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If you set out to, say, someday reach 100K subscribers, or make a goal completely in your control like “I will become more proficient with X editing software in X time” or “I will make X videos this year” I think is much more realistic and achievable for anyone willing to put the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this work in, learn, and genuinely enjoy the creative process. Setting goals is healthy and important for improving. Setting unrealistic goals is how you burn yourself out before you’ve even started. But I can guarantee there are hundreds if not thousands of people who’ve worked just as hard as Mr. Beast and haven’t reached a fraction of his success. Thanks for the data. It’s sobering and puts things into perspective. Not that any of this is meant to discourage anyone, but I think some people need a reality check in regards to their expectations for something like YT or any other creative pursuit for that matter.

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Question. Are those 113m channels actually channels though? Doesn’t everyone with a Google/YouTube account technically have a channel even if they don’t make content? Kinda skews the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this numbers doesn’t it? Oh the numbers are definitely skewed in that regard. You could skew it down further by, say, filtering by channels who’ve uploaded at least once a month for a year. The takeaway would still generally be the same, although not as dramatic as the raw numbers presented above. Yeah. I know big channels like The Right Opinion or JonTron only upload a few times a year. I’m just kinda curious how many channels there are with actual content on them vs channels with nothing that ate just viewers. It’d be even cooler if it was possible to see that breakdown with youtubers who have multiple channels or maybe corporations with channels vs regular YouTuber. I know that’s not a thing, but it’d be cool data to see. Are those 113m channels actually channels though? Doesn’t everyone with a Google/YouTube account technically have a channel even if they don’t make content?
wait im monetized and that ALONE means im top 10%???? also im in the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this top like 1.7 million be because im at 13.4k subs?? holy shit wow. also that means im litwrally top 1.5% already. just.. wow Not really. MrBeast said himself that he was only thinking about youtube the entire time since he was like 13 and because of that obessions he didn’t speak to anyone in school. There are not thousands of people that worked on youtube as hard as him because if they were there would be atleast 50 more people with the simillar channel size to his. But he didn’t only work hard he also analyzed youtube videos in every way to study them. He is doing a perfect combination of working hard and working smart meanwhile lots of people do only one instead of both. I reccomend you listen to some of the podcast he has been on to truly realise how much hours he spent every day obssesing over youtube non-stop and then you will realize why he has 230 million subs.

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An outlier is still an outlier. There are so many more factors outside of any one person’s control that lead to someone like Mr. Beast. I’m not denying he knows what he’s doing, but given he himself spending years floundering to the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this point where he almost quit goes to show even he had to undergo trial-and-error despite “analyzing” YT since he was a kid. Yes he is an outlier because of how much he worked and obssesed to the point where he didn’t think about anything else. But that could be anyone as well if they are ready to be obssesed that much and work as hard. The only factor out of his control was that he was born in a fist world country where he didn’t have to worry about where his next meal would come from. But even then he didn’t have it easy with his father leaving their familly early. Man made it to the top with almost every possible thing against him. Instead of explaining his succes with it being due to “factors out of his control”, try to learn something from his story which you could benefit from. Also he almost quit early in his career when he was much less dedicated but later on he definetly didn’t think about quiting. Sucessful people don’t quit mate.
There is ABSOLUTELY a lot people can learn from Mr. Beast’s story, but there are also plenty of talented people out there who have given it their all and come up short. How many starry eyed people have dropped everything to “make it” in Hollywood, music, start a restaurant, etc. and ended up failing? I think those people should be revered just as much as the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this people who we deem “successful” as it’s only possible to learn what works when we also learn what doesn’t work. Also the “successful people don’t quit” mindset is grossly toxic as it puts a label of shame on those who “quit.” Quitting on something that isn’t working is an important tool for growth. Is Michael Jordan not a successful person because he quit basketball in ‘93 to pursue baseball only to quit that two years later? People probably called him an idiot for doing that back then, but if he’d forced himself to continue playing basketball despite not enjoying the game after the murder of his father who knows what could have happened? Without that break, he could very well have not become arguably the greatest person to ever play the sport.
In my own personal case, had I not quit streaming on Twitch to pursue YouTube, I probably would be incredibly miserable plugging away at something I know wasn’t working for me if had the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this mentality of “successful people never quit.” Going back to Mr. Beast, he himself had to “quit” multiple times with different content until he found what worked best for him. Knowing when to quit something is not the same as giving up, it’s simply another tool towards growing as a person in general. If someone doesn’t make it as a YouTuber, maybe they would make it better as a Musician, an Artist, maybe entertainment turns out to not be for them at all? In any case, there is no shame in quitting if something isn’t working for you.
It’s not just hard work. This guy literally dedicated to understanding all aspects of the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this YT platform from a young age. He’s successful because he knows everything about successful content creation on that platform. Plenty of people have done ALL the things he’s done. Including been just as obsessed success with understanding the platform… And still not found success. Beast worked himself to the bone. The guy put together a powerful persona, did stunts that no one else would think of doing, and played the networking card like a pro. Mr Beast is not an overnight success, it took him 5 years to get to 10k subs. It took him over a decade of grinding & experimenting with different types of content to get to where he’s at now.
Watch interviews of him. He works like there’s no next hour. Most of them won’t even put that much amount of work nor they are willing to. I don’t think he is already a billionaire. But let’s say he is: he does exist now. If you want to reach his level he is your competition. Having him makes it much harder to reach that level. All big channels have so much proprietary knowledge and so much resources to stay on top, that they are one of the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this reasons why YouTube is no get rich quick solution. I work a 8-5 and do content creation and I have no free time to myself whatsoever, it will come in a year or two but gotta stay on that grind if you wanna make it. Live it Any free time during work I work on videos, I do most all of the creation on mobile besides recording the vocals. It’s hardier per say but more coveniant bc I can do it on the go
A big part of the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this problem is that, by definition, you only see the successful YouTubers, not the thousands who don’t make a full time career out of it then retire by the time they are 30! I view it as like playing sports. Even if you are the best player in your High School, the chances of you becoming a professional player and earning a fortune are almost non-existent. That does not, however, prevent thousands of people playing sports for the fun of it (and often paying for the privilege!) I’ve lost count of the number of teenage boys I have heard state categorically that they are going to be a professional footballer when they leave school. There are literally hundreds of thousands of boys saying that who leave school each year, yet only a couple of dozen (at most) will make the dream a reality. That is not to say they shouldn’t enjoy the sport, or be the best at it that they can, but they have to accept the high chance that it will never be more than a hobby.
Deciding to become a full-time content creator and building your entire future around that decision, before your channel has even really started, is foolhardy. Making content you don’t really care about i order to chase views / subscribers will eventually either show in your work (and be obvious to your audience) or burn you out. I totally agree with OP. Make content you are passionate about. Strive to do it s well as you are able to. If you go viral and make a fortune, FANTASTIC, if not, it’s not the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this end of the world. Once a passion becomes a job, you lose the passion. I’ve spent enough years in the corporate lifestyle I can work in a field I hate and keep doing because I’m comfortable with it, same with content creation. I think a lot of repost and gaming channels fail but if you find a niche you have more of a chance of making it
I have been doing YT for 8 years. Half as a hobby and half full-time. I was 6 years in by the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this time I replaced my salary at my last job. C-level exec for a small but well-known tech studio in Silicon Valley. Over the last two years, I’ve doubled that. I mostly used a $120 webcam and a mid-tier Android phone for filming. I had a few go pros used here and there but not much. Only this year have I really invested in my studio. If you are only out there making the videos you want to make you have about as much of a chance of making it as you do buying scratch-offs. BUT if you listen to your audience and make the videos they want to watch you can Moneyball your way into the playoffs. I’m not rich but I can see it from here.
YT isn’t a job, it’s a business. You are starting your own production company. You are essentially just like the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this people who make shows for cable. Treat it like a small business and you can easily grow, not overnight, but I’d guess you could easily do it in 2 to 5 years if you took it seriously. Maybe I’m jaded because I’ve been using YouTube since it came out and recently started making videos the last 2 years (I’m at 4500 subs) but the freaking audacity that people post and wonder why they’re not in the top 1%. YT is a hobby, not a career path. Some people could make big bucks. You likely won’t because you’re not interesting or skilled enough. I’m part of that group, doesn’t you can’t have fun on YouTube making videos Sure. Anyone could be in UFC. But very few will do the work. I’m monetized, a full time college student, father and work full time. It’s really not hard but it shouldn’t be a carrer path because it’s not.
Anything is a career path. You can become a millionaire off selling socks, literally a man made silly banz bracelets and he’s rich. You can do anything, you just have a capped off mindset. If you think it’s not possible then you won’t make it. Well Im gonna put in the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this work & make it a full time career 🤟🏽 After almost 4 years Im at 23k subs while working full time as a teacher. No gf or kids to avoid distractions. If I keep at it for a few years I think I can go full time Like would honestly give the career advice to your students to skip schooling/training/military/ whatever at 18 to make YT videos when they are on reddit asking what their channel should be about. This is it 100%, even people who are in the top 1% of YT still aren’t making fulltime money. You have to be in the .001%.
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The best thing about how YouTube was and still is mostly; is that it’s full (hopefully) of people creating useful content who know what they’re doing (hopefully again). Gaming and other teenage stuff aside. That experience most are sharing or the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this journey is what matters. It’s hard to fake if you’ve never had much relatable life experience. YouTube IS a 9-5, if not more, if you’re under 500k subs, give or take. Even the under 1 mil creators I follow who say they’re full time YT upload daily/twice daily. The get rich quick mentality really took off after cryptocurrency became mainstream and it sucks. No shame in a slow grind But then again my hate of corporate slavery and desire to be free is what pushed me over the edge to start too.
Everybody can make it but not everybody will make it. Most people quit youtube too early or aren’t patient and fizzle out. If you really love creating you will stay for years & years until you grow a real fanbase. It’s extremely hard to be a big youtuber but with the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this right moves a person can make it. 50% of the battle is having a steel mindset. A video doesn’t do well, but you gotta keep moving even if it feels hopeless. IMO there are 2 ways to maintain motivation in YouTube. Either make videos about things you’re highly passionate about (and don’t burn out over) or become hugely successful where you’re pulling in a lot of money and have lots of fans. A very lucky few will have both. But if you’re making videos to chase success and success doesn’t happen you’ll def burn out or get bored. Eventually sticking to your video schedule will feel like a burden.
That said, I’m impatient, and I like money, so I sure wish it was a get rich quick side hustle. I’ll be grinding it out for at least another year before I’m even monetized, but the Kelsey Plum Los Angeles Sparks Slant Vintage shirt in other words I will buy this projects I’m doing are fun! This is good advice for anyone, very few people pop off immediately & make a ton of money. YT involves a lot of time & effort & often more work than a 9-5, especially in the beginning. I’m three years in at only 558 subs. Still working my way up, but I definitely haven’t made any money with the exception of a few affiliate links being used which is only a few dollars. That hasn’t even been paid out because it’s below the threshold. What’s that post supposed to accomplish ? I genuinely don’t know anyone who thinks that. This is some boomer thinking lol. We’ll probably agree to disagree. I’ve seen some people say working 8 hours on a video is slaving over it. I’ve personally had the mindset of “This is the one to make it work.”

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