Work Less--Dance More: Embracing Death for Your Best life

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In this the second part of two videos about death, we explore specific steps you can take that will MAKE YOUR LIFE MUCH BETTER, because you will be living for your best possible death. By making every day, A GOOD DAY TO DIE, your quality of life will go up drastically!!
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@cherylownbey9573 6 лет назад

Bob, I agree with your philosophy. My father recently died after spending his last twenty years being a bitter, angry man because he didn't get to buy more shares of a stock, that later did exceptionally well. Instead of embracing and enjoying his beautiful home and yard or traveling or doing anything he could have to enjoy life he wasted those years in anger and bitterness. So anyone reading this, please don't work yourself to the point of poor health or be bitter about what might have been. Get out there right now and live in joy for all that you do have. My husband and I taught in Eskimo and Indian villages for 25 years. We did not make a lot of money, and our retirement is small, but we loved what we were doing. We now live full time in our 5th wheel trailor, we don't have lots of money but we have great memories and great adventures planned ahead. Live now, you may not have tomorrow!!! Cheryl

@greglabuz5051 6 лет назад

Cheryl Ownbey loved your reply and values. I worked in less fulfilling jobs, but it paid the bills. Looking forward to going full time within the next couple years. Glad I watched this video and read your reply. TY

@cherylownbey9573 6 лет назад

Greg, thanks so much for your kind reply to my post, it meant a lot to me!!! Enjoy it when you do hit the road. I hope in the time until you can full-time that you'll weekend camp or do other things that bring you joy!!!! We all need to find joy in our lives. Cheryl

@greglabuz5051 6 лет назад

Thanks for the reply, glad I made you happy. We have the camping thing covered, for sure! Cheryl, we did plenty of weekend car camping and RVing over the years. Mostly in the Adirondack mountains in NY state, but FL, PA,MD, MA, ME, VA, TN and did I forget the South and North rim of the Grand Canyon. Right now we are perms in a private LGBT campground in NE PA for a couple years called Camp Oneida (It's a little different, as far as "camping" goes- LOL). My wife of 17+ years and I look forward to living at Oneida in the summer and traveling to a warmer climate the rest of the year. We have 4 kids and so far 5 grandchildren, mostly in this area (adding another daughter-in-law, summer '18) I am very fortunate. Continue to enjoy the freedom, you seem to be doing that quite well. Sincerely, Greg

@rawfoodphilosophy7061 6 лет назад

Thank you for making these last two videos and i hope, periodically, you make more philosophical / spiritual videos in the near future. It is nice to get a new/different perspective on life and death.

@stellaswancounselling 6 лет назад

love it love it love it, we are breaking free, sold the house, sold all our possessions, living on our terms and nobody else's, can't wait, so excited, feel lighter every time a bit of stuff leaves..... Moving into our RV going on an adventure, keeping the jobs, but having a much more balanced life, Stella from RV Living Swannies down under.....Love you Bob, keep up the great work.....

@misfitgypsy6669 6 лет назад

Less than a year ago my friend and mentor passed away suddenly. All he did was work, work, work his whole life. Oh sure, he had money and cars, and a nice house full of nice things. But, in the day's immediately following his death all I could think of was how empty and worthless it all seemed to me. We work so hard, and for what? Only to die and leave it all behind in the end! There's so much more to life! This series brought back a lot of those raw feelings, thoughts and emotions I had back in January after his death. My friend and mentor taught me the most important lesson there is, and it took him dying for me to get it. Life is short and we only get so many trips around the sun. When it's over, it's over. Stuff is just stuff collecting dust on some shelf. Live while you can now and have no regrets later. Safe travels everyone.

@MaraBradley 6 лет назад

Maverick Adventure I don't know why, because I did not know your friend obviously, but this story made me tear up. I'm sorry for your friend and glad for you that you now realize the shortness of our time.

@cielleighton 6 лет назад

I like that you were in among those dancing daisies while talking about pushing up daisies. I truly take what you have to say about living and dying to heart. I so appreciate you continuing to leave the light on for all of us ....keep sharing your thinking with us. Thanks, Bob

@tamiwhite8233 6 лет назад

I saw on a bumper sticker years ago "He who dies with the most toys wins." Some months later I saw another bumper sticker: "He who dies with the most toys wins... nothing"

@oldgriz816 6 лет назад

Tami White , I saw it as : He who dies with the most toys......still dies.

@tinslatee 6 лет назад

You never see a hearse towing a u-hall trailer :)

@valamonica 6 лет назад

Thank you Bob! My Mom was a tough German nurse who was all about working and doing even if you didn't want to. Mom is 93 now. Unfortunately, I became a workaholic just like Mom. Thank goodness my daughters did not follow that path. I'm so close to retirement I can't wait. Just bought a used RV, now need to put the Townhouse up for sale, retire, and drive out of So. Cal. No one on their death bed ever said, "I wish I spent more time at the office." See you at RTR 2018.

@hudsonsailor54 6 лет назад

My work was in working with deaf and hard of hearing children to grow and become their best self. This life was not a cog in a machine yet it provided monetary benefits. I had and still have time to explore for my joy. Work is not a bad word.

@preachersdtr1 6 лет назад

@hudsonsailor54 It sounds like you and Bob are saying the same thing: You DID work at something that IS worthwhile and which DID fulfill you. That it had monetary benefits is the delightful icing on the cake, for you; and, shows that your Employer was/is a person or entity of integrity with their values in the right order. That's not the kind of scenario that Bob describes when he does these videos, yet you seem to find what he's saying offensive in some way. Why? I've never heard him say, or imply, that work is bad or is a bad word. That's not his point. We ALL - unless we inherit vast fortunes AND have no social conscience, or unless we are otherwise parasites on our parent(s) or mate or any other hapless soul who does not know how to get rid of us; OR , unless we are physically or mentally incapacitated and truly unable to work - work. We work. Bob works. This Channel is one of his jobs. You were blessed with a job you loved AND which paid you well. So - he's not even talking about you. What am I missing? You were not working just for "stuff," were you? That's certainly not what I understood you to say in your Comment. Maybe I misunderstood what you were saying. I'm truly puzzled that you ended your comment with "Work is not a bad word." Show less REPLY

@LostOnLandAgain 6 лет назад

The setting you chose for this video was exactly perfect.

@oldgriz816 6 лет назад

Lost On Land Again , I have been jumping around youtube for the past hour or so. I just saw you getting some water from a spring with 2 other ladies.

@BrittMFH 6 лет назад

Bill Clisham SO????

@oldgriz816 6 лет назад

just sayin hi ....lol

@LostOnLandAgain 6 лет назад

Yep, that was me! Thanks for wandering by my channel Bill.

@curiousmike1044 6 лет назад

On his death bed he looked at his wife and said, "Honey, get me my watch that they gave me when I retired from working 30 years at the stress factory. I just want to hold it one more time." --- said no one ever.

@TippyPuddles 6 лет назад

My heart is heavy right now because my little Yorkie, Parnell, my 14 year faithful companion died on September 12. Some of you reading this will say he was only a dog, but after he passed everything in the house turned to stuff. The quiet that fell upon my home is like a window being opened and the life was sucked out. Watching Bob's videos got me thinking lately, and I was working on making a better life (more TIME) for my daughter and little companion. His passing reminded me that we don't know what will happen after this very moment in life. I am thankful to Bob, and other people on the net that take the time to share what they have learned in life. I spent more time with my little Parnell because of these people I don't know. Thank you for sharing your insight.

@hmckenzie9444 3 года назад

I am 62 and I want to say thank you. You've encouraged me to not let health issues rule my life but to embrace one day at a time and make positive changes no matter how little. Blessings from Canada.

@candypduke 6 лет назад

Bob what an awesome video. I'm a hospice nurse and I've seen all kinds of death. Happy deaths, horrible deaths, lonely people who I'm the only one that is there and no one to call to let them know they are gone. This video touched me so very much and has planted a seed, I NEED TO DANCE MORE!!

@goneretired7030 6 лет назад

I think that work and money is not the problem as much as the pressure on people to acquire so much stuff. People simply don't need so much stuff. We tend to work and go into huge debt trying to impress others who we don't really know and who really could care less. I enjoyed my work and while I appreciated the money that I was making would have worked for much less. I simply enjoyed my working years and am now enjoying my retirement years. I donate a large percentage of the money that I have made to charities such as food banks and Habitat for Humanity. I got pleasure from my work and also get pleasure in my giving. So I don't view work so much as the evil in our lives, but rather view consumerism as the real tragedy.

@Vera-dc7my 6 лет назад

Madison Pruet yes. Brain washing system to buy more and more and we become skates to the masters.

@Phoenix-uy7nm 6 лет назад

No, I think work and money ARE the problem. The main one, anyway. Most people I know in my age group (30's) are slaving away just to make sheer ends meat - we're not out buying big TV's or fancy cars or designer bags. For the most part, we're trying to pay rent, and it's totally killing us. There are indeed some flaky young people buying just to show off, but I don't think it's the majority of us.

@kidsplasticcarfun7998 5 лет назад

At 55 years old what I see often in the next generation is that they barely or don't make ends meet but they have to have the best smart phone ,cable package and a substance habit. And they think these are the things that bring you happiness so you have to have them at all costs.

@jackbarnett4743 6 лет назад

Thank You for the inspiration. Sate 4 inoperable cancer. 73 yrs old,but you've convinced me to take the plunge. Looking for a Van or small Class rv. see you at RTR.

@oldgriz816 6 лет назад

Jack Barnett , Hang in there Jack! I am a 10 year cancer survivor of stage IV head and neck cancer. ...there's always hope!

@feyafern7234 6 лет назад

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@loufuddrucker391 6 лет назад

Jack Barnett best to you jack.get out there and enjoy.

@gingerd9673 6 лет назад

Jack sweetheart, stop eating sugar, it feeds the cancer. I hope to see you soon, staying where I am in this day race will be the death of me!

@gingerd9673 6 лет назад

How is he a false prophet, lol, he is only encouraging people to stop being slaves to satan.

@joanhall3718 6 лет назад

Thank you Bob for your beautiful voice. My husband died at 51. He lived a beautiful life, as supported by the people to who he made a difference. Living a good life is what it is all about.

@chantellenew2331 6 лет назад

My value has always been in family. 5 kids 15 grandkids. I think I did ok as they all clammer for my time and presents. I'm working on giving to myself. For me giving to others is the easy part for me.

@kathymack3791 6 лет назад

Did you mean to say “presents” or “presence”?

@melaniexoxo 6 лет назад

I'm a Christian and I really liked this video! For me, I may not ever get to live MY dream of being a nomad, and I have to work hard to help my family out... honestly this is more aligned with my Christian values than living for myself. I know other believers will understand: if you really want to live a joy-filled life, you have to die to self.

@PatsTreasuresNCrafts 6 лет назад

The title says it all! Work less, dance more! Love it! 💚💙💚

@oldgriz816 6 лет назад

well said Bob. I try to live by my two death bed lists. List one is: Man am I glad I _________! List two is labeled : Damn I wish I had _______! I live to extend list 1.

@JJF10101957 6 лет назад

Ten years ago I was blessed with a profound brain injury that introduced me to God and made me examine my life and what is really important. Thank You Bob, this series touches the important subject of life! Death is a passage, it's the pathway to the next thing.

@brianoconnor7003 6 лет назад

Very well said. Things always fade away, but memories can stay a lifetime. Thanks for this post. Time to re-evaluate and remember family and friends are the most important things in life.

@TrevorMarty69 6 лет назад

I love what you said here Bob. My wife and I stopped it a couple of times and discussed what we thought of it. Thank you for posting this. It's important.

@ellenfrances1303 6 лет назад

I read her work as a young woman. She was so spot on with so many things. One of my heros. Thanks Bob

@Delbertmills 6 лет назад

Thank you, Bob. One of the most valuable videos I've seen on RU-vid, hands down. I have to watch it in pieces, it's so potent...

@PolyPrincess315 6 лет назад

Thank you! These 2 videos about embracing your death have been so valuable for me. Profound!

@BigfootHacks 6 лет назад

all so true...thanks for sharing your wisdom...gotta go dance now

@TippyPuddles 6 лет назад

No, I think it IS wisdom. He saw a family member die just before retirement after giving to work their whole life. The same thing happened to my late husband, worked hard entire life to accumulate stuff, then died just before retirement. He wants people to think about what is really important in life.

@OverlandOne Год назад

"And in the end, the love you take, is equal to the love...you make."-John Lennon. "When it comes your time to die, you do not regret the things that you did, you regret the things that you did not do."-My late Uncle after his Dr. told him he had 3 months to live.

@beckycollett917 6 лет назад

Thank you Bob! I wish my children, who are adults, could "hear" and incorporate this in their lives. You are a blessing! I will make it my mission to try my best to pass this message on to others, especially my children and grandchildren.

@juanitaclifton5740 6 лет назад

This is so true. For 30 years I worked and knew people and only one person has bothered to stay in touch, when i came back to town she was too busy to meet me for lunch. REALITY, WOW it was shocking to me an awakening for me.

@roadrunner17lee66 6 лет назад

You've a way to put it in perspective in a simple way. Just filled me with more inspiration for living my life.

@TrendingTami 6 лет назад

Thank you so much Bob for these two videos on embracing death, they were great! It really gives me a lot to think about. XOXO

@tierneycreates 6 лет назад

Bob in the Flowers! That was so awesome and inspirational Bob! Even if I never become a nomad I still get so much out of your videos, thanks!

@carlahostetter2496 6 лет назад

Bob my only complaint with your videos is that there is no Love button. You are a wise man. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us.

@rockymtncampergirl641 6 лет назад

I'm speechless! Awesome video Bob!! Wow!! Thanks for teaching us all!!

@MadnomadM 6 лет назад

I don't even get how anyone could give this video a thumbs down wow.

@toddm9469 6 лет назад

Thanks Bob , you're doing a great service to many!

@louisaudet3490 6 лет назад

Thanks Bob, I always love your philosophical videos !

@asphaltgypsy868 6 лет назад

So many valid points about LIFE in general here! I'm so grateful to have found you and your videos a few months ago, Bob! You have given me a new lease on LIFE! I am so tired of just "existing". I am taking steps towards being able to LIVE...FREE!!!! Thank you!

@rontyler1984 6 лет назад

Thank you, Bob! Good advice! To all the Pharisees, this is exactly what King David did! He worked, and he danced before The Lord! Individual Salvation is simply a separate matter which I didn't hear discussed in any way, shape or form in Bob's video. Thank you for another clear, precise and goal-related video, Bob! God Bless you and everyone that is struggling to live life to the fullest, and relating how important it is to always share it with "Tribe", Friends and Family! Oh, and not forgetting America the Beautiful!

@hillbillysikh1513 6 лет назад

This is great! I am working for that very thing. Please keep up the good work. I have watched your videos for two years now. I sold my house my car my motorcycle all of the things I didn't need. I got an old Ford E350 van and moved to Seattle. Best thing I ever did. (YOU ARE LOVED, NO EXCEPTIONS)

@1960genius 6 лет назад

THANK YOU so much Bob!!

@threedogsandacamper503 6 лет назад

Thanks for your video....I'm taking steps toward working more moderately so that I can enjoy life now. I appreciate your message!

@rvgypsy8312 6 лет назад

Thank You for this reminder! We all have one life, need to keep things in perspective!

@theShamrockShepherdWagon 6 лет назад

An excellent part 2...could be the best videos you've made. Thanks Bob.

@peterjeong6534 6 лет назад

Jesus Christ. This lecture is very helpful to me. I completely agree with your philosophy. Let's do "half working, half dancing."In my son's wedding, I told him. Be free and happy. Don't compare yourself with others. Thank everything. That's the way you could be happy. Bob, be happy!

@karenr67 6 лет назад

Excellent Bob!!!!! I hope a lot of people see this. I also liked your Christmas video. Very impresible.

@Vera-dc7my 6 лет назад

Just what I needed to hear. Great! Thank you!

@atman5230 6 лет назад

Well said Bob.Here in the UK the retirement age has gone up to 68.Who in hell wants to work nearly all their life paying off a mortgage and car bills,buying things,ad nauseum. I agree with you that too many people have wrong values.I think we should all aim to increase the degree of spirituality of ourselves.

@mymjctube 6 лет назад

thanks. I agree with your beliefs. they help to confirm what I was already thinking! and once again, you are keeping me motivated for a life of freedom. I hope to see you someday soon so I can thank you in person. great days are ahead!!!

@Wagons-Rule 6 лет назад

We're working on it! Both me and my wife are working full time jobs and rent in the UK is stupidly high, but we have to make sure the kids are well looked after. Saying that, were beginning to reduce our hours and next year I'm going to build a larger adventure van! Life is a pilgrimage to the heart.

@aaroncostello25 6 лет назад

Another great video Carolyn, thanks!

@jackwalsh1468 6 лет назад

Bob, your past two videos, Very informative and sage advice.

@maggiehugstrees2024 6 лет назад

Great video. Very insightful. Also, it looks like you are standing in a Bob Ross Painting. Lol!

@dmsoundcollective6746 Год назад

I don't think I've heard anyone explain it as well as you Bob All of these values that you brought up in this video video is what I was taught while I was growing up my mom and dad both felt this way and did their best to teach me. When you're young you don'tReally understand but that's OK that's what youth is about. You have a great heart man keep it up

@bah5310 6 лет назад

WOW, I feel like you are talking directly to me. Thanks Bob

@Nomadahtous 6 лет назад

110% spot on.....Some people are living to die and some dying to live

@MadnomadM 6 лет назад

Thanks Bob! I needed to hear this as I move closer to retiring early early i.e. Quitting at 58 to purge, sell my home and get on the road ASAP!

@johnmaxwell2006 6 лет назад

Thank you so much for this video, it makes perfect sense to me!

@amadagonzalez7092 6 лет назад

Amen and Amen!! All I can say is Amen and Thank you!

@RVFreeDa 6 лет назад

Excellent and so true!

@hollynonya6991 6 лет назад

Thank you soooooo much for this !

@kodeywhitewolf8528 6 лет назад

Exactly.....Your setting for this video is awesome Being in nature is so nurturing for your soul. Life as a Dance

@ingamoon6663 6 лет назад

Such great advice!!! Thank you so much.

@karenlane7289 6 лет назад

Overall good message Bob. Thank you. I read comments and it is true not everyone is going to be a nomad but I think there maybe some literalists here. I hope to be semi nomadic and just to have a lot more free time to pursue doing the things I love. Watching Bob's videos and others had helped me move forward with dreams I have both with career and with the minimalist life I have wanted to live. Tiny house living is where I am heading for now but the values Bob is sharing here are true. The pressure to buy a house that is perfect with the perfect yard and perfect deck for entertaining and the perfect car and career to go with all leaves no room to entertain or play with your kids or even play golf with a buddy. It's a trap that someone else caught you in so they have it all fooling you into thinking you can too. We all can't go into an RV but we all can drop the rat race to some measure. It really is a quiet revolution and you gain your life and freedom to live as you choose.

@karenbehymer3634 6 лет назад

A valuable message. RIGHT ON!

@KauaiMike1000 6 лет назад

Amen Brother Bob! Good stuff - thanx!

@cobyteune 6 лет назад

What a beautiful sight and what a beautiful flowers !!! Wow !!!

@TheHikercrone 6 лет назад

I needed to hear this - thank you Bob ~

@RiverBirchFarm 6 лет назад

Thank you Bob, great video.

@rclark4u 6 лет назад

Well said Bob! So very well said!

@ildiko1vt 6 лет назад

Good message Bob!!! Agree wholeheartedly!!!

@jmoyer812 6 лет назад

Bob, just...thank you!

@rhythmicdog8344 6 лет назад

Thanks Bob I needed this

@Scott_B1029 6 лет назад

Thanks, Bob!

@joycebarnett3954 6 лет назад

great video on how to live well. thanks for sharing Bob.

@jeanpell 6 лет назад

Great message Bob!!!

@dariedagypsy6551 6 лет назад

Outstanding!!! Thank you!!!!

@LindaWolfe20 6 лет назад

This Elisabeth you speak of is absolutely right... That is a question we should all be asking our selves before our death bed. This question I believe is appropriate and I have actually heard of people living this question every day with action and happy to do so... The question is what can I do to make someone's life better today? Dwelling on this question to long is not what your looking for... Action is. Bob your videos are so helpful and encouraging you are living the question for sure...

@garydavis786 6 лет назад

There was not one word about suicide in what Bob is saying. The only way out of this life is death and EVERY ONE will experience it. Some people will die unexpectedly and quickly maybe from an auto accident and some will be in bed or very sick and have time to think thoughts like Bob is expressing. It is in these situations when you will realize and know that material things and money are worthless. Your happiness is from the people you helped or the people you created happiness in that are worth everything. Thanks Bob!

@rnkim2564 6 лет назад

Thank you Bob, I'm really at an interesting point in my life where i am reevaluating the track I'm on, with work and dedication to work and its just not cutting it anymore... I just can't care about the silly things e everybody else gets so worked up about...I'm starting to feel really removed from it all... I'm very thankful for your bringing these concepts of enjoying the heck out of life and being freer and EKR excellent ideas. I think i need to read this book

@clubmike2910 6 лет назад

Thank you Bob

@jackiewilliams4699 6 лет назад

loved this man and thank you for the talk and quotes from an amazing sounding book. I'm 36 and I'm learning to do exactly that...work less and dance more

@melindasykes6704 5 лет назад

Thank you for sharing this perspective. Sometime ago I came across an wonderful saying -- "May you always have enough ___________" The blank is for whatever is appropriate at the time of this saying. For example Peace, Joy, Love, Courage, Hope, Food, Money for what you need or want to accomplish and on and on. The key word is "enough" not all, not everything. "Enough" because that is all we really need. Happy and safe travels and may you always have enough. :-)

@BelindaTOV 6 лет назад

Things went from an enjoyable career you choose, to have enough to survive and enjoy..... to needing to work and please others in order to buy trophies and luxuries to compete with others in the game of stuff.

@tracylynn8284 6 лет назад

Thank-you Bob ❤

@jackbarnett4743 6 лет назад

Thank you for your help.

@chrisallenarnett6838 6 лет назад

I feel the hand of Carolyn with the staging of your backgrounds and the intro music. Good job you two.

@chrisallenarnett6838 6 лет назад

Old African saying: It takes a whole tribe to raise a child.

@holidaytoday7202 6 лет назад

You are wonderful. I love your philosophy.

@lizzy2shoes557 6 лет назад

Having been a Geriatric (& Hospice) nurse for >30 years AND losing my eldest child , I believe that I've earned ME TIME...But w/ no retirement $...Almost ready for 24/7 on the road...working out kinks...thanks, Bob

@Montunod1 6 лет назад

Such an inspiring location Bob to share this wisdom. Thanks for the reality check.

@brandonphillips106 6 лет назад

I like your half work half dance. I work on a barge tow boat. I work 30 days on and 30 off. Basically I only have to work 6 months a year. I work more but it's cause I love my career.

@ladyjay6741 6 лет назад

Thank you..Bob.

@hcying9728 6 лет назад

Best life lesson ever

@nealanpaulaking9708 6 лет назад

Love your views on life.

@cindyc-thedogsandme. 6 лет назад

Very insightful, great video!

@leticiahernandez4425 6 лет назад

Death is a hard subject to talk about.......✔well said....

@leticiahernandez4425 6 лет назад

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@nealanpaulaking9708 6 лет назад

I decided early when my children were young to be a stay at home mom so glad I did the years have flown but I've had so many good times with my kids who are close to 18 and close to 24. Wouldn't take all the money in the world for those memories.

@dona62851 6 лет назад

I don't know where you are but if I were there I would only leave kicking and screaming. THAT is the most perfect place I have seen for me! Clusters of flowers waving in the wond, surrounding evergreens and the snow capped mountains teaching up to the clear blue skies. THAT is where I long to be. I am a cancer patient. I imagine it will win in the long run. My goal is to hit the road on my 70th birthday. I am on hemp now and today I was told there is another suspicious mass. I feel like I am in a race with death. I hope I get a chance to meet you. I am planning my escape can now. It is my escape place when my life experiences become overwhelmingly sad. I my mind I go t my van. And now I can see, in my mind's eye, the perfect, PERFECT, location. Thank you for these videos. You will live on long after your physical presence has gone. You are a treasure!