Why I don’t want to become a YouTuber or Vlogger

Becoming a YouTuber or a Vlogger requires continuous content creation, which can often feel very demanding on my creative energy. Creating original and engaging content on a regular basis would lead to pressure to sustain the pace at the expense of my other interests and priorities in life.

While YouTube offers many creative and entrepreneurial opportunities. I prioritize stability and consistency on my career path. My current interests lean more towards traditional employment or established industries where job roles, responsibilities, and structures are predefined. This provides a sense of certainty and clarity that aligns better with my goals and preferences at this stage.

I genuinely admire and support the hustle, dedication, and talent of successful YouTubers and Vloggers, but pursuing that line can sometimes require immense risk-taking venturing into potentially saturated niches, and navigating algorithm-driven algorithms-driven success metrics. These aspects involve uncertainties that I prefer to mitigate by staying within industries with clearer pathways

It’s not my intention to discount the passion that many talented individuals have for crafting online content for a living But for this chapter of my professional journey, the conventional and more established career routes feel like stronger, fits for growth, exploration, and achieving my envisioned future with clarity and balance.