It sure took a long time to reach 4,000 subscribers.
The point isn’t to increase channel subscriptions.
Haven’t you ever had an experience where a blog or YouTube channel on the internet helped or saved you in some way?
I’m not sure if what I share is useful, but I keep going with the thought that maybe—just maybe—it could help even one person. (*’ω’*)
It’s common to search online when you want to buy something.
But from the seller’s side, they emphasize benefits in their explanation, paint a dream, and push you to buy.
As you get older and have been burned many times, your guard naturally goes up as the rounds progress.
In a way, choosing not to take risks is also playing it safe.
Whether buying tools or anything else about motorcycles, starting from the final form lacks flavor. If you can treat the experience as learning, then later that experience becomes something worthwhile.
There are painful failures and painless failures, and both can potentially become good medicine.
You don’t really want to fail so badly that you can’t recover.
I’ve gotten off track, but I find myself watching the backs of good people around me who provide valuable information and feeling the same way.
I always hope to be a plus for someone, but I can’t stand cunning people.
During the pandemic, I realized that choosing who to value and who to care for might be the most important thing.
This seems completely unrelated to channel subscriptions… ( ﾟДﾟ) Well then!
