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How Samraddhi Awasthi Grew Her YouTube Channel from 0 to 262K Subscribers (advice for creators)

from Reclaiming Bossy · host Maahika Singh

For today’s episode, I’m so excited to be joined by Samraddhi “Sam” Awasthi  22, South Asian, queer, post-LSE, London based (and sometimes everywhere else). She’s built a space of unfiltered honesty around study abroad, YouTube growth, identity, mental health, and creative life design, so I wanted to sit down and hear her story of being on YouTube almost 10 years and growing from 0 to 262K in that time…Together, we dive into:How she went from 0 to building a YouTube communitySetting multidimensional goals as a creatorBalancing multiple career paths while creatingWorking with big brands, developing your creative instinctHow to push past caring what people think, building a thick skinBoundaries, loneliness, mental healthNavigating queerness, rejecting labels, growing up onlineAdvice & encouragement for you, wherever you are in your creative journeyIf you’re here from Sam’s community, welcome :)))Feel free to hang out, suggest content you want to hear, or tell me your burning questions. This podcast exists to help young women & creators design the templates for their dream lives, because life is too short to live someone else’s playbook.I would be super grateful if you could follow and drop a comment with your biggest takeaway. Let’s grow together.⏱ Timestamps0:00 Intro1:14 Sam’s backstory5:40 Going from 0 to growing on YouTube8:21 How to set goals as a high achiever9:45 Why you should set multidimensional goals as a creator11:30 Going to LSE and studying abroad whilst creating16:50 Building other career paths as a content creator21:50 Working with big brands22:30 Why creators are mini founders24:50 How to develop your creative instinct27:30 How to stop caring what people think29:30 How to develop a thick skin31:00 Boundaries as a creative36:00 Navigating loneliness46:00 Getting mental health help50:40 Navigating queerness and growing up on the internet54:00 Labels and rejecting the labels that society gives you58:00 Advice to people starting their journey🔗 Links & ConnectSam on YouTube: @samraddhiSam’s Instagram : @samraddiStudy content: @samstudystationFollow the podcast on instagram @empowersounds Follow the podcast on TikTok @empowersoundspodcast Enjoying This Episode? Like, subscribe, and share with someone that wants to grow on YouTube

For today’s episode, I’m so excited to be joined by Samraddhi “Sam” Awasthi  22, South Asian, queer, post-LSE, London based (and sometimes everywhere else). She’s built a space of unfiltered honesty around study abroad, YouTube growth, identity, mental health, and creative life design, so I wanted to sit down and hear her story of being on YouTube almost 10 years and growing from 0 to 262K in that time…Together, we dive into:How she went from 0 to building a YouTube communitySetting multidimensional goals as a creatorBalancing multiple career paths while creatingWorking with big brands, developing your creative instinctHow to push past caring what people think, building a thick skinBoundaries, loneliness, mental healthNavigating queerness, rejecting labels, growing up onlineAdvice & encouragement for you, wherever you are in your creative journeyIf you’re here from Sam’s community, welcome :)))Feel free to hang out, suggest content you want to hear, or tell me your burning questions. This podcast exists to help young women & creators design the templates for their dream lives, because life is too short to live someone else’s playbook.I would be super grateful if you could follow and drop a comment with your biggest takeaway. Let’s grow together.⏱ Timestamps0:00 Intro1:14 Sam’s backstory5:40 Going from 0 to growing on YouTube8:21 How to set goals as a high achiever9:45 Why you should set multidimensional goals as a creator11:30 Going to LSE and studying abroad whilst creating16:50 Building other career paths as a content creator21:50 Working with big brands22:30 Why creators are mini founders24:50 How to develop your creative instinct27:30 How to stop caring what people think29:30 How to develop a thick skin31:00 Boundaries as a creative36:00 Navigating loneliness46:00 Getting mental health help50:40 Navigating queerness and growing up on the internet54:00 Labels and rejecting the labels that society gives you58:00 Advice to people starting their journey🔗 Links & ConnectSam on YouTube: @samraddhiSam’s Instagram : @samraddiStudy content: @samstudystationFollow the podcast on instagram @empowersounds Follow the podcast on TikTok @empowersoundspodcast Enjoying This Episode? Like, subscribe, and share with someone that wants to grow on YouTube

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