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Adam the Woo's Circle of Goodness: Am I Actually Living It?

By Zonk 2 min read

Summary

I’ve been thinking a lot about Adam the Woo’s Circle of Goodness lately, and honestly, I needed to get real with myself about whether I’m actually living it. So I grabbed my scooter and headed down the Arroyo path in Simi Valley to work through it. After looking up Google’s AI definition, I had to ask myself the hard question: Am I actually putting kindness out into the world, or have I mostly been on the receiving end? The truth is, I’ve been blessed with so much help from incredible people—Chris from Park Pass who invited me to Adam’s celebration of life, Dennis who sat down with Rachel and me to share stories about Adam, and even the criticism channels who’ve pushed me to think differently about my content.

But here’s what hit me the most: it’s time to pay it forward. I’ve got this trivia software I built that could help other creators, and I’m starting to realize that community and genuine networking matter way more than upload counts, especially for smaller channels like mine. I want to find other creators who are grinding it out and help them grow. Throughout this video, I’m also wrestling with the harder stuff—why filming in public stresses me out so much, what that Circle of Goodness pin really means to me, and some exciting things coming down the pipeline with All the Freakin’ Things. But I’m putting this out there because I want to be held accountable. I’m asking you to call me out if I’m not walking the talk.

Key Points

  • I’m examining what the Circle of Goodness actually means and whether I’m truly living it, not just talking about it
  • I’ve received incredible help from the YouTube community—from Chris Provost to the criticism channels—and now I need to figure out how to give back
  • My trivia software could be a way to help smaller creators, and I’m committed to finding channels to partner with and support
  • Community and networking matter infinitely more than chase metrics like upload counts when you’re a smaller creator trying to grow
  • I’m being vulnerable about how hard it is for me to film in public, and I’m asking for accountability from my audience to keep me on track

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