Self proclaimed, junior, non technical, back end vibe coder here 🤣. Looking for a little guidance or a point in the right direction for presentations, images, videos, webdesign etc. Sorry for the long post. Some context and then 4 questions. Im working my way through the lessons in the Premium section during lunch breaks, evenings, weekend, 2 kids and a 34week pregnant wife, all around the day job. I wanted to see if someone more experienced than myself might be able to help me streamline some learning. 1. Long form source/research management 2. Presentation/pitch creation 3. Video creation 4. Website creation This is not a request for instruction and a how too. Im looking for support with direction, potentially revealing any unknown unknowns. Im more than happy to learn myself, in fact I prefer it. There's lots of content creators sharing super simple, very impressive workflows and skills but I want to keep things super simple and ICM workspace first if at all possible. Im a fast, practical learner who is time poor so im just looking for some help to avoid wasting time while achieving the most impactful results. I dont mind sinking the hours. As you will hopefully appreciate though, due to my personal circumstances, they are very expensive right now. 1. Im accruing a alot of long form, well cited, deep research reports, transcripts and other wordy source docs. These are all housed in my workspace. Is this fine and best ICM practice as long as separation of concerns is properly adhered to or is there a more productive approach to library sources? 2. Ive two big presentations I need to prepare by 20th and 23th July. I've yet to pick up the presentation lesson in Premium. Ive got the sources, the material, I just need to pull it together and ive decided this will be the first time I'll not be doing it manually. I've seen the presentation lesson in the Premium section, Jeff Su's Notebook LM video and a coyole of others. Ive yet to put any of it into practice and feeling a little overwhelmed on where to go to get the end result. Does anyone have any advice or direction on where to direct my learning efforts?

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