Designing a simple life (minimalist habits) 😌

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0:00 Intro
0:49 Essentialism
1:59 Endowment effect
3:09 Saying no
4:17 Space
5:32 Summary
6:50 Outro
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@PickUpLimes 11 месяцев назад

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@rougeur 2 дня назад

"Embrace minimalist habits and prioritize your financial well-being by investing in yourself. Simplify your daily routine, eliminate unnecessary expenses, and direct that energy towards building wealth. Every small step counts, from automating your savings to educating yourself on smart investing. Start today and reap the rewards of a secure financial future."

@AllisonSherman657 2 дня назад

I agree with you and I believe that the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas to enable you earn more money, I don’t know who agrees with me but either way I recommend either real estate or bitcoin and stocks.

@face2lune 2 дня назад

I invested 10k in Robin hood and 401k about a year ago and it steadily went down, now my portfolio is down to $800. I don't know what to do and i am in between jobs

@rougeur 2 дня назад

@@face2lune Understanding your financial needs and making effective decisions is very essential. If I could advise you, you should seek the help of a financial advisor. For the record, working with one has been the best for my finances.

@face2lune 2 дня назад

I’m Glad i stumbled on this. Please, if its not too much of a hassle for you, can you drop the details of the expertise that assisted you and how to get in touch….

@rougeur 2 дня назад

@@face2lune I get guidance from *Susan Tori Davis* Most likely, the internet should have her basic info..

@ooknittylou Год назад

I love that someone is talking about essentialism which is the true heart of minimalism. Too often people are led to believe that minimalism is just decluttering and they miss the whole amazing point.

@paulamoors Год назад

This goes along with me being a minimalist. I’m not 100% vegan but this also seems to go well with essentialism.

@veganlunchmom Год назад

Yes!!

@gargiverma1468 Год назад

CANNOT AGREE MORE !! :)

@andresoropeza90 Год назад

I always say that minimalism is not about living with less, is about living with intention.

@chloggs1173 Год назад

It's an amazing audiobook, I might have to re listen

@qiae5047 Год назад

As someone who moved to the 'cabin in the woods' (not quite but the idea) recently, life is still life. I love it here, and life has gotten an improvement, but it's not magic. I'm still me, I brought my bad habits with me. I'm still on my phone too much. I get tired and just put a pizza in the oven instead of washing cutting and cooking veggies from the garden, and they grow bad. Work is stressful, I fight over chores with my partner. Etc etc. We all need this, we all need healing. Being able to take a walk in the woods to help with that is such a blessing.

@ConsciousOriginals Год назад

Thank you for sharing. 💙 xo

@lakshmi360 9 месяцев назад

Thank you a lot for letting us know ❤

@QuickSticks8771 7 месяцев назад

Ahh honesty ❤

@PiGuy007 Год назад

Learning how to say “no” did wonder for my mental health. 😊

@bashirauwal5825 10 месяцев назад

"Living below your means" adjust your lifestyle, be frugal, budget, save and invest. This helped me as a 6 figure earner. I've grown over a million in retirement savings with this method

@bashirauwal5825 10 месяцев назад

@Charlotte-dx4go Don't panic, start out easy, don't buy things you don't need, budget every money, always save a portion of your pay atleast 5%, invest from your paycheck; it grows and helps you accumulate wealth easily.

@bashirauwal5825 10 месяцев назад

@Charlotte-dx4goread books, gain the knowledge, set a plan or target goal to reach, get a pro financial expert lead you; follow consistently. You can also build a passive income channel from your investment

@albertcharles4415 10 месяцев назад

Investing is a good one! I felt the heavens the first time I got my investment dividends 😁....been on it ever since

@bashirauwal5825 10 месяцев назад

Yes I recommend Rachel Blanc. I will recommend her service to anyone and everyone, she's awesome. I've had a great run

@bashirauwal5825 10 месяцев назад

Rachel Blanc has a great online presence and physically located in New York.

@badyG Год назад

- summery - when you create a "mental breathing space", learn to say no, and eliminate the nonessentials. then we are on track to live a simpler life. 1. Essentialism: - find what's really matters and strip away all the rest - make time for the vital few rather than the trivial many 2. Endowment effect : - ask yourself if it's essential or not - act as if you already don't own it, would I put an effort to get it again? 3. saying no - If it isn't a "hell yes" then it's a No - we saying No to the nonessential to free up time and space to the essential few. 4. space - create the mental breathing space in your own place

@ragavivijayan5403 Год назад

Cool....thank for the summary.

@yazhinimurugan1338 Год назад

👏

@klamblessed 9 месяцев назад

Plan on reading the book! This bares witness to my soul, have started minimizing and love the uncluttered life. Essentialism is the next step, thanks for sharing❤

@inspiringmorning587 Год назад

Life is simple, but people tend to complicate it, chasing things they don’t need and forget to live life!❤

@ayampencen6363 Год назад

Sungguhhhh 👍👍👍

@fairyintothewild8443 Год назад

For all those who long for the cabin life, I have been living in a cabin in the woods of Sweden for several years now and still face the same challenges. It really is about priorities and focus...

@planetwalker798 7 месяцев назад

Thank you for sharing this

@sheralbee Год назад

I appreciate that you addressed the recent rise in "cottagecore" content. It's so easy to forget that the content people create, images, stories, vlogs, snapshots, are heavily curated through editing to show only the rosy and glossy and highly aesthetic. I want everyone to have access to their natural areas and feel connected to nature, but I often worry that the simplistic ideas shown via social media let's us forget why "cottagecore" is actually so appealing. The effort to live in nature sustainably, with a strong balance of giving to the earth along with taking is what you don't see in the "cottagecore" content. Anyway, I agree, essentialism is the way forward. I like to pair it with environmentalism so my priorities, plans, and goals align with a healthy and thriving planet

@niranjanamaheswari Год назад

Exactly.... in name of minimalism they themselves have created huge importance to background , sound quality load with asthetic editing...

@kayenacur Год назад

Cottagecore also doesn't show when you got the insides of your boots wet and feel like you will never feel warm and cozy again.

@antonost5055 9 месяцев назад

Finally a simply great comment

@planetwalker798 7 месяцев назад

Yes to this and caring about the Earth! Do not go out and cut down trees! I also notice, the presenters don't mention a location (at least in general). I bring this up because I'm not going to pollute the Earth driving, trying to "find it". I take the notion, like with this lovely video, and thing where can I walk or bike for what I can Nature Time....

@dodid0 Год назад

“Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.” -Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

@hafsachaudhary2240 Год назад

I really believe that all of this aligns with my faith (islam) which is why it's been easy for me to live this way.

@jordansarkisian Год назад

Getting rid of most clothes in my closet, most apps in my phone, most effects in my editor, when you build around only what’s crucial to your life and strip away as much unneeded noise as possible…game changer for enjoying life imo. Consumerism is such a drag and holds you back from so many things, including just the ability to think more clearly/focused on what you love and are passionate about…keep it simple;)

@KindnessHappinessClub Год назад

True

@nafise1614 Год назад

My friend.. You're absolutely right.. Seems you have deep thoughts. Honestly, what makes me bring down is having a rich sister who has spent a great deal of money on whatever she wants.. if I had stopped thinking about what she has and what I don't have, I would have been more satisfied with my life now

@danielam.1563 Год назад

I just want to add, that not every person can feel the "hell yes". If you are a fearful person for example, you might just feel "no" all the time. That doesn't mean you should say no all the time. Thanks for your channel ❤️ I love these kind of videos even more than the cooking ones ❤️ but I love both.

@kpacubo. Год назад

as a person who knows how "hell yes" feels like, i didnt even realize that other people can have this experience. 100% valid statement. if anyone feels like that, try to work first through the illusions of anxiety, fear and shame, so you get to know the sound of your true self's voice.

@gingerweasel2 Год назад

Similar to my thoughts when watching this video. It's good advice for someone who's already doing too much, but as an introvert that has to really push myself to maintain the social connections that I value, the idea of having my standard being "only the social activities I would go out and actively work to make happen on my own" would end up with me in solitude for potentially months at a time, lol. But I feel like I'm at a good balance right now, of pushing myself to do more but still listening for when my battery is running low and being willing to say no at strategic points so that the more socially inclined don't end up draining me too much. And I like the advice about whether I would go out of my way to get the items have, I'm working on decluttering right now and I think this will be a very helpful question to ask.

@katy8605 Год назад

yes this is what I was wondering about because I think I would just about always say no and I don't always know if it's for the right reasons. Maybe I am just staying in my introvert comfort zone and I'm eventually going to end up alienating everyone I know because majority of the time I find being social nonessential.

@koellekind Год назад

Such an important point! Thank you for this addition!

@beingavinav Год назад

These exactly were my thoughts too... I feel depressed of late & don't feel like 'hell yes' for anything..everything seems like a. big 'NO'.

@behest196 Год назад

I wish sadiya has her audio book.. So we could hear her soothing voice routinely 🤩

@chantaloehy4732 Год назад

"Unfortunately, most of us can't just get up and leave to live in a cabin in the woods" THANK YOU for addressing this. I've been watching those cottage videos for a long time now and dreamt of having such a life. The fact that essentialism and making time for the important things AND NOT A LIFE IN A COTTAGE is what brings us a happier and simpler life is what I really needed to hear right now. Thank you Sadia, I appreciate your youtube channel so freaking much.

@margaritamayorgapunongbaya2304 Год назад

Hi people around the 🌍 that watched this video! Hi Sadia! I'm happy because of this video; don't get me wrong I💛 the general pick up limes content but I have to say that this kind of videos fill me in a good and positive way. WE NEED MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS IN THIS CHANEL. I miss those where you were with a cup of tea! Sending love to all of you!

@lucidity_world Год назад

It's true. In this time now more then ever I want people in my life who help me to rebalance myself and she is a youtuber who embodies what I want in terms of psychologically: to be more grounded, calm, kind in ways and words, curious, playful in nature. Altho you see it come out in all her videos, getting to sit with her and witness these features front and centre. It makes me feel less lonely. Nice people are in short supply these days.

@trock8930 Год назад

Such a healthy message. I do live a simple life in the mountains, and noticed I was sharing too much info of my daily views, and news. The result was too many opinions, and noise. I got off social media, canceled subscriptions for materialism, decluttering even more, and am now concentrating on self care.

@MrRKWRIGHT Год назад

I couldn't have said it better myself.

@PrismaticVagabond77 Год назад

Living in a bustling city like Seoul, it can be really hard to find those quiet moments because even if you become more mindful, there are still lights, ads, and people creating content ALL around! Try to find a peaceful moment at river, but everyone is just posing and taking pictures. You start to feel weird and out of place for just enjoying something with your eyes. And, in my case... I get quite annoyed in my quest for a peaceful moment. I think with the explosion of social media apps, we've become so backwards. Nature is no longer a thing to appreciate, but instead a thing to enhance our own appreciation. I think I heard it from the minimalists, "we have all of these people taking all of these photos to places they never even experienced." Take the picture so you can remember the moment and the beauty of the scene, but also remember to be in the moment. Pictures of beautiful places also help later when you maybe don't have time to go out. you can look through your camera roll and revisit the things you found beautiful and relaxing that day. I'm not sure if any of that makes sense, but I hope you can understand my meaning.

@MissWilhelmina888 Год назад

Thank you for this. My mother had a heart attack two weeks ago, she has recovered completely but it was a really tough experience for my family. My dog got sick, and I failed a class at school. My head was not were it was supposed to be, and almost triggered a depressive episode. Then this video showed up. Thank you Saida ❤️

@mallorygraf8574 Год назад

I love living in my coastal city! Right outside my door is: corner store, Chase bank and a hair-stylist, a donut shop and a coffe shop, book store, 3 Asian restaurants ( Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese) a real estate office, two more banks, an old school bar and also oil change place for cars. All within one block of where I live. Cannot imagine living in a cottage in the middle of a forest with no one around but I must admit it is relaxing watching the cottage videos.

@dellson8274 Год назад

i live in a gated community in florida that has all of that plus close to beaches, laundry service, golf carts, landscaping, green woods, a banks, hospital, pharmacy, emergency doctors, day care, spa, 10 sports facilities, sauna and masseuse in the country club and a coffee shop. i dont need a bakery since i bake as a hobby or immediate restaurants cause i eat healthy and cook myself. if i need these i can drive 30 minutes somewhere. oh and i live in 'burbs farrrrr away from miami or tampa or any big city. i also have a sense of community and about ten activity groups of people of varied backgrounds and education and skills. so no, the future forward is self sufficient mini communities more attuned to nature, healthcare and hobby building as AI takes over. jobs for you and your kids will be redundant in cities in a decade or three and the rents will be unimaginable. building a modern gated community with greens, parks, private security and emergency care will attract most humans. whether in the western world or developing world. hence, your lifetstyle is fleeting and will be un affordable soon enough. youre (basically the salaried or wage classes) one health emergency away from moving back with parents if you dont already own your "city" home or inherited it. those are the only kind can thrive in cities. the land owning "gentry" class, not the "salaried" class.

@mallorygraf8574 Год назад

@@dellson8274 Well, we can agree to disagree...we have one of best healthcare hospitals here which is 10 minutes by public transit. But besides that...for me living in a gated community doesn't sound like my cup of tea at all but I'm sure it's yours so enjoy your part of the coast in Florida and I'll enjoy my part of the coast in CA.😉

@melaniej.roberts206 Год назад

@@dellson8274 Wow that is extremely negative thinking.

@dellson8274 Год назад

@@melaniej.roberts206 that is practical thinking and planning for the future. only the salaried classes who think health problems wont happen or inherited houses in cities classes live in lala lands and city centres. not a single person with an eye to the future and the state of crime and rental increases is planning to "live in cities forever." everyone is making plans for good suburban exits and wholesome community centered lifestyles.

@elizabethpadillamartinez9182 Год назад

Dear Sadia, you May not see this! But I am a huge fan. Got lost for a bit after having my baby, but I am so grateful to be back and am here watching your channel 🥲 you have no idea how much light you bring to me. Sending you a really warm hug ))(( and love as always ❤

@adrianstavrakis9126 Год назад

I see PUL notification, I pause everything non-essential, I click :)

@hannamario2823 Год назад

I've been missing your minimalism videos for the longest time Sadie!! Looking forward for more 🤍💗

@HannahMarieee Год назад

Me tooo

@araceligomezcastro6963 Год назад

yes, we need an updated version but with practical examples, please

@joaofurtado4406 Год назад

The idea that if something is not a 'Hell yes!', then it's a 'No', is genius, and it has immediately helped me give an answer to something that was upseting and worrying me for days - thank you for that! Your content is always amazing, by the way.

@alinabelousova Год назад

"Essentialism" is my favourite book - it helped me a lot after a burnout.

@DW... 8 месяцев назад

I long for the ⛱️ life 🌞 Learning that the word "no" is a complete sentence will change your life🩷

@suigeneris6397 Год назад

Thank you SO MUCH. I needed this video more than ever today. I recently lost my mom and grandpa and moved from the US to England. Today I received the items from my old life in the US that I had shipped over here to England. I grieved all the stuff I had to leave behind but I'm looking to live a more simple, minimalist life.

@PickUpLimes Год назад

I wish I could reach through the screen and give you a big hug, Sui. I'm so, so incredibly sorry for your loss. I hope you're surrounded by people who are offering their support and comfort, and I hope there are some beautiful memories living inside the items that made their way over to you from back home. Sending you all my love 🌻

@zetristan4525 Год назад

@@PickUpLimes That's so funny you called the writer "Sui"!😅 "Sui generis" is, in and of itself, a Latin phrase now used in English. Take care, dear writer. I also had an aunt pass away this week, and Sadia's wise voice comes along to keep life feeling kind nonetheless🤗

@freak49 Год назад

I just moved into (another) studio apartment after over 30 years in my previous one and my main objective was to get rid of all the junk I accumulated over the years and start all over. If I haven't used or seen something with in the past year or so, it was either pitched, donated, or recycled.

@curly_tons Год назад

You talk so smoothly that I can hear u for whole day... Also Listening to u is like reading a good book thanks ❤️

@kirsten5723 Год назад

I think the constant input is why we have so much trouble sleeping. Our minds haven't had any time to just process our thoughts of the day. I'm really trying to break the online habit. I'm trying to remember how I spent my days 8, 10 years ago and it was so much more enriching than hearts on an app. Gotta get back to me.

@DouglasFisher 8 дней назад

When I am at my Off-Grid cabin in the mountains… My life feels simple. Very little seems important other than appreciation for the experience. I eat better, sleep better, and feel better. I spend as much time here as possible. It works for me and I wish everyone could feel this simplicity. I was inspired to explore this life by Richard Proenneke. If you are not familiar, he is worth a bit of research imho.

@jan26597 Год назад

Awe our family is hitting 4M soon! 😍💙

@PickUpLimes Год назад

Wild, eh! 🤯 🥰

@elluh1987 Год назад

You explain it so clearly but "lightly" 👌😊

@apb8813 Год назад

This is such a cool coincidence! I was re-watching Mad Men and was so touched by Don's monologue in S4 E8: "We're ruined because we get these things we wished for we had". We want things, without ever asking ourselves why-and then have to battle the emptiness we are left with when we finally get them. Definitely a topic worth reflecting on.

@tayagreen7517 Год назад

With the saying no to non essential friend meet ups, I would say that it completely depends on the person as I am not social at all and so every outdoor outing if I have food in the house is non essential. I have lost many friends from saying no due to the mind set of 'i can spend more time at home if I don't go'

@CAstudentlife101 Год назад

I need this kind of videos more often. It just brings me into presence.

@explorer.samrat Год назад

We often take the fundamental and basic things of life (health, time, being alive etc) for granted...and hunt for physical temptations of the external world (a temptation that actually can never be fulfilled as it's infinite). Only when we start losing those "Basic" things of life, we actually start valuing them and stop craving for more and more of the materialistic world. Minimalism can only be learnt after someone loses something which he/she once took for granted. 😊

@karthikvijay5678 11 месяцев назад

For many years I have been focused on minimalizing and being happy with less stuff. Over the years I did notice that some things were added and some things were reduced. I learned I wasn’t fully a minimalist but rather an essentialist because there were so many things I had I didn’t need and valued to those that I did value. It also affected other areas of my life to taking care of my health and having good friends which create an abundance by having a better quality of life. Thanks for sharing this video, this is something I’m continuing to work on and helps to refer to videos like this ❤

@elenamariavargasdepena2267 Год назад

I am not vegan, vegetarian or anything like that. I have thought about it, for health benefits, and I watch your videos religiously. I find peace and calm in your way and your voice, and would love to see more like this 💕

@jojow8416 Год назад

I was blessed with an near death accident that in addition to causing life long physical challenges, I also suffered a near death accident that took away my memory. I had a brain like a new born baby which required me to relearn everything. The blessing was that all the stuff in my life meant nothing to me. I didn't recognize it as mine, or that I had made it so releasing it to charity was so easy. Since I can no longer drive, or walk without the occasional assistance from my dear husband, getting out is no longer an option so I have found deep enjoyment in being at home in a quiet and now uncomplicated life. T.V. was never a source of entertainment because I grew up in a log house on a glacier lake in the wilderness of Canada where my surrounding was filled with things to explore and the sound of nature. Yes, we can all create a life filled with harmony by asking ourselves "do I need it, or do I just want it?" Since my accident our Heavenly Father has been with me every step of my amazing journey and He has given me strength on the days that challenge the most. God Bless you for all that you share and keep shining out your radiant light. 🙏

@dhritikhurana136 Год назад

I love her voice. Her videos and I wish I could listen to podcasts or like audiobook narrated by her

@kpacubo. Год назад

To add to the "mental breathing space" idea, don't be afraid to sit with boredom. Sure, it would feel like you're wasting time, but without that you're constantly overwhelming yourself with stimuli (particularly non-essential stimuli).

@jrbracy Год назад

Life has become full of distractions and inauthenticity. A cabin-in-the-woods escape is just what what many of us are craving; a connection to nature where we can just BE!! 💜

@datangpdx Год назад

I found your videos not only very rich in contents, but also very cinematically beautiful. Who is the videographer? Must be an amazing guy.

@pandahot586 Год назад

I am not happy with my life , and all of sudden your video pop out , and I watch it through~ quite interesting thanks ~

@rainbowstar4360 Год назад

Really big fan of your channel and content. Why is your videos so good that I could literally watch every single video you ever made if I had all the time in the world just to do that.

@yasminakbari346 Год назад

The photography in this video is just stunning. Loved every moment

@keziah7488 Год назад

watching this video alone gave me so much peace, and removed anxiety i didnt even notice was there. thank you. also really love the concept of the endowment effect - definitely going to try this.

@andreagg2371 Год назад

I love minimalism, it makes Life so much lighter 😌

@CarolGasses Год назад

Read Greg’s book years ago. Changed my life!

@user-hj6oo2xh5i 2 месяца назад

Yes this is the way 2 self success inside of a loving relationship ❤❤❤

@deepikahotta9684 Год назад

Your voice calms me down.

@kimberlyrepe6672 Год назад

Yes! We need more messages like this in the world! 💕

@mariahquinn3780 Год назад

I love all your audible talks ❤️ Your book recommendations over the years have been amazing!

@brigit6168 Год назад

Minimalist PUL videos remind me of what’s truly important ❤

@debolina8609 Год назад

Please make more of this kind of videos alongside the recipe ones! These are gold✨

@NadiaBananaa Год назад

Sadia! How do you make these videos so soothing 💕 I love these minimalistic videos so much and I’m so happy you make them occasionally. Got really excited to see the notification. Thanks for making my day!

@dunja997 Год назад

I really enjoy watching your videos, each of them, and after watching this one I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate that you shot your own scenes and didn't use stock videos. Everything that you do is so beautifully created 🥰

@ainoruoste9338 Год назад

This book has been very important to me for many years. I'm happy you recommended it to your audience.

@CAJanviShah Год назад

How peaceful it is to watch this video! Loved it ❤️

@artfullyzen233 Год назад

I am all about this. A simple life is truly what we crave. Thank you Sadia for this video. Such an important message.

@mullatta12 11 месяцев назад

Breath of fresh air. Gracias 😊

@arzitharachakonda3628 Год назад

This is the only video which made sense to me lately!! It is one of the refreshing contents. Thank you and keep doing more of it.

@amy-ca9104 Год назад

Your voice is so soothing I think you should start your own podcast 🥰🥰

@FitterThanYesterdayWorkout Год назад

Thank you for everything you did Sadia! I always find peace and a little joy in watching your videos regardless of the subjects.

@yvetteglynos9413 Год назад

Just what I needed. You hit the nail on the head with essentialism. Didn't know that that is a thing. But this is what I've been searching for. Thank you for putting my feelings into words.

@nourgharbieh2251 Год назад

There is just so much hype around the idea to leave everything behind and seek joy as if everyone is priviliged enough to sustain themselves this way. You've nailed this concept👌🏼

@latoyaever1 Месяц назад

Thank you for sharing. I truly enjoyed this. I caught myself smiling, as it resonated with me so deeply.

@nehamainra Год назад

And this video is the reason I started following Pick Up Limes!

@ADJ912 Год назад

Wow… really great video! Also right in time before black Friday sales. Will help me save some money on non-essentials😁😁😁

@alizfarkas5185 Год назад

I so needed this today. Thank you, Sadia! You're a blessing. 💝

@mansigupta5665 Год назад

You are literally my favorite RU-vidr.

@melaniej.roberts206 Год назад

I have not heard of essentialism before. I have realized that this is who I am at my core, more than simply minimalism. Thank you for this video!

@kshizzle11 Год назад

Teatime Tuesday 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

@shyamvj5584 Год назад

Your videos are full of positive vibes. This is a much needed video for me right now as I am one of the person who thinks everything is essential, well it's a stepping stone towards a simple life.

@AshleyBitton Год назад

Love these ideas! Since recovering from my eating disorder I'm all about keeping things simple and hassle free ❤💕💕🥰 sending lots of love to you! 💜

@ArpitArora1 Год назад

You are filled with Possitivity and Beautiful smile ✨✨

@niranjanamaheswari Год назад

Not everything is our competition, it's OK to eliminate ❤

@niranjanamaheswari Год назад

OMG a heart 🙀🙈

@farmgirlinthecity1430 4 месяца назад

Your radiance of joy makes me happy. Thank you.

@gayatribsabu1639 Год назад

Hey Sadia...been missing these videos of yours !! Oh how I miss your teatime Tuesdays with these kinds of topics. More power to you 💕

@tejasrigopi7368 Год назад

what a positivity! Hands down Sadia will be the most influential and top #1 calming podcast if she ever enters into that!!

@anjalic6883 Год назад

❤️ I've been really missing your habit & lifestyle based videos. Always loves your way of presentation. It's so charismatic. Keep going 🥰.

@jeremytorgersen Год назад

Excellent video, I very much resonate with continually curating an essential, simple life.

@Secret.millionaire Год назад

Simplify any thing lead to great result

@Wellness_Coach_Neha Год назад

Loved the idea of essentialism.. esp for someone who is obsessed about making even trivial things n events perfect!

@aparnasrinivasan633 Год назад

Always waiting for your video! And sometimes I binge watch your videos for some feel good vibe, even though I know the content. I have a request. Could you please make a video on how to be a Vegan outside food aspect as well? If you can do a vlog, even better. for example, what kinda clothes and cosmetics do you shop that are cruelty free? what material (for clothes) do you buy? footwear? etc. Would love to know. please do a video on that! Thanks :)

@kiri6562 Год назад

Really loved the messages in this video. If I’m having a hard time saying no to social stuff I ask myself if this event was cancelled would I feel relief or disappointment. If it’s relief then maybe it shouldn’t be a priority. Doesn’t work every time but is definitely something I find helpful.

@ashashankar29 Год назад

Thank you. Love the simplicity in all your videos

@MarshmilloJB Год назад

I’ve been a minimalist for the past 5 years. I’m excited to be an essentialist for the next 5

@denisemarie485 Год назад

Loved this video. Thanks for posting this one. Nice to have watched it on a day when I decluttered my living room even more than it was. It feels so inviting, stress free and most of all zen like with all neutral colors, textures, warm wood and lots of green plants. Now for a warm cup of tea 🤗

@ChenInCanada Год назад

I have heard many people saying the same idea. But at the end your words sinked in. ❤thank you

@nehahans8695 Год назад

@Sadia: listening and watching you is so therapeutic ❤ thank you for creating such amazing content! 🙌

@arshaddurrani3885 Год назад

Such a relaxing,cheerful face, talking sense, leading to an alternative most of us need urgently.

@Sonya_Barnes_On_Move Год назад

Love this. I went through this several years ago and it’s been tough since I lost touch with friends that only invited to social events but declined personal connection experience invites (ie, I’d decline going to a bar or drinking party, but invite to coffee or lunch and be declined). But I have found deeper connections with friends, as well.

@koellekind Год назад

Were these people really friends to begin with? :)

@deici Год назад

I can't help, but think of this: Michael always says "K-I-S-S. Keep it simple, stupid." Great advice. Hurts my feelings every time. Dwight

@AlbertoCriscioneScultore Год назад

I had a relax just listening your voice 😌

@keshvi Год назад

Thank you for existing! 💕💞

@cecillevermeeren7358 Год назад

Thank you for this beautiful video! Keep inspiring!!Sending cheers from Cebu, Philippines. We left Breda, NL last Sept 2021 and this road to existentialism and intentional living feels like an attractive road to take in our new beginnings.