MY YOUTUBE JOURNEY​

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When COVID hit, I wanted to find a way to earn more doing something I loved. A friend encouraged me to try YouTube, saying I had the personality for it. At first, I was too nervous to show my face, so I started with voiceover videos explaining excel tools for personal finance.

(Lesson #1: Starting Something New Will Be Uncomfortable... But You Have To Start!)

 

I launched my first channel as "Danny Sully", diving into investing and personal finance with a goal of helping others. Looking back, the content wasn't top-notch, it definitely needed improvement, but the main reason it didn't take off was that I gave up to soon...  

(Lesson #2: Success Takes Time, Consistent Effort, And Above All... Patience)

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Impatiently, I launched "Danny's Stock Talk" to discuss stocks and crypto, focusing on the best investment options. Quickly, I learned that pump-and-dump strategies don't succeed often. While I gained subscribers rapidly, I was not helping others grow the way I felt was best... so I changed. 

(Lesson #3: Experience Is Invaluable... Don't Look For Quick Results!)

 

Because of that, I moved on to change my name to "Danny's Money Talk", where the motto I learned and resembled was investing into index funds and teaching other personal financial topics I learned throughout my experience. This was very similar to the first channel I started, but I was more experienced from the failures.

(Lesson #4: Keep Learning And Stick To What You Believe In)

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As I progressed, I stuck to the principles of consistent effort and slowly I gained subscribers. More importantly, I began to see a positive impact my content had on people.

(Lesson #5: I Found That Serving Others Is Beyond Rewarding!)

 

While I was seeing some progress, I noticed that my content needed a boost. I upgraded my equipment and focused on ensuring that each new video was informative and easy to follow.

(Lesson #6: Put In More Effort To Make Something Worth Watching)

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After switching to a new content style, my Fidelity-related videos started performing exceptionally well. Seeing this, I decided to stick with what was working, especially since I had built an audience interested in Fidelity, and many of these videos had long-term relevance.

(Lesson #7: Trial & Error: Once Something Works, Keep Doing It)

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Months after continuously working on high quality videos, my Fidelity Index Funds For Beginners video was pushed by the algorithm that allowed me to go from pennies a day to close to $10 a day. 

(Lesson #8: Consistent Hard Work Leads To Opportunities)

 

What did I do? The exact same thing on repeat: More high quality content that aims to positively impact others...

(Lesson #9: The More Reps, The Better You'll Get)

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Making content online is extremely competitive. No matter what industry you dive into, it will require a lot of time and energy to grow, and even with that, you are still never guaranteed for success. A key principal I've noticed for my personal growth is to always analyze your position and the direction you are taking. If things don't progress after a prolonged period of effort, maybe you are in the wrong industry? If things do process, what are things you can improve on?

(Lesson #10: Never Quit... Everything Is Up To YOU)

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Please understand the only reason I am showing my growth is for credibility. We live in a world with a lot of fake stuff.  

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If you want free learning, please consider checking out my YouTube channel and learning guides page.

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If you're curious how I make money, a large portion is from the resources tab where I am partnered with many of the top institutions in the market. If you sign up through my links,  I may earn a commission from it, which is greatly appreciated. 

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End of the day, I want what is best for your financial future. 

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I wish you all the best on your journey of growth.

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Thank you for taking the time to read this,

Danny Sully