Mr. Beast:
"I can launch a new channel tomorrow without showing my face, voice, or doing promotions, and hit 20 million subs in six months."
"It's really just about the knowledge."
Actually, the well-known Chinese YouTuber Lao Gao also did a similar test a while back.
To verify whether 'content itself can go viral', he secretly operated a brand new anonymous short video account, relying solely on AI-generated content without using personal IP, showing his face, or speaking.
In just seven days, he attracted 180,000 subscribers and achieved an astonishing 240 million views.
Often, people think others succeed just because they got lucky, without delving into how much time they invested in researching behavioral psychology and so on.
Like Mr. Beast, who spent a lot of time early on figuring out how to grab viewers' attention in one second. As I mentioned before, he constantly pushes himself to "improve by 1% with each video."
So, I never mind spending $$ to learn and experiment; I've probably invested a few million RMB in learning over the years. You have to believe that what you learn will ultimately bring you more wealth.
The world operates like a logic puzzle; as CZ said, it's like a virtual game.
To level up, you just have to do all the right things. But many people can’t even manage the basics, wanting wealth, aiming for A8, A9, while only skimming through gossip and rumors.
And there are many ridiculous things.
I have a friend who used to ask me:
"How can I make more money?"
I told him to read more books, especially on psychology, which is very important.
But he didn’t read a single book or useful information for a whole year, just popped up every now and then to ask me when he’d get rich.
Usually, with people like that, I end up not having much to say honestly.
Only you can change yourself if you really want to.
For such folks, I usually just throw around some comforting words.
"I can launch a new channel tomorrow without showing my face, voice, or doing promotions, and hit 20 million subs in six months."
"It's really just about the knowledge."
Actually, the well-known Chinese YouTuber Lao Gao also did a similar test a while back.
To verify whether 'content itself can go viral', he secretly operated a brand new anonymous short video account, relying solely on AI-generated content without using personal IP, showing his face, or speaking.
In just seven days, he attracted 180,000 subscribers and achieved an astonishing 240 million views.
Often, people think others succeed just because they got lucky, without delving into how much time they invested in researching behavioral psychology and so on.
Like Mr. Beast, who spent a lot of time early on figuring out how to grab viewers' attention in one second. As I mentioned before, he constantly pushes himself to "improve by 1% with each video."
So, I never mind spending $$ to learn and experiment; I've probably invested a few million RMB in learning over the years. You have to believe that what you learn will ultimately bring you more wealth.
The world operates like a logic puzzle; as CZ said, it's like a virtual game.
To level up, you just have to do all the right things. But many people can’t even manage the basics, wanting wealth, aiming for A8, A9, while only skimming through gossip and rumors.
And there are many ridiculous things.
I have a friend who used to ask me:
"How can I make more money?"
I told him to read more books, especially on psychology, which is very important.
But he didn’t read a single book or useful information for a whole year, just popped up every now and then to ask me when he’d get rich.
Usually, with people like that, I end up not having much to say honestly.
Only you can change yourself if you really want to.
For such folks, I usually just throw around some comforting words.
