Look at Danny Maude or Paul Wilson those guys give amazing technique videos but, past a certain point it's boring as hell. They have both expanded into the more entertaining content because basically it's worth more.

When you watch Rick's old baby face videos before he had the beard, he was pretty dull but informative, that'll only get you so far. I think the main thing to remember is that YouTube is an entertainment platform that has a lot instructional content but, the big money is on engagement and views. Lucky for us, there's always a Bob Does Sports or Foreplay episode to watch Edited Januby Samsonite I've had several friends go down this road, and I myself did a similar thing (though I tried my best to include my buddies wherever possible), but it's part of human nature (I think, anyway - maybe I'm just an a-hole with a-hole friends ). The best you can do is keep doing your own thing, and hope that once the honeymoon period is over, he's in a place where he can incorporate both friends and wife and make it both work. You're happy for him, but it can still sting. It's like when your best mate (to use phrasing they might understand) meets his wife-to-be - he's suddenly infatuated and wants to spend all his free time with her. It seemed to me that Pete very much understands where Rick's at - it very well could be hurtful, but it doesn't sound like it's intentionally hurtful. I still watch both, but Rick's stuff I tend to 'get around to', whereas I'm actually excited to see what Pete has to say about new clubs/swing thoughts/etc.Īs for 'Rick being too big for Pete' - I think that's just the reality of having 2 million subs - he's getting access to more and more people, and honestly, if he doesn't take advantage of filming with them, someone else will. I've gravitated more and more to Finchy, as his journey as a player is far more interesting to me than that of Rick's journey as an influencer.

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