I wonder how many people who use YouTube have commented or uploaded a video? I am guessing it is the minority.
I actually think from a creative standpoint, Hive is pretty good for introverts as one can keep some decent privacy until ready, which means perhaps putting on the mask of an extrovert. I always find the introvert/ extrovert discussion interesting though, as people assume I am extroverted, but I don't actually think so.
And not that I didn't try, I did get swept up in the Writers Block community back in the day, even nearly jeopardizing my 9-to-5 by struggling to live up to my own expectations and commitments with a split focus.
Don't jeopardize a real job for this :D - Well, unless you are good at coping with pressure and risk.
I can only admire how effortlessly you and others here cook extensive sheats of mind-expanding content - two, three times a day.. and I can't even manage to READ all of that, let alone cook equivalently eloquent, relevant, and lengthy comments to respond.
I never thought I could or would - but the more I create, the more creative I become. Add in the engagement and it is a feedback loop that keeps turning. I think everyone would benefit from writing thoughts more, even if no one ever sees it.
Do you ever wonder if any of us are built for the world we have created? Sure, some do better than others for periods of time, but we all fail in some aspects.
Glad you stopped by, despite your introversion :)
RE: A celebrity appearance and thoughts on engagement