This is a YouTube video titled "Can I share this 100 times??" containing a monologue or reflective talk recorded in April 2025. The speaker discusses the philosophy of creative work, emphasizing focusing on the process rather than the outcome, and treating creation as a devotional practice. The content appears to be authoritative and motivational in nature.
How does one convince themselves that what they're doing and working on is worth it? The question of worth it is reliant on an outcome. We don't make these things for an outcome. It's not the mindset to make something great. The outcome happens. You're making the best thing you can make. It's a devotional practice. Whatever happens after that happens, and that part that happens after it is completely out of your control. Putting any energy into that part that's out of your control. It's a waste of time. All it does is undermine your work. Your work is to make the best thing you can. So any thought you have about outcome undermines the whole thing.
