Not every cut needs a trigger sound.

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Me at age 20:
-Just had a stroke
-Refusing therapy
-Substance abuse
-Depression
-Barely able to pay rent

Me at age 30:
-Healthy and strong
-Clean diet and regular exercise.
-Sober
-7yrs of therapy.
-Financially supported my parents for years.

It gets better folks, keep pushing!

Outstanding Editing is tailor-made, don't give your clients what everybody else is doing.

The older and more experienced I get, the more I'm convinced nobody has any idea what they're doing. Just pushing through hoping for the best.

If you're prone to barely making editing deadlines, read this:

If you ever take one single piece of editing advice from me, let it be this one:
Keep your project folder immaculate. If you can afford it, get a tool like "watchtower" from the insanely talented folks at @KnightsEditing
It will save you time, panic attacks, and shame.

Editing hacks I know now that I wish I knew when I started:

Editing psychology says, take breaks in your edit.
"Fresh eyes" are a whole thing in the editing world, and after a while, fatigue gets you to diminishing returns. Go for a walk. Stretch a little bit. Rest your sight. The quality of your work will show.

Normalize asking your editing clients questions before even remotely gesturing towards giving advice.
A doctor would never say hi and then immediately make you a prescription.
An expert asks questions and goes deep, then diagnoses, then offers a solution.

Test edit I recently made for @AstroKobi, S-tier content to work with, had a blast.

5 editing plugins that will lift a ton of weight from your tired, sore editing shoulders (you'll thank me later)

Microfilm newspaper scene in AE to make your audience feel like a tired rugged detective researching past crimes at 2 am.

Give me 2 minutes, and I'll teach you 3 rules to become a better YouTube Editor (without even touching your timeline)
BUT HOW?
Handling mistakes and problems better: