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904,461 Views • Dec 7, 2022 • Click to toggle off description
Mark Rober is a former Nasa and Apple engineer who creates videos on YouTube.
Mark's Channel: / @markrober
00:00 Intro
01:18 The exact moment Mark Rober became an engineer
05:07 The Danger of Listening to Data
08:00 Mark Rober's first YouTube videos
10:33 Working at Apple vs YouTubing
16:10 The Super Mario Effect
21:26 Mark Rober's Mission Statement
24:21 The wrong reasons to start YouTube
27:08 Mark Rober on being "Rich and Famous"
34:47 Day in the Life of Mark Rober
36:42 Why Mark Rober still edits his own videos
39:50 Why Mark Rober doesn't burn out
45:35 Why there will be billionaire creators
49:50 How Mark Rober makes money on YouTube
54:02 Mark Rober on Billionaires
57:55 Why Mark Rober won't go away
1:00:14 The Future of Mark Rober
1:03:18 Mark Rober's advice for creators
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Congrats on all of your success Mark. It was great working on a project with you and I look up to you!
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These interviews make me feel part of a community. Thank you guys.
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I really appreciate how Mark prioritizes finding true happiness through gratitude and working hard to reach self-actualization, instead of chasing money and fame.
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Colin and Samir's videos give the feeling that they are not only talking about Youtube community and Youtube Creator life, but it feels like you can imply the learnings from these videos in your real life. Like I'm not a creator but just a casual watcher, still the things you understand from these videos can be very much related to real world, it feels like it is teaching me real life management. Because, as an example, you not only get burnt out if you are a creator and are tiring yourself out of the dopamine you used to get from your work initially, but also in daily life, since everyone is applying some form of creativity to their daily work and they do get burnt out eventually. So the things they make us understand is really great and helpful as they can be easily morphed into guidance you can use in real life as well.
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23:00 he isnt physically making the parts on the rover but he's inspiring thousands of people to become engineers who could work at NASA, 1 man quitting to inspire thousands who might apply for jobs there seems so incredible to me
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The recurring Jetski joke was absolutely killing me. Fantastic interview guys!! Such an amazing experience. Knowledgeable, entertaining, and so much more!
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Honestly, Samir is an exceptional interviewer. Seems like every interview, regardless of genre, he asks some astounding domain specific questions. To me, he could pass as a jack of all trades. Love the channel, guys!
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Philip Defranco shared Mark Robers very first YouTube video on Day 1 of it being posted.
I commented something stupid and Mark Rober replied "this is the weirdest comment I've ever seen"
I still think about that every once in a while these past 12* years.
Great to see how successful he's become. Great guy, I'm still subbed ♥
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Mark Rober's approach is so refreshing and I can connect with this in a way I haven't with every creator you guys interview. Love hearing all the perspectives. Thank you for what you do!
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Mark Rober is so humble. He reminds me so much of a techy Mr Beast.
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Love you guys. I remember when you guys were trying to figure out if 7 minutes was the sweet spot for an upload, here we are and you're at 60 minute plus uploads with 1 million subscribers. Loving it and the crew too.
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The idea that I have input more notes into my phone during this podcast than any other point in my life is incredible considering my career path is, at the moment, completely disconnected from and archaic in relation to the subject material presented here. I truly applaud Mark, Colin, and Samir for providing such content for other people around the world. I really do love how much each one of them have contributed to the creation of interperspective thinking, while they may all be in one broad domain (YouTube), they all encourage their audiences to explore the perspectives that can apply to the fields beyond their own, good on them.
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This was such an incredible video! As a techy, geeky, engineer mindset, parent who is also very intrigued with the world of content creators; this video checks so many boxes for me. My son, who's 7, and I are huge Mark Rober fans. The second I saw his crunch labs boxes, I signed up my son. It's been so hard for me to not give it to him yet, it's going to be a Christmas present. Getting to see a more personal, deep dive, into Mark only solidifies my interest in him. Y'all have done such a great job capturing many of the great qualities on why so many people like myself look up to Mark.
Edit: We need a Mark Rober Shirt, "It's a feature, not a bug!"
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I mean how can these hour-long interviews feel so smooth and enjoying! Kudos to creator-economy gurus!
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This is probably the most inspirational video I've ever seen! The amount of applicable knowledge this video contains is insane. Thank you so much Mark, and thanks Colin and Samir for making this interview happen.
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Thank you guys for the effort you put into prepping for these conversations. I'm constantly finding myself more engaged in these videos than I thought I'd be.
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Fricken loved this chat! Can relate so much to what Mark was speaking about regarding full time work! Thanks C&S for what you guys do
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I really enjoyed watching this conversation a lot. I've often struggled with feeling like I need to hit the ground running every single day, and make every video as sensational as possible.
Seeing a more slow & steady approach is really healthy. Great video guys! Keep it up!
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Came from the editing podcast. Absolute vision and banger of an episode, what an awesome way to help pioneer the next gen of creators. This content can and likely will change the world. Thank you for sharing, my mind is blown.
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@Ratboycure
1 year ago
I have loved watching Mark for years now. However the fact that my 5 year old now recognised mark and found him watching Mark alone unprompted in the morning made me happy and strangely proud. He wants to see the crunch lab so bad.
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