I'm Quitting YouTube

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[ShipsandShipping]

This has happened to me more than once. In 2006, I started a broadcast TV show called The Caravan Channel, 30 minutes every 2 weeks, which I ran for 5+ years. I quit after completing 108 shows, completely hacked off with it. It ended n 2011 - selling the whole package to the broadcaster. I then started a Youtube Channel called Shipping TV, which I ran for 10 years, producing about 1, 800 clips and building 24k subscribers. Felt burnt out and sold that too! I've now started Ships & Shipping, 150 subs, 500+ hours and 115+ clips in just over 2 months. I must be mad!

[Georgecreations]

Every YouTuber goes through this stage at least once in there YouTube career, especially being your own editer it’s hard.

[chezitoo]

youtube has said themselves that it’s okay to take a break from uploading. you can just come back and there’s a good chance your audience will still be there and you’ll be able to pick up from where you were last at

[The_UnknownKing-BlimpBosses]

Even as a small youtuber who is not super popular, I still have times of burnout. Both small and large youtubers should take breaks occasionally.

[MISS_ROFL]

Oh yeah, I feel you, guys... But I'm not gonna quit, hell no!

[unearthed-detecting-tv]

Its tough, especially when you try your hardest and find your efforts flatline, a break is good!!

[SoulStarSketchin]

I feel this entire video. I get those moments where I want to give up. But I’m too stubborn to outright quit either.

[MorleyGames]

Just taken a 1 month break. First video back tanked because less people watched over the last month

[DetroitNinja]

picking the right niche, on trend, good video skills, and luck got me to where I’m at. It’s not difficult for some I guess. I keep doing it cuz I really like what I’m doing.

[macdonaldbullion]

It can get difficult at times. I took a break from YT with 300 subs after 7 months. I came back after a 5 month break and came back with more ideas and new content which was actually the best thing I did for the channel. Take a break, enjoy it and it pays back in dividends😁

[nellies-taekook-journals]

This is the same thing all small business owners face... some sooner than others and most small business owners don't make it through the first year. I like making videos. And even though I recently started a second channel I have never tried to turn it into a 'business'. I see it as a really cool hobby.

[zackryder]

That’s why I took a 30 day break from it. First break I took from it in a decade and it was needed

[maplesworld]

I took 3 months off I had too, now I'm back and I've had a successful short and gained over 1000 subs. Take the time you need, I did and it paid off.

[RandumBoi]

This is a real struggle for all content creators 😔 The key is to not to burden yourself with too much stress and tension and to take breaks when you need them. We all can do it! Don't lose hope! ✊

[LilRonnsworld]

Yes this is very true💯, it’s just like taking a vacation from a job

[DigThat]

Burnout is real.. BUT.. every content creator I've seen make these I Quit vids... they never actually quit

[TopNotchPersona]

"A quitter never wins and a winner never quits." -Napoleon Hill.

Finding balance in life is crucial. Take all the breaks you need, but never give-up on what you want.

[TheColinShowGaming]

I've been going through this at the moment. I pushed myself so hard for 6+ months and was getting consistently 250, 000-500, 000+ views a month and than just one day couldn't bring myself to edit when I was like "hey I make more money in 1 hour at my day job than when i put 1 month worth of work into my YouTube channel at around 20-30 hours a week". It was very emotionally depressing. Now I'm lucky if I get 20, 000 views a month, since I don't post 1-2 times a day x 6 days a week. I've been trying to push myself to get back at it, but I just hate the feeling of editing for so long and a video flops... that, I kinda just cannot bring myself to open editing software anymore 😅. I probably should take a break. I want to go full time on YT, but it's such a long grind without getting any financial reward until you hit 1, 000 true super fans.

Sometime soon, I want to get an accountability partner. Someone to share the highs and lowes with that actually understands youtube. I think that'd make it easier. Keep grinding my friends!

God bless you all and your channels!

[mdubbgaming]

Great advice! I love to make videos and I enjoy the editing. The moment when I feel like creating a video is a chore, I take a break. Taking some time off is perfectly fine. You will come back refreshed and even more motivated. 🙏🏾

[arifinabdussalam]

It's okay, don't push too hard, just take a break if you feel tired.