lotsofmoney
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Would you like your children to become YouTubers in future? Why or why not?
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Would you like your children to become YouTubers in future?
- Thread starter lotsofmoney
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- Mar 15, 2023
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honestly no lol. none of them are well educated or have knowledge. i make fun of them tbh.. even if you make crap tons of money. most of them ends up in the negative side of the world.
lotsofmoney
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So regular job route you want for children?
- Mar 15, 2023
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preferably owning his own company(ies). dont you think?
- Feb 26, 2025
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I’d be okay with it if they enjoy it and treat it like a skill, not just fame chasing.
TomasMiller
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- Mar 5, 2023
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That is though call. If they become successful they can earn enough to retire. But if they fail they have no skills for any other job. all they can know is to record videos, maybe edit them
lotsofmoney
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We should be hopeful. Success and failure is possibility in all niches.
LinkExperto
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It depends on their passion and skills. YouTube can be lucrative but requires dedication and consistency!
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It depends. There are some youtubers who are truly useful, helpful and knowledgeable in some great niches.
Others are just gurus and scammers, in this case, I wouldn't like
Others are just gurus and scammers, in this case, I wouldn't like
rajputmohitmr1
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if they chose it as carrier it will good but not for fun.
svetlana55
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I think it's interesting that many of us are weighing the pros and cons of a YouTube career, considering both the potential financial rewards and the risks of limited transferable skills. It's great that some YouTubers are sharing valuable knowledge and expertise, but it's also important for aspiring creators to have a realistic understanding of the challenges involved. What do you think are some essential skills or qualities that can help a YouTuber succeed in the long term, beyond just recording and editing videos? Would having a strong online presence or marketing skills be enough to mitigate the risks of failure?
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If they’re into it and they keep it healthy. If it turns toxic, nope.
Yuu
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- Jan 4, 2019
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Only if they're ready to pivot from filming unboxing videos to unboxing Google's latest algorithm update. Gotta keep the family business in the black hat. Plus, they might just stumble upon the secret to finally ranking those affiliate links we all pretend are just "for research."
lotsofmoney
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Yes, income is important to continue with anh profession.
lotsofmoney
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Some consider youtubers as failures in life who could not excel in any proven profession.
Richichi
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Yet some youtubers earn in a weekend more than what those who consider them "less worthy" in a year, if you enjoy it and are able to *sustain yourself* - go for it, fuck what other people think.
RevovlverOcelot
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Being a youtuber is quite stressful however if the guardian has already got a monetized account then it becomes a bit easier for the child.