Recently, due to the unrest in our country, we faced internet outages, which left me with limited options for productive work. But I believe in making the most of any situation! Instead of sitting idle, I took this time to edit my WordPress and web development tutorials for my YouTube channel and Facebook.
These tutorials are raw and real—I recorded them while working on client projects and solving specific challenges.
Here’s why I decided to create these videos:
1️⃣ Helping Others: My goal is to provide valuable solutions to anyone searching for them.
2️⃣ Showcasing My Work: These videos serve as a portfolio of my work and skills.
3️⃣ Keeping Track: It’s a great way to document my progress and growth.
I’m confident that if I focus, I can create 200+ tutorials in just two months! 😄 However, finding time to record and edit is challenging, and sometimes, circumstances don’t allow it.
Looking back, I wish I had started recording my journey from the very beginning. Imagine the thousands of tutorials I could have shared, helping countless people along the way. After all, I’ve learned so much from the internet, and giving back through my knowledge would be incredibly fulfilling.
My editing process is simple—I use Free Cam 8 to record my screen and voice while I work, and final edit with CapCut.
As a self-employed professional, I’ve had to learn various skills to meet the needs of clients and employers, from web development to video and image editing. I like to think of myself as a one-man army 💪.
