Can someone please list out the sequence in which were to go through the trainings

Posted this one on the YouTubes this weekend. Takes about 15 seconds to implement. Hope ya dig it!

Two sentences made my last video get a ton of views. I started posting YouTube videos on June 11th. I've been horribly inconsistent with YouTube and my videos rarely got more than a few thousand views. Up until recently, I've had 40K~ish subscribers for years. That didn't seem to matter. Hardly anyone watched my stuff. Up until June 11th of this year, I hadn't posted anything since April of 2023. Then in June I decided to post consistently and see what happened. I got some good advice from Alex Hormozi and I also did the UNTHINKABLE ... Which was to read the instructions that YouTube gives you for free. WHAT ALEX TAUGHT ME: 1. The "thing" that makes YouTube show your video to more people is this: ClickThrough Rate + Average View Duration = Good So the higher your clickthrough rate is (you know ...people seeing the thumbnail and then clicking the video) ... And the longer someone watches your video ... The more YouTube will show it to people for free. 2. A good way to figure out what thumbnails are working is to use tools like ViewStats.com because you can type in a topic or a keyword and it will show you videos that got MORE views than usual. The fancy folks call these "outliers". 3. Make your videos good so that people will watch them longer. So ...armed with this knowledge, I made some videos.. And it actually worked! I've made 8 videos so far and all of them have gotten more than 10,000 views except one. (And that one didn't have a good click through rate.) BUT THEN I DISCOVERED A SECRET. And by "Secret" I mean ... Something that was clearly spelled out in YouTube's instructions. I applied it to my most recent video to date and that video has received 36,000 views in 14 days. Here's the "secret": TELL YOUTUBE WHAT THE VIDEO IS ABOUT BY WRITING YOUR DESCRIPTION PROPERLY. I don't really know what "properly" is but here's what I *was* doing: My descriptions were always the same. A few links at the beginning and then some info about me.

In the book Frank Kern tells us the stories you tell in your content has to be true life stories so as to create an emotional connection with your audience But what if you don’t have your own true life stories How could I then use stories to make my content have more emotional impact with my audience.

I read the first part of the book and it’s amazing! Currently reading the second part and I have a quick question. Is the Part 2 of the book the original version of the book? Also can the part 1 stand alone with executing the ideas? Or do I need to combine it with ideas taught in Part 2