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X is the best platform.
Here’s my strategy for “growth”:
Follow me, or don’t.
Like my posts or don’t.
I don’t care.
The only reason I’m here is to keep a journal for myself that I can look back on in the future and see where my head was at.
Already conquering other platforms anyway, why waste time trying to appeal to you on here too. This is for me.
YouTube’s A.I. just hit me with the WILDEST video takedown I’ve seen…
I woke up one morning to see my channel get a strike for:
“harmful and dangerous content”.💀
The videos that got flagged:
•"The Last Dropshipping Guide You Will Ever Need"
•"Top 10 Digital Products To Sell In 2026"
Teaching people to escape the 9-5 with an online business?
BTW - we are strictly doing affiliate marketing also (no course selling with exploitative marketing tactics either)
'Harmful and dangerous' according to YouTube.
So I appeal it, obviously.
And both of them got rejected within 5 MINUTES.
There is no world where some guy at YouTube watched the video, processed the context, checked policy, weighed intent, and made a fair call… all in 5 MINUTES.
So I go to YouTube Chat Support, give them all the context and tell them:
“Hey I need a REAL HUMAN on this case. Are you a real human?”
They respond:
“Yes, I am human 🙂”
…and then send this perfect 100-word paragraph in like 3 seconds with that long AI dash thing in the middle — you know the one.
After spamming the “human support agent” for a bit, I finally got my case escalated to a human review team.
> And this is where it gets good…
Days pass and I finally get the “escalated” verdict in my email inbox.
"Your video is associated with gambling and will not be reinstated"
GAMBLING?!
I had to reread it like three times…
I have never mentioned gambling on my channel. Not once.
No actual human looks at an online business tutorial and goes:“Yup, this guy is clearly running an underground casino.”
So I decided to check their scam policy to understand what I “violated” .
Here's what it says is not allowed:
•"Making exaggerated promises, such as claims that viewers can get rich fast."
•"Promoting cash gifting or pyramid schemes."
•"Videos that promise 'You'll make $50,000 tomorrow with this plan!'"
In my videos I’m literally saying the opposite. I never promised fast money or guaranteed returns. (+ disclaimers we’re included)
> But it gets EVEN BETTER…
They hit you with this sneaky line:
"Keep in mind this list isn't complete."
So the policy is kept intentionally vague basically saying:
“We can bend this however we want, whenever we want, and still say you broke the rules”
Meanwhile, while they take down videos like mine titled: “The last dropshipping guide you’ll ever need”, you’ll see videos with titles like: “copy and paste this strategy to make $13,000/month” stay up with millions of views.
What are the actual rules then?
How can creators operate when the rules are intentionally vague and enforced by AI that can't tell education from exploitation?
> If you’re teaching business, money, skills, anything that moves people out of the system…
You’re one A.I. ban away…
@YouTube @TeamYouTube - your AI moderation is destroying legitimate educational content.
Give us real humans that can review.
And fix the system before more creators lose their channels for teaching people valuable skills.
This sloppy and absurd A.I. content moderation has to stop.
If you had a similar experience please share it in the comments, if you think A.I. moderation should be stopped, repost this.
The only way this changes is if we make enough noise.
Creators should wake up excited to post videos, not terrified of getting nuked by AI for no reason.
#YouTubeAIWrongedCreators
Nathan Nazareth retweeted
I left Whop & went to F**B****.
Low decline %.
Higher checkout conversion rate. More payment options.
Rebill approval has been 80%. Weekly rebills by the way.
One click upsell seamless.
Not a stripe wrapper.
And wait…
Ready for this….
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Disputes in weeks.
Nathan Nazareth retweeted
its a very depressing fact but also a very freeing fact
no one cares about you
what you do
how hard you work
if you are successful
if you make $1M
if you lose $1M
i've experienced it all
unfortunately & fortunately no one cares
not your friends
not your neighbors
and definitely no one on the internet
so do it for you, do it for your family, do it for your own happiness, and don't expect anyone to notice or care
Pretty cool flying out a subscriber and gifting them this..
Reminded me of my first few wins when I started making money online:
I’ll put the vid here:
linktw.in/MyFTcD
Every time I travel (in Korea rn)
I come back with a million different business ideas.
Saw an eyewear brand I never knew existed with hundreds of people standing in line a day…
They don’t have glasses that cool back home.
Go travel somewhere really foreign…
Will work wonders for your tiny little brain
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From 0-100k or even 1M..
The blueprint is so damn clear, it could never be easier.
Once you make your first M, limitless options, analysis paralysis, overwhelm, anxiety, and the fear of making the wrong move starts to kick in…
It’s a lot easier to make money than it is to keep it & continue to grow it yoy imo.
Real winners stay on top for decades, and that isn’t easy.
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So many wild numbers being thrown around on money twitter.
Mostly revenue screenshots.
But just a reminder that even though you didn’t make $10,000,000 on meme coins this year — you’re probably still doing well.
Here’s what the top 1% at each age (20-30) in America actually looks like
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Nobody is talking about the downsides of AI for business owners…
For beginners, sure it’s a lot easier to start something from 0, with $0.
But for people with established online biz’s — with all the AI tools available now:
-People can rip basically everything from you in seconds
-there’s never been more competition, hundreds of new businesses being started daily in a matter of minutes
-and as a founder or CEO having to stay on top of AI (which is moving at an incredible rate) while maintaining the health and growth of your business
I’m not all negative Ofcourse, this just means it’s time to go even harder..
But I feel for all the business owners right now. Work is becoming insane.
Nathan Nazareth retweeted
I lose a brain cell every time I see a High Earner sleeping on Phantom Rates.
70% off the cash price. After point earnings, this stay will be under $140 per night.
85% off for one of the most exclusive hotel rooms in the world 🔥
Keeping the travels going…
Another day another round of caviar on the plane.
Just checked into a deluxe suite in the world’s tallest hotel.
Been moving different for a while now, but somehow I keep outdoing myself.
Grateful for this life
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Nathan Nazareth retweeted
Stop saying ‘must be nice’ when you see others’ success. You don’t know the hard work they put in. You are just as capable.
Set the right goals, shift your mindset, and make it happen.
📷: @NathanNazareth_
#GOALS
#MakeItHappen
Unpopular opinion maybe:
If you’re worth millions, healthy, but have 0 real relationships
You’re a loser
If you are worth millions, have great relationships but have no health
You’re still a loser
If you have no money but great relationships and great health
You’re a winner
The most important things in life will always be health & relationships.
The money will make you even more of a winner — but only when the other two are in check.
I would rank:
1. Health (without it you’re nothing)
2. Relationships (no point of life without love)
3. Money
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I’m a culprit of flexing gay revenue screenshots everywhere in 2022/23
Wrote this in my journal at the end of 2023:
Revenue is not profit.
Revenue is not profit.
Revenue is not profit.
Stop flexing.
Back to work.
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How come everyone who makes a lot of money just does the same boring shit?
Watches & Cars, watches & Cars, watches & cars
Need more people in my circle that are down to like backpack australia or hike Mount Fuji
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Nathan Nazareth retweeted
Only in Dubai can I sit at a restaurant with the homies and order steaks until 4 am and then safely walk out with a nice watch on and not have to worry about getting stabbed or robbed or shot when I want to go home
Yeah I made the right decision
Nathan Nazareth retweeted
People who like to flex that they made all their money *without selling info* or leveraging a personal brand
Are just pure cope for the fact that their ugly ass could never.
Most of these people tried making content at some point too lmao
Unless you’re already worth $10M+ it’s a smart move for almost any beginner / intermediate online hustler to start a pb / info product & generate cash flow with insane margins to help fuel their career.
Anyone who acts like that is not a smart move is just coping😂😭
People who like to flex that they made all their money *without selling info* or leveraging a personal brand
Are just pure cope for the fact that their ugly ass could never.
Most of these people tried making content at some point too lmao
Unless you’re already worth $10M+ it’s a smart move for almost any beginner / intermediate online hustler to start a pb / info product & generate cash flow with insane margins to help fuel their career.
Anyone who acts like that is not a smart move is just coping😂😭
And most of the people shitting on info sellers are Ecom MRR rebill bros that never made a $ in profit without scamming our moms on $100 fitness bikes that never show up.
Wild times we’re living thru
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Definitely some people who got lucky in the info space, or even some people who just outright scam —- but a solid amount of people have played the game smart. & that makes them more of a “real entrepreneur” then the scumbag meme coin trader and tweets from his moms basement about how infopreneurs aren’t legitimate entrepreneurs
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