Monica Church - Quitting YouTube for a Full-Time Job, Film School & Dating

That Creative Life

Sara Dietschy

Business, Design, Gary Vee, Technology, Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurship, Sara Dietschy, Sara Peachy, Arts, Filmmaking, Youtube, Gary Vee Audio Experience

4.8 • 775 Ratings

🗓️ 5 March 2018

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Monica Church is a YouTuber based in Los Angeles and Seattle. She started her first channel - Hairodynamic - when she was only 13. It features clothing hauls, tutorials, lookbooks and back to school DIY videos and has over 1 million subscribers. Millennial Life Crisis is her vlogging channel where she applies for a full-time job and moves cities after creating a successful YouTube channel and dropping out of college. Monica is a powerful story teller and created a reality gymnastics YouTube show called "Flippin Out". We dive into the frustrations of being a "YouTuber", the importance of film school and vlogging while in a romantic relationship.

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0:00.0	Hey guys, welcome to another episode of the Creative Exchange. I am here with my friend Monica Church.
0:07.0	Woo!
0:07.3	Whoa! Hello!
0:08.5	I need like a track, like a woo track. When I intro people, I mean, I think I'm doing a good
0:14.3	job with it. Just, ooh, Monica Church, you're a YouTuber. You live in between Seattle and L.A.
0:20.4	Yes. And then you have two YouTube channels.
0:22.9	So, well, you have three actually.
0:24.6	I have, I don't even know anymore.
0:26.6	Oh my gosh.
0:27.2	So tell the people about your different YouTube channels.
0:29.7	Okay.
0:30.2	So I started YouTube when I was 13 years old and now I'm 23.
0:35.6	So I don't like to admit it, but it's been like 10 years. And my main channel
0:40.6	that I started with is not really the person that I am today. So I have that, but I created other
0:46.7	channels when I started to have other interests. So I'm like, classic YouTuber that has a
0:52.5	main channel and then a vlog channel. And my vlog channel is called millennial life crisis.
0:57.7	And I started it when I seriously was just at a point where I'm like, what am I doing with my life?
1:04.4	I have no idea.
1:05.8	And I thought of that name.
1:07.1	I thought it was catchy.
1:08.1	And then I realized that it's also the initials of my name.
1:10.6	So I was like, I have to make it. I didn't know that. Yeah, MLC. Okay, that's cool. Yep. So I wasn't
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