Can a Civil Engineer become a YouTuber?

I have a BSc Degree in Civil Engineering. And there's just one small problem... I'm not sure I want to spend the rest of my life doing practical civil engineering. So instead of pretending I have everything figured out, I'm trying something completely different: YouTube. But can someone with an engineering degree and no creative talent actually build a career as a YouTuber without making engineering content? That's what I'm trying to figure out. This isn't a “quit your job and follow your dreams” type motivational video, as I wouldn’t know I was fired from my first job. I don't know if YouTube will work for me. I don't know if I'll ever make a living from it. I'm basically running an experiment. Can the skills I learned as an engineer, research, problem solving, analysis and figuring out complicated things, actually help me become a better creator? And if YouTube doesn't work, well, at least I still have the engineering degree. Probably. Maybe. Anyway, welcome to the experiment. Chapters 00:00 - I Have a Civil Engineering Degree... So Why YouTube? 01:19 - The Problem With Having a Degree 02:09 - Maybe I Don't Actually Hate Engineering 03:16 - Then There's YouTube 04:00 - The Engineering YouTube Problem 04:51 - My Degree Isn't Actually Useless 05:41 - The Problem With Making YouTube a Career 06:36 - So I Need a Different Plan 07:10 - The Actual YouTube Experiment 07:56 - Where Engineering Surprisingly Helps 08:41 - What If YouTube Doesn't Work? 09:24 - The Real Danger 10:04 - Can I Actually Do This? 10:48 - Conclusion Subscribe if you enjoy:    / @theumerk1   (Thanks!) #YouTube #CareerChange #CivilEngineering #Engineering #YouTuber #Career #YouTubeJourney #CreatorJourney