Great video Jean. Early retirement is optional, eventual retirement is not. Earn, save, invest , repeat. Build passive income and don't forget to enjoy your life. With potentially a 5 year window to retirement i am fine. I don't think I could retire with less than $1 million in income-producing investments. I have already achieved 60% of my goal.
True to the fullest. Despite having no prior investing experience, I started investing before the pandemic and made about $150k in profit that year. In reality, all I was doing was consulting a professional
Yes saying NO to toxic people.. Saying no to buy any things that we don’t actually need.. Yes being creative and how to handle our life is a very good idea.. Always have a positive mindset.. The best thing is health is wealth! Oh I love this vlog! Thanks for sharing!♥️Yes to so much love and happiness! 10:39 Watching from Davao Philippines! 10:39
There is an exception though... to buy from an elderly street vendor or a young man walking for kilometers selling basket ware for instance, even though you don't need it
i totally agree with you about living a minimalist life....i have made a lot of purchases in my life where i just used it a few times and now it's lying around the house as a space filler...when i purchased a brand new car, i found myself worrying too much about it getting scratched.....when i purchased a home, i worry about maintaining it and paying property taxes on it.......Yes, I believe we should only own what we really use every day...no need to make purchases because everyone is buying but because you really do need it👍
oh totally relate. We just bought a car too and u know driving in Bali can be challenging too cos of the many motorbikes, so i was even thinking maybe we don't need a brand new car since we'll prob get scratched up quickly haha... but in the end we worry about the high humidity and internal health of used cars so played safe n bought a new one in the end... but then we also sold off the bike so it won't stay lying around unused... ah well. It's all a balancing act - to keep possessions from unnecessarily accumulating
Loved the shot of the watch with the broken face. I bought a $2 watch from a vendor in Bali 10 years ago and it still works great. Awesome tips. Thanks.
I'm trying to live a minimalist life now in order to decrease stress and "smell the flowers." I think it's the right choice. Thanks for your videos, I am learning a lot.
I agree with you. The key for me has been intentionality. Being intentional over whether I want to exercise or whether I want to save more. So it's nice to see your videos from time to time. Like the positive vibes you channel.
Yes! Can become frugal and live quality life. You need to have great cooking skills and enjoy delicious food at home. But you must have an electric auto steamer : oval size (steam rice: 50 minutes, steam porridge sweet potatoes cubes: 2.5 hrs in stainless steel bowl, water full, steam delicious soup, steam egg custard, steam ginger chicken and many delicious meals eg steam sweet potatoes cubes dessert, put in pot, add ginger slices and brown sugar: simple good hot dessert with less labour). Great for delicious steam soup, use only chicken carcass, black beans best. Basic Seasoning 2 tbsp abalone sauce, 1 tbsp light soy sauce, 1 teaspoon sugar. Creative great shop grocer discount & clearance from 50%-70%. An oven is basic delicious food: Butter spread toast with 2 half boil eggs, a dash of light soy sauce & white pepper, ovenated marinated honey sugar chicken thigh. A medium size chinese wok where you stir fried any kinds of noodles, rice dishes, fried rice. If my cat has passed, I don't want to keep animals. More freedom.
Can’t help but notice how beautiful you are and how you speak, sounds weird I know but you’re so cute and have a beautiful attitude and love for life and simplicity. It’s very refreshing 🌸 I also noticed the little Casio watch you showed and I had that exact one last year and it was so cheap but the cutest watch I had owned, so it reminded me I needed to repurchase it so I can see the time without checking my phone lol. Glad I found your channel! 🌸
I could honestly listen to you talk for hours. That Singapore accent... Good Grief. Love it. Will be in Bali soon if you have a twin sister lol !! Love the channel. You and your husband look cool
Great video. I'm 66 years old and at the end of this year I will retire and want to live in Bali for a year or more. Thank you so much for giving this good information. And I love your channel!
You get to make your own decisions in life, financial and otherwise. That must surely be your situation. Saying “No” to marriage is a good start for most.
As an investing enthusiast, I often wonder how top level investors are able to become millionaires off investing. . I’ve been sitting on over $545K equity from a home sale and I’m not sure where to go from here, is it a good time to buy into stocks or do I wait for another opportunity?
Yes, a good number of folks are raking in huge 6 figure gains in this downtrend, but such strategies are mostly successfully executed by folks with in depth market knowledge
How can I participate in this? I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financlal future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?
I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a caII.
i bet you do! we appreciate the functionality and quality vs price of IKEA very much in our simple living humble lives :) thank you also for your time to watch
📌 *Nice video, love how you take your time to educate your viewers. You gave me the mindset to invest my savings now I have made profits over $120k Right now and still making more , I am enjoying a good life with what I made investing. Indeed ‚building a Portfolio income (investing) through a licensed investment adviser is one out of many ways to earn passive income.*
That's awesome. I dealt with crypto last year on Robinhood, tried some index but didn't take it out so I lost it by the end. Any consistent strategies?
It is really hard for me to say no to beautiful objects like clothing shoes bags accessories jewelry handmade items furnitures pots and pans. A lot of joy comes from touching seeing and using.
and that's ok if that's the stage of life you're in. No need to force yourself if it isn't something your heart truly wants. Listen to yourself - that's most important. We all just have to choose what truly gives us joy.
Jean your videos are usually great but this was extra super awesome! Really love every single point - personally swear by points 2 and 3, trying to practise 1 and 5, and flat out struggling with 4 😂 I have a slight hoarding problem so working on 4 and your habits are so inspiring. Thanks for making this video!!
Jean, amazing video as always. I'd like to get your thoughts on something, you've often talked about living in the moment unless it comes about finances and enjoying the present, but how do you make sense of doing that while walking the path in the beginning stages when you have a lot to achieve before you can "afford" to live in the moment? I would love any thoughts on this, thanks!
i think living in the moment is something that can be done at any stage in any circumstances. It is a strong philosophy emphasized in yoga and felt in surf and generally thru life (read The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle - lifechanging). it's got very little to do w money & finances. Cherishing my present is appreciating that whatever im doing now - whether it's relaxing n enjoying my retired life or 10 years ago when I'm dragging 90kg men & women around on the beach as their surf instructor - or fighting with my then boyfriend and then moving house to live with new housemates - or starting a new business n doing all the bits n bobs n odds n ends associated - living in the moment isn't about enjoying some "high point of life". It's awareness of that particular present moment. Consciousness that it may never be repeated again - focusing on whats the Now n not worrying too much about past or future. And one thing Eckhart Tolle taught in his book that's been very impt to me - the Present Moment is always almost invariably, "ok". EVerything's ok. A lot of our fears are unfounded insecurities. No matter how poor or struggling or tired from work or lost in life i was, I was always still ok, I survived, life went on and invariably got better. I'm not sure i'm doing a good job of explaining this haha sorry! i hope you get what i'm trying to drive at
You & spouse have understood the real essence of life. Not to be slaved by material things & living simply free both you from false daily needs. A real life journey. Keep up your good VBLOG & wishing you both a lot of of happiness for both of you in BALI
oh ya i definitely miss cycling outdoors a lot - did a lot of that when i lived in Moscow for a year w V and it was so amazing - just my music, the great outdoors and that feeling of powering myself to go where i wanted. Now we spin in the gym cos we dont hv bikes here but i miss cycling in sunny cool weather!
Hi Jean. great video I have stumbled on your video after a recent tragic event in my life and your video and your message were an eye opener and a light at the end of the tunnel. I'm waiting for the dust to settle and after that I would to reach out and ask you more specific question . Your help is greatly appreciated. Thank God for you.
i was having fun w the skip rope and spinning lately actually but then i came down a horrible flu now that's going around in Bali a bit... i'm not the only one down i know of. You take care out there!
Great! Please write you're own book about these important realizations that you have. Serve as a compilation of lessons everyone needs to know. Thank you Jean for all your videos.
I've seen a few of your videos over the last year and totally relate with your minimalism and beach/nature mentality. I also respect your professional background and logical mindset. That said, can you recommend some good areas of Bali/Indonesia to live for peace, quiet and safety without all the crowds and tourists but still near the beach, nature, some cafes, laundry, mini-mart, banks, etc.? I've heard of places like Sanur, Nusa Dua, Uluwatu, Pecatu, Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Penida, Ubud, Sideman, Gili Islands, and Lombok, but I have no knowledge of these places. I've never been to Indonesia but will be there for a month starting in mid-September and would like to spend 5-7 nights in 5 or so different areas that might fit the bill. Any suggestions? 🙏
your time line sounds like it's 1 day per area almost.... thats seriously not enough for you to understand anything about anywhere... not just Bali. Bali is generally a safe and lovely place but based on your description you can skip Kuta (touristic and possibly unsafe at night) and u might like areas like Sanur, Uluwatu.. I'm sorry but your question is too general it can't really be answered properly. Ubud isn't beach area it's in the jungle. I think you need to sit down and just do more research thru videos or websites. But a good starting point in Bali is to see Ubud, Canggu, Uluwatu & Sanur - these 4 places.
@@JeanVoronkovaThank you :) I will be there for 30 days from 19 August - 18 September. I am looking to spend 5-7 nights in 4-6 different areas. I heard about Canggu, but it is supposed to have horrible traffic. I have done plenty of research given the places I mentioned in my original comment, so now I'm just trying to narrow it down to the best places based on a local's (your?) input since data only goes so far. I realize no place has it all, unfortunately.
Great Vid :) Where can I find your DIY haircut tutorials? I've been trying to do my own but I need to improve my skills so I'd love to check yours out. Thanks & have a great day!
I love your videos Jean. They are informative and relaxing I struggle doing simple things but I should try more by experiencing more Thanks for sharing. I’ll keep watching more
Hi sis thanks for sharing this great video! I believe everyone should Live below their means" adjust their lifestyle, be frugal, budget, save and invest. This helped me out as a 6 figure earner. I've grown over half a million in retirement savings with this method
Congratulations ma'am so happy for you, I'm trying to get started I know it takes consistency to be successful. It's really so hilarious. Sadly there's actually people still living paycheck to paycheck
Antoinette NC, 32. I Just started at my six figure job after being in and out of the poverty line. I really hope I don't end up like this. I'm scared really scared!!!
Don't panic, start out easy, don't buy things you don't need, budget every money, always save a portion of your pay atleast 5%, Invest from your pay check; it grows and helps you accumulate wealth easily.
Great video Jean. Early retirement is optional, eventual retirement is not. Earn, save, invest , repeat. Build passive income and don't forget to enjoy your life. With potentially a 5 year window to retirement i am fine. I don't think I could retire with less than $1 million in income-producing investments. I have already achieved 60% of my goal.
Haha. I definitely didn't pull that in myself. I knew next to nothing in finance. A good financial advisor really does make a lot of difference.
True to the fullest. Despite having no prior investing experience, I started investing before the pandemic and made about $150k in profit that year. In reality, all I was doing was consulting a professional
Kristin Amber Landis is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment.
Yes saying NO to toxic people.. Saying no to buy any things that we don’t actually need.. Yes being creative and how to handle our life is a very good idea.. Always have a positive mindset.. The best thing is health is wealth! Oh I love this vlog! Thanks for sharing!♥️Yes to so much love and happiness! 10:39 Watching from Davao Philippines! 10:39
thank you dear, I'm glad it resonated so much with you 🌻
@@JeanVoronkova Welcomed my dear!🩷
I also say NO to toxic people
There is an exception though... to buy from an elderly street vendor or a young man walking for kilometers selling basket ware for instance, even though you don't need it
i totally agree with you about living a minimalist life....i have made a lot of purchases in my life where i just used it a few times and now it's lying around the house as a space filler...when i purchased a brand new car, i found myself worrying too much about it getting scratched.....when i purchased a home, i worry about maintaining it and paying property taxes on it.......Yes, I believe we should only own what we really use every day...no need to make purchases because everyone is buying but because you really do need it👍
oh totally relate. We just bought a car too and u know driving in Bali can be challenging too cos of the many motorbikes, so i was even thinking maybe we don't need a brand new car since we'll prob get scratched up quickly haha... but in the end we worry about the high humidity and internal health of used cars so played safe n bought a new one in the end... but then we also sold off the bike so it won't stay lying around unused... ah well. It's all a balancing act - to keep possessions from unnecessarily accumulating
Loved the shot of the watch with the broken face. I bought a $2 watch from a vendor in Bali 10 years ago and it still works great. Awesome tips. Thanks.
I could listen to Jean all day long. Such a soothing, sweet voice and solid advice.
You almost forget the advice she's giving cause her voice is calm, smooth delicate and most relaxing to hear..
Wow, thank you all guys! I’m really glad u guys find the voice soothing 😅!
I've understood the concept of minimalism for a while, but the way you define it is beautiful. Thank you!
I'm trying to live a minimalist life now in order to decrease stress and "smell the flowers." I think it's the right choice. Thanks for your videos, I am learning a lot.
I agree with you. The key for me has been intentionality. Being intentional over whether I want to exercise or whether I want to save more. So it's nice to see your videos from time to time. Like the positive vibes you channel.
thanks Stephanie. I agree - living an intentional life is such a step up over running to keep up with society's flow & dictates.
Yes! Can become frugal and live quality life. You need to have great cooking skills and enjoy delicious food at home. But you must have an electric auto steamer : oval size (steam rice: 50 minutes, steam porridge sweet potatoes cubes: 2.5 hrs in stainless steel bowl, water full, steam delicious soup, steam egg custard, steam ginger chicken and many delicious meals eg steam sweet potatoes cubes dessert, put in pot, add ginger slices and brown sugar: simple good hot dessert with less labour). Great for delicious steam soup, use only chicken carcass, black beans best. Basic Seasoning 2 tbsp abalone sauce, 1 tbsp light soy sauce, 1 teaspoon sugar. Creative great shop grocer discount & clearance from 50%-70%. An oven is basic delicious food: Butter spread toast with 2 half boil eggs, a dash of light soy sauce & white pepper, ovenated marinated honey sugar chicken thigh. A medium size chinese wok where you stir fried any kinds of noodles, rice dishes, fried rice. If my cat has passed, I don't want to keep animals. More freedom.
Can’t help but notice how beautiful you are and how you speak, sounds weird I know but you’re so cute and have a beautiful attitude and love for life and simplicity. It’s very refreshing 🌸 I also noticed the little Casio watch you showed and I had that exact one last year and it was so cheap but the cutest watch I had owned, so it reminded me I needed to repurchase it so I can see the time without checking my phone lol. Glad I found your channel! 🌸
I could honestly listen to you talk for hours. That Singapore accent... Good Grief. Love it. Will be in Bali soon if you have a twin sister lol !! Love the channel. You and your husband look cool
heh thanks! too bad no twin lol
A quote my dad always told me and has stuck, especially in regards to debt:
“Don’t spend what you don’t have.”
Saying No to the allure of Amazon, Lazada, Shoppee and other big tech algorithms would be a great help esp to millennials, GenX Y and Zs :)
yeah! anyone else remember the good ole days before online shopping became... everything? lol.
Thank you so much for this video.
It is so insightful for those on the path of real wealth.
My gosh this woman is so beautiful
🌻🙏
I spend a lot with makeup, if my skin looked this good without it (sometimes I have hormonal acne), I could save a lot 😢
Inside and out..!
@@6699smaybe change a bit of your diet? You eat allot of sugae?
agreed
Great video. I'm 66 years old and at the end of this year I will retire and want to live in Bali for a year or more. Thank you so much for giving this good information. And I love your channel!
thank you! i'm glad the videos are useful for you :)
Thank you for sharing the meaningful life of "true wealth."🌿
I need to start a little exercise and be more mindful of what I purchase 🙏🏻 thank you jean for your beautiful videos
oh gosh the Blue cup is nice...I need to buy 1... wait ..... 100 cups keep at home! maximilist it!!!
lol whatever makes you happy haa
I totally agree, Now to get my hubby on board........
ah yes its always a challenge if the partner doesn't share similar habits!
You get to make your own decisions in life, financial and otherwise. That must surely be your situation. Saying “No” to marriage is a good start for most.
And no to Children
As an investing enthusiast, I often wonder how top level investors are able to become millionaires off investing. . I’ve been sitting on over $545K equity from a home sale and I’m not sure where to go from here, is it a good time to buy into stocks or do I wait for another opportunity?
Yes, a good number of folks are raking in huge 6 figure gains in this downtrend, but such strategies are mostly successfully executed by folks with in depth market knowledge
How can I participate in this? I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financlal future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?
I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a caII.
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This is a scam.. do not engage !
i have that same ikea coffee mug. Just discovered your channel and I really appreciate what you do.
i bet you do! we appreciate the functionality and quality vs price of IKEA very much in our simple living humble lives :) thank you also for your time to watch
Do you have home tour video ? If not can you plz do one? I would like to see how minimalist house looks like. Thank you
So much motivation following your TH-cam all these years
sweety, just found out your channel very recently and it is already my fav channel - thank you!
the quality of your vlog is very stunning jean 😊
Thank you Michiko that’s very kind 😊
Nice videos like yours is a huge part of my retirement training! Thank you!
📌 *Nice video, love how you take your time to educate your viewers. You gave me the mindset to invest my savings now I have made profits over $120k Right now and still making more , I am enjoying a good life with what I made investing. Indeed ‚building a Portfolio income (investing) through a licensed investment adviser is one out of many ways to earn passive income.*
That's awesome. I dealt with crypto last year on Robinhood, tried some index but didn't take it out so I lost it by the end. Any consistent strategies?
I will advice you find a good crypto
trader like Mrs Angela Mae Mcclain, that will help you through
God bless Mrs Angela Mcclain for all Good works. We need such a person in the society
Nice❤️❤️
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Agreed with you Jean, making a habit to say ‘No’ is a simple & effective way, thx 😊
thanks Richard hope you had a nice weekend!
So true, powerful and meaningful words to me. Thanks for sharing a bit of your history !
Great vedio ❤
Creating space for more quality and meaning in life is cruicial 🤗 Thank you for a beautiful video!
thanks Nadia for your time to watch :) glad you liked the video :)
Life is abundant, thank you because I feel so blessed and appreciate everything I have. Continue on your inspirational journey.❤
🌻😍
❤ lovely message really enlighten me how to be minimalist idea
Thanks for sharing your experiences.
i buy 2-3 coffee every day and its about 200$ month... quite much money i think. Hello from Russia
This felt like a therapy session I need. Thank you
It is really hard for me to say no to beautiful objects like clothing shoes bags accessories jewelry handmade items furnitures pots and pans. A lot of joy comes from touching seeing and using.
and that's ok if that's the stage of life you're in. No need to force yourself if it isn't something your heart truly wants. Listen to yourself - that's most important. We all just have to choose what truly gives us joy.
Really enjoyed your content and style. Thank you sharing your insights. 😊
thank you for this kind note Gypsy Belle!
Amazing video style!!
Very motivational and realistic information, thank you so much for giving all good information dear😊❤️❤️
My pleasure 😊
You are such an inspiration. Keep up the great videos.
Thank you Jasper good weekend to you 🤗😍
Jean your videos are usually great but this was extra super awesome! Really love every single point - personally swear by points 2 and 3, trying to practise 1 and 5, and flat out struggling with 4 😂 I have a slight hoarding problem so working on 4 and your habits are so inspiring. Thanks for making this video!!
hello Seth so nice to see you - thanks for stopping by! glad u enjoyed this one :) xoxo
❤ What a spacial person you are thanks you for your advice
Great video, great life, great info…
Definitely being a minimalist in the long run can make you wealthy. Us clicking on this TH-cam video also helps ;)
Thank you Lady. You are polite 👍 Taddeo from Durham, NC
Glad I found you 🙏🌸💕
Beautiful and soothing video thank you 🍃💮In which area of Bali is your beautiful, little house?
I completely agree with you.
Nice video! It's not all about making more money, it's about being careful how you spend it and where you spend it.
Great video Jean! Are you a Flowist?😊
Jean, amazing video as always. I'd like to get your thoughts on something, you've often talked about living in the moment unless it comes about finances and enjoying the present, but how do you make sense of doing that while walking the path in the beginning stages when you have a lot to achieve before you can "afford" to live in the moment? I would love any thoughts on this, thanks!
i think living in the moment is something that can be done at any stage in any circumstances. It is a strong philosophy emphasized in yoga and felt in surf and generally thru life (read The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle - lifechanging). it's got very little to do w money & finances. Cherishing my present is appreciating that whatever im doing now - whether it's relaxing n enjoying my retired life or 10 years ago when I'm dragging 90kg men & women around on the beach as their surf instructor - or fighting with my then boyfriend and then moving house to live with new housemates - or starting a new business n doing all the bits n bobs n odds n ends associated - living in the moment isn't about enjoying some "high point of life". It's awareness of that particular present moment. Consciousness that it may never be repeated again - focusing on whats the Now n not worrying too much about past or future. And one thing Eckhart Tolle taught in his book that's been very impt to me - the Present Moment is always almost invariably, "ok". EVerything's ok. A lot of our fears are unfounded insecurities. No matter how poor or struggling or tired from work or lost in life i was, I was always still ok, I survived, life went on and invariably got better. I'm not sure i'm doing a good job of explaining this haha sorry! i hope you get what i'm trying to drive at
You & spouse have understood the real essence of life. Not to be slaved by material things & living simply free both you from false daily needs. A real life journey. Keep up your good VBLOG & wishing you both a lot of of happiness for both of you in BALI
thank you - so kind!
Love your top. Nice colour and it suits you.
Thank you so much 😍
Hi there, Im a new fan😍 Thank you for sharing, we are on the same boat and I just needed a boost.🤩 You are so lovely and continue inspiring people🥰
Hello ms.jean love your videos help me manage my bad habits in money.💙💙💙💙
solo no interactive workout? yep sounds like cycling to me and I love every second of it.
oh ya i definitely miss cycling outdoors a lot - did a lot of that when i lived in Moscow for a year w V and it was so amazing - just my music, the great outdoors and that feeling of powering myself to go where i wanted. Now we spin in the gym cos we dont hv bikes here but i miss cycling in sunny cool weather!
Congrats on breaking the society treadmill 👍🙂
Hi Jean. great video I have stumbled on your video after a recent tragic event in my life and your video and your message were an eye opener and a light at the end of the tunnel. I'm waiting for the dust to settle and after that I would to reach out and ask you more specific question . Your help is greatly appreciated. Thank God for you.
Love how simple these tips all are! Thank you Jean! I'm also with you on the getting off my ass and getting back into the gym! 😅❤
i was having fun w the skip rope and spinning lately actually but then i came down a horrible flu now that's going around in Bali a bit... i'm not the only one down i know of. You take care out there!
Great. Thx.
Excellent video Jean.
Happy weekend
😮
dimana2 ada commentnya koh josep 😅
Thank you Josep! ✌🏼🦋
U too!
Its a lot easier to live minimilist in a hot climate.......theres no chance to retire if your still paying big rent.
Great! Please write you're own book about these important realizations that you have. Serve as a compilation of lessons everyone needs to know. Thank you Jean for all your videos.
I've seen a few of your videos over the last year and totally relate with your minimalism and beach/nature mentality. I also respect your professional background and logical mindset. That said, can you recommend some good areas of Bali/Indonesia to live for peace, quiet and safety without all the crowds and tourists but still near the beach, nature, some cafes, laundry, mini-mart, banks, etc.?
I've heard of places like Sanur, Nusa Dua, Uluwatu, Pecatu, Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Penida, Ubud, Sideman, Gili Islands, and Lombok, but I have no knowledge of these places.
I've never been to Indonesia but will be there for a month starting in mid-September and would like to spend 5-7 nights in 5 or so different areas that might fit the bill. Any suggestions? 🙏
your time line sounds like it's 1 day per area almost.... thats seriously not enough for you to understand anything about anywhere... not just Bali. Bali is generally a safe and lovely place but based on your description you can skip Kuta (touristic and possibly unsafe at night) and u might like areas like Sanur, Uluwatu.. I'm sorry but your question is too general it can't really be answered properly. Ubud isn't beach area it's in the jungle. I think you need to sit down and just do more research thru videos or websites. But a good starting point in Bali is to see Ubud, Canggu, Uluwatu & Sanur - these 4 places.
@@JeanVoronkovaThank you :) I will be there for 30 days from 19 August - 18 September. I am looking to spend 5-7 nights in 4-6 different areas. I heard about Canggu, but it is supposed to have horrible traffic. I have done plenty of research given the places I mentioned in my original comment, so now I'm just trying to narrow it down to the best places based on a local's (your?) input since data only goes so far. I realize no place has it all, unfortunately.
Thx for sharing! ❤
🌻
Great Vid :) Where can I find your DIY haircut tutorials? I've been trying to do my own but I need to improve my skills so I'd love to check yours out. Thanks & have a great day!
Hi! youtube.com/@JeanieV here u go! About to upload another vid soon! See u there!
Thank you ❤
I love Bali too❤
Thank you...
Shopping should never be used as a feel good therapy if you want to save.
haha yeah that's a killer trap!
I could listen to your voice for hours! ❤
thanks Jo :)
Wow wow Love hearing how great is your Mindset.
thanks :) glad it was of some value to you :)
"Being creative in charting our course of life."
😍👏
I love your videos Jean. They are informative and relaxing
I struggle doing simple things but I should try more by experiencing more
Thanks for sharing. I’ll keep watching more
definitely try more different experiences in life! they teach us a lot more about ourselves thats pretty important!
Two Apple keyboards though 😅
Great video btw ❤
I agree with it all 🌹
Thanks! 😁 glad u enjoyed the video!
How do I get rid of the stuff
Vitaliy Voronkov is very common Russian name.
Hi sis thanks for sharing this great video! I believe everyone should Live below their means" adjust their lifestyle, be frugal, budget, save and invest. This helped me out as a 6 figure earner. I've grown over half a million in retirement savings with this method
Congratulations ma'am so happy for you, I'm trying to get started I know it takes consistency to be successful. It's really so hilarious. Sadly there's actually people still living paycheck to paycheck
You said it all right there, great accomplishment keep it going 👍
Antoinette NC, 32. I Just started at my six figure job after being in and out of the poverty line. I really hope I don't end up like this. I'm scared really scared!!!
Don't panic, start out easy, don't buy things you don't need, budget every money, always save a portion of your pay atleast 5%, Invest from your pay check; it grows and helps you accumulate wealth easily.
Thanks, I started saving a bit already, how do I go about investing? I want to try all my options
That is so beautiful, everything I aspire to do but sadly not there. Best of luck to you both and continue enjoying your life in Bali.
Fantastic I love your channel
Thank you so much Margaret 🌻
Thanks 😊
Thank you 🇦🇺❤️
You’re welcome 😊
Wow thanks for sharing these amazing insights ❤
cheers 🤓🌻
Thank you
You're welcome 🌸
Hi Jean... greetings from Flores.
oh wow Flores! how is it over there I wanna go see it too!
No, the minimalist habits didn't make you wealthy. Your former career as a lawyer did.
Diogenes was the ultimate minimalist
Nice love it!!
Great video!
Great Video 💟
A new Subscriber here 👍
Loved this.. Your voice itself is so soothing...❤. More power to you..
Thank you so much 😀
U had me interested in your tips for minimalism until the advertising kicked in
Well she still has to make money, not give advice for free.
Love watching your video
Yay! Thanks for the reminders.
Hello dmang0 🌸🦋 u have a good weekend yourself 🤗 I’m actually down w the flu now so just dozing a lot at home sigh. Miss my health already haha!
Totally agree!
I love your channel great advice keep making them in sub now