🎥 One of the hardest things to do is hit that record button and talk to the camera. It feels uncomfortable, awkward, maybe even a little cringy at first—but that’s exactly why you need to practice! This is something so talk with my clients about all the time.
The more you record yourself and watch it back, the more confident and natural you’ll become. And here’s a key tip: talk to one person, not a crowd. Avoid saying “Hey guys” or “Hey everyone.” Instead, speak as if you’re talking to a friend—just one person. This makes your message feel more personal and engaging.
So, keep practicing, get comfortable, and watch your video skills level up! If you need any help or advice hit me up in the comments below🎬
Here’s my thoughts on Bali / Lombok at the half way point of our stay here in Indonesia 🇮🇩 For anyone that cares 😀😉 #bali
No better way to spend Valentines Day than with this one right behind me riding around Bali & Lombok.
We literally live and work right next to each other every day and still no arguments just love and laughter. Best travel buddy ever ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Making my debut tonight in Lombok Indonesia 🙌🎧 House Music For The Soul gonna be dropping some uplifting house music @surfersbar.lombok 12.30-1.30 see you there
Celebrating 100 Shows on Marbella Beach Grooves Radio big love to everyone that tunes in on a regular basis and all the amazing producers who I feature on the show on a regular basis ❤️ Big love to @djtitopulpo and Marc the owner plus @ronnieherel for his constant inspiration and @djmichaelgrayofficial and @bobbyandsteveuk too 🙌🙌🙌🙌
#housemusicforthesoul
I started DJing in 1988 on vinyl, inspired by Frankie Knuckles and Masters At Work.
