there is one captain to every yacht and a crew there is one CEO of every company and a work force there are more company's out there then yachts with crew so you are in a small work force to start with there is every chance you will get your dream job don't give up on the dream its your dream after all
Matthew, your guidance and your outlook on how humans are better off when they work together is really priceless. It is easy to figure out exactly what courses, qualifications and test scores are needed for just about any profession, but none of those things will make you successful in your chosen profession. I didn't come up with any of that on my own, I am learning these things from watching and absorbing your content on your fantastic TH-cam channel. I had no idea that you even existed until a few days ago. Today is the first time that I have had the pleasure of watching one of your videos on the day that you released it and I am very happy about that, Matthew!
Hello Mitchell, and thank you for this thoughtful comment. I'm happy to hear that you found some value in these lessons, and I look forward to bringing you more videos every Sunday!
Such wisdom coming from someone so young. Your work ethic and determination will take you as far as you wish to go and then some! Keep on sharing and inspiring because you are making a difference in some peoples future.
Shedding light and sunshine once again!! a huge pep talk that works even for folks who are not yachting types. This advice is wonderful no matter what your career hopes and dreams are. Looking forward tot he next episode! Thank you for all the extra value this go around. :)
Happy 1st TH-cam Channel Anniversary! Your now at 3.47K Subscribers, good for you and I'm happy for you. It is funny how your philosophy applies to life in general, this is why your channel is so appealing to a large audience. I for instance, am not from the yachting industry nor will I ever be, but it is an interest of mine, and your channel helps to fulfill that interest, specially from the crew perspective. We have learnt so much from you and your professional and personal life. You've managed to educate and entertain all of us with what anyone could say, very little to work with, given your circumstance, working on a private yacht were you can't disclose to much of the yacht, and a crew that wishes to remain anonymous, and I would probably feel the same. All I can say is you keep surprising us the amount of content that you manage to create. Keep up the great work. Don't ever forget, no matter if my comments seems controversial to say the least from time to time, 1 - its because you have unleashed my will to be honest with you and you viewers as you have with us. And 2 - Its never meant as a negative against you. Love your channel!
Thanks Frank! You've been a great support for a long while now, and I've appreciated every single one of your thoughtful comments. I didn't anticipate that the channel would ever be of interest to anyone other than yacht crew, but I'm happy to know that it provides value to a much wider audience. The input from those outside the industry is invaluable, and I think the channel is so much better as a result.
Once again, excellent video Matthew. THE biggest one for me was No.4, being consistent and patient. I knew that when I wanted to transition to private aviation, it would be a long slog as men are not to be commonly found in the cabins of private jets, but a patient and consistent approach over a few years is what it took. And, its odd that you mention the "better together" part, as I honestly did not think that my own personal journey was anything that others would notice, but because I had to get myself "out there" and step "outside my comfort zone" a heck of a lot, in the following years, there have been several occasions of people saying that they followed my journey and am glad to see that all the networking, talking, applications and "never giving up" paid off massively to get me to where I am now. Another enjoyable video to watch, and congratulations on you 1st anniversary!
Thanks Andi! I congratulate you for sticking with your dream until it finally became a reality. You're an inspiration for anyone wanting to succeed in private aviation, and I really appreciate you sharing your story here.
As you put it, I'm currently doing the easy bit! Haha but also solidifying my navigational knowledge by doing some further reading (currently struggling a little with CTS...). Hope you are well Matthew :)
I'm very well thanks Motters. The courses are absolutely necessary, and they will help to make you a more valuable and competent seafarer. I just wanted to highlight the fact that in isolation, courses can only take you so far.
@@WorkonaSuperyacht i absolutely agree. The courses are vital and in most cases, I would say they are a requirement, but of course, alongside the courses, its about how each individual and how they carry themselves and what they have to offer :)
Happy 1st TH-cam Birthday 🥳 Can't believe a year has passed and how much your channel has grown in that time! It's great to see how many people enjoy your videos and the knowledge you're sharing 😊 Also I'm starting to understand your job a bit more now 🤣
Congratulations with a year on the tube. I'm not a yachting guy , but I love your videos. There are advise that I can take with me to my little boat, or to life as general. Keep up the good work.
Hello Raed. I will be posting a video all about this on Sunday 18th April! Thank you for supporting the channel, and please let me know if you have any further questions after watching the video.
I have been applying for a year and did more the 100 attempts. I have worked as a carpenter for 6 months to become closer to yacht industry and I still believe in fortune. I have done 2 contact on cruise ships and it was mush easyer to find the job. Any way I carry on.
Hello Bohdan. You got started, you're looking for ways to add more value, and you're being consistent and very patient! If you continue to do this, a yacht job opportunity will eventually emerge. Have you been able to visit any yachts in person? Thank you for all your support over the last year. I look forward to making more videos that can help you to achieve your goal.
Hey there enjoying all the videos I really wanna get into this but I love gym can you fit gym in this type of job are there gyms on the yachts or do you get type off board the boats that so for your time
Great question! Larger yachts (~70 metres in length and over) normally have a dedicated gym for the crew. For smaller yachts that don't, it will sometimes be possible to use the guest gym (so long as guests aren't on board). In addition, if a yacht is in the same port or shipyard for an extended period, you can usually find a local gym to go to.
How will you apply these lessons to your superyacht career? I look forward to hearing your thoughts...
I have nothing to do with the superyacht industry but I enjoy your videos and wish you luck Matthew, you deserve it
Hello pcb1962. I really appreciate you saying this. Thank you.
One year , it's your first 🎁 and surely not the last 🥇 ( gold ), thank you Matthew.
Thank you Rudi. It most definitely won't be the last!
Congratulations Mat! Thanks for all information and your effort.
Thank you Nabil! I'm happy to hear that you find the videos so informative.
Hi Matthew! Light and good video. Practice and patient it it really works. You must have right vector 👍
Thank you Alex! I hope to see your consistency and patience lead to a yacht job this summer!
Congratulations on one year on TH-cam. Wishing you continued success.
Thank you Barbara! I really appreciate all the support you've shown in the comments over the last year.
there is one captain to every yacht and a crew
there is one CEO of every company and a work force
there are more company's out there then yachts with crew so you are in a small work force to start with
there is every chance you will get your dream job don't give up on the dream its your dream after all
Thank you Patrick! I really appreciate you taking the time with this encouraging comment.
Congratulations for one year! Grate video again
Thank you Tiago! Do you have any cruising plans for the summer, or is it still uncertain?
Matthew, your guidance and your outlook on how humans are better off when they work together is really priceless. It is easy to figure out exactly what courses, qualifications and test scores are needed for just about any profession, but none of those things will make you successful in your chosen profession.
I didn't come up with any of that on my own, I am learning these things from watching and absorbing your content on your fantastic TH-cam channel. I had no idea that you even existed until a few days ago. Today is the first time that I have had the pleasure of watching one of your videos on the day that you released it and I am very happy about that, Matthew!
Hello Mitchell, and thank you for this thoughtful comment. I'm happy to hear that you found some value in these lessons, and I look forward to bringing you more videos every Sunday!
@@WorkonaSuperyacht Your weekly videos are definitely something to look forward to absorbing!
A great You Tube channel, informative and reminds me of my time working onboard
Thank you Christopher, and welcome to the channel! How long ago did you stop working on yachts?
Such wisdom coming from someone so young. Your work ethic and determination will take you as far as you wish to go and then some! Keep on sharing and inspiring because you are making a difference in some peoples future.
Thank you ParatyShow! I really appreciate your support and encouragement.
Shedding light and sunshine once again!! a huge pep talk that works even for folks who are not yachting types. This advice is wonderful no matter what your career hopes and dreams are. Looking forward tot he next episode! Thank you for all the extra value this go around. :)
This is such a wonderful comment to receive! Thank you for the encouragement.
Great video. You are living proof of what can be achieved with a little patience, determination and courage. Keep up the great work!
Patience, determination, courage, and some help and guidance from you!
Thank you!
Happy 1st TH-cam Channel Anniversary! Your now at 3.47K Subscribers, good for you and I'm happy for you.
It is funny how your philosophy applies to life in general, this is why your channel is so appealing to a large audience. I for instance, am not from the yachting industry nor will I ever be, but it is an interest of mine, and your channel helps to fulfill that interest, specially from the crew perspective.
We have learnt so much from you and your professional and personal life.
You've managed to educate and entertain all of us with what anyone could say, very little to work with, given your circumstance, working on a private yacht were you can't disclose to much of the yacht, and a crew that wishes to remain anonymous, and I would probably feel the same.
All I can say is you keep surprising us the amount of content that you manage to create. Keep up the great work.
Don't ever forget, no matter if my comments seems controversial to say the least from time to time, 1 - its because you have unleashed my will to be honest with you and you viewers as you have with us. And 2 - Its never meant as a negative against you.
Love your channel!
Thanks Frank! You've been a great support for a long while now, and I've appreciated every single one of your thoughtful comments. I didn't anticipate that the channel would ever be of interest to anyone other than yacht crew, but I'm happy to know that it provides value to a much wider audience. The input from those outside the industry is invaluable, and I think the channel is so much better as a result.
@@WorkonaSuperyacht Your welcome and it's a continued pleasure to view, enjoy and comment. A toast to your continued growth and success.
Once again, excellent video Matthew. THE biggest one for me was No.4, being consistent and patient. I knew that when I wanted to transition to private aviation, it would be a long slog as men are not to be commonly found in the cabins of private jets, but a patient and consistent approach over a few years is what it took. And, its odd that you mention the "better together" part, as I honestly did not think that my own personal journey was anything that others would notice, but because I had to get myself "out there" and step "outside my comfort zone" a heck of a lot, in the following years, there have been several occasions of people saying that they followed my journey and am glad to see that all the networking, talking, applications and "never giving up" paid off massively to get me to where I am now. Another enjoyable video to watch, and congratulations on you 1st anniversary!
Thanks Andi! I congratulate you for sticking with your dream until it finally became a reality. You're an inspiration for anyone wanting to succeed in private aviation, and I really appreciate you sharing your story here.
Excellent video as always!
Thanks Marc! I'm happy to hear that you enjoyed it.
I loved! Well done - be success
Thank you Adriana!
As you put it, I'm currently doing the easy bit! Haha but also solidifying my navigational knowledge by doing some further reading (currently struggling a little with CTS...). Hope you are well Matthew :)
I'm very well thanks Motters. The courses are absolutely necessary, and they will help to make you a more valuable and competent seafarer. I just wanted to highlight the fact that in isolation, courses can only take you so far.
@@WorkonaSuperyacht i absolutely agree. The courses are vital and in most cases, I would say they are a requirement, but of course, alongside the courses, its about how each individual and how they carry themselves and what they have to offer :)
Happy 1st TH-cam Birthday 🥳
Can't believe a year has passed and how much your channel has grown in that time! It's great to see how many people enjoy your videos and the knowledge you're sharing 😊
Also I'm starting to understand your job a bit more now 🤣
Thanks Meg! "I'm starting to understand your job a bit more now". That's exactly what my Mum says!
I love watching your channel as I can learn a lot about seamanship.
Really great content.
👍👍👍⛵
Thank you Daniel. I hope we can get out on the water soon, and then I'll be able to show you even more!
Congratulations with a year on the tube. I'm not a yachting guy , but I love your videos. There are advise that I can take with me to my little boat, or to life as general. Keep up the good work.
Thank you Tingeling! It's great to hear that you enjoy the videos so much. What type of boat do you have?
@Work on a Superyacht I have a 23' Karnic , with a 140 hp Volvo D3 enine. I use it all year long.
@Tingeling That's a great looking boat! Thank you for sharing.
thanks for the video! you inspire🤗
Thank you, Nikita. It's great to hear that you found some inspiration in this video! 😊
Hello Matthew, hope all is well. Is it possible to do a video that guides us how to fill up the service books and record books correctly? Thank you
Hello Raed. I will be posting a video all about this on Sunday 18th April! Thank you for supporting the channel, and please let me know if you have any further questions after watching the video.
@@WorkonaSuperyacht Appreciate your guidance many thanks really, looking forward to watching it!!
Good video
Thank you Aeron!
I have been applying for a year and did more the 100 attempts. I have worked as a carpenter for 6 months to become closer to yacht industry and I still believe in fortune. I have done 2 contact on cruise ships and it was mush easyer to find the job. Any way I carry on.
Hello Bohdan. You got started, you're looking for ways to add more value, and you're being consistent and very patient! If you continue to do this, a yacht job opportunity will eventually emerge. Have you been able to visit any yachts in person?
Thank you for all your support over the last year. I look forward to making more videos that can help you to achieve your goal.
Second comm :) Nice video! Good job, Matthew!
Hello Remus. TH-cam is now telling me that you've reached "Top Commenter" status on this channel. Thank you for all your support!
@@WorkonaSuperyacht Nice! I always want to support good content like on your channel. 😉
Hey there enjoying all the videos I really wanna get into this but I love gym can you fit gym in this type of job are there gyms on the yachts or do you get type off board the boats that so for your time
Great question! Larger yachts (~70 metres in length and over) normally have a dedicated gym for the crew. For smaller yachts that don't, it will sometimes be possible to use the guest gym (so long as guests aren't on board). In addition, if a yacht is in the same port or shipyard for an extended period, you can usually find a local gym to go to.
It's too late for me to join the crew, so I'll have to set my goal on becoming either a guest or owner.
I think this sounds like a fabulous goal! Thank you for all your thoughtful questions and comments over the last few months.
Thats so true)
You've been a huge support right from the beginning! Thank you Caio.
Give away?
Haha, not on this one!
Can I get you're snap or any pvt ID
Hello Rad. What is a snap or pvt ID?
@@WorkonaSuperyacht I meant I need to message you privately. R u on snap chat or in any other media
@Rad Mallu You can find me on Instagram @work_on_a_superyacht. Or you can email me: workonasuperyacht@gmail.com