After successfully cleansing my social conversation of the habitual "you're so good at that, you should start your own business doing that!" I have a new exclamation which flies enthusiastically out at talented people and may possibly be just as redundant and unappreciated -- "ok, if you put videos up on you tube, you would be the Most. Awesome. Vlogger. EVER!" ...
But -- IT'S TRUE!!
But -- you share talents with other people, anyway, NOW --you can do it "over-the-Internet" ... !
(jumping up and down)
I watch vlogs (like a blog only it's a video so it's "vlog" with a "v") and I'm fascinated with the process the people go through... What are their reasons for sharing how they do stuff -- cleaning; organizing; cooking; decorating; DIY? Most of them say for the work put in, there isn't significant profit... They do it for fun.
I think it also might be like writing -- in a notebook, or on a blog: it helps you think in new and different directions. It's a process, a journey.
One vlogger said, every day she gets e-mails from companies that say, basically, "We have some stuff, would you like to feature it on your vlog? - we'll give you twelve dollars..." lol
(They don't do it for the money.)
Christine Kobzeff, You Tube vlogger
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