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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to Thursday's solo episode. I am recording this early because

I met with the guy that I hired for content creation to help me with the podcast account. And we're going to be

working super closely. I'm creating all the content, but we will be sharing a drop box folder

so I can put everything that I want posted about, like the topics, what I want the caption to be, all that stuff

will be me, but I put it in this platform called Notion and then he can create the actual

content based on what I put in there. So if I want like a meme that says something funny,

like he'll create it. Because what happens, when I try

and create my own content, it takes me, first of all, forever. I edit all my video stuff in I-movie,

which is like not the best. I know that Adobe Premiere Pro or whatever it's called is the better editing tool,

but it's also like I would have to get a second PhD in learning how to use Adobe software.

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