Oct 9, 2026 · 1 hr 15 min · 8 segments
Get your free guide here! http://cc.inkwelllounge.com I've been working on a project lately that I'd like to share with the community and get their feedback. I've been creating content for Disney…
So I've hosted interviews with close to 90 different content creators, community members, competitive players, all sorts of people on this channel.
I've talked to people that are deck builders, streamers, podcasters, collectors, and people at every stage in their journey.
Lots of people that are just starting with Lorkana.
Lots of people that are just starting with content creation.
People that have been doing content creation since before the game even came out.
And somewhere around episode 40 or 50, I started noticing the same kind of handful of questions coming up and the same kind of answers over and over.
Not, you know, how do I get famous or anything like that.
It's more like, if I'm starting a podcast, if I'm starting a channel, how do I get started? How do I sound like myself? How do I keep this up without getting burnt out? Those kinds of things are something that are really common to a lot of content creators out there, especially people that are starting out and have never done this kind of thing before.
So I started writing it all down, uh, both my own experience making this show, plus, you know, this things that the 90 some odd other people that I've talked to have told me along the way.
And it kind of started turning into something a little bit bigger than just like a blog post or an article.
So I started looking at everything that I had written down, everything that I had covered with other creators, and it almost turned into what looked like kind of a full course.
Now, I know you've all heard about content creator courses that have been out there, and it seems like a lot of them are more about like, oh, here's how to game the algorithm.
Here's how to...
You know, make sure that your videos get the views by, you know, having good thumbnails, that kind of thing.
Yes, that kind of stuff can help.
But one of the things that I've really come to realize, especially talking with so many other creators, is that the real importance is investing the time in your own channel in your own content in really trying to figure out who you are and bringing that to your own content and sharing that with the world because you know that authenticity that's the piece that people really latch on to so I am thinking about turning this into more of a full course.
So I've hosted interviews with close to 90 different content creators, community members, competitive players, all sorts of people on this channel.
I've talked to people that are deck builders, streamers, podcasters, collectors, and people at every stage in their journey.
Lots of people that are just starting with Lorkana.
Lots of people that are just starting with content creation.
People that have been doing content creation since before the game even came out.
And somewhere around episode 40 or 50, I started noticing the same kind of handful of questions coming up and the same kind of answers over and over.
Not, you know, how do I get famous or anything like that.
It's more like, if I'm starting a podcast, if I'm starting a channel, how do I get started? How do I sound like myself? How do I keep this up without getting burnt out? Those kinds of things are something that are really common to a lot of content creators out there, especially people that are starting out and have never done this kind of thing before.
So I started writing it all down, uh, both my own experience making this show, plus, you know, this things that the 90 some odd other people that I've talked to have told me along the way.
And it kind of started turning into something a little bit bigger than just like a blog post or an article.
So I started looking at everything that I had written down, everything that I had covered with other creators, and it almost turned into what looked like kind of a full course.
Now, I know you've all heard about content creator courses that have been out there, and it seems like a lot of them are more about like, oh, here's how to game the algorithm.
Here's how to...
You know, make sure that your videos get the views by, you know, having good thumbnails, that kind of thing.
Yes, that kind of stuff can help.
But one of the things that I've really come to realize, especially talking with so many other creators, is that the real importance is investing the time in your own channel in your own content in really trying to figure out who you are and bringing that to your own content and sharing that with the world because you know that authenticity that's the piece that people really latch on to so I am thinking about turning this into more of a full course.
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