This is one of the most extraordinary 15 minute offerings from CRVL - solar panels, water filters, tents - there's lots that are the "nuts and bolts" of nomad living. But these interviews and stories - this is the soul of nomad living.
When that nice lady talked about her friends coming to her and camping around her in a circle during her difficult time I was overwhelmed with unexpected emotion. I'm glad she was able to pull through.
I love what that one lady said...."it was hard, but it was temporary "....that applies to SO many situations in Life....EVERYTHING is temporary. Whenever you're experiencing something hard, remind yourself, "this too shall pass"...it may take a while, and it may hurt, but it WILL pass. I once heard an excellent saying: "suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem "....seek help...it IS out there (I've never been suicidal but my ex-husband ended his life by suicide). I personally never feel lonely when I'm in my tiny-home-on-wheels, on the road or boondocking....I feel alone when I'm in a room with family members (sad to say that). I too am an introvert so when I want human connection, I find it, and when I want to just chill out in my tiny-home-on-wheels, I do (along with my dog and cat; so I'm never truly alone). Thanks for Sharing this vlog.
This blew me away. I was a full time nomad for only a few years and went back to sticks and bricks. Now, I’m missing it greatly for so many of the points made in this video. I’m convinced I need to go back to it, at least part time. Thank you so much for sharing this. I met more people that I connected with than I do now. I really believe my personality was meant to be a nomad. ✌🏼
I'm struggling too. It's 6 months today full time. I've done other years part-time. I could write a book about these past 6 months and the very challenging experiences I've had. I'm not giving up though, partly because I can't and partly because I don't want to.
no human was made to be without company we got 9 billion on this planet I live on my own I lost all my family and my husband I am spiritual I love my path I am 67 I have my pets I love to bits my pug Blossom meet lots of dog walkers and I got my cats lilly and violet and have a few nice people around like minds I do miss telling my mum my husband what day I have had i have lots to do i send love and hugs to you all. Great video
Oppression can drive the wise one into madness. I live in a house, in a small town with neighbors and still feel lonely. When I travel to a distant forest and spend the day, I am never lonely. You see, the animals that live there always give me company, more than I ever expected, and I am always at peace. It is satisfying to hear everyone else's travels in this life. Great job Autumn!!
What a professional video format. Bob hired somebody. Im looking foward to the series but also hope the original format of interviews and tours continue.
I. have so much respect for you Bob. As a parent who has lost an adult son to suicide as i think you have. Grief does make some of us self isolate. My prayers go out to all of you nomads
I have watched a ton of van-life videos and I think this is the most important one yet. I can relate to every person interviewed and the dogs are beautiful too.
Glad you started this series addressing loneliness! For me as a woman in the city in an apartment, I do get a chance to meet people volunteering...but the problem I consistently face is that when I want to get together and make a new friend, they say "I can't I have kids". The people are just not interested in making new friends or don't have time. I'm hoping to find that deep friendship connection when I go on the road.
I met a couple in 2009 who hosted board game meet ups in their home. They had a 2 year old and 5 year old. They are still friends and their kids are like family to me. There is hope.
Thank you, one and all, for publicly discussing this issue. I'm sure it means a great deal to so many of us facing the same situation, and knowing we are not alone.
I can't say enough about this day and the fact I watched this after spending days visiting my son on his birthday. Got back a few hours ago lost and not sure what happened to me. The 6 hours of driving was nothing compared to coming home and being alone! Thank all of you for sharing this and God bless you all. Amen
Humans aren't meant to live in a society where we work all day just to pay the bills and follow the rat race into a gutter. Being more connected with nature (because we are nature) is where we belong. I miss being a nomad. I'm happily married now but my wife could never live this way which is ok. It's not for everyone. But I will say, I had the most friends and wonderful experiences while I was nomadic. It greatly improved my mental health in ways medication couldn't.
I don't consider myself a loner, but I'm perfectly happy being alone for extended periods. As a young man I backpacked by myself all over the world. 35 countries and principalities on 6 of the 7 continents. Sometimes I would hook up with other travelers, but if I didn't, I was perfectly happy by myself exploring new surroundings, then back at my camp with my journal or a good book in the daytime or a campfire at night. I could have been very happy living a life like Dick Proenneke.
13:03 These people all came and camped in a circle around me until I got better! Definitely I community that I would like to be more part of one day! 🙏🏾🙌🏾💯
Living in Europe it is not likely I will ever visit America. But I feel connected somehow. My husband and I travel with our camper as much as we can and although the situation here is different, I have learned a lot watching the video's posted on the channel. Loved this video!
What a great video. Lonliness can be dark but there is light at the end of the tunnel. Good luck to each and everyone of you. Get a dog a friend for life. Bob wells you are a legend and you should be applauded. Jonathan 🇬🇧
Thanks for sharing this 🙏 I’m about six months in to van life and do feel it from time to time, but the point about being lonely in the old life is 100% accurate for me. I usually only feel the loneliness when I visit a national park or something, and have no one to experience it with.
with a cell signal in most areas we are comforted by the interaction on the internet. this also, I once read : those who make no acquaintance will be left alone. In other words, be the first to say hello and strike up a conversation when you are close to somebody else.
Bob, I really appreciate you and all you’ve done for humankind. This video has me in tears. I relate so strongly to the message. I’ve spent the past 28+ years feeling alone. I would try to connect by getting involved in various groups but, even after participating for a few years, I never felt connected. These days, I want nothing more than to become a nomad. My husband was starting to warm up to the idea but then his health started to fall apart. Right now, he’s battling cancer. I’m scared of losing him and I feel more lonely than ever.
Thank God for beautiful heart connections! And thank you all for sharing! Sending you all love, prayers for all goodness and greetings of peace! 💚🌷🤲🏻☝🏻💫💫💫💫
REO Speedwagon, 1976 "Keep pushin'". almost 50 years ago. Listen to the lyrics, even if you don't like rock. This has been in my head since I wore a younger man's clothes. Nothing new, an age old dilemma for people. Me too, but I'm old and still hear it. Loneliness is a mindset. Turn, and keep pushin'. Thanks Bob
I'm about to make my 4th attempt to become a nomad and this time I feel better prepared for it. I just recently dealt with my ADHD and life long depression. I can say now how good I feel about myself. I think once you focus on your problems and are willing to change things just fall into place. I owe a lot to Bob after discovering him. He really opened up the possibilities that I have and gave me hope. We all need hope so keep on keeping on. Much love to you all.
It's been studied that forced isolation is directly related to all the negative things that can occur when alone( kidnap, shipwrecked,wildernessed,solitary confinement etc.) Yet voluntarily it's been noted a peculiar crowd of folks find bliss with no problematic concerns of loneliness or mental instability.A sailor once solitarily competed in a race across the world and disappeared.When they caught up to him months later he said he just forgot about the race when he reached the Mediterranean...it was so beautiful there ,he made it is home.
Truly the freedom and friendships make this life worth it! I am less lonely on the road than I have ever been. There’s a lot of wonderful people in this world and in this lifestyle. 💜🙏
This was a wonderful and hopefully eye-opening installment for anyone who is having issues of any kind. We are here for each other, as well as for our selves. The best of us have been there before.
Oh good, been looking for one or some of my favorites to chime in on this video. It's good one, seemingly sincere opinions backed by years on the road. Thanks to all.
A truly beautiful & inspiring hopeful video Autumn. I believe that feeling of not belonging here comes from KNOWING another reality, a past life, another place where we did belong. Once we find our tribe our village we feel at peace ... happy.
I’m genetically blessed and do not get lonely. Been on the road 8 years and prefer a site away from others. I do have a small dog and enjoy walking with her. If you are like me, don’t hesitate, you will love it.
I’m turning 68 shortly and loneliness to me is like and old friend in some respects sometimes I fight with it but I know in my heart it’s telling me something. Appreciate this guy’s 😊😊safe travels everyone
As good as it gets. Lots of people think running off to the desert, the forest to be alone is the answer. I, personally have found, like Brian said, if you want to be alone, the big city is the place to be. There, for the most part nobody gives a damn about you or your life. Conversely, in the desert or forest when people see you they want to chat. If you want community, living as a nomad, counter- intuitive as it is, is the way to go. Great video!
I lived outside- alone- I was without a house for 7 years. I was alone all the time but never found myself lonely. Now I have a home and lots of community connections. But I miss my time alone in the world out in the world traveling, often by foot. But I saw the world because I was moving slower. Even tho it was often scary and very dangerous where I found myself surviving as a homeless person I found me and I’m very comfortable with who I am today.
A beautiful video - “loneliness as a compass leading us to the whispers in our heart.” Thank you Autumn, participants & Bob. So many important messages here. I look forward to the next in the series.🪽🧡🪶
Dear Bob Wells. This is a most beautiful film and so important. I cannot drive so i will never be in a van but instead i ride a bicycle in nature. I am trying to balance my life between a nomadic spirit and i need for a place to keep me grounded. I am happiest in nature and never feel lonelt there when by myself. I love your channel and learn so much about nomad life in the USA. Kind regards The Water Cyclist😊
There are more dogs than children in the US right now. I think that speaks to how folks cure loneliness. I'm married, never had kids but always have dogs. Can't imagine life without our dogs. I try to be the kind of person my dogs think I am and that means being kind to others. If you are kind, people will be drawn to you. The lady whose friends "circled the wagons" when she felt distressed and fearful must be a kind person. ❤
Thankyou for this video, we so need these talks, do not ever stop, some day I hope to meet these people and be excepted as a member of your tribe, look forward to your next talk😎
This is an incredibly important topic....mental health. Normalizing it is deeply beneficial for all and makes it more comfortable to reach out. I hope you continue this broad topic.
What a wonderful episode 💕 I had to share this with my daughter, who seems lost sometimes. This is very inspiring ❤ what a wonderful life, if you know where to look...
This is one of the most extraordinary 15 minute offerings from CRVL - solar panels, water filters, tents - there's lots that are the "nuts and bolts" of nomad living. But these interviews and stories - this is the soul of nomad living.
Spot on ❤
Yes, 💯 agree. ❤
Well said.
I hit the road six months following bypass surgery. I also have mental health issues. Hitting the road was the best thing I ever did for myself.
When that nice lady talked about her friends coming to her and camping around her in a circle during her difficult time I was overwhelmed with unexpected emotion. I'm glad she was able to pull through.
That made me weep a little, for joy 💜
The story of people camping around the woman going through a difficult time is so heartwarming❤
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So tender.
Go to a HOWA caravan in the Arizona desert (Quartzite). You will meet a group of nomads and find “your people”. It has made all the difference for me.
How can I meet with this group?
Excellent! Vanlife is so much more than solar panels and preferred urination devices. Love this community!
I am so glad you said this! It’s not all fun sitting around the campfire and singing. Very glad I have watched this!
i am a widower ...
my wife and i spent 20 years as full time RVer's
Best Wife Ever ! amen
I'm lonely to. And I'm stuck in a trashy, mobile home. At least you're out there,living, and travelling. 😊
No matter where you go, there you are
You can’t escape from yourself.
@@jimwells7778 That's my problem
Exactly! 😁
Bob Well's and his tribe is a force of nature for adventure, connection, healing, love and peace. ♥
This video really hit the soul of what being a nomad is all about. Very well done!
If I can spend an hour a week really engaging in meaningful dialogue with a genuine human, I’m good.
Julie. I cannot stop crying. Thank you for sharing. I don’t feel as alone or "weird". Thank you. Just Thank you.💙
I got pretty emotional watching this. Much appreciation to everyone in the video willing to open up and share.
Yeah, it sure helps to know that after all, we are all normal❤❤❤
I love what that one lady said...."it was hard, but it was temporary "....that applies to SO many situations in Life....EVERYTHING is temporary. Whenever you're experiencing something hard, remind yourself, "this too shall pass"...it may take a while, and it may hurt, but it WILL pass. I once heard an excellent saying: "suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem "....seek help...it IS out there (I've never been suicidal but my ex-husband ended his life by suicide). I personally never feel lonely when I'm in my tiny-home-on-wheels, on the road or boondocking....I feel alone when I'm in a room with family members (sad to say that). I too am an introvert so when I want human connection, I find it, and when I want to just chill out in my tiny-home-on-wheels, I do (along with my dog and cat; so I'm never truly alone). Thanks for Sharing this vlog.
@miniskioliewanda I understand. I've always felt alone & disconnected (not as if I'm even a part of) my "family." I've now chosen to stay away.
Beautifully said
@@vivoyeur 🤗
@@annecooktown4726 🤗
This blew me away. I was a full time nomad for only a few years and went back to sticks and bricks. Now, I’m missing it greatly for so many of the points made in this video. I’m convinced I need to go back to it, at least part time. Thank you so much for sharing this. I met more people that I connected with than I do now. I really believe my personality was meant to be a nomad. ✌🏼
I needed this. I'm struggling. A great idea for a new series. Thank you
I'm struggling too. It's 6 months today full time. I've done other years part-time. I could write a book about these past 6 months and the very challenging experiences I've had. I'm not giving up though, partly because I can't and partly because I don't want to.
no human was made to be without company we got 9 billion on this planet I live on my own I lost all my family and my husband I am spiritual I love my path I am 67 I have my pets I love to bits my pug Blossom meet lots of dog walkers and I got my cats lilly and violet and have a few nice people around like minds I do miss telling my mum my husband what day I have had i have lots to do i send love and hugs to you all. Great video
A very deep and meaningful video. Thank you for this.
Oppression can drive the wise one into madness. I live in a house, in a small town with neighbors and still feel lonely. When I travel to a distant forest and spend the day, I am never lonely. You see, the animals that live there always give me company, more than I ever expected, and I am always at peace. It is satisfying to hear everyone else's travels in this life. Great job Autumn!!
Hi there! 😊 Thanks for sharing - I love that you experience peace like this in nature. ❤
@@autumnandchloe Thank you for the nice compliment!
All wonderfully said! This video needs to go viral....not just for nomads, but the world at large.
What a professional video format. Bob hired somebody. Im looking foward to the series but also hope the original format of interviews and tours continue.
I. have so much respect for you Bob. As a parent who has lost an adult son to suicide as i think you have. Grief does make some of us self isolate. My prayers go out to all of you nomads
I have watched a ton of van-life videos and I think this is the most important one yet. I can relate to every person interviewed and the dogs are beautiful too.
❤ this channel just gets better. many, many thanks from europe.
Glad you started this series addressing loneliness! For me as a woman in the city in an apartment, I do get a chance to meet people volunteering...but the problem I consistently face is that when I want to get together and make a new friend, they say "I can't I have kids". The people are just not interested in making new friends or don't have time. I'm hoping to find that deep friendship connection when I go on the road.
I met a couple in 2009 who hosted board game meet ups in their home. They had a 2 year old and 5 year old. They are still friends and their kids are like family to me. There is hope.
I totally get you. Unfortunately, it's not always better on the road; it depends on where you are and who you meet.
Autumn and team,you pushed the correct button of life
Thank you, one and all, for publicly discussing this issue. I'm sure it means a great deal to so many of us facing the same situation, and knowing we are not alone.
You can be married and feel alone
I can't say enough about this day and the fact I watched this after spending days visiting my son on his birthday. Got back a few hours ago lost and not sure what happened to me. The 6 hours of driving was nothing compared to coming home and being alone! Thank all of you for sharing this and God bless you all. Amen
the one woman said, its a state of mind, its not who we are, meant alot to me.
Reach out! Start with one person. Me if you want. 69 yrs old. I also have a son.
Autumn, you have a wonderful gift of capturing and describing life
Humans aren't meant to live in a society where we work all day just to pay the bills and follow the rat race into a gutter. Being more connected with nature (because we are nature) is where we belong. I miss being a nomad. I'm happily married now but my wife could never live this way which is ok. It's not for everyone. But I will say, I had the most friends and wonderful experiences while I was nomadic. It greatly improved my mental health in ways medication couldn't.
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Thank you for this video.
Awesome, I am so grateful to lend my voice and to have learned something from everyone. Great job, Autumn!
So grateful for your wisdom and experience in the video! ❤
I don't consider myself a loner, but I'm perfectly happy being alone for extended periods.
As a young man I backpacked by myself all over the world. 35 countries and principalities on 6 of the 7 continents.
Sometimes I would hook up with other travelers, but if I didn't, I was perfectly happy by myself exploring new surroundings, then back at my camp with my journal or a good book in the daytime or a campfire at night.
I could have been very happy living a life like Dick Proenneke.
13:03 These people all came and camped in a circle around me until I got better! Definitely I community that I would like to be more part of one day! 🙏🏾🙌🏾💯
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I think you found a real gem, Bob. I hope she sticks around .Thanks Autumn, looking forward to seeing what you do.
Aww, thanks so much! 🙂
Living in Europe it is not likely I will ever visit America. But I feel connected somehow. My husband and I travel with our camper as much as we can and although the situation here is different, I have learned a lot watching the video's posted on the channel. Loved this video!
What a great video. Lonliness can be dark but there is light at the end of the tunnel. Good luck to each and everyone of you. Get a dog a friend for life. Bob wells you are a legend and you should be applauded. Jonathan 🇬🇧
Thanks for sharing this 🙏 I’m about six months in to van life and do feel it from time to time, but the point about being lonely in the old life is 100% accurate for me. I usually only feel the loneliness when I visit a national park or something, and have no one to experience it with.
I like to think of loved one's that I have lost as being in beautiful places with me. It make it feel less lonely to be alone.
Oh, well done. Wow. ⚘
with a cell signal in most areas we are comforted by the interaction on the internet. this also, I once read : those who make no acquaintance will be left alone. In other words, be the first to say hello and strike up a conversation when you are close to somebody else.
One of the best videos I’ve ever seen on your channel!
I love u guys! Ty ty ty❤
Thank you Autumn and Bob!
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I love your honesty. Very inspiring. Thanks for sharing.
Autumn is so talented. Thank you for putting this together. Production is really improving!
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Bob, I really appreciate you and all you’ve done for humankind. This video has me in tears. I relate so strongly to the message. I’ve spent the past 28+ years feeling alone. I would try to connect by getting involved in various groups but, even after participating for a few years, I never felt connected. These days, I want nothing more than to become a nomad. My husband was starting to warm up to the idea but then his health started to fall apart. Right now, he’s battling cancer. I’m scared of losing him and I feel more lonely than ever.
Love Bob forever #Grateful
Thank God for beautiful heart connections! And thank you all for sharing! Sending you all love, prayers for all goodness and greetings of peace! 💚🌷🤲🏻☝🏻💫💫💫💫
This is a very timely video for my life situation. Thank you. 💜💜
Ditto❤❤❤❤❤
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This video is quite important for anyone considering nomad life or others alreafy living that way.
I'm really looking forward to this series. This was a great start to it!
Thank you, Bob & team!
Beautiful people sharing beautiful days. Thank you. Blessings
REO Speedwagon, 1976 "Keep pushin'". almost 50 years ago. Listen to the lyrics, even if you don't like rock. This has been in my head since I wore a younger man's clothes. Nothing new, an age old dilemma for people. Me too, but I'm old and still hear it. Loneliness is a mindset. Turn, and keep pushin'. Thanks Bob
I’ll have to find the song
Love the intro: "Loneliness. It's not an absence of people, but an absence of connection." So true. We stop trying.
Maybe the absence of God ? 🙏
Yes, there is a loneliness for the different people in our lives, even when our life is otherwise satisfying.
Very touching video❤🤙
One of the best videos I’ve seen. And I’ve seen hundreds 😊
Thank you all for sharing your thoughts on loneliness.
I'm about to make my 4th attempt to become a nomad and this time I feel better prepared for it. I just recently dealt with my ADHD and life long depression. I can say now how good I feel about myself. I think once you focus on your problems and are willing to change things just fall into place. I owe a lot to Bob after discovering him. He really opened up the possibilities that I have and gave me hope. We all need hope so keep on keeping on. Much love to you all.
I'm happy for you.
It's been studied that forced isolation is directly related to all the negative things that can occur when alone( kidnap, shipwrecked,wildernessed,solitary confinement etc.) Yet voluntarily it's been noted a peculiar crowd of folks find bliss with no problematic concerns of loneliness or mental instability.A sailor once solitarily competed in a race across the world and disappeared.When they caught up to him months later he said he just forgot about the race when he reached the Mediterranean...it was so beautiful there ,he made it is home.
Truly the freedom and friendships make this life worth it! I am less lonely on the road than I have ever been. There’s a lot of wonderful people in this world and in this lifestyle. 💜🙏
Wow. I'm saving this and will come back to it again. Thank you for sharing all of this wisdom! ❤
What a sincere video. It has helped me with my concerns about a nomadic life. Thank you and looking forward to this series.
I look forward to watching the rest of this series as I do face loneliness often. Thank you.
Thanks for posting this.
This was a wonderful and hopefully eye-opening installment for anyone who is having issues of any kind. We are here for each other, as well as for our selves. The best of us have been there before.
Excellent, loved this! Thank you all. Much love and many blessings
Yes 💙🦋💙
Oh good, been looking for one or some of my favorites to chime in on this video. It's good one, seemingly sincere opinions backed by years on the road. Thanks to all.
Freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose.
A truly beautiful & inspiring hopeful video Autumn. I believe that feeling of not belonging here comes from KNOWING another reality, a past life, another place where we did belong. Once we find our tribe our village we feel at peace ... happy.
Thanks so much! 🙂
Always great stuff.
Freedom sounds good right now to me. I wanna get me some of that.!
Wow! That was a great video! Very helpful information!
Well done! Heartfelt sharing, Thanks Ya'll 😊
#Grateful 🙏 love you guys, thank you, #mahalo
I’m genetically blessed and do not get lonely. Been on the road 8 years and prefer a site away from others. I do have a small dog and enjoy walking with her. If you are like me, don’t hesitate, you will love it.
I’m turning 68 shortly and loneliness to me is like and old friend in some respects sometimes I fight with it but I know in my heart it’s telling me something. Appreciate this guy’s 😊😊safe travels everyone
As good as it gets. Lots of people think running off to the desert, the forest to be alone is the answer. I, personally have found, like Brian said, if you want to be alone, the big city is the place to be. There, for the most part nobody gives a damn about you or your life. Conversely, in the desert or forest when people see you they want to chat.
If you want community, living as a nomad, counter- intuitive as it is, is the way to go.
Great video!
Great idea for a series, I like it!
This is a very good episode. The shared perspectives are very valued.
I became an introvert because I didn't fit in anywhere. I've always wanted a group of ppl.
Wonderful collage of nomad interviews 🥰🤗❤️
Beautifully done video
Excellent video and topic - Keep on with the series, we need it more than ever!
Love the openess of these guys, and thier stories will be so helpful to others,
I lived outside- alone- I was without a house for 7 years. I was alone all the time but never found myself lonely. Now I have a home and lots of community connections. But I miss my time alone in the world out in the world traveling, often by foot. But I saw the world because I was moving slower. Even tho it was often scary and very dangerous where I found myself surviving as a homeless person I found me and I’m very comfortable with who I am today.
Love" expressed through tears' hope life and future through experience" I am you" and you all brought tears to my eyes. Thank you.
A beautiful video - “loneliness as a compass leading us to the whispers in our heart.” Thank you Autumn, participants & Bob. So many important messages here. I look forward to the next in the series.🪽🧡🪶
Dear Bob Wells. This is a most beautiful film and so important. I cannot drive so i will never be in a van but instead i ride a bicycle in nature. I am trying to balance my life between a nomadic spirit and i need for a place to keep me grounded. I am happiest in nature and never feel lonelt there when by myself. I love your channel and learn so much about nomad life in the USA. Kind regards The Water Cyclist😊
There's a guy who pulls a small pod with a bicycle!
Great video
There are more dogs than children in the US right now. I think that speaks to how folks cure loneliness. I'm married, never had kids but always have dogs. Can't imagine life without our dogs. I try to be the kind of person my dogs think I am and that means being kind to others. If you are kind, people will be drawn to you. The lady whose friends "circled the wagons" when she felt distressed and fearful must be a kind person. ❤
Thankyou for this video, we so need these talks, do not ever stop, some day I hope to meet these people and be excepted as a member of your tribe, look forward to your next talk😎
🎉Freedom!🎉
You're a rock star bob.
Wow! Amazing series, such heart warming stories!
Love the positive way you wrapped it up towards the end of the video...nice....
I hope this video goes viral to show how things can improve when you take control, immensely valuable to anyone pondering a change.
This is an incredibly important topic....mental health. Normalizing it is deeply beneficial for all and makes it more comfortable to reach out.
I hope you continue this broad topic.
I live alone & happy😊😊😊
What a wonderful episode 💕 I had to share this with my daughter, who seems lost sometimes. This is very inspiring ❤ what a wonderful life, if you know where to look...
I’m so happy you’re doing this series and Autumn is the perfect host. I have been watching her channel and love her demeanor and personality. 💕
Hi Patti, thanks so much! ❤