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Eye opening information. Life is so precious. it's priceless.

That was actually pretty good, especially your eyes conveyed a lotta emotions, you should do a lotta theatre you are gifted but doing more theatre will help you perfect your craft

Managed to fake guilt from this, thanks

help me cry gils on ncome davao

LOVE IT

GOOD INFORMATION TO KNOW

Amazing video! Such practical tips - am more confident in my ability to cry on cue now 😭

This was stunning ophelia is not easy to play on one side her spirit on the other her vunerability great performance thank you

Still crying- amazing video

Let me know if you go to China

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你看起来如此的美丽

Good lord. The passion, the raw emotion. That was absolute perfection.

Just wow performance

LOL!

Nice work! Well researched and presented.

I know people think they've all been through the worst. I've lost my entire family at 19 and none of my friends except 2 are alive. I am the least creative person. Maybe I haven't had the opportunity but it's done nothing but make me be nothing except line cook and I can't draw can't write.

Wow, best video yet!

This is good. Most young actresses have high pitched voices. How did you get that resonant low, voice? Good work btw

Great...

has anyone ever told you you look like emma stone??!

What's your instagram id lady 😭?

I keep going back to this, ever since the algorithm first showed me it. Your delivery is so cool and so interesting, it almost feels like you've taken a monologue in modern English and translated it, its that natural!

Very cool

Chills... literal chills 🥶

Wow- so many words, and they're all "wow, such good acting"

This absolutely consumed me. Very well done!

Interesting research! Personally I think having a growth mindset has had very positive outcomes for me, especially in recovery and I see it working very well alongside other tools e.g goal setting. Coz ultimately a mindset is just a lens/perspective we have about a certain condition/situation, it's the action after that, that is most important. Might possibly be more impactful like you said depending on different cultural context. I see it being beneficial in the education system in Singapore especially where a lot of students are seen as "screwed for life" if they have bad grades at a young age and see poor grades as their identity, in this context I feel the growth mindset would be a good starting point to have because it then takes away that focus on the negative attributes and looks more at what they can do moving forward!

Wow- no words 😮

Wow how interesting- I knew growth mindset was BS!

Great tips Annabelle. Personally I always reach for the 🧅.

Have auditions today! Thank you so much!!! <3

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Annabelle this is so good!

LOVE THIS!!!! Practical and technical, very helpful Belle <3

This video is really good! Too underated!

Wow how good- now I'm crying all the time!

Bravo bravo

YES 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 your end point is so friggin’ true

LOVE IT BELLE! EXCITED FOR MORE!

There are some very interesting concepts and thoughts in there, but the structure seems a bit confusing. Can I suggest adding a sub-topic text and drawing an outline of the topics you would like to cover (would love to see the time stamps)? Overall very informational video.

Look up Kay red field Jamison MD and phd. Great research on mood disorders.

Good video on an interesting subject. I’m somewhat knowledgeable in it. But not much. Ex family dr and CBT therapist, chronic depressed, ADHD , dyslexic , long time medications, and somewhat knowledgeable in science. Couldn’t have summoned it better myself. Maybe I would have come to a little different conclusion or included different facts. But not done it better. The fact that I watched it to the end without losing focus to often! My UA-cam history is 99,8% of videos that i only watched 10% of. But I don’t know the base line value for UA-cam users. Soo many psychiatric diseases are so crippling that untreated they will stop anyone from creating anything. Would we see a clearer connection if everyone was treated ? Is there a connection? All the media showing a connection. Affects us all. Confirmation bias does the rest? Let us say that there is no connection. But the culture tells everyone that there is. Growing up in that concept. Believing in it. A young person with a creative talent but mentally “normal” might chose not to follow the creative life path. But the same person, with mental problems. Might chose it. Because that choice fits the cultural norm. Making it a self fulfilling cultural idea

Loved the video. My thought is that art is expression. And when someone has the ability to express life in a different way you could say it makes them more creative.

I think you bring up some good points, but I feel like there is a lack of clarity here - are we talking about creativity or "exceptional creativity/intellectual ability" (i.e., being a genius)? Simply based on face validity I would agree that the closer you get to schizophrenic symptoms, the more creative an individual becomes, up until you hit a threshold wherein the positive and negative schizophrenic symptoms weigh down the ability to convey said creativity. I think we need to look beyond the scope of just mood disorders though. I find it unlikely that someone with major depression is any more creative than a mentally healthy individual, so perhaps this could have skewed/balanced the results (How often do we see people with depression being referred to as "mad geniuses"? I would say this trope is more inclined towards the more "unhinged" or manic disorders.) For example, autism, particularly in women, can be similar to the "horizontal thinking" you spoke about in terms of brain lateralisation. Some women with ASD have the inverse of the general conception of [male] autism - wherein people think they're overly analytical or logical - and instead they connect many different topics together, similar to schizophrenia. Does this mean they’re also more likely to be creatively inclined? I think this poses a more philosophical question though - is creativity the embodiment of horizontal thinking, or is it a by-product of it? If we could, say, agree that creativity is _defined_ as having the ability to link topics together, you could claim that (some) mental illness is _directly_ linked to the “mad genius” trope. Perhaps this could be investigated by looking at split brain patients?

Brilliant video Essay Annabelle. Can I suggest making Time Stamps, it makes it so much easier to consume the topic when there are chapter headings breaking down the information ahead. Along with other great reasons I can't clarify right now.

IDK about this but ig there is a certain relationship between creativity and being morally broke. Anyways this video is dope i liked it found it informative and structured. But i would like to ask how you measure creativity? is their any parameter or test kind of?

Wow such a cool video!

Omg can't wait for the next video!

this is beautiful