They all share the same goal of making money, yet each individual chooses a distinct path based on their own strengths; therefore, before embarking on any endeavor, one must carefully consider both one's goals and one's strengths.
Actually, I disagree. I believe the thought that "the next video might be even better" holds a stronger pull than thinking "this video is really great." An excellent video gives you a sense of satisfaction, whereas curiosity about the next one is what keeps you scrolling. Those are two...
Because each video is so short, you don't really sense the passage of time. A single swipe takes only a few seconds, but it can add up to an entire hour.
In my opinion, a million views is still highly valuable, but you shouldn't view it solely in terms of the revenue YouTube pays out. It also boosts brand awareness and subscriber counts, and opens up advertising opportunities.
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