I think I want to break into the fitness space, but not the gym-bro type of fitness. I'm looking at sport, and hopefully getting into being an actor partnered with fitness brands, etc. I have a background in Ultimate frisbee and weight training, I've competed in an online twitch lift-meet, right after finishing my PT from an ACL tear. I mean there's definitely things to share along this journey. First title I've got: "Commentators said I Crashed Out my First Pro Game" I actually have footage from this game. and I had a few decent...what do the kids call it...air balls? in there. Anyway, any thoughts on this would be super chill. and if you have suggestions on how to end the video, cause I'm kinda lost on that one. lol ❤️

I have been making 3 videos a day and the goal is to keep it up every day for 90 days across both shows across 3 channels each. Every week, I will see what worked from my scheduling and adjust the content to be better the following week than it was the previous. No excuses. Let's rock some content!

So how far off are you willing to go from your "niche" content? If my niche is sayyyyy 'high protein recipes on a budget' would 'budget tips' fall under that umbrella? Is it going to pull my audience away? Thoughts? https://youtube.com/shorts/wGhl2PdCT4w?si=bUIrulpQBsaI_jLC