A short conversational YouTube excerpt (Master Filmmaker) advising business owners—particularly filmmakers—to outsource time-consuming editing tasks so they can focus on revenue-generating activities like finding new leads and clients. The speaker argues editing is non-revenue-generating work unless it directly leads to income, and warns that spending too much time editing can create feast-or-famine client cycles.
Well, I think the interesting thing is like you, we all. And this is the biggest thing people can start doing is start hire, like find somebody who can edit for you. Because that is the most easiest thing task that does not generate revenue if it's not making you more money. Yeah. Don't do it. Right. And people, we talk to a lot of people, obviously at Master Filmmaker, people who are in different spots. But it's like people will spend all of their time editing, but then they won't focus on getting new leads or getting new clients. And then they'll wonder why, you know, this month was super busy and there's nothing next month, right?
