Clash between three domains

[Strangeloop]

I work as a taxi driver. The job requires to sit in a car amd drive for long hours. Whenever I get an off day I try to work on my project which is youtube and facebook group, just generrally trying to build an audience. Also I want to try to teach people what I know. The problem is that my fb group is about beatbox but I try to incorporate self-development topics too especially on my youtube. I feel the whole name of the group, "Beatbox Academy" should be about beatbox right? But I mostly talk about self-help and life in general. 

So I'm doing a taxi job, not even practising beatbox that much ironically the skill I should be teaching and I steer away to self help on youtube. I feel that I divided myself broadly. Is that bad?

Everyone is talking about having a niche expect Leo, he says go have a holistic approach. Which is bassically what I'm doing. I have multiple fields to work on and I don't want my students or let's group members be dissapointed about the group because I don't teach too much of beatbox but more of self-help. I don't know it's weird. 

Is that sustainable? Can I keep going with three domains and teach two of them? 

[Yarco]

How many hours a day do you sit alone in your car between fares? Could you practice beatboxing alone in a parking lot by yourself for 10-15 minutes at a time a few times per day, or record a couple Youtube videos on your phone per day in your car? Make 100% authentic videos about the struggle of trying to follow your passion of beatboxing while having a full-time job. Some of the most insightful and interesting Youtube channels that I subscribe to are just people talking in their cars.

Have you ever offered to beatbox for passengers? I think it'd be amazing to have a taxi driver who beatboxed for me while driving me to my destination. Maybe put up a little sign in your car like "Ask me for a free beatboxing session." Before long people will be calling your company specifically asking for the beatboxing driver . Maybe ask passengers for permission to record them, and then beatbox and get their reactions and post them on Youtube. That kinda thing could go viral. Lean into it 100%, make your channel "The Beatboxing Cabbie" or something.

Edited November 23, 2020 by Yarco

[Strangeloop]

@Yarco I sometimes do beatbox in a car, and the time between varies differently it could be for an half an hour to an hour and it could be just couple of minutes. I thought about shooting videos in a car but the problem is I need to listen to the walkie talkie so I could take the fares myself and if I'm distracted with somrthing else it creates a problem. 

I did beatbox for clients a few times, sometimes I got good positve reactions sometimes not. And I'm not saying I'm that good at beatbox. I think it's a self-esteem issue. 

If I did record them. I would need a camera set up. Nothing too fancy just a camera that would capture the wholr inside of the car. It would be cool, though I don't know if I'm up for it.