Youtube can change your world. But it's not always easy. What's something about making them or making them better, that gets in your way?

I want to launch my low-ticket paid community and I have been looking around for successful people who are already doing it successfully. What I noticed is that the most profitable of those communities are charging $50/mo such as Dean Graziosi & Tony Robins, Andrew Tate, and Scott Haug here on skool. I plan to give a crazy amount of value in my group with courses worth thousands of dollars and weekly live events and I wonder if should I charge $50/mo because the most successful people are doing it or charge higher prices?

Ive been on self improvement seriously for 2 months and my life has changed greatly, however, now i feel like im going downhill, i feel meaningless and im not sure what to do (purpose) and i feel overwhelmed and im not sure where to start to get myself climbing back up, can anyone help me pls?

Hi. I'm making Youtube vids and was getting b roll footage from Youtube. But I am running out of the good free stuff. Anyone know a place to get more free b-roll, or at least not very expensive b-roll? Thanks.

I see a lot of people trying to make money online. Growing audience, Solving the problem for free through Content, Selling courses. To be honest I don't want to rush on "making money". Is growing audience, building solid community, solving their problems for free better ? Or should I focus on 1% of the audience and create a course based on their problem. I mean growing audience and monetizing at the same time is hard to do. What do you think?