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Hey man thank you for watching, and really appreciate the shoutout! Been super fun reading people’s different takes on the work.
And life comes in waves. Just don’t let work get in the way of expression.
Also if you liked this movie, let people know! share it with ya peeps, spread the word. bless
@@PhilipThompson99 u r a legend!!!!!
WOAJ
Thank you for creating what you made.
We all been there pal sometimes we can’t keep going with what we were passionate about
Sometimes we might end up hating what we loved doing in the past
Sometimes we should take brakes and do over for better feelings and results
Burn out is like getting sick of a food you enjoyed and ate for years, suddenly you realize you don’t wanna eat it anymore. You remember the joy it brought you before, but now it’s just tasteless so you try something different. And maybe some day you’ll feel like eating it again… but it’ll take time.
I liked how he was happy at the end. He escaped the loop of mundane and unenthusiastic creation, letting himself just relax and stop trying to please the audience. I would think that in a more realistic scenario this would be someone taking a long and well deserved break. He can be happy and do what he wants without having it be viewed or criticized by anyone.
Whoa, holy moly! This video isn't about the iconic game "Burnout Paradise." It's a deep exploration of the dark corners of our own self-made personal hells! 🔥🕳️
i was just playing burnout paradise remastered lol
bro I clicked on this shit expecting it to be about burnout the video game series as well lmao
I thought this is about the beta version of burnout 3 which was called "crash + burn"
TAKE ME DOWN TO EXTESTENTIAL CITY WHERE THE GRASS IS GREY AND THE GIRLS AINT FEELIN
Why tf did I also think about the game before going to watch this
for me, burnout feels like depression. I can't control anything, not even my emotions.
first world BS, people on developing countries don't have such luxuries to idle around and bitch that life is cruel
burnout is like eating too much of your favorite food
imagine being getting burnout with depression 🥲
@@StackSnackiesa week ago i got restored from my 4 month long burnout, i couldnt work on anything at all
We're in the same plane, friend
For me a great portrayal of burnout is the "Squidville" episode of SpongeBob.
I honestly never looked at it that way but I get what you mean
I find it very relatable as well. Having tons of ideas and concepts for your creative endeavor, something you're genuinely passionate about, but lacking that drive or energy to do it. Also being unsatisfied with what you actually manage to do. So you procrastinate, then you feel bad about procrastinating and that just adds to the feelings of anxiety and self-doubt. Not a fun place to be in, but there's always a way out, even if it doesn't feel like it when you're in there.
whats the way out 😭
Being an artist of any kind (or really just being human, lets be real) is an exercise in dealing with burnout. It especially sucks to get it when you have projects you want to make but just dont have it in you to make them.
Hang in there though, it might not pass for a while, but it will pass eventually.
I went years without feeling like i was able to draw or create anything, and as cliché as it sounds, you have to give yourself the time to rest
I appreciate your kind words Dark. For a while I've been struggling to continue my comic due to having artistic burnout. And as someone who likes to keep busy, it's so hard without the drive because all of it is used on external factors, or in other words, life.
I need to practice my drawing but I just- brain stops. You make a very good point.
I have a whole universe of characters, a whole story, with arcs and locations and stuff, and I'm so passionate to come up with more and more ideas for it and interesting approaches I wanna execute, and sometimes when I bring this up with my mom she's like "why don't you write it down? you could make a book"
And I feel kinda guilty that for years I've just not felt ready to even begin, like really really begin making it
I can muster to make short demonstrations, drawings and all that, but no matter how many times I set everything up, to start making the first ever page, I never make it past that, if anything the only character I really feel I can draw without burning out too quickly is Jack, because he's so easy now that I've been practicing so much, but I have so many other characters that I just almost never get to draw or portray, because I've been stagnant, and just building up ideas in my head I can't even think about starting to make a reality for myself
One of my biggest fears is never getting to actually make and finish this story, and live stagnant in constant burnout, looking lazy and mediocre to most other people because the little I put out is just nothing compared to what I'm always coming up with
@@davidhe3463 That is without mentioning work or education I honestly decided to not go any further than Highschool because quite frankly I don't have the drive to be studying like crazy, to get a degree that at the end of the day won't get me any more jobs these days
But even just getting a job as it is is such a difficult thing because not only do most jobs now expect more from you for less pay, but the jobs that you do find always end up making burnout worse
You feel like all you do is sit around for hours and get paid for it, and you go home feeling guilty but not even like you got anything good out of it, you got paid for doing nothing and you still feel relieved you get to go home and fo the same
So this is a thing that other people do? Damn. I hope I can start it my potential projects once I have all the arcs planned, I can't let this idea die with me.
“HE JUST LIKE ME FR”
realest shit i’ve ever seen. i love love love making little stories in my head, deep shit or happy shit it doesn’t matter i just like stories. But i have no creative outlet for any of this, so i just kind of end up sitting in my bed, staring into space, imagining cool shit, dialogue, everything.
i can relate to this so hard
Hey Goose. Just wanted you to know that I think you are amazing and you make amazing content. Thanks for being you
I appreciate that!
as someone with depression and, at this point, just consistent burnout, sometimes, when you're in that pit, you're trying to get out, but you're turned around and disoriented
when the light is gone you think you're caved in, so you start digging, but you're so lost and confused and panicked that you end up digging further down in an attempt to escape
and there's just no end to the digging
and desperation and panic turns into begrudging acceptance of where you're at
and you just lose the motivation to try and dig out, because for all you know, it's just not working, even though you were unknowingly going in the wrong direction
edit: started tearing up and crying some during the scene of him just laying there staring blankly at the tv, don't know what that says about me, guess it just felt too real
edit 2: still as someone who just feels burnt out in regarding to admittedly all the things i should enjoy doing, i can't say it'll be okay, but to anyone reading, Goose as well, you don't have to be productive every second
i know it really feels like you have to, but your only true job as a human person is to just survive
and it'll be hard, stressful, distressing, depressing, anxiety inducing, it'll be a lot of things
but so long as you're still kicking, you're succeeding
and i hope with utmost sincerity and genuineness, that sometime soon your brain will allow you to recognize that, that you're surviving and making it
sometimes the most productive thing you can do is to just
live
and make it through the day
and it's okay if that's all your able to do, for any length of time, and it's okay if it doesn't feel as fulfilling as people tell you it is, so long as you're just doing it
i know it may not mean much from just a random person online, but i do really mean it, from the bottom of my heart
please take care of yourself
The opening part where you tried to explained burnout is really accurate. I've had multiple ideas for what to do for new videos but I just don't have the drive to
I've had burnout on a lot of things. Things I love. I also suffer from depression and I find the two very similar. Like a hope in the far distance that you're too tired to grasp even though you want it so bad. It can become all consuming if you let it. It's hard and hangs like a cloud over your head and you just hope for that fleeting moment where you feel good.
Edit: After reading comments I see I'm not the only one that connected the two. Good luck to you all we can make it if we try.
Yooo Goose just happy seeing you upload again, I am just happy hearing from you! As an artists...well more just like someone that wants to get into drawing I fully understand this burnout, there are times that I get ideas and inspiration to draw, but there are other times where my mind draws (no pun intended) a blank. I really wish there was some sorta remedy to cure burnout, but all I can say is, hang in there pal burnout isn't forever.
You’ve been telling us this for years and now it’s time to return the favor; you’re gonna be okay Goose🤞🏼
in my perspective, burnout isnt trying to climb out of a hole and falling last second, but it is spending a lot of time climbing out of a hole, and when you successfully do that you realize you are inside another hole where you need to climb out again, so you do that over, and over and over again trying to escape the darkness until you just wanna rest forever before you continue climbing again
I remember watching your reaction to this live. It was heartfelt
i wish short films like that were still being made a lot now. it's very simple and easy to understand, but the message is great and comforting in a way
It is to complex to express how deep of a burn out scenario I am in at the moment it has lasted for many years now I have fallen down many times however upon listening to this I bolted up with a bit of motivation once again yet I'm not to sure how long it will last. This video was a treat, it made my day well and I hope all of you out there have one as well. On a separate note I'm trying to work towards being a forest ranger so wish me luck Ig lol
the intro almost made me cry tbh
it's like having a therapist point to you and tell you something bad happened and you're denying it
I'm in a huge burnout right now as an artist, and it's been killing me for the past 2 months especially. I try to make pieces to rescue me but all it seems to do is make things worse, as I'm never happy with the outcome of each piece. It makes me upset that i cannot enjoy what once made me happy.
currently going through burnout and the first 3 minutes of your video definitely struck me. i felt exactly how you do. most of your commentary hit me too
basically just “yeah real as hell”
Finally on time for a gooseboose video
I had some pretty significant burnout last year. My mind and body just completely gave up on me the moment I thought about work. I was fine on the weekends, and just unfathomably empty from monday morning until the moment i got home at the end of the week.
Burnout is something most people will go through in life. Maybe not in the context of making videos but in other ways like in a job or college. Just remember the light will always be brighter than the first time when you over come your burnout phase.
for me it's the number of options. Of thimgs I could do. It's paralyzing to me. The bills are paid , essentially I'm retired. Idk what to do with myself at all
This really captured me as a whole. Burnt out from doing commissions non-stop for the past months and kept pumping out artworks week by week as well...last time i drew something was 3 months ago.
ive experienced burnout. its truly like being stuck in a place of doing things you love but you suddenly just stop, you grow tired of it the passion you had just disappears. Its scary.
I get this, i have work(haunt acting) and it can be fun, but after many hour long nights, it can get tiring for me, so very tiring, especially having to scream my lungs out and constantly making loud noise: one night the stress did get to me, i started screaming and crying out, when all the guests had left and i signed out-- i sat down in the car and turned on the metal genre radio(94.1 jjo to be specific) and i felt calm and seen: even comforted by hearing "spillways" by ghost. I'm a fan of their music, so hearing their music on the way to kwik trip to get some cough drops and snacks was a comforting feeling
Hi Goose, ive been watching your content for around 2 years now, and ive got to say that i understand that feeling. Im a writer (english is not my first language, so apologies for mispelling stuff), and writing and reading are two of my greatest passions, but i get burnt out quickly if i do those two too often/too much a day. Years ago, when i was starting puberty, i tried to write everything that i had planned, every single day for a month. Turns out that gave me a huge burn out, to have to be creative every single day and evade clichés or my work not being good enough. Being influenced by my family that I'd never get to be a good writer if i didnt dedicate to it 24/7, and therefore called me lazy. Highschool came around and gave me even more of a burn out, cause when i wanted to be creative, i had to do work or study, and never found time to balance school, social life, and my hobbies, so i barely read or wrote anything for years. Last year i entered a writing course, and for once i felt like i was in control of how i wanted to write stuff. It gave me a motivation to exercise that part of myself, and i enjoyed the whole course from start to finish. Even when i had family problems and didnt feel like i could write anything, my teacher gave me a flexible schedule to present my work on a different day.
Now that the course is done, i limit myself to how much i write/read, cause even if i have a lot of fun doing it, it can be mentally exhausting to do it for so long every day.
So dont blame yourself for "not doing enough", im also a perfeccionist at heart, and i want my work to be the best, but sometimes we can be our greatest enemies when it comes to that, so instead of deleting my work, i get a second opinion, or a third, or a fourth, and i want everyone to be as objective as possible, because sometimes hearing what others really think instead of *what you could've done* helps more. It has worked for me at least.
burnout is like doubt, the more you doubt yourself the more it get worse, all you gotta do is just keep pushing on and it'll eventually disappears
many people who feels burnout will take a rest or two and continue doing their burnout activities which is fair, but eventually if you keep doing that you will eventually just quit the thing that gave you burnout
This intro was really well done... I've been caught in a cycle of burnout for many many years (just turned 31) and watching this intro I started replacing "burnout" with "depressed/depression" and it started making me reflect a lot on how we use euphemisms like "burnout" to avoid using the "d" word because no one wants to associate themselves with depression. I've been avoiding that word for so long but this intro made me realize yeh I am depressed (not always, but it happens in cycles) and I'm often burnt out on life itself. The creative spark, the light of life, is highly present within me almost always but the ability for me to harness that spark and ride it without crashing (rinse, repeat) has been a life long challenge. I know I have every reason to feel this way... especially right now on the week of the 1 year anniversary since my friend was murdered simply trying to get his gf's dog back from his crazy ex which just so happens to be the 1 year anniversary within days of my grandmothers death... and a lot more I won't get into. I have great supportive parents, amazingly interesting friends, a job doing something I actually have a passion for, a loving partner I've been with for over 10 years and another lover we both adore as we're experimenting with being a little poly and uhh yeh... sometimes I just want to disappear from everyone's lives... I stop cleaning my place and get stuck in a rut and then a few days later get back into the joys of life. I've checked in with docs and I'm not bipolar nor anything else besides a little autistic and adhd... I've just had a really weird life with lots of traumatic experiences as well as some truly beautiful and insightful ones. Reconciling this somewhat splintered reality has been a long journey but I've had massive progress over the past few years. I'm glad I watched this though because I didn't want to accept I was currently depressed and burnt out but without accepting that you can't really work through it
As someone who has went through loads of burnout and depression before, I just want to say, it’s not going to stay that way forever
I can definitley relate to this. I've been trying to get back in the mood to make videos since I used to pumped out around10 videos in 2020 and 2021, and then it started to slow down. Now it's like 2 or 3 videos each year which doesn't help me grow at all, even if they are videos I care about it. It really sucks especially when I have a lot of ideas to make videos on. Keep up the great work Goose Boose, you have always been a creator I look up to the most and, no matter what video you post, it makes me keep going with putting effort into my videos. You have a wonderful day now
truly a burnout portrayal of all time
*of All Time
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Personally, I'm patient with your content and many others because I've felt burnout. I've felt the fear of failure and rejection forcing me to never move. I've dealt with mental health forcing me to never change. This goes for any piece of entertainment made by anyone and anything (within moral reason): The content is good, it brings me into a place where I can mentally breathe and emotionally speak. That's all I need- from any creator or artist or musician- really anybody honestly.
Your videos are always a complete joy to watch, it was so crazy seeing you discover this video live, it really affected me too when you watched it on stream. I think any creative can relate to that video and what you’re describing in this one, but thank you for pushing through the burnout to give us this food, king 💖
ty choke, ily
Pablo to me is more the conscious; saying to the waking person that their bored but the person keeps going until eventually they catch up and realize, “shit….I’m dead on my feet, aren’t I?”
As someone who dealt with burnout for the two very things that give me joy, writing and drawing, is depressing af. Suddenly the things I do that make me truly happy just…don’t work anymore
The speech you gave about burnout near the end was actually really good- it was kinda funny in the moment that you were told to shut up but idk that resonated with me
Looking at the few clips of this short just makes me think of Nickelodeon Actor that went nuts.
goosey i started watching your videos today, I think you make such fun content- no matter how many videos on a subject i've seen, i havent skipped the ones you make, and i've learned about a lot more obscure stuff! keep it up :) there's always a light, sometimes it's hard to see it, being human is to grow and change, and someday, you'll be happy to see that within yourself
hi goose, i only usually watch your streams post live stream because timezones but just wanted to let you know your content and your streams have both helped me through a really tough patch in my life recently. All your content have this candid heartfelt kinda vibe which feels like im with a friend. what you describe is really similar to how i myself feel right now and just wanna thank you for doing what you do
A lot of channels that make content about disturbing videos and the like feel like they’re just doing it to use the shock factor from other creators to get views. The reason I like your channel is because you’re clearly not like that. I can tell that you genuinely love the content and care about analyzing and sharing great content from small creators and I’m sure you’re contributing to the success of at least a few creators on the platform. Thanks for what you do!
found ya channel today, watch a few of ya videos, like the videos of the 5 creepy channels u found in ya stream, or the nier, and mario 64 fanproject. Spent the whole day with ya content, and I can tell u that ur a very great, loveable person - somethin special. No matter if horror topics or not, its very comfortable be here in this area of youtube, hearing ya voice and just listening - it helps me through the hard day, and will in future helps me through the hard time, exploring ya content, videos and streams
Burnout is like crashing into cars.
*TAKEDOWN*
I remember when my channel blew up for a hot minute, i always hit myself for never really capitalising on that, but its probably not healthy for me as i struggle to keep up deadlines and stuff, autism n all. I like this openness this community kinda has
i never had burnout but last video i edited, i had a hard time trying to edit it simply cus i couldn't muster any ounce of creativity and most of the time would be me opening the editor, editing a minute, running out of ideas, and closing it again
Your portrayal of climbing towards a light that used to be there is beautiful, because if you remove it from the context of the video it can be interpreted in many different ways.
It definitely hit me.
really like your videos, it is a delight seeing them, hope that u feel better soon and take the time u need
I remember I use have burnouts so often during exam weeks, I wanted to study and feel responsible enough to work, but I just couldn't get the will to do it, I remember curling up in my bed once and thinking im weak and I even compared myself to other students, and I remember would feel like a heavy humid mop after school ended
"And you want to, and you tried over and over and over again. You just don't make it."
I felt that
The original video was in my recommended section at a moment when the message really hit close to home & I am happy to see this channel talking abt it!! :-)
Goose boose, your description of what it’s like to be a content creator and needing to take a break from reality is a thing I’ve struggled with a lot. It feels like life is too much and you just wish you could stop time and rest for as long as you can and not have to constantly catch up with life.
I wanna say you’ll be able to get out of this, soon there will be a time again where you can finally crawl out of that hole and bathe in the light. It’s a journey, not a race.
"nice to meet ya! i'm digging a hole! i will never give you the remote control! im calling as im falling down the same hole that i dug last time"
idk if its burnout but sometimes i have aspirations to make things, i get really far and then i stop because whatever it was that drove me to make it is suddenly gone and now nothing is fun, so i use the free time i have binge watching youtube videos instead of working on those projects and getting them finished, which i dont even find fun, it just keeps me sane to hear noise from another person, even trying to play a singleplayer videogame is weird because of the silence, but not even videogames are really fun anymore, theres periods where they are fun and when they arent. about the same time that happens, a new idea for a new project comes into my head, so the unfinished projects just start to mount up. i wish i had the motivation or something or maybe more courage, but some things, it feels like i'll never get good at and trying to be a beginner at some things feels wrong, like trying to draw.
your commentary over top of the high point of the video was extremely poetic and honestly made the scene feel even more raw and important. We love you dude, dont stress and just tr to enjoy what you do because we'll love it regardless
Goose, just want you to know you are incredibly talented and with your quality it makes sense you struggle with Burnout. And I hope that you can revover from it, maybe therapy could help, i dunno. But seriously take care of yourself man. Mwah mwah hehe
for whatever you've been going through and feeling, I can only hope for things to get better; both from a personal experience and from an unwillingly, eternal hope in the future.
Take care Goose, I know you'll be able to do that final push sometime soon.
Never realized how much the life/job of a content creator was like the life/job of a teacher until this video, damn.
I'm in some mild burnout right now. Lack of motivation, tired, and sometimes a headache.
10:16 Its been 20 years since the accident you need to let go of Pablo
In all seriousness this really speaks to me about being an artist man
I get burned out really easily and it leads to me just
Not being able to sometimes so much as get out of bed because it feels like all motivation has been legit sucked out of me like some sort of motivation vampire.
Its very comparable to how I feel when I'm depressed.
Jesus christ though, too close to home man
please take your time goose, stay strong. i feel the same way about my whole life and thanks to this video i feel i am not alone.
Goose you are one of the best content creators I’ve ever had the privilege to watch and even if you stopped uploading you (in my mind) will go down in CZcams history. Thank you 😊
Nice to see you again Goose! Can’t wait to jump into this, just got done with the main video, you came back just in time for my birthday month lol!
Goose, my friend. I do hope you read this. Since I became disabled, it's so difficult to do even the simplest things. I know in my case it's my body, but limited physical movement really plays hell with your mind.
I have so many ideas for things written in my phone: A podcast, a small radio station has asked me to present, I've been a tech writer most of my life, and there's tons more I've written that I could do. But the physical interferes with the mental so much.
I find that watching YT, some Amazon Prime, my disc collection, keeps me occupied, but 2023 has been the hardest most painful year thus far. I always say "Tomorrow will be better". But often it isn't.
Your content is great, and you know it. You know your audience WILL wait for you, there's no doubt. But if you don't feel up to it, or your heart's not in it, it won't work - and as a self-confessed perfectionist, you wouldn't be happy with sub standard videos.
I'm in Northern Europe, a small island. But the Internet has helped me explore culture and subjects that weren't accessible before '94 or so. But this isn't important. No matter where we are, burnout for whatever reason is like being in stasis while time moves around you. You're stuck in place.
I'd love to motivate you. I'd love to be the Drill Sergeant from those Nam films. But I couldn't and wouldn't tell *you* to do anything. I just want you to know that I empathise. That burnout is personal, applies only to *that* individual, and you can't tell, suggest, or force anything.
I just want to say I hope you feel better soon. I've just watched your latest video and it's amazing. Maybe you're emerging from your funk, and I hope that's the case. But be patient with yourself, and I truly hope you feel better, mentally, physically, and spiritually really soon.
Love from Northern Europe, Goose. All the very best to you. Feel better ❤
This hit me like a truck
Thinking about my lack of motivation is just making me feel worse 😭 this is too real
this was an amazing look at the mind of a content creator. Loved it, and thank you goose!
This is why I sometimes live by the belief that you don't always need to share what you love. Not encouraging anyone else to do so, if you want to you can.
For me, when I feel like I HAVE to do something to appease people then that's when everything becomes boring to me and I lose the ability to create. When I'm doing things on my own time and I actually take time away from my work I feel more productive in the end.
At first I wanted to become an animator, but over the years I slowly realized it was just a hobby that I enjoyed when it was just me admiring my work and progress. But when I showcased my talents, I received a bunch of compliments and got the common "You could sell these!". And I'd feel so wrong hearing that. To me that meant that I'd have to do it this certain way, this type of style, and this amount of time. And it didn't sound fun anymore. So now i'm doing it for myself and slowly trying to regain my creativity.
10:31 "we're gonna get creative!"
People who've watched dhmis: "I thought we agreed to never do that again..."
the hole you climbed with the light. I always saw that more as a candle with very weak fire, I tried my best to keep that candle burning but the candle is underwater.
this is basically I've been trying for decades now to be a writer and yet only for the first time had anything actually published this year; every time I pour myself into a project, I burnout on it before it's even finished, usually. I experience especially short and intense cycles of this sort because I'm bipolar, and my brain essentially burns through neurotransmitters much faster than a normal person's, and the worst part is that the closest thing to a solution is to take drugs that essentially shut down parts of my brain and leave me working way below the capacities of a normal person rather than above them. The analogy I've used is it's like I'm constantly trying to run modern software on a computer from 1998, like I can sometimes get it to work, but it's like nothing runs fast enough and everything is overheating and crashing constantly, but in the case of my brain it's not like I can just buy new hardware, obviously, I'm stuck with physiology that essentially can't biochemically accommodate the way my mind works.
omg I just got home and i'm so happy to see a new video! I even got snacks before this :>
edit: not only that but I'
m so burnt out about my job I do dishwashing it gets so old I use to look forward to work.....not anymore I dread it and just wanna leave but ugh
Goose, this video made me so sad - I'm so sorry you're going through this. I've been there, and it truly is like you have days where it's like "hey I'm coming back!" and then the next day, you're just back down in the pit (if not further sunk). I do want to say, though, I am coming out of it, and it really will get better. You do NEED to take care of yourself first and foremost, though - that's not being selfish, it's not a negative thing, it's just a neutral fact. Your mental health is necessary to do your job, so treat it like it's a tool that needs repair. Taking time away IS NECESSARY. Not forcing yourself to do the things that burnt you out in the first place IS NECESSARY. God, it sucks not doing the things you're "supposed" to be doing, but it really, really helps.
We'll still be here when you're better. And, god forbid, you don't go back to posting like you did - ever? That's okay, too. Anyway, I hope this didn't come off as condescending, I really, really feel you and have been there (and still am, but getting better every day).
That ending gave me genie got free from the lamp vibes; like he’s done and bout to peace out! ✌️
when i fell down that deep hole. ive been there for so long that i find comfort in staying trapped in there
Who hasn't experienced burnout
If you’ve never felt burn out before, you probably have never put your heart and soul into something.
I interpreted the ending as him losing everything in his home and he has to create again to get it all back
That L.A Slide joke caught me off guard, damn that was a good one.
I cant take you seriously while you are voice acting that thing with the light in the deep hole. I was cracking up when you lowered your voice 💀
Being Autistic and ADHD, burnout is a very common state myself and other AuADHD people find themselves in.
What I’ve found is being kind to yourself is the best thing to do. Forcing yourself to do anything related to the burn out will just cause more emotional distress and make it last longer.
Do hobbies that made you happy as a child, finger painting, playing with clay, boot up an old video game, anything that will sooth you back into a state where your mind can relax. If you like being outside and it’s safe, walk in nature, or look into one of those services that allow you to borrow someone’s dog for a walk. Even reach out to a local shelter and as if they need someone to walk their dogs. Animals are such good helpers for stress.
Living for other people is all fine and dandy, but you’ve got to be living for you. And looking after yourself is a massive part of that
Aw, I call my cat baby girl too lol, loved I’m At Home, I feel it on a spiritual level
0:34 -- I know the feeling, man
I kinda hate to say it but this is exactly what being a teacher feels like half the time
Teachers do god’s work honestly, you could not even pay me anything to spend a few hours in a room with children who don’t wanna be there each day. In my country teachers are all on strike because of poor wages and y’all deserve it honestly
@@L0rdOfThePies it makes you feel even worse when there actually ARE kids who love being around you and in your class, but sometimes you don't have the resources or energy for them
Hoping you can push through the burnout Goose your content is amazing all the love to you.
You got this!
What really gets me is the set itself, like it feels empty and hollow. Like it's someone's frugal attempts to cling to a childish upbeat tone when they work but they know they can't
Goose's cut off screams make me feel a level of joy and laughter very few things bring
The smile of freedom 14:58
hey goose, i commented this on your traumathon 2 video on alert systems, but i have a couple recommendations for traumathon 5
-protect and survive psa's
-Suur toll animation(this one would resonate with those who saw it, there's bloody imagery and an eerie soundtrack, paired with slightly uncanny imagery; courtesy of the late artist--juri arrak)
Funny enough as you uploaded this, i'm going through really bad burnout right now so much so i had to drop the course i was in and am trying to recover, it just became too much for me so i had to let it go.
ive had to do that before it feels absolutely horrible. wishing you a good recovery. maybe im projecting but always remember needing breaks like these are not in any way indicative of your academic/intellectual potential
Opening kinda made me have to confront how I have felt, and how the past couple years of my life have gone in relation of making my own content. I've started over and over, but I've never really gotten back to it.
I know how that feels, it's basically why I kind of taking a break from making music and art for a short time, coming back again, and then stopping.
My burnout sucks because at times you feel like, Hell yea, I'm doing shit, and then boom, I can't do shit and not doing anything just kills me.
as someone suffering from burnout / depression - god is it accurate. scarily accurate. take your time with stuff. I'll do my best to catch the streams to help you out, but timezones :( take care, friend
"I took a shower" yeah right buddy
I do have burnouts from my game and my work. I take cold bath, eat and take ferrous sulfate to help me sleep better. Being a call center agent, we lack iron so take supplements~
take your time to recover, all have their times of burnout. don't give up, take slowly.
Started watching this before work and decided not to finish it. I’m not ready bc I know this gonna be good
The way I see it, that ending was very good, because it shows that while burnout may happen, eventually things are going to look up again. Just take the time for you and at some point, thigs will look up. However, this did hit me a lot, because I'm going through the very same thing. Can't wait for my smile moment at the end of this
Literally me, except I can't even finish the things I've started when something I don't understand appears or I just loose the excitement I had over it.
I really hate myself
I used to be a video creator. Some of them I sped through because it felt more like a chore than a joy. I don’t get paid, it was more a means of keeping sanity through COVID. I got to 100 videos and then just couldn’t bring myself to create more. Sometimes I think that I’d like to do another one, but I never do.