Hey, quick heads up before we get into today's podcast episode, if you missed our recent three-day

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while they are still available. All right, let's jump into

today's episode. Within the first year, I was getting to a point where I was hitting like

10 grand a month. That first year was really tough because again, I didn't know what was going on.

And I almost had like a mental breakdown four months in trying to produce a video every week.

Today we're going to be learning how a medical professional turned boring eye content into viral videos. Finally, one of my videos did

hit, got suggested, again, a little bit by luck, but I caught a topic. He's going to be breaking

down the exact method he uses to structure videos to keep them watching. One of his videos hit

1.5 million views doing this,

and the content shift that helped him jump from a struggling creator

to over 139 million total video views.

But right at the start, we're going to cover the three biggest mistakes

he sees people making on YouTube when they're just starting out growing their

channels. Welcome back to the Think Media podcast, the number one show, bringing you unfiltered

YouTube tips for building a profitable channel. Today is a powerful conversation where Sean is

sitting down with one of our video ranking Academy students, Dr. Joseph Allen from Dr. IHealth. And quick note, today's episode is brought to you by VRAPodcast.com. We've got a limited time cohort that's going to offer coaching and accountability, but I'll tell you more about that later. For now, let's jump into the conversation. Dr. EyeHealth, welcome to the show. Hey, thank you, Sean. This is amazing.

A long-time fan of everything thinks you doing.

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