Creating short-form content is significantly easier than long-form content, allowing for quicker production and engagement.

My recent short videos are often just condensed versions of my previous long-form content, showcasing how much the format has changed. I think of the first frame as the thumbnail, so I ensure the first five seconds of my videos look like the thumbnail to capture viewers' attention immediately.

We want to create long-form pieces in music and art that make sense beyond just short segments, enhancing the creative process.

I used to be good at writing short pieces, but now I feel the need to justify what I write, making it harder to be concise.

Short-form content is fascinating because it allows creators to go viral across multiple platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, without needing to master each platform individually.

Long-form newsletters are gaining traction, challenging the traditional notion that shorter emails are more effective.

If you master short-form content, you can grow your audience across all platforms, which is unprecedented in social media history.

I think Twitter will always be closer to TikTok than YouTube, focusing on short and snappy content rather than long videos.

YouTube Shorts are becoming more integrated with long-form content, allowing creators to gain views and subscribers more effectively.