Yeah, I know it‘s peanuts but hey, never miss a reason to party, life is short! And yes, I have been waiting for reason to party! 😜 🤩

First video posted: 10/21/24 Monetized: 1/21/25 16 videos 2,004 subs I am beyond ecstatic. My monetization goal was 90 days and I did it. Thank you to those of you who answered my questions and showed support over the last couple of months! 🙏🏽

Hey beautiful creators, are there any yoga, meditation or wellness content creators here? I'd love to connect and share insights! 🙌 What are 3 key things you've learned on your content creation journey? Here are mine: 1️⃣ Authenticity is Magnetic: The more I’ve leaned into showing my true self, the more my audience has connected. People want realness, not perfection, and whenever I lean into that I feel it resonates more. 2️⃣ Research Matters: Exploring hot topics and trends in my niche has been transformative. One of my videos hit over 1 million views, and another surpassed 800,000—all because I tapped into what my audience was searching for. Spend time digging into trends, keywords, and audience interests before you create anything, it's so worth it. 3️⃣ Never Stop Growing: Content creation is a constant learning curve. Experiment with formats, styles, and ideas, even if they feel outside your comfort zone. Some of my best-performing content came from trying something new and 'facing my fears and doing it anyway' the process taught me so much. What have you learned on your journey? I'd love to hear below 🤍

I had the honor of speaking on Bev's channel the other day - she is one of our community members here in the Creator Boost Tribe and she gears her content towards Gen X. You can check out the interview here. Thanks again Bev for a fun time! https://www.youtube.com/live/wngiYJ5KVh8

I’m Shamel, and I’m thrilled to join this community. I’m starting a YouTube channel called "It’s a We Problem", and I’m looking for advice and support as I begin my journey. I'm approaching this channel from my perspective. I completed one of those random online life domain questionnaires and found that my quality of life is very low. I have all the classics like a traumatic childhood, depression, and fixed mindset, and I've lived most of my life in survival mode. I've already been on this journey with failures for a few years, and that's where I'm starting my YouTube channel... "Why haven't I changed my life yet?" Even though, I've since seen it as a failure that I'm even asking myself this question, it's actually not (it's a sign of growth). And, in there lies my problem. When you see failure as a full stop, this negative black or white thing, it's hard to push past it and it's hard to see yourself. I've become more self-aware, I've learned how to suffer less, I've empowered myself by realizing my accountability and therefore my ability to do better, and as long as I'm alive... As long as I have a now, I can always do better. That's not failure! People are suffering and feeling hopeless and powerless, especially with the political shifts. But they aren't as powerless as they think and I want to shine a light on their capacity to change and make their lives better even when facing systemic barriers. It's a We Problem acknowledges that the struggles we face are shared by most, if not all people, and focuses on the importance and strength of community. I really believe, as someone who spent years in deep depression swimming in suicidal thoughts that only recently stopped completely when I founded my mom group, it's feeling isolated in your struggles when you fall and stay in that sense of hopelessness and powerlessness. I'm approaching self-improvement holistically via life domains. While all life domains are interconnected, I’m starting with three key areas that I believe will be foundational to my growth and consistent progress.