リズ・チェルカソワのインスタグラム(lateafternoon) - 6月26日 08時11分
I’ve got to be honest my burn out on being a blogger/instagramer/influencer is no joke. I’m exploding with creative ideas and visions of what I want to create and yet I cannot bring myself to fulfill any of it. I will go and pull together the perfect look, research a new location, get Sam to take the day off, and when the day comes all I can do is sit completely frozen. Part of my brain screams at me to get up and move. The other part screams at me that none of this is worthwhile. Who else understands what I am talking about when I say “burn out”? I know you’re out there! EDIT : I guess the big question I am asking myself is “What value am I adding by doing what I am doing? And is there something else that I should be putting my time and passion towards?”
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walkinwonderland
Wow! It’s like you read my mind. I feel the same exact way girl. Only because we have been doing this for so long! I’ve made Reuben take a million photos of me and then looking back at it and hating all of them. There’s only so many “hit” outfits I can get. I’ve come to terms with it. I post whatever I want and if it’s not a hit with others, it’s OK. I must say, Freddie came into our lives at the perfect time and I now dedicate my time and effort and LOVE all to him. He listens to me and give me smooches all the time. We need to catch up so he can give his girlfriend some kisses too ?
keikolynn
I think we can all relate to this. I think an important thing to remember is that [since this is our job] — your passion can be your hobby, something you do in your free time. Your job can just be your source of income until you make your passion into your career. There’s so much pressure to be totally in love with what you do, but sometimes a job is a job is a job until you find a way to make yourself love it again. Take the pressure off yourself. You’re giving us beauty, and sometimes that’s enough. ❤️
restlessreverie
I’ve felt a lot of burnout and depression—as a writer and as a mother. I also relate to the perfection/procrastination others talked about. It’s okay to have off days. Your value isn’t in what you produce. It’s simply you. You’re a great storyteller, especially visually, and I enjoy your perspective. I also don’t think we’re only meant to do one or two things with our lives. Hope you’re able to find some fire again. In the mean time, be kind to yourself.
rclayton
I feel the same way. I’m burnt out yet I have bursts of ideas that get me super excited because I’ve always loved challenging myself as a creative. I’m struggling to be more present and live life in the moment while also being “active on the platform.” Engaging to support my friends and also because of the mysterious algorithm. It’s exhausting. It used to feel fresh, new, rewarding. I dunno. It depends on which day you ask me, I guess. Sigh.
c.n.trouble
Thank you for opening up. All the lives of influencers look so fun a perfect-its difficult to realize sometimes that you are all real people too- I’ve been seeing several posts like this recently with bloggers/influencers opening up about how they feel and how their jobs effect them. It’s definitely gives a new perspective- but you’re totally not alone. Me and many of my 30-something year old friends feel the same way about our jobs/careers
c.n.trouble
Thank you for opening up. All the lives of influencers look so fun a perfect-its difficult to realize sometimes that you are all real people too- I’ve been seeing several posts like this recently with bloggers/influencers opening up about how they feel and how their jobs effect them. It’s definitely gives a new perspective- but you’re totally not alone. Me and many of my 30-something year old friends feel the same way about our jobs/careers
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