Ryan Daniel Moran saw a few YouTube videos hit 10 times his normal views after 15 years on the platform. He felt validated by the sudden recognition and says it motivated him to make more content, approaching the win pragmatically rather than getting caught up in the moment.
We had a few YouTube videos just scream, get, like, 10 times the views that our videos normally do. And it felt perfectly normal. It felt like, oh, yeah, good. The market is finally realizing that we have some of the best content about capitalism and entrepreneurship in the world. It just made me want to roll that dice more. Like, let's do more. Let's go harder. It's working. Let's go. But there was no euphoric, like, oh, my God. Like, oh, we're famous. It's like, okay, good. People are finally starting to appreciate the work that I've been putting in for 15 years on YouTube. Great. All right, back to work. Let's go.
