Shift from “Review Channel” → “Opinion & Systems Channel” Reviews require: • Research • Specs • Comparison charts • B-roll • Timely publishing Opinion videos require: • You • A camera • A clear argument And you’re very good at clear arguments. Examples: Instead of: “Kindle Scribe vs Kobo Elipsa 2E Full Review” Try: “Why I Stopped Obsessing Over New eReaders” Instead of: “Top 5 Kindle Hacks” Try: “The Reading Setup I’d Build If I Started From Scratch” These are still book tech. But they’re idea-driven, not spec-driven. Much lower production burden. --- Your newsletter is about: • Lessons • Reflections • Personal growth • Systems Your YouTube channel is about: • Kindles • eReaders • Book tech • Reading systems Those can overlap without becoming the same thing. For example: Newsletter lesson: “Why friction kills habits.” Book tech video angle: “Why Most People Stop Using Their Kindle (And How to Fix It).” Same thinking. Different packaging. Another: Newsletter: “Why environment shapes behavior.” Video: “My Minimal Kindle Setup That Makes Me Read Every Day.” You don’t have to teach the book lesson directly. You translate it into book tech application. --- Related Notes: - [[My strategy for YouTube]] This note was originally created on **February 27, 2026**.