Han Wei suggested from beside him:
"President Lin, I heard they're starting to assemble the Housing Modules at the branch today."
"I figure plenty of viewers have never seen those before. It seems like a good opportunity to go live."
"Go live today?"
When trying something for the first time, people inevitably felt nervous and hesitant, and Lin Zhe was no exception.
Watching other people talk effortlessly on their streams made it look so easy.
But when it was his turn, Lin Zhe felt a little flustered too.
What if I get nervous and stumble?
Wouldn't it be embarrassing if I ran out of things to say halfway through?
Lin Zhe understood that getting started was always the hardest part.
Nobody could do something perfectly on their first try.
Even the biggest superstars in music had grown from inexperienced singers whose songs were rejected when they tried writing for others.
Some of the biggest award-winning actors had started as extras too.
Racing drivers had all started as rookies as well.
It's just a livestream, isn't it?
So what if I get nervous? So what if I stumble? So what if I forget my lines?
Could the viewers jump out of their phones and beat me up?
Thinking about it that way immediately eased much of Lin Zhe's nervousness.
If he did not even dare take this first step, he probably had no future making a living from livestreaming.
This was an age of monetizing traffic. Whoever held the key to attracting viewers held the key to wealth.
Some major streamers regularly drew hundreds of thousands or even over a million viewers.
A single sales stream could generate hundreds of millions or billions in sales, bringing in money hand over fist!
There was considerable money to be made from livestreaming, and