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• Creators Going Pro: If Dallmyd Won The Lottery Today, He’d Still Spend His Life Making Treasure Hunting Videos For YouTube
• Creators Going Pro: Alex Clark Used To Do Stand-Up Comedy On Street Corners. Now, He Performs For Thousands — And Owns A YouTube Animation Studio.

  There’s nothing Alex Clark loves more than telling great stories. Okay, that’s a lie. There’s nothing he loves more than telling great, funny stories. So much so that he used to be a stand-up street corner comedy busker, offering witty anecdotes to passersby. Nowadays, though, Clark doesn’t have to stand on street corners to find an audience. Instead, the audience comes to him.

  
• Creators Going Pro: Mindy McKnight Grew A Single YouTube Video Into A 3-Channel Family Business With 7 Employees And 13 Million Subscribers

  In October 2008, Mindy McKnight started a blog.

  
• Creators Going Pro: Elle Mills’ YouTube Channel Is Becoming A Diary About The Raw, Vulnerable Parts Of Her Life

  In summer 2016, fresh high school graduate Elle Mills decided to make a go at being a full-time YouTuber.

  
• Creators Going Pro: Professional Juggler Josh Horton Found A Whole New World On YouTube — And It Dramatically Changed His Career
• Creators Going Pro: How The ‘Cyanide & Happiness’ Team Went From Drawing On Wallpaper To Managing A Full-Scale YouTube Animation Studio
• Creators Going Pro: Gaming Expert Hollow Took A “Leap Of Faith” Leaving His Day Job For YouTube
• Creators Going Pro: The Vat19 Shop Is A Haven For The Weird And Wonderful — And YouTube Drives 50% Of Its Sales
• Creators Going Pro: Here’s How YouTube Singer-Songwriter Tiffany Alvord Rode Out A Decade Of Industry Changes
• Creators Going Pro: Karim Jovian Made Dozens Of Viral Hits — Now He’s Out To Help Other YouTubers Do The Same
• Creators Going Pro: Adelaine Morin Wants To Be “The Elon Musk Of YouTube”
• Creators Going Pro: How The Family Behind ‘Tic Tac Toy’ Carved Their Own Content Niche In YouTube’s Crowded Toy Space