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175 subscribers. Last month on April 3rd, I said that I was gonna have 200 subscribers
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and I was willing to put in the work. I was doing daily uploads. 30... I uploaded 30 videos
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and I did not reach my goal. However, I am ecstatic because there's a book I read called
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Ask by Ryan LeVec and that book is so great. The first half of it was basically his life story
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and then the second half was the actual reason why I bought the book, which was to learn how to
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actually build a business and a product that people will actually want and people that actually need.
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But I didn't even read the second half. I read maybe one chapter of the second half because
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that's all I needed at the time. I read the entire first half of his story and it was amazing.
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Pretty much. I learned that he has this thing where he sets a massive goal and then he's like,
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oh, I don't even know if I can do this, but I'm gonna work my butt off to actually get it.
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And afterwards, by let's say he sets a goal for three weeks time and then three weeks passes
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and he didn't achieve the goal. He's still super happy because he made so much progress.
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And that was exactly my mindset when I said that I was gonna reach 200 subscribers.
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First of all, I know that I will eventually get hundreds of thousands of subscribers,
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more than that. But right now, my skills are terrible. I suck. It's obvious. So I have to be
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realistic and I hate that word, but you have to be realistic until your skills catch up with your
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actual mindset. So my mindset is like millions of subscribers, but my skills are 175 subscribers.
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And one month ago when I was setting my goal, I said 200 subscribers.
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And that means that I would have to gain 75 subs in one month, which by the way,
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in the month before that, I only gained 13 subscribers. And then the month before that,
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I only gained nine. So that means that I would have to pretty much 10x my growth in one month.
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And I was ready for it. And I put in that work. And the thing is that I basically
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spent the whole month building my work ethic. I did six hours minimum of work every day,
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except for one rest day a week. So six days a week, at least six hours of work every day.
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And then I would just read for the rest of the day. And I built up my work ethic. And eventually,
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towards the end of the month, I realized what was holding me back because I wasn't making the progress.
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I was at like 150 subs a couple days ago. And I realized what was holding me back. It was the fact
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that, first of all, my ideas are not that great. I'm repeating the same thing over and over again.
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I'm basically making the same content. It's not really original anymore, because I already made it.
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And second of all, they suck. The videos suck. There's no reason why people should watch it till
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the end, much less watch past 30 seconds. So it counts as a view. And that's when I saw a,
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there's this YouTube course that I'm part of. And it's a community of YouTubers like me who are
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trying to grow and build an audience. And there's this one guy who just started YouTube maybe two
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months ago. I started 10 months ago. And this man started two months ago. And on his first view,
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or on his first video, he gained 1000 subscribers. His first video got 50,000 views or 100,000 views.
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And that is why I realized that my videos suck. I'm not giving the viewer any reason why they
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should watch it, much less watch till the end. And so I saw this guy's video, his first video.
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And I wasn't even going to watch it. I was fully conscious. I was like, okay, I'm just going to
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watch the intro to see what he does. And I was hooked. It wasn't even my type of video. It was
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a volleyball video. And it was like anime and stuff like that. And I was like, I'm not really into
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this, but I was hooked. I wasn't even his viewer. And I was hooked. And that's when I wrote down
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to my journal. I did this maybe one and a half weeks ago, I wrote down in my journal. That's
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my next focus. Figure out the intro, give the viewer a reason to watch till the end. And so
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that's when I went on this huge study session, I pretty much dropped everything. I finished making
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the rest of my videos so that I could complete the daily upload for the whole month. Excuse me.
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I pretty much finished making all the rest of the videos for the rest of the month so they could
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just roll out on their own. But I stopped working. I literally stopped working altogether. I was,
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I spent an entire 30 days straight waking up going downstairs, while my breath stank. I didn't even
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do anything. I didn't even make my bed. That's, that was my big thing that I did for the past 10
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months, where I always made my bed. I always, I don't have a normal bed. So I basically
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fold up all my blankets and put them in my closet every single day I did that, no matter what.
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And that was my big thing. It was like a way that I set the day right. But I stopped doing that
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because work was more important. So I literally just left my room while it was all dirty and went
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downstairs and worked for 30 minutes. I said my whole daily routine in the last month's update.
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So you can go listen to that. But basically I stopped doing that routine, even though I gained
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so much growth out of it, because now I'm able to work eight hours a day, nine hours a day,
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I stopped. And you know what I did? I spent 10 hours in my room every day. The last time I did
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that was when I was addicted to video games. I know I'd spend 10 hours playing video games.
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But now life feels like a game. Life is literally starting to feel like a video game. I've heard
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about this so many times. People, a successful entrepreneur is saying, I mean, business is
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just a game. And I always thought it was like a metaphor. But then people said, like, this is real,
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like it actually feels like a game. And once you get there, you'll start to notice. And I'm
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starting to notice. I'm starting to realize, oh, this is like a game. I spent 10 hours in my room
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every day for probably five days straight studying. What I did was I went downstairs and got a sheet
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of paper and pulled up Mr. Beast's YouTube channel. He's the most successful YouTuber on the planet.
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And I pulled up his YouTube channel and wrote down maybe 25 of his most popular video titles.
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Wrote all that down on one sheet of paper. And then I flipped it over. And then I found all of the
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most popular titles in my niche. So basically my genre of basically what type of content I'm
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making self improvement. Mr. Beast is a general entertainment YouTuber. I'm a self improvement
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YouTuber. So I went and found the most popular self improvement YouTube videos. And I wrote down
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all their titles like 25 titles. And once I did that, I went upstairs and literally just
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wrote them down over and over and over and over again for hours. So much so, I was writing down.
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I'm a righty. I was writing down with my right hand for so long it started to go numb.
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But I needed to study. So I said, All right, left hand, I started writing with my left hand.
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It took me probably 20 minutes in the beginning to write a full paragraph with my left hand,
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which would have taken me maybe four minutes or five minutes with my right hand. I am ambidextrous
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now. I learned how to write with my left hand because I have been studying so hard. And I
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learned I never learned how to study in school because I always did good no matter what I never
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studied. But now I'm studying I basically my study method is I literally just write the same title
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over and over again. So I go through the entire list of titles and then flip to the other side
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where it's all of the self improvement titles. And then after that, I have this there's this guy
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that I talked about last episode where he is my exact dream customer and he has this he wrote this
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whole amazing comment that is it takes seven minutes for me to write it down, like completely
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write it down in my journal. And I've probably written down that comment word for word in my
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journal at least 20 times. I am not exaggerating. I exaggerate a lot of times. But I am not
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exaggerating when I say I wrote this guy's comment down 20 times because I am trying to
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mold my mind to become the most like the best entrepreneur possible. And in order to do that,
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you have to know your dream customer. And I am not my dream customer. My dream customer is a 35
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year old dad. I am not 35 years old. I am not a dad. So I have to do some crazy methods to
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basically learn what it's like. And that was my routine. I basically would write down one entire
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like I would write down the 25 Mr. Beast titles and then I would write down the 25. Oh wait, no,
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no, restart that I would write down the 25 self improvement titles. And then I would write down
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the 25 Mr. Beast titles and then I would write down that entire YouTube comment. That is all I did
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for days. And I did that for probably the first three days. And then I realized that I wasn't
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even improving my intros. My intro is what I needed. Because remember when I said how I saw
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that video of that volleyball guy who had a YouTube video his first YouTube video hooked me. So that's
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what I needed intros. So what I did was I went on to Mr. Beast YouTube channel again. But this time
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I only went on to four videos before I wrote down 25 video titles but now I chose four very
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specific videos. Two of his most popular ones. It was the Squid Game one and then also the Last
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Sleeve the Circle one. And then I also chose two of his still amazing ones, amazing videos but more
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recent ones. And it was the ages one through a hundred choose or decide who wins or something like
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that. And then there was also another one called $10,000 every day you survive in a grocery store.
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And I basically what I would do was I would go onto each of those videos, write down the title,
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and then I would pull up the transcript. So the actual words that they say. And then I literally
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wrote them down all on a sheet of paper. And that took a long time. I would do the first 30 seconds,
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not the entire video, just the first 30 seconds of each of them. And once I did that, I had an
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entire sheet of paper filled with perfect intros, literally like near perfect YouTube intros because
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they're getting hundreds of thousands or hundreds of millions of views. I'm getting hundreds of
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views, barely hundreds of views. Mr. Beast is getting hundreds of millions. So these intros I
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copied down. And then after that, I went into four YouTube videos that were not actually my niche,
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but they were part of the education niche. So basically on YouTube, there's the there's the
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entertainment, which is Mr. Beast and basically videos that are just for entertainment. And then
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there's education, videos that are for education. So my videos are for education, they educate people.
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And there's other educational YouTubers in other niches. For example, there's this one guy who
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has this script writing YouTube education niche. So he basically teaches how to write a perfect
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YouTube script. And one of his videos I really liked. So I basically copied his intro down on my
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sheet of paper. And then I also copied one of Alex Hormozzi's intros down for one of his videos.
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And then two videos from Eman Gaji. And basically, what I would do is now that I had all of these
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video intros copied down, I went back up in my room, locked myself in my room for the next three
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days straight. And I would follow my routine, I would wake up before I even before I even made
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my bed, I would literally throw all my blankets off of my bed, and immediately open immediately
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turn on the light immediately open my journal and lay in my bed, which is the floor. So lay on the
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floor and start writing down an entire paragraph of a YouTube 30 second intro transcript.
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And then after that would shower do that and then I would go back into my room for the next four
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hours or five hours and just keep writing those down. I, I didn't even know if it was working.
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I did not even know it was working. And I kind of I was just like, okay, I'm just going to do this.
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Hope that it works. I had no reason to suspect it would work, because I was literally just writing
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down stuff. But I kind of knew that it would work. And it did, because I just recently made
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a video, which I'll get to in a moment, because there's one important thing that I didn't mention
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earlier. And after a while of doing that, I kind of started to stress out, I kind of started to be
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like, Oh, man, I suck at YouTube. And so I, I went on this YouTube community, this YouTube course
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of a bunch of people who I mentioned earlier, a bunch of people like me who are trying to grow
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their YouTube channels. And there was this one guy, he was a consultant, basically a YouTube
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consultant, and he was running an agency. And he was basically trying to find leads. And so he
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posted a comment saying, saying, comment your YouTube channel in the description, or sorry,
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comment your YouTube channel. And I will give you a free audio. So he'll basically tell you
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a suggestion for free. So at first I was like, I don't know, whatever, I saw that before. But
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then I went back, and I commented my channel. And it was already 18 days old, that that post was,
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so I'm not sure if he was going to respond. So I just forgot about it. And then the next day,
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I went back and checked. And I see that I received like seven DMs from this guy, he messaged me
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privately like seven times. And then I went, I didn't even read those yet. I went to the comment
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to see if he gave me a tip, because he gave every single person a tip, he would say, oh, make better
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thumbnails, oh, better upload schedule or whatever. But then there was my name, and he did not give
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me a tip. And then some person who responded after me, he gave him a tip. So basically,
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he saw my comment out of the hundreds that he already responded to, and he didn't respond
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to mine. I was the only person out of the hundreds that he did not respond to. But he sent me seven
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DMs, and none of them were giving me tips. And so that basically made me think, oh, shoot, I've got
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something special here, which I already knew that I had something special on my YouTube channel. But
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the fact that all of these other people are like, he didn't give any other person attention, except
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for me. I got seven DMs from him asking if I wanted to join a call with him so he could be my
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consultant. And so I was hype, because I saw that he had a customer review, like, someone gave him
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a, someone sent a video basically saying that he was good. And so I was like, all right, I signed up
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for a call and the next day I hopped on a call. And he was terrible. I'm not even gonna lie. He,
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I could tell that he didn't really know what he was doing. And this is coming from someone who
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does not know what they're doing. I don't know what I'm doing on YouTube, obviously, because I have
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less than 1000 subscribers. I have less than 100,000, like even 1000 subscribers, you still don't
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know what you're doing. But I knew that he didn't know what he was doing because I mean, I use
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common sense. He was showing me a bunch of people that he was working with. For example, one channel
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that he had helped, he's been working with for the past four years. Four years ago, it blew up
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with one short, one video that was 30 seconds long, got 50 million views. And his channel got
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one million subscribers from it. So for the past four years, he said that he's been working with him
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and that he's kind of been like doing his own thing, whatever. But I saw his channel and he has
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a million subscribers and he's getting less views than I am. His shorts, his videos are getting
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literally five views, five views worse than I am. And he has a million subscribers. I have 100
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subscribers. I'm getting more. So that's all I knew that this guy doesn't know what he's talking about.
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That's common sense. I don't have to know anything about YouTube to know that he doesn't know he's
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talking about. So he was like, yeah, at the end of the call, he was like, yeah, do you want to
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work with me? And I was like, no, I'm not gonna. And then, well, no, to be honest, I gotta be honest
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with you. I should have said that. I should have said no right off the bat. But I was too much of a
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wuss to say no and to reject him while we were in a call. So I said, I'll think about it. Which,
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as I, as those words came out of my mouth, I, I just felt like an idiot because that is the worst
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thing to say to a salesman. Because that is a no. And it just means that you're indecisive. It means
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that you don't, you're not going to make any decisions. And if you want to be successful,
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you have to be able to make decisions and you have to be able to say no to people. And so I
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basically just violated one of the laws of success. But I made up for it because the next day, I,
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I texted him, I DMed him and I said, you know what, I thought about it and I don't want to work with
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you. I wish you the best of luck. And he responded, he was chill. So respect. But the point of the
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story is not all of that. I just spent way too long talking about that. But the point of the story
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is the fact that the end my entire, have you ever felt like the entire world is,
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oh, there's a perfect word for it. Oh, conspiring. Have you ever felt like the entire world is
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conspiring not for your defeat, but for your success? Like right now, I feel like everything
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is going perfectly for me. Like random things are happening that I could never have done on my own,
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which makes it so I'm going to be successful. And so let me explain what I mean by that.
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In that story, I just told you, I posted my channel on this guys on this post. And that was the only
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time I ever commented on anything. And I've been in that in that community for months. That was the
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first time I ever commented. And I received and I told you the story of what happened. But then
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something else happened. Some random guy who I thought was a salesman, because he was like,
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hey, he just texted me, hey, how are you doing? And I was like, Oh, that's kind of weird. He's
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probably trying to sell me something. So but I just went on with it. And I just said hi. And we
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had a conversation over the course of a couple of days. But then out of the blue, he said,
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have you tried Darryl Eve's YouTube formula? And I didn't even know what what that was. I didn't
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even know if that was a person or if that was like a thing, because he kind of spelled it wrong. And
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he was spelling with all lowercase. And it was it was weird. So I dismissed it. I was like,
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All right, whatever, screw this guy. And I just ignored him. But then a couple of hours later,
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I went back onto my computer. I was like, You know what, let me just look this up.
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Just I wasn't even thinking about it. I just looked it up. And I discovered Darryl Eve's.
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This man is the number one YouTube consultant in the world. And let me tell you, I went onto his
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website, and he was selling a book. It was a funnel, selling a book. And there was a video
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of Mr. Beast I mentioned many times before, the most famous, the most successful YouTuber on the
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planet, Mr. Beast said that he is his consultant. And he said that there's only two or three people
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in the entire world who understands YouTube more than Darryl Eve's does. So with that said,
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he has a book called the YouTube formula on how to be successful on YouTube. And this is the exact
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book I needed. Mr. Beast said that if you read this book, you'll know everything you need to be
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successful on YouTube. And so as you can guess, I was ecstatic. I was so hype. And I didn't
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but I didn't have any money. I had no money to buy it. I did I actually have $50 in my bank account,
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but I need all of that to be able to pay for subscriptions for this podcast costs $15 a month
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to keep online. And then I also pay for Canva, which is like that's absolutely essential.
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Actually, it's not even that essential anymore. But it's very useful for me. And then I also pay
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for chat GBT, which I could I could get rid of because I don't really use it anymore. But I need
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all my money. And so I was like, Okay, I got to get this book. And I was willing to I was prepared
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to buy it. Like I was prepared to cancel chat GBT and go buy it. And so I like went upstairs and
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and went to my mom and I talked to her and I said like, Hey, can can you just buy this book with my
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card on Amazon? Like I had no intent on trying to get her to buy me buy it for me. Like to be honest,
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I do sometimes do that. I'm going to be completely real with you. Sometimes I try and play the little
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sneaky game and say, Hey, like, can you get this for me? But this time I genuinely was going to buy
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it for myself. And so I was like, Okay, well, can you just buy this for me on my card? But she knew
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how much money I had. And she was like, No, I'm just gonna buy it for you. I was so hype. So she
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bought it for me and it arrived. And this whole time while I was waiting for it to come, it took
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two days. I was studying. And I was kind of falling apart. Because I didn't know what to do on YouTube
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because I realized that this whole time I've been making trash videos, I've been spending like five
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hours on each video for it to get 10 views. And so I didn't know what to do. But I was just studying,
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I was doing my best I could waiting for the book. And then the day it came, it was at nighttime. So
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I fell asleep and then I woke up and I studied that book all day. And the first thing so I started
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with chapter 10 and 11. And I read those and then I read the entire and I read the beginning of book.
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Because I heard someone say that you should start with 1011. So I read that and the first tip was
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a specific tip. And I took action on every single tip that he gave on chapter 10 and 11.
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And I made an entire video based off of those tips. And they were like the actionable steps.
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And that video is called actually forgot what it's called. Let me let me check. I just finished
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making it this morning. And it's called social media will end your kids. One of my most popular
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videos is a video on social media. So that's why he said to make a video on that topic of your most
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popular video. So I did that. And then I followed some other tips. And this was the first time where
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I actually implemented what I've been studying of learning the intro so you make me making a better
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YouTube intro. And I got to say this is the best video I've ever made. And I just finished it today.
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Today is May 2nd. And I am not even sure when I'm going to when I'm going to post it. I have not
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even scheduled it because I'm trying to buy time so I can just read this whole book during my work
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day and be able to just figure out my new direction over the course of the next couple of days.
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And be able to maintain a one week ahead of time schedule. It's whatever. Basically I have this
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awesome video the best one that I've ever made which every single pretty much every single one I
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feel like that way. But I actually think that this video will get at least 2000 views. I've only
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ever gotten 2000 views once. But I think this video will get 2000 views. And that is basically
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that's basically what I have to share with you today. Oh actually one more thing. I have a whole
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plan on the first law the first lesson in Napoleon Hill's law of success in 16 lessons. The first
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the first lesson is a definite aim. And I basically went through that the first time I read the book
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maybe four or five months ago. And then I went through it again to like a couple weeks ago. And
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I have this whole definite aim this whole very elaborate plan written down on a piece of paper
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that's taped to my wall. And right now I'm in the current stage where basically my goal is to get
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100 dad stories which is basically 100 people 100 dads sharing their stories to me. And to give an
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example of what I mean by that I mentioned this guy who this my dream customer this the first dad
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who commented on one of my video one of the first dads who comments on one of my videos
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was maybe a month and a half ago. He commented that entire post. And that's the guy that I wrote
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down. I copied his post his comment down at least 20 times by hand on my journal.
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I want to receive 99 more of those. Now for the past couple weeks I've been tracking it every
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single night before I go to bed. I write down was today a good day. Like did I do enough work today?
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Yes or no. Like did I give it my all. And pretty much five days out of six it would be a yes.
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And then one guy or and then the next thing I say is how many dad stories did I collect.
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And for the past couple weeks I've been saying one one one every single day I literally write
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down one. And I realized that I actually collected maybe three or four more without even noticing
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because they weren't in the same like elaborate structure as the first one that I got. So I was
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dismissing them all but I do have dad stories. So I do have maybe three or four out of 100.
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And the reason behind all of this is because I want to get 100 so that I know exactly what type
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of product and what I know exactly how to solve the issue. I know exactly how to help dads.
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And that is what is going to be the foundation to my million dollar business.
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And I know exactly what you're thinking right now. What is this 18 year old kid thinking
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million dollar business. He's going to make a hundred thousand dollars a year.
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Million dollars a year. What does he think. Well you'll just have to wait and see because
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it is possible and it will be done.