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Spent the last year building faceless channels and consulting people trying to do the same. The #1 thing that kills momentum isn't editing skill or even consistency — it's picking a niche that's too broad to actually make content about.

"Motivation" is not a niche. "Facts" is not a niche. "Interesting stories" is not a niche. These sound fine in your head but the second you sit down to make video #4, you have no idea what to make because there's no lane.

What actually works: pick a niche narrow enough that you could list 50 video ideas for it right now, off the top of your head, without googling anything. If you can't, it's too broad.

Examples that pass the test: "weird laws in specific countries," "founder failure stories before they got rich," "one obscure kitchen tool per video," "true crime cases with unresolved endings." Narrow, but each one has dozens of angles.

Examples that fail: "self improvement," "world facts," "life hacks." Technically infinite content exists in these spaces, but that's exactly the problem — infinite options with no structure means decision fatigue every single time you sit down to script.

If you're stuck on ideas by video 3-4, it's almost never an idea-generation problem. It's a niche-width problem. Narrow it down until the ideas generate themselves.