A question that we get asked frequently is "Why did y'all become minimalists? What's your story?". In our case, we don't think there is a singular answer; what we have is a collection of stories and experiences that, over time, influenced our outlook on life. Our original script for the story about this 30-day trip was more than double in length, but we thought: Who would want to listen to us reminisce for 15 minutes? 😂 So we controlled ourselves. Should we make these type of Storytime videos into a series? Maybe a longer audio episode as a podcast? 🤔 Let us know what you think! (And don't forget to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE!)
Would love the listen to the rest of it! How bout u guys break it over a few videos? More content for you guys and us too. But YT does like them long ones these days. Up to u guys! Thanks for making these! Fellow SG salutes u!
We need more pls, loved stories like these. I believe its even more important these days, as fast media becomes the norm, more meaningful relatable content are getting lost to editing process.
“We downgraded our lifestyles, but upgraded our lives.” This line really resonated with me being on the opposite end of the spectrum from you. We are now retired, but I see how this thought process could benefit us greatly in our retirement. Thanks!
Awesome video! I was an chemical and pharmaceutical engineer for 10 years, on the safe career path, and utterly unhappy with my life. I quit my job a few years ago and started traveling and realized the same things as what you shared in this video - it doesn't take a lot to be truly happy, our dreams are important and worth slowing down for and that no one else, but ourselves, can fulfill our dreams. I came back to Singapore and started a job as a coder, something that I thoroughly enjoyed doing during my travels, and I've never been happier :).
I feel like the tendency to compare my life to my peers' lives was one of the biggest joy-killers for me. In contrast, learning to cultivate contentment has been one of the biggest breakthroughs in my peace of mind and everyday joy. I really enjoyed this story time - please keep making more videos like this!
this is something i always wanted to inculcate in my children. to be self contented and not caught up in a life that is dictated by others. Walk the path less travelled and you will find your own special place in life.
Thank you for your video. I have noticed that when I have more things, I begin to feel overwhelmed. I have learned that having just the clothes I wear and Love saves me time dressing, money, and space. Thank you again.
Thanks for sharing. Very thought-provoking indeed. I had also recently quit my job to refocus on myself, mainly health. Though in these covid times, many people around me had tried to dissuade me but all that truly matters, is really what I myself feel/think. It’s important that we know that other’s opinions can be considered but shall not dictate our lives. Appreciate such videos, truly.
thank you guys for making this! as a self-employed person feeling the lack of work in recent times, this really helps me reframe my way of thinking and realise that a lot of pressures i'm facing are external forces that i impose on myself, versus what i actually want.
It is a great video. I think burned out is real when u work on something and it didn’t work out the way you expected. Of course, many things in life don’t work the way we expected it to be too but working on something you like before you succeed is a lonely journey! Great job!
After seeing and experience some life threatening situations you will understand that cultivating contentment is the most important thing. Not career, possessions, false friends and expectations etc. Life can be over at any moment and you also get older. So just live now. Therefor I reduce my worktime to spend more time with my family, friends and myself.
It is an awesome video, showing your fears and thoughts that more or less everyone of us shares when doing the "not so ordinary/expected" from society, relatives and friends. I think it takes courage to explore what do you really like and have the introspection and make the outcome the guide on your lives. I'd love to have more videos in this format, but I'd like to see your faces, it was weird to see the video seeing HL's torso and not the face, it's about understanding better what you are saying by reading the lips which help a lot with non-native English speakers like me. Keep being awesome.
Thank you very much for sharing this story! Both of you guys journey are amazing! I too quitted my old job to pursue my art and living my own because of those "noises", it was truly challenging having a big responsibility, but at the same time it's worth it 😊
This video couldn‘t have come at a better time for me! I have been working as an accountant for 15 years now, I started the apprenticeship at the age of 15. Even back then I wanted to do something else, but at that time it wasn‘t possible for me. At the age of 16 I met my husband and in all those years I still didn’t quit the job I absolutely hate, because we had the goal of buying our own apartment. We reached that goal in March this year, but it wasn‘t what we expected and we were massively disappointed. At least it gives us some form of security financially. Now we decided it is finally time for me to quit my job and do what I love, I’ll start studying game design next year and I couldn‘t be happier😊 even though it means we have to be content with less in the future
15 minutes, 30 minutes, or a longer podcast, I will always listen to your life stories and experiences. Thank you so much for sharing your journey. It helps me realize that it is okay to not be a part of a never-ending race. I hope both of you have a wonderful time.
A very inspiring video to what is a counter-cultural lifestyle. Mimetic desire (the desire to desire the things that people around us desire) is very strong and what most people desire is shaped by strong cultural assumptions and big advertising. I'm glad you persevered and thanks for your content.
Those takeaways are so good. I've been learning recently that it's okay to go slower than the people around me. The part of this video about patience was a good reminder of that. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for sharing your story!! Been feeling the way you guys felt in the past and this video really gave me a different perspective of my situation. Appreciate the content!!
Ive been thinking of going minimalist because I’ve had so much clutter in my life from my family life. Though I wont be a pure minimalist due to my love of books.
A very reaffirming video. The point is that we must not let other define what success is. It’s good to here other people (Thoughtworthy) have figured this out too!
THANK YOU FOR SHARING! Man, that trip sounds like a real treat and came in at such a great time for you guys, otherwise we probably won't be here enjoying the things yall put out. Definitely more of such videos next time!
Lovely! One of your best videos so far. This kind of experiences are so useful for many people that are struggling with society stablished must’s. I have the same feelings and stress one time until I realize that more things are equal to more problems, big things are equal to big problems. The most valuable things we have in life are time, health and peace. Money and items only are only tools that should help us to achieve these three objectives but, usually, get us exactly the opposite. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing this awesome story. When the lock down comes to an end, i will be happy to take a little trip like you did * - * This social pression to be perfect in some things doesn't help at all xD
thanks for that.....im thinking of going back into my regular job after quitting because of the uncertainties. You made me think otherwise...gonna press on and pursue what i want to for now. Would like to hear more stories of how you and GLO manage each other as couple, both your expectations of each other and how you guys manage differences in a working r/s. Have a wonderful week ahead!
Another great video. Glad that you enjoyed your time here in Bkk, TH. I am also in this trajectory and frequently thinking that is this all there is to it but why risk it. This pandemic shows that I am in a good position (career and financial wise) but it is also killing me inside.
Please share more how you deal with traveling and working all together? How you deal with the temptation of nice tourist places around the corner and not being distracted from your goals?
Hey! Our intentions were quite clear when we went on this trip, so that already set the tone. And when we picked our accommodation, we weren't too particular about location as our intention was to stay "home" and work most of the time. It may be somewhat inconvenient (from a tourist's perspective) but being far away from the city's center where all the action is, ensured that we stay focused. Good questions, we may elaborate on our answer in a future newsletter. Consider subscribing to it on our website if you're interested. Cheers!
I can relate to the your story... But I haven't traveled at all. I quit my job right before the pandemics, so no traveling. I wish I could try things out, travel, get to know other people, find something new that i like. I'd love it you could tell more about this story!
There's no right time for a pandemic, but it sounds like the pandemic came at a particularly bad time for your plans! Hopefully things get better and you'll get to travel soon :) All the best!
I'm pretty relieved that I live in the timeline that you guys didn't quit because you guys are like my spirit guides in this journey of minimalism-- although I completely understand the worries and doubt. Thank you for sharing that part to us. Did you guys vlog your days in Bangkok? Or did you decide to embrace the moment and excluded the cameras? Either way, I'm glad you guys were living in the moment :)
We didn't make videos for RUclips until 2019 (the trip was in 2016 and we brought our camera for other purposes), so we didn't vlog our days there. Actually, we still can't imagine ourselves being the vlogging types even though we're on RUclips now 😅 We're grateful to be here as well, the community is great! Thank you for being part of it :)
just found your channel and not many locals are minimalists. Seems like all the minimalism videos I have watched are all from the western part of the world. Nice videos!
I would be interested to know which books do you read... and all appliances and devices you own in your beautiful and unique minimalist life More about curiosity would be a whole day in your life, what time you get up, working schedule, work out program, meal time... You ask our requests and here are a few ideas
What a beautiful video, thanks 🙏 😊 I love the way you share your life and in the mean time educate and set an example to be followed, away from the superficial and unnecessary "glitz and glam" 🙏 In a few words you did resume what is important in life A beautiful book is TO BE OR TO HAVE from Erich Fromm that portrait exactly your concept .... and another book that explain the concept to follow your path and as you write, your voice is THE VORTEX from Esther and Jerry Hicks Thank you 🙏
I can totally relate to being the responsible one and playing it safe. I'm saving so I can quit my job so we can open a business of our own. I really enjoyed the animation in this video :)
It took me longer to come around to the idea of following my passion. Good for you for placing higher value on happiness than on keeping up with societies expectations. I liked this style video and am curious about other stories that have shaped your lifestyle.
We've been really into autobiographies/memoirs lately. Let My People Go Fishing by Yvon Chouinard, founder of Patagonia, really opened our eyes on the world of corporate sustainability! Also thank you for the other kind replies that you left on our pinned comment
I'm studying to work with what I want, but it is very difficult to study living with my mother, as this relationship often causes me emotional instability. so I think about trying to work in the kind of job that I could work today with my current skills, but it's a job I don't like very much, and it would cut my time to evolve in the role I want to work in the future. all I wanted was the privilege of a small and simple apartment to live alone with my cat and my studies, without having to give up focusing on my real goals... so in this situation I'm playing the safe game, but it's really emotionally stressful :/
A question that we get asked frequently is "Why did y'all become minimalists? What's your story?". In our case, we don't think there is a singular answer; what we have is a collection of stories and experiences that, over time, influenced our outlook on life.
Our original script for the story about this 30-day trip was more than double in length, but we thought: Who would want to listen to us reminisce for 15 minutes? 😂 So we controlled ourselves. Should we make these type of Storytime videos into a series? Maybe a longer audio episode as a podcast? 🤔 Let us know what you think! (And don't forget to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE!)
Would love the listen to the rest of it! How bout u guys break it over a few videos? More content for you guys and us too. But YT does like them long ones these days. Up to u guys! Thanks for making these! Fellow SG salutes u!
We need more pls, loved stories like these. I believe its even more important these days, as fast media becomes the norm, more meaningful relatable content are getting lost to editing process.
I would love a podcast and just listen to your voices and stories!
I would like to listen the podcast, the podcast could be the series! And I would listen ✨your stories✨ to 15min or more
Please make the supercut version of this I would watch it. Your voice is nice. :)
“We downgraded our lifestyles, but upgraded our lives.” This line really resonated with me being on the opposite end of the spectrum from you. We are now retired, but I see how this thought process could benefit us greatly in our retirement. Thanks!
That's amazing to hear. Thanks for the comment! :)
Good video. We need more voices like yours, to give others the assurance that it's ok to not stay in the mainstream or "play it safe."
Thank you! Much appreciated :)
Awesome video! I was an chemical and pharmaceutical engineer for 10 years, on the safe career path, and utterly unhappy with my life. I quit my job a few years ago and started traveling and realized the same things as what you shared in this video - it doesn't take a lot to be truly happy, our dreams are important and worth slowing down for and that no one else, but ourselves, can fulfill our dreams.
I came back to Singapore and started a job as a coder, something that I thoroughly enjoyed doing during my travels, and I've never been happier :).
So good to hear! Glad you found the path for you. All the best 💪
I feel like the tendency to compare my life to my peers' lives was one of the biggest joy-killers for me. In contrast, learning to cultivate contentment has been one of the biggest breakthroughs in my peace of mind and everyday joy.
I really enjoyed this story time - please keep making more videos like this!
💯 That's awesome to hear. Thanks for sharing! :)
this is something i always wanted to inculcate in my children. to be self contented and not caught up in a life that is dictated by others. Walk the path less travelled and you will find your own special place in life.
So true! :)
this had me in the verge of tears during my break, beautiful message
Thank you :) Glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you for your video. I have noticed that when I have more things, I begin to feel overwhelmed. I have learned that having just the clothes I wear and Love saves me time dressing, money, and space. Thank you again.
So glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing :)
Love people generously and use things minimally!
Set yourself free and live in the moment with joy.
Cherish each other.
Thanks for sharing. Very thought-provoking indeed. I had also recently quit my job to refocus on myself, mainly health. Though in these covid times, many people around me had tried to dissuade me but all that truly matters, is really what I myself feel/think. It’s important that we know that other’s opinions can be considered but shall not dictate our lives. Appreciate such videos, truly.
Glad you enjoyed the video :) Wish you the best of health, and best of luck to whatever you choose to do in the future 💪
I loved EVERYTHING about this video. Why? You spoke words of wisdom, life and truth! Thank you.
Thank you for that 💕
thank you guys for making this! as a self-employed person feeling the lack of work in recent times, this really helps me reframe my way of thinking and realise that a lot of pressures i'm facing are external forces that i impose on myself, versus what i actually want.
We're so glad our story meant something to you. Thank you for watching, we really appreciate that :) All the best!
You just put all my apprehensions about a break year after Masters in 5 mins of the intro and gave me reasons to go for it in the end!
We're sure it's gonna turn out awesome for you. Good luck and all the best! 💪
@@ThoughtworthyCo thanks a lot! 🙈
It is a great video. I think burned out is real when u work on something and it didn’t work out the way you expected. Of course, many things in life don’t work the way we expected it to be too but working on something you like before you succeed is a lonely journey! Great job!
Thank you, we really appreciate it! :)
After seeing and experience some life threatening situations you will understand that cultivating contentment is the most important thing. Not career, possessions, false friends and expectations etc.
Life can be over at any moment and you also get older. So just live now. Therefor I reduce my worktime to spend more time with my family, friends and myself.
💯 thanks for sharing :)
Love these videos, thanks for creating them :)
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed them :)
You two are incredible. Thank you for sharing your lives, and doing everything with determined patience. I find it admirable.
Thank you, you're too kind! 🙏💖
Thanks for this video.
It s nice to hear about different ways of life and stories. It made me feel good.
So glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching :)
It is an awesome video, showing your fears and thoughts that more or less everyone of us shares when doing the "not so ordinary/expected" from society, relatives and friends.
I think it takes courage to explore what do you really like and have the introspection and make the outcome the guide on your lives.
I'd love to have more videos in this format, but I'd like to see your faces, it was weird to see the video seeing HL's torso and not the face, it's about understanding better what you are saying by reading the lips which help a lot with non-native English speakers like me.
Keep being awesome.
Wonderful video with beautiful drawings. I really enjoyed this! Thanks for sharing
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Loving your channel! Contentment is a struggle for many including myself. I feel I am constantly working on it.
Thank you very much for sharing this story! Both of you guys journey are amazing! I too quitted my old job to pursue my art and living my own because of those "noises", it was truly challenging having a big responsibility, but at the same time it's worth it 😊
It's our pleasure. Thanks for watching, and all the best with your art 🙌
Thanks for sharing!!! Keep it coming!
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This video couldn‘t have come at a better time for me! I have been working as an accountant for 15 years now, I started the apprenticeship at the age of 15. Even back then I wanted to do something else, but at that time it wasn‘t possible for me. At the age of 16 I met my husband and in all those years I still didn’t quit the job I absolutely hate, because we had the goal of buying our own apartment. We reached that goal in March this year, but it wasn‘t what we expected and we were massively disappointed. At least it gives us some form of security financially. Now we decided it is finally time for me to quit my job and do what I love, I’ll start studying game design next year and I couldn‘t be happier😊 even though it means we have to be content with less in the future
All the best in your career switch, we're excited for you! :)
I really enjoyed this story, Thank you
Thank you for watching! :)
Thank you for this video. I am already on this path, but this story is a great way to show this life and its benefits to friends and family.
Good filming. Love it. It's really what me n my hubby doing right now. Live our life simple, fully and with contentment. Always with thankfulness.😃
15 minutes, 30 minutes, or a longer podcast, I will always listen to your life stories and experiences. Thank you so much for sharing your journey. It helps me realize that it is okay to not be a part of a never-ending race. I hope both of you have a wonderful time.
Thank you for the kind words. Hope you have an awesome weekend, all the best!
A very inspiring video to what is a counter-cultural lifestyle. Mimetic desire (the desire to desire the things that people around us desire) is very strong and what most people desire is shaped by strong cultural assumptions and big advertising. I'm glad you persevered and thanks for your content.
Thank you! 🙏
I wish you both success and prosperity 😌
Thanks for that! We wish you the same as well 🙏
@@ThoughtworthyCo ❤️
Great video! like it very much! Thank you for sharing!😊
Thank you too for watching! 🙌
Welcome Back! i wasnt able to follow you guys at instagram...... hope i can see you often now at youtube. THank and stay safe always!
Thank you, and stay safe yourself! :)
Great video as usual ! Look forward to more soon !
Thanks! 🙌
Those takeaways are so good. I've been learning recently that it's okay to go slower than the people around me. The part of this video about patience was a good reminder of that. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for leaving a nice comment, and glad you enjoyed the video :)
Thank you for sharing your story!! Been feeling the way you guys felt in the past and this video really gave me a different perspective of my situation. Appreciate the content!!
So glad to hear! Thanks for the comment, good luck and all the best in what you do :)
oh thank you so much to share this . i am in this situation of transition actually and i was wondering the same. thank you ;)
Good luck and all the best! 💪💪
@@ThoughtworthyCo thank you :)
Ive been thinking of going minimalist because I’ve had so much clutter in my life from my family life. Though I wont be a pure minimalist due to my love of books.
This is very nice. Thank you for sharing your learnings and realizations.
Thank you too for watching and leaving a nice comment!
A very reaffirming video. The point is that we must not let other define what success is. It’s good to here other people (Thoughtworthy) have figured this out too!
💯🙌
What an encouraging and inspiring story. Thank you!!
Thank you for leaving a nice comment! :)
THANK YOU FOR SHARING! Man, that trip sounds like a real treat and came in at such a great time for you guys, otherwise we probably won't be here enjoying the things yall put out. Definitely more of such videos next time!
Yess we only realized how important the trip was in hindsight. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! 🙌
Lovely! One of your best videos so far. This kind of experiences are so useful for many people that are struggling with society stablished must’s. I have the same feelings and stress one time until I realize that more things are equal to more problems, big things are equal to big problems. The most valuable things we have in life are time, health and peace. Money and items only are only tools that should help us to achieve these three objectives but, usually, get us exactly the opposite. Thanks for sharing.
Time, health and peace; totally agree 🙌🏻 Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! :)
Love this format! Please continue!
Such great advices honestly! So glad to have found you guys 2 years ago, honestly really love your content and keep it up!!
Glad to have you as well! Thanks for the support :)
Really loved this type of video. Would be wonderful to see more. This resonates with me even though I've been on my own minimalism journey. Thank you!
Thank you, really appreciate that! 🙌
Thanks for sharing this awesome story. When the lock down comes to an end, i will be happy to take a little trip like you did * - * This social pression to be perfect in some things doesn't help at all xD
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We hope things go back to normal and you get to enjoy a little trip soon!
Lovely video, it’s really nice to hear about your personal experiences and journeys that have inspired you to do what you do.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it :)
always such a pleasure watching your videos and hearing about your stories and learning from your inspirational experiences:)
Thank you! So glad you're enjoying our videos :)
As usual, your video has its unique style, simple, entertaining and delivering a beautiful message. Keep it up
That's so nice of you, thank you! 💕
thank you for the message in your stories. i love them all and please keep them coming! i'm a fan already
Thank you for the support! 💕💕
Thank you.. your words helped
So glad to hear, appreciate that :)
Great relatable message & love the animation and colours🧡
Thank you, appreciate the comment! 💕
thanks for that.....im thinking of going back into my regular job after quitting because of the uncertainties. You made me think otherwise...gonna press on and pursue what i want to for now. Would like to hear more stories of how you and GLO manage each other as couple, both your expectations of each other and how you guys manage differences in a working r/s. Have a wonderful week ahead!
Thanks for the ideas! And we wish you all the best in whatever you choose to do 💪
Its a wholesome content! Press on and follow your vision.
Thank you :)
Love from Ghana. Your content and aura is so wholesome
Thank you for leaving a wholesome comment too! 💕💕
I admire both of you. Please keep creating this awesome content!
Thank you! We will :)
This is so good. Thanks for the video!
Thank you :)
thanks for sharing this... exactly what I needed to hear right now!
Glad it was helpful! 💕
Another great video. Glad that you enjoyed your time here in Bkk, TH. I am also in this trajectory and frequently thinking that is this all there is to it but why risk it. This pandemic shows that I am in a good position (career and financial wise) but it is also killing me inside.
Thank you. We hope you'll find the path that's perfect for you, all the best 💪
I loved this! Thanks for sharing your struggles. It was nice to hear this anecdote. :D
It's our pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it! 🙌
Thank you for making this video ❤️
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Thank you thank you thank you!!!
Thank you Bere!! 💕
This channel is so damn chill, I love it! 😂
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Please share more how you deal with traveling and working all together? How you deal with the temptation of nice tourist places around the corner and not being distracted from your goals?
Hey! Our intentions were quite clear when we went on this trip, so that already set the tone. And when we picked our accommodation, we weren't too particular about location as our intention was to stay "home" and work most of the time. It may be somewhat inconvenient (from a tourist's perspective) but being far away from the city's center where all the action is, ensured that we stay focused.
Good questions, we may elaborate on our answer in a future newsletter. Consider subscribing to it on our website if you're interested. Cheers!
Here waiting for the next video!
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Another anazing video. Thank you. :)
Thank you! :)
I really love the approach of this channel!
Glad to hear that, thanks! 🙌
You story is very inspiring.
Thank you for that :)
I can relate to the your story... But I haven't traveled at all. I quit my job right before the pandemics, so no traveling. I wish I could try things out, travel, get to know other people, find something new that i like. I'd love it you could tell more about this story!
There's no right time for a pandemic, but it sounds like the pandemic came at a particularly bad time for your plans! Hopefully things get better and you'll get to travel soon :)
All the best!
Thank you for sharing this story and making such great videos! You already were an inspiration to my life ^-^
Thanks for the kind words, means a lot! We hope to keep delivering 🙌
This is awesome! Would love to see more of such videos :)
Thanks for sharing really educational 💪
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙌
oh my god i'm only 15 seconds into this video and i already understand EXACTLY what you are saying!!!!! asian thing right!
Really encouraging!!
Thank you! :)
Awesome story.
Thank you for watching! :)
Love the message. I liked and subscribed :)
Awesome! And thank you :)
I'm pretty relieved that I live in the timeline that you guys didn't quit because you guys are like my spirit guides in this journey of minimalism-- although I completely understand the worries and doubt. Thank you for sharing that part to us. Did you guys vlog your days in Bangkok? Or did you decide to embrace the moment and excluded the cameras? Either way, I'm glad you guys were living in the moment :)
We didn't make videos for RUclips until 2019 (the trip was in 2016 and we brought our camera for other purposes), so we didn't vlog our days there. Actually, we still can't imagine ourselves being the vlogging types even though we're on RUclips now 😅
We're grateful to be here as well, the community is great! Thank you for being part of it :)
Great video! You guy do excel at these type of cute story videos
Thanks so much for the nice words! 💖
just found your channel and not many locals are minimalists. Seems like all the minimalism videos I have watched are all from the western part of the world. Nice videos!
Thank you, and welcome! :)
keep it up. I know someday all the hardwork will be fruitful. 🙏❤️
Thank you for that 💕
Love you guys!!
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I would be interested to know which books do you read...
and all appliances and devices you own in your beautiful and unique minimalist life
More about curiosity would be a whole day in your life, what time you get up, working schedule, work out program, meal time...
You ask our requests and here are a few ideas
What a beautiful video, thanks 🙏 😊
I love the way you share your life and in the mean time educate and set an example to be followed, away from the superficial and unnecessary "glitz and glam" 🙏
In a few words you did resume what is important in life
A beautiful book is TO BE OR TO HAVE from Erich Fromm that portrait exactly your concept
.... and another book that explain the concept to follow your path and as you write, your voice is THE VORTEX from Esther and Jerry Hicks
Thank you 🙏
Thank you for the kind words, and for the recommendations! Take care and stay safe 🙏💕
Hey, Your fan from Bangkok here!
Awesome! Thanks! 🙌💕
I can totally relate to being the responsible one and playing it safe. I'm saving so I can quit my job so we can open a business of our own. I really enjoyed the animation in this video :)
Thank you! Good luck, we hope you get to make that goal a reality soon 💪
It took me longer to come around to the idea of following my passion. Good for you for placing higher value on happiness than on keeping up with societies expectations. I liked this style video and am curious about other stories that have shaped your lifestyle.
Thank you!
I live in Thailand. Would love to start something on my own as well !
All the best! 💪
this is Thought Worthy!
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What kind of books do you read? Which one inspired or taught you recently?
We've been really into autobiographies/memoirs lately. Let My People Go Fishing by Yvon Chouinard, founder of Patagonia, really opened our eyes on the world of corporate sustainability!
Also thank you for the other kind replies that you left on our pinned comment
loved it! if you were relatively risk-averse, maybe you could talk about becoming more comfortable with taking risks?
That's actually a really interesting idea. We'll definitely think about it. Thank you!
I don't think you guys downgraded your lifestyle. It is more of ultimate upgrade to be able to slow down and not care about the trend.
great video :D
Thank you, really appreciate that! :)
Thanks for this. Personally am thinking to do something else for sanity’s sake. :)
Good luck and all the best in whatever you choose to do! 💪
I'm curious about both of you guys' thoughts on family planning, are you guys planning to have kids?
Hi great video! Would like to hear about your overseas stories and your reflection in each episode.
Thanks! We'll think about that!
I'm studying to work with what I want, but it is very difficult to study living with my mother, as this relationship often causes me emotional instability. so I think about trying to work in the kind of job that I could work today with my current skills, but it's a job I don't like very much, and it would cut my time to evolve in the role I want to work in the future. all I wanted was the privilege of a small and simple apartment to live alone with my cat and my studies, without having to give up focusing on my real goals... so in this situation I'm playing the safe game, but it's really emotionally stressful :/
We hear you. It seems like you've given it a lot of thought. We believe you'll be able to find a path that's right for you, all the best! 💪
@@ThoughtworthyCo thank you very much, I wish you all the best too! 🙏
Where does one get the chair/floor desk cady you have?
Our floor chair is from Muji and desks from Ikea. You can check out thoughtworthy.co/favorites/ for more info!
Love your videos, they're amazing! I live in Singapore too and your plants are pretty! Where did u buy them from? :D
Most of them are from Ikea and a place called House of Plants!
Great!
I love this
Makes me wanna pack my back and go on a recharge trip...but Covid.
Yea it's unfortunate. Hope you get to go on a trip soon!