Much like your muscles which if sitting still all day itch for activity but after prolonged non-use they become complacent.

And I just want to say that if you're watching the video up until this point, it seems as if you've developed a little bit of an itch and you may want to take your communication skills to the next level.

It'll scratch that itch of what Radio in Greenpoint is.

I wish, I hope, I long for, I crave, I lust after—I'll explain that a bit more later—I lust after, I desire, I fancy, I feel like, I have my heart set on, I'm in the mood for, I have my eye on something, or I'm my eye on somebody, I have something in mind, I'm itching for something—itch when you have a scratch—I'm itching for something, or I'm itching to do something.

What makes you itch?

And it causes your head to itch.

It can simply be that you're not getting your needs met, there's an itch in your body telling you that there's something else, that there's something different for you out there that you want to explore, and life is going by so quickly. And oof, this is where we're getting so cliché, but hey, clichés are cliché for a reason, right? Life is going by very quickly. It could end at any point. If any of you have had an experience with someone close to you passing and you being part of it, you get such a wake-up call of the shortness of life and how so much of what we worry about, we think about, we overthink, we complicate, we catastrophize, are very insignificant in the grand scheme of things. And that's not me telling you to invalidate your own feelings, but sometimes you need to. Sometimes you kind of need to invalidate your own feelings because they're not very rational, they're exaggerated, and they're likely not true. So, give yourself a bit of tough love. These questions about how do I start? You're never going to be fully ready, you're never going to have all the information that you need to guarantee success and guarantee that things are going to go well. No, your first few videos are probably going to be pretty bad, you're going to look back on them and cringe and laugh and feel embarrassed. That's fine, that's part of the process. There's no formula. You could watch a hundred more videos like this about how to become a YouTuber, how to start. And yes, there are definitely bits of very valuable information that you can pick from these places, but at the end of the day, none of that information is going to make you actually sit down, turn your camera on, and start recording. Only you can do that. Only you can press upload. The reason I didn't answer a bunch of questions is that I just honestly don't think that those questions are going to help you out. I think most people who are looking at these videos, especially if you're looking at like a hundred videos like this, you're just procrastinating. You're probably trying to find a reason for why you can't, for why I or someone else has advantages that you don't have. And maybe that's true. I have advantages, advantages that you don't have. You may have some that I don't have. You work with what you have. There is such a variety of creators on this platform, so no argument of well, he has that, she has that, he grew up like this, she looks like that, he has this connection. None of that is valid if you look at the fact that there's a broad range of creators where everyone is so different. So, ask yourself, are you just procrastinating?

You got an itch!

I can remember I can remember when Negroes were just going around, as Ralph has said, so often scratching where they didn't itch and laughing when they were not tickled.

YOU'VE HEARD OF THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH, RIGHT?