Which one would you choose and why? Comment below and I can help you form a plan to fix one of these two bottlenecks. p.s. Don't forget to add your socials!

so this guy has directed Super Bowl commercials, shot for Nike, created content for Lil Nas X, like legit professional filmmaking credits, but the thing that stands out is how he breaks down cinematic techniques for people shooting on their phones what he does really well is he shows you that the gap between "professional looking" and what you're currently making usually comes down to a few small things, angles, zoom, and detail shots, not a $5,000 camera or a lighting rig, and the way he presents it makes you feel like you can actually do it instead of feeling overwhelmed the other thing I noticed is he doesn't just teach editing tricks, he talks about pacing and storytelling, like starting with your subject and music and writing to the tempo, planning your shots around the story you're trying to tell, which is what separates content that looks cool from content that actually holds people's attention go check out his page and watch how he structures his own reels, you'll notice he practices exactly what he teaches, curious what you think and if anyone's tried applying his techniques to their own https://www.instagram.com/omgadrian/

I’ll reply with one thing I’d tighten to make it clearer, sharper, or more effective. If your bio feels “fine” but not convincing, this is usually why.

Hey guys, it’s been a while. Happy to see a lot of new faces in here :) The past few months have been pretty challenging because of some family issues that, thankfully, seem to be moving toward a resolution. I started this year with a clear idea: to work on my personal brand and launch a new support service that can help people communicate effectively—without necessarily having to rely on an agency. But I’ve realized that every time I have to “show up” publicly as myself, I get demotivated and I procrastinate. Everybody seems to be far more ahead/active/consistent than me. The funny thing is: I only do this when it’s about me. With my clients, I’m on point. And there’s something even worse than being scared: I feel like I don’t have any valid reason to be. In the past year, I’ve been selected as a consultant for a major marketing company because I’m considered an expert in videomaking and social media marketing. I’ve done more than 25 consultations with people who found the time we spent together really valuable. I took part in—and won—an artistic selection for a ramen bar brand, which will take me to Japan with them this year. And I have successful case studies. Still, I feel stuck: on one side, fear—and on the other, this voice telling me I’m stupid for feeling it, like an endless battle between mind and heart. I’m not writing this for pity or for a “come on, you’ve got this.” I’m writing it because it’s true. And because saying it out loud might stop it from controlling me in silence. I’m not sure how to deal with this. If you’ve ever felt the same: what helped you move forward even with fear?

Hi guys, I've been working on something big in the background, and I haven't really talked about it yet because I'm not really sure how to go around explaining this system in the right way. I want your honest feedback and to figure out a way, if there is a way, that I could maybe implement these tools and these features for you guys. Let me know what you think. xoxo, jordan