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I'm a complete idiot, but even so, I make a living from YouTube. And in this video I want to show you how it's perfectly possible for you to also earn good money making short videos for the internet. And if it doesn't have a negative value, that's even better . Man, it's been 5 years since I started

on YouTube. I've had a Minecraft channel, a vlog channel, a humor channel, trying to be the next Winderson Nunes. They all followed exactly what I learned from videos on the internet. Choose a niche, copy what worked on other channels, and post consistently. How many times have you heard that, right? I spent years

in this routine of starting a channel, posting for 7 months, and then giving up on it because I did n't see any results. And the meaningless work isn't even the worst part, because honestly, man, when you give your best in a video and nobody comments , nobody interacts with it, you start to think that the problem is you

, that your voice is bad, that you're stupid, or that the algorithm is just being spiteful towards you. At least that's what I thought at the time. After two years of creating various channels and then abandoning them, I decided to try something I'd never seen anyone do before. And in the first video using this

strategy, besides monetizing the channel, I earned more than my parents' combined salaries, man. It was absurd. All in a single video. My mom even thought I was running an internet scam, man. And it's exactly this method that I discovered, which I'm going to show you now, okay? So, pay attention here. What I've discovered is that the easiest way

to grow online isn't to choose a niche and copy videos from others that have already been successful. In fact, I learned the hard way that this is one of the hardest ways for your channel to be successful. Because when you choose a video topic that has already worked very well for someone, for example, the topic of how

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to learn English, as soon as your video appears on the person's home screen, they will ask themselves one thing: why should I watch this video that has 10 views instead of watching Professor Kenny's video here, which has 1 million views? And that's a brutal question, man, because it happens with all niches and formats, from

stock market investing to Minecraft gameplay. Why should I watch you? This question is a dead end, one that kills your channel before it even starts, and it killed several of my channels. And when I found that out, I got really depressed, man, because I didn't have any super special talent. If you, the

listener, are someone who has something like this where you're better than everyone else , congratulations. But we mere mortals, usually whenever we try to start a channel, there's already someone doing it professionally with millions of views. So that's it. Is YouTube a game only for those who are extremely good at something? Is it a game only for highly

skilled, highly talented, and funny people? Well, luckily three years ago I found a gap in the market. The secret isn't about being better than everyone else, it's about documenting your personal experience. Because when you turn your video into an experience, you don't need to start by knowing a lot about a subject; you

just need to be curious. And instead of saying, "I'm going to teach you English," you say, "I tried to learn English from scratch for 30 days." Instead of saying how to invest from scratch and compete with a rich cousin, you say: "I tried to learn how to invest from scratch." Instead of saying how to improve

your routine, you say: "I tested Wesley Delanogari's routine for seven days." Are you noticing the difference? Man, one thing looks like a boring class, the other looks like a Netflix story. It depends on whether the person believes you are an expert, that you have a lot to teach them. The other part simply

depends on whether the person wants to know what happened in that video. Look, I had neither the time nor the money, but I was lucky enough to find a method that simply doesn't care about those things. And for those who are just starting out, this changes everything, because an experimental video is born with

curiosity, tension, and transformation. All this is ready. Your video is born with all the necessary elements to be far more interesting than any expert's video teaching something. Any generic gameplay, any tutorial video. The question stops being that dead end of why I should learn from you and not from that much more relevant guy, and becomes: will he

succeed in the end? And this second question doesn't require you to be talented at anything, because it doesn't matter if you work all day, are shy, think your voice is strange, have never edited a video, or even think your life is too normal, since what makes these videos grow isn't your charisma, it's the

curiosity surrounding the format. And for those who are just starting out, this changes everything, man. And that's the only reason why, 3 years ago, even without having anything special, I managed to make my first channel a success, without having a single Real in my account and studying from noon until 10 pm in full-time schooling. Look, for a

long time I thought it was something exclusive to me, like something that would only work with my own channel. Until I decided to test it with a mentor student. He was so skeptical at first that he decided to do something bold. He started conducting his own experiment publicly on YouTube to see if the

method actually worked. Take a look at this . In his first video on his channel, we did it the traditional way, a video that would be common in that YouTube niche. In the second video, we applied the method and his channel started growing in a matter of weeks. Today, his channel is a huge hit

using this same technique of sharing his own experiences. When I saw an ordinary student, with no money, no time, just like I was, put myself out there , apply the method and manage to attract thousands of views very quickly, I was absolutely certain that it wasn't just luck on my part. The method works

for everyone. But what really surprised me most about all this is that you don't need to succeed in the video experiment to get views and money. In fact, the videos where I failed were the ones that went the most viral. And what if, after hearing everything I've told you and understanding how the method works, you still have

doubts about how to apply it in practice in your own reality? Know that this is exactly why I turned it into a system. Experiments that go viral follow specific patterns: formats that generate natural curiosity, script structures that capture attention, and thumbnails that make people click. And what surprised me the most is that you don't need to

succeed in the experiment to gain views and money. In fact, the videos where I talked about my goal for the experiment were the ones that went the most viral, the ones that made me the most money, because people connect with the reality of things. And the consequence of all this is that this type

of video ended up having a much greater financial potential than I imagined. The thing is, unlike a generic video that we watch and forget 10 seconds later, an experiment video holds your attention. People need to stay until the end to find out what will happen. And today, retention is the most valuable currency on the internet. It was

precisely this format that allowed me to monetize my channel, secure my first sponsorships, and honestly, earn more from a single video than I would have earned in an entire month if I had gotten a traditional job. Beauty? This is all very cool, but you must be wondering how I'm going to put it into practice. And you can grab a

pen and paper, because now I'm going to show you the exact step-by-step process so you can start this right after you finish this video. Instead of showing you a to-do list, what I'm going to do here is give you a practical example that I intend to implement on a channel. So, let's go. The first step

is to choose something you're already interested in, even if you don't have a channel or a video to make. I, for example, am very interested in the world of breakdancing. Don't even ask me why, man, because I don't know the answer to that either. But for those who don't know what break-in means, it's when

you buy something cheap, improve it, and then resell it for a higher price, okay? And for some reason I've become very interested in this kind of thing recently. And since I have absolutely no experience with this, this is a perfect example for me to share with you. And that's the first step, because when you have

a scope, you know exactly what the challenge will be, and because of that you can create a very strong title for YouTube. In this case, I'm going to set aside some basic money here that won't make a difference to [the music], like around R$ 500, to buy some items, try to improve the

ad, and sell it for more. I'm going to reinvest everything I earn to see how much I can make in a whole month, being a complete beginner at this. So I've already decided what I'm going to do and how long I'm going to spend doing it. That's already enough for you to have a good title here on

YouTube. Some standard [music] models in this format are 30 days trying to do X or trying to learn Y from scratch or from absolute zero. You can even add a few things, like realistic results, in parentheses. In this case, I'm going to use the 30-day structure because I think it's much better suited

for this specific niche. It gives the impression of a challenge with a deadline. So far we've defined the scope of the challenge, that is, what I'm going to do and how long I'm going to spend doing it . Now all you need to do is think about the storytelling structure you're going to

use in your script. And the first thing you should do when writing a script is think about your hook, which is the first sentence you're going to say in your video. There's no mistake here, man, just repeat it. So, for example, in this video of mine here, "30 days trying to grow a channel from scratch," I started by

saying, "I spent 30 days trying to grow a channel from scratch." And this hook ensured excellent retention. It's no wonder the video has over 200,000 views. After that hook, where you'll just repeat the title, comes a very important part, which is developing what you did in the challenge further. The idea is to make something like a

movie trailer. Think about it this way: when a movie is about to be released, the media company that spent millions making it needs to generate a strong desire for people to go and see the movie, buy a ticket, so they do n't end up losing money. To do all this marketing, what they use is

a trailer. A trailer is basically just a compilation of the best parts of the movie. And it's the same thing with your video. You spent a lot of time and energy making the video. So it's important that before the video actually starts, you manage

some events in a very superficial way. For example, I spent 30 days trying to make money online, starting from absolutely nothing. OK? This one would be it. To get into this second stage, I could say something like, "The way I did it was by buying cheap cell phones in Facebook groups and trying to resell them for more here in

my region." In those 30 days I learned a lot, lost a huge amount of money, but it was all worth it because the results I got far exceeded my expectations. This is one type of trailer you can make, but you can also simply increase the viewer's suspense by asking questions within your introduction. Does this

really make money? Did I lose money? He understands? Just by understanding these points, you'll already be ahead of 99% of the people trying to start on YouTube, competing with the experts who have already mastered the niche. If you have any questions about how to apply, just comment below and I'll help you. If you'd like my help to start

your channel, the link to my mentorship and training program is in the description, okay? Thank you very much for your attention. She's worth her weight in gold to me. M.