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What does it look like when a creator doesn’t just post content—but builds a complete media machine? In this episode of The (re)education experience, Darren Langille sits down with Ken Pozek to unpack what it really means to be a creator who becomes the operator. This conversation goes under the hood of a media-driven real estate business built by design—not by default. Ken shares his journey from Detroit to Orlando, rebuilding his business from scratch, and how YouTube became the foundation for a system that now generates hundreds of leads per month and supports a high-volume team. This episode is about more than content. It’s about architecture, consistency, systems, and serving a city—not just promoting yourself. 🎯 What You’ll Learn in This Episode How Ken rebuilt his business after moving markets Why YouTube became the core pillar of his business How content turns into leads, lists, and closings What a real media machine looks like behind the scenes The difference between being a solo creator and an operator Why consistency and niche matter more than virality How creators avoid burnout with real systems ⏱️ Timestamps 0:00 – Introduction and creator avatar framing 1:18 – Ken’s background and move to Orlando 4:29 – Rebuilding from scratch 6:38 – Traditional lead gen vs YouTube 7:28 – First YouTube experiments 9:40 – Consistency and early momentum 11:43 – First YouTube lead and proof of concept 14:39 – Why YouTube leads are different 16:15 – Orlando as the main character 20:45 – Content pillars and weekly cadence 23:04 – What metrics actually matter 24:48 – Staying relevant and timely 27:44 – Team structure behind the media machine 31:11 – Transitioning from agent to team 34:09 – Time commitment and workflow 35:05 – Mistakes and lessons learned 39:27 – Starting YouTube today 41:17 – What the next five years look like 43:06 – Creator-operator summary and ROAM CTA