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If you're an older creator and you're trying to find your tribe,

you really have to target who you were 10, 15, 20 years ago because that's going to,

everything you talk about is going to be authentic. Michael Zuber. He's a financially free real estate investor. His YouTube channel has over 70,000 subscribers, over 22 million views.

I think a lot of creators get stuck on the tech and the editing.

So my suggestion to most people is remove that and just go live.

You have to answer the question up front.

Am I chasing money or am I chasing impact?

Why do you think midlife creators have an advantage on YouTube?

So if you're 40 or 50 plus and you're wondering, is it too late to start a YouTube

channel, this episode might change your mind. But you might be thinking, isn't YouTube just for

the young tech savvy crowd, or do I really have what it takes to grow online at this stage of

life? Or is YouTube too crowded or am I too late or is it too complicated? Here's the truth. YouTube isn't

just a platform for dancing teens and flashy influencers. It's one of the most powerful

platforms to share your story, build trust, and create impact, especially if you have life

experience and wisdom that people desperately need. And our guest today on the Think Media podcast

is Michael Zuber. He's a financially free real estate investor and creator of one rental at a time.

Today, his YouTube channel has over 70,000 subscribers, over 22 million views, but he didn't

start there. He started with simple videos that were super cringy and

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