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Running a business is difficult. And this is coming from a serial entrepreneur with 20+ years in the game. 2025 kicked my butt. I wanted to give in and give up several times. The biggest issue I faced was a lack of cash flow and consistent client acquisition. I had way too much time in between clients. Implementing a recurring payment model didn’t catch on like I planned.

But in 2026, I’m going all out again. This time, I will also secure a job to support myself and my family while I continue building and growing into the multi-millionaire I am destined to be.

Your business needs video content. You already know that. The question isn’t whether you need it: it’s which package gets you the right results without the guesswork.

We’ve built two curated video production packages designed for different growth stages. One for founders and consultants who need trust-building content fast. Another for companies ready to scale their visibility and authority.

Here’s how to pick your lane.

You’ve got the lighting right. Your framing looks solid. You hit record, feeling confident about the content you’re about to capture for your organization. Then you review the footage, and it looks hazy, soft, and unmistakably amateur.

What went wrong?

The culprit is probably sitting right on your lens: fingerprints, smudges, and everyday grime.

This is Tip #3 from our ebook, How to Shoot Professional Video with Your Smartphone. The concept is simple: Smudge-free is HD.

No gear purchase required. No fancy accessories. Just a quick wipe before you hit record.

Short-form video dominates social media. For non-profits with limited budgets and tight timelines, mastering the 60-second video format is essential. This guide breaks down exactly how to create professional video content quickly, no expensive equipment or film school degree required.

Let’s be honest – video production budgets can get out of hand fast. Between expensive cameras, professional lighting rigs, and crew costs, many organizations find themselves spending thousands just to create basic content. But here’s the thing: your smartphone is probably more capable than you think.