🎯 Your Goal:

Create clear, confident videos — without rambling, overexplaining, or forgetting your key points.

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📽️ Two Solid Options

You don’t need to write a Hollywood screenplay.

Choose one of these approaches:

Option 1: Simple Bullet Outline

Just list 3–5 main points

Include quick notes or phrases you want to say under each

Keep it loose and conversational

Example:

Lesson: Setting Up Your Website

– Why WordPress > other options

– Hosting = your foundation

– Domain = your street address

– What you’ll need before we move on

Option 2: Light Script

Write your intro and outro word-for-word

Bullet the middle (the “meat”)

This keeps things tight but still flexible

Example:

INTRO: “Hey, it’s Derrik from Course Rocket Launcher — and in this lesson, we’re going to get your hosting and domain squared away…”

[3 bullet points for body content]

OUTRO: “That’s it! In the next video, we’ll install WordPress and get your site live.”

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✏️ ChatGPT Can Help

Try this:

> “Write a casual video script for a lesson called ‘[Your Lesson Title]’. Keep it short and friendly, and break it into 3 key points.”

Then edit it into your voice.

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🧠 Pro Tips

Don’t read word-for-word unless you need to

Practice once or twice with your outline before recording

Keep videos focused on one lesson, one result

If you mess up — keep going. You can trim it later.

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✅ Your Action Step

Write a bullet outline or intro/body/outro script for one lesson you plan to film next.

Keep it simple and conversational — done is better t

han perfect.

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