What's the best video editing software for idiots? I have reasonable technical competence (or so I tell myself). I had a play with Adobe Premiere but it goes waaay beyond what I want to do. (Same we Photoshop is waaay beyond 99% of my uses). Is there like a Canva for video that's so simple and intuitive even a 💩- for -🧠 like me can use it?

Any US government shutdown will have an impact (hundreds of thousands of federal workers furloughed, delays in agency operations, macro drag). No political statement (not allowed - it's in the rules!) — but as creators who teach, advise, and build products around money, this is a “stress event” worth attention. Here's some food for thought: 1️⃣If a segment of your audience loses income — abruptly and without fault — do your lessons, tools, and templates still hold up? 2️⃣Where in your content do you implicitly assume uninterrupted data, government services, or systemic consistency? Could those assumptions break? 3️⃣ Could you build a “household shutdown resilience kit” (budget pivots, triage checklists, cash buffer drills) and launch it quickly — perhaps even sell it or test it during times of macro stress? No politics here — just looking through the lens of risk, trust, narrative, and resilience, from a creator’s POV. Let me know your thoughts. --------- UNEXPECTED BONUS --------- So unexpected, I didn't see it coming myself! For those looking to: 💣 Build a lead magnet TODAY and 📶 their audience 🦾 Add value for their existing followers ...I've just dropped a little package in the classroom: The "Paycheck Shock Stress-Test" It's not refined, not perfect and not bullet-proof, but I hope it'll get your creative juices flowing. And it's FREE...but only if you're Level 2. If you're still wandering that lonely, silent Level 1 wilderness 🙁, it's easy to fix. Just say hello, post something fun, comment on someone else's post. It won't take much. You'll get "likes" from me 😛 *********************************** P.S. Like to use this for your own audience or build it into your products? I don't hate thank-yous