What do you do to help people find your channel and make it feel connected and relevant?

57:31And if you ask yourself if you're comfortable, as Bill said, you know, when you get comfortable, you're comfortable. That's when you want to change. If you can sit there and say, you know, I'm comfortable. No, that means you need to change. Yeah. Push a boundary, push a wall out, expand, learn something new. We did have a late last question, and since it perfectly segues into our wrap-up, Cindy, do the honors.

57:56Sneaking a last one in from Dave Johnson in Maine. What do you do to help people find your channel and for it to feel connected and relevant? element? You know, I do like a lot of people. I'll put it out there and I put it on other social platforms. I do it on my live podcast that I do with my co-host and we put it out there.

58:17I wear shirts and stuff. I have a QR code on the back that I'm in public. Like I want it to be something where, you know, you get all these YouTubers that are like, Hey, subscribe to me, subscribe to me. All you have to do is click subscribe. But I don't want people to subscribe to me just to subscribe to me. I want people to subscribe to me because they want the information

58:36that I'm providing them or they're into the content that I'm doing. Numbers without that is nothing. Like I don't, I don't want that. Right. So I hope that when people comment, I comment back. That's how I try to make it personable. I don't, I don't sit there and go, well, I'm too big for this. I'm not going to comment back. I literally sit there and I'll

58:58I'll go back and comment to every person that leaves a comment. And if they leave another comment, I respond right back to it. I feel like if you took the time to comment on my video, I'm going to comment back and I'm going to, you know, build that connection with you, you know, for watching my stuff and hopefully you become a longtime subscriber.

59:16That's, that's what I do. We've had the pleasure for the last hour of talking to Stephen Haywood. And how do people get ahold of you directly? if they want to ask you a question, Stephen, or learn more about what you do. Sure. I'll put it out there. It's public. You can email me, steve at the techbuzz.net. I still have the old email address from the old website, but you can check me out,

59:39youtube.com slash the techbuzz. All my socials can be found, you know, sprawled all over that channel as well. So yeah, I appreciate you guys having me on. Excellent. You've been a fabulous guest, and I've loved talking to you. And I also love our crew. And I want to just say a public thank you to everybody in the back end. You'll see some credits roll here at the end.

1:00:02These are some of the many, many, many people who have been a part of the Office Hours family for a long time. You know, we traditionally close with a Tlaloc traversal. If you had been going around to get the information that we served up to you today, not just from Stephen, but also from the people who asked questions to help us with our discussion,

1:00:20discussion you would have traveled 24 000 miles that's 39 000 kilometers or 193 million bananas for scale uh thanks to alan robert vick josh peter and more in the background of this we'll be back next week with another thursday thursday no that's a different show tuesday focus thanks for watching and we'll see you next time on the tuesday focus take care have a good evening bye

1:00:50you you Thank you.