What's up, guys? Welcome back to another episode of the Modern Craftsman podcast.

I am this go ahead. No tell who's our guest. Who's our guest? No, Tyler. No, please.

Well, I don't want to take away from him, but I was just looking at this Mr. Beast guy and I was like, damn.

We do not have Mr. Beast guys. I know, but we should.

Mr. Beast would have no idea who we are. That's fine. Alex probably had no idea who we were either.

Alex might not. Yeah, that's very true. So speaking of Alex, today we have Alex, aka Mr. Buildit.

Mr. Buildit on all social media channels. We talk about, we get into social media content creation and how he actually was never in this,

in the building or craftsmanship or woodworking industry and decided to go full force into it, leaving healthcare behind.

We also get into the difficulties of being a dad with kids. Yeah, there's a lot of them.

A lot of difficulties or a lot of kids. A lot of difficulties, not that many kids.

Be more difficulties if they're more kids. That would, that's an accurate thing. Yeah.

So we get into that. We talk about, you know, the struggles that we face as, as dads and setting a good example.

But we do dig into content creation. And the primary reason for this, this episode, because it's a little different.

We're not talking so much about the business side of it or even business in woodworking and contracting.

But it's the interesting side of content creation and how it can be lucrative.

And even if you take little bits and pieces of it, you know, we oftentimes talk about what other things can we do in this career and our careers to make more money.

And have another steady stream of income or passive income. And I think there's a few key takeaways here.

I didn't know why it would be any different, but it's, it's no different than any other career.

If you want to be successful at it, you really have to take the full dive.

You know, go 110% into it because there's a ton of stuff to learn and to know.

And obviously we just scratched the surface, but it's, it's a lot of work.

You don't just, it doesn't just happen because you had a lucky break in a couple of viral videos, you know, it happened intentionally.

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