Yes, exactly the same here. When used properly, YouTube feels far more beneficial than other social media platforms. You simply need to be careful about who you listen to and avoid falling into the never-ending binge trap. I've learnt more there than I ever did in school.
To be honest, that happens quickly. Two weeks seems ideal until the first day arrives. You may reorganize things you've been putting off, try out a new pastime, or binge watch a good series. I've also experienced fury; normally, going for a quick stroll or engaging in physical activity helps me...
Yes, I am fairly similar. Music is great for repetitive tasks, but I usually turn to quiet or something extremely subdued for anything that requires true concentration.
I completely concur. The majority of the "overnight" victories are actually the result of years of testing, unsuccessful uploads, and extensive behind-the-scenes learning. The folks whose lives truly change are typically the ones who persevere long enough.
Yes, it is good advice. Additionally, I've discovered that smaller travel blogs might be more approachable; it usually works better to just reach out with a sincere idea or provide something helpful. gets better links and feels more organic.
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