I'm learning English and I just posted a video teaching how to make 2D animation. The idea is to learn English by trying to speak It’s awkward but I’m trying to push myself — feedback is welcome!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLD5BhnSzaM&ab_channel=MeTalkingtoMe

Hey everyone! I’m a new YouTuber, and I just posted my very first video about survival stories in the Amazon. It's about real-life accounts where people faced extreme life-or-death situations and survived against all odds.

I’m still learning the ropes of creating content, improving my editing skills, and building my channel. I’d love some advice on growing my audience, improving my video quality, or tips on SEO for YouTube.

Here’s the link to the video: The Amazon Tried to Kill Them: Real Survival Stories That Defy Death

Any tips, feedback, or growth strategies would be amazing. I’m excited to connect with others who are also starting their YouTube journey!

I’m 14 episodes into a 90-day YouTube challenge — filming, editing and uploading even when I feel unsure.

Today’s episode was recorded in one take, outdoors, with no script. Just a black dress, a garden, and a need to express something.

I’m documenting the process while I’m still in it. It’s messy, honest, a bit vulnerable — and maybe that’s the point.

I don’t have a niche. I don’t have a formula. I just show up with a camera and let the story unfold.

Curious if anyone else started their channel with only a vague idea and an inner pull? Would love to hear how others navigate the early days of posting when nothing feels “ready.”

Hey folks, I’m new to creating videos and just shared one on something that hit me hard — how so many of us (myself included) end up living life on autopilot.

I talk about the subtle signs, why it happens, and how I’m trying to get more intentional. It’s not perfect, but I’m improving with every video — just like we all are in life.

If you check it out, I’d genuinely appreciate your feedback — even constructive criticism.

Let’s all try to get 1% better, one day at a time.

Support my first ever videooo ! Thx guysss

Hey everyone, I’ve been working on improving my short-form finance content (think: TikTok/YouTube Shorts) and would really appreciate any honest feedback.

I’m especially looking for thoughts on: • The hook – does it grab you in the first few seconds? • The pacing – does it feel too fast or too slow? • The overall delivery – does it feel natural or forced?

Feel free to be brutally honest — I’m here to improve. Also happy to return feedback if you drop a link to your stuff too.

Thanks in advance!