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Celebrate day 365? Here’s what YouTube does to grow after year one

The truth will be revealed when Carmina Lifestyle reaches the deadline of her 365 days on YouTube on October 23, 2025 . A month ago, it was a hot topic among my subscribers who were in a similar situation, with their anniversaries approaching. I also know friends who have had their YouTube channels for many years, and while they didn’t get monetized before their anniversary, they managed to achieve it afterward. Carmina is curious to see how things will unfold for her since she doesn’t do live streaming , unlike my friends who are already monetized. I’ve also noticed other channels with many subscribers that aren’t monetized, even though they do live streaming. Ultimately, it’s really up to you how you want to approach achieving the monetization timeline. Today is Friday, October 24, 2025. Looking at my YouTube Studio data as of October 18, 2025 , my public watch hours are at 1,506 out of 3,000.  It takes time for watch hours to update and reflect accurately. Carmina is not in ...

Mama Ely and Doc's Farm in Imus, Cavite, Philippines toward Wellness

Today is Monday, January 11, 2022 where Mama Ely and Doc would like to share their Farm located at Imus, Cavite, Philippines. During their pandemic they have kept they busy harvest their fruits and vegetables a way to put wellness into their life. Mama Ely and Doc's Farm in Imus, Cavite, Philippines toward Wellness Mama Ely purchased her ampalaya (bitter gourd) at the market and decided to use the seeds to plant it in her farm. Before to start that process Mama Ely would dry the seeds for few days and plant in the ground with soil. Mama Ely doesn't use any fertilizer or any insecticide although to prevent worms is needed to penetrate on the fruits. Mama Ely harvest after two months before it would bear fruits and vegetables. Mama Ely would remove the dry leaves by using scissors in her farm when she see it shown on her video. Mama Ely water them only once a day since it is humid in the Imus, Cavite, Philippines. Mama Ely's favorite recipes cooked with Ampalya are the follow...