I gladly appreciate this feedback. This is great.

Thanks for getting back to the video. Your thoughts are just as valuable at the time of the post as now. That’s a good point about what you remember after the time has passed. For future videos, unless I am wanting to point out many things at once, I will have one point of focus that I will present, for the exact reason you have brought up here. The take-away message is what I will develop so that something is certainly taken away from the video.

Thanks for watching the whole 1/5 hour long video, and I will recall this material for the next one. Great to hear this.

First, bravo for doing the second video! I watched the entire thing, even though I hardly ever watch videos that long. You’re spontaneity and sense of humor keep me captivated and watching. I hope that as you refined your skills you don’t lose those two qualities, they are endearing.

One thing I thought of, though, a week after I saw this, wast trying to remember a message in it. The first video the message of ‘just do it” stuck with me, and I still remember that from your first video. A week after this one, I remember you talking something about Oscar’s post on the pomadoro technique and some books you were going to review. But there wasn’t a clear “take away” message that stuck with me a week after the video…. I’m not sure if that is something you’re striving for but I think it’s pretty cool if there is one central message, a take-away, regardless of the myriad of things that could be discussed during a video slot…. know what I mean?

Anyway, thought I’d give you that feedback. I really enjoy your blog and the videos immensely, so keep it up. Like I said, you got me captivated watching a 12 minute video, interested, and at times chuckling out loud. That’s a great experience for me, and no easy feat! I just want to remember something a week after I watch it, like a message. But regardless, you’re totally inspirational, so keep at it!

Cheers,
Miche

Stephen: Thank you. I am glad to hear it. Those Skinny On book sure are enjoyable due to their quick reading and flowing comics.

Ayo: Thanks about those non-tomatoes. You know that’s what people would jump to~. I stand by that implementation line. It also connects to my other idea about how, if I read an article, I comment on it. I used to read so many articles that I would not comment on, which doesn’t make much sense. It would be nice to leave a comment on every article that I read.

I thought this video was quite funny and your personality comes across really well. I tried making videos a few months back but thought they weren’t up to much so stopped doing them, might go back to them after you scaring us into doing them

Jeanette: Thanks for that. The improvement is a nice by-product of continued effort. That is true about the will-do list. It includes a self-commitment that is not to be broken.

Brett: Hey, thanks there. I like hearing that because then it helps propel me to do more. I wouldn’t say I plan to strictly produce videos, but I can see videos being a relevant medium. Maybe I will give shout-outs in the next video.

Lana: Hey to you. Welcome to Timeless Information. I thought I would do the welcome professionally like that.

That Pomodoro technique sure is worth trying, but if it isn’t appealing, some sort of written technique sure is worth trying.

I would enjoy watching a video of yours.

Steven: Hey there. I do it all in those videos, because it gives me the opportunity to do everything all at once, including informing you about tomatoes.

Thanks for that, and I sure have seen Christopher Walken in the past, on TV, so it is a cool comparison.

Less certainly is more, and I will keep a look out on the video time next time.

Tristan: Thanks to you big guy. I do it for the community. I will look to present more concepts. It is interesting because I didn’t get certain ideas until I started doing video.

nice video man , and its great that you improve from what others give you.

Also, I don’t know why, but how you acted kinda reminded me of christopher walken xD

Anyways, good job on the improvement, “less is more”

Steven