Ryan Shank debriefs a session with executive coach Amanda Bagley about balancing tactical execution with strategic thinking using a 4-month anchor concept. He's also experimenting with adding drama and reaction footage to his video content to make it more engaging and self-aware.
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I don't know what that means. Thank you. At least we have some drama now for the vid. Dude, we gotta be to the office in 5 minutes. We actually do though. You know, I want to be like a good leader for the team. Like, I would almost struggle from being like too tactical, right? To like, like, how do I go in and out? And when do you go in and out? I like the 4-month kind of anchor in your head too. Thank you so much. Yeah, pleasure. Nice to meet you as well. You trying to grab food? Yeah. This is the guy that makes the— he does a perfect circle. Have you seen him? How do you do that? Hey man, good luck. Get it? Good luck. Yeah, maybe even get like reaction video, like we're watching it, like show me cringing so it's at least like self-aware, like, oh my God, cool, that was good. All right, so that's it for the day. Just had an awesome meeting with Amanda Bagley. Shout out Amanda. Anyway, today was great. It's Friday. There's a Jake Paul fight tonight at 10:30, and I'm getting out of here. Peace.