I remember my early experience with creating my first online course years ago.
It wasn't pretty.
It took me way, way too long to choose a direction and outline for it, and the recording of the videos was a mess.
I scripted every word out, and tried to do it with a teleprompter.
If (when) I messed up a word, I stopped the recording to start over again ...
(I hate teleprompters and swore off them after that - which people can tell when they watch my videos nowadays, but at least it's more authentic that way).
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Marc Mawhinney