One of my biggest inspirations in the content creation game.
Lessons Learned:
The sky is the limit, if you set your expectations low then you'll get low results. If you set your expectations at infinite and work towards that you'll reach heights.
I'm feeling very thankful and slightly sentimental today.
While I take a small break from editing I want to make a thread thanking all the content creators that have inspired me and how they have inspired me.
One of my biggest inspirations in the content creation game.
Lessons Learned:
The sky is the limit, if you set your expectations low then you'll get low results. If you set your expectations at infinite and work towards that you'll reach heights.
The creator I probably resonate the most with emotionally.
Lesson Learned:
There's no stop. If you mess up or something doesn't work out, just take a break then come back stronger.
Content creation is a big thing and lessons learned is better than perfection.
The creator that just feels like he's having the most fun with his content.
Lesson Learned:
Have fun, make your content "you". You might have quirks and things that you might find weird about yourself but it's all good!
Allow yourself to be you! Even a potato!
The creator I feel like is always happy and it makes me also feel happy!
Lesson Learned:
Help me Help you. Content creation isn't a competition and it's actually if anything more a group effort!
If you improve the person next to you also improves. Be inspiring!
The duo that I aspire to have a similar sort of dynamic with my significant other.
Lesson Learned:
Your image that people set up for you mean nothing!
Just be yourself.
Don't meet people's expectations, break them!
Say Fuck, Shit, Crap 🤣😂
The most truthful content creator, doesn't hold back and I love it.
Lessons Learned:
There is a strategy to everything, and if you want to be successful utilize everything in your arsenal to do it.
You're the only one holding yourself back from money.
Truly the stream doctor!
Lessons Learned
Even if an original idea doesn't work it doesn't hurt to pivot!
You can change your course of action and still be successful beyond belief!
Probably the "best friend you need" of youtube.
Lesson Learned:
Stay passionate and driven. Continue working hard and stay hard at work!
Work ethic = what you get out of any craft!
Kick ass and stay real with the people around you.
The camera database of YouTube
Lesson Learned:
When getting into something, do ample research. Experience is important but also understanding what you're doing and understanding how gear works also is a way to level up and can lead to new ways of creating!
Someone who I consider a best friend I've never actually met.
Lesson Learned:
Take your passions and turn them into something great and bigger than you can ever imagine.
Sometimes your dream career is already something that you might not think is possible!
Somewho who I consider a mentor and hero though I've never met him.
Lesson Learned:
Never stop, never quit.
Never take no for an answer.
Be savage, yet kind.
Being creative also includes being marketable and marketing yourself in a way that is indispensable.
The older brother that I never had but probably needed.
Lessons Learned:
Sometimes laughing at your pain is better than feeling sorry for yourself.
Understand that laughter is a universal language and is a connection point for humans.
#funnyfatfit saved me
One of the content creators that proves that it's possible to be both nice and not take any bullshit at the same time!
Lessons Learned:
You aren't only who you are because of who you know.
Being stern with people is not being mean to people!
Cats = amazing
The hair goals for every male content creator, short or long.
Lessons Learned:
You can mess up a lot, do things that you might view as cringy, but in the end you're still your own brand!
Work on being creative and people will follow!
A smile speaks a million
Probably the coolest youtube branding concept with an "AI" partner!
Lessons Learned:
Not making consistent content is better if you're willing to work on quality over quantity!
Creating amazing work that you can be proud of is more worth than overcreating!
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