It reminds me with one YouTuber I used to say when I was still a young teenager. Back then, he said that despite his popularity, he isn't a motivator, doctor, or psychiatrist to be idolized. As a viewer, he suggests to as professional or actual expert to help with your problems, rather than cope it with ambiguous online activity (like him).

Despite his struggle to became what he want now, it's a good thing to take note that not all people share the same level, even him to anyone that follows him. It's a good thing to do a research and think twice about what people said on the internet, rather than take it literally and say how "genius" such speech was (pretty much Brainrot logic)