With only 24 hours in a day and a global media empire to build, Harry finds himself facing an increasingly frustrating problem: there simply isn't enough time. Through buckets of water, loaves of bread, and the ever-growing demands of everyday life, Harry reflects on the sacrifices, expectations, and difficulties of pursuing his creative ambitions.

After years of keeping his creative projects hidden from the world, Harry finally takes the terrifying leap of putting himself out there. Between building a global media empire, losing YouTube subscribers, and angering Death Note fans, he discovers that perhaps the fear of criticism is worse than the criticism itself. Join Harry as he explores perfectionism, self-doubt, and learning to take pride in his creations, imperfections and all.

You asked, and Harry answered. Get to know the man behind Balsic Media, see what other readers are asking, and submit a question of your own for the next Ask Harry.

Why is it so difficult to admit when we’re wrong? Harry explores belief perseverance, swallowed gum, and the terrifying possibility that your entire understanding of the universe is complete nonsense.

What’s in a name? Harold Dicken Balsic reflects on growing up with an unusual one in this week’s entry of Harry’s Corner.