How to Stay Motivated on YouTube when You Want to Quit — 5 Tips


– So if you’ve been on YouTube for very long, you’ve probably realized that it can be hard and it gets discouraging. – So in this video, we’ll be sharing five tips on how to stay motivated right now. (upbeat music) – [Announcer] This video is brought to you by vidIQ, the number one Chrome extension for YouTubers looking for on point data analysis, research resources, and enhanced video creator tools. Start getting more views in less time today by signing up for free at vidIQ.com/influence. That’s vidIQ.com/influence. – Hey what’s up, Sean here. – Benji here. – And this is Video Influencers, helping you build your influence, income, and impact with online video. – And on this channel, we have weekly tips videos, as well as interviews with some of the top infuencers on YouTube.
So if you’re new here, consider subscribing. – So VisualSnaps asks, my struggle is with being patient with the slow growth of my channel and being happy with the small amount of traffic that I get. And we know that a lot of you in the Influencers community are feeling the same way, so let’s jump into the tips. – Tip number one: remember your why. Why did you even start YouTube, right? Did you wanna be successful? Did you wanna support your family? Did you wanna be rich? Was there something that motivated you in the first place that even subscribe to this channel, learn about YouTube, create these videos, and gain subscribers? It’s the most easiest way for me. My why is my family. So every time I get discouraged, or maybe I have like a hard day, I always remember that I’m doing all this because I wanna provide for my family, and I wanna take care of them. – And remember, the root word of motivation is motive. So what’s your motive? You know, from interviewing over a hundred video influencers on this channel, we’ve discovered that those that are most successful in this platform, have the deepest reasons why they want to build their influence on this platform.
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