The World is Crazy, being employed is voluntary. Youtube experiment...

Well, I've started my latest experiment, which is youtube, and I have to tell you it appears that it will be quite possible to make a middle class income from youtube alone.

Now, thus far I only have like 11 videos up there, and almost all of them are simply me trying to get my bearing straight, as in I'm by no means got my "sh*t" together at all, and 90% of my time thus far has been experimenting and trying to find the requisite software, and equipment to do what I want to do.

Even with that said, I've just had my first over 1.00 earned in one day day. Now, I know how the typical brain will look at that, and laugh, however, I've yet to even trully start. This is identical to websites, you start making like .50 then 1.00 then 3.00 then people smirk when you gleefully report your progress, because nearly everyone it seems is blind to trends and seeing potential and solely focused on the day to day returns, and when that 1.00 turns to over a 100 a day, then they start to be interested, but still aren't inspired, then that turns into 150 a day, and then they want to jump on the bandwagon but it's to late then.

So, thus far I've probably put probably a month into researching this stuff, testing software, familiarizing my self with the youtube "eco system", I've got well over a 1000.00 dollars in buy stuff, and eventually I will probably end up spending 10000 dollars. And most likely it will take 6 months or longer to see a living wage from it, and most likely a year to see the dollars / hour everyone is fixated on reach even near minimum wage.

However, after a year I'm sure I will be making enough to call it an income by itself.

And then people as it always seems to work will say I'm lucky, and that they would like to do that for a living, and generally make up any excuse why they don't do it. LOL.

Anyway, no one even needs to spend 1000 bucks really, you could start for virtually nothing, and simply make a video a day, then buy better stuff. So, if a person has 2 hours extra a day to work on something you could make money on youtube with a little imagination.

So, yeah, broke the 1.00 barrier, which in my experience is just as hard as breaking the 5.00 barrier, which is as hard as the 10.00 barrier, which is as hard as the 50.00, which is as hard as the 100.0, which is as hard as the 150.00 and so forth from my previous experiments in the digital economy.

Okay, well, I just wanted to post this, as part of my multi-threaded exploration of making my in this new economy.

I'm not just doing this by the way either, I'm also do other stuff in this experiment, but I have enough "proof" of the youtube economy, to make me feel it is a valid venture.