As someone who's been told to just pursue what they're passionate about, but I've been passionate about so many things, this video made me feel less isolated and more valid in feeling passion for several different activities/hobbies, over a singular one
The way this person think and talks certain things in life. Exactly kind of people I want to connect myself with. Wishing to meet more people like this one in my life.
For the first time in my life, I feel like there's someone out there who might actually understand me. That sense of relief that you mentioned we sometimes get from movies? Thats what your video provided for me. For so long I've been beating myself up over not knowing what I want to do, feeling like I'm always wasting time. I've wanted to do everything, and yet never even allowed myself to even try since I couldn't narrow my interests down to one passion. I'd start on things, only to never finish them and beat myself up about it all over again. I was overconfident (i probably still am) that I could accomplish all the things I've dreamed about in my head without ever properly pursuing any of them. For the past few years, I've felt that my life was over despite only being in my early twenties now. Until more recently, I've been trapped because of it. I think I've finally reached that point where, like you said, I got tired of being so safe about everything. I don't want to keep these dreams in the back of my head anymore. I used to think that I didn't have any dreams, simply because I didnt feel passionately enough about anything to want to commit to just that one thing. I realize now that my fear of comitting to one thing ultimately stopped me from doing anything. I've decided now that my solution is to just accept that I'm a jack of all trades, master of none. I don't want to live a life where I let my fears hold me back anymore, and I've finally gained the strength to start changing that. Anyways, sorry for the rant/monologue. I just wanted to say thank you for sharing your art. From your words to your cinematography, this video was very comforting for me. I made an account just to say thank you, friend. Your video appeared at the perfect time for me. Best wishes 💜
I came across this channel recently and I'm so grateful for it. Being one of those people who are still exploring as I see all my friends figure out their passions and find The one and have such a clear path to work towards, I felt really alone. I still kind of do but watching your videos feels like listening to a friend who gets it. I could relate to every word you said and I just felt so understood. So thank you for putting so much effort into these videos! I can't wait to watch more!
my dad has always refrased "follow your passions" to "follow your curiosities". which i love as it has such a lighter connotation and makes the whole exploring thing feel a lot more accecible.
In the first place, thank you for sharing such a beautiful video with us! As an art student, I can say that your shots' cinematography is astonishing (the colors, ambiance, etc)! Secondly - what an interesting point of view about the multiplicity of passions. I have always thought that my diversity of likes was nothing but enriching, but these days I've been feeling society's pressure to focus all my time and energy on one topic and dismiss all the others - which to me makes no sense. There are so many fascinating things in this world that I keep telling my friends that if I could split myself into 12 different versions, they all would find something interesting to do. Therefore, I decided to keep pursuing the many things I am keen on and try to puzzle them together in the future. My life will be interesting to see, I suppose :) I wanted to share this because your video really made me think and refreshed a perspective I often put aside. A big thank you hug!
wow, you have a gift. your videos are so beautiful. you know exactly what to put in them and how to pace them. as someone who has a ton of passions (we share a lot--film, writing, guitar, even soccer), it means a lot to hear someone else talk about this. never stop doing what scares you :) i was gonna say never stop making these videos, but you never know which art form you're gonna feel pulled towards when you're passionate about so many. so, yeah, just keep expressing yourself in any way possible. the world needs it
I have been conflicted about the same exact thing lately. graduating college and now my first year out, there are so many different things i want to learn for fun but it would be nice if one of them could turn into something more than just a hobby. there are so many different options and i feel like the progress i make is slow. however, i agree with what you said that keep just doing what you feel like doing and eventually, the things you are really passionate about will become more clear. experimentation comes with failures, so you just have to be patient with yourself and enjoy the process of learning/creating
I feel like I can relate so hard to your feelings. I always have an urgent feeling to start doing something I like, and a few months later I have that feeling again with something else and then I'd drop that thing from before. Then I'm struggling so hard with what my 'real passion' is and how I can improve it etc.. Passion is actually a very weird and lovely thing at the same time. Thank you for your video! I absolutly love your channel :)
This is an extraordinary film! Thank you very much for sharing your story. Honestly, everything you experienced is my life story thus far. Switching out of passions quickly, never fully immersing oneself into a "passion," always feeling like time is wasted and wanting something deeper, more fulfilling. I have so many passions that it is extremely hard to choose a career path. I think not only are we afraid of failing when we start something new but essentially we are if not even more afraid of what will happen when we succeed. This film was very inspiring and reassuring and I love that last quote. Not looking back for a memory but rather creating a memory as if it were your last. In other words, don't worry about following a passion but let passion guide you in whatever you do. Thank you ❤
I feel like people are boxed in and sort of forced into pursuing or being passionate about one thing. There's no rule that says you can't pursue multiple passions, yet I think we're expected to focus on less, because more is seemingly tougher to manage. Regardless, the most difficult things often pay off more, so if you have multiple passions, pursue them. If you truly care about them, I think you can most definitely see them through. That's something I'm trying to keep in mind at least. Much love bruh
As I'm living in my early 20s era, I think we have kinda same feelings. The title of this video just hits me hard. I'm still lost and afraid of the next step on my path as many what-if questions keep coming up when I want to do something new. I hope time could help. Anyway, I really appreciate your work so I just leave my comment here. Your videos are amazing. I feel like they are my best friends. Thank you so much 💜
Your seriously my favorite person here on this platform. So tender and soft and loving. You inspire my heart so much with your simplicity and I just want to hug you and drink warm tea with you haha. Such a sweet soul. Keep your deep, wise side, it’s a strength.
This video is beautiful, honest and hits so close to home. I'm also the kind of person who has many passions, and it makes it really hard to feel satisfied in my chosen career path. I'm now 4 years into a 5 year dental degree that I chose to pursue when I was maybe 15 years old. I often find myself wondering why I didn't take my love for music or writing more seriously back then (I was and still am afraid that I'm not good enough). Constantly I wonder whether I should just graduate and do something else with my life. At the same time, I do find dentistry enjoyable in some way and it provides a kind of financial stability that is alluring. There aren't any easy answers. But it's comforting to know that someone else is in a similar position. I'm glad youtube recommended your channel to me. Thank you for all the effort you put into making these videos.
This was a really beautiful video as always, this time I'm not sure I can relate as much since I currently struggle to find passion or drive in anything but your videos still bring me a sense of calm that I don't come across often, Thank you.
I'm so thankful he put into words that quality of some human beings, that quality of being like the wind... and the pressure that comes with it to blow over one place, when it is within us to travel and shift and breathe.
i hope you never stop making videos, your videos always get me out of my bed mood! the way you film, the way you talk, even the words you choose to describe your thoughts and feelings, thank you so much and good luck
Simply awesome!! Right the thing I needed to hear. Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I really feel like this most of the time, like I'm losing it, like it is not going anywhere actually. But sometimes I just sit and I focus on only existing, like this is what I'm meant to do in my life, and It feels so good, like any other thing I do is secondary. I am existing and that's all that matters. ❤
As someone who can't follow and do the things you're passionate about due to some circumstances. I feel sad sometimes but ig i can atleast dream about living it which kinda gives me hope about future. But i am getting hopeless.
Damn.. Couldn't say how exactly I've been feeling any more perfect then how you've captured it here. Proud of you for taking a step in at least one passionate endeavor (RU-vid channel) I'm still gathering up the courage and discipline to do so myself. But seeing others pursue the same dreams with the same fears is.. inspiring, so thanks for making this video ♡
Appreciate how all your passions developed the multifaceted space your humanity exists in.. Thank you for inviting us into your room.. Needed to hear your story to be reminded of the value of every experience enriching who we become along the way of living and discovering🌱 Last month in my 20's & I can soo.. relate 🙏
This is beautiful man I can completely relate to you and what you’re saying because I feel the same way when it comes to making music or wanting to write a script or just wanting to do different things we live in a certain time period. Where it’s so much going on at once, and you feel like you have to be successful by a certain age but you really don’t, I need to do is just live life and let things come to you. I love watching videos like this because they give me hope and it’s nice to know someone understands keep making videos your a beautiful storyteller ❤️
Dude was stating my reality for a time in my life. Exact sentiment. This video is so relatable, beautiful that we have a similar outlook and mind on certain things.
I am a new subscriber and i am in love with your channel. It really calm me down with my anxiety. Thank you for helping me i will always be greatful to you
Ahhh your video was so calming and it felt like I was finally understood?? Also my god you are like that male character in a book who's so mysterious but has so much about him.. idk I'm in love fr
Even when you think you have it figured out, you don't. We are all freestyling life. Focus on yourself and who care about what other people are or are not doing. Easier said than done, which is why I'm in therapy.
Hey I don’t have anyone to talk to about something I was wondering if I can get you’re guys advice how do you guys get over a break up and what are some tips that help lately I’ve been going through the hardest hard break in my life to the point I hear anything from him or I learn something new I always throw up, like all I want to do is not worry no more and live life again, but I always find myself well looking back at everything and seeing how it ended and we’ll how much this relationship affected me. And ruined how my mental health is for everything that happened and we’ll everything they promised they broke.and we’ll it hurts to see this all happens I truly loved them but it’s just like there was a lot of things that happened and caused me to be like this like I just need advice on how to move on and how to not feel like this or either what to do sorry for asking I just wanted to ask I don’t really have social media anymore and my 4 friends are sleeping but if anyone sees this thank you for reading and I mean it
Well you’re not alone, I’m recently going through the same thing myself. I’ve been dating this girl for 9 years, and we ended things last month. And I stop thinking about her either. But what helps me is just to distracted myself and trying new things out. Getting used to being alone is a bit hard, but trust me it’s also calming and relaxing since you don’t have to rely on others for your happiness. Remember you got this.
@@alexrojo6200 thank you so much that means so much for me, another thing that is hard is like thinking about how they move on quick and we’ll for me it’s been really hard for me to process everything to the point any news that I hear from him I vomit which scares me and I guess it’s just it makes me sad that it’s over not only that it’s just the thought of them being with someone else like I have to try and move on with that but it’s been hard we both got this ! Once again thank you
@@alexrojo6200 I’ve been doing better it’s been a process if I say, I do tend to overthink and we’ll I do see myself seeing things in a different light I haven’t been on social media for about 6 months so that has been amazing ✨but overall I’m doing better I do catch myself being sad but I’m pushing through and trying to process everything and learn that things happen for a reason,which is something but overall I’ve been good thank you! How about you!?
@@blackpkblink3062 that’s good to hear! But overall I’m glad you’re pushing through it! And I’ve been doing pretty well lately. Just been distracting myself.
