Why Most Creators Are Always Unhappy

In this video we're talking about a possible reason for why you're never happy as a creator. Whether you're a filmmaker, photographer, editor, designer or anything else, I believe we've all run into this issue at one point or another. It all has to do with setting the bar too high for ourselves.
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[@ryanmickey]

This is a great talk. It’s so easy to get caught up in creating the “perfect project” that you don’t even start it.

[@georgekamenov_]

Yeah, you work on the perfect project for so long but only you know it's "perfect" because no one else gets to even see it 😂

[@JesseSkwierawski]

"every single project doesn't have to be your best one yet" - that one's good for keeping your sanity on KZbin

[@bakerfx4968]

This one really resonates with me. I have pretty bad imposter syndrome and any time it’s not up to my high standards I feel very defeated. And it’s usually for reasons that are out of my own control

[@georgekamenov_]

Yeah, that sounds all too familiar. I think it's something all creators go through at one point or another so you're definitely not alone in that. I think being aware that it's happening goes a long way in being able to control it instead of letting that feeling control you instead 😁

[@wearetrackclub]

Solid points in this video! Getting out of your comfort zone is so important 👏

[@georgekamenov_]

Absolutely! One of the best ways to grow as a creator without a doubt 😁

[@sm1le0hd]

Never thought of this from this angle

[@tristanrujano]

It’s wild that you have this many followers. Top tier everything

[@jag_wire]

Thanks for this George. Seriously

[@georgekamenov_]

You're welcome. I am glad you liked it 😊

[@ballkd1]

I am a details person, so no problem learning and appreciating subtleties. So, as I learn video editing for the first time, I have to really be disciplined to learn a few basics and push out a short, straightforward vid to instagram before I get caught up in subtlety heaven😅 So, thanks George, for the reality check😊

[@georgekamenov_]

Yeah, being able to notice and focus on the small details of a project can be a very useful skill but if you take it too far it just ends up stopping you from actually getting work done. It's a delicate balance for sure 😁

[@LEUMAS_PLAYS]

thank you too

[@salimucarla]

I'm happy for follow you. I'm not alone for that thoughts. Thank's buddy. PS: Your KZbin videos are look nice.

[@georgekamenov_]

You're definitely not alone dude! Thank you for sticking around with my channel 😊

[@jeremypitt2355]

Ah George, I just ordered an RTX 3050 graphics card for my computer so I can finally start learning davinci resolve and photoshop, but here I see this video... 😥

[@georgekamenov_]

Don't really see how this video would stop you from learning any of those 😅

[@jeremypitt2355]

@@georgekamenov_ Haha, that was a tricky joke) Actually it didn't stop, and i'll continue. Also wanna say, that i like your channell, so hope you will continue to post here some tutorials and other important things about filmmaking. Thank you!

[@georgekamenov_]

@@jeremypitt2355 Yeah, that's the plan! Hoping to have a variety of content all around filmmaking, including the occasional editing videos in there as well 😁