I threw it all away ✨ What growing up with less taught me about Minimalism

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In the end, I chose to let minimalism set me free, & my "successful life"? I chucked it all away.
How you grow up affects you forever, but we always have a choice. You’d think growing up with less would make want more as an adult, but the opposite turned out to be true.
When I had to rewrite my life story anew, it was the lessons and habits I’d learnt growing up with less I turned to instinctively.
This is my story.
0:00 - How my childhood shaped me as an adult
4:07 - Lessons Death taught
5:16 - Minimalism set me free
5:40 - What growing up with less taught me about Minimalism
6:47 - How we’ve lived minimally the past 12 years
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@JeanVoronkova Год назад

Do you think your childhood determines who you are as an adult, or do you also believe we can choose?

@michaelchristophergutierre7244 Год назад

We are programmed as children by our environment. Our caretakers and experiences shape our world view (good or bad). But we have something called resilency that gives us the strength to change to be better. Nature vs. nurture. Its not binary but both influence who we become But we have the keys to the kingdom. Life will either make us bitter or better. It was and is a tough process but i chose better Thank you Jean for your content Michael.

@h28628 11 месяцев назад

Priority changes, but my dream to travel the world never change since childhood. I used to think I need a lot money to travel the world but working holiday in oversea taught me the other way. I used to think my job and career are my primary objective but corporate world & red-tape are cruel. I used to think money is more important but burnout and resignation gave me a relief. I earn less now as compared to a fix job & salary, but my investment income is sufficient to cover my daily life and travel now. Typical Asian mindset always money money home la ...

@vinozarazzi5633 11 месяцев назад

❤I am so lucky to have found your amazing channel❤

@shawntolani5354 11 месяцев назад

Our childhood and our values being taught by our parents determine who we are

@vinozarazzi5633 11 месяцев назад

@@shawntolani5354 These factors determine a part of our starting point. And we can can become aware of our behaviors and develop. Thats why we have the field of psychology.

@Kopie0830 Год назад

When your a minimalist, you don't have to worry about your stuffs and you only enjoy the best.

@Giul_Ranz 5 месяцев назад

Hi Jean I had a similar upbringing in Sydney. My family are Italian and I remember both my parents working so hard to pay the mortgage, bills, food and to clothe us. Mum used to shop at St Vincent De Paul for clothes, and I use to enjoy going with her, searching for $1 dresses and shoes etc. it was so much fun. It taught me to how to turn a simple little outfit into something Beautiful. I became so creative with my clothing. I’m such a bargain shopper because of that experience. I had one stuffed dog which I adored. We spent most weekends down the beach playing in the sand and rock climbing. Dad grew his own vegetables and we had chickens too. I thank my parents for giving us the simple things in life, great food, adventures in nature and showering us with love. I appreciate everything and have so much gratitude because of it. We don’t need a lot of stuff that’s for sure. I cut my hair too! lol 😂 love your channel 💖

@TeslaTennis 4 месяца назад

I cried listening to this because it hit home for me

@simply.k3573 Год назад

I'm over 50 and have lived almost my entire life with very few possessions, just because I've always dislike clutter in my home or surroundings, plus I traveled a lot as I grew older. I never knew the word "minimalist" existed until about 7 years ago on RU-vid, but still don't understand why people feel the need to label themselves. We all live under very different circumstances/environment, so live your life the way you see fit and just be happy 🥰

@arvindgupta3864 5 месяцев назад

Your Story narration is very heart touching, calm and it gives alot of peace !! Love to watch your videos.. thank you Jean

@xinleizhang9624 11 месяцев назад

To really understand and come into peace with who you are is a liberating feeling. All my life I have genuinely listened/trusted what society/mainstream seemed to be good. I studied hard and got into the best school, joined sports team, participated in social event, found a good job/what people viewed as a respectable job, and really performed and worked diligently. However, deep down I’m always in stress. I realize I’ve been doing everything that conflict with who I am. It’s like an introvert trying to fake it as an extrovert. I made peace with myself since. Fancy material things/meeting society expectations means nothing to my inner peace. I just wanna be nice to myself now and life a simpler life where I belong.

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

love this - thank you for sharing, and am so glad you seem like you're much happier now that you found your true path :)

@br8979 Год назад

I think having plenty of love to go around is what makes you truly rich. It's the most important thing in life and a cornerstone to be successful

@JeanVoronkova Год назад

fully agree :) my furkid brings me so much joy hehe

@kamolhengkiatisak1527 Год назад

My generation (I am 71) works hard just to survive and provide a good home for children. So I am used to minimalist lifestyle and I am truly happy. Glad to hear that a younger generation who can earn a high income chooses to live minimalist lifestyle. My daily expense is less than $5 including 3 meals. This is possible if you live in Bangkok's perimeter. In my housing village, freshly brewed hot capuchino costs only $1 (30 baht) and box meal is also $1. I have retired for 11 years now and my savings don't even dip as interests from investment fund is enough to cover my annual expense. I don't buy clothes for one year now and every year, I gather some old clothes and donate them to charities.

@mayolasbones6831 Год назад

Good for you.

@JeanVoronkova Год назад

Hey man thanks for sharing the details about your retirement minimalist lifestyle on outskirts of Bangkok it’s so interesting n useful to know an alternative like that exists (in case we ever move from Bali lol). We loved the food in Bangkok too when we visited earlier this year, and I love the lifestyle u described - I also prefer quiet living over city life

@sxleung 4 месяца назад

Your childhood reminds me a lot of my own. I grew up in public housing with both my parents always working, saving things in case it is useful in the future, and repairing as much as possible. Unfortunately, my parents never got that big break and still lives in the same public housing unit (USA) where I grew up over 50 years ago now. Similar to you, I got a good job and saved money but therapy has helped me understand that it was to build a sense of safety and stability that was missing in my childhood. I’m turning 50 now and have found your videos helpful to release my need for stability and find the courage to embrace the uncertainty of not having income and moving to another country where I can geoarbitrage my savings. Thank you for making this video. It’s adding to my courage to make the move, quit my job and start living in a more meaningful way ❤

@sanja12 9 месяцев назад

yes, so true the true values of life are the kindness and what we have in our heart.

@evb1601 4 месяца назад

I did the same and we are soooo happy. We often remark that we live so well...we have slipped through a crack that few find.

@user-ml5kq9ci5q Год назад

I agree, childhood determine who I'm today, but we still can choose❤❤

@JeanVoronkova Год назад

Self determination despite childhood conditioning 💪🏼😍

@linnysheff 5 месяцев назад

I love your channel! You popped up in my feed with one of your viral videos about living with no ambition. And I cannot stop watching your content. it brings me comfort and hope that I can change my life for the better as well. Thank you for sharing your story!

@JeanVoronkova 5 месяцев назад

thank you Linny - i'm glad the videos resonate so much with you. Thanks for listening 😊🌻

@SagaJohanna Год назад

I absolutely LOVED this video! Although I'm pretty good at not wanting more stuff, I struggle feeling like I don't have enough money, and sometimes it feels as though that dream number I have envisioned in my bank account just keeps growing. This was the first time I actually got some relief from that, because impermanence means it does not matter in the end! Thank you

@yutaka6936 5 месяцев назад

Hello, Jean I was awestruck by your courageous decision to settle down in Bali, giving up on your promising career as a corporate lawyer in Singapore. I was all about passing the bar exam in Japan in my twenties and failed at it. But when I visited Tianyar in Bali for volunteering in education, I realized being surrounded by nonchalant local kids is my purpose of life, Ikigai! Ever since then, I have meaning to move to Bali. I have been struggling with financial planning so far. But your videos encourage me so much. Thank you, and I hope you and your husband do well.

@dominichill1492 Год назад

Jean this is what makes you stand out from other people on RU-vid, because you give us all life lessons, and you help us people who listen to you grow up. Jean also you are a positive influence in the RU-vid community in my opinion Jean sweetheart. I will always support you Jean my favorite RU-vidr.

@michaelchristophergutierre7244 Год назад

I love your channel, and i share it with friends. I will be starting to chronicle my own journey on social media ... 6 years ago, i was making 125,000 usd , i my own home living in Silicon Valley. Then I Retired early, sold my home, donated, and gave away everything i owned but my car and two suitcases of belongings Visited SEA and then covid hit and ended up in the caribbean. Made a lot of mistakes on the way but kept moving forward. Now im going back to SEA, and hopefully will settle in thailand. Thank you and everyone for the inspiration.

@br8979 Год назад

You have created a beautiful life for yourself that you enjoy, that the greatest goal we can reach. There will always be people who don't understand your choices but you should be proud of yourself for being authentic and living the life that's right for you. Listening to your story made me very emotional and your voice is very soothing, thank you for sharing and the beautiful video. Lots of love ❤

@JeanVoronkova Год назад

thank you for listening to my story 😊🌻

@vinozarazzi5633 11 месяцев назад

@@JeanVoronkova Did you ever check out Eckhart Tolle?

@shawntolani5354 Год назад

Awesome!!!! Love It!!!! Especially when you said bought your mom Gucci bag on your first pay check .Gave me goosebumps!

@mariawoodspersonaldevelopment 11 месяцев назад

What a beautiful video! You are wise beyond your years❤

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

Thank you Maria - this video meant a lot to me and was very personal - so i'm glad you liked it :)

@RomanVarl Год назад

Thank you for sharing such personal things 😊

@mengpootan9465 Год назад

Thanks so much Jean for this heart warming video. You are so transparent in sharing on growing up.

@adammorra3813 Год назад

Jean I am so proud of you! You found what makes you happy and live a joyful life, spreading that joy around the world. Most people don't have the courage you do to just run with it.

@user-ri4ln2lb5m 9 месяцев назад

love,love,really love this video.thank you for the helpful videos always ms jean

@PursuingImpact Год назад

Jean, your soothing voice always makes me feel so good. Beautiful video, and your message is right on. Keep up the great work! 🙏

@debward3712 Год назад

Thank you Jean ❤

@pramodsnayak837 Год назад

Loved your video. So true. 🙂 Wish you a happy life ahead.

@karenellaway869 Год назад

Great video , i hear you loud and clear , thank you ..

@docselva Год назад

excellent Jean...will share.

@jayaramanramakrishnan3251 Год назад

Beautiful discovery you have made of your life and elegantly stated with your soothing voice, nicely thought out and well written! I have similar beliefs and enjoy your journey!!

@mohammadhasniibrahim9752 Год назад

Great sharing Jean! Agree on hoarding items at home. We realized that so many things were not used when we are moving back to our new house. So much were donated since they were kept in boxes for three years and we don’t ever look for them.

@raysorayaray Год назад

Jean 🎉 all the very best in life, I was in bali for 12 days, left bali on the 4th of august. Bali is my dream land

@YashoShasho 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for creating your channel & sharing what you have gained in experience & wisdom. We appreciate your honesty. It is beautiful. An inspiration for humanity.

@BrianBaileyedtech Год назад

This is a really good video. You have gained the wisdom that few have. I also learned these lessons the hard way.

@JeanVoronkova Год назад

🙏🤓

@tiashadae1143 8 месяцев назад

I can relate to your story so much, thank you for sharing! ❤

@JeanVoronkova 8 месяцев назад

I'm so glad, thank you for letting me know this resonated with you

@peg9459 11 месяцев назад

Dear Jean, thank you very much for your inspirational videos, Happiness seems to be overflowing from your blog.I believe what counts is compassion and happiness. You seemed to have found both. Great and good for you two. Have fun and enjoy life. Best wishes. Peg

@wry10 Год назад

Jean, your content is awesome. I recently retired (at age 55) and I can totally relate to everything you talk about. I wish I had the means to quit my job decades earlier (but alas, the technology was not yet there). I'm still getting acclimated to having so much time to explore every aspect of life that I had neglected for so many years. I really appreciate the affirmation. Terima kasih! (I hope the translation is correct)

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

thank you - I'm glad it resonated with you :) this video meant a lot to me and was very personal - so i'm glad you liked it :)

@macym1703 Год назад

Thank you for sharing this. This is beautiful, I actually teared up. As I age, this is the life I truly want and I hope someday I will have the courage to pursue this route. I love all of your videos! ❤

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

Thank you Macy i'm so glad this video resonated with you since its so personal to me :)

@user-jt4ol4oj2y 11 месяцев назад

this is the most beautiful speech I have ever heard, thank you so much.

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

thank you :) this video meant a lot to me and was very personal - so i'm glad you liked it :)

@MIdnightChick197 11 месяцев назад

I love your story. It mirrors my own childhood and the sacrifices. After years of acquiring nice clothes and things, I constantly work to minimalize and keep only what is used and brings joy. Your hair has a pretty pinkish cast from the middle of the head on down. I would love to hear how you achieved this hue.

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

Thank you dear, happy to hear we're on similar paths! I think about the hair - it's actually the leftover from a dye job some months ago which i then black-dyed over - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8A8N4GQG9D0.html here's the video of what i did from my hair channel lol - so yeah the pinkish cast - not really intentional but hey glad you like it!

@richardfoo7379 11 месяцев назад

Well said Jean, you know what makes you happy & what you want in life cheers

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

Thanks Richard - this video meant a lot to me and was very personal - so i'm glad you liked it :)

@marizramos8619 2 месяца назад

❤❤❤thank u for being an inspiration❤

@donroy7825 11 месяцев назад

Hello again my friend Jean 👋 !! Thanks for this ‘long term’ over view 😊👍 !! Lives well lived, and eventually working out the best course of action, and way of life for yourselves 👩🏼‍🤝‍👨🏻🏡 ☀️ 🌊🌊👍 !! Cheers, Don 🙋‍♂️

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

hey Don it's been a while thanks for stopping by it's good to see you! 🌻

@user-zu9go2fm8g 3 месяца назад

I'm over 60, laid off last year in the Financial Sector at the heart of Canadian finance. The Corporate life was a treadmill. Yes. I had never earned more. But stress and time are also important. I may actually 'retire' for good, rather than pursue another $100K after-tax. Being a frog in a boiling pot is dangerous. Today I am earning minimum wages just being outside working at a golf course and I am happy. I still drive an 18 year old car but that's okay, for the first time in 40 years, my time is truly my choice.

@marktang9074 11 месяцев назад

Hi Jean ! All your videos were interesting, honest and made in humility. They all made loads of sense and pretty inspiring ! Your courage to step out of your "comfort zone" and turning dreams into realities speaks well of your positive outlook in life. Your investment philosophy and strategies for passive income, minimalist and active lifestyles to achieve happiness and financial freedom resonated with me. I'm from SG too. I'm Mark, retired 3 years ago, living with my wife and a 1 year old puppy in Danang, Vietnam, since last year. Life was a little challenging and unpredictable at the beginning but I'm glad now I had made the right choice. Thank you so much for sharing. I look forward to more exciting experiences and thoughts coming out from you in the days ahead !

@veganspace 11 месяцев назад

Loved you sharing your life story!

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

thank you - this video meant a lot to me and was very personal - so i'm glad you liked it :)

@TheFurlock 11 месяцев назад

The generations are the ties we have not the objects, the living things are the most important to the idea we are the true intelligence. The object of living is to draw the essence of life itself that reflects that you are part of the small and the whole thing that surrounds you. There is only one living state and that is eternity.

@YorkshireGirlinDarwin Год назад

What a profound narrative ❤🇦🇺

@lesliechiangwengmeng 9 месяцев назад

Glad you have found peace with your decisions , and enjoy your inspiring life journey….as the saying goes, 随遇而安。

@JeanVoronkova 8 месяцев назад

its very true! life at any moment in the present is always all ok if we think about it truly.

@ronaldneehao9723 11 месяцев назад

Thanks again for your great advice jean 😅

@fatimasantos2719 4 месяца назад

Obrigada pela inspiração

@LonganLee Год назад

Life is short, either way . Just enjoy the decision you made❤

@marcodotmar 11 месяцев назад

Jean! thanks for the video again. I am also going thru the process on "unattaching". And yes, in the eyes of the society ( their judgement) they cant understand, and yes some people around us might get upset. But I am really focus on living for myself first strong, and the see how i can help and influence others ( the young ones and the trap ones ).

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

yes.... i don't think it's selfish to love ourselves as much as we love the people around us, or even first. I think healthy relationships with our surroundings start with self love. Good luck with the unattachment :)

@YashoShasho 8 месяцев назад

There is a quote I once heard that said “What we buy or own, also owns us.”

@lizzie7929 Год назад

Thank you for the video🪻🪷

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

thank you Lizzie xoxo

@brucechavers3848 Год назад

Great video . Happy Saturday!

@elliotroyston7116 Год назад

I love your accent, and your softness. Very moving piece. E R

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

thank you - this video was very personal to me - i'm glad you could see it the same way i do :)

@noelafranco5446 11 месяцев назад

What a great video 😊❤

@darrylsolomon3849 Год назад

Awesome Video as always Jean!!!!

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

Thank you Darryl - this video meant a lot to me and was very personal - so i'm glad you liked it :)

@warrenaspeling602 Год назад

Very inspiring ❤

@JeanVoronkova Год назад

Thank you so much 🌸

@SnowS162 Год назад

I am glad it worked out for you but not everyone can do the same. If 😂 I was making a lawyer's salary, I wouldn't be buying Gucci bags or designer clothes. I would probably be a minimalist and travel. My Asian parents were poor growing up working long hours. I live in Canada but i wish i lived in Bali or somewhere with no winter. I have a good job now but I am not wealthy to quit. Rent here would be too expensive and appartment is small. I keep my job but I am also a minimalist because it's hard for me to not worry about money after being poor so long. I don't own much clothes and now that i have money from my job, i am afraid to spend much. I keep worrying I will be laid off or become sick to work. My only weakness is buying some art supplies in hopes of using them. Unfortunately they are starting to accumulate and i have no time to use them. I have a good job now but i never go out to eat (unless it's for some special occasion), and it's difficult to push myself to buy new clothes. I have never been much of a spender. Sometimes i wish i could buy some takeout food after working long hours overtime but i try to put it off...and I tell myself that it will only feel temporary satisfying and i will be stuck with that habit and losing my money when I don’t know if i will always have regular income... I don't know how to enjoy myself without worrying about being poor again. I'm tired of working overtime but I would be too scared to not work and not have income. Congrats to being able to pull it off. I am sure it must have been difficult earlier on with your parents.

@lindaw.fossum3285 11 месяцев назад

Absolutely beautiful 💖

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

thank you - so kind :)

@adrianafrans2049 11 месяцев назад

I chose this path too, but it wasn't easy leaving my well paid salary. However, I realize that I am no longer happy with my job. I'm losing most of my friends and some family members along the way because I am no longer relevant to them. At least now I know who's genuine and who's only there for personal gain.

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

yeah weeding out the weeds is one of the side benefits. Less distractions anyhoo. Not a bad thing :)

@aundriamorgan4210 9 месяцев назад

I love what you have shared. My family is very diverse in culture. However, I feel like my views on life are influenced by my families Asian culture. I enjoy just living in the moment. Living with intention. ♥️

@LonganLee Год назад

Freed from the shackles of urban jungle , liberated into the natural jungle❤

@JeanVoronkova Год назад

lol lucky there's not a preponderance of mozzies!

@SuiGenerisAbbie Год назад

Your home is lovely❤ And it is beautifully decorated too with gorgeous furniture and a huge TV which I love. How is your TV screen? What does it measure, please? And, where did you buy it in Bali? Thanks so much for your responses. 😊

@JeanVoronkova Год назад

Thanks Abs - I had to ask V about tv size he says he thinks its 50! He ordered it online here in Bali!

@D_S_L_527 11 месяцев назад

In my twenties i went crazy and kept buying lots of junk in hopes to be interesting or cool enough tobecome popular. I slowly learned that being popular has a very dear cost, your soul. I was not only not willing to pay that price, but i lost interest because i had to care for my family through my early thirties. The energy now required to basically function has completely drained me of any desire to do extravagant things or go fancy places. Everytime i splurge on myself i feel guilty and also very empty. Like a gap that can never be healed. so i am reducing activities and belongings because peace matters way more to me than getting fickle attention

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

Yes.... external validation matters very little in the end.... but what concerns me is the sense of exhaustion in your words... its very noble to care for your family... but you must also make sure to care for yourself.... otherwise in the end no one is gonna be around to care for them! u take care girl!

@mayolasbones6831 Год назад

Very nice Jean. Thank you for your wonderful story. My life story and beliefs are similar. I've tried to care for my parents. I still have my mother she is 93 now. They had seven children and now 36 grandchildren and great grandchildren. We meet once a week now I'll take for a drive to the coast and lunch. She happy and doing well. Life is eternal. When the body dies the Soul lives on. The wonderful Doctor Pim Van Lommel with his expert research is one of many who have proven this. Enjoy Jean, Best to you both, Dave

@JeanVoronkova Год назад

Wow youre so fortunate to still have your mom around and that’s one big family! That once a week family lunch sounds really nice happy for you guys 😍

@mayolasbones6831 Год назад

@@JeanVoronkova Thank you Jean, so nice of you to write me back. Yes I am lucky to still have her with us. She grew up in Mill Valley. Her dad and grandfather were builders. Together they built over 400 houses. To this day people look for a Klyce built house because of the design and quality. Have a wonderful day Jean. So nice to hear from you. I know allot of people write to you. I have an Ant and Uncle who live in Mill Valley. My uncle met his wife in Japan learning Architecture. She is Japanese and a wonderful woman. He design Asian with Western Architecture. He does very beautiful work. Retired now at 91 yrs old. Thank you for your Awesome videos and your life journey. You are helping many, many people. Best Dave

@silverwolf2643 Год назад

It is true that somehow humanity has given too much meaning in ultimately pointless things. They have phone on credit, car on credit, house on credit, go on vacations via credit. Basically living some life that is not really yours. Life not yours and that you cannot actually afford.

@leo78874 Год назад

can I ask where is the trail at 3:27? it looks good

@BuzzSargent 10 месяцев назад

This is a particularly heartfelt monolog that really gets to me. I was wondering how your parents took your leaving the successful legal career with all the money behind. Does your husband still work a regular job to keep your lifestyle? We do, after all still have to pay bills, put food on the table, and live. That cost money. Love your voice, it makes me feel good. Have a Magical Day.

@JeanVoronkova 10 месяцев назад

Thanks a lot for tuning in. My dad took it particularly hard. He didn't speak to me for about 2 years when he first realised that i wasn't going back to my legal career. But they've come around now that they see how happy I am. Neither my hubs nor I are working anymore. Our current simple lifestyle is sustained by the small amount of passive income we are making out of our investments - rentals mainly.

@BuzzSargent 10 месяцев назад

@@JeanVoronkova You & your husband are smart to realize at such a young age what's important to you. At 69 I want to stop working but just can't afford to. Love your talks 🦜

@joyestrada3597 11 месяцев назад

❤❤❤

@JeanVoronkova 11 месяцев назад

thank you Joy 🌻

@cheexiong1634 Год назад

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@JeanVoronkova Год назад

🦋

@guillaumecds5833 5 месяцев назад

I m curious … How about retirement plans , or home ownership plans ? This is all great while young and active but then ?

@SuiGenerisAbbie Год назад

What was your dad’s company Jean, please? What did it make? Thank you so much for your responses always! ❤❤ You gave such a wonderful way of speaking.

@JeanVoronkova Год назад

Hey Abs happy Friday night! My dad is an electrician by training and his company provided electrical services!

@JeanVoronkova Год назад

I’m glad you liked the video thanks for always tuning in 😍

@sofiyaswelt Год назад

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@JeanVoronkova Год назад

😍🌻

@davidchan9187 Год назад

You have chosen a life with your heart and had the courage to stop racing with the other rats back home

@nicky_bee Год назад

Lovely 😊🥲

@JeanVoronkova Год назад

Thank you 😋

@AndrewTube Год назад

First (after a long time!) :)

@JeanVoronkova Год назад

Hey man! No obligations lah heh but thanks for dropping by!

@AndrewTube Год назад

@@JeanVoronkova all good :)

@liwending2992 Год назад

这是哪个国家的英语口音挺着舒服

@user-ub7zo3gb2t 11 месяцев назад

@jaredvaughan1665 9 месяцев назад

Do you and your husband know your mbti type?

@phucnguyentv7541 Год назад

i wish i was you❤

@lionuscahyadi2603 Год назад

Manage financial by minimalist is not easy, manage time with mininalist can be boring …… need to choose wisely for make your life feel in peace n balance n useful