Videos That Have Inspired You

[Josh100LuBu]

Have you ever watched a video on YouTube from another user that you can say has inspired you in a positive way?

 

[LeGenDaryPuLse]

Any of Leafyishere videos

 

[Dimo Dimov]

Pewdiepie and Sparkles's videos

 

[CaptainDelugo]

Alot! Robbaz, Videogamedunkey. Alot of these lads are great inspirations although I just need to find my own style and that's what I recommend, don't try to copy from other youtubers, create your own style, be yourself

 

[Kendra]

So many! I love watching Zoella's anxiety videos, and Meghan Reinks just came out with such a cool video. I want to do some more "short movie" style videos, so I love watching those!

 

[TheJNDuoPHL]

Many arcade gaming videos we watched inspired us to open our YouTube channel to arcade gamers around the world.

 

[babyteeth4]

Almost anything by Casey Neistat

 

[Aegislasher]

I wouldn't say a video inspired me, but I admired the fact that people could make friends by putting up videos. Finding people with similar interests has always been difficult for me.

 

[JesusGreen]

The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires. - William Arthur Ward

When learning new things, or entering a new field of study, YouTube is one of my first go to destinations. Not just because visual components can really add to the learning experience, but for the reason in the quote mentioned above - a boring book with tons of information on a subject that doesn't get you excited, is not going to make you into an expert in that subject, because you won't be motivated to pursue it. Someone who on the other hand doesn't give you much beyond the basics, but inspires and motivates you to continue and learn of your own accord, will then encourage you to keep learning until you master whatever it is you've come to learn.

I've learned from and been inspired by the likes of Tim Schmoyer, Roberto Blake, or Derral Eves with their YouTube growth videos and know how. I was inspired to finally go ahead and start my channel by a mixture of people, including a particular video about starting a YouTube channel made by InfiniteWaters a few months ago - within a few days after watching it I'd bought my microphone and got started on my first video.

I've been inspired by tons of the great TED talks out there on a wide range of subjects.

I've also been inspired by other self-development professionals who do what I'm now trying to do with my channel, i.e. motivate people to improve and succeed. People like Tony Robbins for example.

My working out and self-improvement health wise with my diet etc has been motivated by the likes of Elliot Hulse and his videos.

There's a whole lot of really inspirational life-changing material on YouTube. If you look around for a little in any particular section you're interested in learning about, you're bound to find an awe-inspiring teacher or mentor there somewhere!

 

[ExtraHannes]

My first video was JacksGap's and when i first saw that video i wanted to start making videos straight away!