YouTube is a place where most people go to learn about new things and new ideas. Laurasia Andrea understood that and started filming herself. She made a bold decision to replace her 9-5 job with content creation and transitioned into giving knowledge and awareness to her audience while earning more.
In today’s episode, Laurasia shares with Grant her decision-making process of using content creation on Youtube to replace her day job completely. She talks about the current status of her channel and her content transitions over the years and provides strategic ways of repurposing content on different platforms to earn double. Laurasia also shares how she keeps herself organized and feels less stressed out.
Laurasia Andrea’s YouTube channel started in 2010 and has over 500K subscribers with content about hair and beauty. As for the recording of this episode, her content is present on different platforms like Facebook and Instagram, with a mix of content about hair, beauty, and wellness.
Episode Highlights
01:34 The mindset behind Laurasia’s content transition
05:48 What is PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome) exactly
08:43 Laurasia’s process in working with a team
12:44 Posting videos on Facebook vs. YouTube
17:04 Where and how to get help to manage while still having creative control
20:22 Laurasia’s career before being an influencer
29:44 How to collaborate with a company to earn more in commissions
34:07 The dream moment of becoming your own boss
40:13 How to effectively schedule filming days and tune in with your audience
44:56 Laurasia’s advice for people who want to succeed on YouTube
50:18 How to release the pressure of presenting your best life
54:27 What’s next for Laurasia and her content creation
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