Johnny Jensen Migrates Podcast Production to StreamYard
Johnny Jensen introduces the Friday Catch Up for the Team Super Dad community, announcing a transition from Restream to StreamYard for live broadcasts. The move follows technical stability issues during a recent habit challenge stream. Jensen invites listeners to engage via Facebook, YouTube, and Periscope while highlighting the importance of checking in at the end of the work week to combat loneliness in business leadership.
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00:00 Welcome to the Friday Catch Up. This is Johnny Jensen. You're with Team Super Dad and we're catching up our week. Roll theme. Welcome to Team Super Dad. Real dads creating their best lives ever. More time, more money, more fun. You are not alone. You're on Team Super Dad. Hey, welcome to the Team Super Dad Friday Hangout. My name's Johnny Jensen. We're on StreamYard, which is the first time I've moved over from Restream. And my phone and loads of just, if you were watching this week, we were doing the habit challenge.
00:40 You would have seen the stream stop about three times. And so that pushed me over the edge, basically. That pushed me over the edge as far as making the jump to StreamYard. Lots of people I know are on StreamYard. Daniel Latto and Nick James. Gary Vee is on Restream, which he certainly was for a while, but they evolved pretty quick. So anyway, I'm pretty happy to be moving over to StreamYard. If you're interested in streaming to multiple channels, then it's a great tool. Welcome. It's Friday afternoon. We do this little update on a Friday.
01:22 Why? Because it's the end of the week. And as well as having a little check-in on myself, have I done anything this week? Have I got anything to share? It's also a great way for, you know, people who are working on their own, maybe even leading a business can be quite lonely. Whatever you're up to, then Friday is a great way to check in and see how things are going. It's 20 past four here in the UK. I normally do this at lunchtime. So we're definitely late. If you want to comment, then please do. Just say hi in the comments. And if with any luck, I will see the comments come in here and I'll be able to reply to everybody from either Facebook or YouTube or Twitter via
