In this episode, Nathan breaks down the three biggest lies creators tell themselves. The same lies that keep most channels stuck, stagnant, and struggling to grow. After 12 years on YouTube, over 40 million combined subscribers, 5,000 produced videos, and a full production team, Nathan has seen these patterns repeat over and over again with creators of every size.

In this episode, Nathan breaks down the 10 crucial reasons so many creators fail and how you can avoid them. Drawing from over a decade of experience building multiple channels with millions of subscribers, Nathan shares the real strategies that work: from crafting eye catching video ideas and analyzing your data, to building creator friendships, connecting with your fans, and staying driven through the grind.

In this episode, Nathan breaks down what it really takes to start a gaming YouTube channel, even if you’ve never edited a video before. He explains why gaming is one of the easiest and cheapest niches to start in, the editing tools beginners should use, and why you don’t need fancy software to get good. Nathan also talks about how long it took him to get confident editing, and why most creators quit before they put in enough reps.

In this episode, Nathan breaks down one of the biggest debates in YouTube history: quality vs. quantity, and why most creators get the order completely wrong. After running multiple channels for 13 years and uploading thousands of videos, Nathan shares the real path every successful creator goes through, even if they don’t realize it.

In this episode, Nathan breaks down how copying other creators helped him rack up over 20 billion views and build a YouTube empire. From Minecraft Hunger Games to filling his house with ball pit balls, Nathan reveals how borrowing ideas from some of the biggest YouTubers like MrBeast, Roman Atwood, and DanTDM, led to massive viral success.

But this isn’t about plagiarism, it’s about innovation through inspiration. Nathan shares how to take an existing idea, put your own spin on it, and turn it into something completely unique that fits your brand and audience.

In this episode, Nathan pulls back the curtain and shows you what really goes on behind the scenes of running multiple YouTube channels with over 40 million subscribers and 20 billion views. From planning video ideas to scripting and scheduling, Nathan walks through his actual production calendar, the same one his team uses to organize filming dates, releases, and scripts across five different channels.

In this episode, Nathan talks about the real reason most creators struggle to get views and why it has nothing to do with the algorithm. After posting over 5,000 videos and generating more than 20 billion views, he shares the truth that every YouTuber needs to hear: if you want more views, you’ve got to do more and get better at what you do. Nathan breaks down what that actually means, from improving your editing, filming, and on-camera personality to mastering the art of great video ideas. He also dives into the mindset that separates hobbyists from real creators and how to build consistency, creativity, and fire that lasts long enough to win on YouTube.

In this episode, Nathan dives into the mindset shifts and life lessons that transformed his perspective and set him on the path to success. He shares the false assumptions that once held him back like thinking he was “just a shy person” or that learning ends after school and how he overcame them to grow multiple YouTube channels and build a life he’s proud of.

In this raw and unfiltered episode, Nathan opens up about the mindset that took him from a shy kid with a camera to a creator with over 40 million subscribers, a $50 million business, and a team of 30 people. But it wasn’t luck, it was hunger.

In this episode, Nathan exposes the flaw in the common goal of making $10,000 a month. He dives into the mindset and habits you actually need to reach financial milestones and why chasing a number alone won’t make you successful. Drawing from over a decade of growing multiple YouTube channels to over $100,000 a month in revenue, Nathan shares the lessons he learned about pressure, goals, and what true success really looks like.