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Alex Shiller
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 ก.ค. 2023
I make videos about things I've learned on my travels!
9 Essentials for Traveling to Europe!
These are European travel essentials that I take on every trip! They make traveling way easier, and I never leave home without them. Packing light is very important, which is why you only want to take what you absolutely need. Take these to Europe and enjoy your travels.
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3:06 - Third
4:36 - Fourth
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6:37 - All the rest
0:00 - Intro
0:17 - First
1:31 - Second
3:06 - Third
4:36 - Fourth
5:36 - Fifth
6:37 - All the rest
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5 Things to Never Pack for Europe!
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These are items you do not want to pack for your European backpacking trip! We want to pack light while still having a good adventure. I've learned this from my travels, so that's how I know you do not want to pack these for Europe. With this, you can better prepare for your European backpacking trip. 0:00 - Intro 0:22 - First thing 1:55 - Second thing 3:46 - Third thing 4:47 - Fourth thing 5:4...
Ultimate Guide to Packing for Europe!
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This is how to pack for a backpacking trip to Europe! Packing like this will work for a 10-day trip, or even a 10-month trip! Everything should fit in a 40L carry-on bag. You can also take a personal item that will serve as your day bag. With this minimal travel setup, it will be really easy to go through airports and to walk from the train stations to your accommodation. Planning a vacation ca...
The Perfect 2-Week European Itinerary
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This is a great two-week European itinerary! It maximizes travel time and reduces stress. There's so many sights in this region, so book your flight and get traveling! I did this itinerary and it was one of the best trips I have taken, ever. These are the towns I went to, and I really recommend going to each of these towns. They all have something to offer to every type of traveler. 0:00 - Intr...
5 Steps to EASILY Plan a European Backpacking Trip!
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This is how I organize my travels to Europe, specifically on my backpacking trips! Creating a European itinerary takes time, but these steps will guide you on how to prepare before departing to your destination. I go over resources to help choose a place to visit, book flights, book accommodations, and more. Travel planning can be simpler than you think. Choosing a hostel, hotel, airfare, etc. ...
Here's EVERYTHING You'll Learn in Mechanical Engineering!
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These are the classes in every mechanical engineering degree in college! Studying engineering at university can be difficult, but it's easier when you know what to expect. Before choosing this college major, I did not know what courses I would be taking to earn my degree. After graduating, I can look back and say that these courses are what you will study. 0:00 - Intro 0:17 - 1st Group of Class...
How Much Does It Cost to Backpack Europe for 1 Month? (My Expenses Reviewed)
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This was how much money I spent during my backpacking trip to Europe! Traveling like this can be an inexpensive way to see the world. Traveling cheap in Europe is easier than you think! You can have a lot of great travel experiences without it costing too much money. A great way to travel on a budget is to live like a local in whatever destination you are at. This could mean finding great value...
Taking Notes in Engineering Is Useless. Here's Why.
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Taking notes in college (engineering) did not help me learn. It was wasting a lot of time in class, and it did not improve my grades during my time at university. I found that lectures were more effective if I just listened to the professor instead of writing down notes. Attending a university and studying engineering is difficult, but if you optimize your learning strategies, college can be ea...
These Skills Will Make You a Top 0.1% Engineer
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These are the most important soft skills for every engineering student! For more videos like this, subscribe! These career skills are important for anyone wanting to be a full-time engineer. Companies look for these traits, and if you can master them, you will be successful. 0:00 - Intro 0:15 - Skill #1 1:15 - Skill #2 3:19 - Skill #3 4:50 - Skill #4 6:57 - How to Secure a Job Before You Graduate
How to Secure a Job Before Graduating College
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I took these steps to get an engineering job before graduating college! For weekly videos like this, subscribe! Not having a job lined up before graduating university can be really tough. This was one of my struggles and fears during my senior year. But, I figured out that with the right strategies, getting a job is not just a numbers game.
PACKING FOR RUSSIA FOR DUMMIES......AUTHOR BRITNEY GREINER
If you go to France or Italy, you have to look good
If you can pack nice clothes, go for it!
I do think the other way around - I do pack different things when I go to different places in the US. I don`t have the same pack for the Keys as I have for Vegas or even Boston. When I visit friends in Santa Fe, I have really different things then when I meet up with other friends in Athens, Greece. You learn as you go along....but when in India, buy your cotton clothes on site. Happy travels 😎
Yes you do learn as you go! That’s a lot of friends in a lot of different places. Happy travels!
The only two things we booked in advance were trains between cities, the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, and Leonard DaVinci's The Last Supper in Milan
Yeah for some places/things, you for sure have to book in advance. It seems like you had a great trip!
I have to disagree about not taking a notebook. The value of the notebook is the real-time, unedited thoughts, doodles, sketches, and small details that get lost over time in digital form. Just take a soft-cover A6 notebook from RHODIA (144 pages)or another brand. You will value it in 10+ years when your view of the world and circumstances change, it may mean you are unable to travel or you need to do a different type of travel due to kids or a partner.
Wow, that's an interesting viewpoint. The best part about something like this is that it will be so much more valuable to you than any souvenir you might buy. Thanks!
t shirt brand?
I just have the Next Level t-shirts from Amazon. They're cheap, fit well, and don't shrink.
About to go to Europe for about 70 days. I feel as tho I like the authenticity and novelty of the journal. Maybe I’m just stubborn but I’ll definitely take into consideration leaving it due to the weight.
That sounds like a great trip. I definitely hear you about the novelty of a physical journal. Whatever you decide, it’ll still be an amazing experience!
Hello Alex! Do you edit videos yourself or have you hired someone? I’m an editor and would love to help you if you’re interested
I edit myself
@@AlexShiller Thanks! if you ever need help with it, let me know.
Thank you... good advice
Thanks!
Cool, thanks for the numbers.
Thanks, I hope it helped!
I always say make a list of 2 that you definitely want to see and have a backup list if you have time,no pressure. Aah France, they go on strike at the drop of the hat (not like us english who plan it 2 weeks ahead) and protests, the French are great at a protest (even applies to Quebec over here in Canada).
That's a good way to see things on your trip and not be stressed about it! And yeah the strikes can really make you think on your feet, but I guess that's part of the fun when traveling.
Could you please share a detailed of your eating place next month i will be in europe for my backpacking trip for 23 days and i hope it will help me to reduce my expenses if you can please Same time I’m doing youtube as well so making affordable is one of my plans too USA VISA İNFORMATİON th-cam.com/play/PLcihQ3G0RfT2OvhloXAF6It1GM5elUq3m.html
The cheapest place to get food is a grocery store. If I decided to do that more, I would’ve spent way less. Which countries/cities?
Really good job bro 😎
Thanks! Hope it helped
You could drop a lot of weight by using merino, you can go weeks wearing the same t shirt and it shouldn’t smell.
Thanks, I've heard great things about merino clothes! That's something I want to check out soon.
Nobody understands about ounces or Fahrenheit, just Amish. I would include in any of your videos the corresponding Centigrade, Kgs, litres… I would add an easy iron button down shirt (merino or seersucker), a long sleeve t-shirt and a merino wool pullover. Just keep some of your t-shirts at home. A dry bag to keep your dirty clothes and do the laundry. For the rest 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😊 Solltest du nicht Schiller genannt werden anstatt Shiller?
Oh yes I can do that in the future, thanks for pointing that out! Those shirts are also great to have. The button down would be perfect for a nice dinner out! I think there are 2 spellings.
It's really refreshing to see (and hear) such practical advice with sound reasoning. No need for super expensive gear, just whatever suits you. I also think that what you're recommending would work for travel anywhere in the world, with small modifications to suit particular seasons.
Such kind words, thanks! Yeah travel doesn’t have to be super expensive, and you don’t need expensive gear to go see awesome places
Very informative…thank you
Of course, I hope it helped!
Yes, so much more enjoyable in the fall or spring compared to summer imo
For sure, there's less crowds and it's less expensive!
You are so right,i follow the exact plan as you, keep up the good job 👍
Thanks! It’s such a great region to go to
Great Video
Thanks, I hope it helped!
need more enthusiasm appreciate the vid tho
Hope it helped
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Thanks for watching!
‘sup?. Wow~really interesting !Alex- 😇
That is pretty much what you need to know. 👍
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks!. Just saved me 100000$ and 4 years.
No problem 😎
Hi bro. Let me know if you need cool thumbnails
Your voice is really calming
That's what a lot of my friends say!