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If you sit at home, open YouTube and teach yourself video editing, where exactly is the problem? There is none. That is self learning, and it is available to everybody reading this. Let me tell you something about myself. Most of what I know, I never learned in a class. I never took a degree in computer science or IT. I learned it on YouTube. If you cannot afford a degree or a diploma right now, educate yourself in your house. That option is fully open to you. But understand what it demands. Discipline. Nobody is checking on you. Nobody marks your attendance. You decide whether you wake up at 4am or 5am, and you decide whether you sit down after work. So here is the practical version. Say you are employed, nine to five. Take one hour in your house. Set up a desk and a chair, what I call your productivity area. Then open YouTube deliberately. Go to a channel like FreeCodeCamp. Search how to use Claude. Search how to edit a video with CapCut. Ten minutes on a proper tutorial is education. And do not let age stop you. You should still be learning at 60 and at 100. Your brain is a muscle, so exercise it. Read books. Take courses. Use YouTube as your free starter. Buy a course on Udemy or Click2Skill only when you need deeper guidance or mentorship. The information is already there. Go and take it. — Elvis W.