Fear of judgement and negative comments will derail you. If you choose to allow it. I get them. I've had people say awful things to me on the internet. I got one today. Here's how I'm choosing to handle it. Watch the video. My hope it that it will inspire you to move past the stories you tell yourself.

You won't believe this. Audio not good. No thumbnail. Camera is grainy. 122k views. Go watch and quit asking me about my background and my mic. Go record and post. Here's the channel: https://www.youtube.com/@NothingButaNumber Go see for yourself.

Nate Herk hit 1 million subscribers on YouTube last week. He started 720 days ago. 511 videos. His own words about the early days: "I remember filming with a $30 webcam and no microphone." Everybody skips that part. They see the million and assume he rolled out of bed one morning and it was there. He earned it. He earned it by doing the thing, and then doing it again, for a long time. He didn't quit at 10 days because it wasn't working. He didn't quit at 30 days. He didn't pivot to a new idea halfway through. 720 days goes by in a heartbeat. It's going to pass whether you do anything with it or not. You can make those two years long, slow and painful. Or you can accept today, right now, that this takes a long time, and start. Then imagine what it looks like for you 720 days from now. Watch the video. Then let me know in the comments. What is the thing you're going to start doing today and commit to for a long period of time? That's what I want to hear.

One you need to get really good at. The other one you need to get really bad at. Watch me break down the two. Warning: this video is a wake up call. You may not want to hear it.

I went live on TikTok every single day until this community gets to 10,000 members. I'm at 1,425 right now. Would it be worth it? Live every single day. 60 minutes minimum each time. How long do you think it would take me?