Why I Started Making YouTube Videos (Even Though I Suck at It)

Making YouTube videos is terrifying. But I'm doing it anyway, and here's why you should too. 🎬
In this honest episode, I share why I decided to start creating content despite struggling with speaking on camera, the learning curve of video production, and all the awkward moments that come with putting yourself out there.
What You'll Learn:
✅ The real reasons I started making YouTube videos
✅ How content creation teaches you skills you didn't expect
✅ Why struggling on camera actually makes you better at communication
✅ The long-term benefits of building an online presence
✅ How to push through the fear and just start creating
The Reality Check:

Yes, I'm awkward on camera (for now)
Yes, my first videos aren't perfect
No, I don't have it all figured out
But YES, I'm still showing up and improving every video

Here is the equipment I use:
Camera - Sony a7III - https://amzn.to/4oNUQWR
Sound recorder - Zoom H8 - https://amzn.to/47w3PES
Mic - Shure PGA48 - https://amzn.to/3X0iEux
DJI Mic 3 - https://amzn.to/47gSLww

Why This Matters:
Creating content isn't just about potential income (though that's nice). It's about building confidence, learning to communicate your ideas clearly, and creating something that might help someone else. Every video is practice for becoming a better version of yourself.
Your Turn:
What's stopping you from creating the content you've been thinking about? Drop it in the comments - let's figure it out together.
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