Abhiraj Rathore

@byjoni_ Music

I built a Music Picker Prompt for video editors. Stop spending hours scrolling through your music library. → Identifies the mood of each part → Suggests music tracks that fit → Saves you the decision-making Comment 'MUSIC' and I'll send it (must be following so I can dm).

@dhanesh500 @dhanesh500

Indian Math : If your parents are retired, they will still have 12LPA income

@aftermagics Great Brother 👏 What's the specs of your macbook?

I’ve just completed a $2,500 budget video👨🏽‍💻. Smooth sunday👏🏼.

@vedu_boi @Xflowpay is the og only 10 euro

PayPal is the worst platform to accept payments To give you an idea 1200USD - Original payment Received with 125USD deducted as fees Highly not recommended

@Endlesmedia Specs?

Motion designer's . Be honest is this setup enough?

@yb_visualz Yes I can because as video editors we have to understand one thing that editing is subjective. Somebody might like it some buddy might not. Proving value in editing is hard.

Can you believe, client rejected this 🫠

@Try2StopME @blackenedvale Brother she said that for everyone else your sister is a random stranger.

@blackenedvale We avoid random women. Not the ones we know.

Never protect any random woman. If your herogiri goes well, you will be remembered for a day. If it doesn't, your parents/family may have to remember you in their memories forever.

@Thenainacore Ask that man 😂 he wants something else. We cannot satisfy our desires ever in life it's a circle we satisfy one thing now we want something else.

Everything a man wants in life in one frame

@jasveer10 Everything we do or achive is about validation as simple as dressing well comes under this.

Most people know this is true. They just don’t say it out loud. It’s not about weddings. It’s about validation and how far people go to protect their image. When culture meets money, logic rarely wins.

@russellbrunson yeah that means create a Fugazi @russellbrunson

The goal isn’t to lower your price. The goal is to raise the perceived value.

We've been sold the idea that stress is a personal problem with personal solutions. Exercise more. Meditate. Fix your morning routine. And sure — those things help. But nobody talks about how much of our anxiety is actually structural. Rising rent. Unstable jobs. A future that feels impossible to plan for. No amount of journaling fixes a system that makes basic stability feel like a luxury. The wellness industry profits from making you believe you're the problem. But sometimes the stress you carry isn't a reflection of your habits — it's a rational response to an irrational environment. Do the inner work. AND recognize what isn't yours to fix alone.

Making money and building a physique are both hard. But they are not the same kind of hard. If your business wins, a competitor loses. Your gain has a victim. If you build your body, nobody loses. There is no limited supply of fitness in the world. We call both "ambition." But one is war. The other is just discipline. Think about which games you are playing.

Most editing cohorts are just job boards with a ₹50,000 price tag and a Discord server. The "mentorship & skill building" is just the story they tell so it doesn't feel transactional. It is transactional. And that's fine. But stop pretending otherwise. Remove the placement help? 90% of the value disappears overnight. That tells you everything about what you actually paid for.

I'm not the best video editor out there. There are editors 10x more talented than me. Yet I made ₹1,80,000 in 2 months while they're still waiting for clients. The difference wasn't skill. It was these 2 things 1. Your portfolio is your salesman — treat it like one. Clients don't scroll. They glance. Put your absolute best work at the TOP. Don't make them burn calories hunting for your best video. First impression = only impression. 2. Speak English. Clearly. Confidently. A great edit with poor communication loses to an average edit with great communication — every single time. Clients are buying YOU as much as they're buying your work. Fix your English. Fix your income.

Video editors who promise to "grow your channel" are lying to you. An editor controls maybe 20% of what makes a video perform. Algorithm? Not them. Thumbnail? Not them. Topic? Not them. What you're actually paying for: → Never thinking about editing again → Consistent delivery without chasing → Someone who gets your style Peace of mind. That's the product.

Believing your ad caused a sale is like believing in god. You can't prove it. You can't disprove it. But you keep paying anyway. And just like religion, billion dollar industries are built on that faith. John Wanamaker said it 100 years ago — "half my ad spend is wasted, I just don't know which half." We still haven't figured it out.

@chhddavid 😂😂 Yes they are cooked.. Yeah maybe cookie cutter motion designer 's.

Motion designers are cooked... This AI agent made this video in 25 mins, only did 2 changes.

Why does Iman Gadzhi's audience actually buy — while everyone else just watches? It's the editing style. Long-form storytelling doesn't just inform people. It makes them feel like they've lived something with you. That's intimacy at scale. And intimacy is what converts. So I recreated one of his scenes frame by frame to break down how it's done.

I was scared to share this, but it might help someone. A lot of video editors and content agencies blindly copied the $100M Offers framework. It works for products. But in creative services we started promising things we don’t control — views, virality, growth. Editing doesn’t control the algorithm. So the industry started overpromising with sophisticated marketing language. The real value editors provide is simple: • Great editing • Fast turnaround • Consistency Sometimes honesty is a better offer than hype. ✦