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James Redenbaugh: This meeting is being recorded. I can't hear you yet. Oh, you're muted.

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David Liebnau: Oh, I'm muted.

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James Redenbaugh: No, you're not.

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David Liebnau: I'm not. Okay. Hang on one sec.

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James Redenbaugh: Sure.

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David Liebnau: For my posture, I need some movement.

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James Redenbaugh: Cool.

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David Liebnau: Do. Do you have a flexible desk?

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James Redenbaugh: I do, yeah.

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David Liebnau: Yeah. I feel like a little movement, so feel free to move as well if you want. Okay. All right. So how are things going for you?

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James Redenbaugh: Good.

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David Liebnau: Overall. Good.

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James Redenbaugh: I've been a little sick.

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David Liebnau: Oh, no. Okay. You're a little tired. And how is your. How are your teeth? Are they doing better?

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James Redenbaugh: They're doing much better, yes.

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David Liebnau: Okay.

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James Redenbaugh: But I have another dentist appointment on Friday that I'm hooray loving.

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David Liebnau: Yeah. How are you? Well, I'm. I'm doing good. I'm celebrating today, my sixth anniversary with my beloved, and tonight we're gonna go out into a nice fancy restaurant and. Yeah. And, yeah, I think we are making small progress process. But, you know, I never shared that with you. I mean. Yeah, I have a more playful approach at that overall idea of growing business. After a week of meditation in which I explained, explored, you know, what. What is the more or the most authentic or honest, aware way of handling my ambition. And I've noticed I gotta embrace the opposite of everything I want to achieve. And with that, you know, included, everything becomes more playful. So, yeah, I try to balance, you know, the. The right tension, the right amount of pushing things forward and the greater intelligence. But I. I feel that after some, like, painful stagnation on my. My perception, I feel that we are making progress. And. And that. That feels good. Yeah. And so. And. And you've been listening to my most recent chattering, right?

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James Redenbaugh: Yeah.

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David Liebnau: Or do you have questions? Questions on that?

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James Redenbaugh: Your last. Your last message was a little hard to hear, right? I got the message about taking more photos. I think that's great.

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David Liebnau: Yeah. All right, then. No worries. Let me. Let me start fresh. And maybe we go through, like, them. Like, funnel chronology. Chronology or process. Speaking of landing page two, I shared with you a few, like, requests for. For updating that. Plus I have difficulty finding that particular frame in webflow where I could, like, translate the English language myself. Maybe you can show me how to navigate on webflow. And for your information, I had to change the password on webflow. So if you want to work on my webflow, you need the password. I've shared with you in WhatsApp.

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James Redenbaugh: I have my own access. Actually, I've added myself as a guest on your account, so.

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David Liebnau: Okay.

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James Redenbaugh: I'm still is.

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David Liebnau: Yep. Cool. All right. So Then yeah, maybe can you share your screen with me and show me where to find these frames which still need German because they are on the German side in English. I couldn't find them on webflow.

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James Redenbaugh: Yeah, so on which page?

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David Liebnau: Right? Yeah, well, maybe. So go, go to one of the result page. Not on webflow, but on in the real life. So the result page. Or, or, or you show me the. The different result pages. Where, where. Where are they?

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James Redenbaugh: So we have the admin. So the results for the user show up on the same page after they've completed the quiz.

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David Liebnau: Okay, so it's the quiz then. Okay, then let's use the quiz. Maybe I've then just failed to scroll down or. So, yeah, show me what the quiz side contains because. Hang on, hang on. Okay, go down. Because what we look for here we stop. No, we need the German version of it because the whole problem occurs only in the German one. So we got to look at the German quiz results where English frames appear.

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James Redenbaugh: So this is the German.

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David Liebnau: Right, this. Hang on here, hang on here, hang on here, my friend. I just need a copy that response from you regarding these little tweaks. I want you to enter or update here. I mean, while we are on it, you can also do it now if you want. On that particular question here, I want an additional option and that is this other. Like open an open item where they can write down bootstrapping or I'm a millionaire myself. Or.

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James Redenbaugh: Isn't this fifth option other?

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David Liebnau: Ah, right. Exit private. Yeah. Then just as a third option after private equity, slash under zondstiges. So sonstegis would be the. The word for the German. And I think in English we would say other. Right? Yeah. So that needs to update it. Be updated. Okay. Yeah. Right. And that. Oh, that looks complicated. I didn't dare to mess around with a quiz. Really. I think you better do that.

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James Redenbaugh: Yeah, I can do that.

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David Liebnau: But maybe you. Yeah, I don't know how long it takes. Maybe you do it afterwards. That's up to you.

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James Redenbaugh: One sec. Just to make sure we can knock this out here. It's this one.

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David Liebnau: The very first item. It is.

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James Redenbaugh: Yeah, yeah.

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David Liebnau: Other in English or zondstiges in German.

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James Redenbaugh: And how do you spell zondstickers?

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David Liebnau: You find it in my web WhatsApp. I wrote it in WhatsApp. If you scroll up, I think it's been in the longer message. I'll be back. I listen. Again. I need more movement. You know, when you are getting older, you need to stay flexible. When you're young, you can still Compensate longer, but you pay a price anyway. But you don't feel it yet, but at the age of 56, you feel it immediately if you don't take good care of yourself. So therefore, wisdom is required.

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James Redenbaugh: Okay, so I'm updating English one too. Okay.

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David Liebnau: And then question 8 is also a case for an update because there we have the little too complicated wording visceral image in the question, not in the answer. And. Right. And I provided a different question again in the WhatsApp in English and German, and that needs to be replaced.

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James Redenbaugh: Okay.

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David Liebnau: And then. Yeah, so that's. That's for the quiz. And now let's go to the result page and let's review the. Or identify those frames which need an update on the German page, meaning a translation into German. So if you click further. Right. Yeah, but now you look at the English, that doesn't help. Look at the German. Right. De. I think the DE is missing, isn't it? I mean, it said before en quiz admin or quiz en. Isn't that. Okay, okay, it's then without.

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James Redenbaugh: Just click share here real quick.

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David Liebnau: Yeah,.

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James Redenbaugh: Okay.

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David Liebnau: It. There's a tendency that almost that founder seems to be more often the result than other. Is that. Is that a myth or is that true?

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James Redenbaugh: I think it's likely because I think with random choices it's most likely gonna.

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David Liebnau: Yeah, all right. But that doesn't matter for now. So. Okay, now slowly. Yeah, it looks all good. Hang on. Stop. So it says 5 out of 5 to 6, 10 all factors. And that all factors is English. So it needs to be alefactorum. So where to? I write in the chat what it needs. Okay. Or hang on, maybe the A can stay. Yeah, I can. I change that. It should be Hang on. It should be a small A. So Alefakturun.

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James Redenbaugh: Yeah. Right.

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David Liebnau: So this all factors needs to be translated into alefaktuan. Whether F is big is capital letters. Oh, and at other times I've noticed down there was the goal in English, which needs to be seal. Seal instead of goal.

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James Redenbaugh: One sec.

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David Liebnau: Sure. Do you want me to write the English? Yeah, I do that. So we do some English lesson, some German lesson. I mean,.

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James Redenbaugh: So goal should be zero.

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David Liebnau: Right. And then here we have the next one, Dyn development lever. That's wrong too. It needs to be hang on, dine and weak longs heber dine and we will. Ah, and yeah, capital letters, I guess. But you can just do that. Right?

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James Redenbaugh: Okay.

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David Liebnau: And. And slowly here again. Oh yeah. Well, we are in the English copy, so I don't See what should be German. Hang on here. Oh, now. Now I'm confused. Now we see that dine and wiglungshebe in an English copy.

00:16:01

James Redenbaugh: It's. Because this copy is just. It's a part of the template and it gets replaced by the script because it's different for every user.

00:16:09

David Liebnau: Okay, so, well, but now it's still not.

00:16:17

James Redenbaugh: Right, Right, So because we're still looking at the same page. I have loaded.

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David Liebnau: I haven't. Okay, okay, so. Okay, okay. And square further down. And here. Stop. Recommended is English and should be German. I write down it's MV lung.

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James Redenbaugh: Okay.

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David Liebnau: And. Yeah. Oh, and we. I. Well, somewhere was the. It said diagnostic call. Right. But I want it to be called discovery call. And maybe you show me the page and then I can better. Right here. Yeah, yeah. Discovery. That is something I could change myself. But why? Yeah, okay.

00:17:52

James Redenbaugh: Right.

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David Liebnau: And then scroll further down, please. Right here, fill out the application. I think it needs to be replaced by Fill out the. It. Oh, and yeah, the three minutes can stay there. And it needs.

00:19:24

James Redenbaugh: Does it need to be minute?

00:19:26

David Liebnau: No, no, hang on. It can be translated and it is now in the chat into three minutes. Minute. Sorry. But the thing itself can stay. All right, can you scroll further down? Right, okay, so I don't look at the copy because that is random here. But at the bottom it says light creators in service of conscious leadership. So three thoughts on that or ideas. Number one, instead of light creators, I, at this point rather want to say light creators tribe, because, you know, I want to be inclusive. Number two. Hang on. Before you start writing, how about a little logo placement here again for, like, rounding it up? We start with a logo. Why not ending it here? Yeah. Then we have the light creators there. And then in terms of. Yeah, and then we can either say in service of consciousness, entrepreneurship, because nowadays it's more about entrepreneurship in my world or positioning than leadership. Or we could say I, like, recently developed a new slogan I use in my podcast and that other copy on social media. Let's see how that translated into English. When you are clear, the world will follow. Or the ones who are clear, the world follows. Hang on, let me double check here, how I put it in English. Whoever is clear, the world follows. So either either that or in service of contrast, entrepreneurship. What do you think? And then. Yeah, a dash. And not a dash, but a minus. And then the word follows. Or. Yeah, comma. What do you think?

00:21:56

James Redenbaugh: I like it.

00:21:57

David Liebnau: All right. And let's keep it there.

00:21:59

James Redenbaugh: I think that's good.

00:22:01

David Liebnau: All right, cool. Yeah, that's it for landing page two. And then let's move on to the discovery call page or dash call page. And here again, as I told you, or if we start once again looking at the hero section, Julia's feedback was like, that guy is a little weak too. I mean, he's not so sharp. You know, the signal is, is weak. And, and so is, is that guy a little like, not so sharp as I think I could be? And thus we, therefore, we will create hopefully better pictures by the end of the week or by Thursday evening, because she leaves on Friday. But tomorrow, Thursday we're going to go out to a more like urban background as well and look for. Yeah. And do some pictures. Hopefully. We'll see how that goes. But as I told you, therefore, we don't need to pay too much attention for now on the pictures. But what we need to pay attention to is like to make sure all functions out of the briefing document are programmed and installed. So have you been able to include the video now?

00:23:45

James Redenbaugh: Oh, I can add that.

00:23:49

David Liebnau: Haven't yet.

00:23:50

James Redenbaugh: Haven't yet?

00:23:50

David Liebnau: No. Okay, then. Hang on. Don't. Here's the related update. I came to an idea that the three offers of mine, formerly being called Notion Operating System, Zolo and Threshold, needs to be slightly changed into Zolo Shift and Threshold. Yeah. So in this video, I record it now in English and insert it into the Google Doc. I speak about Zolo, Notion Operating System and Threshold and not Shift yet. So in other words, I need to update the videos anyway. But I mean, at the end of the day, that will only be a link, Right? You provide, I think, I assume it's a quick fix to update the video, right?

00:24:57

James Redenbaugh: Yes, yes.

00:24:59

David Liebnau: So then maybe you want to go ahead and create that section knowing though that the video link will be replaced quite likely by the end of the week as well. And I will include it then in the Google Document and let you know via WhatsApp when it's ready. Cool.

00:25:21

James Redenbaugh: And where should it go?

00:25:23

David Liebnau: Well, if you, well, if you, if you click the CTA bewerbti here or Apply now, then you come to the application side. Right. Those in the four questions, I don't know where. So after, after the application process. So, and then. Right, right. And then when you, when you hit the enter that button after all that, then the video should occur.

00:26:08

James Redenbaugh: Okay. Yeah, so we'll put it on the thank you page.

00:26:11

David Liebnau: Exactly. It's, it's, it's a thank you page video. That's what I'm talking about, the thank you page. Video, and it should appear on this thank you page. Great.

00:26:21

James Redenbaugh: Yeah, I'll drop that in there after this call, and then when you send me the updated one, we can drop that.

00:26:28

David Liebnau: Okay. Okay, good. And I've been already updating the Zolo and Shift copy on Webflow. I think that worked. I think. Now, what successes have we achieved? Have you achieved in terms of podcast and David Leibnow homepage design? Any progress being made?

00:27:00

James Redenbaugh: Yes, we. Let's look at two possible designs for the podcast page. Mm. So first one in the. You know, whichever photos we want to go with.

00:27:22

David Liebnau: Right.

00:27:22

James Redenbaugh: For this, we can mock up the album cover, but going with a lot of open space here. Blue, deep blue backgrounds, quick links. Of course, we can have the icons for these different things here. I put the calendar, the content from the. The Google Doc in here. I. I can't. I can't understand it, but I have a sense of. A sense of it. Of course I can translate it.

00:28:06

David Liebnau: Is that. When looking at the W, is that still the Playfair typo? Typography?

00:28:16

James Redenbaugh: No, this should be Cormorant. This is Cormorant.

00:28:21

David Liebnau: Look at this. Zwei. Viga. Vital. Further down. Down, down, down. Stop.

00:28:34

James Redenbaugh: Oh, it's. It's because it's italics.

00:28:38

David Liebnau: Ah.

00:28:43

James Redenbaugh: It doesn't have to be.

00:28:48

David Liebnau: But I. But I mean, the. The W is significantly different than the other W. Right? I mean, not. Not just because italic, but the. The middle bar is. Is. Is like a loop here, and at the other, it's a line. I mean, this is different.

00:29:09

James Redenbaugh: Yes. Strange. It's definitely cor.

00:29:22

David Liebnau: But I mean, just compare the other w. Isn't that. Is that kormran too?

00:29:29

James Redenbaugh: Yeah.

00:29:31

David Liebnau: This w. No, the small w. At zwei.

00:29:35

James Redenbaugh: This one. You compare it with this one.

00:29:38

David Liebnau: No, at zwei. Then go to the left.

00:29:42

James Redenbaugh: Oh. Oh, yes. Yeah. But it's. Here, let me. I'll show you. If I italicize this. Oh, that didn't work. Hold on. It's just the italic variation.

00:30:34

David Liebnau: Interesting. Okay.

00:30:40

James Redenbaugh: Which we don't have to use as an accent. I think it looks good. Like, I. I like how Discovery Call.

00:30:48

David Liebnau: Yeah, that looks cool. Yeah. But I guess then at least I want to have it in one tuple. But you know, this German copy, after reading at it or looking at it more careful. Zweiwige weiter. That doesn't work. Anyway, that text needs a little bit of an update. But that's a minor problem. Problem. And not yours.

00:31:18

James Redenbaugh: Yeah. You can have a look at this and then.

00:31:21

David Liebnau: Sure, sure. I know, I know. Let's go up. Let's start with a hero section again because what about this? I mean, I kind of like that cover page. Yeah, yeah, I do. I'm just wondering about that older cover page you did for me and chat with me once on WhatsApp, which is currently the one I'm using on Spotify or. Yeah, on Spotify, I think or Prodigy, I don't know at some places. And it. And, and by the way, that never, I think made it to Figma. Anyway, would. If you compare the two, would you nowadays say, let go of the old cover page and use the one we have here on the landing page. Now.

00:32:32

James Redenbaugh: This is meant to be a placeholder. Let me, let me bring up the. The COVID you're talking about because I thought that you wanted to use a different image in there. So I'm.

00:32:55

David Liebnau: Yeah, I see, I see, I see. Maybe James will wait with this until we have more pictures and more clarity. I mean, for now, I do like, I like looks way cleaner than the one we or you shared with me over via WhatsApp. Remember?

00:33:18

James Redenbaugh: Yeah.

00:33:23

David Liebnau: And yeah, I think cleaner or more zen style actually works better. I agree.

00:33:33

James Redenbaugh: I think that we should revisit the. That design to have it fit all together and fit a new image.

00:33:45

David Liebnau: Yeah. Yeah. And if you go for. Yeah. So okay. And by the way, I mean at the bottom of that page we speak again from I think diagnostic call and it should say discovery call. Right. And I will find this pay. Oh, and is the yl address really light creators.com or didn't we say it. It should be David Lipnow podcom Dash.

00:34:26

James Redenbaugh: Slash podcast for now. It is all on.

00:34:30

David Liebnau: All right. Okay. Before. Yeah, okay. Okay. Got it.

00:34:36

James Redenbaugh: And I also have an alternative version of this with a light aesthetic which we might Want for David LeapNow.com so you can check this one out as well.

00:34:51

David Liebnau: Okay.

00:35:06

James Redenbaugh: These are just imagined episodes.

00:35:09

David Liebnau: No, I. Well, but I do think the. I like the greener more. It's more fresh.

00:35:18

James Redenbaugh: I think so too.

00:35:20

David Liebnau: Yeah.

00:35:21

James Redenbaugh: And do we want to have episodes on. On the page right now?

00:35:26

David Liebnau: You don't really. Yes. And block articles for Zo reasons.

00:35:40

James Redenbaugh: Yes. SEO. And do you want to feature the.

00:35:54

David Liebnau: It's a Zolo. It's a Zolo podcast mainly. So it's mainly my own. Yeah. Me, myself and I who was creating that.

00:36:06

James Redenbaugh: Cool. So each one should have a different picture of you.

00:36:10

David Liebnau: Well, I don't know.

00:36:14

James Redenbaugh: I'm half kidding.

00:36:17

David Liebnau: Okay. Yeah. So no, I mean, here's the thing. Here's the thing on Spotify, I. I Just upload the. The COVID page. Right. So that's the usage of that cover I requested or we spoke of before on YouTube. I started to generate thumbnail video screenshots out of the video because I'm not just creating podcasts or audio files. I am recording myself too. So we could use the pictures from YouTube here, maybe at least the first whatever, five episodes or so and not. I don't know, I mean, if you have a. Have an opinion about it, I'm open for. For whatever.

00:37:22

James Redenbaugh: Yeah, I think five or six here and then linking to the different platforms.

00:37:33

David Liebnau: Yeah.

00:37:37

James Redenbaugh: Or is it just on Spotify?

00:37:40

David Liebnau: Hang on. I share with you a particular like template. Not in terms of the like graphics, but in terms of its functionality.

00:37:53

James Redenbaugh: Yeah, sure.

00:37:54

David Liebnau: And that is coming from my podcast coach and he recommended me a particular. Landing page structure. And. Right. I am sharing that with you on WhatsApp. Okay. Yeah. Take this as a best practice example. Again, not from the graphics or color or so, but in terms of how it's set up. And it is in English only, but I guess your web browser will be able to translate it and. Yeah, I mean. Right. And if. Yeah, but Daniel isn't recording video, so in this sense his podcast doesn't answer our question about the thumbnails. Maybe I. Maybe we. We take the YouTube video thumbnail. What is it? Frame. We can include hair.

00:39:54

James Redenbaugh: Yeah, yeah.

00:39:57

David Liebnau: And I mean, I noticed that. The. I mean, the setup of that podcast site I'm sharing with you is of course slightly different. Right. In terms of its structure. But is it. I mean, what do you think about it? Is that. Shall we go with that? Do you need. Quite likely. I mean, what, What I could do is I. Because I haven't chat or considered that in great detail yet. If you want, I can also update my. Briefing document according to the structure of. Of this, like, best practice example. Because he's having a different structure than. Than we have. And what comes then to my mind as well. I mean, he has a home. Right. So this is. Yeah, I mean, this is like. This is 1 and 2 and 1. Right. It's the homepage david.com and then if you go to podcast, we have the. The podcast thing.

00:41:30

James Redenbaugh: It's hard because his brand and vibe is so different.

00:41:34

David Liebnau: I know, I know.

00:41:37

James Redenbaugh: Like an auto mechanic to me.

00:41:40

David Liebnau: Yeah, yeah. And I don't mean at all like the vibe of that program of that side. I mean, move away from the tonality by far. Different, different world. I'm speaking of just the functionality and the structure of what is shown and where it shown.

00:42:05

James Redenbaugh: Yeah, well, I think structure wise, it's not too different from what, what we have. But if you want to update the, the, the copy doc and the structure there, you know, we can totally rethink the, the layout and dial it in.

00:42:26

David Liebnau: I mean, at the end of the day, my initial idea was always to have the podcast move to the davidleapnow.com like URL address. Right. That it said davidleepnow.com podcast. So if we follow that road, it would be like his structure where he has, you know, the, the, what is it? The Taps at the top. I mean, currently we, we don't work with Taps. Right. I mean, or what's your idea? Have you made any ideas or designed any, any mock ups or, or drafts from the Davidleepnow.com site yet?

00:43:15

James Redenbaugh: Not yet, no.

00:43:17

David Liebnau: Right, right.

00:43:18

James Redenbaugh: I think that we wanna, you know, the pictures are going to be so primary for that. We want to design around that. But I can make a mock up of that pretty quickly if you want to start looking at things in context.

00:43:36

David Liebnau: I mean, help me to understand this or to like evaluate this structure again. I mean, he was my mentor, coach for podcast mentor in terms of how to create a podcast. Right. He's not my graphic design mentor. And that function of using Taps at the top of the landing page, is that something you've been envisioning for the davidlebnow.com side as well?

00:44:15

James Redenbaugh: Probably, yeah.

00:44:17

David Liebnau: Right. Right. Okay, so then let's move on the, and if we combine the two, like move the podcast or start developing the podcast side as a sub side of David Leibnow.com right away, would that slow down your process of producing what it takes? I mean, does that prolong the completion time dramatically?

00:45:03

James Redenbaugh: I want to see if we can. Keep. Actually, I'm not sure. I wanted to see if we can keep the David Leap now. And the Light Creators website technically as one site in webflow but different domains. But I think that it will. You can have multiple domains, but I think that it will always. Show one as primary. I want to confirm that. So if you did davidleadnow.com it would redirect to like creators.com drive and that would show in the, in the URL, which might not be a problem or,.

00:46:07

David Liebnau: You know, my, my, my isn't linked links are good, aren't they? I mean, my idea was we have the Davidleepnow.com like as a home page and then there we link it to the Light Creators Tribe-quiz site, but we definitely keep it as a davidleepner.com a separate thing. Yeah. Because I mean the. The. The Light creators tribe or lightcreators.com where l is is narrowed very down to that particular funnel. Right. Seed stage Founders quiz. Very specific. The Davidleepnow.com is broader. Is really embracing also my corporate work, the podcast, more background of me as a person. So I think it should be distinct different from the. The. The Light Creators.

00:47:21

James Redenbaugh: Cool. We can make it distinct.

00:47:23

David Liebnau: Yeah. So I guess I gonna then shall I like merge the two briefings? Merge the davidleapnow.com with the podcast side briefing.

00:47:46

James Redenbaugh: Sure.

00:47:47

David Liebnau: Yeah. Okay. Let me see. I won't be able to do it today so it will take some time. Let me. Let me have a look at my schedule. Yeah, I can do that tomorrow. Okay. First thing in the morning. Tl.com and podcast briefing update. I mean in the meantime you can work on that cover page. Podcast cover. Right.

00:48:35

James Redenbaugh: Yes. Yeah. But do we want to see if you want to. If you'll have a better image for that?

00:48:44

David Liebnau: Right. Yes. Sorry. Yeah, we'll wait. You're right. And. Okay so. And well then why I don't know. Are you eager to make more progress and want to get going? Because I. I could set you up for another work stream with a brand new briefing I just prepared prior to our call about the newly called Zolo page.

00:49:32

James Redenbaugh: Because yeah, feel free to send that over. I can start.

00:49:36

David Liebnau: It's. It's in the. In the document it's called Zolo Zolo Notion operating system. And my. My thinking goes currently in. In the thing in the direction that at that point in time I may be only need this low tier landing page for the product for this one product and the more the high ticket offers nowadays called Shift and Threshold. I quite likely going to customize anyway for my clients and thus don't communicate about it through a landing page but rather through a presentation I put together for. For them. Right. So instead of for landing pages about the the like premium offer for individuals nowadays called Shift and the group initiation in Finland called Threshold instead of again designing landing pages I would appreciate if you could maybe in addition to all the templates you've put together on Figma already help me to have some templates for a presentation. A PowerPoint presentation. Okay yeah to. To illustrate maybe yeah stuff you find in my copy also about the solo offer but I mean this is a little like long like two, three steps ahead. But for. For like until I provide you the updated briefing for the podcast and the homepage you can start Working on the solo page right away. Right. And then so then we have the Zolo page, the homepage, the podcast, and then the solo. And once that is done, we'll take care of that. Templates for the shift and threshold. Does that make sense? Yeah, yeah, I think so too. And maybe eventually, once I have a more proof of concept. Right. Then maybe we do the landing pages. But for now, probably we don't need them yet. Or they will be a matter of change anyway. And thus it's more agile if we just use a presentation.

00:52:35

James Redenbaugh: Cool.

00:52:36

David Liebnau: Yeah. So that's it for now. James, when shall we speak again? Maybe after the pictures or. No, I. I'm gonna send you the pictures. So you're gonna quite likely have the pictures by Friday and then you can play with the pictures and you let me know when you are ready to show some new developments, maybe, I don't know, by mid next week. Would that work for you?

00:53:10

James Redenbaugh: Yes.

00:53:12

David Liebnau: Okay, so mid next week, I'm fairly flexible. Really? You tell me when it would suit you.

00:53:24

James Redenbaugh: How about with. Wednesday at.

00:53:47

David Liebnau: Well, Wednesday at your like awake hours. I can only do for like five past after four, A little break in between until like five past after five. That, that would be my availability on Wednesday. The other days are more flexible.

00:54:12

James Redenbaugh: Could you do Tuesday at 5?

00:54:14

David Liebnau: Yes, I can.

00:54:17

James Redenbaugh: Let's do that. I'll send you a link.

00:54:20

David Liebnau: All right, cool. Okie dokie. All right, James, be strong during your dentist. But like, like another, like a test or a little, little like advice. You want to have a better advice than be strong?

00:54:44

James Redenbaugh: Sure.

00:54:46

David Liebnau: Yeah. Be transparent, you know, don't be in resistance. Just let it wash through you.

00:54:53

James Redenbaugh: Okay.

00:54:54

David Liebnau: Ah. In. In my knees, my beloved says. Well, he's supposed to be on a dentist seat and got some tooth operation. You can't be in your knees while you do that. No, no, no, it's. It's all about surrender. Just. Just let it wash through you. All the best, my friend. And yeah, thank you all. Good medicine to you.

00:55:20

James Redenbaugh: I'll see you soon.

00:55:21

David Liebnau: See you. Bye Bye.