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Looking for your insight on the Quantity vs Quality debate specifically for new YouTubers just starting out. Which do you think creators should focus on and what are the benefits if they do? And if you think they should start with Quantity when do you think they should transition to quality?

If You don't have credibility, success generally in life I used to in the self improvement niche but then I realized this self improvement isn't a niche it's like combination of whatever many u can add which is horrible for someone who doesn't have credibility, experience. As a beginner to stand out You gotta niche really down n solve problems in that micro niche really well. (at least that's what I Observed in all the successful educational YouTubers like Hamza, @Andrew Kirby , Fireship.io (a coding channel) n heard alex hormozi n sam ovens say the same for beginner business owners. I'm not successful so I could be wrong. Feel free to correct me

Credibility-hack. Leverage the credibility of others through close association. When I got started on YouTube I was a spotty, uneducated, teenager. I had zero credibility. So I procrastinated on making content for ages. "Why would anyone want to listen to me?" So I borrowed the credibility Stoicism to start uploading videos: https://www.youtube.com/@AndrewKirbys/videos (sort by oldest). I was never claiming I was an expert. I was saying "Marcus Aurelius was an expert, and here's what he said." It worked! I started growing my audience. It's worth noting you can credibility hack in many ways. Leverage science (like Rian Doris), leverage celebrities (like Jeff Bezos Vs Elon Musk's morning routine), or really anything else that has credibility. Then I realised that I had overcome my procrastination around uploading videos, so now I had some credibility around that topic. "I used to procrastinate, now I don't, here's how I did it." I went from borrowing other's credibility to having a bit of my own. I started being the 'productivity guy' Launched a flagship digital product. Made $1M in 2 years. So... if you don't have credibility... Credibility-hack!

I'll go first - Leon Hendrix - YouTube