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.

Successful YouTubers emphasize the importance of being passionate about their content, as authenticity resonates with audiences and helps build a loyal fan base.

I believe that if you dedicate yourself to learning what makes a good video, you can achieve great success on YouTube.

I believe that the best video ideas come from a constant stream of inspiration and creativity, leading to original and engaging content.

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.

To be worth 100 billion dollars, I just need to keep creating videos that get 100 million views, as the video is the foundation of everything I do.

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

Creating positive content that helps people is more challenging than producing negative content that garners views, and not many creators make videos that involve giving away money because they are challenging to produce.

I often find myself balancing the desire to create content I enjoy with the need to engage with my audience and meet their expectations. I take a lot from the fact that I witnessed many user and creator interviews at Patreon, which helps me understand how users relate to a product. Many people don't know what they want, but their expressed desires indicate underlying problems in user experience that need addressing.