Evan Carmichael shares why he leaves thumbs-ups and comments on new creators' work. He remembers how lonely early days felt with no engagement, and now supports others because it helps them and his own business. Find someone in your network today and boost their work.
Today's One Minute Monday is support someone. Find someone in your network who you can help today. So here's a quick story. I work with an agent, and this guy represents a whole bunch of thought leaders, and a lot of them are trying to make videos. And he brought on a new client, and I checked out one of her videos, and she's just getting started, but I like the video, and so I gave it a thumbs up on YouTube, and and I left a comment on it saying that I liked it. And I did that because I remember when I was first getting started and nobody left any comments and I was barely getting any views and I felt like I was pouring my heart into something and nobody cared about it. And she's in that same spot now where, you know, not getting a lot of comments on the, on the videos, not getting a lot of views. And I remember when I got a comment, I felt so good, like, yes, somebody cares. And so today I got to be that somebody for her and give her a little bit more energy and motivation and a boost. So support the people in your network. It'll make you feel good, it'll make them feel good, and it will help your business as well. Believe.
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