Emma Chamberlain on Building Her Coffee Company’s First Storefront and Her Social Media Hiatus: ‘The Internet Has Caused a Lot of Psychological Challenges’

VeniceNews newsroom brief · 59m ago · 1 min read · via variety.com

Emma Chamberlain’s months-long hiatus from the internet is not because she’s “disappearing and being fucking lazy.” More importantly, it’s not forever. “I don’t want to continue living like this necessarily, where I’m pretty offline,” Chamberlain tells Variety. “I want to create

Venice's own Emma Chamberlain is making waves in the business and social media worlds, and her recent interview with Variety is giving us a glimpse into her thought process. By sharing her struggles with the internet and her decision to take a hiatus, Chamberlain is showing a more vulnerable side to her personality. This move is significant, especially considering her massive following and influence.


Chamberlain's decision to take a step back from the internet is also reflective of a larger conversation about the impact of social media on mental health. As a prominent figure in the online world, her comments carry weight, and it's interesting to see her acknowledging the "psychological challenges" that come with being constantly connected. This is especially relevant in Venice, where the intersection of technology, social media, and culture is always on display.


As Chamberlain looks to the future, her plans for her coffee company, Chamberlain Coffee, are worth keeping an eye on. With the launch of her first storefront, she's expanding her brand into the physical space, which could be a savvy move given her existing online presence. To watch next: how Chamberlain balances her online and offline presence moving forward, and whether her hiatus will have a lasting impact on her business and personal brand.

Originally reported by variety.com. VeniceNews adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.

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