Feb 14 • General discussion
It only takes 4 Days A month (8x4=32 hours)
Some of us in this community are students.Some have full-time jobs.Some are family heads.Some are juggling all of it at once.
Some are dealing with health problems or disabilities.
Regardless of the category — our plates are already full.
Now add YouTube as the cherry on top 🍒
And you wonder why it feels hard.
What do I mean?
🤔 Think about it.
Why was YouTube created in the first place?
Simple.
Companies pay YouTube to run ads →A person uploads a video →YouTube places ads on that video →People watch →The creator gets paid.
That’s it. That’s the machine.
So what’s the point?
For YouTube to make money, it needs volume.More videos.More watch time.More viewers.
That means we need volume on our channels too.
But what do most people do?
They upload 2–5 videos…Get discouraged…And quit.
Meanwhile, there are creators who have uploaded 60+ videos straight, sometimes getting less than 1,000 views — and they still keep going.
Take Blake Ryan. Say what you want about him. The man makes six figures consistently. Why? Because he doesn’t miss a day of uploading.
Is it repetitive? Sometimes.Does every video get 10k+ views? No.Does he care? Clearly not. He uploads anyway.
Now look at us.
Making $0 per month.Not even uploading 3 times a week.(And yes, I’m guilty too.)
And we think we can beat someone like that?
Short answer: YES.
But not by being inconsistent.
How?
Uploading ahead of time.
Bulk create 30 videos — and don’t post a single one.
Because if you were capable of posting consistently already…You wouldn’t be reading this.
System > Motivation.
Once the 30 are ready:
• Shorts — upload 7–8 hours apart• Long-form — upload every 24–48 hours
Consistency wins.Not hype.Not motivation.Not “feeling inspired.”
Volume + patience + discipline.
That’s the real game.
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It only takes 4 Days A month (8x4=32 hours)
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