Dear Colin,
Thank you for soliciting our feedback. I haven't posted in here because I really can't think of much that you can improve on. You have already done so well in such a short period of time. I think that Navelluver hit on a good point though. In all jobs we are sometimes asked to do things that we don't really want to do. But if in this job if there is something you really really don't want to do, then politely and respectfully stand up for yourself and try to get out of it. Because if you are not enjoying it it will be obvious to viewers.
If you fall into the trap of trying to please all of the people all of the time you are setting yourself up for disappointment...for obvious reasons. So please, please don't ever beat yourself up if not every video is considered a big success. For every major movie star in Hollywood they all have some clunkers that they would rather not talk about. lol
Perfection in your life endeavors is a wonderful goal. It can push you to do great things. But it's never a standard that you should hold yourself up to personally. If we were perfect, none of us would even be here on Earth. We'd still be up in heaven.
It's wonderful to be able to bring happiness and a smile to others. But remember that you are deserving of all of those things for yourself also. Your truest and most loyal fans will always want to see you having a good time with this experience also. And if the money you make here brings you happiness and prosperity in your personal life...then so much the better. Your fans will take delight in your offscreen success as well.
That could be something as boring sounding as making child support payments. But it also means being a reliable father. Or being able to afford a vacation with your wife for instance. Building some memories that you will treasure for a lifetime... Things like that may sound trivial compared to material things like buying a flashy car or buying a house, but they will pay spiritual and emotional dividends for many years to come.
Peace!