Draw My Life - Maqaroon/Cute Life Hacks!! Childhood, Career, Illness & More Things You Never Knew :)
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I've finally completed Draw My Life, hope it answers many questions you guys might have :D. In a short summary, I was born in China, grew up in Vienna, studied in London and then worked as a designer for many years. In 2011 I was diagnosed with lupus which forced me to take a break from working and in that time I came up with the idea of starting a YouTube channel that doesn't focus on beauty, makeup or appearance. To make it clear, I'm not opposed to frivolous content (I obviously still like makeup and fashion) but I feel they are extremely over-represented on social media.
When I started YouTube 5 years ago, there were very few female influencers who chose to remain off camera, and who didn't use their face and body as a primary source of content. This has actually changed a lot since then when all the DIY and life hack channels started taking off, so I was really happy to see that happen.
For me, the difference between fashion/beauty content and DIY is attainability. If I make a slime or plushie DIY then I know with confidence that at least 90% of viewers can achieve the exact same results if they really wanted to, even if they live in completely different countries around the world. If I post lifestyle content of myself spending $1000 on clothes or cosmetics, then I know that less that 1% of my viewers can realistically replicate that experience. I feel that influencers have some form of moral obligation towards their viewers, instead of choosing to flaunt their blessings under the guise of "being inspirational".
♥ My GERMAN Channel!! Cute Life Hacks DE ♥ cutelifehacksde
♥ Cute Life Hacks Channel ♥ cutelifehacks
♥ Instagram ♥ Instagram: maqaroon
♥ My Hamster Channel ♥ fluffieland
♥ Facebook ♥ Facebook: maqaroon
♥ Snapchat Username ♥ @maqaroon
(c) Joanna Zhou 2018
Contains Music from Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com)
This video is sponsored by Wix
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Use discount code maqaroon300 to get 10% off on Wix's Unlimited Premium Plan! (Only available to first 300 users!)
This video is sponsored by Wix
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TIP FOR ALL SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS! Wix is a great alternative to Etsy! They DO NOT take any commission from your sales, you only pay a fixed rate for whichever hosting plan you choose. Etsy recently announced that they're raising their commission from 3% to 5% per sale, which is damaging for many indie sellers. This can easily add up to $50-$100 a month going to Etsy just for sales commission, which is way more than any hosting plan from other platforms.
I've finally completed Draw My Life, hope it answers many questions you guys might have :D. In a short summary, I was born in China, grew up in Vienna, studied in London and then worked as a designer for many years. In 2011 I was diagnosed with lupus which forced me to take a break from working and in that time I came up with the idea of starting a YouTube channel that doesn't focus on beauty, makeup or appearance. To make it clear, I'm not opposed to frivolous content (I obviously still like makeup and fashion) but I feel they are extremely over-represented on social media.
When I started YouTube 5 years ago, there were very few female influencers who chose to remain off camera, and who didn't use their face and body as a primary source of content. This has actually changed a lot since then when all the DIY and life hack channels started taking off, so I was really happy to see that happen.
For me, the difference between fashion/beauty content and DIY is attainability. If I make a slime or plushie DIY then I know with confidence that at least 90% of viewers can achieve the exact same results if they really wanted to, even if they live in completely different countries around the world. If I post lifestyle content of myself spending $1000 on clothes or cosmetics, then I know that less that 1% of my viewers can realistically replicate that experience. I feel that influencers have some form of moral obligation towards their viewers, instead of choosing to flaunt their blessings under the guise of "being inspirational".
♥ My GERMAN Channel!! Cute Life Hacks DE ♥ cutelifehacksde
♥ Cute Life Hacks Channel ♥ cutelifehacks
♥ Instagram ♥ Instagram: maqaroon
♥ My Hamster Channel ♥ fluffieland
♥ Facebook ♥ Facebook: maqaroon
♥ Snapchat Username ♥ @maqaroon
(c) Joanna Zhou 2018
Contains Music from Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com)
This video is sponsored by Wix
Contains affiliate links
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