There are more than 37000000 YouTube channels out there.

Here are 12 channels that will teach you new skills:

1. Ted-Ed

Ted-Ed provides a wide range of classes, from visual arts to mathematics, health studies, and business. Each video features entertaining animations, with lessons taught in a fun way using interesting examples.

https://t.co/bKi8KxDRld
2. Crash Course

This channel teaches a wide range of subjects such as world history, biology, and even psychology.
https://t.co/9qJ1AdBs5i
3. The Coding Train

If you’ve been wanting to learn how to code, The Coding Train is a great place to start.
The videos are detailed, easy to understand, and even funny.

https://t.co/wMuOh0aHtJ
4. Terrible Writing Advice

This channel teaches you to be a better writer by (very sarcastically) telling you how not to write.

https://t.co/FITfRyroxJ
5. Khan Academy

This channel has provided tutoring in subjects such as math, science, computing, and economics.

https://t.co/GAXU8CpoNt
6. Ali Abdaal

His YouTube channel includes a full playlist on how he uses Notion encompassing note-taking, creating workflows, and how to use Notion as a resonance calendar.

https://t.co/RbwY4chtaj
7. Neville Medhora – Kopywriting Kourse

The channel is regularly updated and features numerous copywriting tips, reviews, interviews, and general copywriting and marketing updates.

https://t.co/qUYg6jqB1z
8. Neil Patel

Learn Digital Marketing.
As the co-founder of two reputable companies, Crazy Egg and Neil Patel Digital, Neil Patel happens to be one of the most brilliant minds in the digital marketing scene.

https://t.co/6vEQXLQxMk
9. Roberto Blake – Always Be Creating

This channel’s primary focus includes graphic design, social media, photography, unboxing videos, Vlogs, and related areas, and monetization of these skills.

https://t.co/RC6Ddr5oJZ
10. Skillshare

This channel is perfect for those of us with side hustles and ambitions to learn more and expand our knowledge sets.
It’s also ideal for solopreneurs.

https://t.co/GIWeNrXcyE
11. Bryan Elliott – Behind the Brand

Interviews from business founders, start-up founders, C-suite execs, YouTube gurus, and others to find out what goes on behind the scenes of their business and brand.

https://t.co/G0w7nL6NYx
12. Alex Hormozi

If you want to learn sales or scaling a business, study Alex–he's a master at it.
His channel is worth binge-watching and will make you wonder how all this valuable content is free.

https://t.co/GuNkPrENgf
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