5 Lessons I Learned from Losing Everything I Had
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
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Wife died, pandemic hit, lost job,car repo’d, hurricane Ian hit, second car smashed. No electricity for 2months. No Christmas. Just now coming out of it. I hear ya. I lost a lot. Boat stolen, many things repod. Gotta feed them kids. Pawned wedding rings. I’m numb right now these days. Glad I have a job I guess.
God bless you! ❤
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Draw strength from the positive. Always remember to give thanks, and live one day at a time focusing on now and not the past. Those are some of the ways I try and focus my daily life on.
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Yes I want to hear your story. I know that everyone else would like too as well. ❤️
What a beautiful story you have to share of hope and resilience! I so much appreciate it. My storm came through a divorce that I did not want. the lessons that I learned are: that I’m not alone, God is with me every step of the way, and He is leading/guiding me. I have learned how to be strong and resilient. I have learned that I can do hard things and come out on the other side changed for the better.
Dear Brandon, from the first episode I watched on your RUclips, I felt there was something special about you. You calm me and make me and so many others feel so much more comfortable in our artistic pursuits. But now I feel it's not just the art, although it has sustained you, me and others for sure.
You are a very special human being and I'm so honored to be told this rather intimate story of your life. It's a truly inspiring episode that I was absolutely not expecting but explains so much of what I have felt from you. All I can think to say is THANK YOU.
Thank you for sharing your personal story and insights. Your resilience and strength are an inspiration for all.
I appreciate your experiences and how you developed a positive approach to deal with it. Keep doing what you love, don’t let life get in your way! I really enjoy your art!
Such maturity at such young age.well done Brandon
Thanks for sharing, I know your story probably helped so many on here watching you.
Fellow artist here. Lost my home in Katrina in Louisiana as well. I was 12, and we stayed through the entire storm. I wrote a poem about it as a kid entitled 'Missing Home'. That storm forever changed my life. Thank you for sharing your story!
I know the feeling for sure! Same here. Hope all is well with you! :)
Spitting facts bro… great advice- so glad you’re embracing change in a positive way!
Appreciate that
Good reminder that everything can and probably will change. Hard lesson for someone liking stability. Luckily not all changes are for worse.
Your words resonate so much, your spirit and resilience shine brightly.
I try to live each day in the spirit of 'Momento Mori' . I love how this is a reflection of the impermanence of life and how important it is not to take time on earth for granted or worry about things beyond our control.
Thank you for sharing such a personal experience. I'd really value hearing the full story and how your art and journaling helped the healing process. You are such an inspiration
I understand you.. lost family members to illness and had a pretty severe downward spiral after my dad died in 2017.
Sorry to hear. I hope all is well with you
@@SchaeferArt yeah, thanks. You are right though, no matter what happens, we got to learn to make the best out of it.
Yes, I would like to hear more about your journey after Katrina.
Thank you for sharing your experience!
No worries!
I was living in New Orleans and evacuated to a relatives house in Picayune, MS. And the eye of Katrina went right over the top of our head. People who've never experienced hurricanes often don't know that they spawn tornadoes. One turned away from us when Katrina went over us. It turned fifty feet from the house. I stayed until hurricane Ida. And that one destroyed my house. So I moved back to the midwest where I'm from. And...yeah...trying to realize your life has to move on is a process, not an event. Thank you.
❤ very thoughtful, Brando
I totally understand. I was in Biloxi ms when hurricane camille hit. 210 mile hr winds. Just praise God your family is safe
I always heard a lot about that one growing up!
Thank you for sharing! I really enjoy listening to you!
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Hello dear teacher.
Love and huge respect from Pakistan❤❤
Hello 😊
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I really appreciate this post, thank you. I found your channel while deciding to make art again after losing quite a bit surrounding my home situations in the past.
Thank you!!! Looking forward to drawing alongside your tutorials.
4:51 What God does is for our good❤
No way. I just watched worlds worst weather and Katrina was so bad and😢😢😢😢😢😢🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️😭😭😭😭😢. Happy your okay👍👌🏿🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 and not💀☠️💀☠️💀☠️💀💀☠️ ☠️💀