https://www.instagram.com/reel/DO9D7f7idwM/?igsh=amxkeGd4em1peGkw Instagram: @this.cypher This post is just.. phenomenally put. I couldn’t have said it any better myself. When I saw this I was jumping for joy because this is how I see. Transcript: “There is no man named Jesus. There is only the God that moved through him, and that’s the problem. Because you built a religion on the man instead of the presence. You built altars through his absence instead of walking in his stillness. You caged God in a cross. Franchised his blood into branding. And stitched the torn veil back together with stained glass. He died for your sins, though let’s talk about that. Your sins are not your dirty habits. Sin is separation from God (missing the mark). Jesus is not the son of separation but of relationship. Sin is absence with a marketing plan. Sin is pretending God is gone so you can sell him back to yourself on a schedule… Sin is curating the infinite like content and franchising fear across the globe, and calling it reverence. I just want you to understand: Jesus did not pay your “sin bill” he detonated the economy. The body was the disguise. The cry was the metabolization. The cross was the collapse. And when he exhaled, presence walked free. Presence walked free and absence became illegal. Throughout all of time we’ve been building a curtain to hide God. Adam stitched shame. Moses legislated fear. Aaron ritualized absence. Solomon archived infinity in stone. Ezra legalized distance. Pharisees multiplied fences. Caiaphas weaponized death. And Christianity turned it all into a franchise. Cause none of them cook as good, can’t none of ‘em cook this good, but none of them ever protected God. They protected themselves from God’s stillness. Find the Ark of the Covenant, it won’t save you, because it did not save Israel. It sat in their temple while their hearts were still veiled. Finding the right pastor will not bring you closer to God, because a man cannot open what God already tore apart. Finding a perfect church will not hold you, because walls never carried presence. Presence carried walls.

I managed to find an app that extracts the vocals and instruments from clips for free. Jordan shared a paid online tool in his visual mastery module but I did some digging and found a free alternative to download for desktop. I will mostly use it for vocals rather than instrumental but you can fiddle around and see for yourself download - https://ultimatevocalremover.com/ youtube tutorial explanation of all the drop downs to select - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykOKwz3eRUQ

I just came across this free app that solves a problem i have. Apple airdrop is honestly goated and to be able to seamlessly transfer files from my iphone to a mac is soo good. Since i switched to windows i've been just transferring files via google drive which isn't as intuitive. I just came across this app called Blip which allows you to transfer files seamlessly from your phone to your computer. Anyways, I wanted to tell you all about it https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9N7JSXC1SJK6?hl=en&gl=US&ocid=pdpshare Lil bonus, i found this app that allows me to press spacebar to quickly preview a file before i open it just like the spacebar on mac. https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9NV4BS3L1H4S?hl=en-us&gl=US&ocid=pdpshare

Editor of choice - Davinci Resolve Studio Mouse that’ll 5x your speed - MXmaster 3 Photo Editing - Lightroom Classic /Photoshop Music production - https://www.ableton.com Mixing/Mastering - Studio One AI - Chatgpt plus with alt + space instant search Better tool for screenshots/screen recording https://cleanshot.com/ keyboard and mouse sounds when using (useful for screen recording) https://tryklack.com Best video player - https://iina.io/ Best MP3/MP4 downloader - https://cnvmp3.com Better browser - https://arc.net/ https://zen-browser.app Prevent sleep - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/amphetamine/id937984704?mt=12 Preview contents of folder - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/folder-...

Karl is a creator I've been following for longer than I can remember. He's one of the first real photographers I started keeping up with on IG and over the last decade this dude has built out a gigantic space for himself in the creator space by virtue of always chasing the opportunities that put him in front of cool things so he could create beautiful images. He's been at it on Youtube for a while now too and I recently started watching his channel. This particular video spoke to me in so many ways: It's a strong hook, has incredible storytelling, exudes style on every decision made, and more importantly: It's about many different things, but it's also really about one thing: Karl's journey. That's the capstone, the connecting thread that brings it all together. This is really nothing new, but watching this took me back to the early years of the Casey Neistat vlog, where every day I would tune in to see this man pull off the impossible, day in and day out, for years at a time. Most episodes weren't about anything, really, but all of them were engaging, and so many had invaluable insights that I still think about to this day. People like Karl and Casey are huge inspirations because they break the notion that you have to pick a "lane", and that there is space to build your own. This is also a great reference for what I want my YouTube programming to feel like, stay tuned for more on that!