3 things i learned from 800 days of vlogging

Summary by Krater

Casey Neistat reflects on his 800 days of daily vlogging five years after stopping, discussing the headspace and pressure required to produce daily videos and explaining how his perspective on vlogging has changed.

From the video

Answers: What was it like doing daily vlogs and why did Casey Neistat stop?

• daily vlogging
• content creation pressure
• creative burnout
• retrospective reflection
• YouTube vlogging

What it concludes

• Daily vlogging requires constant head space and focuses your entire life around the next video.
• Externalizing every aspect of your life through daily vlogging eventually makes you question your authenticity and purpose.
• The clarity of purpose and well-defined goal posts were the magic of daily vlogging.