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Josiah Stewart ditched his pickup-artist and reaction videos after getting married and finding success in day trading. He now teaches trading instead, saying it's more fulfilling to help people earn money than just make them laugh.
Josiah Stewart ditched his pickup-artist and reaction videos after getting married and finding success in day trading. He now teaches trading instead, saying it's more fulfilling to help people earn money than just make them laugh.
Why I stopped making the old type of content I used to make that I first blew up on YouTube with, which is like videos picking up girls and reaction videos and things like that. And obviously the first reason is I'm married now. I'm not going to make videos picking up girls. But the second reason is I feel like that was another phase of my life where I was really just trying to make people laugh, entertain people. But then I'm more so matured as I was growing, as I was personally making more money. I wanted to help other people experience the feeling of being able to make a lot of money. I wanted to teach people the skill that I was learning that was helping me to make a lot of money, which was day trading. It started off by me just posting stuff on my story sometimes and people asking me, how the heck did you make $200? How the heck did you make $500? Teach us how you did it or whatever. Then I ended up converting one of my old YouTube channels that was a vlog channel into more of like a, a day trading educational type of channel. And it's just blown up from there. And I found a lot more fulfillment from helping people learn how to make a crazy amount of money versus just helping people laugh.
