There's some really good stuff here. What he said about working on the right things really hit home. I enjoy making videos but I also probably be working on things that will actually make money. And yes I do know I can make money indirectly with my videos, but while I'm waiting on that to work thru ads I make for my products and posting the links, I need to work on generating income outside of my channel. Whether it's a new job, cold reach outs for my products, etc.
This was a great chat! Great questions indeed. Reafirmes some of my beliefs now that i’m working on a new entertainment channel. Thank you both for sharing. 🤙🏽
"Perfectionism is masked insecurity" What a great takeaway. Separating yourself from the outcome was also excellent to hear, almost like therapy for UA-camrs lol. Thank you for sharing!
Looking back perfection has destroyed my career. The constant scrapping projects and overthinking. I think sum ppl just feel uncomfy putting things out there and not having a hollywood sheen to it. Best just get it out, and start looking at others and trying to match them not 50 million netflix or hollywood films.
I’ll be honest I don’t really like watching other creators do long interviews but when I see a Jay Clouse interview, I am clicking immediately. I really loved the flow of this one, good job!
Consistency is interesting. Out of 215 videos posted, 20 of them represent over 70% of all views to my channel. However! I continue weekly posts because it gives me that space to fail and experiment. If I only posted once a month or whenever a video was done, a video failing would hurt WAY worse.
If u look into how the algorithm works, it's obvious that consistency is paramount. I had a video using unreal engine 3d software etc... it got 180k views. Right about that time A I. was kicking in, so I moved over to that, my next post got 80 views. So you gotta be carefully trying different things out, mess up everything. Mr beast, joe rogan, ben shapiro, lex Friedman, hasan piker, tim pool, ishowspeed... just prove wot it takes to be huge creators. I've even watched sum creators apologise for veering off and trying something new and they got a backlash.
What a great conversation to witness. Thank you for that! The almost polarized focus on monetization, subscribers, view time and click-somethings, in almost every other video I've seen, that targets aspiring or brand new Creators, is borderline insanity to me. Or the occasional "How to use AI to get rich and barely lift a finger" and "500 shorts in just 10 minutes using the bulk button". For me watching a lot of these has been... well let's say demotivating. My motivation for becoming a Content Creator was always to provide something of value to people I haven't met and probably never will. Being constantly bombarded with all these "Get rich fast" videos, and still keep true to my gut feeling has been... let's say "a challenge" for a few days. I'm doing this because I want to create and then provide something that I did not find myself on this or any other platforms that felt like it had "soul" enough to engage me. The two of you just validated my gut feeling that I actually belong, even if the last few days of researching and practising new skills, left me feeling like polka dotted unicorn in a flock of striped zebras. Well, I might be just that, but I now think that's at least ok, and might even be a good thing? So thank you again. I needed to hear this! Have a Blissful Day!
Your channel is so valuable Jay! I used to go as far away as possible from this kind of content because I grew bored of the people saying things like "put between 5 and 10 hashtags to get your video to blow up on tiktok" and then seeing that people who blow up don't even focus on that 😂. You come in this crowded space with valuable input from people who actually put in the work and you deliver it in such a cohesive and easy to understand way. Thank you 🤗
Great Interview & phenomenal gems. I had the blessing to work with and speak to Zack a couple of times. He’s such a great, humble dude that moves with genuine intention in every room. Great work
Great interview - particularly appreciated the point about hand-crafted things becoming premium once a new paradigm arrives (especially with AI now). Also great reminder to prioritize focus and working on the uncomfortable things that you know will push you forward. Thank you, Jay and Zack!
I grew from pretty much a dead UA-cam account with 600 subs that I was in another niche for 3 years, to getting to 7.5k subs in 1.5 months or so. I’m not posting everyday and all I’m doing is testing new things. Some work, some don’t. But I’m spending the next 6 months to creating a few content pieces weekly and figuring out what best suits UA-cam. The stuff that didn’t work here or Insta works well on TikTok. I post across the board.
Gentlemen, thank you for this interview. Goes straight to my heart. I am on this journey to craft storytelling that enriches the lives of the receiver. Your advice is encouraging. I feel like I have been on the right path, listening and curious, approaching with the right spirit, your conversation confirms this. Thank you for sharing your somewhat divergent advice from the rest of the crowd.
I notice when I rush to put out a video just to please consistency, my views actually go DOWN. As long as I focus on quality that’s when I see the best results.
I am 6 minutes in, and what I love about the video is these summary inserts at the bottom. They are the essence and make it easy to remember. And I am so glad, that I try to improve or learn something new with every video. Hearing this from the both of you, puts a smile on my face.
As a new creator, I found this video super insightful. And I've watched a LOT of similar videos with half the amount of actionable advice. Kudos Jay and Zack!
I can’t tell you how valuable your channel is and I’m so grateful I’ve found it. You provide us with info that actually matters. I purchased Creator HQ today and I’m already blown away by what I’ve seen so far, simply from watching the tutorials. I look forward to losing sleep tonight to set everything up! 😅
Great show guys! Love love love the part about having to sacrifice something to devote time and energy and learning to being a content creator! I personally gave up hours and hours of video gaming to devote to my channel - now I consider researching and producing content as my new "game" - there is progression, and that dopamine hit when a video takes off! Thanks for confirming this is a valid thing! Cheers!
What a great interview! Zack is such an interesting guest and like the way you host a podcast, Jay! I also enjoyed the creative way to introduce the sponsor! 😄 Good job 👏
I usually hate watching long interviews like this, but you are the only youtuber for me that makes this format digestable and actually fun! I really appreciate your work, it really helps me!! 😄😄🌻💖✨
I don't know how I got here and I do't know who you both are bc of YT's autoplay but this interview is so engaging and informative that I listened to the whole thing. I know nothing about content creation but your success principle works across the board in all areas. Thanks for the content and I wish you all abundant success!
Thank you Jay for the video! I used to think there was a quick way to have a successful channel /social media platform. Things are finally slowly building up for my channel and honestly, I'm super happy with the slow steady growth. I'd be super content with reaching 500 subs. Any more than 1,000 I could care less bc I finally found something I like making videos on that other people enjoy as well. Watching your video Jay has reminded me of all the successful people I've read about and heard about. I used to want to be like them. I still respect hard-working people, but I don't want to drive my soul and body to the ground to reach a goal, be happy for a split second, and then have to find a bigger goal to reach hoping that will fulfill me instead. So, yeah, my goal is to be fulfilled with what I have, and what I can do NOW, grow at my own pace, and to keep that child-like curiosity.
I really love the highlight here about consistency not being a silver bullet. Something I've been saying to students a lot lately is that consistency is the prerequisite. Nobody succeeds in this space without consistency, but if you aren't being intentional about getting better with each "rep", consistency alone isn't going to get you anywhere.
Thank you so much for this. I just started and 4 episodes in I was already drowning trying to figure out how to do a weekly show and have a family and full time job. Now I think I might do 2 week or even 3 week shows with edited lil clips to fill the gaps
Great interview, loved it :) This was value-packed with really interesting info! I'm curious about what "success" looks like for most creators. For example, the "top 10%" of creators don't have to worry about posting consistently, but is that metric based on subscriber count, engagement per video, monthly channel views etc. Sometimes the metric can even be having 10K REALLY loyal people watch each of your videos (more buying power per subscriber, loyalty, etc.) Would love to learn more about this breakdown, as well as what metrics actually matter nowadays! Edit: I see that it was answered at 34 ish min, nvm! :D
Jay...loved your question about what if who I am changes?! My 14 year old just went through that (Started her channel at 10) and is bravely stepping into new territory with her channel. Thanks for this interview!
I recorded myself explaining my subject matter to my own kid instead of a script. Worked great to forget about everything and just record. Great episode!
Wow, this was such a great interview!!! Jay, you are REALLY skillful with these interviews!!! So many good questions! And I’ve never heard of Zach before, he has so much wisdom and knowledge, but one thing I noticed is that he has such a big and beautiful heart ❤️ Wow. So much goodness in this interview and so many great takeaways! I truly enjoyed it!!!
So interesting, love the consistency discussion and my takeaway is to post my best work when it's ready without being perfectionist about it but to keep at it and keep improving.
Jay new subscriber.. Wow your interviews are 🔥. You ask the right question’s. You are my new favorite interviewer. You are really good at your Kraft and these interviews are bringing so much value. Learning so much. Thank you brother💪🥰
Amazing points!! Especially the personality point. After reaching nearly 150,000 subscribers on my beekeeping channel, I do attribute it to trying to answering questions people are asking.
Such a great podcast! Thank you! This came up at a perfect moment for me. I'm trying to put out a fitness video consistently every week. I have too young kids, a full time job, and a house to keep in some kind of order😅. I keep trying to tell myself that it's OK if the video doesn't get out on time. I personally don't expect the people I follow to put out a video every week. I'm hoping not to attract the kind of people that expect a video a day or a video a week from me. It's just not sustainable.❤
So funny how you just said that NOT using AI will make your videos stand out, and then go right into a sponsor read about using AI to generate voice over. LOL
Your videos have been such an inspiration to me! They motivated me to learn how to make better content. Now I'm getting over 10,000 new subscribers a week! I just wanted to say thank you. Your work really made a difference for me.
Great podcast episode here - lots of goldmine. Love the comment on the transition to more human connections when someone engages with content VS the pure entertainment value - Jon
Giving up a social life, and time with family, and you just focused on being the best and still have a chance to fail? Nah. But if you do get there and you’re the best out there , what’s going to be left? No social life and no family relationship? It is really worth it? Maybe for the ego. We’re not here forever yah know. And everything you acquire here stays here.
This was a great interview. I have a question. Y’all (and many others) say “don’t be a perfectionist” but then you turn right around and say “don’t hit upload until you’ve done everything in your power to make it the best you can.” Well, THAT’s being a perfectionist. You can’t have it both ways. So, which is it?
What's in your power to do at your small beginning is different from what's in my own power. I started with just a small android phone with no other gadgets. I just had to start and I improved as I went. Now I have 4 monetized channels which are still growing by the way but I wanted to grow all same thing so they can yield for me years to come. Now it's time for me to invest into the channels because they now make me money
11:59 This is my favorite part of this video, which has only slightly to do with the overall message. Premium can be created aside the mundane abundant tech.
So much to say... The #1 thing I've realized after studying UA-cam for years is that the IDEA of the video seems to trump everything. A specific example related to my niche would be if you have no clue how to even hold a camera, talk or use a computer, but you found one of the rarest collector cars on the planet abandoned in the woods, your video is going to explode!
Great interview. ...If I were at this point in my life having a social life every weekend...I would be thinking about content...because the truth is that a while ago I began to lose the stimulation of free time that did not stimulate my creativity or try creative leisure. This is very incorrect, but I began to feel very strongly the loss of time in long social gatherings. I only feel good about myself when I'm building something and it seems like it's a one-way street.
Robert Greene on diary of a CEO with Steve had a different perspective on "being yourself" he made the case that Everytime we leave our homes, we are putting on an act to who we are interacting with - be it friends from the bar, hiking friends, family, colleagues, boss, etc. Do you disagree with him?
19:14 Alternatively, consider what are creative strategies or unique advantages I have that can allow me to take other paths that don't require those same sacrifices.
I posted a video on ig that hit 79.7m views and accounted for the same reach and interaction as pretty much the last 10 years lol. Just focused on creating better content and posting way less frequently. Was quite a mind shift.
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There's some really good stuff here. What he said about working on the right things really hit home. I enjoy making videos but I also probably be working on things that will actually make money. And yes I do know I can make money indirectly with my videos, but while I'm waiting on that to work thru ads I make for my products and posting the links, I need to work on generating income outside of my channel. Whether it's a new job, cold reach outs for my products, etc.
interview me sometime! got 3 fun monetized channels n I been daily creating for 3 years!
Yeah I wish I was able to grow that quickly, but it's a marathon not a sprint. Just have fun and love what you are doing🤎🧡🤎🧡
Thank you for having me on! Had so much fun with this!
Appreciate you sharing with us! This was a really fun time.
Thank you both actually hahahaha
This was a great chat! Great questions indeed.
Reafirmes some of my beliefs now that i’m working on a new entertainment channel.
Thank you both for sharing. 🤙🏽
That was a great podcast. Thanks
I joined creator now just Becaause of this video
"Perfectionism is masked insecurity" What a great takeaway. Separating yourself from the outcome was also excellent to hear, almost like therapy for UA-camrs lol. Thank you for sharing!
Looking back perfection has destroyed my career. The constant scrapping projects and overthinking.
I think sum ppl just feel uncomfy putting things out there and not having a hollywood sheen to it.
Best just get it out, and start looking at others and trying to match them not 50 million netflix or hollywood films.
Ahah therapy for youtubers 😂
Steve Jobs wrapped the whole marketing and business strategies into one phrase "Think different". Everybody discusses it but in various ways and words
I’ll be honest I don’t really like watching other creators do long interviews but when I see a Jay Clouse interview, I am clicking immediately. I really loved the flow of this one, good job!
Thanks so much Kollin!
Same here man this is like my 17th video
I absolutely agree with this ! Best interviews!
Consistency is interesting. Out of 215 videos posted, 20 of them represent over 70% of all views to my channel.
However! I continue weekly posts because it gives me that space to fail and experiment. If I only posted once a month or whenever a video was done, a video failing would hurt WAY worse.
That's pretty much what he said. Uploading more is just a way to get more feedback data
I agree
If u look into how the algorithm works, it's obvious that consistency is paramount.
I had a video using unreal engine 3d software etc... it got 180k views.
Right about that time A I. was kicking in, so I moved over to that, my next post got 80 views.
So you gotta be carefully trying different things out, mess up everything. Mr beast, joe rogan, ben shapiro, lex Friedman, hasan piker, tim pool, ishowspeed... just prove wot it takes to be huge creators.
I've even watched sum creators apologise for veering off and trying something new and they got a backlash.
FACTS when it’s $ involved can’t afford to fail id rather post 30 days straghit and know atleast a few gone do well 😂
❤
Be creative....do what others are unwilling to do or unable to do. What advantages do you have...
Courage..
What a great conversation to witness. Thank you for that!
The almost polarized focus on monetization, subscribers, view time and click-somethings, in almost every other video I've seen, that targets aspiring or brand new Creators, is borderline insanity to me. Or the occasional "How to use AI to get rich and barely lift a finger" and "500 shorts in just 10 minutes using the bulk button". For me watching a lot of these has been... well let's say demotivating. My motivation for becoming a Content Creator was always to provide something of value to people I haven't met and probably never will. Being constantly bombarded with all these "Get rich fast" videos, and still keep true to my gut feeling has been... let's say "a challenge" for a few days.
I'm doing this because I want to create and then provide something that I did not find myself on this or any other platforms that felt like it had "soul" enough to engage me. The two of you just validated my gut feeling that I actually belong, even if the last few days of researching and practising new skills, left me feeling like polka dotted unicorn in a flock of striped zebras. Well, I might be just that, but I now think that's at least ok, and might even be a good thing?
So thank you again. I needed to hear this!
Have a Blissful Day!
This was a very interesting episode, many good points and I love the idea of consistent quality over consistent posting schedule.
Your channel is so valuable Jay! I used to go as far away as possible from this kind of content because I grew bored of the people saying things like "put between 5 and 10 hashtags to get your video to blow up on tiktok" and then seeing that people who blow up don't even focus on that 😂. You come in this crowded space with valuable input from people who actually put in the work and you deliver it in such a cohesive and easy to understand way. Thank you 🤗
Not even 8mins in and this already feels like it’s jam packed with value for creators - awesome, thank you both!
This video is proof that most of the best value packed video on this platform don’t have an insane amount of views. Great video
Great Interview & phenomenal gems. I had the blessing to work with and speak to Zack a couple of times. He’s such a great, humble dude that moves with genuine intention in every room.
Great work
Means a lot! Thank you.
@@zackhonarvar4941 anytime! Best of wishes to you and your team!
my brotha
Great interview - particularly appreciated the point about hand-crafted things becoming premium once a new paradigm arrives (especially with AI now). Also great reminder to prioritize focus and working on the uncomfortable things that you know will push you forward. Thank you, Jay and Zack!
Our fearless leader, Zack!! I love Creator Now. Thanks, Jay, for having him on. Great interview as always.
I grew from pretty much a dead UA-cam account with 600 subs that I was in another niche for 3 years, to getting to 7.5k subs in 1.5 months or so. I’m not posting everyday and all I’m doing is testing new things. Some work, some don’t. But I’m spending the next 6 months to creating a few content pieces weekly and figuring out what best suits UA-cam. The stuff that didn’t work here or Insta works well on TikTok. I post across the board.
Gentlemen, thank you for this interview. Goes straight to my heart. I am on this journey to craft storytelling that enriches the lives of the receiver. Your advice is encouraging. I feel like I have been on the right path, listening and curious, approaching with the right spirit, your conversation confirms this. Thank you for sharing your somewhat divergent advice from the rest of the crowd.
I notice when I rush to put out a video just to please consistency, my views actually go DOWN. As long as I focus on quality that’s when I see the best results.
Such level-headed clarity, wisdom, and business acumen here from both of you. Amazing work gentlemen.
I am 6 minutes in, and what I love about the video is these summary inserts at the bottom. They are the essence and make it easy to remember. And I am so glad, that I try to improve or learn something new with every video. Hearing this from the both of you, puts a smile on my face.
As a new creator, I found this video super insightful. And I've watched a LOT of similar videos with half the amount of actionable advice. Kudos Jay and Zack!
I can’t tell you how valuable your channel is and I’m so grateful I’ve found it. You provide us with info that actually matters. I purchased Creator HQ today and I’m already blown away by what I’ve seen so far, simply from watching the tutorials. I look forward to losing sleep tonight to set everything up! 😅
This is my favorite comment this week!
New here, but this one interview alone. Smh, this is powerful stuff, and intuitively resonating.
Great show guys! Love love love the part about having to sacrifice something to devote time and energy and learning to being a content creator! I personally gave up hours and hours of video gaming to devote to my channel - now I consider researching and producing content as my new "game" - there is progression, and that dopamine hit when a video takes off! Thanks for confirming this is a valid thing! Cheers!
What a great interview! Zack is such an interesting guest and like the way you host a podcast, Jay!
I also enjoyed the creative way to introduce the sponsor! 😄 Good job 👏
Got me hooked brother! Half way through!!
Love to hear it!
I usually hate watching long interviews like this, but you are the only youtuber for me that makes this format digestable and actually fun! I really appreciate your work, it really helps me!! 😄😄🌻💖✨
This means a lot to me!! thank you!
This one is telling me everything I needed to hear right now. Thanks Jay! Love the show dude!
that means a lot! thanks for watching!
All these youtube experts say the same thing. Good content. Genuine interest in what you're producing. Wow, what a shocker...
I don't know how I got here and I do't know who you both are bc of YT's autoplay but this interview is so engaging and informative that I listened to the whole thing. I know nothing about content creation but your success principle works across the board in all areas. Thanks for the content and I wish you all abundant success!
Thank you Jay for the video! I used to think there was a quick way to have a successful channel /social media platform. Things are finally slowly building up for my channel and honestly, I'm super happy with the slow steady growth. I'd be super content with reaching 500 subs. Any more than 1,000 I could care less bc I finally found something I like making videos on that other people enjoy as well.
Watching your video Jay has reminded me of all the successful people I've read about and heard about. I used to want to be like them. I still respect hard-working people, but I don't want to drive my soul and body to the ground to reach a goal, be happy for a split second, and then have to find a bigger goal to reach hoping that will fulfill me instead. So, yeah, my goal is to be fulfilled with what I have, and what I can do NOW, grow at my own pace, and to keep that child-like curiosity.
I really love the highlight here about consistency not being a silver bullet. Something I've been saying to students a lot lately is that consistency is the prerequisite. Nobody succeeds in this space without consistency, but if you aren't being intentional about getting better with each "rep", consistency alone isn't going to get you anywhere.
Thank you so much for this. I just started and 4 episodes in I was already drowning trying to figure out how to do a weekly show and have a family and full time job. Now I think I might do 2 week or even 3 week shows with edited lil clips to fill the gaps
Thank you so much for this Sir Jay, I learned a lot the questions are ❤️🔥
Great interview, loved it :) This was value-packed with really interesting info!
I'm curious about what "success" looks like for most creators. For example, the "top 10%" of creators don't have to worry about posting consistently, but is that metric based on subscriber count, engagement per video, monthly channel views etc. Sometimes the metric can even be having 10K REALLY loyal people watch each of your videos (more buying power per subscriber, loyalty, etc.)
Would love to learn more about this breakdown, as well as what metrics actually matter nowadays!
Edit: I see that it was answered at 34 ish min, nvm! :D
It's not often that I watch a 45 minute podcast end-to-end. Well done, Guys! So many takeaways!
This was such an interesting interview, especially the hot take at the end. Thanks for this!
So glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent interview & lots of value from this conversation! Thanks Jay!
Glad you enjoyed it!
What an amazing interview! So helpful, such valuable information, and great interview questions!
Jay...loved your question about what if who I am changes?! My 14 year old just went through that (Started her channel at 10) and is bravely stepping into new territory with her channel. Thanks for this interview!
I recorded myself explaining my subject matter to my own kid instead of a script. Worked great to forget about everything and just record. Great episode!
Wow, this was such a great interview!!! Jay, you are REALLY skillful with these interviews!!! So many good questions! And I’ve never heard of Zach before, he has so much wisdom and knowledge, but one thing I noticed is that he has such a big and beautiful heart ❤️ Wow. So much goodness in this interview and so many great takeaways! I truly enjoyed it!!!
So interesting, love the consistency discussion and my takeaway is to post my best work when it's ready without being perfectionist about it but to keep at it and keep improving.
Wow this podcast is a gold mine ❤ Saved and subscribed!
Always a great watch!
Jay new subscriber.. Wow your interviews are 🔥. You ask the right question’s. You are my new favorite interviewer. You are really good at your Kraft and these interviews are bringing so much value. Learning so much. Thank you brother💪🥰
This made my morning 🙏
Amazing points!! Especially the personality point. After reaching nearly 150,000 subscribers on my beekeeping channel, I do attribute it to trying to answering questions people are asking.
I love you Jay for bringing the right people on to your show. Thank you!! I hope to get my spot in 5 to 7 years!
Great questions and interesting, thoughtful answers. One of the very best UA-cam talk videos I have seen in a long time.
Such a great podcast! Thank you! This came up at a perfect moment for me. I'm trying to put out a fitness video consistently every week. I have too young kids, a full time job, and a house to keep in some kind of order😅. I keep trying to tell myself that it's OK if the video doesn't get out on time. I personally don't expect the people I follow to put out a video every week. I'm hoping not to attract the kind of people that expect a video a day or a video a week from me. It's just not sustainable.❤
Super interesting conversation. Great questions & great answers
So funny how you just said that NOT using AI will make your videos stand out, and then go right into a sponsor read about using AI to generate voice over. LOL
You still need to pay bills, and doing well in social media will still require following some trends. 😅
Your videos have been such an inspiration to me! They motivated me to learn how to make better content. Now I'm getting over 10,000 new subscribers a week! I just wanted to say thank you. Your work really made a difference for me.
This is amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Great interview with great questions and equally great answers.
Great podcast episode here - lots of goldmine. Love the comment on the transition to more human connections when someone engages with content VS the pure entertainment value - Jon
Great video, I hope to incorporate some of these ideas into my channel, and having a niche focus is important.
What are people uncapable of doing? Love this! We all have our uniqueness!
Giving up a social life, and time with family, and you just focused on being the best and still have a chance to fail? Nah. But if you do get there and you’re the best out there , what’s going to be left? No social life and no family relationship? It is really worth it? Maybe for the ego. We’re not here forever yah know. And everything you acquire here stays here.
This was so validating that I'm going in the right direction. Thank you for this ✨
This was a great interview. I have a question. Y’all (and many others) say “don’t be a perfectionist” but then you turn right around and say “don’t hit upload until you’ve done everything in your power to make it the best you can.” Well, THAT’s being a perfectionist. You can’t have it both ways. So, which is it?
What's in your power to do at your small beginning is different from what's in my own power. I started with just a small android phone with no other gadgets. I just had to start and I improved as I went. Now I have 4 monetized channels which are still growing by the way but I wanted to grow all same thing so they can yield for me years to come. Now it's time for me to invest into the channels because they now make me money
11:59 This is my favorite part of this video, which has only slightly to do with the overall message. Premium can be created aside the mundane abundant tech.
So much to say... The #1 thing I've realized after studying UA-cam for years is that the IDEA of the video seems to trump everything. A specific example related to my niche would be if you have no clue how to even hold a camera, talk or use a computer, but you found one of the rarest collector cars on the planet abandoned in the woods, your video is going to explode!
This is so great so far
So glad you think so!
Jay. You are one of the best listeners alive.
I appreciate you saying that!
Great interview. ...If I were at this point in my life having a social life every weekend...I would be thinking about content...because the truth is that a while ago I began to lose the stimulation of free time that did not stimulate my creativity or try creative leisure. This is very incorrect, but I began to feel very strongly the loss of time in long social gatherings. I only feel good about myself when I'm building something and it seems like it's a one-way street.
Great interview as always!
Thanks for watching!
Very deep interview into being your self or a persona infront of the camera.
You got me on that waterfall!!!😂
Really good interview! Thank you! I needed this advice!
Such fantastic information!! Thank you!!! Loved this info!!
love this! i sometimes don't have the words to get my thoughts out and this really helped!
Consistency matters a lot 🙌💯
This was 45mins of pure gold
Great questions and informative, great, answers. Thank you ❤
These are the best advices I have ever heard on UA-cam about YouTubing... Thank you very much 🙏
Woah, this was an insane interview and totally applicable to my current situation!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You made the ad very enjoyable. Good job 👏
Okay this artist ad was iconic
Robert Greene on diary of a CEO with Steve had a different perspective on "being yourself" he made the case that Everytime we leave our homes, we are putting on an act to who we are interacting with - be it friends from the bar, hiking friends, family, colleagues, boss, etc.
Do you disagree with him?
Weird. His website hasn’t been updated since 2021. The link buttons don’t work. Y’all need to check these before sharing 🤦🏼
19:14 Alternatively, consider what are creative strategies or unique advantages I have that can allow me to take other paths that don't require those same sacrifices.
This is amazing information thanks Jay
Thank you!!!
You're telling me that he works with about 1,500 creators every year? YEAH RIGHT!!!
Asked all the right questions!!! Great interview, great answers!!! 👏👏👏
thanks so much!
Great stuff! Keep it up Jay
Great advice thank you
Excellent interview!
Brilliant interview as always! 🔥
thanks for watching!
love this
Thank you for this great video!
Such great info thank you!! 🙏
27:52 red flags, excuses, perfectionism, insecurity
Awesome analysis ❤🎉
28:37
I feel like this is the most important part of the video
I am so in agreement with handmade content over AI. It will be considered higher quality and with more meaning and therefore waaaay more valuable.
So many great nuggets of info! Thank you!!
thanks for watching!
This is actually good advice
Time is our most valuable asset. Let's create value and quality to get paid in time. Stay Uncommon!
I posted a video on ig that hit 79.7m views and accounted for the same reach and interaction as pretty much the last 10 years lol. Just focused on creating better content and posting way less frequently. Was quite a mind shift.
Banger video!