Ok, now we are talking!
Ligustrum is a very good species for Bonsai, and very begginer friendly...
Leaves are quite small on the right variations.
It heals scars very well.
Accepts grafting very well.
It roots very fast and vigorous, so it tolarates very well begginer mistakes on repotting for example. But also, it will demand more repots tru' it's life.
It grows very well, it's easy to wire, to ramificate since it has opposite leaves (a bit easier to build ramification when compared with alternate), also it thicken really fast if given the right treatment and lots of space.
Your ligustrum seems like it's a blank canvas, trunk already has a movement and some thickness, so you can jump this stage and worry about branches locations/positions, and movement.
Since it has a movement on the trunk, in order to being more harmonic, you must give movement to the branches also, but if you have trouble bending more thick branches like the first one, prune it back to that bottom bud and start from there...
You can remove buds growing on the inner curves, and it lacks a second branch on the curve to the right.