How YouTube changed my life (with less than 500 subscribers) | My YouTube Journey

Hi friends!
This week's video means a lot to me! I wanted to share my YouTube journey so far and how YouTube has completely changed my life even without being monetized and having a large following. Making YouTube videos has 100% transformed my confidence, career, and outlook on life. If you have ever thought about making your own YouTube channel, here's your sign!

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[trueleo]

For a 53 year old who started a channel to hear that “there’s no such thing as failing” is music to my ears! ❤ thanks for the encouragement ❤❤

[zabzahh]

Ma’am, you now have 27k subscribers, congratulations!

[MarilynRoseYT]

Wow, my jaw seriously dropped hearing you said you have 200 subs at the time of filming, and looking you at 14k+ only one month later now. I’ve had my channel since 2020, and even though I love creating content and have SO much footage that I put off posting consistently because I start to overthink. Thank you for reminding me that I need to just post, I won’t grow at all if I don’t continue to put myself out there… regardless of how my videos do

[AzVanTV]

For anyone reading this. We can do this. Just enjoy what we're currently doing so we won't feel pressure and stress over it. It's going to get better. Let's not give up on our YouTube channels. Fighting!😊

[BSPoK]

There’s no such things as failing on YouTube! That’s a great catch phrase! Very happy for you 😇

[TaylorTot_]

“ My one ask is that you do me the favor of going and making your own video.” The best thing I’ve ever heard! I nearly cried! Love you girl

[deborahnkemjika_]

I just started my channel 3 weeks ago. It takes a lot of courage to share your journey/reality.

[marilenmcay]

I started my youtube journey when I turned 60🥰 now I’m 62 and have retired from my 8-5 job of many years. So far it’s been great creating videos show casing my life away from my birth land. Thank you so much for this video. Your story inspires me to
do more🥰

[healinglaforesta]

Girl you have no idea how meaningful this is! If your goal was to touch ppls lives you've done it! Thank you ❤😊

[fivebyfivesound]

In a YT full of clickbait and monotization-driven content, this is a breath of fresh air. Thank you, and all the best in your journey 🙏🏽

[nathananderson]

This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my YouTube channel 8 months ago about self development. Now I have 768 subs and > 300 hours of watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so many lessons that I could haven’t learned without getting started in the 1st place.

[Ilyaswrld]

For a 12 year old who started a channel to hear that “there’s no such thing as failing” is music to my ears! ❤ thanks for the encouragement ❤❤

[christinez]

From 500 to almost 4K subscribers?!!! YES, we love to see it! Such a well made and inspiring video:)

[dorcas_afensimi]

And now at 5k+. I’m literally watching this again 😁. This was so calming and soothing. Two things that struck out for me ‘There is no such as failing on YouTube’ and ‘My one ask is that you do me the favor of making your own video’. Girllll you’re a gem.

Congratulations once again. New subscriber here ❤

[markkelderman]

Great story, and I am happy to see you are satisfied. Being a YouTuber is very similar to running your own business. You should upload things people want to see, just like businessman should offer product/service that people need. And when the growth becomes real, you can consider hiring people to help you run your channel more efficiently. The most difficult part is starting and growing of course, but consistency and hard work (with a little bit of help from Famester of course) will always pay off at the end.

[shesadhdifferent]

The confidence and resilience that you grew through YouTube are just as incredible as the fact that you're now at 20.5K subs!!! Get after it girl 🥳

[naturalnics]

As a millennial, there is nothing more healing and helpful to watch than gen z so naturally and easily stepping into this ‘new’ creative medium. You made me cry so congratulations on being relatable and this perspective is so fresh and the delivery so authentic that I am feeling so fueled and inspired to stop planning my content and start shooting my content. Thank you wonderful human for being yourself out loud! I’m all about breaking the fourth wall and showing that this too is a show, it’s far more authentic than relying on the sneakiness of some marketing tactics. Just really love so much about this video, well done and congratulations for sticking with it, and I also can see that your channel is on the edge of blowing up, so start thinking about what that means for you! I’m so here for the ride, thank you 🙏🏼🤗

[tariros_closet]

I really resonated with this! It's taken me awhile to finally stop caring what other people think and just upload! The fear of being judged can really hold you back!

[hajjology]

It’s so easy to get discouraged, I always remind myself that everyone has their own journey and that we aren’t we want to be because we haven’t learned what is required to be at that spot. This video definitely blessed me today I hope anyone reading this stays encouraged to chase your dreams whether it’s to be a big streamer or a full time YouTuber, a singer or rapper or anything else that you’re truly passionate about. Just remember everyone starts somewhere different but everyone has the potential to be great 👍🏿 stay focused y’all and have a great day❤

[graceLlovett]

Im 11subs into youtube and most of them are family. I'm an 18 year old who feels like a failure. Just like you, im not interested into "cookie cutter" jobs. I never have been. So i guess its comforting to hear someone say there is no such thing as failure on here because i really don't have a plan B at this point. Thank you for sharing this to all of us. I know you inspired so many people