To foster collaboration between cyclists and motorists, it's more effective to focus on shared issues, like potholes, rather than exacerbating divisions.

We collaborate with creators on campaigns like "Stop, Think, Decide Before You Act" to educate users about dangerous behaviors and promote safety on TikTok.

I think the caricature of this as just a crazy race misses the nuance that people are trying to put out models quickly while caring about safety.

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.

YouTube is primarily a home for creators, where the focus should be on the act of creation and sharing ideas authentically, rather than just using it as a means to sell products.

To grow on YouTube, creators should focus on being unique rather than trying to replicate my success; finding your own lane is essential.

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

YouTube has evolved through many phases, shifting towards more family-friendly content, especially after controversies like the Logan Paul incident.

The danger with social media for a founder is believing in the media personality of yourself rather than focusing on how things are actually going with the product.