At first I was very skeptical to join the paid program Online Business Club because I've been famoosed before and didn't wanna get burned again But something in my gut told me to trust this guy and I took the leap. I joined OBC in April this year and started going through the courses inside. I mostly focused on the YT Automation side of things but I've seen many others try other business models Dave was teaching He does these video calls with us every Monday so I got to ask him questions directly so he was always pointing me to the next steps which was very useful as well, to not feel like you're alone on this journey And after 2 months of hard work inside OBC and together with Dave I found out that if you niche down you can make more money with less views. Now I target barbershop owners who want to grow their business through social media. Very random, I know. This, despite experimenting with no b-roll, background music or anything fancy for this one. I usually do a bit more editing on top of the A cut but decided to give this more “raw” style a try to see how it would do. All I can say is that Youtube automation is simple but not easy. Stay consistent and don't give up. @Dave Nick massive thank you to you brother for keeping me accountable. I will go far with you by my side. Love you man

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