when i quit my job in nyc earlier this year to do youtube and startups i felt crazy bc it felt like i was the only person who wanted something different. all my friends were getting engaged, settling down, and happily climbing up the corporate ladder. i felt so alone and it.

As a YouTube creator, meeting other creators is honestly the best part of the job. But ironically, the worst way to do this is by going to meetups. Creator meetups are often filled with people who’ve barely dipped their toes into making content. The reality is, there are things.

love the new youtube policy that is excluding monetization for videos that basically lack real human effort. i love youtube algorithm the most because it promotes the less amount of brain-rot content especially compared to tiktok. repetitive copy pasting ai content tarnishes the.

making youtube friends is one of the ultimate life unlock. people who create videos tend to be high-agency, extremely delusional, relentlessly creative, and deeply curious about something. also wired for long-term thinking.

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for the next hundred days, my north star is to triple down on the things: . 1. i feel like I am good at .2. only i can do. feels like this is the only way to eventually make meaningful progress amid all the noise.

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going to be posting 2 long-form videos on youtube every week until mid august. bc i'm not a chill girl and being chill will not give you what you want in life. time to get that MRR.

filmed a video with @_nutboltz talking about:. - what to look for in a co-founder.- our hot takes when it comes to co-founding.- equity split.- dealing with rejections. out early next week 👀

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probably a hot take, but I’m surprised the tech founder → religion pipeline isn’t stronger. being an entrepreneur forces you to confront just how much of life is out of your control. you start thinking about randomness, chance, timing… like.

As an entrepreneur just starting out one of the most important traits to have imo is the ability to forgive yourself:. – forgive yourself for what you didn’t know.– forgive yourself for the cringey mistakes.– forgive yourself for the losses. it’s funny when you’re just starting.

also cruel summer as the intro & outro song 🫶🏻 taste.

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would love to know who originally authored this post!.

The J-Curve Phenomenon. i recently came across a great framework on YouTube growth that can be applied to any form of entrepreneurship. after your first 100 videos you'll likely get your first "hit". but what follows isn't immediate success, but rather a plateau. this is when

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as we enter the mature phase of creator-first economy doesn't mean, it doesn't mean that we can no longer make money off of socials. it just means there is a playbook to be employed.