First YouTube Video!

Yes... I have fallen in to YouTube now. I have recently heard about the new set of rules for YouTubers, having to put in 4000 watch hours as well as hold 1000 subscribers in order to be monetized... oh boy. I love the time I finally get comfortable to do it, this happens 😅 But I guess I can see this as a challenge, something very common in my life. I made an about me video so far, not going to lie, the quality is bad but I'm a rookie to YouTube and better yet, iMovie. I think this will be fun to see how things play out. I have the ability to make a broad spectrum of DIY and just plain vlog videos, I just gave to engage correctly and gain interested subscribers. There will be so many trial and errors, my guess anyway... but this will be fun to see the end result. I have a few personal things I want to promote on my channel and that will be one way of getting some side money. 
Thank you to anyone that actually reads these ;) I do have plans to put on a hell of a lot more intriguing and more hands-on blog posts.

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