I'm sure this happens to a lot of us, or maybe it actually is just me, but, does anyone ever stop and wonder if you're actually going to get anywhere on YouTube? On YTtalk, there are a wide variety of us, ranging in a wide variety of followers from zero to thousands. We all go through a phase where we think we're going to make it big on YouTube. That we'll be someone with a million subs, thousands and thousands of views per video, and someone who can be such a big influence on someone's life. Whether you're a comedy channel and you want to make people laugh and entertain them, or a tutorial channel where you want to teach people new skills so they can create and share their ideas with the world. We all want to be a part of something. But YouTube's a huge website, and if your content's handicapped in some way (poor mic, crap lighting, poor commentary skills, etc.) then people have no problem clicking a recommended video of someone who has much more experience, much more money, and much more success than you. And when you look at bigger channels, more often than not, the creators did something amazing and remarkable that many people look up to. And then there's us, in general. People like us on YTtalk, in general, make do with a handful of people at most who we influence. There are some of us who would be happy just being able to have one person to make a change in their life. How do you guys work up the motivation to do what you do on YouTube each day you create? What drives you to success?
