This week on the channel +172K views this week

Better Ideas takes stock of the self-improvement trend buffet

Joey Schweitzer's tier list ranges from waking up early to goblin mode, with room to change his mind.

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Better Ideas Story of October 17, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Ranking every self-improvement trend (from best to worst)

Waking up at 5 a.m., biohacking, manifestation, sleepmaxxing: self-improvement has accumulated quite a menu. In "Ranking every self-improvement trend (from best to worst)," Better Ideas creator Joey Schweitzer sorts through it with a useful admission: these are his opinions, and he might think differently a year from now.

There were no new uploads this week, so that recent tier list remains one of the channel's busiest videos. Its appeal is in the breadth of the assignment, putting demanding routines such as 75 Hard on the same agenda as goblin mode and the sigma grindset. It has reached roughly 136,000 views.

The slightly busier upload right now is an older exercise in reverse advice, "The fastest way to destroy your mind." Its description mischievously recommends constant mental overload and letting other people's thoughts crowd your head. The point is the opposite of the title's apparent instruction: pay attention to what you let in.

Across Better Ideas, daily viewing is below its usual level, while subscribers held steady over the week. Matt D'Avella is also seeing slower-than-usual daily viewing; Mel Robbins, meanwhile, added subscribers during a much busier week.

And the long-focus lesson we covered earlier hasn't disappeared from the picture. "It's boring, but this is how you focus on anything for 10+ hours" remains among Joey's most active uploads, with simple, repeatable structures as its answer to an overloaded mind.

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