@connectwithgrowth: Made The Right Person Famous. When Broxh started streaming in 2015, he did something very different from most creators on Twitch. Instead of playing games or chasing viral trends, he shared traditional Māori wood carving with his viewers. His streams were calm, patient, and deeply rooted in culture and craftsmanship. At first it might not have looked like typical internet content, but that authenticity became the reason people stayed. Viewers were not just watching a stream. They were witnessing a real craft and a real person behind it. Over time that genuine connection helped Broxh build an audience of more than a million followers. His story is a reminder that you do not always need to copy what everyone else is doing to succeed. Sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is share what truly matters to you. #selfexpression #findyourpurpose #creativemindset

☆🌿🐄 ᴅɪᴠɪ 🛸🌿☆ :

I'm following broxh to this day and I will never unfollow

archietdwalters :

Zayn :

He has 1.9M followers but doesnt get much likes on his post we should revive his account

Oreokid :

And I heard he tyrned off the donations afterwards. Is that true?

yog_su7 :

“Can i give the money back”

⚽️🌟Mj🌟⚽️ :

I remember this with the Minecraft back ground sound

𝓗𝓪𝓻𝓻𝓲𝓼 :

Give this man 1000 more.

Luh-Loyd :

bro's heart

Ry :

Why can’t the world be more like this man? 🫶🏻

King Jason :

such an amazing soul

G◇¤tedHuman♤ :

"Can ı give that money back"

haha :

Such a humble guy. Good on you.

Stir_Fried_Taro :

This is bros soul

N3E1M :

This legit made me smile 😁

ugobananagod123 :

Let this man be famous

DR_BOOFENSHMIRTZ :

i cant tell you how many carvings ive watched him do that shit is amazing everytime

Winter :

bro's so innocent in the technology world<3

M@se🥶 :

“Can I give that money back”

Charles Belisle813 :

He taught me “we don’t make mistakes brother we make adjustments” during the pandemic and I’ve never forgotten those words