Camera shy, my ass.

How to show up online after 50, and what to do about the people who would rather you didn't.

Start without showing your face
Know exactly what to do with a nasty comment
Film your first 15 seconds this week

For anyone
over 50 with
something
to say

A short, cheerful guideCamera shy,my ass.

FAY CHAPPLETOO LATE MY ASS™

Twelve pages, no waffle

What's inside

1Why it feels harder after 50And why you already have what the 25 year olds are trying to fake.

2What really happens when you postMostly nothing. Then kindness. I walk you through all of it.

3The three kinds of commentsSort one in ten seconds and you'll know what to do with it.

4What to do with a nasty oneFive steps, in order. Plus what to do when it's more than rude.

5The ladderSix rungs, from voice only to going live. Start wherever you're only a little bit nervous.

6Your first 15 secondsA fill in the blanks script, filming tips and seven small moves for your first week.

Why I wrote it

Somebody asked me how I keep putting my face online when a stranger can send me this:

“You are a fraud.”

That one is real. It's in the guide. I told her the truth, which is that it's the price of the ticket, and it rarely comes from anyone who is out there doing something themselves.

Then I thought about everyone over 50 who has something to say and stays quiet because of what a stranger might type. So I wrote down everything I do about it.

FayFay Chapple · Too Late My Ass™

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