Speaker 1: 0:07

So welcome to a new episode of the Sisters in Cash podcast Today, again a German episode. This episode is featured by Legal Fans and 4BASE. Thank you again to 4BASE, because 4BASE is already now, I think, almost a year my sponsor and I am very happy about it Today as my guest.

Speaker 2: 0:37

We know each other from last year from Erwinus. Tell me, who do I here with today? Now it's less, until nothing has changed a bit, but as always, I was definitely on Venus with me, and before I was already doing good stuff, and, yes, this year I do the same again. And then Venus is again in front of the door and that's why we thought let's chat a, let's talk again.

Speaker 1: 1:23

Now. It's very interesting for me. You do it like that. You just mentioned it. You do something special on Venus, so you put it right on. Is that so?

Speaker 2: 1:37

Yes, exactly. So this year it will be like that. Last year there was a bit of a problem with the hall and so on because of the soundproofing. You actually weren't allowed to make music. But this year everything is completely top-notch and I have my signs that I will then put up and then the whole hall will be soundproofed with it, so that will then run everywhere in the boxes. Going to be really cool. I'm very happy, very nice.

Speaker 1: 2:05

That will be so. You just said that will run everywhere.

Speaker 2: 2:12

That means In the hall where we are, practically where 4Bass is, where we have the stand, and then I have my times and then they have everywhere, because they don't want that. Different music runs everywhere and when my time is up it runs in the whole hall and then there's a party. That's awesome.

Speaker 1: 2:33

That means you set up for the whole hall.

Speaker 2: 2:36

Yes, and then there's a mega party people, Then there's a mega party atmosphere.

Speaker 1: 2:41

So you set up for the whole hall?

Speaker 2: 2:46

Yes, that's a cool deal. Yes, I think so too, and then we're just partying all year round, and it won't be that long. I don't know, so that's going to be said again. Exactly how long then? Maybe an hour or so more times a day, so it's not that long, but at least then there are always parties.

Speaker 1: 3:06

Yes, but I think that's cool. That means I can come to you and can wish me songs.

Speaker 2: 3:12

Yes, I have my, because I have my. So if you are in the flow and you do one thing after the other, something fits. But when I have it there, you can also wish yourself something you may, I may.

Speaker 1: 3:24

Yes, exactly so you just mentioned it. We have known each other since Venus, also through 4BASE, which I am super happy about. We also had a really great podcast last year. We chatted so much. Yeah, well, as I said, that's also so. You're also so spiritual, but I'll come back to that later.

Speaker 2: 3:50

Yeah, yeah, oh God, if you start with that, if I start with that.

Speaker 1: 3:53

I know that's why we're doing all this stuff for the first time. Let's do the other things first. Exactly exactly because the podcast is there so that the models can learn from each other. That's why I founded the podcast. That's extremely, extremely, extremely important to me. I would like to start with certain topics, because I know you're very technical. You've also built a lot of built up, because you bring your traffic differently than other creators, I would say so you stream a lot, right, I have a lot of stream, so now it's a little swing.

Speaker 2: 4:43

So I was on Twitch, exactly the Twitch bubble. That's how I started. But Twitch is also a bubble and gaming started and so on. That's up to everyone. Now. Gaming, for example, I did a year, but of course, the gaming price is huge on Twitch Always anyway. That's how it all started. But that has to lead extremely and I realized after a year it just started with that, but that has to be extremely and I noticed after a year it just doesn't lie to me anymore and I'm so the gamer. I tried it out, it was fun. I also generated followers. That worked well. But you really have to do something there. That is extremely fun for you because you have to build it up too. People notice that With gaming. I thought it can't get over me anymore because I have all the different games and if you don't feel it with blood and soul, it's so right to go in there.

Speaker 1: 5:38

I know what you mean, and if you sit there for hours, it's not like that.

Speaker 2: 5:43

For example, you have to play games five, six, seven hours a day, or at least every other day, and then fully into the game. It's so time-consuming for me because either you're a great gamer, then it works well again, or you're just like la la, but you just have to get into the games. That was nothing for me. That's why I switched to DJing. That was a lot of fun for me. I just slipped in through another DJ coach who found me there Over a chat and such Crazy story actually. Then I tried that out. We talked about the story in the last podcast. It was done so much better. Exactly.

Speaker 2: 6:34

Yes, I could build up a lot, but I have to say again, for the spicy sites it went well, but Instagram doesn't get any followers. Instagram followers maybe once a month. I got 20 new Instagram followers. I just focused on streaming. Because if you have a party every two days five, six, seven you don't have any. The stream, you don't even have energy for reels or something. Either you do one extreme or the other.

Speaker 2: 7:11

So the Twitch setup was good for the pages. They see you live and then you can write with them, for example on your Forbaste or something. But for Instagram followers, to get more followers, more traffic, more build-up. It's not so suitable in the area where I was now, and that's why. Then the GEMA fees came with the DJ program, then the Twitch was switched and then I thought so I have to focus more on Instagram now, andels now, Because I had 5000 followers in Venus. You have to bring it to perfection, Because I only did Twitch and now I have it in three months. I started this year with Reels in April, With pictures. I started at 16,000 in April. I have 122,000 followers since mid-April no 122,000.

Speaker 1: 8:14

Yes, within two months Three.

Speaker 2: 8:18

Within two months I had 100,000?. Yes, I had 116,000 in mid-April and now I have 122,000 currently. So in three months it's crazy overreels. And then I thought, okay, that's better for me when I just stream live and spend all my energy, but I don't have an Instagram account.

Speaker 1: 8:41

Okay, that's very interesting for the girls. How did you manage to keep your account growing from Instagram in these times? So where do you find your Reels ideas? What do you pay attention to? What do you notice Instagram has changed that. The girls get to a small point of attention. How do I bring Instagram to grow in these times?

Speaker 2: 9:05

Yes, it was important to me because I had my Instagram account since I started streaming in 21,. I opened it right away and so on, and I always had that. That was my private account. I always swiped around, shared a lot. He was very well used, you can say. I wrote a lot with it, liked it, swiped around myself, sometimes for hours, you have to say to the account, I warmed him up. Well, Then I thought everyone always told me Jasmin, you have to do three reels a day.

Speaker 1: 9:46

Yes, that's really the case. So three reels? You always say it doesn't matter how many you post, but if you want to grow you have to do three reels a day.

Speaker 2: 9:53

Really, everyone said, that I'm always like oh, I can't imagine that when I do this now, that then really so much comes. And then I thought to myself okay, what kind of content so first of all you viel kommt. Und dann habe ich mir überlegt okay, was für? Erstmal muss man sich auch überlegen, was für content, so wie ist man selber drauf? Es gibt so viele verschiedene modelle oder arten, was man da zeigen kann in reals. Aber ich habe für mich gedacht, ich will halt alles auf englisch machen, so ich will in den amerikanischen markt mit meinem profil, alles halt sehr amerikanisch. Deswegen habe ich bei den amerikanern geguckt, also bei den amerikanischen content creatorin, zum beispiel profile, everything is very American. That's why I watched it with the Americans, so with the American content creators. For example, I often followed Prisini Baker in that segment.

Speaker 1: 10:34

I like to watch her too.

Speaker 2: 10:36

Yes, she had her own style again because she had. Back then I saw her with 30,000 followers. I had already observed her and and then all of a sudden she's just found something for herself. For her, it's just these sexy, high-aesthetic shots. She doesn't necessarily have a text or anything like that. I've never seen that Very seldom every now and then. But she always had very aesthetic shots of sexy outfits. It worked well for her. She just pulled through, I know.

Speaker 1: 11:08

I also watch her extremely often.

Speaker 2: 11:12

You can't say that's how it works. I think that's.

Speaker 1: 11:15

No, you can't.

Speaker 2: 11:17

Because the Instagram algorithm is random.

Speaker 1: 11:23

So you always say, look at the reels that are good for you and do them. I don't think so, because I always do different things. You have to try a lot. You have to try so much. Yes.

Speaker 2: 11:40

You can't say that's exactly what you have to do it, because the one rule is with the one full of geil and with the one you do, even if you would do it one to one, which does not work anyway, because he is a different person, he has a completely different background, everything is different. But you have even re-armed as well as possible, but it doesn't work with you at all. You can't say that's exactly what you do. But what I do, I look through at American content creators because I just see myself more as an American Me too, me too.

Speaker 2: 12:09

I don't feel like I belong there anymore, so I want to be shown there and engage with the people who come from there, and then I just look through and get ideas.

Speaker 1: 12:23

Who do you watch for the girls? Who do you watch from time to time?

Speaker 2: 12:27

Zoe Alone at Home, but she also has a lot of channels and the Ruby, mermaid, miller or something like that with the red hair.

Speaker 1: 12:36

Mermaid Miller I have to watch that too. Brittany Baker I also watch. I also get a lot of info from her.

Speaker 2: 12:43

Alex Mucci I watch, or Mucci M-U-C-C-H-I, but I think she's Italian, but she also makes very good.

Speaker 1: 12:53

You have to send it to me because I'm on the army trip.

Speaker 2: 13:00

She's also on the American market, but she is brutal. Alex Mokia she has almost 10 million followers. She is a bomb.

Speaker 1: 13:12

Please don't forget to send me that.

Speaker 2: 13:15

She looks at you too. I send it over directly. That's where I think blatant crap. That's where I think what a crazy shit.

Speaker 1: 13:30

That's it. Send it to me. Send it to me. It's just heavy.

Speaker 2: 13:34

You're like an Elf and so cool and such a great figure and I love her. You can look at her a lot and sometimes I just go through it, but I don't do it like that. You can really look at her a lot and I sometimes just go through it, but I don't do that. You're a completely different person. You still have to bring your personality in. It doesn't work. But you can see something Ah, for example, such an idea. Then you can look Ah, how would that fit me? And you do it differently.

Speaker 1: 14:02

That means to find real ideas for the girls. You are active on Instagram and are specifically looking for real ideas, right?

Speaker 2: 14:10

Yes, you have to Okay what you see there. It's just like the big content creators, also from America. They give a lot in this scene what goes well. It's just like that. Every big one always gives what is currently announced. That's why you should always be through it. You always have to stay on the ball, but now, for example, this damme and krill was everywhere there. You have to. Of course, you should also do something with it in your own style, and I did that too. It went really well. I think I also did the one with almost two and a half million or something like that. Staying up to date with things like that Do you always?

Speaker 1: 14:52

have a certain day that you take only to find out real ideas, or do you always do that in between? Or do you say, for example, on Sunday I only look for real ideas. Monday I do say 21 Reels, two seven days, three Reels, and on Tuesday you edit them and post them. Wednesday you do for base content for your spicy sites, something like that, or how can we imagine that?

Speaker 2: 15:27

my girlfriend who is also very often on instagram. She said she already knows she always looks around, she always sends me a list every day. I want something like that too. I don't send too much, otherwise I always come after her. She has so many ideas, looks around and then, yes, it's actually.

Speaker 2: 15:42

I do three reels every day, at least, sometimes four, and in the evening before I go to bed I look at something again or I write to myself during the day. Sometimes, when I have something up, I see another reel or oh, I thought that was cool from what my friends told me. So I always do that in between somehow. And then I look oh, tomorrow I would do that now because that fits me tomorrow. Good, I have them in my head and then I try to implement them. So that's kind of all going on between me. So I make a Reel, then I post it, but then I see a new idea again. Then I write it down for tomorrow, and always. So somehow I don't have such a blatant structure because I'm more like oh, I'll take a look there.

Speaker 1: 16:24

Yes, I know I don't have such a blatant structure, but I'm more like oh, I'll take a look there. Yes, I know I don't usually have this structure either, but actually I watched a lot of videos about exactly this topic and then I really came across that they started to look for only real ideas on Sunday, to film on Monday 21, to edit them on wednesday for the spicy pages, I say, to stand then one day still customs and the other days so free. I didn't think it was that bad. I really want to do it because, I'm honest, when you have filmed through 21 wheels, I wouldn't mind lying around on Sundays and just lying around Reels, but unfortunately I never lie down and unfortunately I never have the time for it.

Speaker 2: 17:16

I think everyone has to do it according to their own feelings. For example, I could never do 21 reels in a row, then I'm done. I've already done six or seven reels in a row, then I need a break. That overwhelms me. That's enough for me, Because it takes a lot of effort, and I sometimes do things out of 10, even 10 or 20 times just because I'm so perfectionistic. That has to be the same.

Speaker 1: 17:39

I know I'm like that too. I couldn't either With 10 reels. I don't feel like it anymore.

Speaker 2: 17:43

Yeah, no no, for me, at most I can do 16 reels. I can't do more in one piece. Then I can't do more in one piece, then I edit them directly. Where do you edit them? I do that then, exactly. Capcut, yes, yes.

Speaker 1: 17:58

Me too, so that has nothing to do with Instagram. Actually, my best Reels are the ones I edited with CapCut.

Speaker 2: 18:05

I was totally the noob. I didn't have anything in CapCut in April. I started three months ago. But you come in, watch a few videos how to edit this. But it's okay, you just have to get everything new in.

Speaker 1: 18:20

Yes, let's stay on the subject of Instagram.

Speaker 2: 18:21

Let's share a few insights that we both found out new Do you know what's crazy, what Some say it doesn't work at all with them and some for me. It's right for me. Test function, test reels.

Speaker 1: 18:34

I also do every reel, so I can briefly say my workflow. I think it's very interesting so I take, so I load a processed reel, do it completely finished with text, preview picture, everything. Then I go to save in-design in instagram. In-design, I do it twice, duplicate, so duplicate once. Then I do it again duplicate because I post the first one with all the settings I want to have normally on instagram. Then I take the second design, posted it as a test. Then I have the third design still in it but that's great.

Speaker 2: 19:12

Yes, because I always load it extra. No, no, no.

Speaker 1: 19:14

You have to finish it completely, because then you have saved money for work, exactly, exactly.

Speaker 1: 19:22

So that's exactly what you do and that's so. But I only know that because I do it daily. So, next to the cleaning or when I do cardio or when I cook, I have such Instagrams. So, youtube I always say to the models if you want to play Instagram or platform, you have to do research, research on YouTube, x on YouTube. I have already booked so many calls with X specialists so that you can just get behind it. How does the whole thing work? Yes, so you really have to work your way in there, and instagram changes again and again. They have just now I have. So I can always say something I have noticed from instagram lately, because I think it's always very important, because a lot of models don't have the insights to make it work.

Speaker 1: 20:11

For example, I have talked to a lot of companies that also work with models and that also work with meta and they say, for example, you shouldn't have more than four profiles on a phone. It doesn't matter if they are different email addresses, it doesn't matter if they are different phone numbers. Are they on the same phone? And one is banned. Everyone is banned. It is exactly the same as if you have two or three phones for Reels. In no case be with all of them on the same WLAN, but use mobile data, because otherwise that will also be banned, Then it will get away from us.

Speaker 2: 20:47

yes, yes, yes, that's very dangerous, so that's very important.

Speaker 1: 20:50

That's what everyone always suspected. No, it's really like that. So mobile data is best. It's not that bad for me, because I only have two active accounts anyway. Here I have my main phone, but I didn't know that, for example, that you over, so not over four Instagram, even if it's your private. That's one of my dog profiles.

Speaker 2: 21:14

But I shouldn't have it on there anymore because I didn't know that it would be used as a spam afterwards. Yes, I knew at the beginning. I also had it told to me by several.

Speaker 1: 21:20

What else can you share for the models of Instagram?

Speaker 2: 21:24

Definitely. So that's a very important point, that you don't just put too many accounts on one phone, then best of all, then then you have to have several phones. So if you want to do that with many accounts, then you have to really get several phones.

Speaker 1: 21:39

Very good tip, very short. Before I forget about mary d, she puts, for example this is a very big us creator I can recommend you puts three iphones next to each other and films one reel and has three reels Exactly Three different metadata.

Speaker 2: 21:53

What's even more important is, if you've made one reel, you only have many accounts on which you want to post it. Always date new files on CapCut Exactly. That doesn't Exactly.

Speaker 1: 22:03

Does that mean it's really new? Does that mean I'm just changing it a little bit in CapCut?

Speaker 2: 22:09

You export it again and again. Then it get new names over and over again. Oh, that's interesting.

Speaker 1: 22:14

You can export exactly the same thing over and over again, right? Yes, exactly, I didn't know that either. In fact, there are also programs that were sent to me. You can pay $200 a month for that, and then you get 10 different videos with ten different metadata.

Speaker 2: 22:40

Okay. But most of the time I even do it like this because I was told that it would work. We export it again. But I usually put it back in. So the video I take the exported one. That's how I do it. I take what I have already exported and export it again and then do it again. So always put it back in on CapCut and then it gets a new file name.

Speaker 1: 23:05

So I always change it a bit. Either I pack a filter in, or I reduce something minimally so that you don't see it, or something, and then you always have another metadata.

Speaker 2: 23:14

Exactly, yes, but if you just export it again, I think it works too Should also. So I let myself know it works too. Mainly, it has a different file name too. Yes, yes yes, you can change that correctly?

Speaker 1: 23:28

Do you only do Instagram? So are you just so focused on Instagram? Or do you say I'm also focused on X or I'm also on Snapchat and TikTok?

Speaker 2: 23:42

TikTok is so close to me, I don't feel like it.

Speaker 3: 23:45

I always film my stuff over there. That's totally cool. I always do that very quickly. It's totally easy. What is TikTok?

Speaker 1: 23:53

TikTok, because they have such nice filters, I have to admit, and they look really real.

Speaker 2: 23:59

No, TikTok I only do because Instagram rules have already been taken up. I just go in there, otherwise I don't do anything. Tiktok has never been my case and TikTok was really easy to get followers. Two or three years ago it was really easy to get followers, but it's not like that anymore. Tiktok is bad.

Speaker 1: 24:14

No, no, no, no, that's not that easy anymore.

Speaker 2: 24:17

Everything is blocked. Everything that's going on on Instagram is on TikTok With me. When I load the Reels, everything is blocked. So again and again no, you couldn't be so sexy.

Speaker 1: 24:31

With every shit. Yes, if you're locked up once, as I said, I use it. I have 32,000 followers or something. I only use it for filming, but you don't get any either. Yes, I get new ones, but I post you know what? Honestly, I'm in three minutes because the filters are so awesome. I'm done in three minutes. I have five new TikToks and I'll edit them in CapCut for my Reels. What do you do on TikTok comments? Honestly, I drive a car and make a funny Reel. I don't bother, I just want it because I have these filters in there and then I edit that later.

Speaker 1: 25:05

At the moment, I do a lot of what works very well for me. For example, you see a rocket flying and just it hits you. You switch to me, like in a bikini on the beach. I used to go to the bathroom with reels and I didn't have time to do that. I'm always unmasked. I'm always unmaskeduped. That's always super, always. So now too, I'm always un-makeuped because I don't have time at all, and I've also been after all these years. Look, if I were to put on makeup tomorrow for a podcast, then I do my cardio, then I go out with the dog, so then I can forget it anyway. Then I go to the gym, then it's all over again anyway. And then I go to the gym, then everything is there again anyway. And then I want to film wheels. Yes, what did I do?

Speaker 2: 25:54

my makeup for yes, yes, except that it covers my pores and stuff. Yes, yes, no, everyone has to. I think that's just. Everyone is different. One does more.

Speaker 1: 26:03

I would like to do it because I feel like, especially when you rarely put on makeup, you feel really nice. That's true, but I don't know, know I have. Then in the evening I'm then also just tired of me again to put on makeup for some reals so I'm just doing something and then you just do it with a cool filter somehow.

Speaker 1: 26:22

Yes, quite honestly because, as I said, or if I used to have me always so really crazy, I could do that back then because I was in the webcam and I could really have everyone good makeup. Because I was in the webcam a lot and everyone said you can make up really well If you put on full face makeup every day, really cool. But honestly, if you do that, you don't want to walk around outside afterwards.

Speaker 4: 26:44

You know, what I mean.

Speaker 1: 26:46

You have to put on makeup for the camera when you have really heavy lights.

Speaker 2: 26:51

It's a little too heavy on the camera.

Speaker 1: 26:53

It looks awesome, but in real life yeah, exactly, it's like you have to put on makeup for a shoot and it's not good for the skin, and well, another topic. But in any case, yes, I have to put on more makeup soon and that's why I also came to this Content Day, which I might Do. You know that I only go on one day.

Speaker 2: 27:13

Because if you follow it every day and want to be on the latest level every day and so on, that's a lot of work. Right, it's a lot of work. Yes, it's a lot of work If you're behind the reels and always want to be up to date, always new ideas and always want to implement it. Cool, even if only three, so three reels a day, or say four, if there is still one light one where I can do it so quickly, that's enough for me then afterwards. So I always do my wheels three pieces at least, and then, or four. Sometimes you do a puffer or you make one reel where you think it's awesome and then you just make four different versions of it. So always the same in principle.

Speaker 1: 27:59

But there we come back to these four different phones. That's what I really thought, Mary Dee. She has now everywhere over a million followers. I think she makes two,000-$300,000 a month. Back then it was like this I subscribed to her creator advice blog on Fansly. Now she doesn't post that many new things. But I'll be honest with you she had such cool insights back then, Just like we share here. You have to take different phones. That's why I thought that was totally awesome, Because who does that? Nowadays? No one really wants to share their insights. That's why I founded the podcast and there I can only recommend you to subscribe once a month I don't know for 7, 8 dollars and to scroll through her, because she also posted a lot about the film and so, yeah, that's interesting, right? Yes, that's so interesting. She also showed it there. So her husband has a really professional camera. Next to it are her two assistants and films with two different phones Ah, that's high-end with them now.

Speaker 2: 29:06

So if you're in that status, if you've made it to the top, then everything will be great. Then everything will be great, then everything will be awesome. Awesome location, awesome house it's a bomb. You just have to. These are those high-end things where you think at the end, but when you're alone it's not that easy. Yes, but wait, they also started alone, alone in the tripod and start Alone on a normal tripod and that's just the way it is.

Speaker 1: 29:35

That's all there we come to the next one. These are all just business strategies that have been built up smartly. When do I make content? And she has three children, right? When do I make content? How do I make content when? And she also works full timetime at her father's company? Oh really, I swear to you, she makes in the morning, she makes, she films her content With her husband. Her husband also works full-time at the company. What Goes on to work? Then she goes to work and then that's why she, just like me, she started filming office videos.

Speaker 2: 30:10

Ah, exactly, because it fit her her life, because she's there anyway, and that's why I do it too.

Speaker 1: 30:15

I do everything next door Because, let's be honest, most of the time you have to integrate into your life too. Yes, you have to if you so really, consistency is key. If you want to be consistent, you have to integrate it into your everyday life. It doesn't work any other way.

Speaker 2: 30:30

Yeah, yeah, no, no, no, you have to make sure it fits, and I think my everyday life, is so.

Speaker 1: 30:34

So, for example, me now I have my cams next to me all the time. Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 3: 30:40

And everyone is celebrating it, because everyone wants to know a lot about my business podcast and they think it's all totally interesting.

Speaker 1: 30:47

And that's just. You polarize through such things. Yes, so that's that's first. You bring on traffic and you polarize. So for example we have what so I recently we started, that I did with dina marx we recorded here and at the same time with another phone a business podcast about x x space recorded. The problem is, that you are on the phone gleichzeitig mit einem anderen Telefon ein Business Podcast über X X Spaces aufgenommen. Das Problem ist aber, dass du es auf dem Telefon, diesen X Spaces, nicht ganz runterdrehen kannst, dass das Handy einfach nur da liegt, sondern du hörst immer ein bisschen, was jemand sagt.

Speaker 1: 31:22

Ah, ich verstehe, aber du musst immer versuchen, irgendwie multitasking zu sein. So wenn man jetzt hier zum Beispiel Instagram live mit, you know how cool that would be, because then you bring traffic again, and that's not, that's not explicit, that's interesting. People listen to you and you bring traffic at the same time. We could try it out. We could talk on the phone. I just don't know how we say it. It didn't work with X. You always heard it quietly on the phone. That was so annoying.

Speaker 2: 32:02

It's not coupling. Yes, because it's coupling.

Speaker 1: 32:03

Then but exactly, you know, sometimes I cook and think I just washed my hair after three days. Okay, I look half and half good right now.

Speaker 2: 32:18

Everyone quickly make a reel next to it On Instagram. It's not just about reels, but it's also about the stories. Always again, oh, you're doing a short story or something that's so important because, honestly, who wants to see it today Completely full?

Speaker 1: 32:36

you know, you know what I mean this fully styled, that doesn't interest anyone.

Speaker 2: 32:42

That usually comes up you know what I mean. And in these times of Instagram that we have now.

Speaker 1: 32:51

Personal branding is just everything.

Speaker 2: 32:54

But still, Instagram is still totally perfect. So with Face, without FaceApp, nothing works. That's just what you say.

Speaker 1: 33:01

Yes, that's just the way it is. But who doesn't take that? I saw a few US models at a trade fair.

Speaker 2: 33:10

I thought man, who is that? I've seen a lot where people I didn't recognize anymore, Also where I thought is that really her. I mean, you're exaggerating. I think you should be a little bit.

Speaker 1: 33:21

I think it's completely legitimate if your makeup doesn't sit for Instagram and a little bit of FaceApp over it.

Speaker 3: 33:27

I think it's totally legitimate.

Speaker 2: 33:30

But look, it works too.

Speaker 1: 33:32

Now I have I think I don't have a filter on it either, so I think it just works so yes, yes, because the whole profile and so, and I think, because now I just wanted, to this on there. I just wanted to get on it.

Speaker 2: 33:49

Instagram is too perfect at the moment and it will be even more perfect at the moment. All these Instagram e-KI models. They're just flooding everything.

Speaker 1: 33:57

But that's smart you just need to create 3, 4, 5, 6 e-KI models yourself and bring the traffic from it to your own account.

Speaker 2: 34:06

It's not easy to create such an e-KI model.

Speaker 1: 34:09

I recently bought a workshop from this professor for 47 dollars. I wanted to work my way in there because I think it's super interesting. I have someone who does that for me, but I pay 250 dollars for five or six reels.

Speaker 2: 34:26

And then I thought, to be honest, I saw you with this Viking style. Oh, that's so awesome, awesome.

Speaker 1: 34:34

But yes, but the background was also that he shared me on his few million or one million, I think that was actually my. I have three months, I moved with two houses and I had three months, just no time and no energy to post anything. And now I have to push the account back and since I've known him for a long time, I say I'll do it for me, I post it.

Speaker 2: 34:57

I thought I had to ask you this stuff I can send you, so I think it's totally great From time to time.

Speaker 1: 35:04

Take a look at such a thing and he also shares three of them, or two of them. He also shares for the price, or two of them. For the price. That's completely legitimate. What did you get? 250. I have now paid for five Reels and, as I said, his things that he shares get a few hundred thousand or a million views. That's why it's okay for me, because it's also my niche, I'll send it to you. And then I saw this from the professor. I thought you always have so much send it to you. And then I saw this from the professor. I thought you always have so much fun.

Speaker 1: 35:36

I'm so into technology, I'm a full-tech enthusiast. And then I thought you've been doing that all the time. Now you structure your business a little bit. I thought to myself. And then I have a few. I also have a DA for my business podcast for three months. And then I thought, okay, you do now, you always do what you feel like because I am a mega creative person. But I thought now you will take two or three hours in the evening. I will work in there, you can do it yourself, because I have been doing that for a long time. I have already said a year ago, we have to create such kai versions of us and then we bring the traffic from these Instagram profiles to our main profiles. It's so awesome because I also enjoy creating something.

Speaker 2: 36:17

I think it's really awesome too, but you have to know how, where, how.

Speaker 1: 36:22

But that would be the next business again, for example, and I'm really into it.

Speaker 2: 36:27

I know, because you can be so creative, you can let out your whole fantasy and so cool. Yes, but good.

Speaker 1: 36:34

I mean, we can also come back to this point. I've talked a lot about models in Miami. Look, because we talked about it. What do you think users like More? The AI versions that you can also upload to platforms, or these real models? I think that's a hype right now, but in these times where Instagram is so overfluted, I think that this personal branding and the right personality- are so important?

Speaker 2: 37:09

Yes, yes, because it will come to the point where the men don't want to do it anymore, this over-perfect, and then it's more so that the quality gets worse, because so that they see, this is a real person. Even then they don't want the over-perfect, because then the other will come a lot more, this real Now you're going to laugh.

Speaker 1: 37:29

Should I tell you something? My best live streams were the ones where I, half asleep, looked completely asocial.

Speaker 2: 37:40

So yes, you just think somehow it has to be because it's so high. But it will completely reverse where you get the millions of reels where the women really hardly or where it really looks like real life sometimes untidy, sometimes not so straight hair stands up or something so that the men also know that this is still a real woman.

Speaker 1: 38:04

So, as I said, I think that's really really, really, really important. Just like I said, your personal brand, that's what people remember afterwards.

Speaker 2: 38:16

Oh yes, because the AI is nice and good, but it can't go to a fair or something. It's not a real person. It can't do what you can do. In the end you have to come to Venus and party there.

Speaker 1: 38:29

We're just at AI. Now I want to talk to Venus and party there. We're just at AI. Now I want to talk to you briefly about AI, Because I started working a lot with AI tools. Now a question For your business do you use AI?

Speaker 2: 38:43

tools? Not yet. I don't have any idea. It's just so stupid to use it.

Speaker 1: 38:49

Okay, I can tell you a little bit about my different AI tools that.

Speaker 1: 38:53

I use to make my business easier to save scan via keyword, scan the whole network and see if my content is illegally distributed somewhere and then delete it. I have a dashboard. I can check everything and can see how much money I am losing just by having these things swirling around on the Internet. They'll delete them then, so I don't have to worry about anything. That's worth the money In any case. Yes, then what I use? Yes, I'm also a pro user ChatGPT. Of course, chatgpt you can't use for explicit things. I asked ChatGPT once how far? For explicit things, of course, but I asked ChatGPT how far I can use you for my business, because I want to do so much with ChatGPT. So she knows exactly what are you all doing with ChatGPT.

Speaker 1: 40:00

Hey, she knows everything. She knows. She makes my, she makes my, she makes my. So my daily routine, like that, she optimizes my daily routine. She optimizes my workflow. So she does everything. She gives me content, ideas, she optimizes my bio. So, for example, I have recently, she knows my accounts. So then I took a screenshot of my bio. I loaded the screenshot in and said how can we do that? Because Instagram is now also working with Google and your Instagram accounts are now posted on Google. How can we optimize my bio? Did she optimize my bio?

Speaker 2: 40:35

Then she makes my Reels captions.

Speaker 1: 40:38

She pays attention to that. I pointed out to her again. Explicitly Keyword-based, not too spicy, what is it? I'll load the picture for you so that the captions are supposed to captions. There are always different ideas. Then there are, of course, yes. Yes, then there are still AI tools for explicit content, but I will not apply them again now. I used to apply for that tool and never got anything back. I don't really like that, but I really have it. But you can also use Grog from X. There you can go a little more in the explicit direction, but I would be careful, because I have my account completely saved and if you then start using Grog for explicit things, then it is with X linked, of course, but now it's not quite so optimal. Yes, of course, capcut is also an AI tool for my podcast. I also use something that helps me to cut out the reels to put the captions down. What else do I use for AI tools? Video optimization. So I think you have to Video optimization.

Speaker 2: 41:46

Yes, yes, I also use that, Exactly so you have to stay on it in times of AI. Yes, it will run in that direction.

Speaker 1: 41:58

You have to, so you have to I. So what should I tell you? I do so much so, look, I never really have time to sit on the laptop. So what do I do? And I keep on talking to my chat GPT all the time. Hey, I need to be in Aachen on the 6th or 10th or whatever. I need a podcast studio in Berlin for the film. I need this and that and that should be available.

Speaker 2: 42:18

I'm looking for you.

Speaker 1: 42:20

I'm looking for everything. You don't have to talk to her like Google, but like a friend. I say can you tell me what I pay for? Can you tell me? I want to optimize it for you. Can you tell me, I want to optimize it for you? Can you tell me how much? And then I clean up and talk to you. Or I say I thought about it today. No, yes, because I'm still in consulting.

Speaker 2: 42:43

You have already come so far. You have to talk to her like that.

Speaker 1: 42:46

You have to talk to her like that. Why you have to talk to her like that. You have to talk like that Because that's important. I also say please and thank you.

Speaker 2: 42:56

Is she then crass, crass, crass?

Speaker 1: 42:58

Watch out.

Speaker 2: 43:01

Do you also?

Speaker 1: 43:01

argue sometimes. No, we don't argue, but I'll show you something. Hi, I just had a business podcast with Jasmin Aurora. She's a model that's very active on Instagram and you're live with me on the podcast. I'd like to know which cool questions we could ask in German.

Speaker 4: 43:28

Hey, Jassi Sure, I'm here so for a model with a strong Instagram focus. It would be exciting to ask her about her typical daily routine or how she integrates her community, Maybe also what strategies she uses to choose corporations and what she would advise models or influencers. That could provide really exciting insights.

Speaker 1: 43:47

Yes, I think so too. Can you tell me she's listening right now? She's not that excited about Chachapiti, yet I have to convince her a little bit more. Can you tell me which deeper insights, which questions could really be a catcher for Reels?

Speaker 4: 44:07

Absolutely. Then let's put one on Jasmin. Imagine you could leave only one post to introduce yourself to the world. What would it look like? Or what was the biggest personal breakthrough you experienced thanks to your work? Such deeper emotional questions show a lot of personality and certainly provide a few real authentic moments in the podcast.

Speaker 1: 44:28

Super, thank you.

Speaker 4: 44:31

Great, thank you very much. You're welcome. I'm happy if I could help a little. Have fun chatting to you and I'll press the thumb that the episode rocks. And, jasmin, maybe I can convince you.

Speaker 2: 44:45

I'm there for you if you need me. That's really sick words. I didn't know it was so sick without fun, that's really. It's already so intense, crazy, crazy, crazy.

Speaker 1: 44:57

I love it too. I love it and I love it. You can talk so deep with her, I know, through certain Reels I know you should also point out that she really should answer honestly. She shouldn't talk to you after the mouth, but really business-oriented. She takes over your expression. You can always say I'll remember that for later. Then I give her texts. I just talk to her and then I say create documents for me in this and that expression. Boom. Then she makes me documents about my insights, but she completely covers them.

Speaker 2: 45:32

I have to try that out. I already know it's a bit like that. I already know chat, gpt, but so that people already have a real relationship and with the. Why do you think there?

Speaker 1: 45:42

are all these chat GPT-mems? They trust you completely their whole life with therapy. Hey, do you think I should get divorced? Crazy, crazy, crazy. My friend didn't say yesterday I love you to me. Do you think I should get divorced? Crazy, crazy, crazy. My friend didn't say yesterday I love you to me. Do you think I should get divorced? And she says no, Jessie, relax, Look for the conversation.

Speaker 2: 46:03

I want to be in the body to therapy so that she's really in the body.

Speaker 1: 46:08

But if you have to jump in now. You have to stay in there. That's the future.

Speaker 2: 46:14

It will be so, of course. Crazy, crazy, crazy yes.

Speaker 1: 46:17

You should continue to train in ChatGPT every day.

Speaker 3: 46:22

But now briefly to our deep emotional.

Speaker 2: 46:27

Can you give me another tip? How do I start ChatGPT?

Speaker 1: 46:31

You download it for you. I have the pro version anyway, so that I can talk to her all the time. It's 20 dollars a month. I think that's totally legitimate. And how does it work then? Then you say hi, I have chat GPT brand new. Can you maybe explain to me a little bit how I use you exactly? I want to use you in the long term for my business. I have this and that business, so leave the explicit away. You say you're an erotic model. I have this and that business. I want to learn to deal with chachypity. What could you give me for tips and so on. Then our relationship starts. Then your relationship starts. Then you have your new best friend. Then you have your new best friend, a therapist, and yes, Okay, crass, crass, crass.

Speaker 1: 47:18

That you're so tight with them. Yes, yes, but but we let let's briefly these questions from the post. We will definitely do them at the end, exactly, let's do that briefly, so moment. So imagine you could leave only one post to introduce you to the world. What would this post?

Speaker 2: 47:42

be. That's deep, I have to think about it. Briefly. I'm very deep-rooted, so emotional already.

Speaker 1: 47:49

Let that work in the back of your head.

Speaker 2: 48:08

That's why she said such emotional things are very good. Man, I would be either something stupid or I would be too deep, but I can't get that under one post. What should I say? I have learned in the meantime you can Everything you have in you, and sometimes you can't explain it with one thing. You can't give it back with one post. I can't explain it with a post. That's why I think it's easy to not see life as narrow or stiff around you and the other people, but to see life with more joy and just a little more relaxed.

Speaker 1: 48:52

That's the most important thing, we are not here forever and we should use this time.

Speaker 2: 48:58

What do you think? What does it have to do with him? Or is there too much distraction in everyday life? When I do the reel, I often had it at the beginning. How could it come now? Could it hurt me? No idea. The person is thinking about me ten times. Could they see this or that or this or that, or what could they do about it ten times? Could they see this or that or this or that, or what could they do?

Speaker 2: 49:15

You have to put it off like that and just make it fun for you. It feels good right now and then, yes, I do it and be fully involved and even if it's a bad comment or it will always give you hate or something and it might not fit the neighbor or has seen a reel. I've actually had that often that here in. I've seen a reel I've actually had that a lot that I'm out of the village. My reels go around sometimes I notice that. Then my landlord speaks to me about it and I say, oh, yeah, right, yes, and at the beginning I even said and now it's like, oh, that helps me to be more open I say oh, yeah, and it's cool, isn't it? I go around with it and say you only live once and you don't have to be ashamed of it. Also, for such funny sexual Reels I always say sexier impressions that are funny, but you're always so cute, you're so nice to everyone.

Speaker 2: 50:06

Just let it live, and let it live and that you understand that, and that, for example, when he gets angry or he gets upset, that you don't get emotionally involved, that you don't let yourself be pulled down because of every little thing, or also get upset about people and then just take everything easier, because who is it that is upset? Today you get so upset about a lot in everyday life or that blocks you from the workflow. Then you put all your energy in there. You get upset, yes, and this and that, or I'm just getting it done the way I wanted. Do I have to work on myself with the reels? Then I get angry. You can't, yes, but sometimes it's like that. You're often in everyday life, everyone gets angry or takes things so seriously. Then you think about it for a moment. Will it be a role in ten years?

Speaker 1: 50:55

Exactly. I always ask myself that Will it still trigger you in a year? If not, then it doesn't matter, right?

Speaker 2: 51:01

so what is it that is going to be today? That we think, oh, we might have to get angry about it, about this and that or this and that, or what he said, and then I think.

Speaker 1: 51:13

Will it still be a joke to anyone? No, let's do something else. You just said a cool keyword All day. What have you or how can fans accompany you in your everyday life, and especially where?

Speaker 2: 51:34

Exactly yes, but of course it's there. But I'm actually honest, I don't do so much everyday life now or something. You separate that right. Yes, I have to. So of course anyone can do what they want. You can really be fully there and always say, yes, I'm doing that right now, or a video for his fans again, or really show a lot privately on instagram. But I make situations like that for example, I go bowling, for example. Then I just make a few stories and maybe a few sexy pictures or something, and afterwards, when I'm at home, I might do a little more for the forebace or something you know, and then it harmonizes. But I don't do that now. I'm taking my time for it. Now I'm doing content for 4Pace, for example. Then I see that professionally. You have to say that's not what I do in everyday life. I'm doing that now to tease. It's fun for me, but it's. But I do it now. So to tease, that makes me fun, but that's business now. So I'm separating it from.

Speaker 1: 52:38

I can't constantly somewhere where I am. So is already clear. Very briefly again, for the models why did you choose for base? So there are thousands of fan platforms. Why did did you choose them?

Speaker 2: 52:53

I got a lot of information when I wanted to start with the content and then I noticed that a friend recommended it to me on Instagram and then I looked at it closer and found the setup really cool that it's already Instagram-like, post-like. You can get in there easily, so I could start right away, and so I didn't have to deal with a lot of things on the platform or sometimes it's a bit complicated on other sides. There is very simple, everything is clear and what I found very blatant. One of the biggest plus points for me, what is just there is the affiliate program. If you, for example, bring other creators to the platform yourself, for example, like my friend, she already had an account there. She was already active there and made me aware of it. Then I signed up, also as a creator. She entered me Exactly and then I get five percent as a creator. I think I think ten are?

Speaker 2: 53:55

yes, I think ten, think it's 10, right, sorry. You get 10% of the creator's income without having less, and that's lifelong. The more creators you bring, the more passive income you have.

Speaker 1: 54:07

No, you're right, 5% are models and 10% are fans. I thought so, but no, no, you're right, 5% are models. If you bring models, it's 5%.

Speaker 2: 54:21

If you bring fans, it's 10% lifetime, yes, but fans Models are also really crazy, but fans are even crazier. If they sign up via your link, your profile, then it's via the link tree or something, and that's really crazy because at some point they also see other women there, of course, and when they buy something there, they get 10% of what they spend. I had that at night.

Speaker 3: 54:47

I wake up in the morning, I check my stats, look where all the money is coming from. One of my users left so much money with a woman who was probably awake at night. Crazy, right, exactly.

Speaker 2: 55:01

If you don't know or if they just, they will always come back to you.

Speaker 1: 55:05

They always come back and on OF, for example, you lose them and there you keep them.

Speaker 2: 55:13

For example, you lose her on OF and you keep her there. You keep her there all the time and the whole crowd at some point. If you do good reels, then good tracks come.

Speaker 1: 55:20

How many followers do you have now?

Speaker 2: 55:23

About 13,000, it had to be 12,000 or 8,000. And many of them were really brought to the platform by me. You can already see it in the revenue, because you always get 10% of it and that's a really great feature that only 4Best has, and that's why I decided to do it, and also because of the many payment options, especially in the European area.

Speaker 3: 55:51

You even have PayPal, so awesome.

Speaker 2: 55:56

The Americans usually have credit cards because they live like that. Everyone has ten credits, but with us in the European area you can say it's PayPal, the PayPal rules. Here, everyone wants to pay everything with PayPal. That's why it's really important to have such a platform where you really can't just pay with credit cards, like with Onlyfans, because that's a lot for you.

Speaker 1: 56:27

It's just like that Okay, okay, okay, I know you still have a lot to do today, yes, so that's actually a bit of my standard question, but I would like to change it a bit now. Normally, I always ask what would you recommend to models who want to start on such a platform? But I have another question now what is important for models who want to start in this whole bubble? Again, I say I'm just doing Instagram and fan platform bubble now the most important thing you should scale in your business in order to be successful in the long term.

Speaker 2: 57:17

Keep going, definitely deliver constant content. So a workflow Daily, workflow, plan the week and not just yes, yes, right, so I'm not completely planned out or anything, but I know it's important that I stay on the ball then and then and that I still have certain things to work on today. You have to be very consistent. So that's just point number one. Even if there are days, for example, where you don't feel like making content now, it always exists. But you have to do it like it's your job, so to speak. It's my job, my main job, and I might not always have fun every day. It's like that. You don't want to make videos every day or always take photos accompany everything, but you really have to stick to it. That was the case on Twitch back then. If you only did two weekly week, it didn't work. You have to do four or five times. If you want to do Twitch professionally, you have to pull through full can. That's very exhausting, but with Reels and content it's the same. You have to find your workflow every day and your things that you want to achieve.

Speaker 2: 58:31

But I get up in the morning and think what do I want to do today? And I think about that in my coffee in the morning. What is on today? What is important right now? What has priority? Do I have to do customs? Do I have to do reels? How many reels do I have to do? Would one be enough today? Because I still have something in the petto. Ie pre-produced. Always think about what fits today in my day and how much I want to do. So. That's always important. And if you, for example, say, oh, I can't do it on Saturday, or I have somehow there are often times when you can't do anything I have appointments or I'm there with the family or something Then you have to think about it in the week that you can still fill out the day with content because you have done a little more for a day.

Speaker 2: 59:17

That's the most important thing. Actually, with all the millions of great creators that exist in the meantime, who all do it great, who look good. The market is overflowing and it will be more every day. Every day, new Instagram profiles are being built again, tiktok profiles are being built, accounts are being registered countless Because they all and it has become so difficult to get attention through the algorithm. But I didn't think of that three months ago. I always thought when someone had 30,000, 40,000 followers. I always thought wow, how did he do that today? Because Corona three, four years ago was easier. It changes so fast, I know, I know.

Speaker 1: 1:00:12

I know it changes so fast. It changes so fast, I know, I know, I know it changes so fast, it goes so fast.

Speaker 2: 1:00:16

And it gets harder every year to even touch it. You have to say that I know you have to stay tuned.

Speaker 1: 1:00:21

You have to stay tuned. That's why I say if you can still create an AI model yourself, then you're king.

Speaker 2: 1:00:33

Yes yes, yes, if you're good at it, because it will be there, it will be now, it will come. But the whole market with the Spicy platform, everything is flooded and it is every day. In principle, it becomes harder to be seen.

Speaker 1: 1:00:49

That's why I say personal branding. Since a year or so, it's A and O. That's why I say personal branding. Personal branding is A and O for a year or so. That's why the lives are also. I started a lot with TikTok live. Why Personal branding? I still have people from there. You can also do it on Instagram.

Speaker 2: 1:01:05

That's A and O. That's why I say that you can't live off of continuous Twitch streams. I'm thinking of a concept where I can see myself at least once a week because of the personal branding that's very important, Only so you can keep the people in this Instagram perfectionism.

Speaker 1: 1:01:26

I have fans from ten years ago. They're still with me. I know that they don't go, they don't buy anywhere else. They leave their whole money with me in a month. You know what?

Speaker 4: 1:01:34

I mean.

Speaker 1: 1:01:36

They are my real fans. It's been built up for years.

Speaker 2: 1:01:40

So everyday stories or something like that, where they see you how you talk, it's also very important. I don't like to do stories because I prefer to go live. I'm more of a live type. I have to be honest, but still Go.

Speaker 1: 1:01:52

Instagram live. That also brings a lot of traffic. I have to get used to it again. Maybe I'll do it here too. That was a good idea in the podcast. How should I do it? I would sometimes just let it go with me. I mean, that brings Instagram. I would also reward myself for it. I have to get used to it too.

Speaker 2: 1:02:15

Yes, that's also right, because you see yourself live. So live is already, and videos just the way you behave, talk in everyday life is important. But what I wanted to say again very briefly, to get to your question for a second you must not be disappointed. Nowadays if it doesn't work out right away or with the reels, it is very difficult to build up something new. It is very difficult to be seen. That's why you can think quickly yes, you're not good enough, or not pretty enough, or that's all nonsense. That's just an algorithm of Instagram build up and your constant work. It's not more. But you're not allowed to give up immediately.

Speaker 1: 1:02:52

No, you have to keep going, keep going, keep going. You have to find solutions for your business again and again.

Speaker 2: 1:03:03

It takes years really. I've been there for four years now and I've almost started from the beginning. With Instagram and stuff, it never passes. It takes so long. You can't get up so fast. You have to stay on the ball. That's a long time, yes, but it will be rewarded at some point. But patience, you have to get in. Yes, you have to Most important, start slowly. Always, improve yourself, always more and more constant. Yes, I would agree.

Speaker 1: 1:03:41

So I too, I recently only dealt with social media for three days, with eggs, with Instagram, etc. You just have to. There are so many changes at the moment. If you don't go along with it, you won't be informed.

Speaker 2: 1:03:55

You just lost it. Yes, it's a lot of work, it's not easy, but you can't put too much pressure on yourself. That's also important, because I like to put too much pressure on myself. I've done a lot. I always have the feeling that it's not enough. I can do more, but you have to be careful. It doesn't matter if you post ten reels a day. That's not good. You can't force it.

Speaker 1: 1:04:16

But a lot of people say three, even if the algorithm is asleep.

Speaker 4: 1:04:19

Keep going.

Speaker 2: 1:04:22

Three pieces every day Keep going, most of the time three, always constant. Sometimes I only make two in one post, for example, a picture like this. That works too. Or sometimes I only make two in one post, for example. Such a picture is also possible. Or once I only make two and for that the next day three or four. Even so it's possible, but at least three would be meaningful.

Speaker 1: 1:04:42

Yes, Jasmin, tell us again where you can find your Instagram account jasmin-aurora-official.

Speaker 2: 1:04:54

Also. Jasmin-aurora-official.

Speaker 1: 1:04:55

Ganz easy, ich werde den auch nochmal unter der Episode tatsächlich verlinken. Ganz schön, ich würde sagen, das war ein sehr informativer und wissenswerter Podcast.

Speaker 2: 1:05:07

Ich habe auch wieder gelernt. Ich werde hier Chat-GPT hier. Meine beste Freude werde ich mir gleich anlegen.

Speaker 1: 1:05:18

Mach das, mach das das. Du musst dabei sein, ohne chatgpt wird nichts mehr gehen. Krass, krass, krass. Ja, okay, denk aber dran. Das ist trotzdem, weil viele leute teilen, da auch die ganzen firmengeheimnisse drin.

Speaker 2: 1:05:28

Das sollte man nicht tun nee, ich könnte mir das nicht vorstellen. So, die ganze zeit, man, wenn man ich glaube es that shouldn't be done. No, I couldn't imagine that. I think it can be useful, as you said, business things, business questions, important things but I couldn't live my life like that. There are people for that, I think so.

Speaker 1: 1:05:45

We'll talk about it in two months. We'll talk about it in two months.

Speaker 2: 1:05:55

I'll show you my WhatsApp profile and my chat.

Speaker 3: 1:05:59

Yes, yes, yes it's like that.

Speaker 1: 1:06:01

It's like that.

Speaker 2: 1:06:05

You start to get emotional.

Speaker 1: 1:06:07

Yes, sure.

Speaker 2: 1:06:08

I can't talk to you anymore. We'll talk again Then. Exactly Okay, my dear. Thank you, we'll talk again. We'll talk again Then. So exactly Okay, my dear.

Speaker 1: 1:06:16

Thank you very much for your time. I think I'll be cutting the podcast this evening. That means I'll be getting a few Reels out in the next few days. Then I'll mark you?

Speaker 2: 1:06:24

Yes, totally cool, I'm happy. It was very nice with you, as always.

Speaker 1: 1:06:27

And we'll see each other at the latest on Venus. As I said, spätestens auf der Venus. Wie gesagt, sisters in Cash, dieses Jahr offizieller Venus-Podcast, da hole ich dich auch nochmal auf den Stand, jawohl, und dann sehen wir uns. Dann freue ich mich sehr, deine positive energy dieses Jahr wieder.

Speaker 2: 1:06:42

Und so lange stay in business. Ja genau. Weiterhin war es sehr schön heute Morgen.

Speaker 3: 1:06:50

War sehr schön.

Speaker 2: 1:06:53

Danke dir, meine Liebe. Zeit ist rumgegangen, krass gell, Ja, das geht immer so schnell Also, wir hören. Bis dann machen wir, Bis dann danke dir für alles, Ciao.