One thing you might enjoy is recording your screen for yourself, and then replaying it at 10x speed.
I’ve done this before and it allows you to get some of the feeling of “being watched” with none of the privacy or security problems.
Also sometimes it’s neat to see the crazy process of building something, particularly if there is ui or visual design tools involved.
Also, I do think there is a whole additional level of understanding needed to practice or “work out” in front of an audience. There is some flourish to it, even if you are mostly doing your thing, you may have more round corners than you might otherwise.
I run a piece of software called TimeSnapper on my machine that takes a snapshot every 10 seconds of the entire desktop area. I have recordings going all the way back to the very beginning of 2006. It is incredibly interesting to watch some of those old recordings to see what I was working on that month.
A month's worth of work in a couple of minutes. Captured way back in early-ish 2013. Sorry about the .flv, that's what web video kinda was back then if you wanted it to work on multiple browsers.
You can change the date +FORMAT for a more readable filename. See the date(1) manpage.
Caveats
You may need to change your DISPLAY to match your actual X11 server. You may need to add XAUTHORITY=$HOME/.Xauthority depending on your X11 ACLs. Probably doesn't work with Wayland, but nothing works with Wayland so YMMV.
I’ve done this before and it allows you to get some of the feeling of “being watched” with none of the privacy or security problems.
Also sometimes it’s neat to see the crazy process of building something, particularly if there is ui or visual design tools involved.
Also, I do think there is a whole additional level of understanding needed to practice or “work out” in front of an audience. There is some flourish to it, even if you are mostly doing your thing, you may have more round corners than you might otherwise.
It is definitely a different experience.