Happy Friday y’all!! Today you can SHARE ANYTHING YOU WANT here in the community! - Your YouTube videos - your Skool community - an offer for something you sell - Shout out someone else’s YouTube channel, video, or Skool community THE RULES: - You can comment in this thread OR make a new post, either one of fair game! Include a link to the thing and tell us about it! - You can post about the SAME THING ONLY ONCE, but you can post about AS MANY THINGS as you want! (So you CANNOT post a link to your channel 5 times, but you CAN make 5 different posts for 5 different videos on your channel) - You MUST tell us what’s cool about the thing you’re sharing! Don’t just drop a link. Give a short description at a minimum! Remember, this community is PUBLIC so posting about your stuff can help it rank in search any get recommended by AI! Don’t miss this chance to tell people about what you have! Let’s go!! 🔥🤩💪

"The Antique Detective" Where we discover antiques and the stories they hold. Today we travel to Watertown Connecticut to visit a rare antique shop with items from the 16th century. You'll find primitive, vintage and rare antiques for home decor. Shop browse fine arts, lamps, china, primitive and antique furniture. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nbcp-yBxpg&t=868shttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nbcp-yBxpg&t=868s

https://youtu.be/ZDh9k1KwkUA In this video we explore the hidden survival response that displacement creates in the body and why your nervous system may still be scanning for threats long after the danger is gone. You'll learn: • Why displaced people stay stuck in survival mode • What neuroception is and why your brain scans for danger automatically • Why your nervous system lost its reference map for safety • The invisible "survival mode tax" on your body and mind • How to rebuild safety using the Safety Signal Stack This is part of Survival Mode Mechanics—the neuroscience of trauma, displacement, and nervous system healing. If you've ever thought: "Why can't I relax even though I'm finally safe?" This video explains exactly what's happening inside your nervous system.

This sounds like this is something y’all would like to do here in the NewTubers community so here some example posts. Thank you to Emmett for being the first to dive in and make a post! Emmett’s post 👉 click here My post 👉 click here Some tips and guidelines: - you must be at level two or higher to be able to post in this community. This is not new, this is to reduce the risk of spam, but also to encourage new members to comment on other posts in order to level up. So if you’re still at level one, find some existing posts in the community and comment on them. You will level up as soon as five other people like your posts. And FYI, you don’t get any credit for “liking” your own posts, this is just how the Skool platform is set up. - You can put your post in either the “⭐️Share Your Videos!” category or the “🎥 Feedback Wanted” category. The only difference is whether or not you are seeking feedback for the sake of improvement. **NOTE** you may still end up getting unsolicited feedback from members if you post in the “⭐️Share Your Videos!” category, just because people will comment what they want lol my ask is that everyone stays POSITIVE with their comments and responses. These categories are loose guidelines. If rules change in the future, I’ll add it to the community rules section and let y’all know 🙂 - Your post should link to your video at least once, but I like linking it near the top and again near the bottom of the post - You are allowed to use AI to write your post, however my personal recommendation is to go in and edit some of what the AI spits out to make it feel more human and less like AI slop. People can tell the difference, and so can search engines. In my example post, I used Claude to create the initial post, but then made some of my own changes. I removed a lot of 👉hyphens—like👈 the one I just used in this sentence, because AI likes to throw those in EVERYWHERE lol. I also fixed the bullet points to be formatted correctly, and I added my own affiliate links (same things I linked to in the video). I made some other changes too where it felt like change was needed (this is an art, not a science). - I am okay with you including affiliate links in your post if it aligns with your video, but you MUST disclaim it in the post, where it is clear. Don’t try to hide the disclaimer, and don’t leave the disclaimer out altogether. If I see this, I’ll remove the post. There’s no reason to hide the fact that you are an affiliate. You put the effort into the content, and if people respect your effort, they won’t have an issue supporting you by using your links. Plus, the disclaimer is a legal requirement, so please just do it!

Hey everyone! 👋 Just curious - has anyone here used Opus Clip for their videos? I’ve been checking it out and it’s pretty cool if you want to easily pull short vertical videos out of your long form videos. Basically it’s an AI tool that takes your long-form videos and automatically chops them into short clips for YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels, etc. Some handy features: ∙ Uses AI to find the most engaging moments in your videos ∙ Auto-adds captions (which is huge for social media) ∙ Lets you customize the clips with different layouts and branding ∙ Gives each clip a “virality score” to help you pick the best ones ∙ Saves a ton of time vs manually editing short clips Anyone tried it? Would love to hear your thoughts!