Creators on a panel share practical advice: embrace your flaws because editing can't fix bad ideas, focus on having something worth saying, publish consistently even when unmotivated, and build resilience through repetition.
I'm like so pumped to start talking about all things YouTube.
Excited to be here. I'm going to share the secret that no one really talks about.
That is one of the low key, most important things. I think this is huge. This is one of the most underrated pieces of advice that I think we'll have all day.
I allow there to be flaws because flaws equal human perfectionism. Throw it out. You know what I'm saying? That's what editing is for. You keep it real. People have so much more grace for you. Most online support and connections see of other creators, those are happening offline.
If you don't have good content or something good to say, you're going to struggle. Everybody wants to gloss over it, but it's true.
Creating and especially publishing, you have to do regardless of how you feel. Like going to the gym Sometimes when I show up, despite not feeling really good, I have the greatest workouts in my life. And the same thing goes with creating.
Resilience isn't something you have, it's something you build. One challenge at a time. You.
Gotta have the failure to what? Have the success.
