Dr. K

They're like the 25 year old dudes who are living in their mom's basement.

They're basically me and no one's helping them.

Like no one, no one even knows that they exist, right?

So I started streaming on Twitch.

And I remember like the conversation with my wife was like,

Hey, I want to like start streaming on Twitch.

And then she was kind of mad at me sort of because we had two kids at home.

So I had like maybe a three year old and a one year old.

And so it's kind of hard.

She's getting her MBA and I like decide to do this thing on like nights and weekends.

So it's like I'm going to finish work at 6 o'clock and then I'm going to start streaming and I'm going to do like a lecture on mental health on Twitch to gamers and try to teach them like about depression and anxiety and pornography addiction and, you know, how to talk to girls and developing confidence.

Because these are like my people.

These are the people that are left behind.

And so I'm grateful to this day because she was like, OK, with that.

And she's now CEO of Healthy Gamer, which is the company that we started and is my boss.

So she's been like really been awesomely supportive.

And so I started helping these people and then like something weird happened.

So I had done some analysis and I was like, okay, my goal is to have 100 viewers, concurrent live viewers in one year.

So if I have five viewers at the end of a month, that's success.

20 viewers by the end of six months, that's success.