15 YouTube Channels to Inspire You

There will be times when we feel frustrated and unmotivated on our way to making our dreams come true and reaching our goals. People who are trying to break old habits will try to pull us back in and take us back to our safety zone. This is especially true at the start. People who post motivational videos on YouTube can help us get back in the mood we want to be in.

Allow yourself to be changed!

YouTube has been a huge help to me in getting over worries and bad feelings that were getting in the way of my progress. Someone, somewhere, has been through something like what I’m going through and made a movie about it. Amazingly, so many people have shared their stories and words of support. I am very thankful for these people!

I’m going to talk about some YouTube feeds that inspire me, especially when I’m not myself and need to clear my mind. Daily thinking about the kinds of things that will help us create the life we want is very important. We have to do things over and over again to become the person we want to be. Save these feeds, then follow the people who inspire you, and you will change!

Let’s discuss some channels

1) TED

Technology, fun, and design are what TED stands for. TED is a non-profit that talks about a wide range of topics, from business to science to global problems. This group made TED Talks so that people from all over the world could share and learn from each other’s ideas. That’s why this station is so well-known. People who give TED Talks are also well-known scientists, artists, activists, teachers, and many other types of experts.

2) Sketch Together

Yes, please! We added Sketch Together, a channel that talks about UX/UI design and sometimes even drawing tips. It’s cool that this station lets you watch people draw from start to finish. But there are other things too. You can watch lessons on Figma to learn how to make illustrations with different tools and methods. You can even see how to use the Blush plugin to its best in real life! It’s like doing something or watching someone do it! 

3) The Futur

It’s impossible to miss TheFutur on YouTube. The Futur has five main topics: mindset, marketing, sales and negotiations, pricing and motivation, and sales and negotiations. It has almost two million members. There is more than one YouTube channel called TheFutur. It’s a place for creative people to learn online. TheFutur helps you find a way to make a living doing what you love. It might not be possible, but I’m sure it is! 

4) AIGA Design

AIGA is the oldest and biggest professional design group with members. AIGA has a YouTube channel where you can watch movies from events, interviews, awards, and more. You don’t need to know a lot about design to enjoy this show. “One Designer, One Work,” in which the designer shows off one important work and talks about the challenges and ideas behind it, is a great way to learn about how design affects different fields. 

5) Big Think

Big Think’s 3.35 million subscribers are rising, and they learn from the best thinkers and doers in the world. Follow BigThink on YouTube if you want to get better faster. Their website has written pieces and new videos every day, and they share videos every day. 

6) Sea Lemon

This channel by Jennifer Bates is all about print patterns, art/doodle tasks, and binding books. Learn how to draw and paint with these lessons that show you how to use different tools and methods. There are fun art challenges and do-it-yourself projects in some of these movies to get you going or help you relax. 

7) Femke Design

Femke is a Product Designer, and this channel is all about her work. It covers UX design, user study, prototyping, and product. The videos here are about Femke’s work. They include things like what she’s learned on the job and her side projects, and sometimes she also talks about design and no-code tools. 

8) The Art Assignment

The Art Assignment is a weekly show on PBS Digital Studios. Sarah Urist Green, who wrote “You Are an Artist,” hosts the show. This article includes suggestions for books that will help you bring out your inner artist. 

9) Nas Daily

Nas Daily began as a vlog with daily movies that were only one minute long. Nas Daily now has more than 40 million fans on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok. That is a lot of people, yes! But why do we have this station on our list? Nas Daily finds stories from people all over the world who have ideas and experiences that are worth sharing, like great inventions, outliers, and one-of-a-kind places. Remember that seeing what other people are doing can also help you come up with new ideas for your projects. 

10) Anoosha Syed

Anoosha Syed is an artist who works on her own and lives in Toronto, Canada. She shows you how she makes art on her channel so you can learn more about drawing and painting. She also talks about what she has learned and what she has done since working for Google, Disney Jr., and Netflix, among others! 

11) Bobby Chiu

Someone made Baby Yoda, do you know? You’ll learn that from these Bobby Chiu movies. He has conversations with the artists and writers who made your favourite figures and movies. You can also find tutorials and mini-lessons on other types of art and illustration that will help you learn how to paint in different ways. 

12) Proko

Stan Prokopenko is an artist and teacher who made the teaching channel Proko. His tutorials and the tutorials and well-known artists that appear in his videos make it a top-rated station. For people who are new to drawing, Proko has lessons that teach you the basics and help you find the best place to start and some good techniques for beginners. 

13) Human Safari

A man from Italy named Human Safari makes videos about his travels around the world. After watching one of his short films, it’s hard not to feel sad. 

14) Casey Neistat

Casey Neistat is most likely the big fish on this list. He has been on the site for more than 10 years and is one of the “inventors” of the daily vlog style. His videos are meant to show that he sees life as an adventure that he wants to live to the best. 

15) Thomas Franck

To be a part of the productivity YouTuber trend, Thomas Franck makes videos that help you get things done, whether you’re in high school, college, the real world, or any of those places. “That includes study tips to help you learn faster and ace your exams, tips on how to stop putting things off, reading and note-taking techniques, and more,” he says. 

Are you ready to start your next creative project?

One great way to learn is to watch videos. There are more ways to get creative, learn useful skills, and find out what’s going on in the world with these YouTube programs. You’ll always learn something new from these videos because they are interesting, fun, and educational.