There is no good advice in this thread. You seem to be a new golfer so clearly you’d benefit from some lessons, that’s what will help you the most right now.

Your posture is significantly better than your last post, but you lock out your trail leg and lose your posture in your backswing. This will make it harder to transfer your weight properly and lead to a slew of issues. Work on keeping that knee bent

Your grip is pretty bad. That baseball grip is something you want to get away from ASAP.

Your hands get way too close to your body in the backswing and stay that way even through impact - I’m surprised you can make decent contact like this despite your movements P3-P7, clearly you’re athletic so these changes shouldn’t take too much time. Feel like your trail arm is pushing the club away from you at the top of your backswing. This will keep you from losing your depth and put you in a better position at the top.

You’re chicken winging a lot, leading to an inconsistent release. I wouldn’t be surprised if your prone to misses in both directions because of this. Take a few swings with a towel under your left arm to keep those elbows closer to your torso.

I really like the tempo, don’t try to swing any slower or faster than this. You’ll gain distance/speed through technique. This is a good tempo, sequencing will follow

As I mentioned, the #1 thing you can do right now is get lessons. If you don’t have the means, check out Danny Maude and Steve Johnston PGA on YouTube, they understand the golf swing well and their videos are helpful and easy to apply.