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The first hundred subscribers were the hardest and the most real. I roughly knew who they were. Somewhere past a few thousand they turn into a number on a screen, and that's exactly when you have to work harder to remember they aren't one. When's the last time you talked to one actual viewer instead of looking at the count?

Your audience is drifting toward a topic you don't film. Follow them, or hold?

Fifty men work for me and I have no problem running that crew. Put me in front of a room to speak and I still get nervous every time, no matter how many times I've done it. I do it anyway because some things are worth being uncomfortable for. What's something you're still not comfortable doing, that you do anyway because it matters?

A lot of channels cut straight to the exciting part. I leave the hundred yard portages in, hauling gear over downed pines trip after trip. That's the actual trip. If I only showed the highlight reel you'd think this life is easier than it is. Do you show people the hard, boring middle of what you do, or just the highlight? What would change if you started showing the real one?