
About this episode
As a creator, knowing how to handle burnout in the hybrid world of YouTube is essential. Feeling tired of doing the same thing and being filled up with pressure could be the source of your burnout. To have a smooth-running business on YouTube, you need to get things under control and create content that would make you and your community happy. But, how can we do that?
In today’s episode, Grant and Augie talk about burnout and how it affects the life of YouTubers. They share tips and advice on dealing with burnout and having a healthy mindset to focus on monetizing your business on YouTube.
Check out the Episode Highlights
00:50 First, listen to your body
05:05 Take a fun side project
09:15 Rethink your workstation
15:43 Reset by taking a vacation
24:20 Burnout as a sign to start something new
26:32 Create a systematized process for your channel
39:35 Timeblock in creating your content
41:31 It’s okay to have a backlog
42:52 List video topics in the spreadsheet
43:37 Limit your time on social media
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