Please do continue these mental health focused vids, you've got a real knack for getting to the root of stuff I've struggled with for years.

@moonshine2639

3 жыл бұрын

100% agreed!!!

@_aiborie

3 жыл бұрын

YES PLEASE!!

@BeeNaaa5

3 жыл бұрын

He really does! Every video i've watched ends up in my favourites list

@hashali

3 жыл бұрын

They’ve been helping me a ton ❤️

@bn1142

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto!

This channel makes me feel a little less neurotic and alone with each video. Thank you for that ❤️

@struthless

3 жыл бұрын

same with this comment 💕💕

@jessica76311

3 жыл бұрын

@La Loz I couldn't agree more.

@brianb3854

2 жыл бұрын

I was just about to comment this. Subbed!

@vcnap

2 жыл бұрын

My experience of imposter syndrome in school kzread.info/dash/bejne/aZt7z6ykl8eqabA.html

@zenonceballossineriz5032

2 жыл бұрын

Mamá cortaste todaaa

"You can have a good time in your head. It doesn't have to be hell." Something I didn't even know I badly needed to hear. This is only the third video of yours I've watched but you're already teaching me more healthy coping mechanisms than I learned in 3 years of therapy in my teens.

@yungchin6696

2 жыл бұрын

F dry ii

@yungchin6696

2 жыл бұрын

Okay fuduridufu

@yungchin6696

2 жыл бұрын

Okay fuduridufuf

@yungchin6696

2 жыл бұрын

Terure

@yungchin6696

2 жыл бұрын

Steven

Seriously, you explain things better than some therapists and professors I’ve had. This kind of advice only comes from someone who’s genuinely “been there.”

@michellehung5763

Жыл бұрын

yea very straight to the point

@NerdyNerdUHeard

Жыл бұрын

totally agree!!!

Sometimes even after a long time making mainly diamonds the Shit and Diamonds machine WILL spit out a bucket of shit. DON'T give up at this point, just move past it and keep going.

@sasuke1243

3 жыл бұрын

Great point.

@nakamiyonemura2001

3 жыл бұрын

Facts

Gotta say that diamonds/shit metaphor is pure gold...

@sarahpeck1819

3 жыл бұрын

100% agree! I've never heard it put that way and it's super refreshing and inspiring.

@robbu2445

3 жыл бұрын

You could say it's a diamond.

@LustStarrr

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but what's the gold to diamonds-&-shit ratio..? 😉 Joking! It's clearly 100% diamonds & gold, no shit. ❤️

@zac1002

2 жыл бұрын

I was laughing at it the whole time 😂😂. It sure did get the point across though

“..you can have a good time in your head, it doesn’t have to be hell..” -complete resonance

“It doesn’t have to be hell” really hit me hard! These types of videos are so important because your art can’t grow without you.

I stumbled on your channel a few weeks ago and I love them. The fact that you're not trying to be some sort of all knowing self help whatever is really nice. It's just one human trying to help other flawed humans grow. Much love

It's really frustrating when you can only like a video once. Like, there's no benefit yo liking then unliking and then liking again. We need a 'super like' button.

@PipPreeceArt

3 жыл бұрын

I super liked this comment... But you can't tell. 🙃

@elizabethglaser1397

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@healthyauthentic7453

3 жыл бұрын

Fortunately there are awesome comments (wink wink and tyvm), so i can like the vid AND the comment of the vid...its a 2fer.

I never understood imposter syndrome until today. I cried because I feel like I don’t deserve my current job and soon they’ll find out I really can’t do graphic design and print jobs. The evident success exercise is a really good idea because it forces me to think about what I can do, what my strengths are, and how I can use that to my advantage. I’ll be sure to do this often, and it’ll probably even help me sleep better at night.

I’m on “how to fix imposter syndrome” KZread binge right now, and yours is one of my favorite so far. I think we forget (because we’ve never been taught, unless by a therapist) that we can exercise our brains like our bodies by forcing them to new pathways. Love from Oregon, ZC

@Coffeewithmartina

9 ай бұрын

Hi, check out my latest KZread video on how to deal with imposter syndrome if you’re still binging 😊 felt this way too for a while and found a way to overcome it! kzread.info/dash/bejne/i2mBm5ePfq2foLA.html

@kiwifit620

3 ай бұрын

How are you doing now?

I'm South African and I've been following you for a couple months. Initially found you while searching for art videos, but I really enjoy the diversity of your content. I'm a lifelong quadriplegic (I have cerebral palsy) and because I'm goal-oriented and stubborn, people tend to call me inspirational. I cringe inwardly every time, because my imposter syndrome is like, "You've fooled all these people and you don't deserve their praise." So yeah, this was a very relatable video. Keep 'em coming.

@thecurrentmoment

3 жыл бұрын

I find a lot of people also idealise people that they are inspired by. Idealisation, as well as objectification, is one way people can (inadvertently) dehumanise other people. So that awestruck feeling you pick up from other people may also be because you think that they are not seeing the real you, I.e. they don't see you as a real person, I.e. dehumanising you. At least, that may be your perception. Of course, maybe they do see you as a real person and that's why they are inspired. Often the most inspirational people are people that others can relate to, while still doing something those people admire and aspire to

I've been vaguely aware of the concept of creating new pathways in the brain for some time, but that metaphor was really effective. I actually think you could produce a really engaging mental health series for kids / teenagers. Love the content

@struthless

3 жыл бұрын

thank you so much - and that's a really cool idea about making some younger-orientated stuff, I really like that avenue

@kyliestewart2001

3 жыл бұрын

I actually had the same thought, I wanted to show this to my 12 year old because it’s relatable but funny, the bucket of shit with diamonds I know will make her laugh and also think

@ZariDV

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yes, agreed. I think some stuff geared toward younger people would be amazing. It's so much more helpful to learn these kinds of things when you're still growing and learning about yourself in the formative years than when those negative ideas have sort of cemented. You have to use much more effort to break through when you're older and the negative thoughts feel like facts. I'm sure it would be helpful to kids and teens to see this.

@leefischer1313

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!! I was thinking while watching this one, that these videos should be required for teenagers! I’m forwarding them all to my 23 year old artist daughter who struggles with all of these issues (cough, cough, as I do too!). These videos are way more than 70%!!

@WickedChicken83

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! My 14 yo son always puts his phone down to listen to your vids. I make sure to replay them for him.

Every time you post a vid I feel like I've just spoken with a good friend. Your vulnerability is really something special.

The “I went back in time and single handedly stopped WW2” really made me laugh out loud! Hahahaha thank you so much for making me feel like I am not alone! Honestly everyday I am going through the feeling of “Am I really good at what I am doing? Or are people around me nice?, so they support me no matter what”

I’ll be checking back in a year.

@fate7941

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck 💞💫!

Omg thank you so much!!! I have 3 essays due and grades are in today and a part of why I’ve been struggling is because my professor keeps describing my essays as “thoroughly excellent“ or the best essay he’s read on that topic or the best he’s received by far from the class/whole course and is constantly talking about how high my writing quality is so now whenever I’m writing these I’m so stressed about whether or not it will fit his standards or he’ll be like “oh man guess you actually kinda suck” because I feel like those were really flukes and not even of my doing and all of my current pieces are so bad they’re not even close to even being passable (and actually thank you for all the videos like this that you make -I’ve rewatched & sent the perfectionism one to so many of my friends who now constantly refer to it when speaking about how they managed to get something done and find it super helpful!!)

@scoopitywoop

3 жыл бұрын

It's as if he raised the pass grade from 50% to 90% - remember that you deserve to be held to the same standard as everybody else (e.g. 50%)

I was the scapegoat of my family. I can't stress how much of a degenerate I feel like, though I just celebrated my 6th year at a law firm, have a beautiful and intelligent daughter, own my house, work my ass off... You get the idea. I'm not a degenerate. I will start doing this, for real you helped me with an actual strategy. The self help stuff on KZread is incredibly insightful but what you just provided is actually going to help me work towards how I want to live my life. Thank you. ❤

I just want to let you know I keep coming back to this video. I have actually been doing this exercise (both part 1 and part 2) everyday since December. The best part is looking through all the reasons from part 2 when you're dealing with impostor syndrome. When we're dealing with negative emotions, it can consume all our focus and we tend to forget the good things that happened, even if it was just yesterday. Reminding yourself all the good you did previously really helps you feel a lot better about yourself. I REALLY RECOMMEND THIS EXERCISE TO EVERYONE

You have changed my life, I came for the fun drawings and stayed for the way you tackle life I just what to say thank you for your inspirational videos and a big thumbs up 👍🏻

However, on another thought 🤔 Sh!tt!ng diamonds would be rather painful 😂 this is a great metaphor 💛

@paige2e

3 жыл бұрын

I think those are kidney stones.

@roxannee8316

3 жыл бұрын

@@paige2e 😄

@manderzzXDD

3 жыл бұрын

Sometimes great accomplishments are painful 🤣

@roxannee8316

3 жыл бұрын

@@manderzzXDD damn touche 🙌

For once the KZread recommendations have served up a real diamond. I've watched about 10 of your videos in the last 24 hours, and I really hope more people find your work. Thank you so much for the thoughtful, honest advice - it's relatable and practical, and not just quick fix nonsense. Thanks Campbell!

I spent 6 months having CBT, just as I was starting to forget all the brilliant things my therapist said, I found you! Thank you!

*Me:* gets imposter in among us *Struthless:* *Are you really?*

@mA-nd1xr

3 жыл бұрын

But in all seriousness, I want to thank you for doing what you do, it's amazing and it helps a ton of people. Thank you❤

@user-sc8mj5bb6k

3 жыл бұрын

I was expecting more comments like this in a video with such a title.

I'll not lie. This video absolutely made me cry, BUT NOT IN A BAD WAY. I've, without a doubt, beaten myself down for years, despite so many good things and people coming into my life. It's gone on so long that I fear the negative image of myself is starting to become the image that others see in me, rather than the me they used to see. I've literally hated everything about myself for so long, even though I tried to do something about it. Doing these excercises may just be what I needed, even if they're just a nudge in the right direction. And yes, absolutely, keep doing these types of videos. You, your content, and everything you put out is amazing. Don't let anyone, or yourself, let you think otherwise.

@mauropedrosa7317

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck on overcoming these negative thoughts we all have. Treat yourself like you would treat a close friend

You know I was told about this. And honestly I really felt this for years.. 37 years actually. Had no idea. But I defiantly will be working on this... also dealing with my hurt inner child was suuuuuuper effin weird and scary.. but it hurt so much to walk into the trauma situation as my adult self to my scared little hurt self.. and sit beside me.. and hug me.. and say it's OK, you're safe now.. I'm here. Man that was huge. Just emotionaly rough when I was first introduced to that method.. thx for your words.. I hope you're doing well brother.

Nice job, you explained this do well. I had to end a relationship i was in because she was fuelling imposter syndrome within me. If I had an amazing day, she would focus on something I should have done better. It was like my best was never good enough. This was a person who claimed to love me yet the only person who couldn't see my diamond.

LOL! Best shout-out ever! The word, "shit" has a long and proud history and you used it perfectly.

@struthless

3 жыл бұрын

hahahahaha!!! i'm so glad you dug it - sometimes you just gotta call it like it is hey!

Way to answer the question I was left with after therapy yesterday. Thank you for all that you do! You're not an impostor - your videos genuinely help me (and many, many others). Ta!

I’m finishing my fine art degree soon and still struggle to believe that I’m ‘allowed’ to be an artist. Imposter syndrome has stolen so many shit and diamond pumping years from me (such a good metaphor) and this video gives me hope I won’t have to listen to it forever. I found this channel a few weeks ago and each video has left me feeling that groundbreaking, life-changing, overwhelming relief of being truly seen and comfort in knowing I’m not alone. Thank you for sharing all the hard work you’ve done to help others and for talking about the stuff that needs to be talked about because it saves lives

The 'Shit and Diamonds' is one of the best analogies I've ever heard to describe skill progression, your class, thank you.

We’re all just trying to do our best. You’re an awesome human, and your channel gives people a lot of hope. This wonderful corner of the internet makes a lot of people feel less alone. Keep doing what you’re doing - we’re here for it and you!

We've been on a relatively similar trajectory. I was only on around 10K Subs this time last year, and have also had somewhat of a glow up. I've been watching your videos for quite some time now and will always drop what I'm doing when you post. Your work is more often than not a highlight of my week. I don't want to give too much credit to you though and trigger your imposter syndrome, I just feel like we've had some similar experiences in life and I often connect strongly with what you're saying. You're a few steps ahead of me on many of life's paths, and so find your insight extremely valuable. Your videos and advice are like small window into my own future and I really appreciate you going through the effort of sharing your thoughts and experiences.

@barttamminga9711

3 жыл бұрын

It was too long to read right now, but i love it.

@trajectory7235

3 жыл бұрын

@@barttamminga9711 I don't know why, but this aroused my curiousity, and I wanted to ask why you decided to reply without fully reading the comment?

@MaryJohanna

3 жыл бұрын

I very much appreciate this comment.

You'll never be able to comprehend the difference you're making in so many people's lives including mine. Your way of describing the process is like a painfully bright flash of life in a vast sea of infinite darkness. You should conclude that you are a very GOOD PERSON.

YT algorithm threw this vid at me randomly, obviously knowing me better than I know myself! Perfect analogy, amazing. Thanks

I have started watching your video's with in the last few weeks. They have really helped me get motivated with my art as well as find new techniques when perusing art. Your down to earth vibe is very refreshing, and your out look on things in life are insightful. Thank you for your content.

Your videos are really great 👍🏼 You remind me that I have more control over changing my life than I think 💓

I've been drawing these, what I'm calling, "Awkward Frogs" lately based off of the advice from your Bin Chicken project. I have that giddy feeling you get when you meet someone new and you're smitten. They are these simple little creatures but I draw them based off weird moments in my life and I can't help but laugh at what I've created at the end. I loved the drawing advice from that video and paired with this one I think I might actually break out of my artistic slump that I've been in for almost a decade. I really enjoy your metaphors coupled with your own struggles. I'm going to continue to crank out these shitty frog diamonds! Thanks for making these videos, they have really helped my introspective journey, I really hope you make more on mental health.

LOVE your mental health series. I'm going through your videos with index cards and my good pens for note-taking that I can read every morning.

The weekly 2am upload. Hope you're not sacrificing too much sleep for us dude :)

@Man-ej6uv

3 жыл бұрын

it’s 17:25 for me lol

@bluesub4629

3 жыл бұрын

Different time zone ? I bet he isn't uploading at 2am lol

@tommaher1386

3 жыл бұрын

@@bluesub4629 I'm Australian, have seen him upload at 1-2am a couple of times now lol

Totally do continue with mental health series, it helps a lot and that's exactly what I need and have been paying my psychologist to help me with.

58 years and finally someone makes sense of what’s in my head

Being a good and kind person is often taught behaviour. Parents/guardians/teachers/pastors etc teach kids in small ways how to be good and kind through small acts; helping to feed pets, sharing snacks or toys, offering to let someone else pick a show to watch first, cleaning up after yourself at a restaurant and so on and so on. Many people think "Well I'm not a good person naturally" so they think that's set in stone and they never will be. I think it's never too late to start learning those small things and doing them until it's more natural and you dont think twice about doing it. It's a nice thing to keep in mind if one of your issues is that you don't think you're a good system and you worry that forcing yourself to do kind things just to have something for your list is "cheating the system/list". It's really just building kindness into a habit so you can turn the habit into a character trait with time. It's a great start and even if the kind act isn't coming from a genuine place yet, with practice it can do that eventually. Especially when you form that positive path way for yourself and you find the joy in doing nice things and seeing them positively impact others and you feel like a good person instead of an imposter.

And you deserve every one of those subs. Honestly you are one of the best people on KZread, and I’m so thankful I discovered your channel as the crapness of Covid was dawning on us all those months ago. You’re a bloody legend mate, keep up the awesome work ❤️

I've been job hunting for about a year now after graduating and having no to very slim luck in my dream field, but these videos are motivating me to keep at it

@ajo7009

2 жыл бұрын

I’m in the same situation right now. Wishing you all the best!

"it doesn't have to be hell". Speaks to me. Yes, please continue with the mental health subject.

Your illustration and explanation of Imposter-syndrome is God-Tier. Exactly how i feel right now, I am supposed to resume a new job role (A role that i have wanted all my life)

"If the goal is noble, your commitment to the goal should not be contingent on your ability to attain it, and in pursuit of our goal, we must release our rigid assumptions about how we must achieve it. Peace and equanimity come from letting go of our attachment to the goal and the method. That is the essence of acceptance. Reflecting on this seeming paradox, of pursuing a goal yet with no attachment to its outcome, Jinpa explained to me that there is an important insight. This is a deep recognition that while each of us should do everything we can to realize the goal we seek, whether or not we succeed often depends on many factors beyond our control. So our responsibility is to pursue the goal with all the dedication we can muster, do the best we can but not become fixated on a preconceived notion of a result. Sometimes, actually quite often, our efforts lead to an unexpected outcome that might even be better than what we originally had in mind. " Lama, Dalai; Tutu, Desmond; Abrams, Douglas Carlton. The Book of Joy (p. 227). Penguin Publishing Group. Kindle Edition.

@AndgaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Nice

Hope you continue the series, it's really helpful! Though I've done therapy, sometimes a practical tip coming from someone who is experiencing the same is more helpful than a vague exercise. As an animator struggling with similar issues to you, some of the subjects you've made videos about have really helped. You find a very concise way to phrase things that make stuff click better for me and have a very refreshing perspective. It's therapeutic in a way to find a channel that very openly discusses things I'm dealing with. Vulnerability you display in these videos alone is kinda cathartic to watch, glad I found your channel ^^ Now if only I could get over the struggle of developing a journaling habit :D

You probable get hundreds of comments weekly, but on the off chance you see this one, I stumbled across this video after realising I might suffer a bit with imposter syndrome.. Had no real qualifications all my life, decided to take my personal trainers course, aced it! And letely been feeling the way you described.. The video helped massively! Thank you!

Don't ever stop swearing, it makes you genuine. If someone doesn't like it, they can watch another channel. You're great - producing lots and lots of diamonds! Thank you.

9:37 "It doesn't have to be hell" really got me

I know I'm late to comment but if you ever read this, please know that I fully agree with every single positive comment you posted here. I'm sincerely sure soon enough your channel will grow even more because your voice and content is needed like air. You're currently helping me in a rough period of my life, and this is not the first time, so thank you

You're like a brother that everybody needs.

i'm applying to colleges rn and having to look back on the last four years on my life and all the diamonds and shit that's come with it has made my imposter syndrome so much worst. I'll just spend hours looking at an essay prompt, trying to come up with a way to show that I'm worthy of being accepted into that school but come up with absolutely nothing. i just feel so inadequate that I've literally had moments where I broke down in tears. and I've tried to explain this feeling to my friends and family and all they say is "don't worry about it, it'll be fine," which in turn honestly just makes me feel worse. but watching your video really put how I was feeling into words and it made me feel a bit more at peace with my imposter syndrome. I'm definitely gonna try out the exercise, thank you so much for this

Cam. I've watched every single one of your videos since day 1. I confidently believe that you are a truly good person. Keep doing what you're doing. x

I really appreciate your mental health series as a therapist, as a struggling creative, and as a human who has been working through my own mental health issues over the past decade. I love love love the metaphor you used for creating new neural pathways; I always find myself bogged down by science when trying to describe this to clients and hadn't found a great metaphor that felt right to me, but this one is perfect. I love that this is featured on an art channel because you're reaching so many more folks that would never search for mental health videos. Keep on keeping on with your good work, and thank you

This is the MOST helpful video I have ever seen on the imposter syndrome and I can’t BEGIN to thank u enough! I am going to begin the exercises today and I have a very strong feeling my bowls of shit will have diamonds in them soon! I have been working on myself FOR YEARS with a lot of bowls of shit coming forth. I am READY FOR MY DIAMONDS TO BEGIN TO APPEAR!

The Shit and Diamonds machine is spot on, and it’s even scarier while getting a new model in midlife that starts pumping out shit to start. Thanks for the actionable steps, that’s really something I’ve been looking for to help break myself out off the path of least resistance. Better than therapy for real.

I love this so much! Never stop pulling the lever. It's so important not to give up, when people critique your work. You can't please everyone, but if you just touch one person or inspire someone, I think it will be worth it

I found your channel about 6mos ago and you’ve really inspired me to post my work, put myself out there and not give a shit about what people think because they’re not going to see what I see. And life’s too short. Also as artists and creators I think we naturally look for the negative instead of appreciating the positive and taking both sides equally 😊 anyway love your content and look forward to your videos!

wow i love you. not because you’re perfect or anything- when your imposter syndrome said you weren’t a good person, my heart went “¯\_(ツ)_/¯ that’s irrelevant.” i find your content engaging, and your experiences & advice deeply relieving/nourishing. please absolutely keep doing the stuff that feels yummy and interesting to you- it’s helping people! :)

These are the best videos, thank you Struthless!

I love everything that you shared. The shit and diamonds metaphor is amazing, you nailed that feeling! I am passing the exercise on to participants of an online yoga retreat I'm co-hosting tomorrow and have already sent this video off to many people. Thank you SO much for these videos focused on mental health!

Wonderful video! I have suffered from this for most of my life. I've read enough self-help books to fill a library and even during your video, the knowledge I have of this condition and others, I was finding myself finishing your sentences. You sharing this with literally the world makes it easier to understand that I am not alone with this and that I am a good person. I like the journaling idea so much! Love love love these videos and the way you explain things! Hope you have a great holiday!

I planned on watching like 6-10 videos to help me do away with imposter syndrome but after bumping into this video, but I think watching this alone suffices. Thank you very much

Yes! Keep doing these. They're so insightful!

I've only made it 3 minutes in and I really wish I would've seen this video 5 years ago. It's what I've needed.

damn, i've never heard anyone say the things i feel, so accurately. I also usually don't comment on videos, but uff, you are giving me feels. Its weird and somehow relieving, that you have a very similar destructive mind haha Thank you.

This is everything i never knew i needed to hear. Thank you

Wow. I've felt Imposter Syndrome for YEARS in SO MUCH that i do. But this quick little video fills me with some hope. That maybe...i am worthy of the accomplishments I get. Thank you for this. I really needed it.

"But i've been making shit for years" I think every single artist can relate/ it's where I am currently. Ill keep pulling though, hoping for a diamond.

I once heard somewhere that if you feel the imposter syndrome, try to look at it at a diff light and think "hey, i bullshitted this so well that people actually see the value in my work!" i do it sometimes when im desperate and feel like ill never amount to anything. altho as always, ur tips always help struthless, cant wait to try this out in my journal

It’s been a year or so since first watching this, and your metaphor completely uprooted my self criticism. Been making more “diamonds” and started getting commissions. I appreciate you and your voice sfm

Well, looks like I'm going to be writing this every day... 'People like being around me because...' That journaling exercise really took me places and I'm grateful for your perspective, thank you

Really early notification today

@mhussain5669

3 жыл бұрын

Notifacation squad

AMOGUS😳😳😳

Genuinely helped me, I wish all the best for you and anyone else experiencing anything like this stay strong

Thank you for making this and sharing it ☺️ it really helped a lot!

SUS

Amogus

I’m 31 yo and finally coming across this knowledge, I’ve heard of it before but recently a friend of mine mentioned it. Except my machine has been making mostly diarrhea my entire life, and starting to poop out little nuggets of gold for the first time ever. I also heard that imposter syndrome makes you very meticulous when it comes to performing higher tasks and which is why your ultimately right for the position that you lack confidence in, and way more competence.

You are helping me immensely. Keep doing it all!

Love the metaphor, shit:diamonds!!!!

Sus

Great video. Question 5 was answered in the 1950s by the grandfather of personal psychology, Carl Rogers. The core belief causing human suffering (and imposter syndrome) is the belief that your worth as a person depends on what you do. That your worth is conditional. When you change that belief, imposter syndrome just falls away, leaving you free. X

@helle_larsen

8 ай бұрын

Oh this is beautifully said!

Yes please continue! This one gave me a couple tears and I appreciate them. Thank you!

Among Us

I really need to hear it today! Thank you so much! You rock!

I seriously am so thankful for you and your videos.

sus

@rookieflop

2 жыл бұрын

red is bad

@arnaud14

2 жыл бұрын

amogus

I appreciate how you illustrate what helped you and HOW it helps! Thank youuuu!

i’m very grateful for the wisdom you share! thank you

You can have a good time in you head, it doesn’t have to be hell. I needed that mate. Thank you.

Bro these videos were needed, keeping uploading love the work and concepts

I’m glad this gives you a sense of purpose. Because you’re giving that feeling back 10 fold. Thanks man.

Your mental health series has helped me overcome a lot of barriers. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos. You rock!

LOVED it! When I watch similar 'Mental Health' content, most of the time I get the feeling that the people presenting those information do not know how it is to struggle with their thoughts, anxiety etc. I think you really are authentic and it helps so much seeing other people having gone through the same shit you have to go now. It does inspire me a lot, thank you for that!

Man I love this guy’s videos, so relatable but always gives practical advice/tips. Appreciate you man, keep up the good work.