I first started YT when I was about 11/12 years old. Me and my friend did actually. Our goal was always to make money from it. I was a gamer and so was he. We were constantly creating new channels trying out new niches and stuff. We would make mistakes, our channels would get closed down and then we'd open new ones. By about age 14 we'd probably gone through 30/40 accounts. YT wasn't making us much money and so at about age 15, I gave up and pursued other things. My friend however, he didn't give up. He kept creating YT accounts and keep learning from his mistakes. He would often message me on Facebook, telling me to get back onto the Youtube grind, but I always refused as it didn't make us much money back then. Since I pursued other things, our friendship slowly drifted apart.
Since then, it has been 5 years. I'm 20 years old and broke.
Whilst my friend, he didn't give up with YT like I did. Now, he is worth at least mid 6 figures. He owns several high performing YT channels and is always driving expensive cars.
Whilst I've never even owned a car. Life really does suck. If I hadn't been such a pathetic quitter. I could've also been living that life at 20 years old.
I am now trying to play catch up. So that I can walk in his footsteps. It will most likely all be for naught, but I'm gonna try anyway.
Since then, it has been 5 years. I'm 20 years old and broke.
Whilst my friend, he didn't give up with YT like I did. Now, he is worth at least mid 6 figures. He owns several high performing YT channels and is always driving expensive cars.
Whilst I've never even owned a car. Life really does suck. If I hadn't been such a pathetic quitter. I could've also been living that life at 20 years old.
I am now trying to play catch up. So that I can walk in his footsteps. It will most likely all be for naught, but I'm gonna try anyway.
