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Have you ever considered deleting all your content and starting over?
Recently, I saw a major YouTuber clear his entire channel of thousands of videos and start over.
Celebrities do it all the time on Instagram.
But what about those without a huge following? What about the rest of us?
I was chatting with a friend about a podcast I heard over five years ago.
In it, a guru was promoting a new artist to his millions of followers. He was pumping him up, giving him advice, and telling the world what a star he would be one day.
And he was right!
The artist became a superstar.
But then something strange happened.
My friend asked me to share the podcast link, and I could not find it to save my life.
I remember the podcast, the conversation, the period in the artist's career, and how impactful it was.
It was one of those pieces of content that you believe everyone will reference back to in the future.
After all, he called it!
But it was gone. It wasn't easy to search on Apple.
It wasn't easy to search on Spotify.
It was easier on YouTube, but clearly not there anymore.
And traditional searches came up empty.
The guru even had an archival search on his website that also came up empty.
I felt completely delusional and questioned my sanity. Had the now famous artist asked for it to be deleted?
I may never know.
And it brought up more questions than answers about deleting content.
They say the internet never forgets but I feel like it can and it does.
But maybe it's just an indexing and searching issue.
So until your content is valuable enough to be copied, screenshot, indexed, and redistributed, delete away.
You can reinvent yourself as many times as you want.
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