In the following video, I'm going to show you how to tie a shoelace in one second. Here's how to do it in slow mo. You grab both sides of the shoelace with three fingers. And with the left hand you go down and under the top and the right hand you go over the top and under. Then you bring your fingers close together. And with the left hand, you grab the shoelace and with the right hand index finger, you grab the other side of the shoelace and you simply pull through like this.
For this I just used a smartphone and recorded myself dyeing the shoelace. Everything was impromptu. I didn't care about the lights, camera, position, sound or anything else. Amazon is full of books on productivity hacks, and I'm sure you can find tons of courses on the subject where there's so many because the They sell. Imagine collecting 10 2050 such one minute videos and selling them in a course. making money online.
Is that easy? If you just get started? Let's do a quick math. Would you pay $5 for a course that teaches you 30 tricks to speed up your day and free time for your family with 20 other people pay that amount. Here you go your first hundred bucks. If you've noticed in the slow motion video, you don't see how my left hand dyed the shoelace.
Can you fix it? film yourself tying a shoelace using this method? Make sure both hands are seen by just in case I'm providing you with two other angles of the video. Now let's zoom out. What did I do in the previous section, I used the demonstration video to show you a first step you can take to get quick results. Then I gave you a brief assignment.
I used two motivation paths here. The first was that the assignment fixed my mistake, who wouldn't want to correct their professors error. The second was getting instant results. I like to show the students that they can get the results from the very start. This way, they will follow the course all the way to the last lecture. Oh, and here's a picture of the text I used to create this video.
I am reading it from my prompter this very instant