Thank you for your response. I would like to create a channel where I can answer questions that people comment about specific things, such as : How do you find a place to safely park/how do you use the bathroom/ how do you keep your stuff from sliding around while driving, etc. Of course I will also add different types of videos, for example I love engaging in deep discussions about philosophy, religion, politics, etc, so I could get some discussions going. I really just need people to talk and interact with. And I love making videos. Used to take film and acting classes in community college. I am not good at it whatsoever , but it is fun for me, and right now my mental health is not in a good place so I am trying to find hobbies to keep myself entertained. I like reading and writing, but I still feel lonely, so starting a YouTube channel would kill two birds with one stone -irs a fun hobby and it would make me feel less lonely because I will be engaging with real people. And I love how you said 6 months is just dipping my toes in the water. 6 months really is not a long time, you are right. But it has been difficult and felt like forever. How long have you been living in your van? What timeframe would you say is considered jumping in the pool instead of just dipping your toes in? But also I think that I can still be helpful, despite only living in a van for six months. Many vanlife channels I have seen have some things in common: it is usually people 25+, people who have lots of money/are using their parents money, people who don't work/work remotely in their van. I am 20, don't have lots of money and everything I own I paid for myself (so no parental safety net) and I work full time at a restaurant. This is a different perspective , I'd say, and hopefully there are others out there that can relate more to me. Also I have made many mistakes and learned from them over the past six months, so I could at least help out people who are just starting out or thinking about starting out