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Do anybody have a YouTube channel or can recommend a channel on makers life?

I would appreciate it.

I am not looking for GaryVee or other rock stars. It's about people at the beginning of their path.

Suggestions?

on May 24, 2020
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    Hey @rogovdm - not to be spammy, but I'm on YouTube now and would consider myself a maker/blogger/entrepreneur/indie hacker!

    Here's my origin story if you're cool with it. YouTube is a learning curve for me but I'm gaining momentum on my skills/delivery :)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PBhD3qgLag&feature=youtu.be

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      👍🏼

      This is what I'm looking for, so I'm fine. Thanks for sharing.

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        Awesome stuff. Well I hope you enjoy it amigo. It'll be quite the ride.

        Our whole business is going through a pivot right now. We were making decent money from consulting, but truthfully.. I wasn't loving it.

        It feels like we're starting from scratch, so you'll see how this all comes together!

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          Is that okay if I message you to chat about your pivot?

          I'm in similar stage, going from dance teacher to indie hacker :)

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            Absolutely we can chat. This will be my first online course so we’re going through the process of designing our modules and gathering input from entrepreneurs and businesses.

            My email is colin@marketingqualified.com if you’d like to arrange time for a video chat or something :)

            Also, I know 2 amazing individuals who have transitioned to teaching dance online if you’d like to connect with them! Happy to make the introduction.

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    Great question, I’m also interested

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      I've found this AWESOME dude. Exactly what I was looking for:
      https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTjPBE9BNsmv44wgxWEy2zw

      Shameless bonus. My channel:
      https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeyCNhFmy-dhrrbByqBraPQ

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        I checked your latest video about keeping going despite not yet succeeding.

        I really liked your points about 1) even if your product fails, you might still have learned new insights that could potentially bring you closer to eventual success and that 2) continuing to build various products is actually an iteration of your own maker process/mindset.

        Followed your channel. Good luck!

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          Damn! Thanks!

          Let's keep in touch! Ping me if I can help.