Create professional LIVE streams that put you a notch above everyone else with Luria Petrucci

Entrepreneurs on Fire

John Lee Dumas

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4.8 • 4.1K Ratings

🗓️ 5 May 2017

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Luria helps you create professional LIVE Streams that put you a notch above what everyone else is doing and sets your brand apart. She's been live streaming and doing online video for 11 years (3500 videos & 1 billion views) for herself as well as AT&T, Samsung, Orange County Choppers, GoDaddy, Panasonic and more.

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0:00.0	What's Shaken Fire Nation, JLD here and welcome episode 1657 of EO Fire. We're right
0:10.0	shadow with today's most inspiring entrepreneurs seven days a week and if you are ready to
0:15.7	master productivity discipline and focus in 100 days visits themasteryjournal.com.
0:22.1	Now let's shout out to today's featured guest, Luria Patrucci. Luria, are you prepared
0:27.3	to ignite? Let's do this. Yes. Luria helps you create professional live streams. I put
0:34.0	you a notch above what everyone else is doing and set your brand apart. She's been live streaming
0:38.9	and doing online video for 11 years. That's 3500 videos and 1 billion views for herself
0:45.0	as well as AT&T, Samsung, Orange County, choppers, GoDaddy, Panasonic and more. Luria, take a
0:51.6	minute, fill in some gaps from that intro and give us a little glimpse of your personal
0:55.4	life. Sure. I actually started doing videos way back in 2005. I was one of the first video
1:04.2	podcasters that had shows even available on that first video iPod that came out. This was
1:11.1	before the iPhone existed. I was one of those early pioneers and this was before YouTube
1:17.9	was even a thing at that time. Just a couple of years later, I started live streaming in
1:24.2	2007, both on mobile apps that you have no idea existed probably and also in professional
1:35.1	studio quality type of live streaming. I've had a daily or weekly show ever since. When
1:41.7	I first got started, I was using an alias, Kali Lewis. I gained an audit so quickly because
1:49.0	no one else was doing what I was doing. I was doing tech news and gadget reviews, things
1:53.7	like that. I had to learn everything as I went from being on camera. How do I do this camera
2:02.3	thing to the business aspect of it? Even though I had really this large amount of success
2:11.4	over the next few years, I really didn't start to flex my entrepreneurial muscles until
2:17.8	about two years ago. I was with partners who flat out told me I could not do this stuff
2:25.4	without them. I had no capability to really be successful on my own. Even though I was
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