YouTube is simple. Online business is simple. There ARE layers of complexity and richness we can add to this entire process. But when we take a step back, we can see this entire thing is very very simple.

Today I want to share my common sense method for growing your YouTube channel & online business. I'm sharing this because common sense is getting nearly impossible to come by in the current climate of "social media".

I've used these things to succeed on YouTube for 15 years, and make a very good living along the way. Many of my clients and customers have used these frameworks to succeed too.

Here it is 🥁

Step 1 - Clarify & Commit

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Get clear on the transformation you're giving your customers and audience. This is surprisingly rare but it's essential.

Many of us have lots of cool things we want to teach about. Many of us also don't want to box ourselves into a "niche". I'm not telling you to get a niche, I'm telling you to commit to the key transformation you're providing.

I also recommend you choose just a few subjects for your YouTube channel and stick to those.

If we're being honest, you're an expert at just a couple of things. The rest of the things you want to talk about are things you might be passionate about, but probably not an "expert" in.

So if you've been riding the fence about your life's work and the key transformation you provide, know that's absolutely normal. And know that the fastest way to getting traction is to get off of the fence and commit to a key transformation and the subjects you'll cover that deliver that transformation.

Step 2 - Don't "Create YouTube Videos"...Create Your Life's Work

This is going to sound nuts, but I haven't "created a YouTube video" in 15 years. I don't see it like that at all. I'm actually not really doing anything.

Not to sound too "out there" but there is a NON-DOING to all of this.

To make it very clear, when you create from your soul and just make the things you're inspired to make, you're just BEING YOU. A rushing flow of creativity and ease guides the entire process.

So, you're not making YouTube videos...you're following marching orders. In other words, you're following the inspiration and energy. You're listening every morning for what you want to teach about and talk about.

You're not making videos for YouTube, you're creating your life's work.

There are lots of people trying to do the strange dance of "succeeding on social media". And in so doing, they are abandoning their authenticity and true expression.

Step 3 - Your Videos are For THEM

This has definitely gotten lost in the sea of "social media creation". We are making videos for them. This stance will set you free and grow your channel and business like nothing else will.

• The videos aren't for views
• The videos aren't for feeling "good enough"
• The videos aren't for getting sales (though they will get you sales, we don't create the videos from that motive.)

The videos are made for THEM. That's it.

• Will the video help?
• Does the video provide clear solutions?
• Does this video honor the body of work you wish to create in your life?

If the videos honor the three qualifiers above, they are going to perform much better than any attempt at "pleasing the algorithm."

Step 4 - Push Upload and Celebrate!

That's it. Upload the video, declare that it reach EXACTLY who it needs to reach, and then take it as a WIN!
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​ Celebrate the fact you completed a project (that's major). Consider every finished project an epic success.

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​When you consider every finished project a success, you become a true master at your craft. ​
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​This is love in action. And there is no better thing to do with one's life than to love.

Live Event on 9/8 | Join Me!

I'm hosting a free training on Sep 8th at 1pm AND 5pm. This free training is called "Grow your YouTube Channel & Online Business in 2 Hours a Month".

The world of online business is getting plain ol' silly. And I'm excited to help you to SIMPLIFY your business and increase your profits by doing LESS.

​SAVE YOUR SPOT!​

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Brenda