As for a nobody like me, when I create a YouTube Channel, I know I have to accept the fact that I am a nobody who is now creating a small channel for a small scope of audience who can only find me in an ocean.

Being the seemingly smallest YouTuber, I know I am unable to compare, not to mention competing, with the big or even the kind of tremendous ones who have the means to constantly do promotion. I choose not to grow jealous of them or depressed by them. Be me, be what I am, believing that I must have my value no matter how small my channel is.

Value isn’t necessarily measured in the number of views or subscribers or like which heavily rely on YouTube’s algorithms, something that is beyond our scope of ability to even understand what exactly it is. I prefer to consider value as something we do meaningful and deserve existence – the value of existence. Most importantly, I would like to define ‘when you totally enjoy the process of doing something’ as having value.

Go enjoy the process of making every video that you make on YouTube, and go appreciate every subscription you earn even if it may only grow at a snail’s pace. If you don’t have to monetize your channel to make a living, never mind being a small YouTuber. Go to make the contents that are meaningful and contribute to the human universe and you will not have any kind of regret but some kinds of reward that you may never think of.

As for me, in the past, I used to take pronunciation lightly, but now I will be a lot more serious about it because I have to record the voiceover on the videos. It is a great learning and a breakthrough for me. Being any size of YouTuber, there is a lot to learn. I promise you won’t lose but payoff finally.

The conclusion is small YouTubers are not a bit less important than big or even giant YouTubers. Keep it up!