Quiet Confidence: Creative Introverts Embrace Social Anxiety
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
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And let me add - this is one of those advice videos that I wish I heard 20 years ago. I bet most of the people listening have no idea how rare and valuable what you're sharing is - I personally never got this advice, had to learn it the hard way sadly.
Wow Adam. You are in every corner where art and emotions meet pal. (In a good sense I meant) Love your content! Because of people like Tyler, Trent, You, Feng Zhu and many more, I understand how to approach and what to do in every situation nearly. The only thing is landing my first decently paying gig. Then the rest of the strategy is not a mystery for me anymore because of your insights about the industry. A huge thanks to you all for being out there.
I once read "if you are not being rejected every day, you are not trying enough". That was a cool way to put me into perspective and calm down on the stress of nailing it right away.
Ahh man too bad you're not going! I live RIGHT next to the convention center, would've been nice to catch up after all these years!
SOMETHING I WANT TO ADD: If you're new to going to a thing like Lightbox, be careful about comparing yourself to what you'll be seeing there --- if you're not used to seeing a lot of other pro-level artists in one place it can be easy to feel like you don't measure up, and you might leave feeling sad/anxious because you'll think you'll never get to their level. That comparing isn't healthy, know that art and professional art have a wide range of appeal and everyone has their own strengths to bring to the table, just as every artist has their weaknesses too! So instead, look to be inspired to try some new things (say to yourself "I'd love to try this / do this" and not "I can't do this / I'll never be this,", and make some friends to meet again next year!
Also if you're really shy, try to find a friend, (even if you coordinate with someone from twitter or something) ahead of time to go around the convention with you, because having a wingman can help a LOT to overcome social anxieties when you talk to people in groups AS groups.
Good tips I’ll make part 2 next year on this. Also know whom I’m bumming a room with haha
@@TylerEdlin84 hell yeah man hit me up when you come in a future year, we plan on staying in central pasadena for a long time, so you can definitely crash in our home office! hahah
exactly what happened to me when I went to GDC. Felt sad and incompetent.
@@nacostaart Get inspired and reverse engineer what you see It is truly inspiring when you think that way. Also before GDC, even ArtStation overwhelms a person in the beginning but when you try to work-out what techniques professionals use and utilize that type of workflows to your craft things starts to get way more fun. Also like Feynman technique I always return back to fundamentals whenever I feel incompetent and find out new things this creates amazing results and fast growth I can say.
I know it's been some time since you uploaded this video, but I just wanted to say THANK YOU, as someone with social anxiety, it's a hard thing to deal with, and it's not only being shy, it's harder than that, It requires a lot of effort, energy, and determination to overcome, anyway, thanks for sharing this, I'm sure it will help a lot of artists
As someone with social anxiety, thank you so much for sharing this great advice🙇
as someone who struggles with social anxiety i haven't seen a video on it specifically for artists until today. I'm pretty stoked to try out some of the tips once i have the opportunity :D
Your setup Tyler - holy shit!! I mean really - damn!!
Forever a work in progress right ? Thanks man
Also we are due for a catch-up call this season sometime
Have a bunch of students going this year! I am sadly not going but shared this video with all of them because they need to hear it!
Thank you 🙏
I really apreciated your pieces of advice, it´s good to have someone like you Tyler.
nice video Tyler! have fun u there!
I have no problem starting a conversation, but I struggle with keeping it going. Especially if the other person is low energy.
been wanting to go there someday, living in too far away from all the expo stuff and its fairly really expensive to go there that probably gonna cost me a full year of my paycheck lol but someday!
Really nice topic, thank you for tips!!! That old video looks like a completely different person xD
Maybe some day I will be able to just say hi to people without brooding over it for the next 2 days :)
Got recommended this out of the blue
I went the the last GDC and once I got there I felt like a complete fool. I went there to try and make connections and maybe find a job but I just realized how unready I was. Just felt like a total idiot and what was supposed to be a 2 day trip to San Fransisco was like 5 hours. Complete waste of time and money. The months leading up to the event I was stressing out hard and trying to build a portfolio. I think if I were to go now I wouldn't have put so much pressure on myself and just tried to talk to people casually. Also to get a hotel instead of a nasty hostel.
I've had or attempted to have conversations with people at automation conventions who start off with "will I umm, uhhh, you know, uhhh I kinda do uh . . . .: not inspiring
I’ll be there! I’m a high school student looking for internships or classes in visual development.
Hey Tyler! Do you happen to know what's an easy way to find when this type of conventions are planned? I'm from EU and I'm struggling to find anything I could attend in this field.
i thought the thumenail was andrew tate for first 5sec
Hello, is your patreon a One time pay or is it like monthly?. and is the content their like hours or just bits like 10-15 mins per video? thank you so much..... I dont have much time for college so I'm only looking to learn through the internet.
The link that takes you to brush sauce studio dot com has a list of all content. Most had duration of video listed. Most content is 30-60 min. It’s a subscription based
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