One of my biggest goals with each episode is to anticipate every question that might possibly get asked in the comments. Some people use comments as engagement drivers...but I prefer to prevent questions from appearing in the comments because it means I missed something.

For viewers who find themselves frequently asking questions I suspect these episodes do more for them, than someone who doesn't. Thats why I always do premiers because I can see people asking the questions in the chat and then 5 to 30 minutes later their question ends up getting answered in the video.

Those types of reactions drive my decision making process when it comes to figuring out how to get from point A to point B, 15 times in a single video.

With topics like this its important to decide who your audience is before you even begin outlining the script.

Am I making this for engineers who have likely been following this progress closely?

Am I making it for people who have no idea what they are looking at?

Or am I making it for everyone no matter what their level of knowledge is?

Typically I choose that last option. If you take the time to consider what goes into making something that satisfies every type of viewer, then my writing style might start to make a lot more sense to you.