Making money actually has two natural screening mechanisms that keep most people out, and both are rooted in human nature. The first: learn first, then do. Many people believe they must understand everything before taking action, but that's not true. You can never learn everything; this is often an excuse, a way to hide in the comfort zone and use "learning" as a false sense of easing anxiety. The real path to making money is: learn by doing, learn as you go. Most people won't achieve great results in the first round, but that's okay—just get something done, even if it's a mess. The second: demand perfection from the start. Many can't accept that their work might be garbage, and this "perfectionism" is a fatal flaw in making money. Many content creators keep re-shooting and redoing, thinking they must perfect everything before moving forward, but that's a big mistake. You need to understand: you're here to make money, not to craft art. Avoid these two pitfalls, and the path will be much smoother.