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TheGreatestBanana126/16/2024

Some things that I learned was everyone has their own journey and that you shouldn't compare yourself to others, so be yourself don't be someone else. another thing I learned which eventually help was that to try not focus on viewership numbers as that can lead to negative feelings and that can then also show in your content if you let it get to you to much which in turn could make viewers not watch you. It is important to just be yourself and have fun.

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Makster6/16/2024

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I am a big fan of streaks

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Lynicx6/15/2024

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I learnt to be myself and have fun doing it

this is the most important thing because people like you for you not an act yo put on in front of a camera this is also very mentally exhausting to do and eventually burns you out to be a content creator you need to have fun as well if you don't like what your doing then you are less likely to do it.

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Limal6/14/2024

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always create a value for yuor audience

When the audience knows that your content will help, entertain or inspire them, they are more likely to stay engaged and loyal. By focusing on what my audience needed and valued, I was able to create a more meaningful and impactful connection with them.

However, I must add that my streaming is currently very limited, as I now dedicate most of my free time to my family.

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Lanah Tyra6/13/2024

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At the end of the day, you can only count on yourself.

It's fine to have creator friends, or prominent members of your community who feel like you've known for ages. Or even to ask real life family and friends to support your content. But never take it for granted, and don't assume that these people will stand by your side always.

Many times did I find myself without any support, people who were still there the day before have suddenly disappeared, because it was not easy times, or not a moment where I would give something. It was times where for a change I needed something, and no matter how small it was, how easy it would have been for someone to help even just by landing an ear or sharing a video... they all disappeared.

There are a handful of people who I know I can count on, but even then I don't really ask for any kind of help anymore, because those few will help without asking.

So for your own sanity, best to approach everything with the thought of having to deal with it alone, and if someone does jump in to help you on the way, it will feel nice and make it a lot easier to see who are those around you who truly care.