Starting a YouTube channel sounds simple, right? Just hit record. But once you dive in, reality hits:😩 Filming takes longer than expected.😩 Editing eats your weekends.😩 Views are low, and it feels like no one is watching.😩 Consistency is impossible when you’re doing it all alone.

At first, filming YouTube videos at home seems like the cheapest option. You’ve got a phone, a quiet(ish) corner, and maybe even a ring light you grabbed off Amazon. Free, right?

Ever feel like creating a single YouTube video eats up your entire week? You’re not wrong.

No wonder so many creators hit a wall. YouTube burnout is real — and it’s one of the top reasons creators give up before they ever see growth.

You put hours into planning, filming, and editing your YouTube videos… and then the views barely crawl past double digits. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. Most creators hit this wall, and it’s one of the most frustrating parts of growing on YouTube. The good news? Low views don’t mean your content is bad — it usually means a few key things are holding you back. Let’s break them down (and fix them).

Batch recording is the secret sauce for consistent content creation. 🎯Film several episodes in one go, save time, and stay ahead of schedule — all without feeling like you’ve run a marathon.

Starting a podcast is easy.Keeping it going? That’s the real challenge. One of the biggest predictors of podcast success isn’t your gear or your guest list — it’s your motivation. And the best motivation?

Here’s how it happened, and why you should seriously consider making YouTube part of your podcast strategy:

Every day, countless creators pour their hearts into their YouTube channels. They're passionate. They're consistent. They hustle. And yet… they still don’t grow.

Let’s be real: staying consistent with your podcast is hard.You start off excited, episodes are flowing… and then life happens.

You know the feeling — you discover a podcast, listen to one episode… and suddenly it’s midnight and you’re five episodes deep.

Being a guest on someone else’s podcast is one of the fastest ways to grow your audience, build credibility, and network within your industry. But here’s the thing — not all guests are created equal.

If you’re only recording audio for your podcast, you could be missing out on thousands of potential listeners — or rather, viewers.

Running a side hustle or small business means wearing all the hats — marketing manager, salesperson, content creator, and everything in between. So how do you stand out without burning out?

Running a podcast can be one of the most rewarding creative projects out there—but let’s be honest, it can also be time-consuming. If you’re balancing a full-time job, clients, or other creative pursuits, sticking to a consistent upload schedule can feel impossible.

Scripted or Spontaneous? How to Choose the Right Approach for Your Podcast When it comes to podcasting, one of the first questions you’ll face is this:Should you script everything out, or wing it and go freestyle?

You’ve got something to say—and the world is ready to hear it. Whether you’re launching a podcast to grow your business, share your story, or build a personal brand, this guide will walk you through every step to get from idea to on-air without overwhelm. Let’s break it down.

So you booked your first session at Just Talk Studios—first of all, welcome! Whether you’re recording a podcast, filming a YouTube video, or creating social content for your business, we know stepping into a studio for the first time can feel a little intimidating. But don’t worry—we’ve got you.

If you think podcasting is just for influencers and hobbyists, think again. For businesses—especially service-based ones—podcasting offers a surprisingly high ROI that goes far beyond downloads and listens.

Let’s be real — getting in front of the camera is awkward at first.You worry about how you look, how you sound, what you’re saying… and before you know it, you’ve talked yourself out of hitting “record.”