What things should I start adding to these videos. Background music, B roll, captions any feedback even if it’s the title will help https://youtu.be/U9Y4VOSlUW4?si=j_-SQmcYT-6qNgYa

Yo Boys so have you implemented trial reels i notice they always perform way!!!!!! better than my normal ones. my question is should i post it directly to feed or post the same video but in my main feed

No talking. Just output. What are you putting out this week? Drop below: • What you’re working on • One piece you’re finishing before Sunday We’ll come back and check. 👇 Let’s see who actually ships 🔥

Boys, quick execution check. No hiding. 🔒 @Jayden Vinas — comeback story video, repurposing chest day + boxing B-roll, whiteboard video, storytelling… did you finish it? @Alex Rodriguez — posting a Reel and a social proof story for people getting into Cyber… done? @Andres Morales Forero — editing your first YouTube vlog from Colombia’s coast… finished? @Xander Meek— longform after Bali and another one planned this week… executed? @Ashwell Young — finishing the last 75 Hard videos and filming more daily life content… did you get it done? Reply below: ✅ Finished ❌ Didn’t finish + blocker: time / editing speed / hook / filming / confidence

I’ve been posting cinematic B-roll edits for a few months, but I want to shift toward more personal storytelling and talking content. When I record myself talking, it feels pretty stiff and low-energy compared to creators who look natural on camera. For those of you who got comfortable speaking on camera: what actually helped the most in the beginning? Was it things like scripting vs bullet points, or just filming a lot and getting reps (like recording 20–30 videos on your phone)? Basically: what’s the fastest way to get past the awkward phase and start sounding natural?