Simon Lizotte on YouTube fame, his unique approach to Disc Golf, & the Dynamic Discs Open | Jomez
Simon Lizotte opens up about his incredible journey to YouTube fame and how it's revolutionized his life. The professional disc golfer shares his unique approach to the sport, which has resonated with fans worldwide. With over 100,000 subscribers on the verge of being reached by year's end, Simon reveals the growing momentum and support from his community. He discusses the financial aspect of managing his newfound success, including investments in travel, equipment, and tournament participation. Watch as Simon breaks down his spontaneous approach to content creation and how it's paid off, allowing him to take his disc golf adventures to new heights. The video also touches on Simon's experiences competing at the Dynamic Discs Open | Jomez tournament.
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the youtube channel has opened so many doors for me now and the way it's growing and the support i'm getting and seeing how the fans are reacting to it and the views i'm getting it's it's truly special and i really think that i need to keep going because this is an opportunity that i never thought i would get i started the channel with absolutely no goals or no plans really kind of just the way i do things like no plans no schedules or it's just like my style whatever happens happens and we always said that doing something spontaneous is kind of like the way to do it it's like usually spontaneous things turn out cooler than if you like plan every step through and yeah apparently i could reach up to a hundred thousand subs by the end of this year which blows my mind like i would have said it's impossible but obviously it's not impossible now and i think i have to keep that going and ride the momentum as long as i can and with 100k subs i mean with financial support from the youtube ads plus patreon now i mean i could potentially hire an editor hire a videographer and then take things like to a whole new level like travel vlogs or do like i have the whole country kind of to do whatever i want play disc golf tournaments on the weekends and then the rest is like there's like no limit so i definitely want to keep going and make it bigger and better i would say the biggest challenge was financially figuring out where to invest the money because usually it's a lot of investments in travel hotels um rental cars like all that signing up for tournaments and if you book a flight you want to book it like a couple months ahead so you don't end up paying a thousand dollars for a flight that could be costing 300 bucks um so that was probably what bothered me the most that i didn't know when i'm going to be where but other than that i mean i was home for three months at a time or even more than that and literally in the last 20 years i don't think i've ever had that in my life because i've been playing disc golf tournaments ever...
