Exactly! Some days you take one step, some days you take 100, it’s all about the journey and enjoying every moment on the way, it’ll make getting it so much better when you’re grateful for what you have
Or at least be closer than if you never do. The journey is the goal. Either way, you’ll be far more ahead than not taking action and avoiding distractions
re: question 1. a life coach i worked with put it simply. choose 3 values (i.e. community, art, connection). now use those values as your compass to make your decisions in life. example: your invited to a party where some interesting people out of your industry are but you know you have to get up early for the gym. knowing that “connection”, one of your values, is present or can be created - you can rest assure that going to the party will bring you more longterm fulfillment than sticking to your gym schedule
@@anchorofthenightsky The book is a 12-week program that helps people with artistic creative recovery. The program teaches techniques and exercises to help people gain self-confidence in harnessing their creative talents and skills. Also, ways to heal your inner child.
As a artist I feel like it’s all about mastering and tapping into your “flow state”. The more you do something , the easier it will come. And when u feel u have something in the way of creating, talk about what it is that’s going on with you .
"You have to be *aggressive* with the love you have for yourself" (aka your self belief, in the context of your creative work). Damn Erykah ♡ ♡ thank you for another incredible video, you are on an absolute roll of inspired work atm! the journal questions and the whole structuring of one's time and life around our creativity bit were so helpful and not the type of advice and guidance i recall ever having come across before. I needed this ty x
Thanks so much for taking the time to add that serenity_now . Just dope to get the feedback my side that the work going in is properly helping people work. I hear you on that Erykah quote too. I thought I might have used her clips a bit too much on the channel, but some of the things she says and her story in general felt super relevant to this one, had to go in.
of course, thank you for all the love you put into these. you've used erykah clips before but it's never felt too much or repetitive imo! it's always v relevant to the video/topic and the woman is just a fountain of wisdom@@creativemindsyoutube
I relate a lot to what Mac Miller said regarding his isolation phase. I feel like Ive been in that mode for a few years and I'm still there and its terribly lonely but also its really weird to be around me rn because I'm so focused on my music and my goals so I know that eventually when I learn how to balance that a bit better Ill attract the right people my way.
Man fr. Goin through it now. I think I should have gone through and come out of this faze a LONG time ago but fought it not having the wisdom/maturity to understand it’s power. Which ultimately made me make mistakes trying to cure that loneliness only to realize it’s very temporary and superficial. Only way I’m just starting to realize is to get out is grow through it rather than avoid it or it won’t go away.
@@jayseandon it’s tough def be kind to yourself, it’s not at all easy to embrace this phase, we will find an aligned tribe soon when it’s the right time! 💜🫶🏽 wishing you love & blessings
I did the little amount I could each day in 2022. Each of those days I felt like I wasn’t doing shit. At the end of the year, I looked back and saw all the growth that accumulated and in 2023, I didn’t doubt my pace anymore.
You should do a video on age. As in older artist breaking through a lot of ppl give up as they get older but there’s a lot of artist that don’t start their career until 30 plus. Would love to hear your perspective on that
As a training actor, and new writer, I’m currently in the long process of finding a daily routine where my best work comes through. I am beginning to understand, however, that I am a lot more distracted than I thought I was. Even just 10 minutes of shallow, useless, happy brain chemical spiking scrolling on my phone can kill my passion for the following hour. I need to feel genuinely good, at a soul level. I’m beginning to include activities on the daily that help with this, but with that, I’m also worried that it takes away from my time spent working on my creative endeavours. Your journaling prompt about that has fully opened my eyes to that thought that was kinda floating in my head. People like to talk about finding balance in life, but I’ve realised now that ‘balance’ as a creative is wayyyy different. Thank you for this great video
thank you so much for this! As a visual artist I can relate to the feelings of isolation and strained relationships due to the time I need to dedicate to my work. It is a real need, which I'm learning to accept, instead of looking at it as being selfish. Time & freedom are so important for the creative practice. Finding your own way of doing things is also a complex process, sometimes the time you need to create something can be completely "inconvenient" and against the rushed world we live in. I'm learning that it is important to let myself be guided by the natural timing of my creative practice.
Journaling and keeping track of dreams have both been v helpful. It takes so much energy to put out something that is genuinely yours, I resonate with needing to have period of withdrawal from the outside world. Thank you for sharing!
Really want to say thank you for these videos. I’ve been having so many questions towards the creative process and these videos on your channel have really been a north star for me. Appreciate you ❤
As an unknown artist who lives my life every day out of passion for music, this video was extremely inspiring, motivating, and reassuring. Many of these clips I’ve seen before, but in the context of this video, the commentary, the insight, everything about this 30 minute piece is a work of art in it of itself. Always appreciative of this channel and these videos, but for the current time in my life this video spoke volumes to me. Especially the Frank Ocean part, being in an artistic bubble, especially when you center your life around your passion, is so important & crucial to the process. That’s how the best work gets done and how timeless art is made. At least for my artistry, that’s the aspect I relate the most to. Also, I wasn’t familiar with Junot Diaz before this but everything he said was golden. I need to go do some research on his work! But seeing these great artists I look up to in so many ways have the same thoughts and mindsets as myself, an unknown artist, is very reassuring. Just have to stay on the path day by day.
Excessive binge drinking kept getting in the way of my creative projects. I couldn’t stay consistent when I was hungover for days at a time. Sober two months now and my art and workflow has improved as a result!
Where I really struggle is an all or nothing approach to my creative work. It completely consumes me when I get started, to the point where daily life outside of what I'm creating is an intrusion almost. Which means I take long periods away to deal with like...being a person. Which means my output is inconsistent. I'm trying to figure out how to balance this without losing the thrill that I love most. Starting in on a canvas or a blank sheet and waking up like, three days later with something gorgeous. No answers, all questions. So far.
I just use Saturday and Sunday to make music while other days I code and take inspiration to what I need to produce on sat and Sundays it works cause the more away I be with my craft the more I love to get back to it but Eventually every Sunday evening I again get exhausted of my music so just get back to code it works
Yeah I recognise that obsessive nature that a project can take on the mind. In all honesty with my stuff, I sometimes wonder if the thoughts about the work are sometimes being used by my brain to cover other stuff up too - not necessarily an issue. In that Kendrick Lamar Rick Rubin video Kendrick talks about how he uses meditation to give him some time to manage his obsession with the work, but yeah I hear you.
Amazingly helpful video. I think J Cole talked about the one important item - being one step closer every day. None of this is overnight. Just keep moving forward, everyday, some amount. It adds up.
so many good points in this, could you possibly do a video on how to balance multiple creative paths - especially while being a student and working? I have ideas for writing, painting, design, videography and music, however when i focus on one, i feel as if i'm neglecting the others and it frustrates me.
I am in this exact bubble. Bussing tables, going to class, trying to grow creatively. It's a whirlwind of emotions and thoughts. The grind doesnt stop though.
This video is as important for anyone who knows an artist, whether a partner or friends, etc. It does such a good job sheding light on what the artist's experience can be and how that can put strains on relationships. There's real value in being more compassionate towards those around you. Love that you also took that into consideration in the video.
Thanks for the support out here jessicarubio8557 and for dropping those thoughts on what was discussed in this one. Seen you out here supporting the channel from early - know that it's appreciated and matters my side.
I've taken a much more intuitive approach to my music and creative output in the last 6 months. For about two years I became so deeply involved and attached to my fantasy world - especially my ego, which overran my personal priorities, life and relationships. This period created some of my most expressive work ( which was actually my debut release and album ), I honestly didnt give a fuck about anyones opinion and also what I was saying - truly fearless. But fast forward to now, im trying to find that balance again between all my worlds and becoming fearless again ( removing ego this time ). I've completely shifted my creative outlook and world, many hours of inner-work has been done and many more will be done. Everyday, every second I still think about how my next project will sound, feel and look - also the new perspectives and identity ive grown into and how that will look... this will never leave. I get extremely impatient sometimes, especially during this 'down-time' but I will choose to trust this process and I know im yet to create my most personal, expressive AND complete work. Gotta always broaden our lens and remember the journey 🖤 give yourself grace and time to grow.
Wow so dope to read, glad this video resonated with your journey and thanks for sharing that. I hear you on the 'down time' being hard. It's always easier to stick in the groove and just look up and chase the next thing, so I feel that too. Thanks for sharing this again, and the goal of creating personal, expressive and complete work sounds like a massively valuable aim - I'm going to take that for my own self too.
@@creativemindsyoutube I'm so glad this also resonated with you too bro - there's absolutely ZERO time limit on creating truly valuable and personal work that connects to your identity and expression. We've gotta remember that 🖤 Thank you truly again for creating the content you do and being vulnerable with yourself and your audience - this video really created that space for me to even express how I've been feeling / the journey so far. Excited for your journey and growth bro, thanks again.
Thank you for your content. I recently found you through my recommended at a time in my life where I have stepped onto the other side of the unknown. I'm still gaining footing and my eyes are still adjusting to my more authentic expression. I think one of the main takeaways from this video is to begin! Without comparison. Without permission from anyone else but myself. I've been working towards my goals in unknown and known ways; I've positioned my days to where I can invest in my dreams - no longer working for the system that undervalues me and views me as replaceable. I'm taking risks and those who have known me for a while are questioning my decisions but I know that my soul knows where to go (an affirmation I've began saying for a couple of years now). I'm getting into a routine now and realizing that self-discipline is going to get me where I want to be. The days where I don't want to, where I'd rather not, have proven to be the days that make it count. Making sacrifices like quitting smoking to be more clear and focused, no longer suppressing my creativity and excitement for my passions. No longer giving a fuck who perceives me because I know my heart.... I went on a tangent but it's all relevant. I think the biggest proud moment is choosing myself and I will continue to do so no matter the circumstances. To anyone struggling and on the fence.. choose you! Your future self is waiting for you :)
I'm watching this from my cubicle at work thinking about more ways to nurture my craft as a writer and the end resonated with me deeply. Thank you for this video.
1. Live life for awhile 2. Don't watch or listen to anything creative...alot of times it seeps into your work unconsciously and u don't realize it til later 3. Minimalism...if u can't do it at the most basic level with the most basic equipment...u can't really do it 4. Don't rush...have a plan 5. Be flexible with the vision...alot times artists don't want to get rid of some songs on projects because artists think everything is great because they created it...not always true...other songs might flow better with the overall theme
Great video and inspiration, thanx ! I was struggling to finish a song with its music video I started 10 years ago, made a few burn out of it due to a lot of commitment into reaching the high level of standard I’ve set. I gave up twice and prioritized my regular job and sometimes fell into drug/escaping addiction. Then I remembered the initial spark of the song, the core intention behind, that was expressing gratitude to the people and country that welcomed my political refugee parent and allowed me to have a proper situation nowadays. I owed them that recognition into celebrating places and people from France in the music video. As I gave up , felt low or insecure, I just remember all the trust, time and energy these the people I’ve filmed that gave me, and it brings me back the energy and will to finish the project, not for me, but for them.
Amazing video, I've been watching your vids for a few months ... I truly believe you are growing strong roots and building a community of some of the most prolific creatives to come ... Wishing you success on your own creative endeavors as well!
Thanks AMN - I was thinking about my goals for next year a bit, and the idea of people actually taking the videos I've been making and it helping them to complete and push forward their own projects is no joke something that sits at the heart of what drives me to do these. Thanks for taking the time to drop the support, and glad this one connected for you.
Dude, this video was so well put together. Thanks for taking the time to do the research. You’re video format is the way my mind compartmentalizes information. Learned a lot about how to improve the quality of my artwork.
I really appreciate the thoughtful, pragmatic and interesting way that you structured this. The meta conversation about living as a creative is a tough thing to speak about in a substantial and grounded way. You hit it exactly. I really applaud the effort and beauty of what you've made, here. Thank you.
Sounds cheesy AF, but I try to make stuff that have moments that reach to that idea of art or beauty (just in the songs and timing and interview choice etc), so glad you're feeling that your side. Thanks for taking the time to support and yeah, glad they are connecting for you.
@@creativemindsyoutube That sounds 0% cheesy. I find it so exhilarating that you live out what you spoke. (I'm wildly paraphrasing because it's 4am and I can't find my headphones and don't want to wake anyone looking for your precise turn of phrase lol) You said the work that is most powerful is the work that commands so much of us that it can get overwhelming. I love that you're reaching for and unafraid of surrendering to that type of art. In your own creative praxis. That you chose and were so reverent in the intersectional examples you chose for this video essay let me know u were a real one. The fact that you pour so generously into this channel with a desire to help others be heard/find their voice as you also find your own. It's admirable. Its powerful. It's hot. Your work not only hits that place, it sparks and cycles that desire to go out and pay it forward. You've got something real real special in you. And you telegraph it beautifully in this medium.
That's dope to hear my side. When I'm looking for a video on YT, I'm invariably trying to find something I can get stuck into over 10 minutes kind of thing - so it makes sense to me. Glad you enjoying the work here, and thanks for taking the time to drop the support.
I’m working on an E book right now for creativity and was doing some research I’m so glad I came upon your channel and videos they hit every component and aspect of creativity that I’ve been feeling and struggling with myself as an artist. I want to help others tap into their creativity my Main challenge right now is getting that isolation and complete silence and alone time that creatives need to create and bring to life their best work. My goal for 2024 is to move to a bigger house where I can have just that❤️😊
The second question you posed was incredibly helpful to me. Over the past few months I've been pretty evenly split up my time with making music and playing melee online. While melee is undoubtedly a very therapeutic game for me and helps me reflect on myself, music does the same thing for me tenfold, and it's something that I'm going to make into my career someday. Thank you for the guidance! This is one of my fav new channels I've found
I think having grace for yourself has played the biggest role for my artistic journey. I don’t believe in over straining yourself to the point where you’re fully isolating yourself because I think that can have negative effects on mental health. Maybe that’s why so many artists who are seen as “great” struggle with mental health issues. I think not giving up and following through is important. Knowing the boundaries of your skills so you can grow them without over doing it is also vital. I do agree that journaling is pivotal because in my own journey it has offered me time to reflect on what people, places, actives actually serve me. I’ve even had to take a break from my own creative endeavors so I could have a healthier ego around it. Love yourself and if you’ve been blessed to want to pursue something creative do it please! If you need to cut things out to add more time, do so in a healthy way instead of breaking up with your loving girlfriend out of the blue for example. Get to know yourself and just work. Oh and also get sleep - your creativity long term will suffer if you don’t. Anyway, I hope you guys can get something out of this ramble about my own experience.
Right now my Approach with music is with the instrumentals obviously the instrumentals have the sound good to me to put vocals over them I know that sounds very vague but I'm just going to talk about the next thing but with the lyrics I realized the best thing I can do is just write about truthfully and what I'm thinking about and it doesn't always have to rhyme instead it's more just like me talking and then I'm just going to figure out how I'm going to put that on top of the instrumental with how I say it but also I realize I have a lot of ideas for artistic ideas for music but depending on what idea it is I might not go for it because it's not where my mentality is at at that time 100% because it'll be like there's another idea that I'm more likely to accomplish instead of that one and also I think it's because of my current situation with my life that it gets in the way of me feeling motivated to work on a specific idea because like I said it's depending on my mentality and what I'm dealing with with life and with people and what I'm thinking about
In my case , it takes alot of planning . I’ve recorded music for so many years that I can write exactly what I want but its the concept behind the music for me . The story or idea I want to tell then I can make the music . I’m currently working on a project and thats how its been. I want a great body of work that I can look back at and be still proud of it .
From my experience of this video, it seems to be raising up the moments we spend creatively to a higher importance than the others we spend living traditionally. I find myself disagreeing with that idea. Being present and experiencing life is just as important to the creative work as actually doing the work. It’s in those moments that we form our own opinions, learn about ourselves, and figure out what we want to say. Personally, I will be creating work until I cant anymore, and there I’ve formed a real patience in my approach because of that.
OK this got me thinking. I think I agree with what you've said too. One of the things I want to balance a bit more about my videos is making sure I'm not superficially lifting the creative process as 'special' or something exclusive. That idea around being present in life is so important, and something that, as you say, is super necessary to actually feed the work anyway. Thanks for adding your piece here, and taking the time.
As an artist/singer-songwriter whose been singing and writing since a child and just falling in love with so many musical legends I.e. Lauryn Hill, India.Arie, Tracy chapman; I've only now consider myself to be an artist. I had this idea that the artist was something that I had to strive to become and that would be validated with the accolades and rewards but taking a step back, I now assert myself as an artist and one of value and this video helped me to realize that so I'm grateful for this. Thank you, truly.
The best way to remain creative is to have an healthy life. I used to drink, partying a lot, talking about projects I was unable to do because I was just a character I was playing the "artist" but was not myself an artist. For now I do my way I am not ashamed to take a huge day off, I like to see my friends but I have stop drinking alcohol, I practice yoga, meditation, eat healty and...work not a lot but even if it´s 4 hours it will be 4 full hours. Being an artist requires discipline but we must also take care of ourselves but I don´t thinkl it is selfishness it is simply finding a way to have the right balance between our everyday life and our creative life.
Its good to move towards the goals that you want and to be very “selfish/stubborn” but more rather self-respectful of your principles and practice. Don’t allow the “normal” of others and expectations to affect what and how you do things to a detrimental degree. At the same time, part of self respect is your mind, body, and overall health. Your communication, connection, and sharing with people and the world I think is also important. Just grinding mindlessly without end in your room could be good for growth skill wise but at least for me that made me uber depressed when I didn’t at least see someone at the end of the week. A good balance of self diligence and self respect with plotted out time to rest and hangout and enjoy the world is what’s healthy to me.
with me, i have so little free time outside of my 9-5 to pursue my creative projects, i will often remind myself every time i’m tempted to waste time doing something that won’t get me closer to my dreams. and i operate on a day by day basis, i try to do a little bit everyday so by the end of the week i feel better about other things that aren’t centred around me. it’s hard to balance but that’s the one way i’ve found that’s worked for me. excellent video by the way 👏
God I need to listen to some frank after this lol Swim gooood Always always appreciate your videos. Lately I realize there are a near infinite amount of skillful or unskillful actions I can take every second of the day, that could deter me, or lead me toward my creative goals and making my best work. Choosing to watch your channel before bed over something unrelated to sparking my creative drive is valuable, a skillful decision you’ve blessed me the ability to make. Imagine how many people you motivate and inspire with these compilations and insight.. THANK YOU Thank you so much for your work.
I really resonate with the part about needing to be lazy for a while in order be most creative. A lot of the time it’s necessary to be ‘bored’ to come up with ideas
I am being relocated to another country cos of domestic violence, it's pretty daunting I've been living in fear for a while... This video made me feel hope, that I can do this, this is going to be a fresh start, second chance.. I have an opportunity to create my best life that will be my best work, mindset is everything. I had to comment cos I really needed it. Thank you❤
Such a good video that at the end I was like “is it over already? I want more” good job. Really gives me permission to be myself and be grounded in who I want to become no matter what other people think.
Absolutely excellent channel, excited to watch it grow! You've inspired me so much to keep pursuing my dreams no matter how big or nonsensical, thank you for your work!
A lot of the time I find myself rushing through creating because I’m so excited to just make the art.. This is showing me not to cheat the process though and it will be even more beautiful in the end because of it
this was a great episode and got me thinking more of my music career path as an artist and definitely motivating and inspiring me to finish my vision for my 4th album and more projects in the works thank you Creative Minds 🙏🏽👨🏽🎨 with gratitude, LaynoProd
One thing that's working for me is also having a partner that wants to go as hard as you do and challenges you. Sometimes this is hard pressure to deal with but you will adjust and that's the key. Pile the pressure on and then adjust to it. Never let the pressure crush you. Again...never let the pressure become you master however!
I got the belief I grit my teeth But might shrug it off, tongue in cheek A will to power that walks with your feet’s Desire to free the mind A search for peace Can you see When I unveil the mask I’m more amorphous than you think
How do I organise my work around your life? I invest (time, energy, money) into my hobbies and intrests outside of my creative work. I give myself the space to reflect and evolve in those areas and it comes out in my work. How I make tough decisions? I reason with myself and feel my feelings (both positive and negative) to help me find balance and clarity around what helps and what doesnt't. It's not always easy and something I'm still trying to navigate but I see its benefits long term
Dood this is a super good video! Thanks so much! It helped me a lot and made me want to go create right away! Also To just be patient, present and enjoy the journey! I appreciate it! 😃
If the video drives you on your own journey - that's the goal hit for me no joke. Thanks for taking the time to share the support and message, it matters my side.
I realized I may even want it more than the artist I’m working with as a producer and that is scary because you start out with a mission with people and realize your passion can be looked at as a burden if other obstacles are in the way of other people who can’t be as passionate and dedicated as you
I don’t have any desire to “make it” as an artist and I don’t even necessarily know what that looks like. I think it’s ok to make art for the sake of doing it. I feel like I’m blessed with a sort of musical 6th sense and I enjoy making music. I’m not really good at too much else. I love expressing myself through the art form. But I couldn’t care less about streams and “making it”. I think it’s about making art that means something to you and that’s it. Maybe a handful of people will listen to my music and out of that handful a couple people will connect to it.
i definately need time...to do nothing at all thats my process,to gather think and day dream my ideas....only problem is i can do that forever,so some stucture is needed...im ina good place creatively in my secret career and feel like its almost time to release...
Glad this one resonated with you Kodeshe - thanks for sharing that piece of your own story on the topics, and thanks for taking the time to drop in and support - it's appreciated.
@@creativemindsyoutube really insightful and helpful stuff you’re putting out, honest and unique…it really made me think about things differently which at times I need a reminder to do so
Kobe Bryant is also a perfect example. He is one of THE greatest to ever touch a basketball but that was because of his extreme work ethic and his mentality to better than everyone. And not only everyone else but better than himself as well. R.I.P to the Black Mamba
As an underground musician at this point...it's good I can find videos like this. Because, I went a hiatus for a few years to try and go soul searching by getting other skills too well get a real job. However, I forget what my voice can mean for other people, especially being on the spectrum, (or autistic.) So funnily enough I saw this video in my recs for months, and, thought "screw it might be just more motivation jank, but well I might aswell hear out what this person say's. Cause one life and such." All I'll say was this is finally what I needed to go back, and be that unique musician again.
Thank you for feeding the hungry artists. Focus and obsession is necessary for creation at the highest level. I appreciate this so much! Also, I have a question. What drives you to make these videos? It feels like these were made for me 😮
This incredible . Thank you for this. Thank you for the research and the storytelling. This entire video feels like an open letter to the inside mind of an artist unapologetically
Great vid and I've been journaling (this is a word idc) since 2016 because of one of my acting teachers made it assignment in one of the advanced acting classes to understand character nuance. Each book since then has had so many new characters, issues, problems, and challenges which make you appreciate all the bs you experience in life because you have something fruitful to talk about and share with people. When you're at the end of your journey you'll likely appreciate all the hardships you faced rather than those unfulfilling achievements you had because you were able to gain something from them.
I hear that. Journalling to understand characters more deeply or inhabit characters sounds super interesting as a practice. My background is in writing fiction, so I like the idea of using the reflective practices around character building. Glad this one connected for you, and thanks for taking the time to share that piece of your experience.
Glad that interview hit for you. I got put onto his streams and interviews by a mate who produces. Love how much you can see he's put into his music and learning - dude goes deep.
Take a step every single day towards where you want to be in life, and eventually you will reach your destination.🚶
Cheers for spreading the love and support in here bearbear - thanks for taking the time
@@creativemindsyoutube thanks for making great content, I’m a fan! 😎
Exactly! Some days you take one step, some days you take 100, it’s all about the journey and enjoying every moment on the way, it’ll make getting it so much better when you’re grateful for what you have
@@tyisnt ^ 🎯
Or at least be closer than if you never do. The journey is the goal. Either way, you’ll be far more ahead than not taking action and avoiding distractions
re: question 1. a life coach i worked with put it simply. choose 3 values (i.e. community, art, connection). now use those values as your compass to make your decisions in life. example: your invited to a party where some interesting people out of your industry are but you know you have to get up early for the gym. knowing that “connection”, one of your values, is present or can be created - you can rest assure that going to the party will bring you more longterm fulfillment than sticking to your gym schedule
Most other media pulls me away from my work. These videos often push me back in to the deep end. Thank you for this.
100%. I often watch one of these to get in the right mind space before i dive into my work
Man same! Came here to post similar comment and found your comment nailed it.
Ah mate that's so dope to hear. Goals hit for me there no joke - thanks for taking the time to share that and drop the support - appreciated my side.
literally it’s part of my routine rn fr
For all my creative brothers and sisters. A great book to read “the artists way…” by Julia Cameron. Changed my life when I was 20/21.
i have that book, but would you mind telling me exactly what it tells you to do and how it changed you? i’m so curious about it😭
@@anchorofthenightsky The book is a 12-week program that helps people with artistic creative recovery. The program teaches techniques and exercises to help people gain self-confidence in harnessing their creative talents and skills. Also, ways to heal your inner child.
This book completely changed my life
As a artist I feel like it’s all about mastering and tapping into your “flow state”. The more you do something , the easier it will come. And when u feel u have something in the way of creating, talk about what it is that’s going on with you .
Very similar to professional gamers and pro athletes.
@@Q2tall exactly
"You have to be *aggressive* with the love you have for yourself" (aka your self belief, in the context of your creative work). Damn Erykah ♡ ♡ thank you for another incredible video, you are on an absolute roll of inspired work atm! the journal questions and the whole structuring of one's time and life around our creativity bit were so helpful and not the type of advice and guidance i recall ever having come across before. I needed this ty x
Thanks so much for taking the time to add that serenity_now . Just dope to get the feedback my side that the work going in is properly helping people work. I hear you on that Erykah quote too. I thought I might have used her clips a bit too much on the channel, but some of the things she says and her story in general felt super relevant to this one, had to go in.
of course, thank you for all the love you put into these. you've used erykah clips before but it's never felt too much or repetitive imo! it's always v relevant to the video/topic and the woman is just a fountain of wisdom@@creativemindsyoutube
I relate a lot to what Mac Miller said regarding his isolation phase. I feel like Ive been in that mode for a few years and I'm still there and its terribly lonely but also its really weird to be around me rn because I'm so focused on my music and my goals so I know that eventually when I learn how to balance that a bit better Ill attract the right people my way.
Same!!
Man fr. Goin through it now. I think I should have gone through and come out of this faze a LONG time ago but fought it not having the wisdom/maturity to understand it’s power. Which ultimately made me make mistakes trying to cure that loneliness only to realize it’s very temporary and superficial. Only way I’m just starting to realize is to get out is grow through it rather than avoid it or it won’t go away.
@@jayseandon it’s tough def be kind to yourself, it’s not at all easy to embrace this phase, we will find an aligned tribe soon when it’s the right time! 💜🫶🏽 wishing you love & blessings
i am confident you will do this🙂
Same been 3 years now wishing you the best dawg
I did the little amount I could each day in 2022. Each of those days I felt like I wasn’t doing shit. At the end of the year, I looked back and saw all the growth that accumulated and in 2023, I didn’t doubt my pace anymore.
Yes!!!❤🎉
You should do a video on age. As in older artist breaking through a lot of ppl give up as they get older but there’s a lot of artist that don’t start their career until 30 plus. Would love to hear your perspective on that
diaz talking about it not being until “momentum” died to write his best work really speaks volumes
As a training actor, and new writer, I’m currently in the long process of finding a daily routine where my best work comes through. I am beginning to understand, however, that I am a lot more distracted than I thought I was. Even just 10 minutes of shallow, useless, happy brain chemical spiking scrolling on my phone can kill my passion for the following hour. I need to feel genuinely good, at a soul level. I’m beginning to include activities on the daily that help with this, but with that, I’m also worried that it takes away from my time spent working on my creative endeavours. Your journaling prompt about that has fully opened my eyes to that thought that was kinda floating in my head. People like to talk about finding balance in life, but I’ve realised now that ‘balance’ as a creative is wayyyy different.
Thank you for this great video
thank you so much for this! As a visual artist I can relate to the feelings of isolation and strained relationships due to the time I need to dedicate to my work. It is a real need, which I'm learning to accept, instead of looking at it as being selfish. Time & freedom are so important for the creative practice. Finding your own way of doing things is also a complex process, sometimes the time you need to create something can be completely "inconvenient" and against the rushed world we live in. I'm learning that it is important to let myself be guided by the natural timing of my creative practice.
Journaling and keeping track of dreams have both been v helpful. It takes so much energy to put out something that is genuinely yours, I resonate with needing to have period of withdrawal from the outside world. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for sharing that. Yeah I hear you on both those points too. The need for withdrawal and re-energising is real.
Really want to say thank you for these videos. I’ve been having so many questions towards the creative process and these videos on your channel have really been a north star for me. Appreciate you ❤
Assessment of your surroundings and not being scared to change them is what an artist is in society
The deep knowing that your purpose you’re heading towards is going to come to fruition, that is everything. No doubt.💜
I hear that loudly. Thanks for taking the time to drop the words and glad this one resonated in some way for you.
As an unknown artist who lives my life every day out of passion for music, this video was extremely inspiring, motivating, and reassuring. Many of these clips I’ve seen before, but in the context of this video, the commentary, the insight, everything about this 30 minute piece is a work of art in it of itself. Always appreciative of this channel and these videos, but for the current time in my life this video spoke volumes to me. Especially the Frank Ocean part, being in an artistic bubble, especially when you center your life around your passion, is so important & crucial to the process. That’s how the best work gets done and how timeless art is made. At least for my artistry, that’s the aspect I relate the most to. Also, I wasn’t familiar with Junot Diaz before this but everything he said was golden. I need to go do some research on his work! But seeing these great artists I look up to in so many ways have the same thoughts and mindsets as myself, an unknown artist, is very reassuring. Just have to stay on the path day by day.
I’ve never seen this channel, or your videos. I subscribed after 40 seconds, that’s how tight that opening hook was. I’m sold
Excessive binge drinking kept getting in the way of my creative projects. I couldn’t stay consistent when I was hungover for days at a time. Sober two months now and my art and workflow has improved as a result!
Where I really struggle is an all or nothing approach to my creative work. It completely consumes me when I get started, to the point where daily life outside of what I'm creating is an intrusion almost. Which means I take long periods away to deal with like...being a person. Which means my output is inconsistent. I'm trying to figure out how to balance this without losing the thrill that I love most. Starting in on a canvas or a blank sheet and waking up like, three days later with something gorgeous. No answers, all questions. So far.
I just use Saturday and Sunday to make music while other days I code and take inspiration to what I need to produce on sat and Sundays it works cause the more away I be with my craft the more I love to get back to it but
Eventually every Sunday evening I again get exhausted of my music so just get back to code it works
Yeah I recognise that obsessive nature that a project can take on the mind. In all honesty with my stuff, I sometimes wonder if the thoughts about the work are sometimes being used by my brain to cover other stuff up too - not necessarily an issue. In that Kendrick Lamar Rick Rubin video Kendrick talks about how he uses meditation to give him some time to manage his obsession with the work, but yeah I hear you.
Amazingly helpful video. I think J Cole talked about the one important item - being one step closer every day. None of this is overnight. Just keep moving forward, everyday, some amount. It adds up.
so many good points in this, could you possibly do a video on how to balance multiple creative paths - especially while being a student and working? I have ideas for writing, painting, design, videography and music, however when i focus on one, i feel as if i'm neglecting the others and it frustrates me.
Find a way to combine them all into one
@@shamz_ai I agree this can work however it's easier said then done LOL
OK this has got me thinking yeah... consider the request noted in a big way.
I am in this exact bubble. Bussing tables, going to class, trying to grow creatively. It's a whirlwind of emotions and thoughts. The grind doesnt stop though.
this video is very needed!
Having a creative mind is a blessing and a curse
This video is as important for anyone who knows an artist, whether a partner or friends, etc. It does such a good job sheding light on what the artist's experience can be and how that can put strains on relationships. There's real value in being more compassionate towards those around you. Love that you also took that into consideration in the video.
Thanks for the support out here jessicarubio8557 and for dropping those thoughts on what was discussed in this one. Seen you out here supporting the channel from early - know that it's appreciated and matters my side.
This video came at a perfect time
Glad this one resonated with you right now - thanks for taking the time to let me know, love to hear it.
I've taken a much more intuitive approach to my music and creative output in the last 6 months.
For about two years I became so deeply involved and attached to my fantasy world - especially my ego, which overran my personal priorities, life and relationships.
This period created some of my most expressive work ( which was actually my debut release and album ), I honestly didnt give a fuck about anyones opinion and also what I was saying - truly fearless.
But fast forward to now, im trying to find that balance again between all my worlds and becoming fearless again ( removing ego this time ). I've completely shifted my creative outlook and world, many hours of inner-work has been done and many more will be done.
Everyday, every second I still think about how my next project will sound, feel and look - also the new perspectives and identity ive grown into and how that will look... this will never leave.
I get extremely impatient sometimes, especially during this 'down-time' but I will choose to trust this process and I know im yet to create my most personal, expressive AND complete work.
Gotta always broaden our lens and remember the journey 🖤 give yourself grace and time to grow.
Wow so dope to read, glad this video resonated with your journey and thanks for sharing that. I hear you on the 'down time' being hard. It's always easier to stick in the groove and just look up and chase the next thing, so I feel that too. Thanks for sharing this again, and the goal of creating personal, expressive and complete work sounds like a massively valuable aim - I'm going to take that for my own self too.
@@creativemindsyoutube I'm so glad this also resonated with you too bro - there's absolutely ZERO time limit on creating truly valuable and personal work that connects to your identity and expression. We've gotta remember that 🖤
Thank you truly again for creating the content you do and being vulnerable with yourself and your audience - this video really created that space for me to even express how I've been feeling / the journey so far.
Excited for your journey and growth bro, thanks again.
Thank you for your content. I recently found you through my recommended at a time in my life where I have stepped onto the other side of the unknown. I'm still gaining footing and my eyes are still adjusting to my more authentic expression. I think one of the main takeaways from this video is to begin! Without comparison. Without permission from anyone else but myself. I've been working towards my goals in unknown and known ways; I've positioned my days to where I can invest in my dreams - no longer working for the system that undervalues me and views me as replaceable. I'm taking risks and those who have known me for a while are questioning my decisions but I know that my soul knows where to go (an affirmation I've began saying for a couple of years now). I'm getting into a routine now and realizing that self-discipline is going to get me where I want to be. The days where I don't want to, where I'd rather not, have proven to be the days that make it count. Making sacrifices like quitting smoking to be more clear and focused, no longer suppressing my creativity and excitement for my passions. No longer giving a fuck who perceives me because I know my heart.... I went on a tangent but it's all relevant. I think the biggest proud moment is choosing myself and I will continue to do so no matter the circumstances. To anyone struggling and on the fence.. choose you! Your future self is waiting for you :)
I'm watching this from my cubicle at work thinking about more ways to nurture my craft as a writer and the end resonated with me deeply. Thank you for this video.
1. Live life for awhile
2. Don't watch or listen to anything creative...alot of times it seeps into your work unconsciously and u don't realize it til later
3. Minimalism...if u can't do it at the most basic level with the most basic equipment...u can't really do it
4. Don't rush...have a plan
5. Be flexible with the vision...alot times artists don't want to get rid of some songs on projects because artists think everything is great because they created it...not always true...other songs might flow better with the overall theme
Great video and inspiration, thanx !
I was struggling to finish a song with its music video I started 10 years ago, made a few burn out of it due to a lot of commitment into reaching the high level of standard I’ve set. I gave up twice and prioritized my regular job and sometimes fell into drug/escaping addiction. Then I remembered the initial spark of the song, the core intention behind, that was expressing gratitude to the people and country that welcomed my political refugee parent and allowed me to have a proper situation nowadays. I owed them that recognition into celebrating places and people from France in the music video. As I gave up , felt low or insecure, I just remember all the trust, time and energy these the people I’ve filmed that gave me, and it brings me back the energy and will to finish the project, not for me, but for them.
Amazing video, I've been watching your vids for a few months ... I truly believe you are growing strong roots and building a community of some of the most prolific creatives to come ... Wishing you success on your own creative endeavors as well!
Thanks AMN - I was thinking about my goals for next year a bit, and the idea of people actually taking the videos I've been making and it helping them to complete and push forward their own projects is no joke something that sits at the heart of what drives me to do these. Thanks for taking the time to drop the support, and glad this one connected for you.
Dude, this video was so well put together. Thanks for taking the time to do the research. You’re video format is the way my mind compartmentalizes information. Learned a lot about how to improve the quality of my artwork.
Your channel is so refreshing and pulled me out of a funny spot today. I appreciate what youre doing man
I really appreciate the thoughtful, pragmatic and interesting way that you structured this. The meta conversation about living as a creative is a tough thing to speak about in a substantial and grounded way. You hit it exactly. I really applaud the effort and beauty of what you've made, here. Thank you.
Sounds cheesy AF, but I try to make stuff that have moments that reach to that idea of art or beauty (just in the songs and timing and interview choice etc), so glad you're feeling that your side. Thanks for taking the time to support and yeah, glad they are connecting for you.
@@creativemindsyoutube That sounds 0% cheesy. I find it so exhilarating that you live out what you spoke. (I'm wildly paraphrasing because it's 4am and I can't find my headphones and don't want to wake anyone looking for your precise turn of phrase lol) You said the work that is most powerful is the work that commands so much of us that it can get overwhelming. I love that you're reaching for and unafraid of surrendering to that type of art. In your own creative praxis. That you chose and were so reverent in the intersectional examples you chose for this video essay let me know u were a real one. The fact that you pour so generously into this channel with a desire to help others be heard/find their voice as you also find your own. It's admirable. Its powerful. It's hot. Your work not only hits that place, it sparks and cycles that desire to go out and pay it forward. You've got something real real special in you. And you telegraph it beautifully in this medium.
i genuinely appreciate these longer videos
That's dope to hear my side. When I'm looking for a video on YT, I'm invariably trying to find something I can get stuck into over 10 minutes kind of thing - so it makes sense to me. Glad you enjoying the work here, and thanks for taking the time to drop the support.
I’m working on an E book right now for creativity and was doing some research I’m so glad I came upon your channel and videos they hit every component and aspect of creativity that I’ve been feeling and struggling with myself as an artist. I want to help others tap into their creativity my Main challenge right now is getting that isolation and complete silence and alone time that creatives need to create and bring to life their best work. My goal for 2024 is to move to a bigger house where I can have just that❤️😊
Your channel helps me a lot in my creative process, re-wires my thinking when I’m in a funk, thank you.
u got a good heart thanks for putting this into the world g
The second question you posed was incredibly helpful to me. Over the past few months I've been pretty evenly split up my time with making music and playing melee online. While melee is undoubtedly a very therapeutic game for me and helps me reflect on myself, music does the same thing for me tenfold, and it's something that I'm going to make into my career someday. Thank you for the guidance! This is one of my fav new channels I've found
I think having grace for yourself has played the biggest role for my artistic journey. I don’t believe in over straining yourself to the point where you’re fully isolating yourself because I think that can have negative effects on mental health. Maybe that’s why so many artists who are seen as “great” struggle with mental health issues.
I think not giving up and following through is important.
Knowing the boundaries of your skills so you can grow them without over doing it is also vital.
I do agree that journaling is pivotal because in my own journey it has offered me time to reflect on what people, places, actives actually serve me. I’ve even had to take a break from my own creative endeavors so I could have a healthier ego around it.
Love yourself and if you’ve been blessed to want to pursue something creative do it please! If you need to cut things out to add more time, do so in a healthy way instead of breaking up with your loving girlfriend out of the blue for example. Get to know yourself and just work. Oh and also get sleep - your creativity long term will suffer if you don’t.
Anyway, I hope you guys can get something out of this ramble about my own experience.
Right now my Approach with music is with the instrumentals obviously the instrumentals have the sound good to me to put vocals over them I know that sounds very vague but I'm just going to talk about the next thing but with the lyrics I realized the best thing I can do is just write about truthfully and what I'm thinking about and it doesn't always have to rhyme instead it's more just like me talking and then I'm just going to figure out how I'm going to put that on top of the instrumental with how I say it but also I realize I have a lot of ideas for artistic ideas for music but depending on what idea it is I might not go for it because it's not where my mentality is at at that time 100% because it'll be like there's another idea that I'm more likely to accomplish instead of that one and also I think it's because of my current situation with my life that it gets in the way of me feeling motivated to work on a specific idea because like I said it's depending on my mentality and what I'm dealing with with life and with people and what I'm thinking about
In my case , it takes alot of planning . I’ve recorded music for so many years that I can write exactly what I want but its the concept behind the music for me . The story or idea I want to tell then I can make the music . I’m currently working on a project and thats how its been. I want a great body of work that I can look back at and be still proud of it .
From my experience of this video, it seems to be raising up the moments we spend creatively to a higher importance than the others we spend living traditionally. I find myself disagreeing with that idea. Being present and experiencing life is just as important to the creative work as actually doing the work. It’s in those moments that we form our own opinions, learn about ourselves, and figure out what we want to say. Personally, I will be creating work until I cant anymore, and there I’ve formed a real patience in my approach because of that.
OK this got me thinking. I think I agree with what you've said too. One of the things I want to balance a bit more about my videos is making sure I'm not superficially lifting the creative process as 'special' or something exclusive. That idea around being present in life is so important, and something that, as you say, is super necessary to actually feed the work anyway. Thanks for adding your piece here, and taking the time.
As an artist/singer-songwriter whose been singing and writing since a child and just falling in love with so many musical legends I.e. Lauryn Hill, India.Arie, Tracy chapman; I've only now consider myself to be an artist. I had this idea that the artist was something that I had to strive to become and that would be validated with the accolades and rewards but taking a step back, I now assert myself as an artist and one of value and this video helped me to realize that so I'm grateful for this. Thank you, truly.
It’s so crazy how I watched this video two months ago and as I’m watching it again today , I gained new gems from this video.
Great channel bud, this is my third video in a row. Needed to hear this. My friends and family are skeptical. I’m faithful.
Love the channel man
Appreciate you taking the time to drop the support - it matters out here thanks
The best way to remain creative is to have an healthy life. I used to drink, partying a lot, talking about projects I was unable to do because I was just a character I was playing the "artist" but was not myself an artist. For now I do my way I am not ashamed to take a huge day off, I like to see my friends but I have stop drinking alcohol, I practice yoga, meditation, eat healty and...work not a lot but even if it´s 4 hours it will be 4 full hours. Being an artist requires discipline but we must also take care of ourselves but I don´t thinkl it is selfishness it is simply finding a way to have the right balance between our everyday life and our creative life.
Its good to move towards the goals that you want and to be very “selfish/stubborn” but more rather self-respectful of your principles and practice. Don’t allow the “normal” of others and expectations to affect what and how you do things to a detrimental degree.
At the same time, part of self respect is your mind, body, and overall health. Your communication, connection, and sharing with people and the world I think is also important. Just grinding mindlessly without end in your room could be good for growth skill wise but at least for me that made me uber depressed when I didn’t at least see someone at the end of the week. A good balance of self diligence and self respect with plotted out time to rest and hangout and enjoy the world is what’s healthy to me.
You're a great editor, host and storyteller man!
Beautiful.. I wish you all the wildest
Incredible work, thank you for taking a deep dive into the topic!
with me, i have so little free time outside of my 9-5 to pursue my creative projects, i will often remind myself every time i’m tempted to waste time doing something that won’t get me closer to my dreams. and i operate on a day by day basis, i try to do a little bit everyday so by the end of the week i feel better about other things that aren’t centred around me. it’s hard to balance but that’s the one way i’ve found that’s worked for me. excellent video by the way 👏
Then start striving to have the life where you can dedicate time towards your pursuits
How
love this!!
Appreciate that FAQS, glad it could connect for you.
such a good channel man, i love your content and how you really make it feel like a community and more than just a lecture but moreso a discussion
God I need to listen to some frank after this lol
Swim gooood
Always always appreciate your videos.
Lately I realize there are a near infinite amount of skillful or unskillful actions I can take every second of the day, that could deter me, or lead me toward my creative goals and making my best work.
Choosing to watch your channel before bed over something unrelated to sparking my creative drive is valuable, a skillful decision you’ve blessed me the ability to make. Imagine how many people you motivate and inspire with these compilations and insight.. THANK YOU
Thank you so much for your work.
I really resonate with the part about needing to be lazy for a while in order be most creative. A lot of the time it’s necessary to be ‘bored’ to come up with ideas
I am being relocated to another country cos of domestic violence, it's pretty daunting I've been living in fear for a while... This video made me feel hope, that I can do this, this is going to be a fresh start, second chance.. I have an opportunity to create my best life that will be my best work, mindset is everything. I had to comment cos I really needed it. Thank you❤
Such a good video that at the end I was like “is it over already? I want more” good job. Really gives me permission to be myself and be grounded in who I want to become no matter what other people think.
Your channel is excellent man. Watched several videos over the last few days.
Absolutely excellent channel, excited to watch it grow! You've inspired me so much to keep pursuing my dreams no matter how big or nonsensical, thank you for your work!
A lot of the time I find myself rushing through creating because I’m so excited to just make the art.. This is showing me not to cheat the process though and it will be even more beautiful in the end because of it
Thank you for this
This channel is such a gift
put words to thoughts ive been trying to express for a while now. great video
this was a great episode and got me thinking more of my music career path as an artist and definitely motivating and inspiring me to finish my vision for my 4th album and more projects in the works thank you Creative Minds 🙏🏽👨🏽🎨 with gratitude, LaynoProd
I love your videos man keep up the great work
Thanks for taking the time to drop the support - really glad the work is connecting for you.
One thing that's working for me is also having a partner that wants to go as hard as you do and challenges you. Sometimes this is hard pressure to deal with but you will adjust and that's the key. Pile the pressure on and then adjust to it. Never let the pressure crush you. Again...never let the pressure become you master however!
You inspired me in the first 4 minutes to go work on my art
I got the belief
I grit my teeth
But might shrug it off, tongue in cheek
A will to power that walks with your feet’s
Desire to free the mind
A search for peace
Can you see
When I unveil the mask I’m more amorphous than you think
brilliant. so grateful for your channel!
Oh i needed this video. I feel inspiration after being in a rut. Definitely subscribing 🙏
How do I organise my work around your life?
I invest (time, energy, money) into my hobbies and intrests outside of my creative work. I give myself the space to reflect and evolve in those areas and it comes out in my work.
How I make tough decisions?
I reason with myself and feel my feelings (both positive and negative) to help me find balance and clarity around what helps and what doesnt't. It's not always easy and something I'm still trying to navigate but I see its benefits long term
Dood this is a super good video! Thanks so much! It helped me a lot and made me want to go create right away! Also To just be patient, present and enjoy the journey! I appreciate it! 😃
If the video drives you on your own journey - that's the goal hit for me no joke. Thanks for taking the time to share the support and message, it matters my side.
I realized I may even want it more than the artist I’m working with as a producer and that is scary because you start out with a mission with people and realize your passion can be looked at as a burden if other obstacles are in the way of other people who can’t be as passionate and dedicated as you
I don’t have any desire to “make it” as an artist and I don’t even necessarily know what that looks like. I think it’s ok to make art for the sake of doing it. I feel like I’m blessed with a sort of musical 6th sense and I enjoy making music. I’m not really good at too much else. I love expressing myself through the art form. But I couldn’t care less about streams and “making it”. I think it’s about making art that means something to you and that’s it. Maybe a handful of people will listen to my music and out of that handful a couple people will connect to it.
This piece was really well done. Good stuff
i definately need time...to do nothing at all thats my process,to gather think and day dream my ideas....only problem is i can do that forever,so some stucture is needed...im ina good place creatively in my secret career and feel like its almost time to release...
Glad this one resonated with you Kodeshe - thanks for sharing that piece of your own story on the topics, and thanks for taking the time to drop in and support - it's appreciated.
@@creativemindsyoutube really insightful and helpful stuff you’re putting out, honest and unique…it really made me think about things differently which at times I need a reminder to do so
Kobe Bryant is also a perfect example. He is one of THE greatest to ever touch a basketball but that was because of his extreme work ethic and his mentality to better than everyone. And not only everyone else but better than himself as well.
R.I.P to the Black Mamba
this chanel is so helpful and impactful! Your work is so so valuable thank you
So glad the work is connecting for you - thanks for taking the time to reach out
As an underground musician at this point...it's good I can find videos like this. Because, I went a hiatus for a few years to try and go soul searching by getting other skills too well get a real job. However, I forget what my voice can mean for other people, especially being on the spectrum, (or autistic.) So funnily enough I saw this video in my recs for months, and, thought "screw it might be just more motivation jank, but well I might aswell hear out what this person say's. Cause one life and such."
All I'll say was this is finally what I needed to go back, and be that unique musician again.
Thank you for feeding the hungry artists. Focus and obsession is necessary for creation at the highest level. I appreciate this so much!
Also, I have a question. What drives you to make these videos? It feels like these were made for me 😮
Dope human being creating these videos man. Appreciate the energy you put into this. 🤟💯
YOU'RE AN AMAZING CREATOR. THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTENT.
Oracle cards are a wild journaling tool! The topics have me self-reflecting about the most real topics 👁️🗨️
im so. grateful for your chanel!!!!!!
Great video, these types of videos you make keep me grounded and focused on what I really want in life.
This incredible . Thank you for this. Thank you for the research and the storytelling. This entire video feels like an open letter to the inside mind of an artist unapologetically
THIS IS BY FAR MY FAVORITE VIDEO OF YOURS‼️👏🏾💯
Wow.. I so so appreciate you making these videos and laying out great ideas and concepts for us.
Keep killing it!!
Love the effort you put into this video to provide this knfo this clear🎉🎉
Great vids man just found your channel and it’s exactly what I’m really interested in all put in one place. Please keep the content coming💪
what a timely video, thank you!
Glad this one resonated with you right now. Thanks for taking the time to drop in the comments and support - it's always good to hear my side.
This is such a great video! Thank you so much for sharing!
Beautiful vid thank u for putting this together for us all ❤️
Great vid and I've been journaling (this is a word idc) since 2016 because of one of my acting teachers made it assignment in one of the advanced acting classes to understand character nuance.
Each book since then has had so many new characters, issues, problems, and challenges which make you appreciate all the bs you experience in life because you have something fruitful to talk about and share with people.
When you're at the end of your journey you'll likely appreciate all the hardships you faced rather than those unfulfilling achievements you had because you were able to gain something from them.
I hear that. Journalling to understand characters more deeply or inhabit characters sounds super interesting as a practice. My background is in writing fiction, so I like the idea of using the reflective practices around character building. Glad this one connected for you, and thanks for taking the time to share that piece of your experience.
This video was amazing man thank you for your creativity
Amazingly well done video, love the clips
so real for including deadmau5
Glad that interview hit for you. I got put onto his streams and interviews by a mate who produces. Love how much you can see he's put into his music and learning - dude goes deep.
I needed to see this video for real also I'm a big fan of Mac Miller & erykah badu rest in peace Mac Miller 💯🗣️🕊️