How she makes 7 Figures on YouTube selling online courses with Brett Larkin

from The YouTube Power Hour Podcast · host Erika Vieira

Brett Larkin’s YouTube journey began in 2012 when she started uploading her yoga sequences and postures so that she would remember them, but she quickly discovered that despite only using YouTube as storage for her videos, they were starting to gain views and comments. Her background in dance and tech, plus her passion for fitness and yoga seemed like a perfect fit for YouTube where she could easily fuze her passions, and everything started to snowball from there. After a truly life-changing experience at YouTube's Creator Day, Brett realized she could make money by selling courses. Her channel now has over 300k subscribers, and built a 7-figure business out of her online courses! 📝 Click HERE to check out the show notes! 🧘🏼‍♀️ CLICK HERE to check out Brett's yoga teacher training courses! I have had some amazing guests on the podcast, and I am now booking guests for the upcoming season of the YouTube Power Hour! Who are your favorite YouTubers? Who do you want to see on the show? Send your requests HERE.  👉🏼 Click HERE to download my FREE GUIDE to creating IMPACTFUL content during the Covid-19 pandemic! 👩🏻‍💻 If going from zero to 100k YouTube subscribers is something you want to experience for yourself, then consider taking the first step by watching my FREE Road to to 100k Masterclass. 💗 Ready to explode your channel? Join the Zero to Influence Bootcamp waitlist CONNECT WITH ERIKA: ✨ Instagram: @beautyandthevlog ✨ YouTube Channel: Beauty and the Vlog TV ✨ Website: www.erikavieira.net ✨ Beauty and the Vlog Facebook Group

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