Casey Neistat

And I think there's two, I have two takes on this.

One was me.

Which is, like, very quickly, because I had no understanding, as naive as that sounds, like, I really didn't appreciate what it meant to put so much of myself out there.

You know, my first videos when I was doing the vlog was a couple hundred thousand views, but when that turned into millions of views, it had an impact on my real life.

So, like, in my earliest episodes of vlogs, like, my little baby's in there, because I was a dad.

She was my whole life.

And then, like, a few months later, like, my kids just don't show up anymore.

I'll still talk about them in reference, but, like, keep that out.

And, like...

It required me to sort of figure out how much of me I'm going to put out, how much of me I'm not going to put out.

But ultimately, it expanded pretty wide.

It really did capture the near totality of who I am in my life.

So that's one version of it.

Another version of it that I have just extraordinarily deep admiration for is like Marques Brownlee.

Marques puts out several videos a week.

He's got a podcast.

He's second channels.

He floods the zone with his content without ever compromising his own integrity or the quality of the content.

But moreover...

He doesn't ever cross that line and feel like he needs to give more of himself away.