The release of GTA 6 is a once-in-a-decade gold rush for creators. 99% will fail because they have no content strategy. They'll just post random gameplay clips when it drops. Here's the exact playbook to find and dominate the winning formats before the game is even out. Step

My laziest year was also my most profitable The whole "grindset" hustle culture is a psyop designed by people who want you to stay busy while they get rich. The "grindset" guys are spending 12 hours a day locked in their rooms, burning out on low-leverage tasks, and bragging

School drilled into us ‘don’t copy, don’t steal’… yet the real world rewards the exact opposite. Wild.

One successful Shorts channel is for amateurs. Real players build monopolies. Once you've cracked the code on a winning format, you have two plays to dominate the algorithm: 1. The Monopoly: Overt domination. Franchise your winning format. Same voiceover, same editing

Tinder, Hinge, and OkCupid are all owned by the same company. Lamborghini, Porsche, and Audi all report to the same CEO at Volkswagen. Dasani and Smartwater are both just Coca-Cola. The "competition" you see every day is a carefully crafted illusion. This is the "Illusion of

X is full of game. If you lock in daily and don’t hit at least $5k/mo by year’s end, that’s on you. Just being here puts you ahead of 95% of creators in mindset + progress.

I've lost over $50k in ad revenue because of YouTube's monetization delay. It's a mistake I will never make again. Here's the lesson. You grind for weeks, a video finally explodes, and your reward is $0 because you're still waiting for YouTube to approve you. You're leaving a

20th channel monetized What’s the ceiling here?

There are maybe 3-4 of these "windows" a year. Catching one is the difference between grinding for $1k and printing $50k without thinking. The game isn't "making videos." The game isn't about 'creating' more than everyone else. It's about sitting on the beach, observing the

In business, the person who plays both sides of the board always wins. On YouTube, 99% of creators don't even know this is an option. The most profitable creators do. They aren't finding stories. They are manufacturing them. They play both sides of the board for double the

Anyone who’s been active and talking in the space the last 6 months knew this was coming, even the companies knew. We just didnt know when it would land