3 Easy Ways to STOP being long winded in your videos

Being long winded means that you speak for a tediously long amount of time without getting to your point. But not anymore! I am giving you 3 easy ways to stop being long winded in your videos so you can build your audience and gain more watch time of your content.

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// V I D E O. D E S C R I P T I O N
Being long winded can be a challenge in conversations and in videos. If you are someone who rambles on and on, you may not know that your long talking can be a deterrent for people watching your videos. This video has 3 easy ways to stop the long winded talking and help you tighten up your content.

//T I F F A N Y B Y R D H A R R I S O N

My name is Tiffany and I am an actor, content creator and accountability coach who's passionate about spiritual growth and helping others link their faith to their creativity. Spiritual Accountability for artists, actors, creatives, performers, and anyone who loves the performing arts. I started this channel to share how to navigate the entertainment industry emotionally, spiritually, and artistically. We are building a community of likeminded folks where we can encourage each other to seek truth, live in transparency, and inspire creativity. I upload weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays and would love to have you along for the ride!
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[erikateal]

I ramble when I have to externally process! The script writing will be very helpful for me!

[RayBeliveau]

I definitely have a habit of being longwinded. I think that most of the time I find myself tripping over my words. I once heard the phrase "kill your babies", which sounded kind of morbid; but the biggest take away that I got from that was to separate yourself from your content and not be so attached to it. Great video Tiffany! Keep killing it!

[ChatsWithFlo]

Thank you for the tips. I have a bad habit of repeating myself in my videos. So I’ve started listening and watching my videos a couple of times to make sure that I edit it out.

[ChantyBloom]

I am always in awe when I read something or listened to someone say so much in very few words. Like Tiffany’s Truth Be Told😉. I’m taking baby steps towards more for less, hope I get better each day.

[chriselewis]

WELL DONE. Way to model in this video, everyone moment was well used. We do want to make videos as if we’re talking in person, except online attention span is so much shorter. We have to make every moment count and get to it. Our message is the best message, but if people tune out before we get it out then it has no impact. Great video.

[yduverjn]

I do appreciate when a presenter gets to the point. I don't like long videos at all. You are doing a great job. Congratulations on 1k subscribers. God has more for you.

[courageousfitfemale]

I’m still trying to get out of being a part of that stat! Good tips. My takeaway is to actually BE intentional about sticking to the V points that are relevant. Thank you, Tiff!!

[BeFullyDevoted]

You keep bringing the fire!!! Splitting the content helped me so much!!! More precise=more memorable! In my notes! OAN! I see you 🙌🏾

[XPLifeNow]

TEACH!!! I watch live "discussions" on YouTube a lot, and I see evidence of that scripture all the time. The discussions end up turning into debates that people are trying to "win" by trying to spout off their points. At the end, no one has gained any new understanding about the topic of discussion, and they end up stirring up people's feelings.

This was another banger!

[latinzohempowermenttv]

Thanks Tiffy, yes, that's me right there... I am learning to keep it snappy but it sure is a journey.. Thanks so much for sharing these valuable tips... 😘❤️

[JayHighsmith]

This one certainly convicted me. This is GOOD and very much needed. Thank you!

[anthonybarnesii]

Congratulations on 1, 000 subs, Tiffany!

[yeshuasculture]

Thanks for this. I appreciate your concise message.

[HNeatR]

You betta preach! I definitely wanna work on being more precise. That was a great tip and the video looked very professional.

[EfaKituTV]

Learn to trim the facts, cut out anything that doesn't align to the video. Phew! Tell me about it. I need to learn to keep it simple and straightforward Tiffany, this video is so helpful. I agree with you, less is better not the other way around. Great video and so helpful, thanks for sharing Tiffany.

[JonStallings]

Really love how your videos provide practical info. A while back I watched a behind the scenes video of Author Jerry Jenkins. One of the first edits he does for his writing is to, "tighten up" the dialogue. He cuts out and removes as much as he can. I am trying to learn this in my writing and my videos. Thank you again for all the great information.

[margaretdohertytv]

Great advice 👌 I really like the third tip about separating your thoughts for different videos 👍

[TheOldMayfieldPlace]

Great video. BTW good job on 1K subs!!!

[TheDapperMan]

Thank you for another wonderful video. Really appreciate your thoughts and useful information on this one.

[VSGLife]

CONGRATULATIONS ON 1K 🙌🏾 WONT HE DO IT!!!! ❤️