He believes the most effective way to grow on YouTube and succeed in the creator economy is to obsessively focus on making the best possible videos.

“I'm the only one to this day that still says this everyone's all about everything else I'm like literally I'm up here getting like 10 times more views than everyone else and I'm just going just make great videos just obsess them what people want and give them what they want”

Maintaining a strict and consistent upload schedule is vital for long-term growth and momentum on YouTube.

“If I've been this disciplined for 5 years, I'm going to carry it forward. And I know myself once once I scale back there's no going back to it. I've I've built up to such momentum where it's it's only it's only downhill Yeah. from here.”

Creators should aim to build and own their own product brands rather than relying solely on advertising revenue.

“Every creator is going to end up having a podcast. And every creator is going to end up having a product that they own. You know, I think the days of advertisers on a podcast are going to be doomed.”

Creators must treat college as a strategic business expense to leverage the popularity of student life content for growth.

“I saw the opportunity to go to college to make videos going to college to make videos yes so being a college YouTuber yeah at the time I noticed like all these college videos do so well and they're no offense like kind of like I was like What if I go to college and I just make videos”