A YouTube channel is an opportunity to share your expertise, grow your profile, connect with others, and so much more. In my opinion it's the best creator platform in the world. Better by far than any other social media platform. And it's only growing in strength and viewership.
But you won't do it because "your voice sounds weird", don't have enough time, lack ideas for content, or a good enough camera. I get it. These challenges are very real. Here's the secret... they don't matter. As Marie Forleo says "everything is figureoutable".
I started my YouTube channel in February 2017 off a podcast I let die, an art service that didn't make any money, and a 5 year old blog that had netted me ~ 500 subscribers in that time. I didn't have a content plan, "nice" camera, or any real existing audience.
My only goal at this point was to be consistent. Didn't matter what the topic was or the video length. I was tired of half-assing things. It was time to ship.