Haritosh SrivastavFounder & Head Coach, Confident Storytelling Hub

2 Hours → 15 Minutes. This Is What Practice Does. #Shorts #SpeakingTips"

2 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this short dialogue, Speaker A reflects on the "March challenge" series of short videos. Initially, creating a video required extensive time—ranging from 45 minutes to two hours—due to a perfection‑focused approach to scripting and production. After repeatedly completing the challenges, Speaker A notes a dramatic efficiency gain: the most recent video was produced in just about 15 minutes. Speaker B reacts with surprise, underscoring the impact of consistent practice on workflow speed.

When we talk about the March challenge, usually it takes me like 2 hours, like 1.5 hours or 45 minutes up to like thinking about the script and like what can be the best. I was too much into that perfection mode. But eventually after every challenge, I realized this last video only, only took me like 15 minutes.
Wow.
I was even surprised.
Yes, I'm not surprised because that has been typical experience of members. Uh, since the time I started asking this, yes, people said that, okay, it used to take 4 hours, 6 hours to come down to like 10 minutes, 15 minutes, including coming up with the idea, scripting, recording, and sometimes even posting as well. So awesome.