I agree, if you want to make new friends you have to go outside your confort zone and talk to them, if you find them intresting, go from there and see where the converastin leed you, but nobody comes in to your life to teach you something, is all coincidence
This is the first I've seen any of your content it feels very real and like I'm hearing a close friend talk. I really liked some of the points you made the first one being how you always wanted to do the endless amount of things the world has to offer and started doing them only to get burnt out quickly. I found it interesting since I'm 20 and I've had those same feelings and desires but instead of doing everything and burning myself out I couldn't focus on even one. Sitting at home with only work and no real hobbies or a ton of activities. The same thoughts and emotions coming from complete different backgrounds. It doesn't stop there. The second point that stuck out was about how you moved around a lot when you were younger and never stayed in the same place for more than 2 years. Why I found it interesting was when you said you enjoyed it and liked the idea of keeping that going into later adulthood and even when married wanting to explore and experience new things. I've had that exact same line of thought, but again way different background. I've lived in the same city my entire life and it's just so weird but interesting to hear someone who has the exact same view as I do but come from a very place. Enjoying the moment is something I've been working on, but it's hard since I don't really have any fulfilling hobbies and have struggled to enjoy every moment. I really liked how you have a clear direction on how to make your life the way you want. Sorry for the messy writing I'm no pro or anything and had to rewrite it twice 😅 but thank you for this video. There were a couple of moment when you said things that I was just so shocked since your thoughts are things I haven't heard from somebody else!
I like how fast you talk which is easy to listen to because most other podcasters are way too slow in stating their points. I don't think this is cringe, you have a well-spoken voice that is easy to understand. Get a slightly better microphone, an editor, and some video production skills and I think you got yourself a good formula for a video essay channel.
At around min 13, reall? old style phones are becoming a trend? Interesting! I ve been using a 20+ year old nokia for the last 2 years, and my smartphone only in my flat, with wifi. Even, or especially , when i m out of town for the entire weekend. To force myself to be present(ish), basically, and it works.
I live in france but never had the chance to visit the french alps (even tho I dreaaaam to visit chamonix), your video was great and the views are stunning !! (by the way, your french accent sounds good !) keep up the good work :D
Oh my goodness 100% I recommend visiting the French alps in Chamonix! This trip was probably the best of my life so far - thank you for the kind words 🥰
I watch many many travel videos and you the absolutely most delightful authentic passionate travel adventurer I have encountered . Thank you . I am planning a trip and will be going to Chamonix in May with my son, his wife and my 20 yr old granddaughter . I look forward to sharing Chamonix through your eyes with her
There is a time to please ppl and a time to ignore what other ppl want. Finding a good balance with all that is the essence of life. Generally, if something makes you feel worse about yourself, corrective measures need to be applied. Stumbled into your blog and looked over a few of your videos./ I can tell, you grew up feeling that you were being heard and that by your soft spoken manner in delivery. I would guess you are at a confusing stage, it sounds like your recently started uni. I think the fact that you communicate, at least in the vlogs I looked at, an inborn contentment in yourself, that this will likely help you bunches to realize your future dreams and act as a magnet between you and others. I also feel somewhat privileged that I come upon this at the time you are just starting your YT channel and have just 142 followers, you still read all your comments and respond! Clearly your habit of making journals puts you at an advantage, one I wish I had partaken in in my youth and now as well. I think you have a psychiatrist or chologist's mindset just by the way I see your process. Just a few thoughts, definitely keep it up and I will subscribe to monitor your progress😊
Your discussion about journaling and the need to write down thoughts and ideas is so relatable. Many of us have that urge to capture our fleeting thoughts, and the way you describe your various journals, each with its unique purpose, is both inspiring and motivating. It's a reminder of how important it is to document our journey, ideas, and feelings. The topic of children today missing out on experiences like the loom band phase is thought-provoking. It highlights the rapid changes in childhood experiences due to technology. Your observation of kids on TikTok compared to past generations playing with physical toys like Monster High dolls and loom bands strikes a chord about how digital advancements are reshaping childhood. Your desire to diversify your fashion sense is another topic that many will find relatable. Fashion is an evolving expression of our identity, and the way you describe your journey through different styles and your current urge to break out of a single aesthetic speaks to the universal desire for self-expression and experimentation. Your reflections on the role and value of university education, especially in relation to your career goals in wellness, mental health, and possibly politics, are very relevant in today's world. It's a significant decision, and your process of questioning and exploring alternatives to traditional education paths is a sentiment shared by many young people today. Your debate about being a summer or winter person is delightful and relatable. It's interesting how our preferences for seasons can reflect deeper aspects of our personality and lifestyle choices. Lastly, your contemplation about learning French or Italian next is a dilemma many language enthusiasts face. Your thought process, weighing the practicality and personal interest in each language, is something many can relate to. Overall, your podcast was a wonderful blend of personal anecdotes, cultural observations, and introspective questions. It's refreshing to hear someone speak so openly and candidly about their thoughts and experiences. Looking forward to more episodes and definitely interested in a part two! Every thought and idea you shared is a reflection of your unique perspective, and it's these personal insights that make your podcast so captivating. Keep sharing, Mila!
congratulations dear mila for your results and for getting in your course! well done :D cannot wait to see your journey unfold! and love mother daughter catch ups!
Do you need to wear glasses 😭? Almost all the girls with large beautiful eyes need to wear glasses these days 😢. All the schoolwork and exams may have destroyed your beautiful blue eyes
Hello! Thank you for your video! I’m a dual citizen with Russia too. I’m planning to go there in July, just wondering, why did you fly UK->TURKEY->RUSSIA instead of using British Airways straight to Russia? I was thinking of using them to fly Miami-London-Moscow.
