>>15 Write a script. Trust me. Otherwise it will be a rambling mess where you repeat yourself. The only people who can get away with rambling are people who already have an audience like Asmongold or vtubers because they are cute girls. To motivate yourself to write scripts just start a blog but disable comments because otherwise you might become desperate for people to post comments on your posts. Very few people read blogs, fewer still comment on them. The point is to motivate yourself to write something regularly not to gain an audience for your blog.
Don't start a channel where you are talking about too many topics, just stick to one if possible, like anime or visual novels and get deep into that. If you really have expert knowledge and autistic interest you can go deep into just one franchise/series/philosopher for your whole channel and so corner that market.
The biggest motivation to make videos is to get views, positive comments and, yes, money... So maybe start with some topics which will get more views. If you're talking anime, start with seasonal and popular shows. If you're talking about philosophy go with Nietzsche or Nick land.
Honestly these days you will be competing with videos with high production values, which means you will have to try hard with video editing from the start. Video editing is very time-consuming so you will basically have to spend all your free time on consuming content that makes sense for your channel. Basically you won't be able to consume things just because it is fun. You are going to have to enjoy making videos because you will enjoy what you consume less when you are forced to do homework on it essentially.
1. Find a topic you're obsessed about enough that you can motivate yourself to learn more about to the detriment of every other interest. 2.Start a blog with comments disabled to train yourself to churn out words regularly. 3. Talk about popular seasonal anime/philosophy. 4. Don't make unedited rambles. Make edited videos to the best of your ability or you will be depressed when nobody watches your videos or comments on them. N0 Thanky0u makes videos for fun which is good but if you're doing it as a way to make money then it's different. 5. You might feel like you are wasting your life and not doing anything productive or anything which is a service to society but ignore that feeling because objectively there isn't anything which is productive or unproductive. There's only what makes money and what doesn't make money. Become the human content machine.
Write a script. Trust me. Otherwise it will be a rambling mess where you repeat yourself. The only people who can get away with rambling are people who already have an audience like Asmongold or vtubers because they are cute girls. To motivate yourself to write scripts just start a blog but disable comments because otherwise you might become desperate for people to post comments on your posts. Very few people read blogs, fewer still comment on them. The point is to motivate yourself to write something regularly not to gain an audience for your blog.
Don't start a channel where you are talking about too many topics, just stick to one if possible, like anime or visual novels and get deep into that. If you really have expert knowledge and autistic interest you can go deep into just one franchise/series/philosopher for your whole channel and so corner that market.
The biggest motivation to make videos is to get views, positive comments and, yes, money... So maybe start with some topics which will get more views. If you're talking anime, start with seasonal and popular shows. If you're talking about philosophy go with Nietzsche or Nick land.
Honestly these days you will be competing with videos with high production values, which means you will have to try hard with video editing from the start. Video editing is very time-consuming so you will basically have to spend all your free time on consuming content that makes sense for your channel. Basically you won't be able to consume things just because it is fun. You are going to have to enjoy making videos because you will enjoy what you consume less when you are forced to do homework on it essentially.
1. Find a topic you're obsessed about enough that you can motivate yourself to learn more about to the detriment of every other interest.
2.Start a blog with comments disabled to train yourself to churn out words regularly.
3. Talk about popular seasonal anime/philosophy.
4. Don't make unedited rambles. Make edited videos to the best of your ability or you will be depressed when nobody watches your videos or comments on them. N0 Thanky0u makes videos for fun which is good but if you're doing it as a way to make money then it's different.
5. You might feel like you are wasting your life and not doing anything productive or anything which is a service to society but ignore that feeling because objectively there isn't anything which is productive or unproductive. There's only what makes money and what doesn't make money. Become the human content machine.