I started a new Youtube channel

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Ah the trials and tribulations of starting a new Youtube channel. What kind of videos should I make? Where will I film? What will I film? How do I get subscribers? How do I keep viewers on my videos? How do I build a fan base?  How often should I upload? These are all the questions that a new Youtuber asks themselves. Right now I have 37 subscribers which is more than I had the last time I looked. Since I have decided I am going to be successful Youtuber I realized that I need to look at this like a job. I do not intend to produce crap. I intend to produce interesting if not fascinating footage. Right now most of my current videos are about traveling. I just uploaded two videos of me driving from Calexico to San Ysidro. I was listening to music in one of the videos and I needed to insert some other audio since I am going to be monetizing my channel. In order to get monetized I need to have 1000 subscribers and 4000 hours of my content watched by viewers.  When filming I need to make sure that my camera is stable so it isn’t shaking all over the place and making my viewers dizzy. I will need to get my hands on some professional video editing software and a powerful laptop. I refuse to make a mediocre channel. It is going to have amazing content. People are going to be talking all about it and the cool videos I made. Timothy ward has finally started to take his channel seriously and took a very long live stream and made two more videos out of the content he created. As I was watching one of his old videos the thought came to me that I should not be watching his videos, I should be focused on creating my own videos and making sure that my videos are worthy of my channel.

My whole focus must be on becoming the other side. The spirit world. What would the book of the dead have in it?

My plan is to create an organization that identifies all ASMR channels and even has awards given out to the most successful ASMRtists.

Creativity has a flow. The minute I stop moving within that stream the flow disappears. It is almost like flying as long as I am creating in my imagination. Or maybe floating. But the minute I stop using my imagination I come back down to earth. I don’t like it. It feels good to float and I like it. I don’t want to do anything besides float. It feels natural and good.