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Considering getting myself a BMW i8, and I have 2 I'm looking at right now 1: 2017 mod, 82k km, full service program (black) 2: 2015 mod, 63k km, full service program (silver) List price is the same for both. They've both had quite a few owners, but might be usual for cars like these? Only going to drive it during summer, and I'll also get extra insurance to not get completely fucked if something breaks If anyone has experience or knowledge on these, would truly appreciate some thoughts 🫡

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My YouTube channel was recently terminated because of accounts I didn’t even know were terminated years ago. Now I’m stuck in a system where I can’t explain the situation or get real support. Here’s what actually happened 🧵👇

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I have always had interest in money, but never thought I’d get to the point I’m at today. Here’s my YouTube story: It started with Minecraft in 2015. I made servers, sold plugins, met tons of people who are now my best friends. I barely made any money, but it was crazy to me that you could earn money on the internet. 2 years later I started playing Rocket League. It quickly became a passion, and I put my whole life into it, with one goal: To become the absolute best. I put in 6+ hours every single day, grinding out strategies, mechanics and things to improve. I quickly started improving, and in 2017 I was on the global top 100 leaderboard. Fast forwarding to 2022, I hadn’t quite reached my goal internationally, but me and my team took over nationally with E-sports. We got top 4 in the Olympics representing Norway, Won the national championship multiple times in a row, and dominated the scene. However, everything had to come to an end. I was earning $1000 / month, and motivation was declining. I knew this wouldn’t last, so I looked for other things to do. That’s when I found YouTube Automation. I started my first faceless channel in March 2022. Quality was horrible, but I stayed consistent. I have always looked up to YouTubers, and thought of it as a dream job, and something I wanted to do. From March to September 2022, I had probably spent over $6000 on video production, with no return. It was much harder than I originally thought, and I decided to try until October, where I would make a decision to stop trying and look for a normal job. That’s when everything changed. In October I posted a video that within 2 days generated over $2000. My motivation peaked again, and I continued uploading and learning. In January I hit my best ever video. 1,2 million views and over $6000 in revenue. This opened my eyes to how insane YouTube could be. Things slowed down heavily, and my channel barely made anything until Summer 2023, when suddenly multiple of my videos exploded. I hit my first $10k month in August 2023, but again, everything declined towards September. I was back to pre-summer numbers, and I was desperate to get back. As months passed, I knew I had to try different things out, so I ended up selling the whole channel for $10k. I was now back at square one, but stronger. I had capital and some experience. In December 2023, I started up a new channel and posted the first video. Within 2 weeks, the video got over 100k views and my channel got monetized. I kept posting, and every video got minimum 50k views, and the rpms? Insane to say the least. $25-$30 🤯 I knew I was onto something valuable, so I kept grinding. I expanded the team, tried new ideas, and I took over the whole niche. 2024 ended as the best year of my life with over $300k generated purely from AdSense. I celebrated by taking my mom to Thailand, a place she had always wanted to see, but never had the money to go. I of course also got myself some things, a new appartment, car, pc and more. Fast forward to today, and I have now generated over $500k in revenue on YouTube. A number so insanely unimaginable to me, that is still does not feel true. This tweet is not to flex or show off, but more to inspire others and motivate. If you put in the work and stay consistent, everything is possible to achieve. I’m not just talking about YouTube, this relates to everything. You just have to set your mind to it.

One of my channels hit a bottom in March this year, but is now about to close July with a new ATH. You should always milk high performing topics for as long as possible, but make sure you have a plan to pivot to when things drop. I sticked to the same comfortable strategy I had used for over a year, and when the time came and everything went downwards, I didn't know what to do. Expenses were high, systems were bad, topics didn't work. As soon as I got to work on new strategies, cutting costs, and put in more work, the channel started rising. Keep moving. Keep adapting.