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Rakshita Philip
@awkquarian
tried the timelapse method for productivity and im sorry to report that im an anxious girlie so this didn’t work great for me. i did get work done but i was just a little anxious. but hey, maybe i’ll hey used to recording myself more that way. 🙈
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Rakshita Philip
@awkquarian
@wafu your sticker pack 💕
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Odyssey Of The Heart 🎩💎
@odysseyheart
I think that you have to get used to be recorded, for me at least it has been that way, I remember the first times I was having a camera on me while doing my task/work it felt like I had to perform. With time I now honestly even forget the camera is there once I dive into the activity. give it time and keep slaying babes ❤️
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☽Selene☾
@selenevisions
Proud of u 🤍 I got lots of anxiety too, it takes practise to get used to it. It gets smaller, there will always be some kind of anxiety but personally it became productive after a while Ofc not all days are the same I’m glad u tried it even tho u felt like this
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Naomi
@afrochicks
awww sorry it didnt work great for you!! i havent actually tried this in public it might work better when youre alone!! but yes i think it could help with getting used to recording which is also a great skill to have
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Elias VM
@eliasvm.eth
The movement you do with your head is like you are listening to very fast music 😝🤘 I am also considering using Naomi’s technique, but still a bit shy around cameras 😮💨 I’m glad to see it worked for you
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