Yesterday, I was watching a YouTube video where a group of people sat down for a roundtable discussion. Something in the conversation sparked a thought I’ve been reflecting on recently. Throughout my journey on YouTube, I’ve often come across advice like, “You should do this,” “Avoid that,” or “This is the best way to do X.” But when you step back and think about it, isn’t it true that there are countless ways to approach even the simplest tasks in life? And just because you choose one...

Have you ever felt like you needed to be perfect to start something new? When I started vlogging or just started my YouTube channel in general, I thought that was the key—polished edits and perfectly crafted words. I wanted to be the “perfect host,” the kind of creator who always had it together. But over time—and especially this year—I’ve realised that perfectionism isn’t the goal. In fact, it’s holding creators back. It was certainly holding me back. Imagine this, you’re at a dinner...

There's a book that always caught my eye that loads of people always talk about, and it wasn't until recently that I actually read it that I understood why it was so popular. Before I had even gotten halfway through the book, I was already making small changes that significantly improved my life. It helped me to shift my mindset and make tasks that I should do every day or at least regularly, into habits so that I do them and don't make excuses. But there was one nugget in particular that was...