A short (#shorts) YouTube monologue by TJ Walker urging viewers to be creators rather than passive consumers of entertainment. Walker acknowledges that light, silly entertainment has its place but warns that prolonged passive consumption can degrade the mind; he recommends adopting an active "T.J. Walker habit" of creating.
It's okay to be a creator of mindless, trivial, silly, fluffy entertainment. We all need that from time to time. But don't kid yourself. There's a huge difference between being a creator of that. Someone who's writing it, pitching it, producing it, acting in it, versus someone who sits back and just consumes mindless fluff entertainment. You do that long enough, your mind will turn to garbage. Follow the T.J. walker habit.
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