Green said working out how to have a relationship with a sibling as adults is sometimes hard, especially when you live in different states. They would exchange words when they visited their parents or messaged each other, but they never had "deep conversations," he said.
Green wouldn't talk to his older brother other about his problems, not exactly out of competitiveness, but because he wanted John to think positively of him.
On the channel, the brothers tend to take it in turns to upload, a little like they're sending audio-visual letters to one another. In a recent vlog, Green met with a woman and joined her mudlark — an archaeological get together which involves scraping the bottom of the Thames for items, "which is just trash and centuries of people throwing stuff in the Thames," Green said. The following week he made a video about " signing a lot of pieces of paper " because he has a new book coming out and has to autograph tens of thousands of sheets.
Before that, John's video included a poem and and some musings about the weather. Green will call his older brother up with the biggest challenges he faces nowadays "without the blink of an eye. Burnout has affected many YouTube creators , especially in recent years. Green said he thinks of it as when "you have to keep going, but you've run out of fuel. Although it sounds "kind of sy," at some point the numbers aren't enough anymore, he said.
Sometimes that's because you want a larger audience, enough money to live on, or it's simply because you need to value what you're doing. For Green, that validation comes with making educational content that helps people, "because that fuel burns really clean for a long time. When other creators ask Green for advice he tells them they have to "diversify their identity," because they have to be more than a YouTuber.
Continue to love and respect them because you will have to have to find that identity again. He said it feels like the whole universe is saying the channel is the most important part of you, but that's only because everyone around you also benefits from its success — agents, managers, and even friends and family. One way Green has kept the balance right is by living in Missoula, Montana, where his friends are all teachers, farmers, and non-profit workers.
This helps him realize he has a normal job in the sense that it is part of his life, not his whole life. That probably sounds familiar. Despite an outwardly healthy attitude to a work-life balance, Green freely admits he struggles with taking a break. I have a problem when I am forced to not work. He's currently fighting the instinct to immediately start working on another book as soon as his latest one, "A Beautifully Foolish Endeavor," is published in July.
Part of his difficulty in taking a step back lies in that until pretty recently, he felt his companies couldn't survive without him. He said he could just about handle taking one month off now, but six months would be pushing it a bit. He's certainly not thinking about retirement. But because of who I am, because of my goals, I want that to be possible. He has also been awarded grants from Bill Gates' bgC3 which is a research company founded by Bill Gates.
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