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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
Welcome to the LAST question of /lounge Season 2: Channel Owners! After 10 days of prompts all that's left to ask is... What is an unexpected, but important fact that you learned about managing a channel (or channel culture in general)?
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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
Mine is maybe obvious, but I had to learn the hard way that you can't really control who sees + enjoys your stuff and trying to will drive you crazy Ultimately, you gotta lean into just DOING and SHARING the stuff you genuinely like so regardless of how it performs or who likes it you're still happy you made it 🫡
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Mikko
@mikkolagerstedt
Unless there is not much happening in the channel, you have to be the one bring the activity.
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Ako
@ako1988
Don't forget about hidden power of small community
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JINNMA🎩✨Ⓜ️
@jinnma
Many people don't look at the channel itself but see the casts that appear in their notifications or feed. To get people to look at the channel, the channel itself needs to be attractive.
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baubergo
@baubergo-
If your channel's "subscribers" are going somewhere you didn't imagine when you created your channel, that's OK! Don't be a prick or a spoiled person fighting against something that is actually working! This applies to any endeavor in life, not just channel owners.
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Akinetic ⚔️
@wealthmagnet
I share what I love with like-minded folks. Authentic connections over popularity. Having meaningful conversations with those who share my passions bring joy and fulfillment. Just stay true to ourself! 😊
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Watson 66
@harr
Right 👍 very good
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TranquilWave
@0xeye
Winners always do what losers dont want to do
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