I Can Predict If You'll Fail on YouTube. Here's How.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2023
- I've reviewed thousands of TH-cam channels, and these are the things that happen before failure (but also how to fix them).
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🤠 🤠 everyone! Here’s my question for you:
What kinds of TH-cam topics or questions do you wish were covered, that I could make dang good videos about?
Titles and Thumbnails. Videos that can work for any niche. Growth strategies. Developing Filming Schedules
You could make Live streams where you break down peoples TH-cam channel! A video investigating what went wrong with some peoples TH-cam channel and explaining to us why it failed and how to prevent it from happening to us!
TH-cam Algorithm. I know that vidIQ already covered the algorithm, but I would like to know what's your take on the TH-cam algorithm. Thank you, Nate!
I would say, how to build up your TH-cam team once you hit a certain point where you can’t do everything by yourself.
What’s the best rhythm for a successful video. I know fast cuts help keep your audiences attention but I don’t think you can have a video that’s 12mins with a cut every 1 to 2 seconds with out people getting annoyed or board and leaving.
I’ve been on here since 2018. I’m only now seeing better views. I’ve grown very slowly. I’ve absorbed all of the knowledge to an obsessive degree but didn’t know how to interpret it. Also needed to develop self awareness. Becoming friends with a big youtuber in my niche helped a lot too. And never giving up even when i felt like it.
I just peeped your channel! I bought a sewing machine 3 years ago, never turned it on lol! I’m subscribing and hopefully I can finally turn it on and learn something:)
I've been watching you for about a week, so it's cool to see you here.
Hi both!
me too very slowly but i still grow i keep going ,i am working at my regular job too❤
@ I'm a big fan of yours :-)
One huge thing that actually improved me from watching you is collaborating with others. I made a small discord group with me and 5 other creators. We watch each others videos before release and then critique our thumbnails. My thumbnails were 4% CTR and now they range from 9%-12%. We have channels for notes on what works and what doesn’t.
How do you collaborate with other TH-camrs in your niche?
@@pianopoly6219 I don’t :). I find it helpful to learn from other niche’s especially as I dip my toes into different categories. Every audience has different tastes and within 1 niche there can be a handful of audiences. It’s also really helpful to get critiques from people that don’t follow that niche. Everything feels more objective.
Wow, that's a really good idea! I'm in a small group of creators ( Not really centered around TH-cam) and we talk about our respective videos, but maybe we should try this too😊!
And we started as a group because one of us is very good at reaching out to other creators in about the same situation and just suggest a zoom meeting. Easy as pie, and it has been extremely nice and easy to keep on meeting monthly.
@@gavannapatterns353 isn’t it nice to have that small group that’s got your back?!
Is there a way I could get into the group!? I am on the second month of this channel and I need more creators to talk with and get advice on thumbnails and titles
What you said on 0:11 reminds me of Gandalf's quote:
"All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us"
It might have inspired by that… 😂
The first few seconds of this vid is the epitome of
"Deliver what you promise" I've never seen anyone else on YT do thattttt. Thankyou!
“Replacing wasting time time with learning time”. Definitely! I started focusing on this and it has helped me a lot with my channel.
I’m 45 years old and enjoying a lot your content and generally holistic tone. I’m at a moment where i won’t go for success but rather legacy, and look i don’t care if my channel changes 10 or 10 millions lives. I just want to share my experience. I just want to go the other side of the screen, and it’s ok if i don’t get very popular, because i would have shared what i need to. You are one of those who got me to this realisation so thank you from the heart man.
It all depends on if you're here for the love of what you do on your channel or the love of money.
I'm a small fishing channel and been doing it for awhile now. It doesn't matter to me if I have 2 subs or just over 400. It matters to me that I've entertained or helped someone with what I love to do.
A guy commented and said he had a medical issue and can't fish for a long time, it's content like mine that keeps him in the game. Made me wanna cry and THAT'S WHY I'M HERE ON YT!!
My motto that I landed on in January of this year was "Don't believe everything you think"- it has helped so much. Thanks for sharing all your "clichés" always good to review them in this context.
That's a good motto indeed! I'll keep it in mind!
Every time I stray away from TH-cam, it's because there's some kind of perspective or skill that I need to learn, that I can't learn by grinding away at videos, but when I come back it's always better. Even if I'm doing the same thing it feels different and I think the audience can feel it too. I think it's important to give ourselves grace during the time we get pulled away because maybe there's something we nee to learn that can impact and help us reach our audience.
I 100% agree. Grace is so important!
I totally relate
I agree with you and There is a skill that I need to learn. Instead, I have been putting it off. That stops now!
I recently chose to make YT part time only because I am a full time writer and I want to focus more on that. As a result, I produce less videos, but found more enjoyment in them, my audience loves the vids I do for them, and I have begun sharing my stories with my audience in the community tab and even created a choose-your-own-adventure story for them with polls for them to shape the story I would write. This has increased engagement, and while my channel remains small, I have found contentment because I am more in alignment with my true goals.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
To make it on TH-cam, you gotta keep learning and using what you know, fast.
Don't let haters or your own doubts mess with your vibe; that can really make or break you as a creator.
It's not just about learning stuff, but actually doing something with it. If you don't, you'll probably get frustrated and might even quit.
If you're into what you're making, you're more likely to succeed. Lose interest, and your content's gonna suffer.
If you're not feeling it anymore, it's cool to focus on other stuff. No need to force it.
Great video Nate
One thing that I have learned since becoming a content creator on TH-cam (or just having an existence online) is that when it comes to building your page, it will take some time. It’s kinda like the old saying “Rome wasn’t built in a day”. Also it doesn’t hurt to try out different ways to put together videos to see what works and what doesn’t.
Another thing that I wanted to say before I forget, is that as the more popular you get you’ll get your share of haters too. And people who will label you as “cringe”.
Now don’t get me wrong, you’ll have an audience who will love you and support you every way. But not everyone is going to like you and disagree with what you believe in. Even if it has reason for it, you can’t let it get to you by heart. Otherwise you’re going to have a harsh reality.
Anyways that’s what I think, it don’t mean that the next creator will say the same. Good video!
agreed! As a smaller content creator myself I found that when I started truly focusing on my videos and quality the subscribers comments and views came in. I used to upload less frequently and didn’t work as hard on vids and my subs and views showed but i said that as a mask for my laziness despite me having all the time in the world :\ so yeah! hard work gets you as far as you work hard
I started youtube 1,5 years ago, and I am still really struggling. I had prepared myself and learned as much as I could before even publishing a video. So I thought it would be an easy ride... 😂 To be honest, I'm not sure what exactly I am doing wrong. I try to make high-quality videos, interesting thumbnails and titels, in a niche that suits me and even had one viral video that generated a lot of watch hours but not many subscribers. Thank you, Nate, for being on this platform. You have more than once stopped me from giving up ❤
I really like your thumbnails. keep going!
@@CashClarity thank you 🥰
New TH-cam creators like me find the time thing to be critical. Once you are making a full time living from your channel it's easier to dedicate your time to creating content but when you have to pay the bills in non-TH-cam ways it becomes a tough juggling act. I have been building my channel for the last year with a huge amount of your advice and it's made a big difference. I have over 1400 subs now and 3944 watch hours :) Just about a week away from 4K hrs. Super excited. Thanks for your awesome work...the previous and the new stuff 😜
Good for you buddy!
I’m still grinding
@@Albertandcars Thanks. Yeah its tough sometimes. I feel like quitting every now and then but after a few weeks away I get inspired again and grind again lol. I guess once you start seeing some cash come in, even if its a small amount, it makes it more real so hanging in there :) Hang in there too bud. It's tough but hopefully it will eventually get easier..I hope lol.
@@inspiresoundpro I just want to get monetized LOL 😂
@@Albertandcars Yeah I know the feeling. I just at least want to know what kind of money gets paid for my content. There are so many different opinions and they don't always match your exact content so its a guess until you actually get monetized and paid.
@@inspiresoundpro and getting ideas for videos is a pain too haha
Grind life haha
Whoa, this is awesome! Thanks a ton! I really needed to hear this, and you've totally made my day. I'm feeling good now and ready to dive into some serious learning. Gotta say, you've outdone yourself this time. This video is absolutely fantastic! What about: The secret of storytelling or how to keep people hooked on a faceless channel. Thanks for everything Nate!
Being a life long learner is definitely essential for anything! Good thoughts!
A person that isn’t willing to learn and apply the necessary skills for any endeavor will find themselves struggling! Fortunately, there is a wealth of wisdom out there - audio books, online courses and consultations with Nate! 🙂
I love your videos. I always leave feeling inspired and informed. I will do my best to take this knowledge and apply it to my channel. Thank you so much!!!
You have no idea how much I needed this video. Your content is always on point. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much Nate!! This video is solid gold for so many of us, soooo spot on. Awesome as usual sir!!
Love you Nate. Glad you’re on your own. I’m still struggling but always learning what you teach and try to grow grow grow
That’s the spirit!
Thanks for this, Nate! I tend to think there's not great advice out there for me because my channel is so specific, but I always get great ideas from watching your videos! Every little bit of improvement and tweaking and learning helps!
Wow, you have completely nailed everything that I kind of know I'm doing wrong and am failing to fix! And after 5 years, you're right, my patience is going and so is my time. Thanks Nate:)
1) Learning rate. If you're not picking up the right things and being effective, you'll fail. 2) Mindset. Gotta stick with it. Filter out ugly feedback. Your own narrative can steer you into a ditch. 3) Application rate. If not enough action, you'll lose momentum, and you'll pack it up. 4) Stop caring. What does enough mean? Other priorities can take over.
Because you are kind of enough to share your progress/ journey and teaching it to us. I have been able to increase my views. Thanks Nate!
Love the channel Nate. I’ve followed a lot of your advice and I’m happy with progress. Of course I always want to do better, that’s the key to me. Striving to do better in every area- content, production, story line, quality. Not always easy👍
You’ve done it again Nate! The right message at the right time. I’m uploading the premiere video for my new channel on Friday and I almost cancelled as I was finding that from the time I started working on it till now (I’m currently working on the next video) that I’m still learning new techniques and growing my skill set. I was afraid that by the time of my first upload I would feel that the video would already be below my standard. But understanding that growth through learning is an organic progression will keep me looking forward not back. Thanks again. Boop. 👍
I think a creative mind is a vital point here. Discover new things, show it & get viral. I don't know how to get that creative idea
Nate, your advice is always right on point! Big emphasis on the mental fortitude as well, most people I've met that start this give up due to external negativity (comments) or internal negativity (self doubt). Great video, I hope this helps a lot of people 💪
@ThatNateBlack I’m a fairly recent subscriber and gotta say, every time I watch there’s more to love. More insight, more ways to grow my channel, more ways to, uh, not grow my channel.😅 You have so much compassion for your audience, beyond just tossing out analytics or exercises. You’re a buddy as well as a guide. And I love that you leave in your little bloopers, those keep it really real. For real. The community is awesome too. And yes, I always boop the Like button. Gratitude and 💖.
Great point. On mental health, I started my channel for my own personal mental wellbeing & I really enjoy making content for myself and helping others people with the same interests & passionate about is very rewarding but there are times when I feel that I’m moving too slow that I’m doing something wrong or missing something altogether.
I wish I would have watched you sooner! I have been doing this for a couple years and it definitely gets hard. But I am taking joy knowing that I can still make it possible! Thank you for the videos you are making to help keep my head on straight to keep going! :)
Great advise Nate, I have to admit cutting off the end is getting a bit irritated. I’m definitely in the tipping point but for a different reason. I became so consumed creating content for 2-1/2 years during and after the pandemic I neglected other projects and relationships. Just need to get caught up and find a balance point.
Love naming your negative thoughts so that you can call them out by name. My negative thought comes in the form of “is this worth it?” I keep a handful of experiences I’ve loved that I wouldn’t have had if it weren’t for the channel in my mind’s back pocket, and pull them out to answer that question.
That is a great way of dealing with the negativity that creeps up every now and again.
As someone who stutters and falls over my words a lot in my videos and in just day to day life, I've been loving that you've left bloopers in the videos.
Yup another good one Nate. Thankfully I have not experienced any “burn out” then again I’m on 9 months in. However I did watch my very first video and it was sup cringe. I’m not saying my current stuff is the best. But I sure do see the growth! Let’s gooooooo!
Wow Nate this video came at the perfect time! It’s given me a lot to think about for my future on TH-cam!
There are times when I feel like giving up. I take a couple days away and then come back and look at it again with a fresh mind. I'm still here so it works. As far as what I need to do, I know what it is just working up the bravery to make the next move.
You can do it!
Thanks Nate for motivating us to go forward! ☺
What a video,Nate!So much to learn from all you’ve just discussed in it!❤
*I adore Income School and their content. I've been watching every single of their videos during lockdown including their oldest videos. Life got busy in the last year or 2 so I didn't have time to watch as much. I just subscribed to you because you were part of their team so how could I not? haha. Looking forward to seeing your videos. Thank you for your hard work.*
Hi Nate, I think my channel is going well but very slowly. At the same time I keep improving my video over the last one.
I liked this video before even five seconds reached because I directly found that it helps me. This is a kind of motivation to me. Thanks a lot for this video.
I’ve got a big desire to be here and succeed. But I was one of those that needed to take a break, not because I was burning out, but because I got a new job, had to move, and then got pregnant. I had to prioritize myself and new baby. Now that he’s a couple months old, I’m trying to get back to the grind and am trying to implement all I’ve been thinking about during my break.
The key is impressions. Whether through YT recommending or coming up near the top in search. Without impressions the video will sit there doing nothing.
Thank you for this Nate! Something I really need to work on. I had a viewer tell me she liked my videos but I talked to fast so I’ve made a point to talk slower and I’m seeing results in my retention so I’m guessing she wasn’t the only one who thought that. I’m glad I took her advice.
Its so hard to get honest, valuable feedback. awesome you got this and made a change that helped!
I have to make an effort to slow down and enunciate.
@@LilyGazou It’s hard when it’s not how you naturally do things but it definitely gets easier the more you do it.
I needed this, Nate. My Grumpelstiltskin has been telling me to give up over the last few weeks. I know what needs to be done to find success here. I just need to figure out how to integrate the knowledge into my specific topic. ...I need to figure out how to "good clickbait" my specific topics, thumbnails, and titles. I've been trying to do that for a while now. The problem has been rolling around in my head, looking for a solution, for about a year now. It's not easy. Your encouragement is very helpful though.
Discovered your channel yesterday, big fan of your content! Trying to use your advice on my own TH-cam journey!
Great advice & words encouragement!
Attaching a project to my learning has been a game changer!
I retain the information & it gives me immediate feedback on what I need to improve.
The "expectation" of "taking off" that doesn't happen . . . leads to failure. The unrealistic expectation. One just needs to continue to work toward success: however an individual solves the problem and gains knowledge. Putting a time limit on it causes PRESSURE. Pressure = STRESS. Don't do that. Have a positive FUN learning experience and cut out all the stress. This isn't a contest to be won, it's an experience to be had.
I haven’t had time to watch videos on TH-cam since you first launched your channel. I’m glad you kept Howdy-Howdy!
Love your content and the way you present things. You’re doing a great job👏🏻
Thank you so much for this amazing and detailed information. Love the sudden ends. You were talking about it in a video a few weeks or months ago. Great to hear your talks, Nate! I want to know what that “see if” means!
Thanks for this video. The way you explain things has helped me better understand my own processes (or lack thereof lol).
Thank you so much. I needed to hear that. The problem is I’m VERY impatient.. I started my channel 2 months ago and some days I get really frustrated if I don’t get a subscriber. But you’ve said it beautifully. I will be patient and continue to create 😊
I watched ( full watch!) one of your videos. It shows the beauty of the truck. I’ve read several books on the Camino. I actually ended up at the terminal point by way of no plan when I was backpacking around Europe before iG and fB😂.
I’ll watch more.
I don’t know if you covered this - but part of the fascination is what makes people choose to undergo this pilgrimage and how it gradually changes them, the friends they make along the way, the realizations they have.
So- the inward journey.
And now I will watch more. 👍🏼
Because I would love to do this someday. I’m studying French and Spanish to get ready😂
Thanks for the morale boost! New channel in the making and learning as well here! ❤
Love the content Nate (Nick :)). Been binging - my takeaway for tonight is showing personality, and focusing on 1 thing only. This 1 thing is getting emotions through on thumbnails.
Thanks again for the help.
Awesome content! I’m internalizing your lessons and applying it to my channel! Thanks!
I'm gonna be 100% honest, I know why I haven't blown up on TH-cam. I just don't upload on a regular consistent bases, nor do I really stick to one subject. I normally bounce around from game to game so things don't get repetitive. But come September 6th when Starfield drops, OH THE IDEAS I HAVE ARE GONNA BE WACK!!! XD So my fingers are crossed I'll be able to stick to that for a solid period of time and see where it goes.
I came across this channel on accident trying to find new ways to improve my content. That was a couple hours ago and now I have a full page of notes to work with lol. Thanks for posting your insight online to help us out here Nate! You deserve a lot more subs for this kind of content. I'll start by adding +1
Hey thank you! Glad you’re here also!
My finger is on Auto-Boop with everyone of your video. Thank you, you are helping me a lot with my channel, still struggling with logistics for time management. But you helped and helping me in my journey,
Dude!!!!! That abrupt ending tho!!!! I run pick up my phone to see what happened EVERY SINGLE TIME!
Remember: learning without application is just entertainment.
The Legend Nate has posted 🔥 And I'm actually early to his video. Life is complete!
The legend @everythingarsenaltv has comment on my video! 🙌
Thank you! I've been immersing myself in learning everything I can in my free time and implementing it in my videos. Trial and error.
Thanks Nate, I look forward for your videos every week 🎉
I started as a “gaming channel” but decided last week that I wanted to make whatever I want with no limit! I have been way happier with coming up with ideas and creating in general. Gained 30 subs in a week (faster than I ever have) Channel will transition soon but I’m not to worried about the “name” etc.. Just wanna make fun and quality stuff that makes me smile 😊
I see what you did there at the end, sir. Love your content and it would be great if you could make a video on how to hone in on YT analytics to discover who is watching your videos and how to curate videos around that audience. TYSM for all your vids!
Hahahaha you’re totally trying to see who’s watching until the end?
I assumed that style might have been something from the previous channel you were on (I found you here first).
Fantastic content and very inspirational. I have two channels already and am working on a third for a different subject matter. Love your perspective and shared experience.
THANK YOU!
You are by far my favorite creator for creators. Your tips are so useful, down to earth, and uplifting. I love how you add in something to help us with the mental stress of creating in most of your videos. I would LOVE to see cover some of the challenges of creating content for kids. … or roast a channel made for kids (I volunteer as tribute!) I’m curious, do you have many other subs creating content for children?
Yo I just started and you guys are keeping me going so for that thank you ❤
Thank you Nate. I definitely feel like I have the patience to continue and push through the pain of slow growth. I realize it takes time, and I'm committed for life. Although I have to admit that sometimes the competition in my niche seems a little daunting. I can only imagine having thousands or hundreds of thousands of subscribers. That being said, my motivation is to truly help those who play ttrpg games to improve their craft and provide them practical resources, not just for the sake of monetization (which of course is a major goal, hoping to quit my job at some point), but I genuinely have a passion for running and playing ttrpg games. I currently have 12 subscribers! Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
You are a great motivator, especially for me 😊
Hi Nate, here's two other ideas that would be useful for us. One, some videos on using TH-cam to link to monetizing yourself in other ways, such as creating info products or other creative ways to earn money. Two, deciding on linking TH-cam to a blog or a webpage, and how to do it. Thanks for asking, Nate, and I'm really looking forward to your new videos to come!
The fact that you’re already here watching this video is a great indicator towards future success to you!
I have had both, my shorts and long video's suddenly stopped getting views. In surprising fashion from the other video's I have made over the year. Not knowing what is happening or how to fix it really intensifies the burnout for me. I'm still trying, but it's difficult if you can't figure out what to fix. Love your videos, though!! I'll get there one day, haha!! Thanks!!
Your my absolute go to ✨ your videos are always so helpful thank you so much for your time and efforts to create this video and help others 🦋 I think that’s really important thinking about how you can level up the next video learning and growing each video you create and over time it all fall into place 🙏🏼 jus never give up ☺️
I love when you pose questions I can ask myself about my channel (or, even better, questions I can ask myself about BIG channels I’m trying to follow in the footsteps of). Sometimes for example, it’s hard to know what, of all the things in a big channel’s thumbnail, is the key that makes it really work, ya know?
Got any magic questions to help narrow that down? 😛
1) what recurring themes do I see (use of images, words, colors, emotions)?
2) how do I feel when I look at this (or these) thumbnails?
There are some questions I like 👍 🎉
@@ThatNateBlackoooh the feels one is 🔥.
HI Nate. Hi guys. So, this is my third TH-cam channel, the 2nd to be monetized and the first ever to make any real money. I've just got into the Partner Program, about a week ago or so and the first time I joined TH-cam was June 2021 and that channel is pretty much non existent at this point. I'm the least patient person I know but I stuck it out, third time's the charm I guess! What I learned was keep going and do something that excites you, people can tell the difference between enthusiasm and faking it. Amazingly enough I also realized I had much better views with one video a week than 2. I even did Vlogmas! hehehe.
I should also add that I've never had a viral video and I still monetized in 10 months so... totally possible guys, forget about viral, do what you love consistently and keep at it.
Keep going, you've got this!
Yes, I'm on a binge-but don't worry, I am doing yoga while i listen 😂 AND taking notes-literally. Thank you, Nate!
Great video. Monday motivation!
$749 for a 1:1 consultation. 😬
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Great advice. Appreciate your videos.
Especially the "Grumplestilskin"-Tip is extremely helpful. Thank you Nate for your openess.
This is some solid advice for anyone wanting to grow their channel.
This video has come at just the right time for me.
I'm just about to record my next video where I'm going to announce that I'm taking a break, to ease the pressure off me a little and to give me more time for other things.
And then I hope to come back stronger than ever, when I do have more time (maybe in 3 to 6 months time)
Thanks Nate.
Taking a break is often necessary. I hope you enjoy it and come back stronger.
@@LisaHarvey16 Thank you Lisa
Sometimes that’s the only way to refresh yourself.
Learn a lot from your videos. Thanks Nate. Merry Christmas! Wish you the best in 2024!
Following Nate since channel makers days and when I one day finally go beyond faceless, it's Nate I w name as an inspiration!🎉❤
Really connected with this video so thank you. I'm starting to wonder if I'd prefer doing a blog over video but not quite calling it yet. Might try both!
I agree with you Nate that my learning is holding my channel back. I have been agonizing about how to record my content in a different way instead of practising how to do it. That stops now. I'm going to practise with my next video instead of putting it off!
Yes! Go for it! You've got this!
Have fun and make videos you yourself would want to watch. If you fall to do either of these things it will show in a big way. Loving editing helps too.
love your channel, glad you struck out on your own!
I’ve been building my channel since 2015 and I’ve made a mistakes from time to time. Learn from them and grow from them.
Nate this is exactly what I needed to hear today. Doubt is constantly creeping in, now I can give it a name and shoo it away. Any suggestions for how to get affordable coaching?
You get negative gremlins? How could anyone think anything less than perfection about the legend known as Nate. 😊 Love you Man. You’ve been a huge part of my TH-cam growth journey over two years. Thank you
It's difficult to pinpoint just one, but for me it's about increasing the OPPORTUNITY for my content to be viewed by the biggest audience. What goes into that topic would be your call as you are the guru.
Love the quote: “I may not know everything but I’m good at getting a sound or song out of my mind into the speakers.”
This is a quote that helps keep me driven: “There is no chance, no destiny, no fate, that can circumvent, or hinder, or control the firm resolve of a determined soul.” -Ella Wheeler Wilcox
I’m curious if anyone else has a quote that helps keep them motivated or in the right mindset with their TH-cam creation?
Also…Grumplestiltskin…😂
Yes, when I’m not feeling good enough I remind myself of the quote “comparison is the thief of joy”, which brings me back down to earth. I also have the following quote hanging on my home office wall, “we suffer more often in imagination than in reality”, from Seneca. It reminds me to go easy on myself and remember that nothing is that serious.
My quote to. Player me- “I have eaten today”. 😂
Love your advice Nate 🎉
Great video Nate. This video made me think about three skills that I have been trying to learn lately. In true “Mr. Fred fashion” I have been trying to do all three at once. After watching this video, I have decided to consume them one by one.
Great advice. This video is so meaningful and helpful😊. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.