Quit My Job To Be A Full-Time YouTuber?

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[JohnnySmoove]

I KNOW THIS GUY. His channel is Institute of Human Anatomy. I used him during my medical studies and I love him. Dude is very smart and helpful. Surprised he listens to Dave and Team. Small world. Keep it up dude!

[LivingOnADime]

Dude! As a full -time Youtuber I'm telling you, DUMP THE JOB NOW!!! and go all in! You are making more doing this than any "real" job would EVER pay! You've nailed the niche...go for it!

[tBOGGgle]

It never ceases to amaze me how much the callers dance around and never actually answer the questions the hosts ask

[genxretiree]

This guy seems like he’s put a lot more thought into it than somebody saying “I wanna do YouTube” without a plan. He got the right hosts to talk to. I get the fear but we have a business and it can be really rewarding long term.

[DisabilityExams]

Guy doesn't know how much he's making from YouTube - the most essential piece of information in his decision.

[ProfessorFinanceOfficial]

This is my dream too. Everyone wants to be a YouTuber until they realize how much work and research goes into it

[DioDiablo]

TikTok thinks it's the future, but it won't have the longevity and community that YouTube has provided. Good luck to anyone out there brave enough to venture the YouTube industry. It is not easy, but extremely rewarding to those who commit and grow.

[rustykatt]

he guys mentioned the caller could leave PA position at some point. A person in the medical profession has a lot of ongoing learning and certifications to maintain. If the caller leaves, it may be tough to get back in. Plus, his YouTube channel benefits from his working experience.

[DigiMyst]

Hey man, I'm already subscribed to this guy, so whatever he does I support it!

[CourseAcademy]

I completely understand his fear. I felt the same way when I quit my job. Though it seems so obvious to do, it's a bit scary not knowing when your next paycheck is. But if I could do it he definitely could. He seems way smarter than me lol

[AnnaSzabo]

This guy’s channel is my favorite on the entire YouTube, and I’ve learned a lot from his partner and him about my own body and health. Their channel is wonderful!

[capitalhunter]

This was well worth listening too! As I continue to grow my channel, I’ve lowered my hours at my job and started dedicating all my spare time into Capital Hunter. Thank you all for sharing!

[macdisciple]

Content creators typically have a lifespan of 4-7 years. It’s hard to create relevant content that is competitive and keeps people coming back over and over.

[Billman]

Well done! I love how information is becoming more and more available.

[lindseyroetzel]

I love that channel! It's excellent to see educational content by trained professional.

[TheFlyingZulu]

The best way this works if you have a good real job first that can sustain you and your family... Do YouTube part time and once your channel takes off you can switch to it full time. And after watching the video it seems like this guy has done that. Good for him. YouTube pays REALLY well IF and only IF you can get good viewership.

[Eric_Bassett]

Maintain the PA certifications, keep up with your CE to stay current. Do YouTube full time and if it ever fails go back to being a PA full time.

[CZsWorld]

I'd be hesitant to call Dave Ramsey and share my YouTube earnings, because if sponsors saw it they might try to undervalue a brand deal.

[tylersanders]

I think holding the job until the debt is gone is the right way. The only reason I think that is because he said he’s only doing 20 hours. The main job has become the side job but as soon as the debt is gone and he has 10k in his emergency fund, then the traditional job should go

[TtheSilverStacker]

I’m a YouTuber. Kudos on your success!