Waching daily Aug 19 2017

If YouTube was an RPG game then these are your skills: Choosing great video topics,

producing great videos, doing effective SEO, and connecting with your viewers.

Imagine you just completed a level and had one experience point to assign.

Which skill would you level up?

Hey YouTuber, Nico here.

Seriously, where would you invest your XP?

Of course, like in games you level up your weak skills or those skills that have the

most impact.

But which skill has the most impact on your channel's growth?

To answer that let me introduce you to Jennie's Beauty: "Hi everyone, welcome back to my

channel."

Jennie does beauty tutorials like these amazing flower eyeliners.

Her channel is still small with a little under 200 subscribers.

And since she started her channel 3 months ago and produced 18 videos so far, she is

heavily invested into self-teaching her skills.

Right in the beginning she made the perfect decision to focus on choosing the right topics

for her videos.

She created a super super successful series about the history of makeup.

The 1900s, the 20s, the 50s, the 60s, and the 80s.

Thanks to her excellent choice of the video topic each of these videos got a jaw-dropping

3300 views.

Let me put that into perspective.

A channel with 200 subscribers usually gets just 120 views per video.

Heck, even channels with 10K subscribers don't usually achieve that many views.

In my opinion this is proof that even small channels can achieve big things if the topic

of the video is what viewers really want to see.

Try to collect experience points for choosing the right video topics.

To get ideas visit the channels in your niche and look at their videos.

If you sort by "Most popular" you'll see which topics worked best for them.

That will kickstart your inspiration.

Let me know in the comments what you have learned about choosing the right video topic.

I wonder if there are major differences in the different niches you are in.

Cheers, guys.

For more infomation >> The Right Video Topic - Duration: 2:18.

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Save Me • Steven Universe MV (unfinished) - Duration: 0:38.

I feel like I'm going to suffocate, even now

If this is a dream, I want it to stop

There's nowhere for me to go, nowhere at all

You aren't here, and just from that

I'm about to freeze

I want you to warm me more

More

For more infomation >> Save Me • Steven Universe MV (unfinished) - Duration: 0:38.

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Fluttershy Applejack Pinkie Pie Sleeping My Little Pony MLP Coloring Book Pages Compilation - Duration: 14:39.

Welcome to Happy Magic Toys, today we have a compilation of coloring book pages from My Little Pony Friendship is Magic.

Today's coloring pages include Fluttershy, Applejack and Pinkie Pie sleeping.

Fluttershy possesses the element of kindness.

Applejack possesses the element of honesty.

Pinkie Pie possesses the element of laughter.

Please check out my playlists to see more My Little Pony coloring book pages, color swaps and customs.

Don't forget to check out the rest of the channel to find videos based on other TV shows and films.

Please like and subscribe for daily videos, and leave any coloring page, color swap and/or custom requests in the comments section below.

Thanks for watching.

For more infomation >> Fluttershy Applejack Pinkie Pie Sleeping My Little Pony MLP Coloring Book Pages Compilation - Duration: 14:39.

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Danh Lam Thắng Cảnh Top 50 2017 - Ca Nhac - I Don't See the Branches, I See the Leaves - Duration: 10:17.

For more infomation >> Danh Lam Thắng Cảnh Top 50 2017 - Ca Nhac - I Don't See the Branches, I See the Leaves - Duration: 10:17.

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Give Yourself Permission to SUCK - Duration: 4:58.

[Calm guitar music in background]: So, you woke up today and realized something.

You're a bad artist, or a bad poet, or a bad writer, or a bad carpenter, or a bad actor,

or a bad singer, or a bad dancer, or a bad painter.

You love what you do but you're not very good at doing it.

A lot of people think that you need to be good or great at what you do in order to count.

They think that your art is somehow worthless unless it's up to a certain standard.

Some people feel like they will never achieve that standard, and so they give up on their

art.

Or they experience constant frustration and are really hard on themselves, which ends

up blocking their creativity.

The solution to being a bad artist is to just be a bad artist.

You're not necessarily a great, and maybe you're not even particularly good at what

you do, but you're doing it because you love it and because you want to keep doing it.

If you feel like you're not very good at what you love, my recommendation to you would be

to claim the title of "Bad Artist".

For example, I'm a Bad Poet.

I'm objectively not very good at writing poetry.

I adore writing poetry, I've been doing it since I was twelve.

It's something that brings me a lot of joy and fulfillment and satisfaction and many

other positive, wonderful things.

It's one of my main tools of expression.

But from a technical point of view, I'm not very good at it.

My poems are not very good by literary standards.

My poems are excellent because they are unique to me, but if looked at from a technical point

of view, they kind of suck [laughs].

I'm a Bad Poet, and I'm proud.

This certainly doesn't mean that you should never strive for your best or to improve,

but just to accept your limitations, accept what you're working with, accept where you

are at and love how silly and messy, absurd, unique, weird, and wonderful that is.

Learn to have pride in that fact that what you create is not "up to code," but it's still

yours anyway.

The cool thing about being a bad writer, bad filmmaker, bad artist, bad dancer, whatever

- is that when the critics come for you, I'm talking the real harsh ones who have nothing

constructive to offer, when they come for you and they try to tear you down and insult

you and tell you that you suck and that you should just give up, you can just look at

them and say, Oh, I know I'm a bad poet.

Oh, I know I'm a bad filmmaker.

Oh, I know I'm a terrible chef.

I have people coming at me all the time, telling me that my poems are poorly written and that

my videos aren't worth watching, but do you see me giving up?

No.

I'm just gonna write more poems and make more videos the more people that try to tell me

to stop [laughs].

People who give unwarranted criticism that it is not in any way constructive tend to

be the kinds of people who want to silence you.

Do not let them silence you.

Look them square in the face and say, You're right, I'm not very good at this.

I'm gonna keep doing it, and I'm gonna get better.

But right now, I'm a Bad Poet and I love it.

Now I'm not saying that you shouldn't be open to receiving constructive criticism, but just

like, when these kinds of people come for you and try to tear you down and try to silence

you, this can be a way of protecting yourself.

So go forth, do the thing that you love, and feel free to be bad at it.

We all have to start somewhere, and we're not all going to be the greatest writers,

painters, dancers, singers, singer-songwriters who ever did exist - and that's okay.

It's totally valid to still love to do something, even if you're not amazing at it.

And you ARE still making a valuable contribution to that art-form just by adding your own perspective

and passion to it.

I might be a Bad Poet, but every once in awhile, I'll write a pretty damn good poem.

Come at me, haters.

Essentially, regardless of whether or not you are good, or whether or not you measure

up at the thing that you love, keep doing it because it is the thing that you love.

Give yourself permission to be bad, and to be comfortable with being bad.

Give yourself permission to suck.

And when people come down on you for that, say, Yeah, I know, I do suck at this thing.

Thanks for noticing.

And then keep doing it.

Just a little post-script reminder that I will be putting together the "Fuck with This

Video" collaboration uh very soon, so if you were still planning on sending me something,

please send me uh a message about that because as far as I know, I'm only waiting on a submission

from one individual.

So, um, I will continue to wait for more if I know that there will be more but if I don't

know that there will be more, I will do the next thing, so, yes, let me know, ummm there's

been some cool submissions so far and it's gonna be sweet, and I'm really excited and

yeah!

Thank you for listening to me today and please go forth and make some art.

Okay...

[Bumps camera].

[Bumps microphone].

AaAahhh.

One way to support this creator is through Patreon.

For as low as a donation of $1 a month, you can have access to bonus monthly videos.

For $3 a month, you can access poetry PDFs.

There's lots of other cool perks and tiers, which you can check out at www.patreon.com/sagethyme.

Thanks for watching.

For more infomation >> Give Yourself Permission to SUCK - Duration: 4:58.

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Lyon, France Food and tourist guide, bouchons, frogs legs, pralines and the miniature museum - Duration: 8:48.

Lyon, France tourist guide

so welcome to Lyon the gastronomic heart of France a place that is the home of

Paul Bocuse the guy who held three Michelin

stars for the longest time in the world I believe and have a market here

Les Halles Paul Bocuse named after him this is a

foodie blog after all so I'll do some sites and some interesting things also

the focus is on food,

across the soul river from the press k district Muriel is a UNESCO World

Heritage Site the area around the sun's own Cathedral is the heart of your wheel

the Cathedral possesses an astronomical clock dating from the 16th century

I find the early on architecture pretty unique with hidden powers and its

travels travels pathway joining to strange going through several buildings

during the pink of silk production in lyon the trebles were used by silk

workers and then during world war ii they were used by the resistance

so his wondering where the tourists button and Leon was seemed to be well

hidden but I just turned a corner and I just love buying in the middle of

tourist central in Jersey on under the shop tour Alina

heart astronomy these red almond

non-zeros guesses who can find out

haha hidden inside a fine example of Lyonnaise architecture and video is one

of the most unique museums I've ever visited this is the miniature and stone

special effects museum cited by miniature artist Donald the museum has

two parts part one contained actual costumes special effect models used in

actual school

part two is dedicated to miniature sets used extensively in films for for the

days of computer animation

thank you

the real shore is a pleasure to eat Leo I'm impressed eel and it's absolutely

packed with the insurance trouble is how do you find a good one

and the Leonids food is things like ike dumplings on the

steelhead flavor things like that so and of course frog legs which I never

tried another day inside

every way

one of my conclusions you like chicken wings you're going to love both legs

what was great is is that this normally pottery remnant that you can get

regretted that when I said garlicky very warm right that's all for now join me in

part two where I take the funicular train de fourviere and I go to lay down

Paul Lucas if you have any other suggestions and where I should visit in

Leo please in comment below don't forget to Like and subscribe if you want to

keep up to date with all my food travels

Lyon, France tourist guide

For more infomation >> Lyon, France Food and tourist guide, bouchons, frogs legs, pralines and the miniature museum - Duration: 8:48.

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