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2,441 Views β’ Jun 16, 2021 β’ Click to toggle off description
Many believe that youtubers spend all of their time planning content and recording videos. The reality is that most small YouTubers have full time jobs and do youtube in their free time. Being a youtube content creator is an another job in itself.
I probably spend 6-8 hours setting up the shootout sessions, 3 hours recording video, as much as 4-5 hours editing the actual video. Let's say 16 hours a week minimum, and that's not including replying to comments and conversing with subscribers, engineers and managing your social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, twitter) and also researching and planning for your next video.
In reality id say its easy a 20 hour a week job to be a consistent youtuber. Add that onto the 35 hours a week in contracted for in my electrical engineering job. That's 55 hours a week minimum and I've still got to manage my relationships as a father to 2 younf girls and a husband. Taking the dog for a walk and helping round the house where possible.
We work just as hard as anybody else working 2 jobs and it's a pressure we put on ourselves. We only show you the final product and never the buildup up to it and the juggling that goes on as that's boring.. But it's the reality of being a small youtuber
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Top notch and true - itβs a hard road and kudos for making it!
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Not knowing anything about being an electrical technician, I take the liberty of saying that you are also a kind of electrical technician when being an audio engineering enthusiast!
By the way, you make excellent videos for being a 'small time' content creator. Your channel is growing.
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Dude! THANK YOU! Thank you for simply existing. Your content is top notch. This tape was the truth! π€
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So...what you're saying is...you are a brickwall limiter this week? π Back to my IT gig I go
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You're of my favorite youtubers, Paul. keep grindin and kudos okthanksbye
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Tbh I always forget, but I'm gonna subscribe now because I want a channel like this to grow into full time, and because Paul has already proven to me just how dedicated he is at presenting the right information, so please keep up the good work Paul!
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Creating a YouTube channel while working full time has been one of the most challenging things I have ever done
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True story nothing happens over night patient and consistency ππ€©
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Well said and good for you ππ. I think your videos are great - keep it u
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Electrical Tech? Why are you doing demo work?
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We haven't posted anything in two weeks. It sucks, but life happens :P
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Restpect for you grew 1000%. I'm lucky enough to earn a living from mixing and composing music... if my opinion is worth a damn I have to say your content is amongst the best. Better than produce like a pro / mixbus TV / kush in terms of solid advice. Especially the comparison videos. Loudness matched, randomized and presented without biasing imagery of the gear.
I got to where I am by working a 40hr job as sound designer and mixer, then using the studio in the evenings for my clients, upwards of 60 hours a week. It sure as hell pays off, as will your grind right now.
Quality speaks for itself!
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Well! If you ever need money just sell me the White Gretch to go with my Brooklyn Burst Gretch, we thank you for your hard work, Oh! You missed a spot back there π€£ππ€£
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To be fair I really enjoy your witty honest straight forward channel but, if you could only talk in a normal Norwegian accent, FOR ONCE!
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You're doing really well in what u do mate, the crap comments...take it as water off a ducks back. Its peoples ignorance! U have a great following and do a grand job at these videos. If they can do better then they know where the 'record button' is! Family, work, youtube in that order. Crack on :D Thanks again..............
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Not knowing anything about being an electrical technician, I take the tongue-in-cheek liberty of saying that you are also a kind of electrical technician when being an audio engineering enthusiast!
By the way, you make excellent videos for being a 'small time' content creator. Your channel is growing.
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Keep up the good work!! You make good content.
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Absolutely amazing - especially as I can't get an electrician or technician to sort my house out and also need house modifications - all the best... Nice bit of John Lennon in the distance π
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Here here brother, itβs the same for us small music producers β°οΈ
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@PaulThird
3 years ago
I know it's not glamerous but the grind and hustle is real. I know we make it look easy and like life is a walk in the park but being a YouTuber on top of a full time job with a young family isn't a walk in the park. It's working 2 jobs.
IF you want to succeed in anything in life then you've got to put in the work. If it needs to be in your spare time after working 35 hours a week then so be it but let me reassure anybody thinking they just start up a wee youtube channel and make a bit money on the side.. Piece of cake.. Call me back after trying to hit your first 1k and you'll change your mind
For all the guys grinding and sweating it out to succeed and also put food on the table I salute you π
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