You Want People to Really Pay Attention To What You're Giving Them.
9 Dec 2025 · 1 min
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In this concise monologue, David Molina argues that the primary goal for creators should be capturing audience attention. He contends that attention is best achieved through long‑form or paid formats—books, podcasts, workshops, templates, or lessons—because charging for content not only provides immediate revenue but also incentivizes rapid iteration. Molina explains that he can quickly develop useful, client‑tested assets (e.g., workshops, templates) that he and his clients use daily, and selling access to these has been highly effective. He suggests that a lack of attention, rather than a lack of value or a dead audience, is often the real obstacle, and that focusing on strategies to increase attention is a worthwhile investment of time.
