I remember, when I was really really young (like 4-8), whenever I played a video game I really liked to start a new save file in the middle of the game rather than just finishing it and it used to make me wonder what the implications of that would be for my productivity at real world things. I do think people have a tendency to like starting projects and not finishing them some times lol. Also, I'm very excited to see how your content shifts over time. I remember being really intrigued by the more artistic approach you were taking with videos like the one you did about going to New York. I thought that was pretty awesome, but also don't be afraid to take some time away from youtube in general if it's making you feel burnt out lol. Do what makes you happy.
Totally, I know it’s so easy for me to start something and never finish it (so many unfinished videos in my editor lol…) but overcoming that you just need to like DO IT lmao. Wait actually I’m rlly excited to dive back into vids like that nyc one. I feel like there’s so much more emotion and feeling that can be covered. I have a camcorder coming in which will hella enhance it to :0
@@nessvu I have so many scripts and unedited footage, ngl. I think part of it is like I have other goals I feel like I need to achieve before working on creative projects, so I put making videos on the backburner whenever I decide it's time to be productive. I think, from a more objective perspective though, it's probably not a good idea to wait for something to occur so that I can work on a project and I should be more willing to just do projects when I have time lol.
I remember I posted a long comment talking about why I thought it might benefit you to look inward at what you actually enjoy about making these videos rather than just making them to grow your channel on your "what am I without what I do" video (one of my favorite ones you've done btw), but I think it was too long (my bad lol) bc it disappeared after I posted it and I didn't feel like writing it again lol.
Wait I swear I rmbr seeing it LOL so your writing wasn’t to waste. I really was able to apply your advice and I thank you for that comment!! Def taking a break and diving into hobbies (like hiking) has made me more creatively driven
I remember, when I was really really young (like 4-8), whenever I played a video game I really liked to start a new save file in the middle of the game rather than just finishing it and it used to make me wonder what the implications of that would be for my productivity at real world things. I do think people have a tendency to like starting projects and not finishing them some times lol.
Also, I'm very excited to see how your content shifts over time. I remember being really intrigued by the more artistic approach you were taking with videos like the one you did about going to New York. I thought that was pretty awesome, but also don't be afraid to take some time away from youtube in general if it's making you feel burnt out lol. Do what makes you happy.
Totally, I know it’s so easy for me to start something and never finish it (so many unfinished videos in my editor lol…) but overcoming that you just need to like DO IT lmao.
Wait actually I’m rlly excited to dive back into vids like that nyc one. I feel like there’s so much more emotion and feeling that can be covered. I have a camcorder coming in which will hella enhance it to :0
@@nessvu I have so many scripts and unedited footage, ngl. I think part of it is like I have other goals I feel like I need to achieve before working on creative projects, so I put making videos on the backburner whenever I decide it's time to be productive. I think, from a more objective perspective though, it's probably not a good idea to wait for something to occur so that I can work on a project and I should be more willing to just do projects when I have time lol.
I remember I posted a long comment talking about why I thought it might benefit you to look inward at what you actually enjoy about making these videos rather than just making them to grow your channel on your "what am I without what I do" video (one of my favorite ones you've done btw), but I think it was too long (my bad lol) bc it disappeared after I posted it and I didn't feel like writing it again lol.
Wait I swear I rmbr seeing it LOL so your writing wasn’t to waste. I really was able to apply your advice and I thank you for that comment!! Def taking a break and diving into hobbies (like hiking) has made me more creatively driven