You mentioned in the video about comments, I thought I’d share my side of what you spoke about. I’ve been focusing a lot of time on my personal photography, not thinking about monetizing but using the opportunity of my real job, that I like, to properly fund my photography and to be unapologetic about it. Especially when it comes to posting on Instagram. I went to art school and have struggled my whole life to be unapologetic about my art, I always fixated on the negative comments people around me made and worried about posting too much etc. I’ve also decided to live life for me and to not be wanting to date etc. keeping to myself and prioritizing my free time has been liberating. I’ve realized all my heart ache and trouble stems from people, so cutting back makes it feel like I can breathe. I’ve also prioritized ,and also being unapologetic, about my relationship with my family. We are European immigrants in Canada so we don’t have tons of family, actually non aside from each other, so being able to work on the relationship with my parents (I’m 25) has also felt good. We face a lot of similar situations especially with how we feel about socializing with the wrong people. I’ve been reading the genus of birds, I’ve been working on bird photography, so I have been enjoying learning more about how smart animals are. That’s been a topic I’ve been interested in since university where I studied a lot of biology. I’ve also been practicing mindfulness and meditation as well, I’m not the best at staying consistent but I really need to work on my stress levels so I’m hoping I can stick with it better. I’ve been making sourdough bread since December and try to cook all of my meals, I really like cooking and nutrition is another thing I have been passionate about. And I’ve been trying to focus my attention more on my tasks and feeling less like everything is a chore. Such has cleaning or gardening. I truly just want to enjoy life 🩵
I will definitively look into this highly sensitive person book, i think i need that with all my sensitive ways! I love my sensitive also but this sounds good just to deal with those heavy emotions
Nice video, such a bleeing that you're on RUclips, sharing your journey with us. I love eyemasks and fantasy. This was a great reminder to allow myself to get back into fantasy, too. Do you have any other fantasy books you recommend? I'm gonna check out the series you mentioned :D
Thank you for your kind comment! I just started tapping back to fantasy and all the series before were more teenage books, but I’ve been enjoying Steven king as well as Jane eyere. I will definitely keep posting any new books I find great. Also I am always open for suggestions if you find anything fun! 🙏🏻💕
I really enjoyed your video!! Well, I always click right away when I see your videos and this one was *chefs kiss* hehe. I’m so excited to hear about your own personal rules for the no buy year! And hearing about changing your mind was so interesting. I’m definitely going through something similar (as I’m in psychoanalytic therapy) with how I approach tasks and relationships and it’s been really destabilizing but also freeing! I love your willingness to share this journey! Can’t wait to hear more on it! 💕
Thank you for your kind comment Michelle! 🥺🙏🏻 wow! Psychoanalytic therapy sounds so interesting! I love the similar change you are going through, I agree it is destabilizing, but I guess thats what helps us to develop resilience to balance well. Appreciate you being here 💕🙏🏻
You mentioned in the video about comments, I thought I’d share my side of what you spoke about. I’ve been focusing a lot of time on my personal photography, not thinking about monetizing but using the opportunity of my real job, that I like, to properly fund my photography and to be unapologetic about it. Especially when it comes to posting on Instagram. I went to art school and have struggled my whole life to be unapologetic about my art, I always fixated on the negative comments people around me made and worried about posting too much etc. I’ve also decided to live life for me and to not be wanting to date etc. keeping to myself and prioritizing my free time has been liberating. I’ve realized all my heart ache and trouble stems from people, so cutting back makes it feel like I can breathe. I’ve also prioritized ,and also being unapologetic, about my relationship with my family. We are European immigrants in Canada so we don’t have tons of family, actually non aside from each other, so being able to work on the relationship with my parents (I’m 25) has also felt good. We face a lot of similar situations especially with how we feel about socializing with the wrong people. I’ve been reading the genus of birds, I’ve been working on bird photography, so I have been enjoying learning more about how smart animals are. That’s been a topic I’ve been interested in since university where I studied a lot of biology. I’ve also been practicing mindfulness and meditation as well, I’m not the best at staying consistent but I really need to work on my stress levels so I’m hoping I can stick with it better. I’ve been making sourdough bread since December and try to cook all of my meals, I really like cooking and nutrition is another thing I have been passionate about. And I’ve been trying to focus my attention more on my tasks and feeling less like everything is a chore. Such has cleaning or gardening. I truly just want to enjoy life 🩵
i also struggle opening my eyes when meditating, I'll try your tip!
Yeaaah, a new video! I have been checking your channel every other day :D Thank you, Mollie, for a piece of you
Thank you for a piece of you and your kind comment 🙏🏻🥹 appreciate you being here! 💕🫶🏻
I will definitively look into this highly sensitive person book, i think i need that with all my sensitive ways! I love my sensitive also but this sounds good just to deal with those heavy emotions
💯 excited for you to check it out!
Nice video, such a bleeing that you're on RUclips, sharing your journey with us. I love eyemasks and fantasy. This was a great reminder to allow myself to get back into fantasy, too.
Do you have any other fantasy books you recommend? I'm gonna check out the series you mentioned :D
Thank you for your kind comment! I just started tapping back to fantasy and all the series before were more teenage books, but I’ve been enjoying Steven king as well as Jane eyere. I will definitely keep posting any new books I find great. Also I am always open for suggestions if you find anything fun! 🙏🏻💕
really want to see the no-buy video!!!❤
Yay! Ok, will get it going 🙏🏻💕
Yes me, too!!
Do you still do ashtanga yoga
thank you for the recs!! you should definitely read "Forgotten king gudú" by Ana María Matute ❤
Thank you for your recommendation, will definitely check it out! 🙏🏻
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I really enjoyed your video!! Well, I always click right away when I see your videos and this one was *chefs kiss* hehe. I’m so excited to hear about your own personal rules for the no buy year! And hearing about changing your mind was so interesting. I’m definitely going through something similar (as I’m in psychoanalytic therapy) with how I approach tasks and relationships and it’s been really destabilizing but also freeing! I love your willingness to share this journey! Can’t wait to hear more on it! 💕
Thank you for your kind comment Michelle! 🥺🙏🏻 wow! Psychoanalytic therapy sounds so interesting! I love the similar change you are going through, I agree it is destabilizing, but I guess thats what helps us to develop resilience to balance well. Appreciate you being here 💕🙏🏻
It should have been edited by me 😭👊😂😂