Here we are again, your videos are so poingnant to my life right now (I commented on your 2000s movie because I'm getting back into film and being creative for example). I'm also approaching 25 and have been thinking of getting my teaching certification in a different country. This video made my stomach drop like I'm on a rollercoaster (in a good way!) it feels so much more real. I just want to thank you, you've really made a difference in my life today
thank you so much for your response. This world always needs teachers so I really encourage you to chase your dreams and get that certification 👀 (if you really want it)
Man I loved this so much, the shots and the story were so great!! If you want to improve the next one I'd definitely say invest in a better microphone & generally focus in on your audio quality as it held this back a little. But that's my only criticism I really loved this
Thanks Cameron for your comment and advice! I actually bought a microphone for these type of videos but now realize that there is definitely room for improvement 🙏 you are right and that will be my next investment (i recently bought a camera so I need to wait a little haha)
one of the things that are stopping me is the fear, for context i never went anywhere let alone on my own ive been stuck and made myself believe that the town is keeping myself inside like there was a wall but i whant to ask if you ever hade some of the fear's of traveling and finding what you whant and if or how you over came that fear and if you posibly have any advice that might help me P.S. love the video hope you enjoy makeing these and that you will find suces on youtube :)
aw thank you so much! 🥹 you know i’ve never met anyone who moved that was not scared at some point. Including myself 🙋♂️ I feel like it’s inevitable to have a fear of leaving your comfort zone. What I think helped was the fact that I tried to not think about the actual moving but rather decide and get busy with it (like buying tickets, saving up, applying to jobs or universities) and once you start the process it was way more realistic and felt natural? The fear was still there but when you start seeing some progress…it feels amazing and exciting! And at the end of the day…you can always go back
I struggle with making friends here , I’m very independent and often do things by myself so I am concerned that I wouldn’t be able to make friends abroad . How can I break out of my shell and make friends when I move abroad
I completely understand your worries. It can get really lonely when you are abroad if there aren't any friends abroad. My advice would be to go to Erasmus events if you are in Europe since it is filled with people who want to make friends! Or find your local cultural community: from people that I talked to, almost every single nation has communities worldwide, it just might be a little harder to find. Other than that, people tend to make friends at work or college/university since you spend majority of your time there (that is how I met my friends abroad, personally). I hope this might help and please know you are not alone!
Here we are again, your videos are so poingnant to my life right now (I commented on your 2000s movie because I'm getting back into film and being creative for example). I'm also approaching 25 and have been thinking of getting my teaching certification in a different country. This video made my stomach drop like I'm on a rollercoaster (in a good way!) it feels so much more real. I just want to thank you, you've really made a difference in my life today
thank you so much for your response. This world always needs teachers so I really encourage you to chase your dreams and get that certification 👀 (if you really want it)
Man I loved this so much, the shots and the story were so great!! If you want to improve the next one I'd definitely say invest in a better microphone & generally focus in on your audio quality as it held this back a little. But that's my only criticism I really loved this
Thanks Cameron for your comment and advice! I actually bought a microphone for these type of videos but now realize that there is definitely room for improvement 🙏 you are right and that will be my next investment (i recently bought a camera so I need to wait a little haha)
thank you❤❤❤
I feel so validated 😢, thanks!
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this video popped up in my rec at the right time
i am happy it did 🥹
Glad RUclips recommended your video to me 👏
i’m glad you made it here!🫶
one of the things that are stopping me is the fear, for context i never went anywhere let alone on my own ive been stuck and made myself believe that the town is keeping myself inside like there was a wall but i whant to ask if you ever hade some of the fear's of traveling and finding what you whant and if or how you over came that fear and if you posibly have any advice that might help me
P.S. love the video hope you enjoy makeing these and that you will find suces on youtube :)
aw thank you so much! 🥹 you know i’ve never met anyone who moved that was not scared at some point. Including myself 🙋♂️ I feel like it’s inevitable to have a fear of leaving your comfort zone. What I think helped was the fact that I tried to not think about the actual moving but rather decide and get busy with it (like buying tickets, saving up, applying to jobs or universities) and once you start the process it was way more realistic and felt natural? The fear was still there but when you start seeing some progress…it feels amazing and exciting! And at the end of the day…you can always go back
Please don’t be afraid)
I struggle with making friends here , I’m very independent and often do things by myself so I am concerned that I wouldn’t be able to make friends abroad . How can I break out of my shell and make friends when I move abroad
I completely understand your worries. It can get really lonely when you are abroad if there aren't any friends abroad. My advice would be to go to Erasmus events if you are in Europe since it is filled with people who want to make friends! Or find your local cultural community: from people that I talked to, almost every single nation has communities worldwide, it just might be a little harder to find. Other than that, people tend to make friends at work or college/university since you spend majority of your time there (that is how I met my friends abroad, personally). I hope this might help and please know you are not alone!