This guy was out… what do yall think the call should’ve been😂😂

Would you recommend a beginner videographer to get an external monitor if he has the money or should he wait ?

I've talked with Ryan about this a couple times and just made a video about it on my Instagram but felt as though I should bring this in here as well. As a creative, there are many ways to differentiate yourself from the competition but I feel as there are 3 key things that can separate someone from the rest of the field. I call these the 3 Q's. Quality - How good are you at what you do? - What results are your videos producing? - Are your videos effective at hitting the mark set by the client? Quantity - How much content are you capable of producing? - How many times can you repeat an action? Quickness - How fast are you able to take something from ideation to shooting to posting? Obviously this is a baseline for how you can look at yourself or other creatives and there are many other factors out there (work under pressure, communication, personality, etc.) But if you are able to consistently produce high-quality content, really fast, and do it over and over, then you can look to have success in this field. What do you guys think though? How do you set yourself apart from other creatives?

Let's help each other out. My main struggle is trying to find a perfect direction for where I wanna take my business. I often go back and forth between strictly sports, local businesses, online coaches, etc. The best part is I don't even think I NEED to know exactly where I am going to take it right now. I am 21, I have time. But what is my plan? I am going to continue to take on clients in different niches (minus industries / people I KNOW I wont like working with based on past experience) to then learn who I... 1. Get the BEST results for 2. Enjoy working with 3. Can work with LONG term at scale So what are you struggling with?