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Hi everyone it's Emi Today's video isn't about skincare—it's about a different topic But there will likely be many who are interested anyway After all I was the one who suggested this topic to Emi These are the people from the Happy Skin group who are learning to become vloggers bloggers and MCs—often asking questions like How can one become a vlogger Many fans have also privately messaged Emi saying that If you want to become a vlogger which university should you apply to Generally speaking there are many questions surrounding this topic That's why Emi decided to create a video compiling around 20 deeply troubling questions about the industry This industry is all about beauty and content creation by vloggers and bloggers if you're interested in this topic be sure to follow until the end of the video This will be a long clip but definitely worth watching Also don’t forget to join the Happy Skin group for practicing vlogging blogging and hosting To gain access to even more valuable insights and practical advice from those who came before us as well as from our fellow classmates Emi couldn't find a precise definition of what a vlogger blogger or influencer actually is by searching Google but Emi will share her own understanding Since those are genuine English expressions we simply speak English the way we naturally understand it Vloggers are people who create vlogs also known as video blogs while bloggers are those who write blogs In the past we understood bloggers to be individuals who had to set up their own websites Done then she started writing regularly and posting it on that website But nowadays I think it's no longer necessary to have a website or a blog like that Here a blogger can appear in the form of a fanpage or an Instagram account As long as we consistently and deeply write about a topic we care about we can also call ourselves vloggers An influencer in English means someone with influence In the marketing terminology Emi is familiar with it refers to when someone impacts your decisions It can influence at two levels: thought and action—shaping how you rethink a topic or issue Either making me comply with their way or changing my behavior—either way it's still influence And those with such influence are called influencers and one doesn't necessarily have to be a vlogger or blogger to become one And conversely anyone who has influence in general is considered an influencer So five to seven years ago let alone ten years ago there surely wasn't a defined career path for being a vlogger blogger or influencer Yet today with the extremely rapid and widespread development of social media and the interne Then I think it's entirely possible to consider vloggers bloggers or influencers as a new profession Emi will only focus on answering the second question Since it was the first question Emi felt it was too broad encompassing everything all at once The first question is whether there will be time if done in parallel And the second question is what if there's no time to pause the current work What do you live on then Just yourself let alone anyone else If you can answer these two questions you'll find the answer for yourself Because for Emi the question was whether to keep doing things part-time or to stop and fully commit to a full-time career as a vlogger and blogger There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer for everyone— it depends on the situation and on each person's individual abilities right So we must find our own answers No university offers a program designed to train students to become vloggers or bloggers However there will be similar specialized roles such as announcers editors or TV hosts and program presenters Then if we truly want to master soft skills and delve deeply into public speaking content creation and writing We can follow some of those specialties otherwise we'll have to go back and truly identify which field we're genuinely interested in We enjoy beauty in general or is it really about valuing affordability If so we could pursue a medical specialty to become a doctor We can study cosmetics if we meet the requirements to take the medical and pharmaceutical entrance exams It's a very high level extremely difficult but it's also possible to progress from a college degree to a university degree If we're truly passionate about it or enjoy advertising then we should study marketing and event communications If we're passionate about sports we can pursue training at specialized schools in Vietnam MC feels there are still relatively few options available But abroad pursuing creative subjects is truly common— for instance sports are extremely widespread For example the MC's friend went to study in Australia—do you know what they studied Golf And now it's not just about golfers anymore—this person has earned numerous other qualifications as well In short MC doesn't specialize in that field But he's a golf instructor and of course he now earns quite a bit of money As for his child the MC thinks they have a natural talent for piano After a little more time if they show a clearer passion then why not You could also become a pianist go on to study higher and attend university You could study even more to become a master pianist as well And at that point whether someone is a vlogger or a blogger full time or part time it's simply a way for us to express ourselves What we excel at what we are passionate about what we have learned and what we have experienced Because Emmy enjoys talking and is actually quite good at it In fact I've already shared with everyone that before starting the vlog Emmy has done many different jobs over the years including hosting for a fairly long period brand management and marketing It's been over six years since she began working as a lecturer in the Branding and Advertising department and Emmy absolutely loves the feeling of speaking in front of an audience And share it with everyone For Emmy sharing is incredibly important Sharing is caring Anyone who has ever interacted with Emmy Then they’ll realize Emmy is a believer in Speaking openly Whatever they know they’ll share it without hiding anything Because Emmy's belief is that there's nothing to hide and if we conceal things just to keep them for ourselves And hopefully if we are truly unique then there's no need for it because each individual entity is already unique in itself—no two are alike And constantly looking to others comparing ourselves to them or using someone else's measure of success to judge ourselves It would be extremely burdensome and certainly inappropriate since everyone is different so their success will naturally differ from your own Just focus on your own matters The path you walk is your own No need to worry too much about what others are doing How fast are the others going compared to you Then just slow down a little The story behind why she creates vlogs and YouTube content is that Emi also produces a variety of content in different formats For example writing posts on the website—used to write countless articles diligently—had to write 1 or 2 posts daily on HappySkin vn's website Now people can still find it there and Emi frequently shares it on Facebook and Instagram as well as on various other platforms But Emi feels that YouTube is the place where she can express herself most clearly and share the most with everyone That's why Emi really loves making video clips on YouTube Oh the difficulties at the beginning—countless like stars in the sky mostly very clear and easily visible Some things are better left lingering faintly in the background yet they always remain present So now anyone who shares with Emi— Hearing your heartfelt words when it first started Emi nodded in understanding fully grasping and having lived through every single one of those experiences Now Emi is sharing this with everyone So everyone can see that this is completely normal Everyone will go through it eventually We had to get used to it The first difficulty was that nobody knew about us back then So often we'd reach out but Just asking for a review isn't enough welcome— you have to pay out of your own pocket to buy the product or service and go through the experience yourself It stings a bit too and it's frustrating sometimes because thinking about giving everything for free to others—sure it might help them but how much money is there really But fundamentally it's because they don 't hold themselves accountable—neither do I yet—so we just have to suppress that frustration and learn to understand If we could do it all over again or if you were in the same situation now Emi thinks there would be so many ways to help us save more For example we actively buy these clearance items or join groups like Happy Skin is where people often trade items share things that can be used together or participate in giveaways Then we can be Refer to reviews from reliable people around us With those items compile them into Our review to streamline the content That's also a way to be a bit more flexible The second difficulty is Back then I didn't know my own personal style yet so I danced to any kind of music and jumped into any kind of content —no matter the style I gave it my all Red and blue purple and gold—Emi still remembers skincare makeup and all those late-night sessions together—she did it all Even so the hair is dyed in every possible way—some styles cut short like this—anyone who watches Happy Skin's first videos will know You'll see Emi's hair still this purple dyed a hideous yellow thinking back now it's kind of creepy to look at especially after seeing it later A few people in the comments said they could immediately tell it was lesbian Anyway it's just because of me I don't even know what's appropriate or not Feeling done so I'm also going to step back if we look at it again we should take the lesson that Emi thinks is important Emi will focus more intensely and diligently both in appearance and in shaping her image this is precisely why the third difficulty will arise There's more criticism than praise That's just something we have to accept Once we've decided to do it In the spotlight Generally speaking in public settings I do everything openly so we must be prepared being prepared means welcoming diverse responses from various people Sometimes those responses can be really irritating but you just have to get used to them once you've put in enough effort you gradually get accustomed to it In general one's resilience will increase but another difficulty is that unlike everyone else Emi suffers from a rare condition The long stretch of time Emi spent in marketing and brand work made her want everything to be perfectly polished which is why the first few clips from Happy Skin were so meticulously crafted Part of it might help build Happy Skin's reputation but it also creates an enormous burden Working in agriculture is no different from putting in hard work because it requires allocating a budget to invest in a very large and impressive production team Anyone who has watched the first videos from Happy Skin or the initial collaborators with Emi will know Every shoot involves a whole crew lighting gear cameras— sometimes it's not just one camera it's two going at once And then the audio and lighting —overall it's very impressive and the cost to produce such a video clip is quite high Not cheap in the slightest And if starting over Emi thinks that The most reasonable investment in the initial phase would be Investing in yourself is the most enduring and rewarding choice you should focus on learning fundamental skills To become a vlogger you have to do all that stuff yourself—before we outsource too much to the outside And the initial phase was extremely difficult—often very costly—Emi spent all the savings she had accumulated If I had to do it again Emi would choose a more frugal approach focusing on what truly matters Once we've achieved that A revenue source whether it 's livelihood investment in machinery ideas or equipment is what we'll further invest in When it comes to preparation you're always preparing for a lifetime—there's never a moment when you don't feel like you still need to study more and push yourself harder The more you know the more you realize how inadequate you are yet of course there are certain fundamentals you must prepare in advance before beginning First we must mention skills—either strong speaking abilities or at the very least solid writing skills followed by photography skills Clip footage edit clips edit images These are things you need to equip yourself with Then comes the matter of shooting and photography tools We need to have a camera or a high-end smartphone just like Emmy did during those days of social isolation At home Emmy would just use her phone the iPhone 11 Pro which she thinks is also beautiful But when people watch the video they’ll see it looks fine right Then the lighting Basically Emmy’s home setup uses just two ring lights It's actually not very bright but since the scene was set at a gate Emmy only used two ring lights If the lighting were better Emmy suggested we should get a ring light to smooth out the skin Then we could get two more softbox lights— perfect for both photography and videography Without a softbox people can use Kino Lights These are also professional-grade lights We just need a small setup So that we can see our image will also appear clearer and sharper The third thing is space A quiet and simple space It feels nice having a corner like this at home Emmy thinks If we didn't have a space like this at home we could still easily create one Designing your own by buying pre-made fonts fabrics or paper online which are widely available every time we make a video So we should try to sit a little bit farther from the background not right up against it It feels a bit cramped and lacks depth The fourth one is definitely going to happen The appearance shows up in the clip Or if we're taking photos we should at least look a little bit put-together fresh-haired right This kind of makeup and hairstyle simple like Emmy's here— Today I'm just too lazy so I'm leaving my hair like this tucked behind my ears no more curls like usual If you're willing to put in the effort just remember to get your hair done—because a good hairstyle instantly makes you look radiant Everyone but Emmy wants to point out that many people keep thinking you have to be attractive to become a vlogger or blogger Beauty is good of course but beauty isn't everything especially now that so many technologies allow us to look better than ever There's something even more important than beauty— it's charm Because let's face it up to now there are countless people we follow We listen to what they say and read what they write because of their grace right If that's a talent even better—then it's part of who they are Otherwise we can still cultivate that grace which is far more essential than mere aesthetic beauty not to mention what matters most of all But what we need to prepare is All of the above will be meaningless if we don't prepare the content And we won't know what we'll have to Whatever we talk about whatever we write about—without knowledge without experience in the end it all amounts to nothing The first step is to equip yourself with knowledge and gain more experience regarding services and products If we want to write about traveling without actually going anywhere isn't it still possible to make travel vlogs or write travel blogs But this can't be played — you have to experience it yourself only then will readers truly feel whether it genuinely comes from us or not That's exactly it The greatest cost of all is investing in and experiencing knowledge of oneself Most importantly you must do what you truly enjoy creating content out of obligation won't work it simply can't be done Moreover if that thing happens to be Being trendy is even better among the things I like those that are more in line with current trends should be prioritized and tackled first Especially during the initial phase because later on you'll be doing things like sealing injections but during the early stage you should follow the trend And the final point is: do what you're good at because only by being good at it can you truly stand out and be distinctive Absolutely anything can be learned if you want to speak quickly or write well it's entirely possible to learn The best way to learn is by learning from others so at this stage while Emi is revising her book Emi had to read a lot too—every page she wrote she had to read through probably dozens maybe even a hundred pages From other books First I learn knowledge from them Second I find They write so well their style is truly excellent We have many great ideas so we can learn from them and if anyone wants to make a vlog even if we're temporarily running low on content at first Since the idea itself feels dry we should diligently read widely from those who came before us and those around us From there we will gradually improve our writing skills and develop our own unique style while there are also many exercises available for speaking Emi only summarized three main exercises Which will be divided into Three different stages So that we can practice speaking Stage one the most fundamental Most basic For Emi someone who speaks clearly You must start from the very basics That is to speak in a way that is Twisted yet clear — where each point belongs — how can each of our ideas and arguments be presented in the most complete and straightforward way Emi is terrified of that kind of talk— After 5 minutes 7 minutes 10 minutes nobody can make sense of it anymore What were you even trying to say in the end When do you people ever actually speak Eventually they had to ask again What did you really mean It's simply that at that moment we had failed —didn't express ourselves clearly So let's learn how to speak clearly and in a simple way —just try writing down the main points before you speak Either keep the main points and key terms in mind so you can accurately express those ideas and make sure to learn from the basics That's it It could also be Emi's strength which is why many viewers often comment when watching her videos that she speaks very clearly It's clear where this came from—Emi really cares deeply about this Secondly we're talking about how to speak well The post clearly states that MC Linh Hà Thu who is in the Happy Skin group had previously shared a rather lengthy post There are many different exercises to talk about Among them two exercises particularly moved Emi The first exercise Involves taking Any paragraph just one will do And we'll practice speaking it multiple times At least three times For the first time we'll speak slowly and clearly word by word to practice mouth shapes as well as pronunciation Exercise number two is to take a deep breath And during that single breath We will try to speak As much of the passage as possible And the longer the better So that we can train our breath to become longer and longer And deeper And on the third time we will speak Most naturally and emotionally Conveying emotion Speaking without feeling no one listens The second exercise shared by MC Vinh Hoa Thu was Emi was also extremely nervous It was Practicing speaking in front of a mirror Check how your facial expression looks Then How to convey body language And Everyone should learn to speak while smiling In the old days At first Emi also had a fan who was loyal and genuinely dedicated actively commenting on Emi's posts I’d recommend I’d suggest you should speak first then laugh— laugh first then speak—generally avoid laughing while talking Because the facial expression isn't appealing what they really mean is it's fine but from this angle I still have to accept it With an imperfect mouth shape you need to find ways to improve it How can you speak and smile at the same time while maintaining a good mouth shape Still had to look good because now if you imagine Emi speaking in the most serious way possible— It looks unnatural Well everyone's like that And MC Dinh Hoai Thu is someone who's learned it very thoroughly And she shared that Everyone should learn to speak while smiling stage three is mastering the art of expression— making words elegant vid and rich And this is perfect for anyone who loves the fanxy style—MC Luu Ha Trinh also shared this during the HappySkin group's offline event There's a way to make our language richer: instead of merely memorizing those facts By keyword By written word So we store words through images And feel as if Every time we speak something aloud So let's paint a picture in our minds It's a morning dawn With warm sunlight pouring in Morning mist still lingering Amidst the falling leaves And somewhere stepping out the door Hearing the rich heady scent of night-blooming jasmine On the street above Or perhaps it's just a quiet evening Light showers fluttering the beginning of summer the feeling of breathing in the air strolling along with my beloved pet Making one feel delightfully light And easing the burden just a little— Such images reside in the mind No one is ugly only those who don 't know how to beautify themselves No one is ugly—only those who are lazy Remember these two truths Emi shares this—everyone's welcome to check it out It's not any kind of standard But this is just how Emi creates content On Happy Skin On Happy Skin there will be three types of content First what Emi calls "passionate content" These are things that she is truly Simple delicious and it's just so easy No need to make it overly complicated When it comes to preparing it But clearly everyone loves making vermicelli noodles don't they There it's a perfect fit right on trend The things people actually need It doesn't take much time to fix and ship The second thing is The content we refer to as My own specialty Showcasing my expertise My professional strength This should have a similar duration To the first one as well If not killing someone wouldn't even be remembered—what exactly do I specialize in For happy skin it's all about what makes me look good especially skincare Consistency is key in skincare routines consistency is also essential for content scheduling thirdly lash extensions last about a year requiring maintenance once annually There are a few that are drops— those special treats those special occasions During the 8th month Lunar New Year there's Beauty Apple Or during Tet there's so much to do properly—then we have to invest in the team the guests and all sorts of other preparations This has to be fun—naturally the idea struck me to create it like a spiritual dish something unusual just to offer people a refreshing change of pace It will basically be three things like this Most important are the first and second ones As for how to come up with ideas every day Indeed if Emi could have ideas every single day the ideas all around us would surely become visible to everyone It's just like emi always reminding with just one word—repeating it over and over to everyone on the team That's mindfulness—being fully present in everything you do When you are truly present curiosity and wonder naturally arise And we'll see that there's an idea A question arises Every question is always an idea For example when Emi uses a wide variety of serums I notice their textures differ and their formulations vary accordingly Active ingredients softening agents Things that Thickening agents for the cream Are so different it's obvious that the application method Should also differ From there Emi also came up with the idea of applying serum in layers each with a different texture And that video was also very well received by everyone The idea was Just by turning around we can see whether We’re doing it right or not The life of a vlogger or blogger Emi thinks is quite stressful —just like any other job with its own unique challenges For example sometimes we won't feel as at ease as what we see on social media Creating content like that Going on a trip as amazing as that Posting something as great as that Capturing photos as beautiful as those Is also part of the job really Not that we're enjoying it but sometimes when we travel we can disconnect completely and leave everything behind right It doesn't matter how ugly it is—just try imagining the feeling of always having to beautiful always having to be ready Take photos just to film Sit down at the table and before taking a single bite you're already filming Then film while eating That's the life of a vlogger and blogger Or it's like going to an event—people think it's fun but not every event is enjoyable sometimes you're just chatting and laughing that's all I'm feeling worn out too tired and dry -mouthed but that's just part of the job's nature—sometimes being a full- time vlogger or blogger comes with that We must also face the reality that it's sometimes very easy for us to fall into a depressive mindset because we don't interact enough And even those around us constantly There are times when we just want to be alone Then we feel a bit lonely And Naturally the nose pain is annoying Of course with Emmy she's not a viral vlogger—she has her company job and she's part of a team There are so many other things to do and businesses to run so for Emmy life will be about balancing all of it People go to work run their own businesses Just like vloggers Emmy feels she prefers this lifestyle more Being a full-time vlogger That's a delicate question isn't it But Emmy will be very honest with everyone Being a vlogger or blogger comes with income from the start There are numerous ways to earn income but it largely depends on your level of fame as well as whether you're a vlogger or blogger At what stage is it Dư thinks we' re also vloggers and bloggers now On YouTube we'll also earn revenue sharing from YouTube ads and we'll also have videos that are sponsored Of course whether we receive sponsorship or not is entirely up to us—no one is forcing us— and we’ll be invited to events Invited as a guest And there will also be expenses for such matters Invited to write an article Or like Emmy When Emmy writes a book Emmy will also receive a teaching stipend—though it's not much—but it's still a source of income Emmy is going to teach Emmy has worked as a trainer in numerous places—specializing in skincare and social media—and has earned a fairly substantial income from these training roles Share what you know or if there are many people then it 's about business—cosmetic business—I could produce more The product is either one I distribute myself or I engage in affiliate marketing—meaning I collaborate with various platforms to promote hot deals and in return I earn a commission I call myself a rose From those matters Whether many or few depends entirely on how many orders I manage to sell There are numerous ways to achieve it Making money But when we actually can Earn money from blogging We certainly have to invest A very large amount of money upfront In the phase where we've spent an enormous amount of money how are we going to sustain ourselves Sometimes we have to take on tasks that aren't closely related to our core work—like how Emmy and Tim once had to run an agency and create content The places where it's not on Happy Skin but they need content so I provide the content for them I run an agency to organize livestream events Of course it's also related to social media or beauty but back then Happy Skin was only known as an agency A content agency or a digital agency—those are the kinds of things that generate income for me which I then use to cover the costs of creating content That’s it That's when Emmy shared it earlier— during the social distancing period she only used her phone but normally Happy Skin's videos are different Then it will use a camera drone you could invest for example in the Canon Max 3 or a Sony whose colors are also very good Realistic the A6 is also quite good If we're talking about lighting then the most basic essentials what we should definitely have is a ring light And if you're on a budget a softbox will do But if you're willing to invest significantly more then you can go for a kino light or LED lights Say something positive now—Emmy noticed her husband has been taking better photos lately filming clips more often and putting in more effort to care for her Just as you take better care of your appearance you should also make an effort to be more playful and lighthearted because those things are an essential part of the package When I'm on social media Emmy's kids also seem bolder too They see Mom just constantly filming and snapping pictures You also imitate Children also mic and copy endlessly You also give instructions before the camera more And since she became well-known outside Emmy started paying more attention to her appearance and insisted that the whole family follow suit Always being caught out in public where it doesn't reflect well and never truly getting a break—there's never a moment when I can just relax I'm always capable of working even during dinner sometimes at 8:30 or 9 o'clock in the evening Just finished eating had to quickly snap a few shots to post—was in the middle of a meal ready to share He said to just focus on eating but I can't— I just posted and now I have to post again right away Those things are Emmy's husband was a bit uneasy at first but now he's had to come to understand and empathize—after all it's just the nature of the job Either way he has to go on long trips Always resist the mindset of Having to capture every moment Or helping Emmy resist the urge to constantly shoot and snap But of course Emmy also limits herself— here's why she created Happy Skin instead of building her own personal brand—and why she deliberately keeps things restrained Interfering too much in personal life Emmy doesn't share much about her personal life On her vlog Mostly just a few photos taken On my personal Facebook page it's casual But with the Happy Skin videos it's much more focused and professional Sometimes you might wonder And you'll probably tease Emmy a little asking why she doesn't talk more about herself but that 's also just part of who Emmy is Strive to restore balance in your life and avoid letting work encroach too much on your personal life It can't be said to be easy but it will come in a very unexpected way and after some time when you've accumulated many clips with millions of views like that Then we'll discover that there's actually a formula not just random chance You can follow along with the article Kim Hoài Nga's content on the Happy Skin group page — Nga has already posted videos that have reached over 20 million views They created a channel featuring songs tailored for children's engagement beautifully edited with a clear creative direction—step by step everything was carefully thought out Step one is figuring out how to build your own channel and create videos that get millions of views like that — then if we're already playing on YouTube We must understand YouTube's algorithm how to use keywords effectively and how to make our videos stand out to our subscribers Just like the target audience getting people to click but after a fairly long time as a YouTuber Emi also realized One thing is that there's no need to take it too seriously That's very important but it's not everything There are other things sometimes even more important—those people We call them loyal fans We always cherish and support them We give our all Unconditionally That kind of loyalty is worth far more And Emi has also made mistakes before— times when trying too hard meant chasing after subscriber counts and view numbers leading to constantly producing content Extremely frequent yet the quality of those clips isn't guaranteed some come and go easily while others remain loyal to me But after a while they eventually left So it was like Lost everything lost it all Therefore after that Emi will Try to adjust again And I focus on doing what feels like the purest essence of it ensuring top-notch quality never letting myself down Those who have subscribed and followed me 100% self-purchased home It would be even better if conditions allow but we must return to the original question: what kind of channel do we offer our readers If targeting students and young adults buying overly expensive samples might seem inappropriate to them Even the remaining views are affected not just what we initially thought— gazing at luxury items—especially if our focus shifts toward something else A targeted and upscale group definitely warrants investment in the items they desire and will purchase I don't want to equate them because everyone has different thoughts and different motivations Earning money is a motivation fame is also a motivation and sharing even more so — perhaps all these motivations can coexist The value of vlogging isn't limited to just one thing and nothing is inherently bad if we approach it with honesty and integrity But even now those who continue making vlogs—either daily or on a regular basis— For me what matters most to them is being connected being able to share and expressing what they know And leave something behind for the world After 2 5 3 7 and 10 years later There are still people who can find those contents again This question is really interesting because about two or three years ago when she participated in the program in South Korea There has already been a great deal of information about the trend that the more it progresses the more entertainment-focused elements will better suited than those that are It's too serious and formal— between skincare and makeup people would naturally prefer makeup or even within skincare itself— It has to be something more fun-loving and people will naturally notice that too the focus of content creation also evolves over time It was about five years ago that I became really into reading People loved reading extremely long articles Back then vlogs and blogs were just starting to emerge The longer and more specialized the articles on Happy Skin the better—eventually though people started seeming tired of reading them Liked watching more So Happy Skin also made an adjustment Producing more clips Compared to before And recently Sensational entertainme It seems more appealing than even the conventional options Going back means being true to yourself Can you adapt to that Do you want to adjust If the adjustment feels comfortable then it's okay—also something worth trying But if after adjusting we no longer feel like ourselves— The best thing is to stay true to yourself—no matter where you are or what you do as time goes by