Another thing to consider is pleasure too. Of course you need to make a living, but making videos is so fun, and I perfectly understand the thrill to do weekly ones and push this aspect of the business, though it is a challenging type of business and I'd also surely recommend testing other alternatives to find a "Safer" or more scalable approach, especially in smaller fields like ours (vs. comedy or like gym content).
LOL misery loves company I suppose XD Experimenting with other revenue sources is probably what I'm most excited about. Hope we can compare notes soon :)
Thank you for telling us about what you learned recently which is really great. Here is a book I recently listened to, "So Good They Can't Ignore You" by Cal Newport it gave me a different perspective on passion/love for what you do. I found it very insightful.
once I watched one of your videos I immediately subscribed then I continued watching the video because I said to myself: "this guy is your go to when you want to watch anything related to ML" , and even I'm a JS developer and not a big python fan I enjoy a lot your content. I don't have any experience on this but I think focusing only on quality UA-cam content + selling paid courses as a main income source can be more than enough, also maybe change a little bit the targeted audience to a bigger one ? example of building real Ai apps from scratch instead of just explaining a micro-thing, like on your RAG video, people would love to see a "chat with pdf app" rather than just a RAG course again this is just what I think GOOD LUCK :)
Thanks for sharing your experience. This is great feedback! I was initially hesitant about a course, but it seems there is some demand for it. Building specific projects seems to be popular (@NicholasRenotte comes to mind) and seems like fun too :)
@@ShawhinTalebi You’re right and I’m not naive enough to believe I can change the structure of content creation as a whole but I will require more from those I subscribe to in the future.
Hey man. Love the content. The post mortem was super informative and engaging. Your subscribers are on this journey with you. Need to chat again soon.
I Appreciate all that you do, thank you!
Thanks I appreciate the encouragement. Glad it's helpful :)
I love this type of videos Shaw! Also fun to see someone going through the same challenges and lessons haha
Another thing to consider is pleasure too. Of course you need to make a living, but making videos is so fun, and I perfectly understand the thrill to do weekly ones and push this aspect of the business, though it is a challenging type of business and I'd also surely recommend testing other alternatives to find a "Safer" or more scalable approach, especially in smaller fields like ours (vs. comedy or like gym content).
LOL misery loves company I suppose XD
Experimenting with other revenue sources is probably what I'm most excited about. Hope we can compare notes soon :)
Thank you for telling us about what you learned recently which is really great. Here is a book I recently listened to, "So Good They Can't Ignore You" by Cal Newport it gave me a different perspective on passion/love for what you do. I found it very insightful.
Thanks for the rec, I'll need to check that out!
your videos have helped me a lot,
Glad to hear :)
You have achieved so much 👍
There's a long way to go 😅, but I've also come a long way. Thanks for the reminder :)
once I watched one of your videos I immediately subscribed then I continued watching the video because I said to myself: "this guy is your go to when you want to watch anything related to ML" , and even I'm a JS developer and not a big python fan I enjoy a lot your content.
I don't have any experience on this but I think focusing only on quality UA-cam content + selling paid courses as a main income source can be more than enough,
also maybe change a little bit the targeted audience to a bigger one ? example of building real Ai apps from scratch instead of just explaining a micro-thing,
like on your RAG video, people would love to see a "chat with pdf app" rather than just a RAG course
again this is just what I think
GOOD LUCK :)
Thanks for sharing your experience. This is great feedback!
I was initially hesitant about a course, but it seems there is some demand for it.
Building specific projects seems to be popular (@NicholasRenotte comes to mind) and seems like fun too :)
great content
Glad you liked it :)
All quantity over quality content creators should definitely watch this.
It's an art finding the balance and my sense is it can depend on many things e.g. channel topics, creator's style, where creator is in their journey
@@ShawhinTalebi You’re right and I’m not naive enough to believe I can change the structure of content creation as a whole but I will require more from those I subscribe to in the future.
Thanks for sharing. Im interested in the cohort based AI course & its potential content.
Thanks for sharing your interest! I'd love to connect and learn more about what would be most valuable to you: www.linkedin.com/in/shawhintalebi/