Hello my dears! Thank you so much for your concern and kind comments on my last video. I appreciate it so much🥹❤️. I’m still adjusting to my new place, new environment and new challenges but don’t worry I can do it.🙏 Please include me in your prayers that God will enlighten my mind and leads me to the right path. Again thank you my dears and have a wonderful week ahead 💕🤗
Great video!! Many of us here in Japan are far from our families. Me included. I just love to travel & remind myself to be thankful. P.s. I love your striped skirt and long sleeved top. Is it from UniQlo or H&M?:)
I really admire you had the courage to stand up for yourself and your basic rights to have holiday without explaining it each time. I am sure you will find something better eventually.
Japan is very frugal about working. They have very strict working ethics. I have a cousin in Japan and he once told me. People that don't want to work, another one is standing in line waiting for that position. He made it seem like it was easy to let people go. I hope everything will work out for her. Everyone has some struggles going from job to job these days and moving from one place to the other is very stressful. I will keep her in my prayers because Lou is a smart cookie :-) Everything she has accomplished she should be very proud of herself.
not sure why the young think things they want should be their rights - a good job is a privilege and keeping it requires hard work and understanding what’s required of you - time off from work is a privilege and of course your employer should know why you want time off - my father worked 42 yrs for the same company and even with the seniority he had achieved - he had three weeks off each year as well as sick leave / family leave (funerals / emergencies) - there is a time and a place to “stand up for yourself” - being mistreated at work is one of those or having to work overtime without adequate pay is another - taking time off without explaining yourself may not be - changing jobs isn’t about getting something “better” - it may have to be just getting something - praying that the stress and anxiety of being unemployed isn’t worse for Lou than figuring things out with the job she had 🇨🇦🙏
@@ej3016 holiday is a right, not a privilege. I understand you may be from a different old era. People in company are an asset, not children that need to be controlled when they want time off - time off is your bloody right, not a privilege. I can only pity employers who cannot recognise there is a life outside of work.
@@ej3016employees are entitled to annual leave it's a simple fact. Japan's working culture seems toxic if you do quick Google search you will find this out! You work to enjoy life not the other way round which is Japanese culture. Lou has done what is right for her
As a foreigner who lives in and loves Japan, the workaholic culture is absolutely so heartbreaking to see. If you don’t work overtime, then it’s frowned apon. No vacations, long hours day in and day out. Just no happiness in the work and not enough coworkers to distribute the workload. I am so glad you are putting yourself first. I don’t think many people do, and to live years and years like that is not a good life. I hope you find happiness. Being paid should be a bonus. Going to work doesn’t have to be torture. ❤
@@aguantecanada I was referring to the Japanese work culture as a whole. From a foreigner living here, it is heartbreaking how sad everyone is and I am glad she quit. I’m confused on why you are trying to argue over my comment?
Thank you for sharing your insight. I can imagine that it’s especially tough when you’re not able to spend much time with your family-which is Ms. Lou’s case as a foreigner, then the feeling of anxiety when requesting time off to spend time with her family.
Lou, I understand what you are saying. Your old company doesn't understand what a work-life balance is. You cannot have a healthy life if you don't have it. Something will eventually give and it's usually your health. You are such a brave young lady. You're an inspiration to all of those you people that want to see the world but are afraid to step out of the protective umbrella of their parents. Stay safe and take care of yourself.❤
What the heck are you talking about? In one sentence, you make two negatives, which make a positive! Smart, independent, ladies do not need any heroic rhetoric, or a pat on their heads, or may I say, a bloody, protective umbrella!!!
I'm 61 and I can say with experience; your job is a JOB, not your life. And you can be enployed anywhere. You're young. See the world and enjoy life. 😊
Yes he is right. A job is just a job. It is not your family or your main reason in life. It is just there to make money for things that are your real life. Never see a job as an important part of yourself unless you are self-employed and love what you do.
Do you know what she does? She is an Engineer. More to her situation honestly than office work. 😅 I am 62. I know high end extremely skilled professionals are not run of the mill commonplace, easy to land careers. You do not just pick up and leave for "possible" other positions. The reputation follows.✌️🇨🇦🙋 She helps her family in the Phillip Ines. Hers is not your typical life or work. Young or not.
Hi, Lou: This’s is my first time posting. I think you’re brave. It’s not easy living alone in a different country away from your loved ones but you’re doing it. Life can throw you curves and many of them are scary but you have the strength to do it. God bless!
My husband and I are lifting you up in prayer from Jackson, Missouri, USA. Wish you all the best and that God would open doors for you to a great job and apartment ❤
Lou I’m sorry to hear of the recent discord in your life that resulted in your having to move. You will persevere! Hang in there and know that you’re loved and supported by all of us as you go along in your journey of Japan. Japan is so beautiful and as an American who has never been there, I looove watching your videos to see how you navigate the great country you’re in and follow your journey. My dear THAT is your business. You are a “Content Creator” and a “You Tuber” and you have thousands of followers who are watching you navigate Japan! That’s what your business is. Create more content. Post more videos of yourself doing things in and around Japan and your business will grow even bigger!! I know for me I love seeing what you’re doing, where you’re going next in the city and how you’re easing through it all as a foreigner. That’s wonderful content and you’ll never run out of things and events and experiences to video. We’re here for you and support you! I’ll pray for you to have peace through your transition and through the changes. It’s exciting!! What comes next?!! That’s what we all want to see! lol 😂
Lou, so happy to see this new post. A job is not supposed to hold you hostage. It is there to allow you to grow and thrive in a challenging and supportive way so you can bring your intelligence and life experience thereby helping your employers business to thrive and become stronger and more profitable. We are all sending our love and prayers to let you know that you are not alone. Keep believing in yourself and find a little joy in every day.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤
We sold our house and moved to another city and bought a house. It took me 6 weeks to find a good job with a great company. I have been there 6 years now and still love my job.
Hello Lou! When I was your age, my life suddenly changed in major ways. I moved from California to another state where I lived temporarily with my mother again, There, I went to technical school to train for a better job. After that I went to work and met my future husband and I joined him in his small software business After a few years we married. I was 36 by then and had never thought I ever would get married. So life can change in unexpected ways, often good ways that one never expected!
I am surprised that you didn't search for a new job while you were still employed, since you said your visa depends on your employment status, but I am wishing you the best of luck. I hope you find a new job that meets your needs and a new apartment soon ❤ Feels like maybe there were other factors too but we aren't entitled to every detail of your private life, you don't need to explain your decisions to strangers online. We're rooting for you! 🎉
@@aguantecanadaI think everyone needs to mimd their own business and not speculate on things they have no way of knowing about. I find your comments rude, please respect her and her right to share whatever she feels comfortable sharing.
I'm sure there were other factors as well. Every time I quit my job without finding another one, it was always due to psychological abuse. You can say it is always an emotional decision but here no need to wait until you get physically sick
@@aguantecanada You are being extremely rude to people on here. You are speculating, making assumptions instead of being supportive. I think you need to check yourself.
You're doing great, Lou! You've visited Tokyo many times, and now you live there! Thank you for being vulnerable with us. I've noticed over the years that a lot of commenters don't realize how much courage that takes, and all they can do is pass judgment on someone who needs support, not criticism. It's not easy to be so open with one person, never mind thousands! I appreciate you. ALL of your dreams ARE coming true, in little ways, a step at a time. Take good care.
My younger sister is currently unemployed after quitting her prev job in August 2022 (in Japan too). We were also worried about that 3 months rule, but she stayed anyway while still looking for a job here. She went to her city consultation center (I forgot what it’s called in japanese), and after talking to them, they said that she could stay even after the 3 months period passed, as long as she can provide the imigration a prove that she’s actively looking for a job, and that you can afford to pay the bills and stuff. She still lives here in Japan, and is still looking for a job, and the immigration hasn’t once asked her to leave :) I suggest you try going to your city consultation center and confirm this w/ them, so you can be sure and at least remove 1 of your biggest worries, because what happened to my sister has been affecting me really bad too mentally, so I can totally understand what you’re feeling. Also, if you haven’t done this already, I’d recommend you to write down/ journal what you’re worried about, or what you need to do :) It’s not exactly the same, but back when I was about to move out, or when I was so stressed out from having so many problems and thoughts, writing everything down in a journal totally helped me. Because when you worry, your problems and thoughts would get piled up inside your head with no way of letting it out, so when you journal, you’re letting all your worries out and enable you to have a better perspective on what you got to do. Creating a to do list, organizing what the problems are, finding a step by step solutions for each problem would definitely make you feel better, because even by just jotting them down, it can help make you feel like there’s a progress. I worry and stressed out a bit less every time I dump all my worries and problems on my journal, and it definitely makes me be more positive, knowing that these problems are not something I can’t handle. Really sorry about the long comment. It's just that I can relate to what you said in this video, and would like to share how I dealt w/ a similar problem and what I think might help you. I hope things are working out for you 😊
I’ve been anxiously waiting for this video so that I knew you were OK. You left so suddenly and it was worrisome. Many people don’t get a chance for a fresh new start so think of yourself as lucky to have this opportunity.
Sometimes, we experience crisis because our lives are unbalanced. For what I've seen in your videos, your life was reduced to work and help your family abroad. But what about love or a partner to build your own family? What about friendship? To quit your job abruptly may show that you were emotionally exhausted and drained. Hope you build a better life after the storm has gone. Wish you the best.
Lavane- She already has a lot of friends and a good social life. Why would she need a “partner”? This is 2024 not 1924. What an archaic way of thinking you have. Keep doing what you’re doing LouC - you already are ENOUGH!!! Don’t let anyone tell u you’re not!!
also she just went home to visit family so maybe the company was irritated as she mentioned. when an employee goes away for a few weeks the company suffers if they do not have backup. its not the employee's fault but it would be upsetting every time you want to vist your family to have the company mad at you.
@@catea2551 Wonder how many days a year you get in Japan? When I was working and being a vet, my job I received 6 weeks a year and we had carry over if we didn't use it. My brother job he only received 14 days a year. I guess it would depend on how much you can accumulate. If you have days they shouldn't give you a bad time about using it.
God has you in his hands my dear Lou. Everything is going to work out exactly as you planned. You are I’m my prayer. Enjoy your new city and be safe. Take care 🤗🥰
A journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step. Boost your confidence by focusing on what you have accomplished. Setting small achievable goals will help. You will do well. You have a good mind and can learn anything you choose.
Lou, u are young and smart. Smart enough to know your mental and physical health no is number 1. Its just a door closing and another one opening. You will do just fine. Patience....much blessings to u Lou...
Liebe Lou,ich kann gut verstehen, wie es Ihnen geht.Ich lebe schon lange bewusst alleine und weiß,dass es nicht immer einfach ist,für alles selbst sorgen zu müssen.Aus den vielen Schlachten,die ich schon schlug,bin ich stärker hervor gegangen.Hinfallen ist keine Schande,aber liegen bleiben.Ich wünsche Ihnen,dass sich alles zum Guten gestaltet.Übrigens bin ich durch Ihre Videos neugierig auf Japan geworden und auch Ihre Mahlzeiten,die Sie kochen, haben mich inspiriert.Ich hoffe,dass Sie in Ihrer neuen Stadt, eben so schöne Orte finden wie zuvor 🙏
Some times things happen for a reason and maybe this is your opportunity. It is important to balance having a personal life with your work commitments, so happy that you are focusing on your wellbeing 🤗🤗🤗
Hello Lou. It’s visible how full of heavy feelings this vlog was. I am following you for a long time and I like to feel that I connect with you through what you are showing - your simple life. No matter how hard it will be for the following months, don’t give up and keep praying. I also left my country to a new one where I had no job in the beginning. I remember how hard it was, some days were better than the others, but in two months and a half I was able to find something. Even if that job was just for a year, it really prepared me for the one I have now, I am am currently 5 years in my company, plus over time I got inspired by you to vlog my life. I’ll keep you as well in my prayers, you are an inspiration ❤
I am a re-subscriber. I think you did the right thing by quitting your job. Work is not the only thing in life. I wish you the very best in finding new employment or starting your own business. You do already have RU-vid, so that’s a big plus. Don’t give up. I will definitely be rooting for you.
I'm so glad you listened to your heart and decided to make this change! Life is so precious and short, and it shouldn't be filled with unnecessary stress and anxiety. You will find your path. You are very strong and brave.😊❤
Thank you for sharing with us Lou. You were right in saying that God wouldn’t lead you to leave your job without having a purpose for it. Keep praising God in the storm. He will show you where your next path leads. Praying for you! God bless.
Lou - There's a quote I think of when going through challenges: "Tough times don't last, but tough people do." Good luck in your journey... you've got this!
So happy to see a new video!! I've been looking forward to your new journey and apartment! I must say... It takes someone with alot of courage to do what you did.. And well done for! God won't take you away from something if He has better in mind for you! Good luck with your job hunting! Thank you for still making time to make videos for your fans! 😊😊😊
I was always taught never to quit a job unless I had found another new one first. That advice has always served me well and caused less worry and panic. Always best to stay in a job until you’ve found another one. ❤
Dear Lou, I have loved your calm and soothing videos, filled with your spirit of determination for a long time. I’m glad you made a change. No one should have to work in a place where they feel like they are so unhappy because of how the company treats them. It isn’t your fault at all! I agree with other commenters that say YT is a business (not sure if that counts in Japan) but you could also sell merch, talk/write about how to move to a foreign country, teach Filipino customs and traditions…that’s educational videos. You may have another type of business completely in mind for yourself, and that’s fantastic. You are an amazing, brave and determined woman…you will succeed. I will keep you in my prayers to the universe that everything works out the way you are wishing, and I admire you for never giving up the fight. We have the same motto, “knock me down, I get back up again!” We’re all rooting for you and praying for you, you dear soul. Thank you for all that you share with us.
I LOVE your idea of her selling merch! Or even developing her own line of skin care products, cooking accessories or spices/sauces, clothing, home decor...the sky is the limit with her!
Hi. So sorry to hear of you having to leave you job and life as it was. But yes you are certainly doing the right thing as when your employers are interrogating you like you have mentioned its time to stop. You are extremely brave as most people me included have carried on and just fallen further down the black pit. With my very best wishes for the future,at least you have Faith and that will see you through and guide you. Keep up the videos. Neil.❤
The fastest way that you can get employment there is teaching English! There are always job postings for English teachers/ Assistant Language Teachers. You don’t need to be proficient in Japanese to get that job. I was an English Teacher in Nagoya and Mie area for 7 years. Even if you don’t end up loving it, it should give you ample time to find another job and not completely lose your visa.
@@itakenaps They do, but not necessarily. I’m half-Filipino half-Japanese, English is my second language. There are so many Native-level English speakers from the Philippines teaching in Japan. I taught at one of Japan’s biggest Eikaiwa companies with branches all over the country. It’s worth a try for foreigners who need a job right away to keep their working visas.
@@mistyvioletconservative.3889 Huh, weird. English is an official language of the Philippines. Most people there can speak English and Filipino fluently and you get taught both right from a young age.
Everyone is proud of you Lou , I'm very impressed by your experience and doing this alone. Great job sweet woman. I look forward to all your videos and praying that you will be very successful in all you do. 🎉
Bonjour Lou, je vous suis depuis longtemps. Vous avez très bien développé votre chaîne youtube. Continuez à la développer et faîtes nous découvrir toutes les facettes de la vie au japon. Sa cuisine, sa culture, etc comme vous l'avez fait jusqu'à présent. Certains arrivent à vivre financièrement ainsi et j'espère que ce sera le cas pour vous. Vous avez démontré que vous avez une grande volonté, vous allez réussir. Bon courage
Most important thing to realise is when you know something "feels wrong", life is too short to be stressed and work forms 75% of our day to day lives! Always love your videos they are my go to video for me and my wife for any background TV!
Dearest Lou, you are so strong! Moving is so hard physically and emotionally. Changing jobs is as well. And living in a transitional space where nothing is "yours" is so difficult. I hope as you navigate the challenges of every day, you take a moment to celebrate how far you have come and realize your strength to do this! (I want a ramen vending machine in my neighborhood!)
Dear Lou, to me it‘s perfectly clear that you don‘t really want to be employed. I‘m a business owner myself since 2014 and it‘s the best decision I‘ve made. Do it! It‘s worth it! ;-) Your videos are amazing. In my opinion YT could be your business. Lots of love from Germany!
Dear Lou. What a brave and smart decision to leave the old workplace. This shows, how strong you are and that you listen to your mind and your mental health. This is not a luxury, (mental) health is the most important thing we have and no job in Japan is worth it. You've come so far all on your own. Even if you decide do leave and find a job somewhere else, you did not fail. ❤ I'm just a woman from Switzerland, but I'm really proud of you. What about an other country (if everything fails). I mean, you speak at least 3 languages you could maybe work in customer support or something like that. Or teach other people from the Philippines on how to manage bureaucracy in Japan and so on.
I will continue to support you! You're doing an amazing job. I've watched other people in Japan and their work places are the same. Remember your health comes first and the rest will fall in place.
You give me courage, Lou, so that I can also deal with difficult life situations while being all alone in a foreign country and not to think about leaving immediately when something goes wrong. I am sure that with all your experience you will find something else. I am rooting for you and thank you so much for sharing ❤
I hope that you are enjoying life in Japan 😊 your videos inspire me as I suffer from anxiety and since discovering your channel I’ve adopted many of your habits , like eating well , keeping g my home clean and tidy and I feel so much happier A big Thankyou from me in the UK Jackie x
Hi Lou, I just discovered your channel a few days ago (and subscribed). I have been going through a dark time, but the cooking bits and organization in your videos have provided me with such comfort. The more I watched I learned you went through a dark time as well. You are so strong and you have many fans who support you. I am a permanent fan now, please never stop practicing your craft and making your lovely videos
Hi Lou C.I'm going through a similar time. Hold on and believe. Everything will turn out well. I like the way you prepare the food. Your videos are soothing. With those quotes, you reminded me of the famous Rocky movies. It doesn't matter how many times you fall, but how many times you get up. That's the only way to win. You are a strong personality Lou.I wish you happiness and love.
Change is hard but you will grow for the better because of it. I’m so proud of you. You can do this. I’m praying for you. You are not alone. God is with you always. ❤
Hi Lou C! As long as you are meeting expectations at work, you should be allowed time off to visit your family. Family is important and you have to set boundaries and there should be a work-life balance. I commend you for having the strength to walk away and find something else. The world is so big and I’m sure there are many opportunities out there for you! You’re already successful with your channel so that’s something to celebrate. Keep going and don’t stop! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
GO LOU GO!! Yes these times in life can be so anxiety producing and scary but KNOW YOUR WORTH MY FRIEND! set time each day for looking for jobs yes but also take this time to explore and be young. You really should be so proud of yourself! You make great content btw and have a real talent there. I am so rooting for you and wish I could ease your worries but truly YOU GOT THIS LOU!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Hello Lou. 🙂 Happy to hear you found a new place to live. You mentioned you might look into getting a business manager visa and I immediately thought about your RU-vid channel; there may be a visa specifically for RU-vidrs (content creators) living in Japan that you can apply for instead. I enjoy watching the King Kogi channel and the creator is a Canadian living in Japan, perhaps reaching out to her and asking her what visa status she is using to live in Japan might be helpful. If you prefer to try another business, what about a virtual assistant for businesses in the Philippines trying to make contacts and/or do business in Japan with Japanese companies. You understand the customs and business culture of Japan and know enough of the language to help companies in the Philippines make contacts, run errands in the city and help with any other tasks that need to be done there in Japan (or the reverse, any Japanese companies wanting to make business contacts in the Philippines). I hope you don't mind my suggestions and I wish you every continued success in your endeavors. GOD bless. 🙏
I never clicked so fast! Lou I would have done the same and left that job. Glad you stood up and faced the uncertainty so that you can be free of worry. It’s scary but you will persevere. Things do happen for a reason. Prayers for a great job soon or best outcome 🙏🏼 also you have a good heart don’t feel you have to explain personal things you do in your life either to people. It’s your life
I have only seen a few of your videos and they made me feel so sad and really sorry for you. You are such a sweet, kind and caring person and don't deserve to be treated unkindly. I truly hope you find a new job soon, or continue full time as a youtube creator/influencer promoting japan and products. May all your dreams come true. Never lose your sparkle.
Enjoy your time off. I hope you find the perfect job for you. You’re so brave quitting your job and moving to another city. You’re way stronger than me. God bless you. My prayers and thoughts are with you always. Love you Lou!
When I have a bad day your videos help me relax,,don’t worry we’ll be there for you,,everyone enjoy you. Just take time for yourself,leave the other stuff behind you 🌹
The uncertain is always so scary! But you will get through this! We all love you and believe in you! Thank you for letting us be a part of your journey and life, and thank you for being a part of mine!
Thank you for your latest video. It definitely makes me feel better for you. I am so proud of you for standing your ground and holding strong to your faith and values! We all support you and think of you often. You are very strong and brave with great resilience. I will continue to keep you in my prayers. We are pulling for you my friend❤
You said it yourself, there’s a reason you felt compelled to make this decision now. In my experience, even if it feels drastic and scary in the moment, it leads to better days ahead. You’re on the right path because it is yours! ❤
You're not alone. Many young people find themselves in a transitional period as they look to find a better situation for themselves. It's not comfortable, but with your faith and our support, you will find what is a better situation for you, so you can grow and become even greater! 💗💗💗
Hi Lou! I am thinking a lot at you since viewing your video. What a couragous lady you are. Everything is going to be ok. Relax, breathe and God will look after you!😊
dont worry ate lou, every time you feel anxious or sad just breathe and always know that problems are temporary and you are very brave for facing it ❤ always remember we are here for you and you are not alone, keep fighting ❤😊
I have moved many times - for school and jobs. I've lived all over the USA! I have learned that having a positive attitude and trust that the best good comes to you opens every lovely door for you! I believe you have a great deal more abilities and skills than you think. Also, you have an open mind and desire to learn and grow. You also have courage and determination. You WILL find a wonderful, prosperous new path! Leaving the old toxic company allows you so much opportunity and freedom. Many blessings!
My heart goes out to you, Lou 💗 You didn’t have to tell us why you moved, but you did and that shows how thoughtful and kind you are. I agreed with everything you said. When you shared your story I instantly knew that God has something great for you, and it’s all apart of the journey. We are rooting for you! 🙏🏼🤍✨ with love from Guam 🇬🇺
I just recently changed jobs too because my old job made me feel so stressed. Thankfully, in the US finding a job in my field of healthcare is very easy. Thank you for your transparency and sharing a bit of Japanese and Filipino culture. Hang in there!
Sending hope and good vibes your way. Don’t blame yourself you stood up for what you believed was right and your fans will always have your back when times get tough
Liebe Lou Deine Videos sind immer sehr schön .Danke dir für deine Mühe immer und das Du uns Teilhaben lässt an deinen Leben. Ich wünsche dir aus Tiefsten Herzen das du wieder Arbeit findest. ❤
You touched my heart when you said that your favorite quote is "fall down seven times rise up eight" it's my favorite too ❤. I wish you all the best in your life, have faith in both God and yourself 🙏
You can be so proud of yourself dear Lou. Taking such a huge step and choose to make your own plans, laying it also in Gods hands....you deserve to be happy and that means also in a job. I pray God will show you which direction you have to go, it all will turn out fine in the end. God bless you my friend ❤
I couldn’t wait for this video❤, so excited for you!! Always believe family first, no one has the right to make you feel bad. So proud of you and praying for you😊… lots of love Lou ❤
@@aguantecanada you seem hell bent on responding with the same negative energy to everyone who is trying to be supportive. Some people actually put their mental health and family life first. Shocker to you, yes I know but get this. Some people actually wish to be happy in life and take steps in that direction instead of 'oh, I can't quit my job because... reasons'. If her quitting her job is so devastating and detrimental to YOUR well being give her one then, yes? Start a company and carve out a position for her. Can't? Then give her the one you currently have. Still can't? Then shut up. Not everyone is as whiny, unpleasant, unhappy and annoying as you are. I enjoy watching people enjoying their lives and/or making effort to do just that. It seems odd that your goal in life for today is to be this unpleasant. DO better. BE better. FInd your happiness and stop being... you.
@@aguantecanada for someone claiming to be soooo uninterested in her situation, you spend one hell of a time to respond to everyone in the comments. Imho, you're just a bitter little person, with no success in Life and deeply unhappy about it, even if you claim otherwise in the comments. You're pathetic and rude. Otherwise you would be supportive or at least don't give a shit and don't comment in such a manner you do. Grow up and get a Life!
You're going to be just fine, Lou! I was laid off my job in November, and, like you, I am looking at this as a positive change. I am looking for a job in a different industry than before, and I know I'm going to find a great job and everything will work out. Hang in there!! You can do this!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I live in Australia. When I was young I worked for Toshiba, a Japanese company. I was shocked at how disciplined the japanese staff were. So rigid, serious, and dedicated. Being the young at heart, full of fun type person, I lasted 6 weeks there. Never again and I still have no desire to ever visit their country. Good luck Lou. Mayb the Philippines is calling you back. Don't bust yourself for a country that is not your scene.
my fiancé and i watch your videos every week. you've been such an inspiration to us that we put your quote wake up with "determination" in our house. we love you and love your content! ^-^
I don’t know whether it is realistic to start a business from scratch as a foreigner in Japan. But if so, you should go for it - find a gap in the market, you’re a good observer. And you have an entrepreneur‘s courageous soul that needs to be fed with daily (positive) challenges. All the best to you from Europe!
Exactly these people that just tell her oh quit your job RU-vid they're dumb that's not the answer. Stop giving wrong advice in case you haven't heard. Japan is one of the most expensive places to live in the world so do not encourage this woman to stop working I'm not talking about you. I'm talking about these other ding. Ding people.
I know life can be full of challenges, just remember that everything will turn out the way it’s supposed to. Wishing you the best. You’re in my prayers.❤️✌🏻🙏🏻
