/ytubeI see a lot of people over 40 flirting with YouTube during a career transition. Burned out.Laid off.Capped out.Or just tired of trading time for money. The question usually isn’t how to start YouTube — it’s whether it’s even a rational move at this stage of life. And that’s wh
/youtubeI’ve noticed something interesting when people over 40 talk about starting YouTube. The first obstacle usually isn’t tech, algorithms, or even time. It’s mindset. A lot of people come in carrying assumptions like: “I’m late to the game.” “Everything worth talking about has a
/creatorsI hear this constantly from people my age and older: “I’m too old to start a YouTube channel.”“YouTube’s for kids who grew up with smartphones.”“I wouldn’t even know where to begin.” I used to believe some version of that myself — until I looked at what actually works on YouT
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