Two people talk about the guilt they feel when hobbies aren't making money. One recalls struggling to play games just for fun after trying to turn gaming into income. Both describe the pressure to monetize everything and how it kills simple enjoyment.
'Cause that's something that was hard for me to get over. Like, I'd be doing something, be like, I could charge for this.
Like something random, completely different? Completely random. I find myself at times trying to monetize everything.
It's so hard to, but you have to just have joy in certain things. Like, I used to like monetize video games. Big gamer, big time. I'd be like, I gotta be making money on this. I can't just be sitting here playing this game.
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