"Passion and Love."
I did not think I would be writing about this, but let us get to it. By far, Youtube is my favorite Google's app. I am talking about fanatism, love, and respect at the same time. Let me tell you why.
I wake up in the morning, and the very first thing I look at is my video feed recently updated, showing me the latest news around the world and my country. I put some music on it and prepare myself for the journey ahead. I start every day with the same enchanting pieces of classical music as I have always done. Some Bach here, a bit of Prokofiev there, sometimes Tchaikovsky joins to the wake-up party, and for sure, Vivaldi does not miss his chance.
The first time I got into this video-making challenge was in the fall of 2016. At that time, I was 16, so I decided to create a personal challenge to learn different design and photography stuff. Physical classes seemed dull and aimlessly to me. However, online courses and seminars were a big deal in my viewpoint. Thus, my desire to become a competent person drove me to create my first Youtube channel.
After three months of starting, my enthusiasm got to a point where I made a considerable investment. I sold my PS4 and Xbox to buy a cutting-edge PC gamer. Why did I do that? You may ask. Overall, to improve my designing skills, I thought a faster computer might help me, and it turned out I was right.
I still remember the first video I uploaded. With dreams and constant thoughts of improvement and passion, I recorded myself with my telephone's camera saying: "Hi everyone, I am Cesar and welcome to my very first video." Yes, it was in English, but it did not last long.
Not only the second video was quite different in topic, but also technique; I had decided to try the famous Screen-recorder technology, so I give it a shot, and it worked as expected, opening a new world of tutorial classes.
Back in mid-2017, I had a girlfriend who had a channel, too. So I asked her if she wanted to pass it or sell it. To my surprise, she said yes, therefore, I got two youtube spaces to nurture every single week. I had six thousand subscribers on the new channel; they didn't know me, and to be honest, I did not care much, but I used it to upload my upcoming experiments. Outstandingly, in a matter of days, my channel became a great sensation in my city. Regardless of its several flaws, my friends and I did well managing it.
According to Youtube figures, we received over 600 people in our first month. That was unbelievable for a six-teen-year-old guy (and his peers) located in a small city somewhere in central Mexico who did not speak any English and did his first video on that language.
Nowadays (2020), thanks to this ongoing pandemic, I created an educational youtube channel called Ingles Practico con Cesar. I intend to teach English to Spanish-speaking people around my neighborhood while enhancing my speaking and editing abilities. I call this "killing two birds with one stone."
Onward...
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