Looking for Alaska Movie (BUT BETTER) and YouTuber Things
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I get really scared when I hear that like 90% of kids what to be YouTubers when they grow up. It's a good job, but it's also a job that not everyone can have or should have. And I think, when we want something too much, we end up doing it even when it turns out we don't actually like it...or we do it in a way that isn't productive because it feels like winning even when it's destructive.
A thing I've noticed a lot about creators who have come up recently (the ones I spend time loving, anyway) is that they've spent time developing either a craft (which includes film making and story telling) or other skills and knowledge that allow them to build a channel as, like, a professional gamer, an artist, an animator, even a linguist or an engineer. It's still hard...but that stuff tends to require less work and a less cut-throat attitude because you can find smaller niches that are still great and supportive and exciting.
I've had such a crazy run on this platform, and in the public eye...and I think I've come out of it with a pretty stable identity and healthy attitude...I hope I can find good ways to help other people deal with both getting big and not getting big in this odd new world.
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I get really scared when I hear that like 90% of kids what to be YouTubers when they grow up. It's a good job, but it's also a job that not everyone can have or should have. And I think, when we want something too much, we end up doing it even when it turns out we don't actually like it...or we do it in a way that isn't productive because it feels like winning even when it's destructive.
A thing I've noticed a lot about creators who have come up recently (the ones I spend time loving, anyway) is that they've spent time developing either a craft (which includes film making and story telling) or other skills and knowledge that allow them to build a channel as, like, a professional gamer, an artist, an animator, even a linguist or an engineer. It's still hard...but that stuff tends to require less work and a less cut-throat attitude because you can find smaller niches that are still great and supportive and exciting.
I've had such a crazy run on this platform, and in the public eye...and I think I've come out of it with a pretty stable identity and healthy attitude...I hope I can find good ways to help other people deal with both getting big and not getting big in this odd new world.
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And join the community at http://nerdfighteria.com http://effyeahnerdfighters.com
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John's twitter - Twitter: johngreen
John's tumblr - Tumblr: fishingboatproceeds
Hank's twitter - Twitter: hankgreen
Hank's tumblr - Tumblr: edwardspoonhands
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