Posted on 02/19/2018 8:01:40 PM PST by Armen Hareyan
For more than a decade, YouTube has been one of the most popular social networks. However, besides being used for entertainment, there are people who create YouTube videos to make a living. Many Youtubers now call YouTube their main career and can make money off of it, just as one would at a regular job. Dr. Dustyn Williams of OnlineMedED is an example of someone who now makes millions off of making YouTube videos, and has an inspiring story to go along with it.
Dr. Williams received his undergraduate degree at Yale University and then went to medical school at Tulane.
However, regarding medical school, “I found it frustrating. As a medical student, there’s only so much time available with full-time clinic duties on top of learning, eating, etc., yet the school didn’t respect that. Instead, they attempted to teach me everything about everything, which was so much more than I really needed to know as a medical student. If I’m not specializing in obgyn, don’t give me a fellowship expert-level lecture.
It’s an easy concept, but hard to accept in real life.” Therefore, he began to make free YouTube videos, because he believed that there had to be a better way to get across all the information needed to graduate from medical school. The goal was to create better doctors, and surely he did; the YouTube channel has over 36,000 subscribers, and the website now has over 100,000 users from 191 countries.
Dr. Williams also has advice for those who would like to do something similar, and teach people online and gives thes 5 tips. The first is...
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“My kids used to watch some English kid playing minecraft and making goofy comments.”
Stampy Longnose ? Probably. He’s the main one.
Nope, Dan TDM according to my son.
https://www.tubefilter.com/2017/12/08/dan-middleton-dantdm-top-earning-youtuber-forbes/
16.5 million in 2017
Not too shabby for playing games and acting goofy.
Have you tried lighting things on fire with a flame thrower? Those videos are sweet!
Hmmmm, I’ll have to ask about that one.
Living in the burbs, I have to rule out fire.
Bummer really.
I’m generally open to any good ideas though.
The wedding video game is frustrating to me. I’ve rattled off all my production experience and I get blank stares from supposed wedding video pros just for 2nd camera gigs.
I do mostly stock submissions. At least no hassles or games. Once something is approved, anyone can buy.
He knows who he is too. He’s moved on from Minecraft though. There’s series on Amazon and Netflix similar to Stampy and Dan.
The big thing is Fortnite now. Kind of a team oriented cartoon shooter where you have to build as well.
The top of my head was once in a cameo featuring my kitty, in one of Slings’ videos. :P
Link?
(Kidding)
Interesting.
It appears that this one won’t be back, folks.
Let us bow our heads.
These days, many people try to make more money by posting threads intended to web traffic to their site. Have you ever tried to make more money by posting threads intended to direct web traffic to your site?
He’s dead, Jim.
I sometimes make it to firefighting demos and the like.
This has sold once or maybe twice:
Congats on the kill shot on another sleazy reblogger.
I stand corrected. Thank you.
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