Reference · Cheat Sheet
From Lessons 20–21. Keep this open beside you when you record. Nerves are normal — the routine below is how you channel them.
| Step | Do this |
|---|---|
| Loosen up | Roll shoulders, unclench jaw, shake out your hands. |
| Warm the voice | Read a paragraph aloud or hum for 30 seconds. |
| Breathe | One slow breath in, slower out. Settles the shakiness. |
| Set the bullets | 3 bullets in view — never a word-for-word script. |
| Eye contact | Look at the lens, not your own preview. The dot is the viewer's eyes. |
| Energy | Slightly more than feels natural — the camera flattens it. |
| One idea / take | Say one thing cleanly. Easy to remember, easy to redo. |
| Redo freely | No take limit. Only the version you keep is ever seen. |
Climb one rung at a time. Don't skip — each step makes the next barely feel like a leap.
| Rung | Step | The ask |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Voiceover | Talk over a screen recording. No face. |
| 2 | Private talking | Record yourself, don't post it. Just reps. |
| 3 | Short clip | A 10-second talking-head clip, one idea. |
| 4 | Posted clip | Publish a short talking-head Reel. |