Seamstresses have been hiding this for years! Insert a razor blade into the needle and be amazed.

Using Needle Threaders: Simple tools that help thread through the eye of the needle smoothly.
Adequate Lighting: Having a direct light source over the sewing area improves visibility and makes threading easier.
Tensioning the Thread: Keeping the thread taut as it is fed through the needle prevents it from tangling or kinking.
Additional Tips:
Moisten the thread with a little water or wax: This not only slightly stiffens the thread but also reduces loose fibers that can get caught in the needle.
Use Small Tweezers to Thread: If you have difficulty holding the thread, small tweezers can give you the necessary grip.
Try Threads with Contrasting Colors: When threading, use threads that contrast in color with the fabric as it is easier to see the process.
Cut your thread at a sharp angle: Instead of cutting your thread straight across, an angled cut sharpens the tip, making threading easier.
Use magnifying glasses if necessary: ​​If you have poor eyesight, magnifying glasses can help you see the tiny eye of the needle more easily.
Avoid using frayed thread: If the end of your thread is frayed, it’s best to cut off a fresh section before trying to thread it.
These tips, along with the original tricks in the video, will make the threading process easier, faster, and frustration-free!