Is there a resource somewhere that talks about camera set up etc? Thank you so much!

This is a different style of video for me. I used the "record yourself" feature in Canva to record my screen and myself in a bubble. This tutorial helps people organize videos so they can easily come back to workout videos they want to repeat (and can be applied to any type of video). If you are a Canva user and want to try the record yourself feature, choose create a YouTube video, then click uploads, and under Upload File, there is an option to Record Yourself. From there it gives various options. I am putting this post under WINS because every time we try and learn something new and move out of our comfort zones, it is a win :) https://youtu.be/Jplzz_Zzefw?si=2gMiHHn9md3ulFG6

I have a podcast so I have a good microphone etc. I do alot of tutorials so I use Screenflow using my iMac camera, which BTW is not the best quality. Is there a great quality camera that can be used like the iMac one so that it attaches to my computer? What about sound? Just my regular desk mic? I would really appreciate some help with getting my set up right. Thank you!

Hello, I have been a member of this group for a while and I thought I would share my story. I am a recession entrepreneur. I have had a marketing practice for the past 12 years. I have a profitable practice that has had many ups and downs. For the past 2 years I have felt a longing and tugging to move on and try some other things. I want to be an educator. I feel like there are better ways to use my gifts and knowledge that can reach more people. I have been in such a standstill the past 2 years, mainly self-inflicted obstacles. BUT in my defense, I have clients to work for and many days I am just too tired to do "extra". I am 57 with a husband, 3 kids, and 3 grandchildren. I am very active in their lives. I catch myself saying I have worked so hard for so long (14 hour days at times) so I should get to have time off when I want. I ALSO catch myself saying, I am getting older and I am ready to work on something different. So how do you have both and still maintain your current work? I know I am making excuses. The thing is when you have a dream, it's always a dream. It's still there. But when you act it out and it fails, it's over, no more dream. I am getting to a point where I am ready to incorporate some instability into my life. I am no stranger to creating content I have that down. I just need consistency. Today I am working on my YouTube channel and getting it customized. I am going to start. This is a great group to be a part of.