When creating content, I focus on audience retention and constantly calculate how many viewers might tune out during a video.

To get more views, focus on what people want to watch rather than just studying the algorithm.

I prioritize creating content that genuinely benefits the audience, focusing on educational value rather than personal entertainment.

If you want to gain subscribers, views, or make money, it all comes back to making great videos instead of focusing on arbitrary vanity metrics.

Listening to my audience is important, but it’s just one piece of the puzzle. I also need to rely on my metrics and maintain my vision for the content I create, rather than just following audience requests.

I decided to pursue YouTube full-time after realizing I needed to make a clean break from my tech job to fully invest in my creative endeavors.

I don't look at retention charts or percentages; I just focus on making the best video possible.

Transitioning from YouTube to TikTok involves understanding a fundamentally different algorithm and content style, focusing on short, engaging videos.

The key to success on YouTube is to create engaging content that keeps viewers watching, which builds trust and encourages them to return.