So if I'm just saying if you if you can't master the consistency of one show, I would not try to do them all.

That's all good. Um, man, y'all doing an awesome job. Um, as entrepreneurs, a lot of times we can be very versatile in the things that we offer and we provide.

For somebody that's just starting to send that same space, like you have a rich and unemployed, you have live uncut, you have social proof, you have a, uh, uh, uh, a fashion company, uh, peril brand, excuse me. So when you first starting, how do you pick, like you have multiple shows, how do you pick where and when do you split to make multiple shows, because when you just starting, you kind of want to get that going before you go onto the next.

And I have the problem of being versatile. One day I'll talk about this and then I'll talk about this and then talk about this and then what happens is people that originally started watching because of this aren't interested in this. So that's the difficult part about time to determine what to post and that so forth.

The question is, how do you determine when do you, you know, split to make a separate show, do you just keep running it down and just keep putting out content and hoping some point it comes to the other.

Yeah, for me, that's what I did. I just went for it and I knew that I had these ideas for for different shows and I wanted to start working on them and putting them out there, because I really knew like, okay, if I wait, okay, let me try to perfect this one show.

And then I got this other idea, let me not wait another year or six months, let me just put out there and then within this time frame, I could work on building it and making a perfect in that show.

So like I just I didn't I don't want to wait like I want to create and put out that's that's my method.

So I would give kind of I would try to qualify that because he'll sit in his studio and edit and work and he's focused on it.

He has a focus. So some of us in here, we haven't completed one thing or haven't done one thing for a long period of time ever.

So if I'm just saying if you if you can't master the consistency of one show, I would not try to do them all.

Like he's he works like he really is grind and like it's not when he was telling me like, yo, I find my own clips.

I don't do that. I'm like, yo, that's that's really paying attention because nobody nobody's going to be able to find the stuff that your audience is going to relate to like you from your episode.

And that takes time. It takes time.

So like you are going to have to focus on like, let's just figure out like how to get your lighting right first.

Let's get that together. Let's record. Let's try to record and actually record it without realizing at the end, nothing is recorded.

Oh, trust me. Yeah, Tom. Yeah, been there. Tom is always going to be the best teller, right?

Because for people that watch your button podcast, right, your button podcast started off as we're named his podcast later, right?

So they didn't even know the name of the podcast, but he knew he was going to do it. Then from no, we're named his podcast later.

Went from Joe, Joe button podcast to the pull up with other people who are going to do interviews with human podcast right now, right?

Tom is always going to tell like for me, I have a podcast. I had the like I told you that I freestyle no goals, try to freestyle.

I went from that to the Gemini Scorpio podcast from that to y'all might not like this podcast to the J Hill podcast.

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