I want to make the best videos possible, and I'm going to spend 100 times more and work 100 times harder to achieve that.

The most feared competitor is one that focuses on improving their own business rather than worrying about you.

I want to create the best videos possible, and while money is a factor, it shouldn't compromise my creativity or the quality of my content.

I don't care what people say about me as long as I believe I'm making the best videos possible and entertaining my fans.

I don't fear competition; instead, I learn from competitors. Our approach to e-commerce is fundamentally different from Amazon's, as we focus on facilitating transactions for small to medium-sized merchants.

I want to keep making videos, and I'm more excited now than I was four years ago.

I hope to see less content that feels like a product of content farms, which often dilute the quality of YouTube. It's important to maintain avenues for up-and-coming creators to thrive without being overshadowed by those with more resources.

Stay informed about competitors but don't let their actions demoralize you; focus on creating a superior product for your users.

I want to obsess over making a great product that my audience will love, and as long as I keep that as my North Star, I believe I'll do well.