Hardwork, Consistency, Patience... Building towards an unknown tomorrow.

Hard work may not bring the instant fortune you want. However, it's worth being hardworking because that's one of the ways to build wealth which is almost guaranteed. It pays off, and being hardworking is a trait everyone needs in this day and time.

I've never been a lazy person. Being hardworking has always been something I resonate with, and it just feels like I'm beginning to see the bigger benefits that come from being hardworking.

Do you know that being consistently hardworking also increases your chance of adopting consistency and patience as a trait while improving your skills in the things you do?

That's something I've experienced over the years. Just because of how much I value being hardworking, I also got to adopt this "do the work" attitude.

I don't make excuses!

When I have something that needs to be done, I step up, do the work, and know that everything about that particular thing is done and dusted. I also like to take care of my work as soon as possible. This attitude helps me to get through so much each day.

This attitude is now pouring into my Video making journey.

As far as video making is concerned, I predominantly want to grow a brand for that on YouTube. I will also be sharing my videos on 3Speak and other platforms.

It was on 1st November that I reignited my intention to build a YouTube Brand. I've been doing the work daily since then. For the record, it's a very challenging thing to do. However, I do my best to step up and get the job done.

The challenges I face while trying to create videos are;

• Low-quality video-making equipment.

• Lack of a permanent video-making set-up.

Those are the major ones I've had to deal with. I shoot with my Android phone. And, I would have to make do with it until I can afford better equipment.

_{Take a pause and say HI on MY YouTube Channel.}

Each day I record a video since 1st November has been an adventurous, innovative ride for me. It's already 4th day since then, and I've changed my video-making setup each day as I attempt to get the setup that's most suitable for me. I also try to get one that would be easiest to use and record videos daily.

On my first day of recording the video, it took almost 75 minutes to get my set up right. Today's video took less than 15 minutes. That progress is exciting to me.

I still have so much to learn...

I know I will learn a lot while showing up each day to do the work.

Thanks For Not Missing Any Full-stop or Comma.
_{Thumbnail Image is mine, taken with my phone camera.}