Learning to Trust the Process
I edited for a week, learned a bit. Instead of just uploading, I went through multiple versions of it, even changing the topics of the videos. But the constant posting was based on what looked epic to me and minimal editing, even though I lose the effectiveness and slowed the cycle of gaining subs.
Photo by Sanjeev Nagaraj on Unsplash
I thought that spending time on quality would help. I'm not too salty, as I learned a bit this week, but it feels as though I am thinking of just giving all my time to it, probably going fully in on this. I have to do some side hustles to get upfront cash, but creating something feels so much better.
The more I get into something, the more I get better at it. It's true for everyone, I guess, but I do feel that something changes: a thing I'm scared of instantly becomes second nature.
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