Let's get to it.
Self-promotion feels super weird, especially in the beginning.
But we need an audience, so what can we do?
Drumroll! Build your project live.
It's an easy and super powerful way to grow an audience.
Here's how to live stream your projects on YouTube.
First thing, download Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) here.

As that's downloading, go to YouTube and make sure you're logged in.
Click on video camera icon and then click Go Live.
(Don't worry you won't go live yet. lol)

I had a 24 wait at this point. You might too.

When your account is ready to stream it will look like this.

Once it's ready, click the COPY  button to copy your Stream Key.

Then open OBS and click Settings.

In the pop up window, click Stream. Then:

You're all set up!
Now, when you're ready to "Go Live" simply:

You'll know you're live because your YouTube Dashboard will look like this.

When you're done, click End Stream in OBS and in your YouTube Dashboard.
Ending a Stream in Youtube
Pro Tip: to save your streams to your channel after you end your stream also click Record Stream in OBS whenever you go live.

The key to growing an audience through live building or live updates is not about how perfect your first stream is.
Proof?
Here. Look at Joe Rogan's first ever podcast/stream.
It's, well... shit. lol

His first audience member actually told him it sucked. Seriously.
So let his start give you hope.
The key isn't your first stream.
The key is to show up, even in the tiniest bit, each and every day.
Keep going.