Name: 私の一番好きな質問は？ (My Least Favourite Question To Be Asked)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:25:33.000Z
Duration: 25 min 53 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

過去形

Hey, sorry, I had auto-jump on. What's up?! You have Q's,

過去進行形

I have A's, so let's just Auto jump into it. "Was it easier getting your second degree?

I'm thinking about going back to uni, but I'm worried

I'm not gonna have the motivation like the first time around." I should clarify as well. That made it seem like I got two degrees

I didn't. I left College the first time if you don't know I've been to college twice

As I famously said in that super drunk video I did

But I went to college the first time for music production and I left after two years because I just I couldn't

keep up with it for various different reasons

But I went back then to college a second time to go do

hotel management and I went in thinking that it was going to be an easy degree to get and I wanted to just get a

degree to my name cuz I was originally gonna go teach English in Korea at the time-

that didn't end up panning out, thankfully- but I

when I went back and did it the second time no it wasn't easier to do, if anything it was harder to do

the motivation to do other things was much stronger than the motivation-- because I went into it for the wrong reasons

I went in just trying to get an easy degree, rather than going in for something I was super invested in.

Uh, and then the first time I went to college when I was super invested in music,

the course was a little too vague for my liking, It didn't get into the specifics of

certain things more, it was just like a catch-all to do all these different things, so I got really bored of it really quickly.

With your passions and with the stuff that you're motivated to do anyway, that'll make university life a whole lot easier

That's not that in and of itself is not an easy thing to do

But if you can marry those ideas together, it'll make it a lot easier

But for me, the second time through college was was not easier. I ended up doing it more out of stubbornness and

Commitment to actually finish it the second time rather than rather than it actually being an easier thing to do

But the one thing that I've learned out of my experiences going through college is to not be afraid to ask

Your fellow classmates for help. The first time I went through I wasn't able to do it

I felt dumb and I didn't ask my friends and my

classmates to help me learn certain things more and that killed my motivation even further and then the second time through

There was stuff that I I just wasn't doing that asking others to help me do would have made it a lot easier

So just help is there in college if you needed whether from your classmates or your friends or your teachers or the college itself?

So don't be afraid to just reach out. "I've learned a lot through therapy but through your experience with it-"

This is very hard to read for an Irishman- "I've learned a lot through therapy but through your experience with it

Is there one thing that stayed with you until now?" I haven't done a super extensive amount of therapy

So I shouldn't speak like any sort of authority on it. But something that stuck with me in my brief experience with it was

Fixing my life balance. It- that was the big thing that I realized that was completely off

The reason that I was getting burnt out and frustrated with my work

Was because I wasn't doing enough in my spare time to really fulfill me outside of my work

the reason that I was getting burnt out and unfulfilled in my

personal life was because I was surrounded by a bunch of negative energy and my

perspective on things was just completely off, My goals and my aspirations and what I actually wanted to do with myself

was off, so getting my life balance in check was a huge thing for me. It's still not perfect

I still overworked sometimes and then don't work enough some other times and sometimes I don't do- uh

I want to say I don't do cool enough things in my spare time

But sometimes doing completely nothing at all is what you should be doing

So I just don't have my my pieces in the right places sometimes but it's a lot better

Now than it was like a year/ year and a half ago

So trying to figure out how to take more time for myself trying to figure out how to work

not more, but more efficiently and doing it in a way

that's a lot more fun now but also in a way that achieves a lot of the goals that I want to do

So just getting that all together in a better

Timeframe management system has worked out a lot better for me. "Who do you prefer me or God?"

Let me ask you this, Satan. Has God done a face reveal? No, has Satan on Twitter?

Yes. Has God liked or retweeted any of my stuff on Twitter? No. Has Satan? Yes. I can't wait to see the headline: Jacksepticeye

"Would you ever consider another tour but adding a meet-and-greet aspect?" For the

original tour that I did for the how did we get here tour, I

Really pushed to try and do a meet and greet for each one of them. We ended up doing the VIP Q&A sections

like- I can't remember the time frame it was before the show actually started, like an hour/ hour and a half and

I did that for like 40 minutes/ 45 minutes, and it was a

It was just a special little thing the VIP people got to come to early and ask the questions if they really wanted to.

So you got your seats early you got some merch

Really wanted to do a meet and greet as part of that as well

But when we actually sat sat down and did the numbers for it

It was way too hard to actually figure out the time logistics of that

like 25-50 people for the VIP then doing a meet-and-greet, and even that was hard to do

Because I want to give people the time of day

I want to be able to stop and actually talk for more than five minutes with each person and actually listen and

chat and meet and actually get to know each other, at  least just a small bit,

because that's the point of a meet-and-greet for me. I'm not really a huge fan of the whole like

'hey, hi, pictures, sign, go,' because that feels a little too militant a little too clinical for me

I like chatting with people but to do that it would have taken just a gargantuan amount of time and we got in

Like that morning sometimes for a lot of the shows so like 10:00 11:00 a.m

we would get in we'd load in at midday or

1:00 and then they spent all day setting everything up doing sound checks and then by like four or five o'clock we were ready to

Go and then 6:00 was when the VIP would start

So it was just too hard to figure out the time of all of that and you need to give people time for lunch time

For dinner time to just break away and not work them all day.

So I would have loved to, but its's really hard to do meet-and-greets when it's not just all everybody in one room.

And then it kind of feels like it defeats the purpose of a meet-and-greet

so the Q and A session was a good like, sort of middle ground for that but hopefully you understand where I'm coming from.

"Sorry if this is too personal. How's your mental health been? Been- er, doing anything to maintain stability?" It's doing pretty good.

It has its days where I wake up like even today I woke up and for some reason I was just miserable

I don't know why. Maybe something I read something. I saw something I did

Could be any number of things, but I was just kind of sitting here in a funk

and I was like man, I don't wanna do anything today.

Um, going to the gym and working out in general has been a huge help for that because

Going I can workout at home. I have the equipment here to do that and that's fine

But I like the aspect of like going out and doing like a communal thing

Just kind of feeling like I'm part of society and not sitting at home all day alone even even when Evelyn's here

it's still- like it's isolating. I like being out in the world,

I like being part of society- (meme-y) 'cause we live in a Society-

So going out and going to the gym for like an hour each day whenever I can