Love yourself enough to change

Supporting yourself, practicing self-love, and believing in your own potential can fundamentally transform your approach to life’s challenges and successes. It’s not just about self-esteem; it’s about cultivating a relationship with yourself that's as encouraging and supportive as any mentor.
About Me:
What’s up? I'm Kimani. I’m here to guide you through the art of self-acceptance and show you how turning self-support into a habit can open doors you never knew existed. Stick around for engaging stories and actionable tips to help you become the champion of your own story.
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[@lauracheptoo847]

This calm talk has truly talked to my inner spirit,ngl✌🏾🤞🏾✨

[@KimaniAjamu]

I appreciate the positive feedback!

[@Greenblue10]

I was feeling down today, this was encouraging ..thank u.

[@KimaniAjamu]

Coincidentally this encouraged me as well. I’m glad I could help!

[@lauralarosa.]

Just found your channel, really nice content brother. Keep at it. Do you mind me asking what you are shooting on? The warmth and lighting is lovely.

[@KimaniAjamu]

For the video in question, I used a Sony A6400 camera equipped with a Sigma 30mm lens. For my other videos, I typically switch to a Sigma 16mm lens. The settings I used include Picture Profile 3, with a gamma setting of Cine 4 and a color mode of Rec 709. I set the shutter speed to 1/50 and used a frame rate of 30 fps.
For lighting, I use a Godox SL60W light with a softbox, mounted on a sturdy metal C-stand for stable, directional lighting. This setup enhances the visual quality by providing soft, well-distributed light that effectively highlights the subject.
In post-production, I work with DaVinci Resolve to apply a LUT that I've found enhances the footage (I can provide a link to this LUT if you're interested). I deepen the blacks and add a basic level of grain to enrich the visual texture of the video.
For exporting, I use the H.265 codec at a resolution of 3840 x 2160 (Ultra HD) and set the export frame rate to 23.976 fps. To optimize quality while controlling file size, I limit the bitrate to 50,000 kbps, set the encoding profile to main, and then render and upload the video directly to UA-cam.

[@KimaniAjamu]

Thank you for asking I had no clue anyone enjoyed the work I put into the visual effects of these videos!

[@lauralarosa.]

@@KimaniAjamu thank you for this! Very helpful.