People with a big audience aren't special. They just do, with discipline, what everyone else isn't willing to do.
I still can’t quite believe that this many people are interested in following what I do and watching my content.
I remember how three years ago everyone with an audience of more than 10,000 seemed special to me. As if they knew and understood something that was still beyond me.
When I think now that 450,000 people have subscribed across all my social media, I still can’t fully take that number in.
When someone well known (in a studio or at a blogger gathering) tells me they follow me and like my videos, on the outside I stay calm and thank them politely.
But inside me a happy kid claps his hands, delighted that it’s not only me watching these people — some of them watch me too.
I still don’t consider myself a blogger, and it feels a little odd when someone introduces me that way.
When strangers say hello to me on the street or someone comes up to take a photo, it genuinely makes me happy. A fleeting moment like that can lift my mood for the whole day.
Now I understand that people with an audience aren’t special. They simply do, with discipline, what others aren’t ready or willing to do. That’s the whole difference.
I want to thank everyone who watches, shares, likes, comments on and forwards my content.
It’s precisely because you subscribe that our team does all this work.
Because of you, my life has changed radically for the better.
Our team will keep doing everything we can to create useful educational content and help as many people as possible improve their lives.