The creator narrates her emotional journey of launching a "Yap on Camera" challenge. She shares her motivations, including a recent career crisis and the desire to provide for her family, and documents her social media growth over six months. She transparently reveals the launch's staggering financial success, showing screenshots of revenue figures ($79k in 24 hours, growing to $277k), expresses profound gratitude and disbelief, and encourages others not to count themselves out.
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thank you. so much. this has changed our life.
For those interested you can comment YAP for more details + the link to sign up >>>
6-week “how to yap on camera for social media” challenge
+ we start june 1st.
this is the game plan & my take on talking direct to camera content:
>> nobody…and I mean almost nobody *likes* talking to the camera!
and that’s why this is about to become your edge.
those who TALK are the ones who build connection & connection will grow your audience.
at the end of the day, you are making content FOR human beings & regardless of your niche, topics, what you sell or how you want to monetize from content creation...the content is for humans. and humans connect through:
⁃ energy / voice
⁃ emotion / humor
⁃ storytelling / presence
when you talk directly to camera, people get a sense of your: vibe, perspectives, beliefs, confidence, awkwardness…your humanity << which ppl are craving HARD rn (thanks to ai)
If you want to build an audience who is obsessed w. you + your content (which you do, if you’re trying to make money) - you need to *talk to them* 🤝
So for the next 6weeks im going to teach you the HOW (a lil human + communication psychology) and the WHAT to yap about.
you’re not going to have an “idk what to post” problem after this and you’re going to kill the cringe through reps.
more details if you comment YAP :)
lastly, thank you again for the support / being here for my career identity crisis that’s somehow turned into this.
Transcript
This is how much I made so far from launching a six week how to yap on camera for social media challenge. I wanted to talk directly to the camera, but I couldn't get through this without crying, so here we are. I got a hotel room for the night, so I could get a little undistracted time from my toddler and grind out a little work, which felt weird because I have only ever spent one other night away from him. But I wanna tell you, never in a million years could I have predicted that people would be interested in learning the art of a damn good yap and how to talk directly to the camera when I started posting. I started this account posting videos yapping about being career confused, sharing my furniture flip, over sharing my finances because I am no, and it was better sharing the money that finally pushed me over the edge to give this a shot. I am not doing this to be popular. I just wanna provide financially and take care of my son. So tier are the numbers. This is insane, and if you don't believe it, I get it. But here's what happened. I launched the challenge a little over a week ago, and within twenty four hours, there were 290 of you signed up. My husband and I were in shock. As of this morning, there are 999 of you signed up. I don't know what to say except rank you. Like, I don't have a team. It is me, my iPhone and then any mic. That's it. If you want to do this, don't count yourself out. This has changed my family's life from my husband, my son, and I rank you so much for the support.
