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January 05, 2022

BONUS: How to Manage a Big Family + Big Business with Tim Schmoyer, CEO of Video Creators

We have a bonus episode - a talk with entrepreneur and YouTube creator Tim Schmoyer about how he and his wife successfully manage a large family while growing a 7-figure, mission centered business - so that you can do the same.

We have a bonus episode - a talk with entrepreneur and YouTube creator Tim Schmoyer about how he and his wife successfully manage a large family while growing a 7-figure, mission centered business - so that you can do the same.

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The Family Business with The Alessis

In this bonus episode of The Family Business with The Alessis, we talked with entrepreneur and YouTube creator Tim Schmoyer about how he and his wife are successfully managing a large family while growing a mission centered, influential business - so that you can do the same.

Tim Schmoyer is the founder of Video Creators, a media consulting agency that has been featured by FOX, Forbes, the BBC, and even by YouTube themselves. They work to build YouTube strategy for brands like Disney, HBO, Budweiser, eBay, Warner Brothers, television stars, and new creators alike.

Tim's story began as a youth minister earning barely enough to support him and his wife. He began producing 'vlogs', as they were then called, long before YouTube was popular. Based on the success of those vlogs, Tim in 2011 became the first creator to start training YouTube creators how to reproduce those results.

In this conversation, Steve Alessi and Tim Schmoyer discuss the day-to-day decisions and values needed to keep a thriving business and a busy family running smoothly. He talks transparently about the struggles he and his wife endured on the way to the blessings they are now enjoying, and explains the powerful mission that keeps him motivated and striving for better work-life balance.

Learn more about Tim Schmoyer and his company at http://videocreators.com.

Follow Tim's podcast, "Business, Family, Marriage" on all podcast platforms!


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Tim Schmoyer

Founder, Video Creators

In 2006 Tim was dating a girl in graduate school and wanted to introduce her to his family across the country. He had just heard of a website called YouTube and figured videos would be a perfect way to do it. Today we would call them vlogs, but back then it was just being awkward in public with a camera as he went out to dinner, to the park, and hung out playing video games with his girlfriend.

But then other people started watching, which freaked him out a bit, so he started digging into YouTube to figure out how these people were finding his videos, why they were watching, and what kept them coming back for more.

At the time he was a youth pastor because he loved seeing people’s lives changed. Few things energized him as much as seeing relationships thrive between teenagers and their parents, marriages healed, people leaving destructive habits behind them, and people’s faith deepening.

Later that year, Tim married his girlfriend and they quickly grew their channel to over 1 million people a month. He was seeing more stories of life change coming from what he and his wife were doing online than he had ever experienced in his full time job. He regularly heard stories of people who didn’t commit suicide because of videos he had made. Teens were changing their standard for the kinds of people they were dating and would one day marry. Others who were already married were heading towards divorce, but saved their marriages because of videos Tim and his wife had made. He loved it!

Tim thought, “I’m reaching my million people a month with a mess… Read More