What's the most valuable piece of advice another creator has given you that actually changed how you work? I'm curious because sometimes one conversation or offhand comment from someone who's been through it can completely shift your perspective. Was it something about workflow, dealing with criticism, finding your unique voice, or maybe just practical stuff like scheduling or monetization? And did you implement it right away or did it take time to sink in? I feel like the best advice often comes from creators who are just a few steps ahead of you rather than the huge names because they remember what your current struggles actually feel like 💯

Someone once told me, “Stop chasing perfection, just post.” That line changed my whole mindset. Before, I’d spend weeks tweaking all my video titles and thumbnails. These days, I just drop content raw, if it’s good, fine; if not, I’ll learn. Perfection can kill consistency

Mine was from one senior YouTuber. He told me, “Don’t create for the algorithm, create for humans.” That thing stuck with me. I stopped copying trending styles and started doing what feels real to me. Funny enough, engagement increased after that.