Have you ever felt that way? Like you've just heard the same BS one too many times from your boss or from your supervisors at work?
I'd made a name for myself as a welding instructor in the Tech Ops department at a famous commercial airline... THE famous commercial airline, if we're being honest.
But one day, things changed.
You probably know the story, becuase it's the same song and dance across the board.
(STOP ME IF YOU'VE HEARD THIS ONE.)
Management changes. Quotas go up. Suddenly, your job is on the line.
Well, I knew my worth and I knew the value I'd brought to this company. Seemed like they just didn't see that as clearly as I did anymore.
As fate would have it, this was around the time that YouTube had just started to really pick up traction. I heard stories of people buiding their own websites and starting YouTube channels, leaving their jobs and beginning to make their own way in the world, just by sharing the knowledge they'd gained in their various fields of expertise.
So I forged ahead. I started a website, and I shot my first video. And it worked. Slowly but surely, I saw a following amassing for myself online. I couldn't believe it.