Creator Unplugged

Jun Yuh
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Everyone has a platform now. Whether you’re a creator, founder, or just someone with a point of view, your decisions and identity are increasingly shaped in front of an audience. Hosted by Jun Yuh, Creator Unplugged explores what it means to live and build in public. Each episode aims to unpack the deeper forces shaping our lives today: success, discipline, money, relationships, the psychology of being seen and more. Expect bold ideas, unconventional thinking and a willingness to sit in nuance. Find us on Youtube, Instagram and TikTok @creatorunplugged Contact: aceel@creatorcollege.com

  1. 1日前

    Valeria Lipovetsky: How To Turn Brand Deals Into Long-Term Partnerships

    🎙️ With Riverside, launching your own podcast has never been easier. Go to https://creators.riverside.com/CreatorUnplugged and use code JunYuh for one month for free on the Pro or Glow Plan. 🗓️ Learn the art of storytelling by signing up for our final FREE live webinar of the year on November 18-22: https://creatorcollege.com/c/free-live-webinar2 Bookings/Partnerships: aceel@creatorcollege.com At 26, Valeria Lipovetsky was a self-described gray mouse: a mom of two in the suburbs of Toronto who felt the world was too big for her. So she adopted a five-word rule: I do whatever scares me, and pressed post. Ten years later, she runs a media company built around her story, with brand partnerships that have lasted longer than most careers in this industry. Jun and Valeria get into the roots of it all: her north star (her mother) who immigrated 3 times without the language and rebuilt every time, and the father she knew from a single photograph cut in half, until she flew to Russia at 26 to meet him and ended up posting the video that changed how she shows up online. Then she gets into the operator side, why she chose to shut down a profitable business, how she fostered long-term brand deals with brands like Dior and David Yurman, and why she hired a CEO for her personal brand back when nobody understood what that even meant. This episode is for the creator hiding behind polished content, the professional who thinks their life is too ordinary to post about, and anyone still staring at a video they’re too scared to publish. Chapters: 02:34 “I do whatever scares me” 04:46 The gray mouse syndrome 06:31 The paycheck that made her husband a believer09:45 The mother who immigrated 3 times12:20 Making people feel less alone 16:12 Filming the trip to meet her biological father 18:48 Hate comments as a guiding light 21:22 Vulnerability isn’t crying online 26:56 Shutting down a profitable brand 30:07 Creatives need systems 35:22 Why she rarely does one-off brand deals 38:03 Virality isn’t a business 44:45 Everybody is interesting, zoom in 46:53 Charisma is a game of repetition 51:55 The next fear she’s tackling Stay connected: Creator Unplugged on Instagram Creator Unplugged on TikTokJun on Instagram

  2. 4日前

    Jessica Carter: How A Stay-At-Home Mom Made $700K From A $57 Course In 3 Weeks

    📥 Content is the dream job. ManyChat is the system behind it. Try Manychat PRO free for a month at https://get.manychat.com/real-job with code CREATOR. 🗓️ Learn the art of storytelling by signing up for our final FREE live webinar of the year on November 18-22: https://creatorcollege.com/c/free-live-webinar2 📧 Bookings/Partnerships: aceel@creatocollege.com Jessica Carter ran the numbers on her waitlist and decided that if her mini-editing course made $10,000, the work would be worth it. It went on to do around $700,000. This is the story of how a mom who spent 10 years posting with almost nothing to show for it, freebies nobody downloaded, videos that went nowhere, finally cracked it. Jun and Jessica trace the whole arc from the beginning: the basic editing tutorial that felt too silly to post until it went viral, the DM that changed her perspective on selling, and how she built (and confirmed) demand for her course. Then she gets into the launch itself, with none of the polish you’d expect. No funnel, selling through stories, her sisters jumping in to help with DMs, income reports twice a day because the audience demanded them, and more. Plus the husband-reaction reel that pulled 12 million views and took her page from 70K to over 220K, the hate that came with it, and her faith that kept every scary step steady. This episode is for the creator who’s years in with nothing to show for it yet, the mom who wants to build an income without pretending to be a guru, and anyone sitting on an idea waiting to feel like an expert first. Chapters: 02:44 The editing video that felt too silly to post 03:33 “You’re not a professor, you’re a tutor” 07:02 A decade of reps that went nowhere 12:07 How she scripts and practices every video 17:13 When content stopped being about ego 18:54 The video that converted 1 in 2 profile visits 22:21 Testing demand before building anything 28:01 The DMs that turned a launch into a duty 29:02 The messy behind-the-scenes 32:42 Her pricing strategy 38:36 Teaching for free without losing the sale 41:23 Why she opens and closes doors in seasons 42:34 The 12M view reel that blew up her page 46:39 Income reports 49:59 The faith underneath all of it Stay connected: Creator Unplugged on InstagramCreator Unplugged on TikTok Jun on Instagram

  3. 11月6日

    Hannah Wilson: Creators Need To Act Like Brands, And Brands Need To Act Like Creators

    📥 Content is the dream job. ManyChat is the system behind it. Try Manychat PRO free for a month at https://get.manychat.com/real-job with code CREATOR. 📧 Bookings/Partnerships: aceel@creatocollege.com Hannah Wilson had no idea how to run an Instagram page when she walked into the Insta360 office and demanded a job. After 3 months of persistence they gave in, and her job description became two words: go viral. In a country where she didn’t speak the language, she figured it out, and she’s been figuring it out ever since, building a multi-six-figure business from her phone, out of one suitcase, across more countries than most people visit in a lifetime. Jun and Hannah unpack the system underneath it all: reverse engineering every piece of content from a concrete objective, the 3 buckets of content she posts weekly, why she stopped taking small brand deals to go premium, and the paid community she shut down and refunded within a month because it didn’t feel aligned. She then opens up about being more tired of being seen than she’s ever been, and why that feeling is the signal to evolve, not quit. Her next era is already taking shape behind the camera where she’s being paid for how she thinks. She says creators are the most underutilized strategic resource in business, and the smart ones will start getting paid in equity, not just cash. This episode is for the creator stuck on the hamster wheel posting the same thing every day, the expert who knows they’re worth more than a one-off brand deal, and anyone who needs proof you can start with zero followers and zero clout. Chapters: 03:01 Change before you feel ready 05:09 Exposure therapy for an extraordinary life 07:56 300 followers and a job to go viral 09:10 Reverse engineering virality 12:44 The three kinds of content she makes weekly 16:27 Evolving without losing your audience 19:53 The wrong KPIs beginners chase 21:32 A content creator vs. someone creating content23:54 “Tired of being seen” 29:31 Her mother as her inspiration 36:11 From one keynote to $70K in speaking 39:46 The paid community she refunded in a month 42:33 Brands need to act like creators 49:06 Why creators should be paid in equity 55:44 Angel investing without the fantasy 1:00:05 How she splits her money 1:02:49 “The woman that can do it all” Stay connected: Creator Unplugged on InstagramCreator Unplugged on TikTok Jun on Instagram

  4. 11月2日

    Vivian Tu: The Money Mistakes Every Creator Makes (& How To Avoid Them)

    💰 Stop waiting for brands to find you. Land them by pitching first. Go to https://onbento.com/unplugged and use code CREATOR to try Bento PRO free for one month. 📥 Content is the dream job. ManyChat is the system behind it. Try Manychat PRO free for a month at https://get.manychat.com/real-job with code CREATOR. 📧 Bookings/Partnerships: aceel@creatocollege.com Vivian Tu made $625,000 in her final year at BuzzFeed. She walked away anyway, terrified, with $100,000 set aside and a plan. Today, she's the creator behind Your Rich BFF, author of two New York Times bestsellers, podcast host, and the founder of Ask Dolly, a personal finance and AI companion app. This conversation is about the money side of content that almost nobody talks about: Why she saved a year of runway before quitting, how creator income actually works, the sponsors she turns down no matter the number, and the brand deal playbook every creator needs before they sign their next deal. She then gets into the parts that decide whether any of it lasts and how she’s already building her next reinvention before this one runs out, so that you can build something that outlives the algorithm too. This episode is for the creator who treats content like a business (or knows they need to start), the expert afraid that showing their life will cost them credibility, and anyone who wants their success to outlast their relevance window. Chapters: 01:47 Why your personal life is your superpower02:23 Every expert is replaceable05:55 "I don't actually like making content"10:24 The two-day content week14:08 Walking away from $625K16:31 WME, a podcast, and a book deal in 8 months21:07 Use your 9-to-5 to fund your 5-to-924:49 What brands actually grade you on28:18 Funnel content: awareness to conversion35:54 How hundreds of DMs a day became an app39:42 Why she refused to raise VC money46:53 A creator's shelf life is 5 to 10 years50:55 "Build a life YOU are proud of, not just your parents" Stay connected: Creator Unplugged on InstagramCreator Unplugged on TikTok Jun on Instagram

  5. 10月27日

    Adley Kinsman: Why Your Content Isn’t Going Viral (And What To Do About It)

    🎙️ With Riverside, launching your own podcast has never been easier. Go to https://creators.riverside.com/CreatorUnplugged and use code JunYuh for one month for FREE on the Pro or Glow Plan. Bookings/Partnerships: aceel@creatorcollege.com Adley Kinsman spent four years making videos that couldn’t crack 5,000 views. Then the unlock happened. Her company Viralish now pulls in a billion views a month, she’s Meta’s most viewed female creator, and with over 80 billion organic views she can explain exactly why one video dies at 10,000 views while its twin clears 100,000. Adley explains exactly how Viralish engineers attention, the 90% rule for hooks, why tension equals retention, why niching down keeps experts invisible, and the frameworks her team runs on: simple, repeatable, scalable. Jun and Adley also dig deeper and talk about overcoming imposter syndrome, why passion fades the moment you stop winning (and how to avoid it), and the question that rewires anxious creators: are you making content about yourself, or for the people you serve? This episode is for the expert whose content is useful but invisible, the business owner who’s been told to niche down, and anyone who wants people to actually watch the content they creator. Chapters: 02:35 The 10K vs. 100K video breakdown 04:49 The retention numbers Viralish aims for 10:21 Stop calling out your avatar13:53 What people say they watch vs. what they actually watch 16:18 Selling to clients with money vs. without 18:41 Imposter syndrome never goes away 23:44 Entertaining doesn’t mean silly 26:56 Entertain the masses, educate the interested, sell to the committed 32:24 Cultural vs. contextual relevance 34:10 Finding your story: go to the pain 41:25 Conversion content frameworks 45:20 Her best-performing ad is one sentence 47:06 Making the ordinary extraordinary 50:57 Service media, not social media 52:25 “Passion is BS” 54:36 When your why outgrows you Stay connected: Creator Unplugged on InstagramCreator Unplugged on TikTokJun on Instagram

  6. 10月19日

    Brock Johnson: 10 Years of Instagram Growth Advice in One Hour

    📥 Create your dream job with Manychat. Try Manychat PRO free for a month at https://get.manychat.com/real-job with code CREATOR. Join Creator College's FREE online masterclass to learn how to bring in clients, sales and opportunities through content: https://creatorcollege.com/live-now Make sure you follow and leave a review! It takes 2 seconds and ensures you never miss any of our upcoming episodes. Partnerships/Inquiries: aceel@creatorcollege.com Brock Johnson has taught Instagram strategy for almost a decade and built an audience of a million followers doing it. Jun and Brock get into the system that made him one of the most consistent creators in the game from the story bank he’s kept since his early days to the task-batching workflow that films a month of reels in one sitting. They also break down what’s working on Instagram right now, the two kinds of content that will win over the next few years, the number one rule that keeps videos feeling real, and a trial reels playbook that gets one video three separate rounds of reach. Then Brock opens up the business side: the funnel behind his audience, why he runs one offer instead of many, and the reason every creator needs an email list. This episode is for creators tired of overthinking their content, the expert whose page is all value and no story, and anyone who’s ready to own more of what they’ve built. Chapters: 02:48 How Jun and Brock met03:31 Breaking the “only share value” rule09:11 Weaving your life into your content10:46 Build a story bank15:58 Brock's upbringing in an entrepreneurial household20:25 How to practice discipline25:43 Work-life balance as priority number one30:10 Batching 30 reels in one sitting32:31 Hiring, leadership and who's on Brock’s team today43:39 Realness comes from speed51:21 The trial reels playbook58:02 Inside Brock’s funnel1:09:18 What still matters in 5 years Stay connected: Creator Unplugged on InstagramCreator Unplugged on TikTokJun on Instagram

  7. 10月12日

    Vishen Lakhiani: If You Learn The Art Of Storytelling, You Can Change Your Life

    📥 Create your dream job with Manychat. Try Manychat PRO free for a month at https://get.manychat.com/real-job with code CREATOR. Make sure you follow to the podcast wherever you're listening right now! It takes 2 seconds and ensures you never miss any of our upcoming episodes. Partnerships/Inquiries: aceel@creatorcollege.com Vishen Lakhiani built Mindvalley into a nine-figure company on blogs and email, and avoided the camera until age 40. Jun talks with Vishen about why founders who stay invisible are shooting themselves in the foot, and how showing up on camera helped take Mindvalley from $30M to $140M. Vishen unpacks the childhood programming that makes being seen feel unsafe, and traces his own back being bullied in school, plus the healing practice that finally freed him to post. Then comes the masterclass: his full storytelling framework with real examples, the science of why stories are 22x more memorable than facts, why confident voices beat qualified ones online, and the trick for creators who think they have no original ideas. At the end, Vishen flips the interview, pulling Jun's real story out of him layer by layer, and ends with a warning that everyone needs to hear. This is an episode you don't want to miss. Chapters: 02:36 The limiting beliefs Vishen started with04:20 "Is it too late for me?" and starting at 4006:10 The video that took on Nestlé08:07 How storytelling took Mindvalley from $30M to $140M10:49 Visibility wounding, explained15:24 The inner child & the meaning-making machine22:40 The practice for healing your fear of being seen25:04 The HSTSS storytelling framework25:46 The hook32:28 The stakes33:21 The turn38:45 The scene45:09 Vishen flips the interview on Jun55:05 Why Vishen won't stop until a million lives change Stay connected: Creator Unplugged on InstagramCreator Unplugged on TikTokJun on Instagram

  8. 10月5日

    The New Rules For Winning on Social Media: Jordan Schwarzenberger On Engineering Attention

    📥 Create your dream job with Manychat. Try Manychat PRO free for a month at https://get.manychat.com/real-job with code CREATOR. Make sure you follow the podcast wherever you're listening right now! It takes 2 seconds and ensures you never miss any of our upcoming episodes. Partnerships/Inquiries: aceel@creatorcollege.com Jordan Schwarzenberger is the co-founder of Arcade, the entertainment company behind some of the biggest names in the creator world, and he has news for you: you're probably not as entertaining as you think you are. At 29, Jordan runs multiple companies, leads a 22-person agency, hosts his own podcast, and is raising 5 kids. Jun starts where most interviews don't: how he holds it all together. Jordan's answer runs through faith, why pride is at the root of most professional self-sabotage, and the ordering of his life that makes everything else work. Then it gets tactical: why the future belongs to "content engineers," what makes people care enough to follow you, why delivery beats hooks, and how to stop sounding like a presenter. And for those of you interested in expanding to live events, Jordan breaks down his fool-proof formula for his live-events business. This is for anyone who wants to stop guessing at content and start engineering it, and for the ambitious ones trying to build big without losing themselves in the process. Chapters: 02:20 What anchors Jordan 11:35 Pride, humility & checking yourself 17:26 How he manages it all 19:35 Detachment: the skill nobody talks about 25:28 Why experts won't own their story 28:41 Content is engineering, not talent 34:17 How to actually sound natural 39:48 Why full-time creator shouldn't be the goal 42:30 The economics of live events 52:14 The trust crisis on social platforms 53:23 Instagram's big mistake 55:49 Scarcity & spontaneity always win 57:47 What he wants to be remembered for Stay connected: Creator Unplugged on InstagramCreator Unplugged on TikTok Jun’s Instagram

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Everyone has a platform now. Whether you’re a creator, founder, or just someone with a point of view, your decisions and identity are increasingly shaped in front of an audience. Hosted by Jun Yuh, Creator Unplugged explores what it means to live and build in public. Each episode aims to unpack the deeper forces shaping our lives today: success, discipline, money, relationships, the psychology of being seen and more. Expect bold ideas, unconventional thinking and a willingness to sit in nuance. Find us on Youtube, Instagram and TikTok @creatorunplugged Contact: aceel@creatorcollege.com

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  • 創作者
    Jun Yuh
  • 活躍年份
    2026年
  • 單集
    28
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    兒童不宜
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    © Jun Yuh
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    Creator Unplugged

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