I've been trying to think more about my target audience/niche for my videos, and I wanted to direct it more towards young people trying to be more confident and get stronger, like teenagers still in middle school, high school, (I'm in highschool too). However, I'm worried maybe I should not focus on that because its not lucrative enough that the people are wealty, because most people that age don't even work. So would that niche be considered not wealthy enough, and I were to try to find a wealthy niche, how would I know? Do that have to insanely rich, millionaires, how will I know?
And btw, looking up age demographics, older people are much more wealthier than younger people, yet I feel that though I have a lot of knowledge of the problems with people my age, the people who actually are wealthy I don't know them at all, or have no idea really their deep desires
So I need some help. I've been consistently posting videos for 3 months now... yet I feel compared to most people I'm making zero progress. I only have 8 subscribers, which is way less than a lot of people who have like 50 subs and have almost no uploads at all. I just feel so frustrated that no one cares, and I'm kinda just relying on dumb luck, that one video works well, and I just go from 8 to 100 subs, or something like that. My plan was to focus on just the main important things (recording the video for the most part, zero editing), and then as I gain money from the channel, I will pay someone/or more to edit the videos. But that is going to be a LONG time if my grow rate continues I feel as if I'm just doing something wrong, that I make videos teaching about what I learned in the past, but I'm never going to make any $$$ from it because no one seems to care. What do you think I should do? Keep on doing what I'm doing, no editing, and hope and pray? Or should I just edit my own videos, do EVERYTHING and be a business of one?
@Varinder Gakher exactly, but how do I hire a pro if i'm not monetized yet, because if I do hire them, they are going to need a steady stream of income. So yeah, its hard, cause I have been editing none of my videos, and they are averaging like 5 views and I have 8 subs still, so what should I do now then, cause I would love an editor
I know Andrew mapped the "brains" of Alex Hormozi and Naval, but I'm confused how to use it, because its like audio translated into text, so I don't know how to really go about finding information I want to know from them, because its so overwhelming. If any of you could explain to me how to best use them to extract deep wisdom that would be great
Hello everyone, I posted this video 3 weeks ago and it received some backlash (mainly from the philosophy subreddit). I made the claim the David Goggins is the greatest philosopher of our time. I was so captivated by his story and saw that he was much more than a motivational speaker or athlete. The people who sent the backlash didn't even consider David to be a philosopher, let alone the greatest. They even removed my post from the subreddit because of how much they hated it. My reply to them was that yes, he is definitely not a philosopher in the modern sense: an intellectual who contributes to one or more branches of philosophy, but definitely in the classic definition: A lover of wisdom or a person who chases truth relentlessly. He reaches beyond the point of suffering and gains some crazy wisdom from it. After a while however, I started to see their point. Yes, David can be called a philosopher in the classic sense, but I was comparing him to philosophers in the modern sense (Nietzsche, Marcus Aurelius, Seneca). I also didn't really have any solid metrics to back up my claim, which makes it kind of a woo-woo claim. From this experience, I learned that: 1. I should thoroughly do my research and play devils advocate before releasing anything to the public, especially when I make such a grand claim. 2. I should make the uncertainties clear in the video and explain them more. 3. I should avoid any woo-woo type of claims/thinking especially when it comes to philosophy or science. Not just for my reputation, but for my own sake as well. I now consider this a rookie mistake and will learn from it. I want to know what you guys think! Welcoming any feedback/constructive criticism.
Bro, I think you did everything right! F*ck that subreddit. If they hate you, or have very strong opinions on it, yet you felt deep down that your claim was right (or correct in your own opinion), the better! People don't remember creators who just have a basic opinion, who don't share big thoughts with strong emotions. They remember those with big claims, or interesting thoughts, people not normal, but they give a good point. Don't conform to some fat ass reddit discord mod's opinion, f*cking moderating some sh*tty subreddit while staying in his mom's basement that "gOggIns cAn'T be a pHiloSopher". Sorry, that was a little over the top. I think you did nothing wrong
So I am currently in production of making higher quality videos of what I originally made before. Basically, I want to use clips from this anime called Dragon Ball Z in my video, and I have seen many youtubers before make similar of styles of content with the footage. However, I'm worried doing so I will get a copyright strike to my channel, so I do not know how I can use it safely without copyright biting my ass. Are these clips safe? Just to clarify, no audio in the clips, and I live in the USA
