Thread by @AliAbdaal

Work will never be the same.

We’ve seen a big shift into remote living and the world is moving towards being decentralised.

More people are going PART-TIME than ever before.

Here’s why and how to adapt👇

As you may know, I and my team are currently working on the next cohort of Part-Time YouTuber Academy.

And while Part-Time seems like a catchy name and nothing more than that, I’ve recently realised that it’s actually the core of the whole course.

Looking back at my life I became aware that I had the most fun when I was working part-time.

When I was a student, I tried to start a company. When I was working as a doctor, I started a YouTube channel.

And now I’m a YouTuber who dabbles with medicine part-time.

In the creator era, no one wants to do just one thing. People like to experiment as it gives them the creative freedom to explore and take risks which is always thrilling.

And if I learnt one thing from the previous cohorts of PTYA is that people are on board with that idea.

People just need to realise how much better this approach is.

https://twitter.com/AliAbdaal/status/1399712837065396231?s=20

And modern entrepreneurs get that. Guys like @shl and @levelsio both run their companies with the help of part-time employees.

That’s because they want to build teams of people who also chase their own projects and goals.

And they don’t want to take these dreams away from them.

@shl @levelsio A lot of people think you've got to be focused on one thing for your whole life and be stuck in that role until you retire. But when you realise that with some time management and conviction that “you can do it”, going part-time isn’t that scary. And it’s really fulfilling.

@shl @levelsio If you also want to go part-time and make YouTube your side-kick (that later may become your main thing), check out my Part-Time YouTuber Academy 👇

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