Dumped, Fired and Broke - Cabin Conversations Ep.1
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I tell folks that if they are not happy doing what they are doing to go do what makes them happy because tomorrow is never promised. What is the point in being unhappy? A person is better off living with hardly anything and living freely and happy than to be burdened with bills they can't afford to have a life they don't even enjoy.
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Good morning
Think of it this way: Getting fired didn’t happen TO you, it happened FOR you. Many blessings to you.
Awesome re-frame!
Yes and the best thing is that your higher self has planned this all along. Whatever happens in our lives, good or bad, is right. It can NEVER be wrong (however crazy it sounds) Hardship is a gift and an oportunity for your soul to learn and evolve. Really something to be appreciated rather than looked down on. The real quest is to figure out what life is trying to teach you with it. Blessings and lovelight ❤️❤️❤️
Agreed! I got fired from two jobs in 4 months. I had been broke and desperate and new to town. Not what the universe had in mind...both sales jobs and it felt weird talking people into overpriced outdoor gear and it all happened so fast...so dizzinging ugh...did not resonate...I pointed people to gear swaps second hand shops and thrift. ...my boss also was a great person but i got called in in the pre open hours and she said sorry but....honestly i cried but then almost immediately felt relieved! A month later I got the job that lead me to my new teaching gig! So much better!
I'm so happy that "Dumped, Fired and Broke" wasn't a description of your current life! Wishing you every happiness.
Thank you for some positive inspiration, I needed some. I'm completely starting my life over at 54. I never thought I'd be in this position... so here goes nothing. I've got nothing to lose but I'm struggling to find my direction. Life is one crazy roller coaster🙃
Yes, life is a crazy roller coaster. I remember listening to Kevin O'Leary from Shark Tank, and he said that when we find ourselves stuck not knowing what to do next, we should consider going back to our roots. What are we good at doing. I'm also at that space, trying to get going. Perseverance is the key for me at this time. Hope you find direction and happiness.
I am 69 and I changed my life and moved to a rustic cottage on an island alone with my pets. It can be done
@@andreacc7795 You are my hero! An island, my wife and my dogs. As long as I could feed, shelter, and buy books I’d be as happy as I could imagine being. That’s a tall order though.
@@andreacc7795 I am 61, and I want to change my life completely.. sometimes I think I am to old. But reading your comment gives me hope.
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Thank you Kalle! ❤️
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🙏🙏 yes Kalle
I had the same feeling when I got fired from a hotel due to corona. 'Now what?.. Let's finally do what I love!' And now I'm getting paid for riding horses
That's so cool, happy for you 😍
Adrriana,
If there can be a "silver lining" to this pandemic, it is that it will allow many people to reavaluate what they really would rather be doing. A 'paradigm shift' for many people. Riding horses and getting paid sound like a great success!
We should never be afraid of the new, that can bring us many good things
I am 25 years old and this was very inspiring. I am also unemployed, dumped, and broke. This video gave me a lot of perspective.
Hi, I became a mother at 24 and security was so important that I worked at a job that was soul crushing. The responsibilities grew and I made many sacrifices, possibly some that were unnecessary. You remind me that there are many solutions that I am not aware of - yet!
I'm a 16-year-old that had a lot of panic and anxiety attacks because I thought too much about the future and about the world and I just wanted to say thank you for giving me hope through your videos and showing me that it's possible to live a different life style❤️
Live life how you want, be free! You can backpack around the world if that's what you want to do. Don't follow society, be strong and make your one way despite whatever challanges you might face. Live a life worth living.
@@kawaiigeek538 thank you! I will😌
Follow your heart. We live in a time where EVERYONE has an opinion on your life. It's very easy to let that get in your head and mess you up. So just follow what you really feel Intune with. Things will still go wrong or sideways but it will on your path in life, not on someone else's. 👍✌️🖖
My grandma told me something important 40 years ago when I faced a big decision. At the end of your life when you look in the mirror, you want to see yourself as the woman who chose her own path. She said almost every person trying to guide my decisions would die before me. I would be left to face the consequences of my decisions. She said to be my own unique person. Every decision you make won't be the right one, but they won't all be permanent. You are allowed to change your mind. Be free and choose the life that speaks to your heart. I have anxiety, too. Close your eyes and meditate on your breath, if only five breaths in the shower. When you concentrate on your breath you are in this moment. It's thoughts of the future that make us the most anxious. All the best to you. ❤☮
@@awarenessvillage thank you so much💜💜
This was fun to hear your life stories. I’m 67 and I’ve had a lot of those “transformative” moments. Three years ago I divorced a man I loved for 17 years. Took me 2 years to grieve the loss but it was the best thing for both of us. Not easy while in the midst of it. Thanks for sharing your life with us.
Yes, then you way more of these stories than me 😊 Proud of you to take that step ❤
I agree, it's from the deepest hurts the biggest lessons are learned. ❤
This video made me think of a quote a friend of mine shared when I was made redundant at my job: If one of your dreams should fall and break into a thousand pieces, never be afraid to pick one of those pieces up and begin again. ~Flavia Weedn. New beginnings need an end. Or they wouldn't be new beginnings.
Love it!
I’m 58, in the process of selling my house, so I can reduce expenses and retire. The stress I experienced in my job of 31 years during the pandemic has resulted in a complete rethink of how I want to spend my time. It is a lot of work and worry to sell a house, pack, find a place to live, move and a leap of faith to leave a job I have been in for so long. Your video is a sign to me that I am on the right path, even though I am not sure where it will lead. Thank you Kalle!
I can relate to this story Kalle. I am 60 years old, and believe me, I have been through some ups and downs. Lost my first wife to cancer, developed heart disease in my 40's, eventually I was unable to continue my career in Masonry. Lost my house, and much of my belongings, in the estate settlement with my Late Wifes family.... and much more. But here I am*, I met a Wonderful Woman, a farmer living in Jamtland. I visited, eventually moved here, Married again, and life goes on* I would probably never have met my Wife, or had such a great Life, if all of these terrible things had not happened. You never know what Life has in store for You!
I’m glad that you figured things out and took a path that worked well for you.
Happy to give you upvote number 100. Life is mysterious, painful, challenging and surprising
amazing bro, im 33 and this helps me out a lot
Glad things worked out for you.
Back in like... 2010 or so, I got dumped by someone I had been in a relationship with for 3 years. We were living together and everything, and because his name was on the lease of our home, I got kicked out. I had about a month to find a new place, but it was right before Christmas and there wasn't much available. On top of that, I hated my job so much that it was making me physically sick. So in the end I made the decision to quit my job, leave the city I was living in, and move back into my parent's place in a smaller town a few hours away. I was ashamed to be living with my parents again, because I was about 23 or so at the time, but it ended up being one of the best decisions I had ever made. I ended up working as a relief worker for the shipping department at the local hospital which paid pretty well and gave me lots of flexible time, and because I was living at home I was able to save most of my money. After a year I was able to afford to move out to a bigger city, and everything in my life improved drastically. I've lived here for about 10 years now and while I am over city living, I don't regret the last decade in the slightest. I met so many great friends, met my husband, bought a home, and we are now expecting a child. If I hadn't been dumped, I wouldn't have the life I have now so I am grateful for the hard things I have had to go through. It's hard to appreciate the bad things that happen to you when you are going through it, but so often those big life changes can lead to a much better, happier life.
all the same age and year is the same as me. dumped 2010 at 23. however not expecting a child, I am divorced after leaving an abusive marriage. I wish you well
Thank you for this! I think I will have my 18 year old son watch this to let him know that it is okay for life to not always turn out how you expect it to. Sometimes it takes a crisis to help you get to your true path.
I hope your son will like it ❤
Almost 27 and saving for my tiny house in the mountains. I'm working in the direction of my passion, but not living it, if that makes sense. I'm sooo unhappy here, 2 years turned to 4 really fast. Though I'm grateful for what I've learned. 6 months to go to my Tiny house andright now is the lowest I've ever been. This gives me hope in the loneliness. The battle for freedom! Thank you, Kalle. I LOVE your videos and LOVE this series
You will get your house soon and it will be so worth it! Go you!
HANG IN THERE!!! It will all soon be behind you. I'm going to look up your channel!
it's not fair to feel embarrassed because you put your morals first. you are a great person 🤍🤍
Thank you for saying that Neko ❤
Great video Kalle. Will resonate with a lot of people. 👏
It's not fair to sabotage the business of those paying your sallary, either..he asked for it, being fired I mean. Good thing he moved on and found his dream career and dream girl.
Ha I worked at the customer service/sales of a huge company and can so much relate to Kalles story... Always choosing the customers' side LOL. Working in a commercial role for a new earth's person (if that makes sense...) doesn't work at all!.
I understand this completely, would have made me miserable too. Glad you chose you!
Sometimes the universe pushes use even when we don’t know why at the time. It turns out it was what we needed.
Exactly ❤
'Sometimes'. lol
I found peace thru Jesus, no matter my situation even when I don’t understand why things are the way they are I can have peace knowing the timeless God who created us all loved be enough to die to pay the fine for me,
He will give us all this peace if we turn from our sins and change our way of thinking about our Creator
One thing I like about the invention of the internet is that it shows that humans are the same in life’s sufferings and shows us that life is worth hanging onto and that people who express themselves and show their vulnerabilities really helps us all, we are all in the same boat. ❤️🩹
Kalle, keep going. I myself am going through a similar experience. Ive moved to doing only what I want for work. The freedom is amazing. Your video is inspirational. In December of 2021 I had a house fire. This cost me my apartment, my work from home job, and also in the same week my car broke. I am rebuilding and doing it at my pace. I have friends who’ve lended a hand getting me back to normal. Many people are going through tough times. I appreciate you sharing this story with us.
Thank you for reminding us to not betray ourselves by living a life of “staying safe” ... hello from Sweden’s sister state in the US...Minnesota ☺️
Exactly, out there and Seek Discomfort! ❤
Hello Minnesota! Home of May Lindstrom, another of my favourite people who have set out to discover their purpose through creating.
Same Kris, am in Minnesota, where you at? Much love xx
@@AshleyLebedev Minneapolis 😀 How bout you?
I moved from Minnesota, last year, to Portugal, because I got "retired early". (by my company) and just didn't want to do the grind anymore (along with a host of other reasons). Talk about doing something "uncomfortable"! Even though I've been here almost 6 months - I am still uncomfortable (but it's getting better) and figuring out where I want to move next (in Portugal). ❤️
This resonated so so much. I spent years working a job that destroyed my soul, stuck in survival mode, with bottled up trauma and with no concept of what living or happy even was. Im still working on it, videos like this help so much, and I feel less alone. Thankyou for sharing and having the courage to be so honest 💗
I started working in a men’s prison at 23. It was my dream job. At 25 I injured my back and was told I’d be in a wheelchair at 40. I stuck it out 5 more years until they retired me out. I already had a backup plan as an interior designer. Had that career for 30 years on the Monterey peninsula of California. Nearly every year or so I missed the prison. Greatest job I ever had. 5 hours were like an hour. Every day was different. At the end of my shift I left everything behind me. Working with clients was so stressful when they had a lot of money. I liked the middleclass families who appreciated everything you do. I love how you evolved. God has been so good to me. I look back at those devastating times and realize God was moving me where He wanted me. I’m now 55 and have been retired for 5 years. Do what you love and live within your means and be grateful for everything.🙌🏻
Thank you. At 64 I faced a crisis in my life that challenged me to change directions, move to a city 2500 miles away and start over with a new vocation and career. Your words have been affirming.
I've been working for 9 years at a place that I don't fit in, that is based on selling things people don't need. I've been miserable for all that time. I *just* started working on my "dream" career, which is working for myself (I didn't really know what I wanted until recently) - I also know ALLL about the marketing crap and trying to trick people into buying more. It just feels like sh*t to do that to people. I can't wait to leave...staying is so hard, so depressing, but bills need to be paid. Ugh. I so relate to this video, Kalle.
Yes. Bills need to be paid. Funnily enough, when I didn't worry about money, I was much happier. And still paid my bills. But when I started earning more, it didn't feel enough. And more money didn't equate to an increase in my happiness! I knew this already even way back. So now I just want to find something fulfilling, and still able to pay for basic expenses.
You have a very engaging story telling style. Lighting is beautiful, like a Dutch ‘old master’ painting. I think a crisis can be embraced only in retrospect.
That's sweet of you to say, thank you Kitty ❤
So inspiring, I really needed to hear all that! Thank you!! 🙏🏻❤️
I love the series! This it's so genuine and the space you've created is very special.
In this video, you actually told a story of a lot of people🙂🙃
Everything you said reminds me of a metaphor I once heard it is bassicaly that life is like a bow, so when you're being dragged backwards you're gonna shoot off in the future like the arrow. It has to go backwards before it can fly. Love this style of video btw, keep doing such a great job!!
I enjoyed listening to your story. I look forward to hearing more from you.
I worked from 16 to 39 in all kinds of jobs. I hated working in sales or in an office. I worked of and on in the hospitality business which was okay but extremely hard. Long days strange hours. You name a mainstream job, I have done it. I worked until I literally had a huge breakdown. I never really liked any job. Being a barista and a bartender was the most bearable. After my breakdown all kinds of other things that I suppressed came up. I spend the last 10+ years healing. I finally am ready to go for what I always wanted to do. I am never working for a boss ever again. I am doing what I love. I just started but I am very positive it will work out. It is like they say "if you do what you love, you will never work a day in your life". It is never to late to follow your dream 💪🏻
your story is almost everyone's story who earns self awareness through experiencing life fully. congratulations.
Hi from Chicago! I love your honest, down to earth videos! I am a 74 year old grandmother snd see such truth in what you say. I would love to see a video of what you cook and eat on an average day.
You are so genuine! You had me all the way through! Can’t wait to watch more!
I'm going through what you are going through. I needed to see this. Thanks
This isn't rambling - it's heartfelt honesty. Thank you. I know everyone can relate. It's SO important to listen to your inner voice (intuition) because it's always right. Congratulations on choosing your best life.
I wouldn't worry too much about the instant numbers. I feel like your production quality is so high, that all of your videos become legacy videos. Therefore they will continue to pull views/people for years to come. They won't go out of style or be cringy. It's the slow burn, in a way, which is sustainable. And the fact that you do this full time now means you'll be able to add more and more amazing content (truly amazing!), which will help you grow exponentially, much like Jonna Jinton did/is doing.
❤❤ Kallie, I love your sweet and genuine spirit, When we humble ourselves God gives us ♥️ HIS GRACE❤ I am a 76yr grandmother in TEXAS! blessings ANN
Thank you for putting yourself out there. It's refreshing and encouraging to hear real talk.
This is really inspiring and encouraging. My name is Luke (the one that hides behind the camera) and my wife and I started our channel with similar ambitions. We are simple people, living in a 250sq ft (23sq meter) Tiny House and hoping to inspire others to live intentionally as you have inspired me to do through your channel. This video came at the perfect time as I quit my job last week and really needed this encouragement. I really appreciate your honestly and the time and effort you put in each of your videos. I'm looking forward to watching the rest of your series. =)
My daughter used to be a banker and quit her job,now she is a very happy and contented entrepreneur.Hello Kalle.! From the Philippines♥
I am loving this episode of Cabin conversations. Your story resonates to me as well and I guess to a lot of people outhere.
Beautiful. Thank you Kalle✨❤️
Sometimes we have to get uncomfortable in order to grow, evolve spirituality. When you are not in alignment who you are meant to be, life gets chaotic in order to get you back in alignment; in who you truly are. You can choose to carry a carrier on your shoulder or to listen to your calling. One might bring you material possessions but will always give you the desire to fill the void that can never with filled.
Exactly ❤ Keep being curious for what's out there!
I think most who've worked retail can tell you how soul-sucking it is. I share in your "there has to be something better" mentality. And look - there is ;) I'm still working towards mine.
Don't be shy for asking people to like your videos; this is kind of your job now and it's just a numbers game. It's business. You do great, personal content, and we can return the favour (it's all an energy exchange).
And I heard a quote not too long ago (I'm sorry, I forget the author or I'd attribute): "Chaos is a dismantling." It's not comfortable, but it is necessary for growth.
Loved the vid. More please :)
This was beautiful brother. I loved your story, and I’m glad you’re on a better path.
The type of stories that get you even more motivated… Thanks man🙏🏽 Continue being blessed and putting out this amazing content you have on here.
This really hit me hard. I am in this situation, still trying to find my way... Thank you for being so honest. ❤️
You will get there one day soon ❤️
Keep going with this Cabin Conversations!
I love your honesty. Thank you!
Thank you. Being in the woods and living off grid is cleansing for the soul!
“When I give, I give myself” ( Walt Whitman ) Good job my friend... good job. 🙏🏻. ✌🏻❤️😊
Thank you Craig ❤
Thank you for telling us your story! You are an inspiration to all of us!
Really appreciate your authentic, raw and honest testimony about life.
I'm really enjoying your videos Kalle, thank you so much for taking the time and sharing so much of yourself.
Really enjoyed listening to your story, no need to feel afraid of the unknown, go with the flow and see where life takes you 👍
The lessons learned from failure are so valuable. they set us on the path to finding our true self.
Thank you for sharing your hard times. This definitely makes more people understand what others go through.
It's so nice to just listen to you talk, I really appreciate it. I think I can relate to a lot of issues you mentioned and I'm happy because I managed to get to similar conclusions on my own already. I'm still not where I want to be in life but your story gives me hope I'll get there :D Thank you :3
How great to hear about your past experiences and what you’ve learned from them.. love the idea of your conversation series 🥰
Already loving this cabin conversations. Thank you for sharing your story with us
That makes me so happy to hear, thank you for listening 😊❤
Beautiful. Thank you for your inspiration!
Thank you for sharing this story with us!
Kalle this is a beautiful story and the narration was lovely. It's so nice to hear that a depression can be turned to a positive by focusing on the end point and then working the small steps backwards.
Great video. It finds me in a place where I'm in a job I hate with a passion and am considering leaving. It's good to see that I'm not the only person in the world that feels this way or have been in this position and know that it can turn out good for me. Thanks for your transparency and honesty as this was a blessing to hear! Keep doing what you love. Thank you!
Thank you Kalle for sharing your story! I'm in a very similar place to this in my life and I'm trying to find my own way. That can be really challenging but it's so encouraging to hear from someone going through something similar!
Thank you for sharing this! Watched the whole video and like it as well!
TH-cam recommended your channel, and I'm so glad they did. We have all faced adversity at some time, and seeing how others make it through is inspiring! Looking forward to your future videos, and I will check out those you have already posted. Thanks from a new subscriber!
A series of life events led me to sobriety, a career change and a move from Canada to Sweden. It was a brutal time in life where I nearly lost it all to addiction, but I faced my fears and trauma and ended up in a wonderful country with a new start for my family.
Thanks for the video, Kalle.
Great to hear your story from the beginning. Thank you!
We love how you put this story together in such an inspiring way! Looking forward to the next episode :)
Annie & Julian
THANK YOU SO MUCH! You have no idea how I needed this. Right after watching another creator's video from your Country; your message literally mirrored hers and added to more of what I needed to hear. Go into discomfort...yes!
When one door closes, another opens... we just need to take a leap of faith and go through that door!
Thank you for sharing.
That's the way to look at it ❤ Thank YOU for watching 🙏
@@KalleFlodin You’re very welcome... I love your videos!
Yes, yes, yes. I think the energy of letting go opens the door to bigger & better opportunities.
Thank you for sharing your story. It was very helpful as I was feeling depressed this morning.
Incredible ❤️ thank you for sharing your story, and with such beautiful footage and creativity. Best of luck to you!
Kalle, this story resonates so much for me. I know that exact feeling of working somewhere that feels like your heart and soul are missing. I stayed in those jobs for 10 years and finally for the past year started doing photography and videos and I am soooo much happier! It wasn't an easy transition but things do start working out when we do things that align with our values. I'm so happy your life turned out so beautiful!
Hej Kalle. At the moment I'm unemployed with severance pay after working in the computer industry all my life. Of course I have applied for a number of jobs in the computer business but I have to say i feel refiled every time I not getting a job. The thought of going back to that stressful life make me fear for both my physical and mental health. My plan now is to fulfill an old dream of mine being a nature photographer. I know it's not an easy thing to get a living out of this but I feel I at least have to try. I probably never get a chance like this again. Your video feels like it telling me "Go for it!" Thank you Kalle.
This was great, Kalle! Thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing Kalle!
So honest ,raw and courageous. .I found your journey really interesting.. The dream pursued then made real..
Thank you for a very inspiring video. It takes a lot of courage to share your life to total strangers. I am particularly moved by the fact that the basis of your decision were your own values. That is probably the one thing that will save any individual: to follow one’s own values.
Liked so much! Keep up the good work. I hope this series continues.
Enjoyed this. Loved hearing about your journey.
I really relate to walking through the storms in life and coming out the other side a better and stronger person. I have weathered many storms. Some were of my own creation. I have been sober for a long time. I have been working for myself for a long time. I have been in an amazing relationship for a long time. My life today is fulfilling. It hasn't all been easy. But, it has all been worth it. That is what matters most. Keep sharing your story Kalle. Its reaching people. Its helping people. Its helping me. Its helping you.
Thank you for sharing this experience with us, Kalle. I watched your cabin remodel, and had no idea you were going through such a dilemma of job satisfaction diminishing. I have had the sad experience of being let go from a job and it can really undermine your self worth. Thanks for reminding me how to find the creative side and letting it shine! YOU are a good example.
Thank you for sharing your sensitivity and wisdom you gained through adversity. I can relate to many of the experiences you faced; and how you questioned yourself when you perceived things differently than your colleagues at work. I have always felt the same about those kind of sales tactics. Also, acute anxiety and depression is indescribable. (But you came close!) The times it happened to me I was surprised my body lived through it. But the heart just keeps beating. I feel so sad for your suffering, but you pushed through and tried your best. I am so happy for you the way things turned out, that your life is much better now since you held to your convictions and decided to be true to yourself even if it meant getting fired! Congratulations!
Thanks Kalle, I really enjoyed hearing your story!
My husband and I love listening to you. This story of your life reminds me to take action and be brave, thank you so much. We live in a cabin too in Canada, it’s challenging but very rewarding when I see through the struggles.....it’s a beautiful life. I look forward to hearing all your videos, they’re inspiring to us both. Thank you. I hope you continue to make your stunning videos.
Man, i'm so happy for you now though you've been through a lot! See, this world is for a guy like you who never give up. Proud of you mate. Cheers to every move you'll make in the future & big fat thumbs up from north east, yes it's India.
Good luck! Keep finding yourself. KeepSmiling 😊🌺
Thanks for sharing this man. It was nice to hear your story, looking forward to more like this.
Another video already? Yesss I am so happy! Looking forward to watching!
Ps. I love how it feels like you are combining videos and podcasts.
I'm so happy that YOU'RE happy 😀 Yes, this video is me trying something new, podcast/video, I hope you'll like it ❤
Thank you for sharing your story. I would love to hear what happened next! 💚🌲🌸
Thank you for listening to it Marcelle ❤ That's for a future episode 😉
Thank you so much for sharing. I resonate with a lot of this, and feel buoyed by your honesty.
Kalle, Thank you for sharing. Best Wishes.
Dear Kalle, please continue with storytelling! Your stories are healing my soul.
It's been a BLAST watching you grow, Kalle! Really?! Nearly 100K? That's terrific. Gosh...I remember when....! HA!! Your honesty and sincerity are what keep me coming back. Health and happiness!
Thank you Kalle, beautiful story and progress. Blessings my friend.