Hi! I’m learning a ton from the live calls, and I really appreciate being part of these discussions 🙏🏻 I just finished editing a new video, and I’m looking for honest feedback. How does it feel to you? Does it speak to you, or does something feel unclear or off? My biggest challenge is combining a strong hook with clear benefits while keeping the video engaging and not overexplained. I’d love to hear what works and what you’d change. Thank you and have a peaceful holiday ✨

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.

This is soo exciting, I know for some of you this doesn't mean too much, and I'm far for monetization, but seeing these numbers slowly climbing up brings light on the bad or hard days! Thank you @Alexa Saarenoja for this inspiring space, it means a lot to be in a supportive tribe! Have a wonderful day! Tamas

If you offer video editing services, drop your pitch here. 👉 Post your portfolio link, what you specialize in, and your price range & in what currency $€£¥. (Keep your pitch in the comments - no “DM me for more info”) I get asked daily for editor recommendations, so if you’re serious about landing work, this is your shot. ⚡ If someone’s interested, they’ll reach out to you directly via DM.

I’ll warn you up front — you may want to grab a cup of coffee or a cold drink before diving in. My usual “brevity” has officially been thrown out the window, and I’m not sure where it landed… LOL. Seriously though — do you have a to-do list? The kind that never seems to end? Maybe you check off the urgent things but keep putting off the heavy ones — the important-but-not-urgent tasks that are so easy to push aside. You tell yourself, “I’ll get to it soon.” But then life happens. New commitments pile on. Days turn into weeks, weeks into months, and before you know it those old to-do’s have been shoved so far down the list they’re almost forgotten — except they’re not. Because every time you sit down to do something new, something you want to be excited about, the unfinished things creep back in. Instead of joy, you feel guilt. Instead of freedom, you feel pressure. That was me back in January. Some of you know parts of my story: how I got very sick with COVID, how in 2020 my wife and I had to close our businesses, how bankruptcy followed, and how depression crept in during those long months of recovery. What I haven’t talked about as much is the backlog that came with all of it — boxes and boxes of equipment, paperwork, invoices, receipts, records to digitize, equipment to dismantle, and over 85 hard drives holding more than 50 terabytes of data. Millions of files that needed sorting. It wasn’t just clutter. It was the weight of lost dreams and unfinished business. And it sat in storage like a shadow over everything new I wanted to build. You see, before I got sick, I had always been someone people could count on. If George said he was going to do it, you could take it to the bank. But after COVID, I simply couldn’t keep up anymore. That reality was a crushing blow. In those early months of recovery, I gave myself permission to set the to-do list aside and focus on healing. And slowly, I began to dream again. Out of that season came Alderpen Media — the for-profit ministry my wife and I launched in May of 2021, and finally brought to life in January 2024. We knew it would be the last business we ever start. A way of giving back. A way of paying forward the blessings we’ve received.