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I love the Top Go Lion I Hope Both Teams Lose Shirt it is in the first place but process of editing videos definitely. I think there will always be a part of me that’s wants people to see my work just because I put so much love and effort into them. The concept of having a large audience scares me though so I’m content where I’m at. I like to share my cycling passion on my YT channel for the sport and with that I try to inspire and motivate others. Me and my wife have a channel together, and yeah, just for fun. We don’t have enough free time to commit to it being anything more than that The sole reason I’m doing it is because I can make money doing something I love doing. I love every aspect of making a video, the monetary gain is just an added bonus. Absolutely. For a long time I looked at it as a job, but since I started treating it like a hobby it’s been so much fun again I do it because I enjoy it. I’ve never made a cent from my YouTube Channel as of yet. And I continue to create videos and content. I mean you can do both. I make the videos because I enjoy them, but I also like the idea that other people will enjoy my efforts enough that I eventually get paid for it. It’s a fun time-sink and hobby for me right now. I’ve been having an awesome time learning how to make thumbnails, how to edit videos and how to be more energetic in my commentary. Content creating has rekindled a old flame in my heart for gaming that I haven’t felt in a long time.
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