🚲Started as a BMX competitor and learned video editing skills through creating competition entry videos.
🚘Transitioned from BMX to cars and started uploading car repair videos on YouTube.
💰Realized YouTube could be a source of income and started putting more effort into creating content.
🏠Saved up a deposit for a house and planned to buy, refurbish, and rent out properties.
👨🔧Decided to buy and repair a crashed Bentley Continental GT as a risk and investment for his YouTube channel.
How did he start his YouTube channel?
—He started by creating videos for BMX competitions, which led to learning video editing skills and eventually transitioning to car repair videos.
When did he realize YouTube could be a full-time job?
—He started earning around £200-£300 per month from YouTube, which made him realize the potential for monetization and motivated him to put more effort into his channel.
What was the biggest challenge he faced?
—One of the biggest challenges was deciding whether to quit his job and focus solely on YouTube. He took the leap during lockdown and it turned out to be a successful move.
How did he afford a crashed Bentley Continental GT?
—He saved up a deposit for a house but decided to take a risk and invest in a crashed Bentley Continental GT for his YouTube channel instead.
What is his approach to creating content?
—He films whatever he's doing, whether it's repairing cars or working on house projects. His content is driven by his passion and expertise in these areas.
00:07Started as a BMX competitor and used video editing skills to create competition entry videos.
01:30Transitioned from BMX to cars and started uploading car repair videos on YouTube.
06:00Realized YouTube could be a source of income and started putting more effort into creating content.
09:54Saved up a deposit for a house and planned to buy, refurbish, and rent out properties.
10:50Decided to take a risk and invest in a crashed Bentley Continental GT for his YouTube channel.
