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100% free and you can watch it now on demand at thinkmasterclass.com. Now, let's jump into today's show. If you're frustrated with low views,

confused about your niche, overwhelmed by editing, or wondering why YouTube feels harder than

ever, you are not alone. In today's episode, I'm answering 15 of your real YouTube questions

straight from the Think Media community

and giving practical advice for growing on YouTube this year.

My channel normally gets 3,000 views per video,

but my last two videos flopped with only 50 views.

What happened?

I struggle with mental health and it's hard to even hit record.

How do I stay consistent when every day feels like

a battle? As I do everything myself, editing, filming thumbnails, when should I bring in outside help

and how do I know when it's the right time? We're just meeting. My name is Sean Cannell. This is the

Think Media podcast and I've helped thousands of creators and entrepreneurs grow their influence and their income with YouTube.

And personally, I've been through many seasons of discouragement, burnout, confusion, and so I want to help you break through some of those walls.

And coming up, we're going to be talking about low views and algorithm struggles, clarity and channel strategy, mental health and staying motivated, practical tools, and creative pivoting, retention, CTR, and upload timing, and brand confusion, niche specific tips, and scaling.

So we're going to be covering a lot. Buckle your seatbelt, and let's get into it.

And so AI helped me divide these 15 questions up into six different

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