Ever freeze up wondering if you need a full script—or risk rambling on your next livestream? This week on Stream Like a Boss®, Tanya is breaking down exactly how to prepare scripts that fit your style (and sanity), so you actually enjoy pressing “go live”—and sound like yourself on camera. (P.S. Livestream Summer School will be back next summer 2026!)

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Four distinct scripting styles (with real-life examples) for every personality—Type A planners, improv lovers, and everyone in between

• Why there’s zero such thing as a “perfect script” (and what to focus on instead)

• Tanya’s personal workflow for prepping outlines, bullet points, and even sticky notes

• Easy ways to use AI, Google Docs, or good old-fashioned sticky notes to stay organized

• How to avoid the #1 trust-breaker with your content (hint: it’s not tech-related)

• When to trust your intuition and go off-script—without losing the plot

This episode is for you if you’re tired of worrying about what to say on camera, want to build genuine trust with your audience, and need practical (not fancy) ways to prep for your next livestream or podcast.

Timestamps:
00:00 – Why scripting matters—especially for new streamers
07:47 – Big myth: There’s a “perfect” way to plan
15:21 – The 4 planning styles explained: outline lover, bullet point buddy, sticky note strategist, and freestyle flow
29:27 – Tanya’s favorite tools (Workflowy, Google Docs, and AI tricks)
32:23 – Why delivering on your audience promise builds trust
39:00 – When (and how) to let your intuition take over
46:54 – How to pick your best scripting style + action step

Mentioned in this episode:
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Ready for more support? Join Livestream Summer School or hop into the Stream Bosses community for practical templates, Q&A, and resources to simplify your workflow.

And remember: Your message matters—don’t hold it back waiting on the “right” script.