you always want to end, you always want to be focusing on what the person is, you know,

is looking at because that's, that's important. That's like you're set if you're in theater, you know, it's like you don't want it to just be black curtain behind you. You want it to be something really cool because they can listen to you and they can also kind of take a look at that. And if there's motion too, it's very helpful. Hello and welcome to this week's episode of the YouTube Creators Hub podcast.

We talk with a content creator about their journey on YouTube.

I interview the creators every Friday morning and we break down what makes them successful, their failures in the platform, and the things that they would do differently if they started over today.

There are no sponsors on this show, no ad reads.

It's all about what we offer to creators.

I'll do a rundown of those things.

Now, I offer one-on-one YouTube coaching.

I do YouTube channel audits where I review a screencast video of your channel and tell you where I think you could be making changes

and where your time would be most best spent on your channel, as well as a creator mastermind group where you get access

to creator forums, you get mastermind calls every month, plus exclusive podcast recordings for

me released every Friday on that feed. We also have two other things. We have the running

list of links that basically anything mentioned on the show is on a

Google spreadsheet that's called the entrepreneurs toolbox and then I run something called the

entrepreneur minute which is just an email newsletter never spam me I'm not going to send it to you

daily it's every Friday I talk about something going on in my life the tools I'm using things

that I'm finding interesting so if you're looking for a behind the scenes look of my business, that's probably the best place to do that. So with that said,

let's go ahead and jump into this week's conversation. Welcome to this week's conversation on

the Creators Hub podcast. I'm so excited today to be joined by Phil from Philip Wells Real Estate

over on YouTube through his YouTube channel, which is less

than two years old, by the way, he's grown to over 150,000 long-form organic views every month.

Phil has expanded his real estate practice from Manhattan and Brooklyn into a truly global

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