I think you should deal with this by having a mental hygiene hobby. Maybe some polar opposite like e.g., wood-turning, or something kinda related like e.g., electronics. Just having a familiar place to escape to and catch a break.
As someone who went full time this year on TH-cam, I have spent more hours per week - sometimes 7 days a week - on my channel, brand, business than I ever did as a full time hotel chef.
Yeah, burnout (or lack of drive) is insane, especially because of its creeping nature: sometimes, you don't even realize how deep you are into it until you're there. It is one of my least places to be in mentally, and it's so hard to break out of, too, which only tends to make it worse.
I totally get this. In college (USA) having to balance academics, extracurriculars, volunteering hours, having a social life, paying rent, stressing about the unstable and unreliable job market post-graduation, and to top it off, finding out how you're going to pay for the life-crushing amount of student loans after graduating, would drive anybody to the brink.
@paula I'm well aware that going into "real life" is very difficult, especially with everything that is happening right now even more so. However, that shouldn't diminish the seriousness of the problems of someone going through a tough time in college. My comment was never meant to compare the problems of people in different stages of life, or stating that COLLEGE STUDENTS have it better or worse than EVERYBODY ELSE. It was meant to highlight the similarity of the "burnout" that Garnt, Joey, and Connor have experienced to that of someone who's burnt out in college, as many of us have been. Also, is a college student not living in real life? Maybe they had to have a full-time job to support themselves because their parents couldn't help them out financially, or a loved one passed away recently, or they've struggled with depression and can't afford proper mental help. THOSE SOUND LIKE REAL-WORLD PROBLEMS, but that's just me.
paula real life is real life. You don’t get to pick and choose which one is worse. Comparing stressful situations in life doesn’t need to be a dick measuring contest
@paula Oh fuck off with that. Life got way fucking easier after graduating and getting a decent job. In school, it's hard to relax because of all the homework and studying you need to do, especially if you add a 30 hr/wk part time job and an internship into the mix. At least with a job, I can compartmentalize and start actually doing my own shit after 6. Way less stressful.
MY EXPERIENCE: This is one of the most “ME” videos I’ve listened to in a while. I’ve done youtube for 6 years (across a few channels) and barely made it anywhere yet I can relate so much to this. The feeling your always wasting your time creeps into your mind all day everyday. Believe me when I say this, I think about youtube nearly all day everyday. Rather it’s about making a video, or the analytics, not having that needed motivation can put you into a shitty spot. You’ll always feel burnt out, frustrated, anxious to release something new.. Any experience in my life these past years has become a commodity because of this “hobby,” which if anything has taken over my life.. I think I just wanted to have a purpose, and that was to entertain people.. make people feel something with my creative visions and ideas. Im happy with some of the things I made but I know that’s time I’ll never get back.. at the very least I’m glad I was able to inspire a few people to do something they love. NEVER take any wonderful moment for granted and make the best of your life experiences while your here :)
@ there's no guarantee of anything in life. You gotta put your heart into it because you want to, not because analytics will look good. Just judge your work by your own standards. "Would I watch this if someone else did it? Did I improve?" You gotta judge yourself yes, that's not bad. What's bad is letting other people judge you by way of an unpredictable algorithm and numbers on a screen.
It's like getting burned out with that one video game that you've been playing over and over for months or even years. Your brain wants variety, something different, a bit of a change.
Yeah, part of this is also the issue of intrinsic motivation (doing something because you want to) vs extrinsic motivation (doing something because of a reward for completing the task). If you start off doing something for an intrinsic motivation, then get an extrinsic motivation added on top, it becomes harder to get the same enjoyment out of it if you take away the extrinsic benefits. In their case, that's the voice saying "can I monetize this?" It's really rough.
Burnout is something that happens in all fields. As someone who works in IT i can say that it's super common. I also have the mentality of "i should monetize this", maybe I'll have an idea for a personal project only to automate something I have to do daily, and next thing I'm thinking is "hmmmm, how coud I turn it into an app?"
For me it's the fast pace of tech in the industry that burns me out. There's always something new popping out and I feel like I'm being left behind. I mean, I do feel motivated to learn something new from time to time but learning some new form of abstraction is a chore these days. A serverless what now? What the hell is a docker container? You mean monolithic code bases are shit now? Luckily I've since calmed my shit down and realized that I don't have to jump in with everything new and learn the things that really matter.
With SIU, the Creator of Tower of God, I decided to take a break too from reading it. That was when Tower of God was uploaded on WEBTOON. I figured if he is going to take a break, as a reader I should too so I wouldn’t get antsy about waiting for the next chapter. It sucks that other fans harass creators during their time of rest and reflection. I know the rest of the chapters I haven’t read will still be there when I decide to read again. I want to enjoy the work as much as the creator does. There’s too many people who think someone’s creative work is a transaction rather than an sharing and enjoying similar tastes
Renuyel Pam Renuyel Pam not sure if it’s the same level at shounen jump creators, but they definitely do. i’ve seen a lot of them post vents on their twitters talking about how tired and anxious they are writing their stories.
People are saying that they don’t like when the Trash Taste crew talks about topics which aren’t anime, but I kinda like it. Honestly, I’d want to watch them no matter what they’re talking about, they’re just that entertaining.
Oh My God, I think I'm having a real burnout right now, I can relate to what Joey was saying, I'm a Software Engineer I did a lot of projects before but right now I don't feel like doing anything related to software, one of my friends asked me to join him on one of his projects but I refused for no reason at all. I don't know what's wrong or how it started, all I want to do right is watching Anime and sleep. Fun fact I didn't even realize it until now.
Hell im not much of a youtuber but as an artist that makes music, yeah. Writers block or burnout just hits at random times. You guys hit it right on the head.
I got so burned out on art that I stopped for 3 years and am only just now starting to feel like I can do anything creatively again. Burnout is an extremely crippling experience that one can only really get if they’ve been through it.
I got a burnout for drawing too. Been a full year since I picked up my drawing pencil. Though my situation is a bit more concerning as I just have a burnout on life in general for a while. 😅
The interesting thing is.. Even if you're not pressured to upload super regularly, for some.. if you take a break, maybe people will forget about you, perhaps you won't be promoted or maybe you lose motivation. It's like a multiple fold problem. This is kinda especially why it has to be a passion. I am not even a content creator but I like to write things for myself and I get ideas and sometimes I just let them drift on by. I feel like my life is just wasted talent at times.
The nature of The Algorithm™ compounds this; even if you have a decently sized subscriber base who are perfectly fine with you taking a break, if your channel itself does not have constantly uploaded content that is being interacted with (commented on, liked and favourited, etc.) you risk losing The Algorithm's™ attention and getting lost in the noise. The notion of _still_ having to make things _even for your vacation_ would be maddening for me! I feel you on the "letting ideas drift/wasted talent" sentiment - still struggle with it sometimes. The best advice I got/learned regarding it was to get out of the mindset of feeling an idea "has" to "become" something in order to be valid. Sometimes an idea won't go anywhere beyond your personal enjoyment and that's ok! What's far more important is you're getting something out of it that you can take to the next attempt, where it simply be the pleasure of doing so, or a new insight that will encourage the next one. We shouldn't be judging ourselves on productivity metrics, especially with regard to the creative arts.
When something you enjoy eventually becomes a job to you and you realize your mindset changes from it. its a sign to figure out from there whether its worth it or not.
I’d say it’s when the output of your work doesn’t match the input. Like if you put a lot of work and effort into something day after day after day but if the response doesn’t match it, your effort feels pointless. Like with a job where you do a ton of paperwork and schedule appointments that takes so much effort but then at the end of the month, you’re told that you didn’t do enough. It feels like everything you did was pointless and you lose motivation to keep working.
In terms of those daily vloggers, I think stephenvlog is a good example of the good side of daily vlogging. (Not just content farming while he's been doing daily vlogs for like 11 years or something crazy)
@@rakhoo5236 Same except I try to get better. My resting periods stretch out to like a week. The only plus of my art is that I'm getting better at anatomy.
My burnouts usually correlate with how I feel like I’m doing: I usually think that I get worse. But specifically with writers block, getting on a schedule burned me out- because I was so worried about having time to post and it felt like a chore rather than a hobby
oh wow i was enjoying just having this in the background while doing other stuff that i wanted to hear more!! trash taste highlights, you are doing your job very well.
Personally i think a job is, by definition, something you passionately hate. So trying to turn a hobby into a job is the biggest NONO for me. I need my drugs pure.
As an Independent Professional Wrestler. Burnout is so real. I always thought I would never hit burnout because I love my work so much but it just creeps up on you after awhile.
This should be called Trash Taste Lite. As a horribly cringey stereotypical yet handsome weeb I don't got time to watch these loosers talk for hours but this is perfect 10/10
Burnout, in other words stress. You push your brain to do the exact same task over and over again, until, like with all such cases, your brain just flips you the bird. I'd even wager that the term burnout is apt; It's probably a built-in mechanism of neurochemistry to block overly stressed parts of the brain from functioning to stop from frying itself.
It's so hard (at least for me) having to deal with wanting to watch this, read that, check out that new game. There's no schedule and with so much I want to do, I can be doing one thing and soon become bored just simply because I know I have so much I need to do.
In my country, as far as I know, burnout is seen as just getting tired so everyone is like "Oh yeah, get some sleep and you'll be fine" and it sucks. I was studying for a French exam on my own bc I didn't realise teachers were still sending us homework during quarantine. My French teacher decided it's enough and she forced me to do the school homework as well. I was studying fine but when I had school homework on top of that, I started feeling like I wasn't making any progress so the last month before the exam I literally didn't study at all. The bad thing is that I kept feeling guilty for it bc I thought I was just lazy.
Could you guys post the highlight expounding on Generic TH-cam advice? “Be yourself,” “keep posting consistently,” etc If it’s not too long of course c:
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Its a good lesson to remember its not all sunshine and rainbows once you can turn your hobby into a career. Can you imagine talking about music for a living and every you song you hear is ruined because you keep thinking "can i make a video on this? No, stop listening then"
It's not a creator only thing, everybody can be subject to burn out. That's why a lot of people advice you to take breaks, even if you're on the hustle working 80 hours a week you can just take a long weekend every now and then. It will help you out in the long run.
Yeah, I'm currently in burnout myself, and have been through it multiple times with multiple hobbies. I'd define it as the feeling that what was once a great feeling upon completion of a task is replaced with a feeling of nothing. That even if the feedback was a million times greater than it was before, it just doesn't matter to you anymore. You no longer enjoy the process, you no longer gain satisfaction from the result - it's just nothing all around. Making hobbies into jobs is almost guaranteed to cause burnout. It was unavoidable for me, due to losing my job thanks to "Tha Varus" meaning the only way to make ends meet was to monetize my hobby. Making your hobby into a job doesn't make you love your job, it just makes you hate your hobby. This has the knock on effect of, when you take a break, you just do nothing because you no longer have a hobby, making you feel even worse.
If you're feeling burnout at a job you hate, it feels a bit justified. But if it's something you love or you like doing, it feels like shit. I usually ask for two days leave (every month because my work performance is pretty great) in order to get my shit together (will most likely involve sleep and a full night of gaming), then I get back to work.
Burnout happened after I was working 40 plus hours a week while going to art school and having to go 3 days without sleep to complete 24 hour projects.....4 years straight. Keep ya chins up mates.
Y'all are wondering how people can vlog daily, but it seems to me like they either do get sick of it and just stop, or they do it their whole life after they start and seem completely fine, so I don't think many people have been completely crushed by vlogging. The only vlog I really watch though is StephenVlog, that guy's been doing it for over a decade
When what one loves turns into work and loses it's purity, then what does one have left. Of course will come because of that. A potential release is lost.
That is true of any job where you can set your own hours. I find it is hard to take time off because I am constantly spending my day off thinking about how much money I am losing.
It's called multi tasking if you can do a lot of stuff at the same time it would be in joyable that all depends on your mental growth if it grows faster it won't need to burn out I think I am just a kid so I don't know the same feeling you do but I think you can do more but it's important to in joy things and when your done you go ultra instinct then
Bruh what not open minded. From your comments you seem to have no idea about youtuber burnout, and just because you say "enjoying things in life" which is factually correct doesnt mean your argument is correct. Your comment suggest that their mental growth somehow isnt fast enough that they have burnout, which is bold assumption. And whats that shit about ultra instinct
I also dont have first hand experience of their kind of burnout out cause im not a youtuber, but your comment seems rude (about the mental growth thing) and ridiculous (ultra instinct when talking about burnout? Wtf?)
The boys have been getting better at not talking over each other, this is gonna be the best podcast
I actually liked it
As someone who works in video games, this struck a cord. When your job is a hobby, it can consume and burn you out so easily.
I think you should deal with this by having a mental hygiene hobby. Maybe some polar opposite like e.g., wood-turning, or something kinda related like e.g., electronics. Just having a familiar place to escape to and catch a break.
That’s actually what I do. I put on music and build warhammer 40k figures.
Even in quarantine period I experience burnout as well. I think we all are.
What do you mean you don’t get paid at 350 subs
Shounen sensei what? So your logic is if gets paid = youtuber? What about people doing this as a hobby or for fun.
@@Joyboy_kkb burnouts aren't limited to youtubers. It can happen to anyone
@@dakogiotini1993 yeah and usually you need to be like 500k or 100k subs to get money to support for yourself in the long run
*Lesson:*
When its just a constant grind and repetitions
Burnout will eventually come
Lets hope dashiegames doesn't get a burnout from mario maker
As someone who went full time this year on TH-cam, I have spent more hours per week - sometimes 7 days a week - on my channel, brand, business than I ever did as a full time hotel chef.
Just wanna say love your videos dude
Yeah, burnout (or lack of drive) is insane, especially because of its creeping nature: sometimes, you don't even realize how deep you are into it until you're there. It is one of my least places to be in mentally, and it's so hard to break out of, too, which only tends to make it worse.
I totally get this. In college (USA) having to balance academics, extracurriculars, volunteering hours, having a social life, paying rent, stressing about the unstable and unreliable job market post-graduation, and to top it off, finding out how you're going to pay for the life-crushing amount of student loans after graduating, would drive anybody to the brink.
@paula I'm well aware that going into "real life" is very difficult, especially with everything that is happening right now even more so. However, that shouldn't diminish the seriousness of the problems of someone going through a tough time in college. My comment was never meant to compare the problems of people in different stages of life, or stating that COLLEGE STUDENTS have it better or worse than EVERYBODY ELSE. It was meant to highlight the similarity of the "burnout" that Garnt, Joey, and Connor have experienced to that of someone who's burnt out in college, as many of us have been. Also, is a college student not living in real life? Maybe they had to have a full-time job to support themselves because their parents couldn't help them out financially, or a loved one passed away recently, or they've struggled with depression and can't afford proper mental help. THOSE SOUND LIKE REAL-WORLD PROBLEMS, but that's just me.
paula real life is real life. You don’t get to pick and choose which one is worse. Comparing stressful situations in life doesn’t need to be a dick measuring contest
Penny Omega that’s what I literally just said
@paula Oh fuck off with that. Life got way fucking easier after graduating and getting a decent job. In school, it's hard to relax because of all the homework and studying you need to do, especially if you add a 30 hr/wk part time job and an internship into the mix. At least with a job, I can compartmentalize and start actually doing my own shit after 6. Way less stressful.
MY EXPERIENCE:
This is one of the most “ME” videos I’ve listened to in a while. I’ve done youtube for 6 years (across a few channels) and barely made it anywhere yet I can relate so much to this. The feeling your always wasting your time creeps into your mind all day everyday. Believe me when I say this, I think about youtube nearly all day everyday. Rather it’s about making a video, or the analytics, not having that needed motivation can put you into a shitty spot. You’ll always feel burnt out, frustrated, anxious to release something new.. Any experience in my life these past years has become a commodity because of this “hobby,” which if anything has taken over my life.. I think I just wanted to have a purpose, and that was to entertain people.. make people feel something with my creative visions and ideas. Im happy with some of the things I made but I know that’s time I’ll never get back.. at the very least I’m glad I was able to inspire a few people to do something they love. NEVER take any wonderful moment for granted and make the best of your life experiences while your here :)
@ there's no guarantee of anything in life. You gotta put your heart into it because you want to, not because analytics will look good. Just judge your work by your own standards. "Would I watch this if someone else did it? Did I improve?" You gotta judge yourself yes, that's not bad. What's bad is letting other people judge you by way of an unpredictable algorithm and numbers on a screen.
It's like getting burned out with that one video game that you've been playing over and over for months or even years. Your brain wants variety, something different, a bit of a change.
That’s a good description of burnout
Did you get burnout from being comment superstar?
Pretty much me with destiny 2
Eh, some games I don’t get bored of
Im just taking a break cuz ive been losing recently but no burnout i still love the game :)
Yeah, part of this is also the issue of intrinsic motivation (doing something because you want to) vs extrinsic motivation (doing something because of a reward for completing the task). If you start off doing something for an intrinsic motivation, then get an extrinsic motivation added on top, it becomes harder to get the same enjoyment out of it if you take away the extrinsic benefits. In their case, that's the voice saying "can I monetize this?" It's really rough.
Good point , it happens a lot to content creators I guess
Burnout is something that happens in all fields. As someone who works in IT i can say that it's super common.
I also have the mentality of "i should monetize this", maybe I'll have an idea for a personal project only to automate something I have to do daily, and next thing I'm thinking is "hmmmm, how coud I turn it into an app?"
That's facts I am in the same field as a student and studying for certs will have you breathing the materials until test day
For me it's the fast pace of tech in the industry that burns me out. There's always something new popping out and I feel like I'm being left behind. I mean, I do feel motivated to learn something new from time to time but learning some new form of abstraction is a chore these days. A serverless what now? What the hell is a docker container? You mean monolithic code bases are shit now? Luckily I've since calmed my shit down and realized that I don't have to jump in with everything new and learn the things that really matter.
this become a therapy session at some point, with CONNOR being the therapist!
This episode honestly just felt like 3 bros checking up on each other.
Connor: so let's explain to the viewers how you get into burnout
Me: no..no...you don't need to...we're good
With SIU, the Creator of Tower of God, I decided to take a break too from reading it. That was when Tower of God was uploaded on WEBTOON. I figured if he is going to take a break, as a reader I should too so I wouldn’t get antsy about waiting for the next chapter. It sucks that other fans harass creators during their time of rest and reflection. I know the rest of the chapters I haven’t read will still be there when I decide to read again. I want to enjoy the work as much as the creator does. There’s too many people who think someone’s creative work is a transaction rather than an sharing and enjoying similar tastes
Aura Benton I wonder if even popular WEBTOON creators have as much pressure as Shonen jump authors
Renuyel Pam Renuyel Pam not sure if it’s the same level at shounen jump creators, but they definitely do. i’ve seen a lot of them post vents on their twitters talking about how tired and anxious they are writing their stories.
Renuyel Pam SIU probably had more pressure considering how many chapters he published in 10 years
People are saying that they don’t like when the Trash Taste crew talks about topics which aren’t anime, but I kinda like it. Honestly, I’d want to watch them no matter what they’re talking about, they’re just that entertaining.
exactly
Really? Ive heard people enjoy it more when they dont talk about anime
They should about religion and beliefs
You gotta to have a variety of topic. Cause if it was updated weekly of same topic, there almost nothing new to talk about.
Oh My God, I think I'm having a real burnout right now, I can relate to what Joey was saying, I'm a Software Engineer I did a lot of projects before but right now I don't feel like doing anything related to software, one of my friends asked me to join him on one of his projects but I refused for no reason at all. I don't know what's wrong or how it started, all I want to do right is watching Anime and sleep.
Fun fact I didn't even realize it until now.
Hell im not much of a youtuber but as an artist that makes music, yeah. Writers block or burnout just hits at random times. You guys hit it right on the head.
I feel this with art sometimes, not on the same scale but its just sometimes just difficult thinking about a idea to draw about.
This was such a beautiful video. Appreciate it guys.
I got so burned out on art that I stopped for 3 years and am only just now starting to feel like I can do anything creatively again. Burnout is an extremely crippling experience that one can only really get if they’ve been through it.
I got a burnout for drawing too. Been a full year since I picked up my drawing pencil. Though my situation is a bit more concerning as I just have a burnout on life in general for a while. 😅
hope SIU comes back stronger and better than ever, mans been working since 2010 with 400+ chapters up
The interesting thing is.. Even if you're not pressured to upload super regularly, for some.. if you take a break, maybe people will forget about you, perhaps you won't be promoted or maybe you lose motivation. It's like a multiple fold problem. This is kinda especially why it has to be a passion.
I am not even a content creator but I like to write things for myself and I get ideas and sometimes I just let them drift on by. I feel like my life is just wasted talent at times.
The nature of The Algorithm™ compounds this; even if you have a decently sized subscriber base who are perfectly fine with you taking a break, if your channel itself does not have constantly uploaded content that is being interacted with (commented on, liked and favourited, etc.) you risk losing The Algorithm's™ attention and getting lost in the noise. The notion of _still_ having to make things _even for your vacation_ would be maddening for me!
I feel you on the "letting ideas drift/wasted talent" sentiment - still struggle with it sometimes. The best advice I got/learned regarding it was to get out of the mindset of feeling an idea "has" to "become" something in order to be valid. Sometimes an idea won't go anywhere beyond your personal enjoyment and that's ok! What's far more important is you're getting something out of it that you can take to the next attempt, where it simply be the pleasure of doing so, or a new insight that will encourage the next one. We shouldn't be judging ourselves on productivity metrics, especially with regard to the creative arts.
When something you enjoy eventually becomes a job to you and you realize your mindset changes from it. its a sign to figure out from there whether its worth it or not.
I’d say it’s when the output of your work doesn’t match the input. Like if you put a lot of work and effort into something day after day after day but if the response doesn’t match it, your effort feels pointless. Like with a job where you do a ton of paperwork and schedule appointments that takes so much effort but then at the end of the month, you’re told that you didn’t do enough. It feels like everything you did was pointless and you lose motivation to keep working.
In terms of those daily vloggers, I think stephenvlog is a good example of the good side of daily vlogging. (Not just content farming while he's been doing daily vlogs for like 11 years or something crazy)
Wow. This is the best clip I have ever watched so far from this podcast : )
I actually take burn out seriously since I get burnout with my art.
Also when writing an essay, nothing feels worse and it makes me feel so trapped by my with
Imho anyone who has ever experienced burnout in anything can relate to any other kind of burnout if they put it in perspective
Yeah
@@rakhoo5236
Same except I try to get better. My resting periods stretch out to like a week. The only plus of my art is that I'm getting better at anatomy.
@@rakhoo5236 oh. Well that kinda sucks. I draw to improve and for fun. I mostly draw in school though.
My burnouts usually correlate with how I feel like I’m doing: I usually think that I get worse. But specifically with writers block, getting on a schedule burned me out- because I was so worried about having time to post and it felt like a chore rather than a hobby
oh wow i was enjoying just having this in the background while doing other stuff that i wanted to hear more!! trash taste highlights, you are doing your job very well.
Personally i think a job is, by definition, something you passionately hate. So trying to turn a hobby into a job is the biggest NONO for me. I need my drugs pure.
That's like using a song you like for your alarm clock.
@@WanderTheNomad
Ah I think most of us have made that mistake at least once :(
@@WanderTheNomad true that you will end up hating it big time
some say do what you love and you never work a day in your life. I say do what you love and you'll hate it eventually.
As an Independent Professional Wrestler. Burnout is so real. I always thought I would never hit burnout because I love my work so much but it just creeps up on you after awhile.
This should be called Trash Taste Lite. As a horribly cringey stereotypical yet handsome weeb I don't got time to watch these loosers talk for hours but this is perfect 10/10
What a way to compliment yourself.
@@davids7646 yes a really weird way
Burnout, in other words stress. You push your brain to do the exact same task over and over again, until, like with all such cases, your brain just flips you the bird.
I'd even wager that the term burnout is apt; It's probably a built-in mechanism of neurochemistry to block overly stressed parts of the brain from functioning to stop from frying itself.
It's so hard (at least for me) having to deal with wanting to watch this, read that, check out that new game. There's no schedule and with so much I want to do, I can be doing one thing and soon become bored just simply because I know I have so much I need to do.
In my country, as far as I know, burnout is seen as just getting tired so everyone is like "Oh yeah, get some sleep and you'll be fine" and it sucks. I was studying for a French exam on my own bc I didn't realise teachers were still sending us homework during quarantine. My French teacher decided it's enough and she forced me to do the school homework as well. I was studying fine but when I had school homework on top of that, I started feeling like I wasn't making any progress so the last month before the exam I literally didn't study at all.
The bad thing is that I kept feeling guilty for it bc I thought I was just lazy.
Could you guys post the highlight expounding on Generic TH-cam advice? “Be yourself,” “keep posting consistently,” etc
If it’s not too long of course c:
Its a good lesson to remember its not all sunshine and rainbows once you can turn your hobby into a career. Can you imagine talking about music for a living and every you song you hear is ruined because you keep thinking "can i make a video on this? No, stop listening then"
Well this video hit so deep
It's not a creator only thing, everybody can be subject to burn out. That's why a lot of people advice you to take breaks, even if you're on the hustle working 80 hours a week you can just take a long weekend every now and then. It will help you out in the long run.
Yeah, I'm currently in burnout myself, and have been through it multiple times with multiple hobbies. I'd define it as the feeling that what was once a great feeling upon completion of a task is replaced with a feeling of nothing. That even if the feedback was a million times greater than it was before, it just doesn't matter to you anymore. You no longer enjoy the process, you no longer gain satisfaction from the result - it's just nothing all around.
Making hobbies into jobs is almost guaranteed to cause burnout. It was unavoidable for me, due to losing my job thanks to "Tha Varus" meaning the only way to make ends meet was to monetize my hobby. Making your hobby into a job doesn't make you love your job, it just makes you hate your hobby. This has the knock on effect of, when you take a break, you just do nothing because you no longer have a hobby, making you feel even worse.
"Broadcast yourself"
More like "sell yourself"
Look at CoryxKenshin over the years. That is all.
That line do be hitting different tho
I agree with Joey, I’m burned out of fucking anime, especially when gig said it feels like a waste of time
I feel ya, when you are burnt out on something, you will feel very bitter about that topic for a very long time.
If you're feeling burnout at a job you hate, it feels a bit justified.
But if it's something you love or you like doing, it feels like shit. I usually ask for two days leave (every month because my work performance is pretty great) in order to get my shit together (will most likely involve sleep and a full night of gaming), then I get back to work.
Damn, i just remember back then that i had burnout when learning to draw because its so hard to master
Burnout happened after I was working 40 plus hours a week while going to art school and having to go 3 days without sleep to complete 24 hour projects.....4 years straight. Keep ya chins up mates.
This channel is starting to not become "trash taste"
Guys you gotta watch KINGDOM on Netflix , it ain't anime but one of the best shows out there
they're becoming self aware, pull the plug
Y'all are wondering how people can vlog daily, but it seems to me like they either do get sick of it and just stop, or they do it their whole life after they start and seem completely fine, so I don't think many people have been completely crushed by vlogging. The only vlog I really watch though is StephenVlog, that guy's been doing it for over a decade
I get burnout without even starting
When what one loves turns into work and loses it's purity, then what does one have left. Of course will come because of that. A potential release is lost.
hearing Burnout? Oh which one
I've been burned out for the past 25 years.
If any TH-camr has a burnout I just hope they feel better and just have a good detoxing day from the internet
Joey: Burnout is when u have no motivation to upload
Me: Ur burnout has another name
*procrastination has entered the chat*
That is true of any job where you can set your own hours. I find it is hard to take time off because I am constantly spending my day off thinking about how much money I am losing.
Creator burnout just hits different
Yess the good place was a really good show I did the same thing the other day I binged the show and afterwards I was like wow wtf how
connors autobiografie: :D
connors audiobook autobiografie: :O
Joey should rename his channel to "The Manga Man"
This podcast is so much better when they talk about anything but Anime
Boomviews is the new boomjoo
He got burn out from watching and reading too much jojo
Those month long breaks in between jojolion got to him
Good place is awesome
Who the hell thinks burnout is a first world privilidge?? Sure the work isnt the same but its the same as getting tired from a job.
TH-camr's? TH-camr's what?
imagine being able to catch up with one piece in just 2 weeks nowadays
Have The Guys Of Trash Taste, Watched Hazbin Hotel
I Must Know What They Think About Alastor
Burnout be tuf
dont know what the hell the boys are talking about cos everyones experienced burnout lol.
SAVOR THE NUT
I have life burn out
I was sad Joey said he was gonna Uplod the end of nekopara then he never did lmao all good though
I’ll Ne Making My Own TH-cam Channel When Im Eighteen
And Im Sixteen Now, And On The Second Of January
I Will Be Seventeen
These degenerates have somehow vocally explained everything wrong with being a youtuber
This is just The Internet Kinda Suck Now stream
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Can someone one reply
No, I won't.
@@stuntmonkey00 *Something's wrong, I can feel it*
Why?
Just feel lonely
@@yaminoah9438 just feel lonely
Video topic: TH-cam problems
Art block and writers block sucks ass lol
uwu
6 seconds
:3
It's called multi tasking if you can do a lot of stuff at the same time it would be in joyable that all depends on your mental growth if it grows faster it won't need to burn out I think I am just a kid so I don't know the same feeling you do but I think you can do more but it's important to in joy things and when your done you go ultra instinct then
Wtf did i just read lol. Also burnout isnt that simple, dont say things if you dont understand it
Your not open minded you just simply said it's not that simpl with out understand
I said to enjoy life in there and do a lot of things after words or at that time nvm... You won't understand
Bruh what not open minded. From your comments you seem to have no idea about youtuber burnout, and just because you say "enjoying things in life" which is factually correct doesnt mean your argument is correct. Your comment suggest that their mental growth somehow isnt fast enough that they have burnout, which is bold assumption. And whats that shit about ultra instinct
I also dont have first hand experience of their kind of burnout out cause im not a youtuber, but your comment seems rude (about the mental growth thing) and ridiculous (ultra instinct when talking about burnout? Wtf?)