“Never compare your current work with someone who’s been doing it far longer than you” I needed to hear this, I do traditional and sometimes digital art and I keep comparing my art to people with such more experience 😅
I was 100% speaking from experience when i said that, so I truly do know the feeling! We can be so hard on ourselves and have the pressure of our fast results culture on our shoulders but great things take time! I think even now people can look at any of my social media pages and think it happened overnight without realizing I have been on some of these platforms for years! So don't get disheartened at all you are doing great and as long as you stay relatively consistent you will achieve your dreams!
i know right i constantly beat myself up bc of that and i felt useless. then i realized that the same thing may have happened to them too, and i’m really not that bad!
Thank you dear! 🙌💖 Just trying to go with the flow and try new types of video styles hehe sometimes it can be hard to think of new topics to discuss 🤪 Hope you are doing well too!!
my favorite quote i’ve heard is “imagine how many talents you would have if you allowed yourself to be a beginner”, it really put things into perspective for me
my best friends from Malaysia, she went there for her cousins wedding over the summer holidays and she got henna..needless to say I was so jealous it was beautiful
This applies to every field. I’m currently working on an animation, but I’m losing motivation because I feel like trash compared to people whose job is to animate. I really needed to hear this.
I'm a Trinidadian who has been doing mehndi since I was around 10 years old. I'm now 18 but I still feel like I have a lot to learn. Maybe when I'm a little bit more financially stable I'll start to learn how to actually make the stuff lol. I really love seeing your videos pop up in my shorts feed. It reminds me of very happy times with my family during Diwali
Another reason to document the designs you don't like is that with more experience you're more likely to see what it is about those designs that don't work, find elements you might like and figure out changes you can do to improve those designs. I'm not a henna artists, but I make lace and I often find that the designs I end up not liking are the ones I learn the most from! I also used to be such a perfectionist that I would spend hours fixing every little mistake (with needle lace it can often involve having to make an entire element over again), but I would always find more-- once I stopped worrying so much about it I found that my lace looks a lot better with the little mistakes as it flows better and looks more organic and mystical! I know with henna you can't just go in and make little corrections, and I think that's part of what makes it so beautiful, it's unique every time
My old daycare used to have henna days where one of our experienced teachers would do designs for us, she was the sweetest lady and always loved doing henna for us. I think she made the smell of henna a comfort thing for me now
First I have to say you have a truly lovely, delightfully melodious, soothing voice. Thank you for sharing these life experiences and advice as it’s a great reminder since it’s quite common to turn to social media for inspiration and then end up simply becoming despondent or harsh on yourself. We must bear in mind we are only viewing the highly condensed and edited snapshot of a final product that more than likely involved a lengthy, often messy, complex process including false starts, redos, setbacks and mistakes etc. We are rarely shown the failures and disappointments nor do we witness the many hours of hard work, emotional labour, self doubt and overcoming challenges it took to get to the point they are currently at. Everyone will have their own journey which is what will make things uniquely their own. Mistakes and “failures” are how we learn and having an open positive mindset can actually lead to some “happy accidents” and discovering new areas or ideas to explore. As they say comparison is the thief of joy plus it is faulty premise to compare a person’s “outside” to our “inside” - whatever it may be there always going to be someone out there who seems better, faster, cleverer, richer, more beautiful, more talented, more fortunate yet conversely there will also be many others who have been blessed with much less but ultimately these facts end up having very little true bearing on our actual daily lives. Focus on what you can do and what you do have as life is short and you only have limited resources so use it wisely.
Thanks for the great explanation sir I've heard insights of many people implying this as a bad conjunction and it makes a person bad but i can't relate to it as i see through everything and i go against the tide. I don't let the matrix control me ur truly a gem sir
Hey do you have a henna brand! I’m into it myself and can’t find a good brand that I like! I saw and love your work and was just wondering. But if you don’t have a henna brand can you point me to a good one! I love your work and I’m a huge fan!
I was just looking at my henna when this video popped up! As an Indian, Henna is really common here and it's absolutely gorgeous. Keep doing what you love
Can you please make a vedio on how you started doing henna..what are the initials challenges you faced..and how you develop new ideas..and your growth as a henna artist over the years? Thanks in advance ❤️
I am 12 year old and a professional henna artist but I compare myself to others. Thank you so much for telling me you always helped me with your videos THANK YOU
Hi! I love your artwork, and your voice is so soothing!! I just purchased my henna beginner's kit from your online shop, and I can't wait to learn and create my own designs. Thank you so much!! 🩷🌌✌🏼💫🪷
एक हिंदू होने के नाते मुझे यह पसंद है कि आप अपनी मेंहदी का नाम "गोपी मेंहदी" कैसे रखते हैं, ऐसा लगता है कि आपको हिंदू धर्म भी पसंद है, हमें प्रेरित करने के लिए धन्यवाद ❤❤
“Never compare your current work with someone who’s been doing it far longer than you” I needed to hear this, I do traditional and sometimes digital art and I keep comparing my art to people with such more experience 😅
I was 100% speaking from experience when i said that, so I truly do know the feeling! We can be so hard on ourselves and have the pressure of our fast results culture on our shoulders but great things take time! I think even now people can look at any of my social media pages and think it happened overnight without realizing I have been on some of these platforms for years! So don't get disheartened at all you are doing great and as long as you stay relatively consistent you will achieve your dreams!
@@GopiHenna اريد ان اطلب الحنا هل تبيعينها ؟؟
لاأفهم الانجليزية كثيرا ولكن جوجل يترجم ❤❤
i know right i constantly beat myself up bc of that and i felt useless. then i realized that the same thing may have happened to them too, and i’m really not that bad!
Hi
no same 😭😭 like i'll compare my drawings to someone who's been doing art for longer than i've been alive and then wonder why i get demotivated lmaoo
Thanks so much for sharing your craft and for giving us some tips ♥ Hope you're doing well
Thank you dear! 🙌💖 Just trying to go with the flow and try new types of video styles hehe sometimes it can be hard to think of new topics to discuss 🤪 Hope you are doing well too!!
@@GopiHenna do you have a henna store or shop (it can be online to)
Do you make it
😊
Vani buy it
my favorite quote i’ve heard is “imagine how many talents you would have if you allowed yourself to be a beginner”, it really put things into perspective for me
Thanks, I needed this today ❤
That's it, that's what I wanted no needed to hear!! Will buy a guitar by next month hopefully... Thanks! ❤
my best friends from Malaysia, she went there for her cousins wedding over the summer holidays and she got henna..needless to say I was so jealous it was beautiful
Yes they are soooo beautiful!!! I got one for a bat mitzvah and I was so sad that after a while, it washed off
@@l3monrose934 henna is so pretty and they painted a rose on my friends hand, i asked if i could fly over just to get one ✋😭
when i first read this i thought you said she got “henna needles” and i was so confused 😅…….i’m dumb
I got henna on Eid
@@Shukishoua me too!
Honestly thank you. I feel like this doesn’t only relate to henna but it relates to a lot of other kinds of work, art, ect.
Girl, ur voice is so calming, I love it it's so cute 😊😌
This is not only for your younger self... But also for many aspiring artists out there... Thank you
You should also try singing or creating podcasts, your voice is so soothing ❤
M an Indian n it's soothing to watch u carry on this tradition....I totally love it....n adore u for this...thankuuu
yeah and its also a Pakistani tradition henna are just so amazing
@@ayeshabilal206 yes
Hello please dear support me
arab tradition also@@ayeshabilal206
@@ayeshabilal206isn't it actually Arabic? Idk :)
This applies to every field. I’m currently working on an animation, but I’m losing motivation because I feel like trash compared to people whose job is to animate. I really needed to hear this.
Your voice is so soothing
Actually it's beautiful!!
*It's so good to hear that you've kept an indian name gopi for your henna* ❤🇮🇳
gopi bahu
@@SS-rs6vg 😂😂😂
@@SS-rs6vg 😂😂😂😂 dhum tanan dhum tanan
Lord Krishna devotees ❤️ Radha Rani friends..❤️
That’s more like a Hindu name than an Indian name.
Aren’t you Muslim?
OMG her voice is so calm and relaxing 😍
This is so satisfying to watch ❤
I am happy that India's henna art is becoming famous all around the world!!!!
Wish you all the best for your career ❤️
Honestly those advice are inspiring and applicable for basically anything important for us in life
What a beautiful message that can be used in all areas of life! God & Godess bless you! ❤💗❤️💗❤️
I want to see how u record ur video .. its so smooth and the sound is nice .. ❤
I'm a Trinidadian who has been doing mehndi since I was around 10 years old. I'm now 18 but I still feel like I have a lot to learn. Maybe when I'm a little bit more financially stable I'll start to learn how to actually make the stuff lol. I really love seeing your videos pop up in my shorts feed. It reminds me of very happy times with my family during Diwali
your ancestors was Indian ?
ur voice is so sweet that after sometime I was unable to get those words
I really want to draw heena n make everyone happy
But I really don't know the basics of it 🙂💔
Same🙂
I did not even heard what u said i was addicted is watching how u wrap those henna cones so satisfying ah! Keep up the good work dear❤🤞
This is great advice for all artists ❤
This is rlly helpful! I started henna about 2 trs ago and I’m turning 13 this yr!!! ❤❤
Your henna is something very special
The packaging is so satisfying to watch
Her voiceeee omg it’s so calming ❤
Just never compare your work ever with anyone! ❤ you’re one of a kind
well maybe you cant tell your younger self but you told the younger kids who could be inspired ✨
I love your work! I personally don’t wear henna but you’re the best henna artist I’ve ever seen :)
The last point was actually very helpful for me... Thank you so much❤
Your voice is so calming❤️❤️
I love this! ❤️❤️ Hope you well 😊
AH GIRL YOUR VOICE IS SO CALMING 🥹
Another reason to document the designs you don't like is that with more experience you're more likely to see what it is about those designs that don't work, find elements you might like and figure out changes you can do to improve those designs. I'm not a henna artists, but I make lace and I often find that the designs I end up not liking are the ones I learn the most from! I also used to be such a perfectionist that I would spend hours fixing every little mistake (with needle lace it can often involve having to make an entire element over again), but I would always find more-- once I stopped worrying so much about it I found that my lace looks a lot better with the little mistakes as it flows better and looks more organic and mystical! I know with henna you can't just go in and make little corrections, and I think that's part of what makes it so beautiful, it's unique every time
Her voice is so calming I literally wanna cry
I’ve watched you wrap this like 10 times. It’s so perfect 🥲
Why this is so satisfying to hear her voice
In India mehndi (henna) is less than a dollar
True💀
Your voice is so calming 🤭😳
Question: Can men do henna on their hands and feet too?
It isn’t traditional but hey if a man wants to do henna who’s gonna stop him? Henna is art and gender absolutely doesn’t matter
My old daycare used to have henna days where one of our experienced teachers would do designs for us, she was the sweetest lady and always loved doing henna for us. I think she made the smell of henna a comfort thing for me now
You’ve definitely inspired me ❤❤
they’re voice is so calming
Is nobody gonna talk about how calm her voice is
So happy that the pakistani,Indian,Bangladeshi culture is spreading🌷🥰
I think ur work is definitely some of the best.
The packaging is so cute 😍
I don't know abt others but Indians are gonna love you❤️❤️
Henna has been the most exciting thing about eids for me and it's not about designs it's about the history behind it❤
Her voice is so cute and relaxing😫💋💅🏼
Your voice is super calming
I love your videos but I can't really hear you. You are so soft spoken.
Love you for your tips because i also comper my work😢😊
I love mhindi were much 👍😊❤❤❤
The big henna pack,satisfying
Put it in the smaller one ,most satisfying and your sound made it most satisfying
First I have to say you have a truly lovely, delightfully melodious, soothing voice. Thank you for sharing these life experiences and advice as it’s a great reminder since it’s quite common to turn to social media for inspiration and then end up simply becoming despondent or harsh on yourself. We must bear in mind we are only viewing the highly condensed and edited snapshot of a final product that more than likely involved a lengthy, often messy, complex process including false starts, redos, setbacks and mistakes etc. We are rarely shown the failures and disappointments nor do we witness the many hours of hard work, emotional labour, self doubt and overcoming challenges it took to get to the point they are currently at. Everyone will have their own journey which is what will make things uniquely their own. Mistakes and “failures” are how we learn and having an open positive mindset can actually lead to some “happy accidents” and discovering new areas or ideas to explore. As they say comparison is the thief of joy plus it is faulty premise to compare a person’s “outside” to our “inside” - whatever it may be there always going to be someone out there who seems better, faster, cleverer, richer, more beautiful, more talented, more fortunate yet conversely there will also be many others who have been blessed with much less but ultimately these facts end up having very little true bearing on our actual daily lives. Focus on what you can do and what you do have as life is short and you only have limited resources so use it wisely.
Those definitely apply to all artists of all crafts 👏
Your voice is so calming 😊
Amazing words of advice but her voice is sooooo nice. Literally ASMR.
Don't say anything is Impossible the word itself says I'm possible.😊
ReAlly nice work that you are doing btw henna is also an art
Watching these hanna videos are so calming
Henna* but samee
it's perfect advice for all artists no matter your craft!
Your voice is so calming
Thanks for the great explanation sir I've heard insights of many people implying this as a bad conjunction and it makes a person bad but i can't relate to it as i see through everything and i go against the tide. I don't let the matrix control me ur truly a gem sir
Your hands are so graceful, So relaxing to watch! Record your sessions, not only do you copyrights you have TT income. TY for giving.❤❤
Hey do you have a henna brand! I’m into it myself and can’t find a good brand that I like! I saw and love your work and was just wondering. But if you don’t have a henna brand can you point me to a good one! I love your work and I’m a huge fan!
Indians started henna and I’m Indian
Yaaaaaa
Plus a fun fact is that in Punjabi it’s called mendhi
I absolutely love watching your videos...your designs are like therapy ❤
നിങ്ങളെ mehndi designs ഒക്കെ വളരെ നല്ലതാണ്❤
I feel like all pf these are good tips for any artists! I wish i documented my art to see how far i have come😢
Your voice is so calming and I love your videos!
Your voice is so soothing ❤
I was just looking at my henna when this video popped up! As an Indian, Henna is really common here and it's absolutely gorgeous. Keep doing what you love
You talk so calm!!! ❤
*Transcribing comment for her smooth work🎉🎉🎉*
Ur rly hardworking and a great henna artist 💜
GIRL SPEAKING FACTS GOOD JOB🎉
I love your henna designs, so so pretty❤
Henna is so gorgeous!
Her voice is so relaxing omg I almost fell asleep lol
exactly. so true. 🥰
blessings
I can't be the only one who wants to eat this🙏
Ur voice is so soft 🥺 I love Ur work ❤️
Your voice makes me feel like i am one step closer to Haven😇❤️
Can you please make a vedio on how you started doing henna..what are the initials challenges you faced..and how you develop new ideas..and your growth as a henna artist over the years?
Thanks in advance ❤️
I am 12 year old and a professional henna artist but I compare myself to others. Thank you so much for telling me you always helped me with your videos THANK YOU
YOU MAKE IT LOOK SO EASY !!!!
I LOVE your video (keep going) :)
I recently did henna with my siblings, and it was so fun! I had someone do a cactus on my arm, and vines on my fingers! I love the designs I chose.
Your voice is so pretty
Hi!
I love your artwork, and your voice is so soothing!! I just purchased my henna beginner's kit from your online shop, and I can't wait to learn and create my own designs. Thank you so much!! 🩷🌌✌🏼💫🪷
My sister is working in henna salon ❤❤❤❤❤she was existed to go there
You should do ASMR ❤
Your voice is so nice :)
My best friends mom pis from Pakistan and she does henna and she has gotten a lot of hate but she still pushes through this girl deserves a follow
एक हिंदू होने के नाते मुझे यह पसंद है कि आप अपनी मेंहदी का नाम "गोपी मेंहदी" कैसे रखते हैं, ऐसा लगता है कि आपको हिंदू धर्म भी पसंद है, हमें प्रेरित करने के लिए धन्यवाद ❤❤
My mom got me henna for my birthday and I was so excited and later that day I literally started drawing of myself with it
I love your videos thank you for posting these videos
Well i am not henna artist i am a home baker your words are truly inspiring and i always compare myself with others