I’ve been playing games for as long as I can remember, and now I’m finally looking into hosting tournaments myself. However, I can tell this won’t be happening for me… Yet. Like everything else on ChannlerG, I’m learning in real-time and sharing my process as I go, so if you’re looking for some ultra-professional guide from an esports veteran, this ain’t it. But if you want a raw, honest look at what it actually takes to set up tournaments, this
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I’d be lying if I said I didn’t want a viral post. Of course I do. If one of my clips randomly pulls a million views tomorrow, I’m not exactly deleting it out of principle. But the longer I build ChannlerG, the more I’m realizing something: Going viral and building a brand people trust are not the same thing. One gets attention. One creates momentum. I think a lot of creators confuse the two. Why Virality Feels Better Than It
If you ask my kids what they’re going to be when they grow up, don’t expect just one answer. I’m not raising doctors or lawyers over here, I’m raising a pro gamer, a soccer legend, and a literal Power Ranger. At least, according to them. And honestly? Who am I to say they won’t be? At this point, I’m just along for the ride. (Check out What I’m Building at ChannlerG) Also, some links may be affiliate links, which means