@morganhoong
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@morganhoong just make a 1 year plan bc ur gonna be a different person in 6 months #postgrad #college
@morganhoong
Instagram · Yap
@morganhoong just make a 1 year plan bc ur gonna be a different person in 6 months #postgrad #college
Performance
Video #31008 · Yap
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The creator addresses viewers who feel lost in their careers by introducing the concept of 'side questing.' She validates their feelings, reframes being young and uncertain as an opportunity, and uses her own diverse two-year career journey—from marketing intern to software student to growth product manager—as proof. She concludes by defining side questing as an abundance mindset and encourages viewers to adopt it to make the future less daunting.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 50%
how to figure out what you're doing with your life
Verbal hook · 50%
If you have no fucking clue what you're doing with your life, may I suggest to you the beautiful art of side questing.
Visual hook
A medium close-up shot of the creator looking directly into the camera, establishing an immediate and personal connection with the viewer.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Directly and confrontationally state a deeply relatable audience pain point using informal, authentic language.
Payoff
Conclude with an empowering call to action or a reassuring statement that promises a less daunting future if the new mindset is adopted.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Expert Reframe Blueprint
To solve a common, anxiety-inducing problem by introducing a novel, uniquely-named concept, validating it with personal experience, and reframing it as a powerful mindset shift.
The Novel Solution Reveal
Introduce a uniquely named, memorable concept (e.g., 'side-questing') as the solution to the stated problem, framing it as an 'art' or special technique.
The Shared Insecurity Takedown
Acknowledge and then dismantle a common social pressure or misconception (e.g., 'everyone else has it figured out'), creating a sense of insider knowledge and validation for the viewer.
The Weakness-to-Strength Reframe
Re-contextualize the audience's perceived weakness or negative situation (e.g., being young and clueless) as a hidden strength or unique window of opportunity.
The Personal Evidence Montage
Rapidly list a diverse range of personal experiences, jobs, or data points that serve as concrete, fast-paced proof for the novel concept's effectiveness and establish the speaker's authority.
The Mindset Elevation
Abstract the practical advice into a broader, more profound philosophical or psychological principle (e.g., abundance vs. scarcity), giving the concept deeper meaning.
just make a 1 year plan bc ur gonna be a different person in 6 months #postgrad #college
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how to figure out what you're doing with your life
Have no fucking clue what you're doing with your life, may I suggest best you the beautiful art of side questing. Listen, I get it. It seems like everybody chose their major and they chose tier job and they know exactly what they're gonna do for the next twenty years of their life. A big secret of theirs is they don't know what the fuck they're doing either. Some do, but that's a small percentage. Beauty is is that when you are young, you have so much time on your hands rank literally every single person in the world is literally ready to give you opportunity. And they already assume that you're stupid. So they don't really expect anything out of you. They just kinda have to like you and vibe with you in order to give you opportunity. I give you this advice as somebody who has a proven track record of career side questing. In the past few years, I have been a product marketing intern, and then I thought I wanted to be a software engineer. So I studied CS, and I fucking hated it. In that time, I was also a content creator. I was a fry cook. I was a waitress. Then I ended up being product management better, and then I got hired full time as a growth product manager. I went out my own business at one point, and I was making a lot of money. And this was all in the span of two years. After that, there's still a lot on my list of things I want to do. Art of side questing is just approaching life with an abundance mindset because life is just really fucking miserable when you have a scarcity mindset. No just try side worst, and the future is gonna look a lot less scary.