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Thanks for your comment! I expected that question, but I didn't put it in the video because it's a tricky one to answer. There are so many variables and a lot of options for brokers. It depends on where you live and how much you want to invest. Are you in the USA? I've generally heard good things about Vanguard, Charles Schwab, and Fidelity. InteractiveBrokers are also a big player, but they have an old-school (and complicated interface) - which is why I wouldn't recommend them. Robinhood (US) is cheap but very unreliable, given their past behavior, in my opinion. (Same for webull, etc). In Europe, the main brokers are Saxo and DeGiro. DeGiro is more focused on low cost but they also have a worse reputation than Saxo because of issues with the Dutch financial authority. The bank where you might already have a bank account could also be a good option for investing in index funds/ETF's, especially in Europe. I'm not sure about the fees and ease of use in the USA. They're generally easy to get started setup, reliable, and the fees are not super high. The most important thing is to just get started.

Appreciate it man! 🙏🏻

I believe life can be satisfying. We don’t need anything but our basics needs to be met to be able to be satisfied. It helps to have more, but none of it matters if we don’t truly appreciate any of it. I think the important part is being grateful for what we already have. Nothing wrong with having big goals. But if you don't appreciate what you already have, you won't appreciate what you might have - when that future comes - either.

Thanks for watching!

I agree, nature is perhaps the best teacher. Thank you ♥️

Thank you so much ♥️

Matsumoto and the surrounding area is a beautiful part of Japan. The Sake from the area is also very good! I hope to return to Matsumoto in the future and do some more hiking in the area. Thank you for your kindness!

Man, that makes me smile from ear to ear! That's the entire reason I make these videos. Thank you!

You'll have a blast! I really believe it's never too late! Japan is so nice for solo travel because you can really just walk into any random tiny restaurant and order some great food anywhere - if you're feeling like it's too much at any point - or pop into a convenience store, grab some snacks, and chill in your room or wander around for a bit. Definitely try the fried chicken they sell at the convenience stores (assuming you're not a vegetarian) - I made the mistake of not trying that my first time in Japan. I have no idea how they make them so good, but they're crazy good. If your hotel has a public bath (or an Onsen), definitely try that if you didn't plan on doing so already. One last tip, I found it really nice to know _very_ basic Japanese (honestly "Good day" and "Thank you", and maybe "Excuse me" are all you need!). Don't worry too much about seeing everything and doing everything - I'm sure you'll have a great trip! Thanks for your kind words and support - I appreciate it more than you know!

Definitely not the first I hear complaints about Chinese tourists, but I honestly didn't experience it myself during any of my trips to Japan this year. I think it depends a lot on where you go. I spent maybe 5%-10% of my trip in 'popular' places so the overall impact on the trip is so small that I can't remember a single specific instance where I felt Chinese tourists negatively impacted my trip. Was this in super popular/touristy places?

Definitely! I enjoyed visiting Japan so much that I just got back from my third visit this year. It’s beautiful and I really appreciate the hospitality, the amazing food, beautiful nature, and incredible culture that Japan has to offer. Thank you for your kindness. ありがとうございます

Thanks for the feedback! 🙏🏻 Definitely check out the less touristy spots, the places everyone visits are cool but there are so many hidden gems that are run by incredible people and don’t have insane TikTok/insta queues. I’m sure you’ll make amazing memories! :)

Hahaha at this point I think you just have to embrace the look and wear a helmet at all times 🥹😂 On a serious note, Japan is really nice in the cooler months! It’s not nearly as crowded (or as hot 💀). I didn’t hit my head that often, because the ‘low’ obstructions are often at or below eye level, even for me. You will stand out in the crowd though, but that just makes for easy navigation in busy areas. Maybe bring some socks for when the blankets are <6’ 🥹 I’m sure you’ll make amazing memories - enjoy! 🙏🏻

Thank you for your kind comment! It’s a Guesthouse called Raicho! Highly recommend it. Super friendly staff and great area for hiking and spending time in the mountains. Private Onsen visits are included in the stay and you can go as often as you like, which is pretty unique. If you plan on visiting Japan, I also highly recommend Kityokawa in Oku-tama - it’s my favorite guesthouse ever. You can do hikes and swim in the river right next to the guesthouse. If you visit, say hi to the staff from me. They’re incredible and some of the kindest people I’ve ever met!

Thank you! ♥️

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appreciate it man 🙏🏼♥️

Jesssss - let's gooooo! 🛫♥️

You’re criminally underrated! Appreciate it more than you know 🙏🏻

Arigato amigo 🙏🏻

Thank you! 🙏🏻☺️

Appreciate it man 🙏🏻

Agree. Little things make a huge difference, but for me becoming aware of how my brain works has been such a big game-changer to how I approach life

@@meos yep me also I am aware of my energy going on brain that’s wonderful If i am on have Hemi- syn & flow that’s even more awesome do you know how to get Flow state easily any quick tricks ? I only got 5 times max in my all over life Any tips & tricks to easy to access?

Uploaded a new video that might be helpful with some tips to make it easier to get into flow :)

That's amazing! I didn't know that. Do you know the name of the documentary? I'd love to watch it. I wonder how big the impact of being outside/exercising was on the healing process as well? It's seems really common advise for mental health as well right? Surfing combines all of that as well. Funny coincidence, I was literally talking to my girlfriend about how surfing is my favorite sport and wish I could do it more often. Do you surf as well? And if so, have you experienced flow while surfing? And thank you for watching and leaving a super interesting comment!

Glad it was helpful! That's what motivates me to keep making them! Thank you so much!

Thanks man! ♥️

Thank you for watching!! :)

Thanks! Will definitely keep that in mind for future video's because it seems like you're not the only one. I'll keep trying to make the video's a little bit better every time!

Thank you! :)

Thanks Amir! 🙏🏼

Thank you so much for your comments! Can’t express how much your support means to me. Hope to see you around!! 🙏🏻

Thank you so much for your kindness Grayson! I really appreciate your comments 🙏🏼 It took me a while to respond because of family and work. But I've also been working on a video - I'll keep going! I appreciate you!

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you!

No worries! Thank you for watching! :)

Glad you like it! Thank you for leaving a comment and giving feedback on my videos. I really appreciate it so much! 🙏🏻

Really happy to hear that. Thank you for your kindness! :)

I really appreciate your feedback on my videos so much! Thank you!!

So glad you enjoyed it! Thank you again for your feedback! :)

You’re amazing! Hope to see you around! :)

Thanks! 🙏🏻

100% - it works insanely well. You don’t even have to work on the same team imo, a bit of healthy competition can make it so much easier to dip into flow. Watching other people work or bouncing ideas off each other is really powerful and inspiring.

@@meos positive comunitas is definitely the strongest. It is seen more where the consequences are higher.

Thank you for your reply! Sorry for my slow reply. Do you think it might be dependent on the person? It’s really fascinating. I have personally experienced it also in group settings and in competitive settings as well, but I can also tap into flow regularly and with relative ease when working by myself. Ofcourse I have no way of knowing right now if the effects would be amplified from working with others, but they could be. Would definitely like to try, but I don’t have friends that are making content haha. Perhaps something for the future. Would definitely love to look into it and make more videos around this topic!

@@meos Think it would depend a lot on the curiosity, passion, grit and creativity of the group members although I believe, in the right environment that creativity creates creativity. It would only work with people that have similar ambitions and goals and the one thing that kinda destroys flow is ego. It is a powerful state that any human with a fully functioning brain can achieve if they set themselves up for it. Opening the mind and destroying ego really accelerate the process so you can see that, a group of open minded individuals who are strongly passionate about something would definitely benefit communitas over say a group of people who are either set in their own ways or not really interested in what they are trying to achieve

thank you! wishing you an amazing trip - enjoy! :)

thanks!

thanks man!

That sounds amazing man! Just outside our comfort zone is where the real magic happens! Embrace the discomfort, you’ll be fine. I’m currently on a trip in Japan with one of my best friends and a video is definitely in the making - shot a looot of cool footage on this trip. Definitely feeling the urge to create more travel content - stay tuned! :) Great quote by the way, hope to see you around! Eager to hear how your trip goes! With that kind of mindset I’m sure you’ll have a great time. Do you already know where you’ll be going?