the bossman
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They're young. How to pivot all those views or likes into products. This is shyt they just need to be taught. Much rather they learn about shyt like that than slave away at some bs job for bs payBecause, the vast majority of people DON'T pivot into products. They think the YT check is the end all be all. But you can OWN your landing page, products, personality and appearances.
You do NOT own You Tube. So you can't control it. Plenty of channels get shut down daily which just ends that revenue stream. Lots of Gen Z don't understand that until they've already been hit.
Go re-read the first post. It said they're" creating their own streams of income". There's endless avenues for doing that today.And to your final point, those are people who were already business owners. This topic is about young people (Gen Z) quitting traditional work because they think there's more opportunity in being an influencer or streamer or whatever. My point is to say that it's not always the case, in fact, very FEW get to make influencing their full time thing. Even look at some of the people who are "influencers' they have an angle from their day job. Marketing, Real Estate, Entrepreneurship, Tech, etc.
A bunch of spineless bootstrap talking c00ns came in automatically assuming the only way to create your own steam of income was as a social media influencer and nothing else.
Brehs should be helping to teach Gen Z some of the knowledge you were sharing in your past few posts to help them become smarter and better entrepreneurs.
Instead theyre wagging their finger on some all yall Gen Z are lazy, yall need to put down the tiktok and go back to work for massa. Stop trying to create your own lane