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People in Gothenburg just hate everything about Stockholm… Because Gothenburg isn’t the Capital….

Magda! I admire your courage to do this UA-cam channel the way you do. I'm self-training to be a freelance copywriter. Your videos are motivating me. I sometimes forget that there are others that have these independent journeys and unique struggles... I've always been an entrepreneur, and failed so many times on so many ideas... But I have a passion for writing and marketing, so I've decided to keep at this until I get my first client - then on from there! I hope you are doing great!

Hi Magda, great information, thank you. I'm curious why the website has not been updated recently, are you still using Readymag?

potatoes!!!!

Great points ❤ I live in Stockholm too.

Hey what's the font you're using for your body copy? It looks like Arial Condensed....

Thanks Magda for the video! It was very helpful :) Hey I just didn't understand the part where you introduced the code with the link to the video file. You said you wrote the link of your server, but what server do you mean? Reading the code you had, there is written the link to what seems to be your own website

Really loved your photos and your thoughts, thank you!

I can’t survive for 4 days

omg please post more we need your content!! Love itttt

I just found you and I'm obsessed I want to watch all your videos haha

I have you been to Austria before, can you compare Austria to Sweden, which is better please

RIP Matilda

Thank you for your insight on living in Sweden as an Expat. I’m from the US, of Swedish heritage and would LOVE to move to Sweden.

Czesc Magda! How come did you have to change accommodation so many times? Was not possible for you to renew the tenancy agreement with the landlord?

Are you sure it's Sweden you've been to?

We in Göteborg hate Stockholm, so we'll say anything to make you not go there… That's at least the stereotype. 😂

Greetings from Mauritius! I studied in Polska for 7 years : )

Nah…you don’t have to have black coffee. I put milk in mine, the coffee’s the same though :)

Working hours are different around Sweden. I myself start at 06.42 and have dinner at 12.30-13.00 and finish at 16.00. On Friday we close at 1pm and have no lunch.

Very nice video and informativ, thank you! I think seriously to move to Stockholm, but changing flat is a challenge. Also, are Swedes too shy with foreigners? ❤

I really hope you do decide to make more content in the future. So good 🤌🏾🔥

Hi Magda! How long did it take for you to find accommodation in Stockholm for the first time? How you managed to find it?

Hello there! I'm curious to know if Readymag offers support for multiple languages. I'm working on a project involving articles and information that we need to translate into four different languages, and I'm wondering if this platform supports that functionality. Thank you for the informative video and congratulations on your impressive website!

I am an American retired woman - are there some cheap hotels while waiting for an apartment? In Stockholm or outskirts of city. Ukraine is one my mind as well.

like for your accent

summer is special cause thats the only time its not 100 % shit weather hahah

the connection between your address, either first or second hand is also an issue here. This country really knows how to complicate stuff beyond bounds of imagination

Magda, please, please, please make another inspo video. They are the best! and I miss your content:(

Just gotta add that its not "cheap" to take care of your kids and schools etc are not "free". Its all paid for, forcefully, by (very high) taxes. I do like the culture though where dads take a real part in the upbringing of their children.

Seriously? I've been working in Warsaw for 10 years now and I haven't heard about one company that doesn't provide free coffee and tea at the office🤦‍♀Even people who clean the office have access to free beverages. What is more, company often provides free fruits, snacks, sweets or even free lunch. Oh and I'm Polish. We're a great country and are not behind at all.

The Swedish housing market has really gone awry since the 90's, especially in the larger cities, and Stockholm is the most expensive in Sweden. However, it's far from the most expensive city in the world; San Francisco, New York, London, Singapore, Zürich, Dublin, Luxembourg, Amsterdam, Sydney, Toronto, Vancouver ... Copenhagen (#17), Paris (#19), München(#20), Milano (#23), Reykjavik (#24), Oslo (#30), are all higher on the list than Stockholm (#35). There are three common housing options in Sweden, owning your own house (usually villa; almost never apartments); or having a share in a housing cooperative (brf, bostadsrättsförening, which owns the housing complex); or renting an apartment from a municipality owned building, or a privately owned building (the latter usually not as affordable and well maintained, but it varies a lot). The bostadsrättsförening is the owner, which is why, according to the rules, you cannot as the one who owns the right to live there (bostadsrätt) act as a (long-term) landlord and rent the apartment to tenants. You could of course have another person/persons living with you in the apartment, who pays a fair share of the accommodation cost or rent (if you have a first hand rental contract), and some larger apartments (with separate bathrooms, maybe even their own entrance) are more suitable for this. As a tenant you actually have a rather strong right to stay living in your apartment as long as you abide by the rules, pay your rent, and so on. You cannot be evicted without a very good reason. It's also a good idea to be a member of The Tenancy Association (hyresrättsföreningen), and to know your rights, the laws, etc. Basically, you can only be a landlord, if you own the place. For anyone wondering about the high cost of housing, I would recommend watching the 2019 documentary movie Push, by Fredrik Gertten, about the global capitalist housing market.

the music in the background is so loud that i can barely hear u ...

When living in Norway each community had a sports complex a swimming pool, etc. I found that getting exercise was helpful.

I am thinking of retiring as a US citizen in Sweden.Good information!

I spent part of the day watching your videos, and it seems like a fantastic place with highly valuable content. I would like to contribute an idea for content. Perhaps you could talk about how you approach a new project from the perspective of art direction? I feel that there isn't much specific content on this topic in product or web design, and many of us feel lost in this regard.

Lovely vlogg! I was thiking why everybody in Stockholm wear black? 😅

The Swedish laws don't really promote renting.

The 5 week thing is a bit, but yeah, people do usually take 3-4 weeks in the summer.

That is tea or americano, the less strong coffee. Nobody really works past 5 unless...

"Bad hair day" Hmmmm. You still look great!

I agree that Sweden sticks out when it comes to not using cash. When Ilast was in Germany (I thyink that it as 2019) I had a hard time getting people to believe that it is hardly possible to use cashy in Sweden. It was difficult for me to, take a cab using my card. On the other hand I was in Poland in September this year. I had no problem to use the card there. I had no need to use cash at all.

Just FYI, anyone from Sweden that is not from Stockholm hates Stockholm, mainly because of sports teams and stuff like that. We call the the 08´s because the telephone number for the Stockholm area is 08.

We like you 😅

❤ good content ! What's that font family in your video thumbnail? Thanks in advance 🙌

Keep going. Don't stop with this vlog. And your hair is at least nice ;)

Nice classic proportions frame of film ! I'ts always grate! 👍💥

It is actually one week for sick leave. Summer is the only time we have sun, light and warmth. People can actually divide the 5 weeks.