Burning the ships is about making a bold choice: fully committing to a new path and refusing to leave oneself any way back—no retreat, only forward. That’s where I’m at now. I work in construction, and despite my 32-hour job and six workout sessions a week, I’ve taken the leap by buying a camera and tripod. I’m all in on content creation, determined to make it work with everything I’ve got. If you have any tips or advice to help me on this journey, they are more than welcome.

Been posting consistently as part of 75 Hard and finally gaining some momentum! 💯😎

Goal is 1k before the end of the year. starting 75HARD today, so gonna make some sick progress. in the trenches but absolutely loving the journey!

Hey CREATORS!!! This week’s theme: “Make Them Feel Something.” Cameras, editing, storytelling they’re just tools. What really sets a creator apart is the ability to spark emotion. Whether it’s a 10-second reel, a cinematic vlog, or a personal story your job is to make the viewer feel. 🎥 Your challenge: - Create ONE piece of content this week with the specific intention of making your audience feel inspired, nostalgic, or motivated. - Post it, and when you do, share the link here in HQ. Let’s give each other real feedback. 💡 Remember: people don’t remember the edit, they remember the emotion. 👉 Who’s in? Drop “🔥” if you’re taking the challenge this week.

Hey lads,Been really enjoying making reels with more storytelling + cinematic shots lately. Quick one though — does it hurt performance if I film in horizontal, or is vertical always better for reach/engagement? Personally I love the cinematic feel of horizontal, but curious what you think. Here’s an example of what I mean: https://www.instagram.com/p/DNdrOVqsRPF/ Any feedback/criticism is appreciated 🙏