This one is a little longer, and I’m still finding my rhythm with filming, pacing, and storytelling — so your perspective really matters to me. A few things I’m curious about: - Did you stay engaged all the way through, or did you get bored at any point? - Where did it feel too long (if it did)? - Was anything confusing or unnecessary? - What would you change if this were your video? My intention with these videos is to invite people into the Yoga Lifestyle Skool through food — not just recipes, but presence, process, and enjoyment. Thanks in advance for taking the time to watch and share your thoughts. This really helps me grow and refine what I’m creating. 🙏

:“Especially to all those who put in the effort and make lots of videos but, like me, don’t manage to reach 1,000 subscribers — I take my Tyrolean hat off to you. It also makes me wonder how others manage to reach, for example, more than 1 million subscribers. Because I believe that many of us have such important messages to share, and that they deserve to be seen and heard by so many people. What do you think?”

(and 'perfect' is completely abstract, as it relies only on the beholder [or the critic 😵])... (and 'better' is just a natural byproduct of our consistent actions)... HOW MANY VIDEOS could you publish (or schedule to publish)... in ONE month? In one week? In one day? How many WOULD you WANT to publish? What holds you back? What moves you forward? What's stopping you now? As for me, I'm working (my brain) towards LETTING IT BE EASY...so that I can publish 3 videos per week (currently at 1x/wk)...I'd love to publish DAILY, with an easy workflow/process to make it super doable -and a no-brainer for subscribers to WANT TO consume 🤤. (Everyone's dream, right?) If you care to share, I'd love to read your responses below ⬇️.

I don’t teach from theory. I teach from experience. And that matters — because YouTube Impact Code wasn’t created from what should work, but from what actually does. Everything I teach is something I’ve walked myself. I’ve followed paths that were misaligned. I’ve ignored inner signals. I’ve pushed when something didn’t feel right. And every single time I did that — things became heavy. Growth stalled.Energy dropped. Life felt harder than it needed to be. But here’s what I can say with complete certainty: Every time I align — without fail — I succeed. It becomes easier. Programs fill. The right clients find me. Opportunities open. My life expands — creatively, financially, relationally. Not because I force it. Not because I grind. But because I’m no longer in my own way. And this isn’t just true for me. I see it constantly with clients. The ones who fly aren’t the most talented or experienced. They’re the ones who stop doubting themselves, stop hiding, and fully step into who they are. The ones who stay stuck? They’re usually still fighting themselves. That’s what I want to teach you. How to get out of your own way. How to trust yourself again. How to build success that speaks to your heart and soul — not just your goals. Yes, you’ll learn YouTube strategy. But more importantly, you’ll learn how to embody the version of you who succeeds naturally. This isn’t about becoming someone else. It’s about fully stepping into who you already are. And when you do that…success stops feeling like a fight. 👉 If you want to join the next cohort, click here to join. If this resonates, pay attention. That pull is information.

A few weeks ago, after an update from Canva, I noticed that it took me more time to edit my videos. Therefore I started looking at alternatives. DaVinci Resolve turned out to be too heavy for my laptops, so I tried Shotcut. So far, I am very pleased with the results. The editing takes me less time and I am learning a lot of new things. Following Alexa's 30-day challenge, I decided to create a short in Shotcut. The goal is to reach a new audience and convince them to watch the long form videos on one of my favorite topics. I could not link to a playlist directly, but have linked to the first video of the playlist and provided a link to the playlist in the pinned comment. Of course, I hope this will work as planned, but I think this video is already a winner given that I managed to make using a new to me video editing software.