"Learn to tell good stories" What does that even mean? Breaking down some more repetitive editor jargon:

All Niches need these 3 things in Editing:

There's a real lack of reliable, talented video editors at the moment. The good ones are either all booked up, or they charge a ton because they're aware of the above fact. Creators have to resort to sub-par talent/training from the ground up. Huge gap in the market for new

If you can learn how to build and create Narratives from nothing, you can make each video unique to the viewer. And if you have the skill to do that, working on bigger, higher-paying IRL jobs should be a walk in the park. I've shown this method to 2 of my coaching clients who

YouTube is a game of decision making... Poor Sound Design is the prime determinant of whether your audience will click off your video or not.

If you want fewer revisions, ask your clients for a "prep sheet" before working with them. If you follow everything they say, you'll cut your revisions down by 40%

You'd be surprised how far you can get if you just start sending cold outreaches and block out your ego. I challenge you to send a cold outreach right now to a creator you want to work with

You can decrease your work output in sales and branding by 70% if you just get better at editing. If creators can see that you’re good at editing, then you don’t have to worry about the theatrics.

Life’s short, and no one knows who you are. Want a client? Make an edit for them. Send the message. I chased my dream clients for 3 years. Messaged their editors. Created a Documentary about them. Pulled every string I had. Still got rejected. I wasn’t good enough. So I got

It is very possible to make over $10k per month from editing without having to spend 12 hours/day working. But only the best editors can get there. Mediocrity can only take you so far.

Something that doesn't get talked about enough is communication. When Creators are spending 100s of hours and 1,000s of $$$$ on their YouTube channels a month... Why would they trust paying someone $1,000 per video if they can't even string a proper sentence together?

A BIG part of your Motion Graphics in editing is about Design. Learn Design Principles and implement them into BOTH your editing and portfolio website. I just did an audit of a few portfolios, and they gave me a headache. I imagine that Creators are having the same experience.