My last video/podcast sucked!

Medgeeks with Andrew Reid

Medgeeks

Education, Medicine, Health & Fitness

4.8 • 997 Ratings

🗓️ 28 April 2017

⏱️ 5 minutes

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0:00.0	What is going on guys? Happy Friday and this video is titled
0:06.0	That my last video sucked, right? The last video, the last
0:11.0	podcast was just horrible.
0:13.6	And it's funny because I made the video
0:16.6	thinking that it was going to turn out great.
0:18.7	But once I put it onto the laptop, once I was actually
0:21.5	looking at the color, once I was actually looking at the color
0:23.7	uh... once I was listening to the audio i could see that what i thought
0:28.4	that was going to turn out great wasn't all that great i forgot to adjust a few
0:31.8	settings and i wanted to make this video on purpose because I published that video on purpose.
0:40.0	And this comes down to making mistakes. This comes down to not allowing, not letting your mistakes cripple you.
0:47.0	This means that if you make a mistake, it should not slow you down.
0:51.0	You should continue to do what you want to do. Now, there are two schools. slow you
0:55.0	down. You should continue to do what you want to do. Now there are two schools of
0:55.1	thoughts here, right? School of thought number one is well the video wasn't that
0:59.4	great, the audio wasn't that great, so why would you put it out into the public?
1:03.7	Why not not release it and do a better job?
1:07.8	Why not redo the video?
1:09.5	Well, a couple of reasons.
1:11.8	One is I'm very busy and I had scheduled out that slot of time to actually do the video, the YouTube video.
1:18.0	So I didn't really have time to go ahead and redo the set the video. Number two is in the grand scheme of things it's not all that important
1:25.3	right? Yes I'm at the point where I do want to put out more quality videos I want the
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