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Your website and public profiles give AI a starting point: who you work with, on which topics and with what approach. Refine the profile so your clips reflect how you coach.
Explore the editorial profileBefore they reach out, let people get to know your approach.
Your advice videos, talks and public workshops show how you coach. CortexCut helps you turn them into shorts that make your approach tangible, with your words and nuance.
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Advice videos
Moving forward on a project you keep putting off
In the source video
When a project feels too big, it can be hard to see where to start.
Instead of writing ‘launch my website’, write down an action you can finish today: draft the three sentences for your homepage.
The idea is to make the next step clear, not to finish the project in a day.
Short 01 9:16
Make the first action smaller
Instead of writing ‘launch my website’, write down an action you can finish today: draft the three sentences for your homepage.
Why this passage?
A specific exercise for a difficulty this audience recognizes. The example shows the coach’s method and keeps expectations realistic.
In the source video
Sometimes we put off a decision because we’re missing information.
Ask yourself: what information would help me make the next choice? Write it down, then find out who can give it to you.
That separates what you can decide from what you still need to check.
Short 02 9:16
Name what’s missing
Ask yourself: what information would help me make the next choice? Write it down, then find out who can give it to you.
Why this passage?
A question followed by an action shows the coaching approach. The context makes clear that the issue is missing information.
In the source video
You can work for a long time without knowing when to stop.
Before you start, write down what will let you say ‘it’s done’. For a first draft, that might be three readable ideas, without formatting.
The criteria will change when you move to the final version.
Short 03 9:16
Define what finished means
Before you start, write down what will let you say ‘it’s done’. For a first draft, that might be three readable ideas, without formatting.
Why this passage?
A concrete boundary to help move a draft forward. Distinguishing it from the final version avoids presenting the rule as universal.
One video. Three ideas to explore.
The right passage depends on your audience and what you want to share. Here’s how one recording can offer several short ideas.
- Intended audience
- Independent professionals finding it hard to start a project.
- Editorial goal
- Show a practical approach without promising a universal formula.
From your video to a short that sounds like you.
Passages selected for your audience.
A thought-provoking question, a specific exercise or a way to approach a problem: CortexCut finds passages that fit your audience. Keep the nuance that stops context-specific advice from becoming a blanket promise.
How clip selection worksThe finishing touches are yours.
A pause can be part of how you coach. Keep it or shorten it in the editor, adjust the framing and review the captions. The result should sound like you.
Explore the editorBefore you create your first shorts
What content can I use to introduce my coaching?
Start with your talking-head videos, talks or workshops intended for sharing. A practical tip or an explained exercise lets people discover your approach before a first conversation.
How do I avoid advice being taken out of context?
Choose a passage that explains who the advice is for and in what situation. Check its context in the video, keep relevant caveats, and review the short before approving it.