My biggest piece of advice for content creators is to take advantage of that humble beginnings phase.

My biggest piece of advice for content creators is to take advantage of that humble beginnings phase. Now, what I mean by that is, when I was growing my YouTube channel, when I started it, I had just moved back in with my parents, I was in my early 20s, couldn't find a job, was really just trying to get my life together, and that is when I picked up my camera. Most people wait until they're out of that phase where they feel like they've got their ish together, and then they want to start documenting. But, when I was documenting in that stage, I grew the fastest that I have grown ever since, because people could relate to me the most at that time. I didn't know how things were going to play out, I was just kind of going along for the ride, and my audience was excited to go on that journey and experience that with me. So, do not think you have to wait until things are perfect, you got the perfect backdrop, the perfect gear, to start. Start now and take advantage of people being able to relate the most to you.