Welcome to my life diary with my dog 🐶! I'm Hannah, a big tech engineer👩💻 navigating the ups and downs of minimalist life, living alone, building friendships, and personal growth.
Join me as I share my real-life experiences and stories. I'm documenting my life every day, and right now I'm releasing episodes about living in my car while working in Silicon Valley for half a year. This is the 1st season of my documentary series: 🌟Tech Life on Wheels: A Silicon Valley Engineer's Car Living Story🌟 After this season, I'll reveal the title and series of the next season of my life story.
I hope my story inspires you. Thanks for watching! ❤️
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I just found you and I lived in SF and I live in Hawaii. Feel cold, there are guys that like you. Living in a car, I’ve done it and you learn so much. Please think about things more like a long term rather than your nomadic ways. Your dog, is a friend and might hinder but remember when at worst he/she was always there and be loyal to fur baby. Love, don’t give up on it just cause of a seven year break up, at least you weren’t married (I’m guessing), I too had similar situation as you, self sabotage is not ok, but I understood it. My brain asks, is it worth the emotional investment to maintain friends and a relationship. Is it really after a long debate in my brain, yes….aloha n following your journey now. Yong
Happy bỉthday Hannah! This may sound a bit contrite but you are young, you get to experience living in different places for work first hand. Enjoy the experience and then decide what's best for you in the long run then go for it! Good luck to you Hannah! Last but not least, I came to a conclusion a long time ago that I am my own best friend. I can rely on myself. Granted I do have a lot of friends but I don't rely on others to make me happy. You make / create your own happiness.
Damn, its really hard in our 20s but we have to fight through it and find the right timing for it too. How about using a different app such as coffee meets bagel because there are actually genuine people there whos willing to meet eventually to get married. If have a lot of insecurities its ok take in it 1 by 1. You can do this hannah :)
Seriously, you need to leave CA and move to Texas. You'll easily find a job AND a place to live and making friends here is easy. Just come on down to Dallas!
every time you talk to people, its all about you. I never seen you ask others about them or even listen to them. You seem very self absorbed little girl. You need therapy and grow up.
learn to love your self, and eventually, you will see other ppl as human beings, every one is just like you. cause right now, you don't see other ppl that way.
I'm in Silicon Valley as well, and I'm not a native. I have noticed ALL the things you mention in your struggles. Being out here is hard to find true friends, and there is a coldness to people out here. I hope you're learning positive things about yourself. No struggle=No success! Btw, get some earplugs for when it's raining. I lived in my car a few years back and they will make your nights so much more comfortable.
I would never live in CA if I were you, they can never pay me enough. Many s/w eng I know work remotely, why not do that. However, the downside is ... there will be NO social contact with anyone.
Dating apps are a waste of time. However, you DO want to show your face. While you have good intention but people will think negatively "If you hide your face, what else are you hiding, are you even real?" You already show your face in RU-vid, why not direct them to here.
If you have to push yourself to like something, you don't like it. If I have to choose between LA and SF. I go to LA in a heartbeat, I just can't stand SF and won't even visit. But that is just me.
@1:15, you don’t want to retire in LA or anywhere in USA. Crime rate, rent, taxes, and cost of living are going out of control. RU-vidr Andrew Henderson, “The Nomad Capitalist “ can help you find a better retirement location. His business motto: Go Where You’re Treated Best, is the best advice you’ll ever get in your life.
Casinos/truck stops are good place to kill time and safe to spend the night. It is a 24-hour place, people in and out constantly, food and bathroom available anytime.
Maybe join a gym (prefer nationwide 24-hour). That way you can use their bathroom/shower anytime. Also, you might meet people with same interested too. I used to work in another city, and live in Airbnb for 2 years, I figured it costed about the same as an apartment (when add utilities and so). Plus, no cleaning needed. New airbnb owners always have the best price.
You gotta let people know the real you. That means your face, job, likes dislikes. Its illogical to pick someone simply out of nothing. You are being ironic, think about it and do yourself a favor.
It’s good to “eat bitter” when you are young so that you can experience and endure and persevere. Well done Hannah. One suggestion is maybe ge a bigger car and equip it better so you can convert it to a more comfy bigger bed in the evening.
I don’t get this… If it’s not fake why would you choose to be homeless when you’re earning probably close to 200k?? I know how much engineers earn at these companies. Also I’d be careful about sharing office videos including the cafeteria. It’s really obvious where you work to anyone familiar with this area. Just fyi cause I’ve been to that cafeteria many times…
Having Tesla and working as Software Engineer at Microsoft but being homeless is unbelievable. What is wrong with America? I live much better in my home country even though I don't have Tesla.
VISIT FILIPINO COMMUNITY THEY WILL HELP U TO FIND A PLACE TO LIVE...SELL YOUR TESLA IT DOES NOT LOOK RIGHT THAT YOUR DRIVING TESLA BUT YOUR HOMELESS...HUMBLE YOUR SELF AND DEVOTE TO GOD COZ GOD WILL NEVER ABANDON U
I kind of had a feeling you were a Capricorn. We're insanely comfortable alone in our own company. I've been finding so much joy in spending holidays by myself. We sometimes feel the need to branch out and socialize but our alone time is golden.
sell the car and buy a van, lots of places to park and so much more room, maybe rent space from a homeowner (we rent out a pad for 500 bucks a month but do have a little more land than normal), find friends with mutual interests, if you're religious find a nice church, dog walking friends, mutual exercise buddies, etc. Good luck!
Dear Hannah. You should try a volunteer position in a nonprofit organization, or join a group of any activitiy you will enjoy along with your dog. A big hug for you and your dog. ❤😊
