What will happen with AI-generated content on YouTube? It's going to reach a point where it's nearly indistinguishable, if not exactly that, from other content. However, the speed at which people are using AI automation will vastly outpace anything we could manually do. This will pose a problem. We will be overwhelmed by sheer volume. I'm wondering what everyone's take on this is. Do you think YouTube will make it difficult for people to monetize this content? Or will they just leave it as it is for them? I'm completely okay with this journey taking a decade. What I'm not okay with is this journey taking a decade only for YouTube to change so dramatically that it becomes impossible to succeed. I don't want to be the voice of doom. I just want to know people's opinions on this, as I think it's incredibly important. Thanks, peeps!

If anyone can spare a moment or finds it intriguing, I invite you to engage in a thought experiment with me. Let's explore the notion that self-improvement may not always be as valuable as it's often made out to be. I'm going to create a video based on the most compelling argument I receive. I think it's essential to break free from echo chambers, even if it means challenging our own firmly held beliefs. Convince me that pursuing anything other than hedonistic pleasures and instant gratification is ultimately futile. (I encourage you to embark on this exercise if you, like me, have found yourself caught in your own mental echo chamber or surrounded by like-minded individuals.)

If you haven't read this yet you are literally missing out on pure gold. I genuinely considered not putting this post up. I didn't want to draw attention to the golden advice as in all fairness quite a few of you are my competition hahaha, but... I'm a nice guy so here you go: 1. YouTube is about getting clicks: The main goal of YouTube content is to attract clicks from viewers. 2. Engagement metrics matter: Different engagement metrics are crucial for determining the success of a video. 3. Appealing to a broader audience: When creating content, think beyond a niche and try to attract a wider audience. 4. Packaging is essential: How you package your video with a compelling thumbnail and title is crucial for attracting clicks. 5. Think about the viewers' interests: Consider what interests your audience and frame your video accordingly. 6. Creating clickable titles: Use titles that spark curiosity and encourage viewers to click, rather than just descriptive ones. 7. Overcoming objections: Address potential objections in the title to make viewers want to find the answer in the video. 8. Thumbnail and title testing: Split test different thumbnails and titles to find the most effective combination. 9. Keeping it simple: Simplify your thumbnails to make them easily recognizable in a split second, especially on mobile. 10. Asking for feedback: Seek feedback on potential thumbnails and titles from others to improve your packaging. 11. Packaging is a skill to learn: Instead of relying on external help, learn the psychology behind packaging yourself. 12. Keyword optimization: Use relevant keywords in titles for better chances of appearing in suggested videos. 13. Packaging drives brand recognition: Consistent and effective packaging helps build a strong brand identity on YouTube. 14. Length consideration: Consider the viewer's preference for video length and try to maintain a consistent length for your content. 15. Understanding viewer preferences: Create an incognito avatar to understand what type of content your potential viewers are interested in.

In the past week, I've seen a surge in new subscribers that surpasses my total growth over the past two years. This sudden increase doesn't guarantee continuous explosive growth, but it underscores the immense impact a handful of compelling videos can have. It's the man mining for gold who turns back when it was just one more pickaxe away versus the pain who never stops. It serves as a reminder of the significance of ongoing self-improvement, even when immediate results are elusive. Eventually, your dedication will yield substantial leaps forward, just as I experienced. For an entire year, my subscriber count remained stagnant, but I persevered. Now, armed with this recent breakthrough, I'm determined to press on still and had it not happened, I would have continued anyway and if it doesn't happen again for another 2 years, I will continue, I will never stop, and this is how you take control of your life. Alex Hormozi says it best "pick one thing and get really really good at it and it's nearly impossible you will fail". - Sorry Hormozi I probably butchered that quote abit. Remember, success on this platform isn't a linear trajectory; it's an unpredictable and uneven voyage. Challenges will arise, but by remaining persistent, maintaining consistency, and continuously honing your skills, the eventual payoff is inevitable. I assure you, the hard work will be worth it in the end. Compound, compound, compound. It's the equation for anything you want in this world.