So I've been a Twitch Streamer for a while, and am affiliated, but I've been on hiatus for a few months due to my living situation and internet. I've been in a bit of a depression and creative slump because of it, so I'm hoping to snap myself out of it by building myself up as a Youtuber. I'm already a content creator, I just need to figure out how to make non-Live content, and I don't want to be a gaming-only channel. I want to put out daily videos though (which means I'll also need to learn to edit my own videos), and the few ideas I already have are either over-done, or will get boring when done on a daily basis.

Current ideas:

• Weekly "tourist" video (exploring local small towns and cities)
  
• Weekly Pokemon Go gaming (will probably record the same day as the "tourist" videos, since I live in the middle of nowhere and can't get out much)
  
• Overwatch highlights (not the in-game highlights, but clips of my recordings, with funny voice chat moments, plays I feel are highlight-worthy, etc.) & PotG clips
  
• Reading day (could be a chapter from a book, or fun/creepy/interesting stories from the internet)
• First-time playthroughs of games?
  
  I'm hoping for more ideas before I record my intro video.
  
  (On a side-note that is related to the topic... I would also love suggestions and ideas for what types of incentives and tiers I can use for Patreon, as a video-creator.)
  
  EDIT: While I generally do not run a "family friendly" channel (I curse like a sailor, and may at times play M games, or talk about adult topics), I would like some family friendly ideas too, because in coming months, I may be moving in with my best friend and her two-year-old son, and will occasionally be babysitting while I work on videos, so she can go back to college. She's already given permission for him to be in streams and videos when I am watching him.

[EDIT] As the last post in this topic was from 2019 and thus over two years old, I'm going to go ahead and lock this topic as any additional posting would be well past the 6 month necro limit at this point. [/EDIT]

So, take this with a grain of salt since I don’t really follow twitch. I follow 1 twitch and it’s because it’s opened by a rl friend of mine.

I like the idea of Pokémon Go or tourist videos though simply because I find videos exploring places I haven’t been to fairly interesting though.

Family friendly ideas could involve taking the kid outside to explore, learn, collect natural objects etc.

For example, you could go out with them and collect fallen sticks and leaves and then come back and use them in an art project or something :)

I personally always watch day in the life videos, just taking the viewer through a normal day of yours, I also really love reaction videos, those are usually pretty funny and might be easier to edit?

Daily videos are hard to keep up with. but some people manage since this (youtube) may be their only income.

You could also attempt following various guides - written ones for instance, but written by bloggers. Those in books or other guides are found in abundance on youtube. You could be cooking (should be interesting and yummy at the end), or doing other fun projects. If you fail, you could explain why you think you failed -bad instructions, not using the correct ingredients/tools/methods, and what you think should have been done better to improve the guide.

editing doesn't have to be something hard - the more you'll edit your videos, the easier it will become. ;) TRUST me on this one.