The harsh reality of running a YouTube automation business? 99% of the work happens in the office. I spend most of my day behind a laptop, that’s the sacrifice many aren’t willing to make. The travel and financial freedom? It comes at a cost😉

I once had a YouTube channel (not faceless) and an Instagram theme page. Both were successful, but neither paid enough to go full-time. That was the problem, fun doesn’t pay the bills. With YT automation, I learned that finding a solid side hustle and putting money first is

I hear way too many people talking about their passion or which niche they find most fun. But the truth is, you just need to find a gap in the market and make money from it. Of course, passion matters, but that’s not how business works

Been seriously locked in these past few weeks: – Got the new office, finally working together – Hit record revenue days – Taking health seriously, gym’s been consistent – Launched our first partner channels – Planned some work-cations to reset later Crazy how rewarding it is

Exactly one year ago, I quit my job. I had made zero money with YouTube, had zero results but I had the delusional belief that I could make it work. Be the person who’s “delusional.” That one decision changed my entire life.

Every now and then it hits me how wild it is that I get to do YouTube and make money from it. Genuinely so grateful, this platform changed my life.

One year ago, I was stuck in a 9-5. Now I wake up with full freedom, building my dream on YouTube. No secret formula — just mindset, consistency, and refusing to quit. THIS CAN BE YOU. Start today. Drop the excuses. You’re way closer to $10K/month than you think.

Be honest… how many times a day do you check your YouTube realtime? I swear I’ve become addicted to YouTube Studio 😂 At this point, I’m probably checking it 50+ times a day.

Just a reminder: keep going. Don’t give up on the dream, it’s closer than you think. Consistency beats everything. Even when it’s slow, show up. You’re building something life changing.

Niels and I just hit a €1,600 day on our channel 💰 I’d say two things made this work: – We picked the right niche. Tons of views, barely any competition – We moved fast. Once we found the niche, we had a full team cranking out videos every week

Last few months have been pure PEACE. This is exactly what I envisioned; full freedom to do whatever the f*ck I want while blowing up YouTube channels. This is the life you should be chasing. Passion. Freedom. And enough money to explore every corner of this map. I feel amazing,

Celebrating my 22nd birthday today. One year ago, I made $0 with YouTube. One year later, over $225,000 earned. There is MASSIVE opportunity right now in the YouTube space to get rich. My story shows what’s possible when you lock in. We’re in a digital gold rush. Get started.

I like to call YouTube digital real estate. The content we create can still gain traction YEARS after being uploaded. Look at this video, just chilling 97 days after upload. Going to a million soon.

Nothing beats a $1500 earnings day while drinking a cold red bull. Friday afternoon grind: setting up new teams and keeping the systems flowing. Yes, I f*cking love YouTube ❤️

Been obsessed with system building lately. Ran my YouTube automation team messy for months, but the past few weeks I’ve cleaned it all up. Everything’s finally flowing and I’ve got more free time because of it.

6 months ago I started translating my English content into German. Used ElevenLabs for voiceovers and hired a cheap editor, about $20 per video. Total cost: $1,920 Total revenue: $46,413 Now doing $5,000/month consistently with a good RPM of $6 If you’re not translating your

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