Hey bud thanks for taking the time to watch this...it's a bit of a marathon 😅But sometimes you can't quite condense things into just a few moments...a good ol fashioned in depth conversation is still valuable! Which leads me to Jazz, yes I did enjoy making those Q&A's not always easy with more babies hanging off the limbs and her work...but see what we can do 😉
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Great conversation. Really hope more people would realize the things around them aren’t set in stone. Following your gut and your heart can be scary. But even small changes can make life so much better. Thank you for sharing.
As a Mexican who lived in the USA, I appreciate a honest talk and wish you the best! The USA is the place to work and Mexico the place to live. Enjoy the freedom and liberty! You can embrace the best of two worlds! Awesome interview!
Incredible conversation, how validating it is to witness so many thoughts that resonate with my own. Thank you for sharing this!!! Sovereignty isn't easy, but it is so refreshing to witness it in others. Words mean things, and it is nice to see that others also cherish their life values... "if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything." Not sure if you're following anything with the horrors in Lahaina but it is making people question government intentions/negligence even further.
Great quote!! Ya, Jeff has a way with words and articulates his thoughts well 👍 I haven't caught up too much with the Maui ordeal but something doesn't seem right?
Good conversation! I was recently back in Canada and was asked what is it that I really like about Mexico and being here. Surprisingly my answer was not the beach, the palm trees, the hot tropics...not even the food?! It was getting out beyond my limitations around learning a new language and driving independently to get myself around and leaning into the culture here! Out side of that, I couldn't provide any more answers at this time!
Great point. All those surface level highlights are what attract us here - (climate/tacos/beaches) but they don't keep us here. They offer entertainment not fulfillment. There has to be something more fulfilling that can create a sense of "home" for those of us looking to relocate.
@@therelocationist indeed, the longest video from Sean.....it is so true that good people are everywhere in the world and we should know how to connect....if only all of us make a conscious effort to make this world a better place to live. One last request to Sean.....if we can get a video.... long one.... which would have a conversation between Georgia and Lake..... though I would love to see them but it is not in my hands.
They had a great convo tonight where Georgia was persistent on pulling out a splinter in Lake's foot, and Lake wasn't having any of it 😂 @@pialychakravarty4146
When big corporations dominate the world, humanity is going to war to survive. Food is scarce and there’s a fight between the haves and have nots. UN said the use of GMOs was going to increase production and hunger would be eliminated. Well food prices have increased and control was the goal the way I see it. Congratulations on using your brains and making this videos. Happy life!
Mexico is one of the best countries to live in the world and definitely the best in Latin America. Great conversation! For sure long time ago the USA is not one of the best and Canada is getting there.
Was nice Now it's more than the United States to live here. And the new government is very scary now. We're moving back to the United States. Be careful things have changed.
On one hand he saying, you should adapt to and respect the culture and the country when you move internationally and on the other hand, he is not following the laws of the land and bribing the police to get away with whatever he did wrong (eg. drinking and driving ). I don't see anything wrong with taking precautions...e.g. car seats...there's nothing to lose if erring on the side of safety, but possibly prevention of injuries to gain.
One thing missing.... Jazz's perspective. I miss those long chats with you and Jazz. Great vid Sean. Thanks for taking the time and for sharing it.
Hey bud thanks for taking the time to watch this...it's a bit of a marathon 😅But sometimes you can't quite condense things into just a few moments...a good ol fashioned in depth conversation is still valuable! Which leads me to Jazz, yes I did enjoy making those Q&A's not always easy with more babies hanging off the limbs and her work...but see what we can do 😉
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Great conversation. Really hope more people would realize the things around them aren’t set in stone. Following your gut and your heart can be scary. But even small changes can make life so much better. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for enduring that lengthy vid...it was almost a 2hr convo before the editing!
As a Mexican who lived in the USA, I appreciate a honest talk and wish you the best! The USA is the place to work and Mexico the place to live. Enjoy the freedom and liberty! You can embrace the best of two worlds! Awesome interview!
Thanks buddy! Ya it seems to be a similar thought process with many, people want to earn the $$$ up north...but live the lifestyle Mexico can offer.
@@tarahh.3921 maybe you can elaborate on this?
Great interview thanks to you both. (PS buy a better mic lol)
Incredible conversation, how validating it is to witness so many thoughts that resonate with my own. Thank you for sharing this!!! Sovereignty isn't easy, but it is so refreshing to witness it in others. Words mean things, and it is nice to see that others also cherish their life values... "if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything." Not sure if you're following anything with the horrors in Lahaina but it is making people question government intentions/negligence even further.
Great quote!! Ya, Jeff has a way with words and articulates his thoughts well 👍 I haven't caught up too much with the Maui ordeal but something doesn't seem right?
Interesting Talk ! ....Thank you for sharing ! Jeff is right all the time.
Bienvenidos a Mexico Amigos !
@fernandozome1750 Muchos Gracias my friend!
Good conversation! I was recently back in Canada and was asked what is it that I really like about Mexico and being here. Surprisingly my answer was not the beach, the palm trees, the hot tropics...not even the food?! It was getting out beyond my limitations around learning a new language and driving independently to get myself around and leaning into the culture here! Out side of that, I couldn't provide any more answers at this time!
Great point. All those surface level highlights are what attract us here - (climate/tacos/beaches) but they don't keep us here. They offer entertainment not fulfillment. There has to be something more fulfilling that can create a sense of "home" for those of us looking to relocate.
So glad you mentioned the fear. I will be moving to La Cruz early May and am scared to death but feel I will really regret it if I don’t try it.
We moving back to the United States it's gotten to expensive here in Mexico and the government is very scary now.
So true Best talk ever ❤
@lalupita3984 thank you!
Good information today…an honest look
It's the longest vid I've ever made, but wanted the video to centre around a real conversation 👍
@@therelocationist indeed, the longest video from Sean.....it is so true that good people are everywhere in the world and we should know how to connect....if only all of us make a conscious effort to make this world a better place to live.
One last request to Sean.....if we can get a video.... long one.... which would have a conversation between Georgia and Lake..... though I would love to see them but it is not in my hands.
They had a great convo tonight where Georgia was persistent on pulling out a splinter in Lake's foot, and Lake wasn't having any of it 😂 @@pialychakravarty4146
When big corporations dominate the world, humanity is going to war to survive. Food is scarce and there’s a fight between the haves and have nots. UN said the use of GMOs was going to increase production and hunger would be eliminated. Well food prices have increased and control was the goal the way I see it. Congratulations on using your brains and making this videos. Happy life!
Thank you my friend!
Mexico is one of the best countries to live in the world and definitely the best in Latin America. Great conversation! For sure long time ago the USA is not one of the best and Canada is getting there.
@alalesc3796 Thank you for watching!!
I thought supplements and alternative med wasn't allowed in MX? It would be great if it was available 👍
@jenniferressmannwriter I guess you just gotta know the right Dr. 👨⚕️ !
Meh. Try 20-40M. 10M isn’t going to get you anywhere, 50M you are renting, 150 you are still renting
Not really following?
Was nice
Now it's more than the United States to live here. And the new government is very scary now. We're moving back to the United States. Be careful things have changed.
I trust cops in Canada over Mexico. This guy seams shady to me.
I got the same vibe.
On one hand he saying, you should adapt to and respect the culture and the country when you move internationally and on the other hand, he is not following the laws of the land and bribing the police to get away with whatever he did wrong (eg. drinking and driving ).
I don't see anything wrong with taking precautions...e.g. car seats...there's nothing to lose if erring on the side of safety, but possibly prevention of injuries to gain.