Lack Of Sleep And My Go-To Editing App

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I don't sleep enough! That is the most difficult part for me to get right. I just have tons of stuff that I want to do, and also YouTube is taking a lot of time! And my kids, and working out,  and my family, my job... I just need more hours in the day! I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels like this. I really try to spend my day as efficient as possible, but still there is SO much to be done that I take time from my sleep while I actually shouldn't do that. Sleep is very important! 


Many things are not a "must"

The things that I want to do are not crucial. They are actually just things I want to do. They are not things that are necessary. If I take a look at YouTube for instance - I can also do my YouTube stuff one day later. I can also make those edits not late at night. I can also respond to comments the other day, or in the morning before I start my work. There are just different possibilities and I think I need to prioritize some stuff in order to get that true efficiency within my day. We all have the same 24 hours in a day. It's all a matter of prioritizing! 


Editing on-the-go

Talking about efficiency -  I started to edit more on my phone! That's already a start of becoming more efficient. I love Adobe Premiere Pro, don't get me wrong, but that kind of editing takes a lot of time, and editing on my phone goes way better than I ever expected! I use an app called Youcut, and I'm really happy with it! It really is (in my opinion) one of the most powerful and simple to use applications which can be used for editing videos. You should definitely check it out in the Play Store! I don't know if it's available for Apple devices, but for Android it is. I find it really amazing! Editing videos just takes a lot of time in my opinion, so if I want to save time and still produce good quality content, then you cut is my go-to app at this very moment. I can even edit on-the-go! I hope you can benefit from this as well! 




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