TikTok weathered the competitor storm ... but can Twitch?

A lot of money, for a lot of ...

The problem with the profit motive ...

Are athlete creators the next wave? Is this how broke Olympians can support themselves and their careers?

Finance YouTubers like Graham Stephan cannot legally exist in Australia. So, what does this mean for the future of the finance influencer space?

Simon Lancaster is a world-renowned Speechwriter based in the UK, who I had the pleasure of interviewing outside Westminster in London, one day after Boris Johnson's resignation. His experience and talents in the field of speechwriting are vast and is a sponge full of useful advice to improve one's ability in speech writing and public speaking. Simon Lancaster uses TikTok to share his knowledge and give back to those who can't afford to attend Eton... aka basically everyone. The Robin Hood of Rhetoric, with TikTok as his stallion.

With the rise of TikTok, traditional routes of building popularity and fame have completely changed; monopolies of the past are crumbling; and a new wave of Creator Celebrities are bursting through. My favourite of these being Dean Lewis, who has mastered TikTok to build a multi-million person community around his music. This is the future of fame, and Dean Lewis is paving the way.

What does starting a business mean in the age of social media? How can you leverage the Creator Economy to build a community around your project, business or idea? Entrepreneurship looks very different for GenZ then it does the previous generations... Justin van Zon & I discuss these questions in a beautiful Amsterdam park...

Project Iceman, a Documentary by Yes Theory / Seek Discomfort Films & crew follow the journey of Anders Hofman as he attempts to become the first person to complete an Ironman in Antarctica. This film was directed by YouTubers with ZERO traditional film experience, yet are competing in quality with Academy Award-winning films. The future of media is here...

While observing the Creator Economy, I have noticed many "social media gurus" offer advice that seems redundant. Content Creators on YouTube, TikTok and more will produce video content that opposes these tips and still see significant growth on their social media platforms. Are social media gurus a fraud? Do algorithms change too quickly? Or are humans too complex to truly understand and hence offer corresponding social media growth tips?