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Your channel has been extremely therapeutic for me over the last couple of months. I’ve felt incredibly lost for a while now and didn’t know how to change it. But seeing how you live your life, the beauty, the challenge and the peace of the way you live has been truly eye opening for me. It’s honestly been a massive help for me in this difficult time. I found myself discovering more about who I am while watching your videos. The way you open up about your anxieties, the struggles of everyday life and the importance of taking time for yourself has taught me more about life then any other channel on this platform. Thank you for the art you create it’s truly inspiring and I’m incredibly grateful. Much love ❤
Last 3 months of my life spent in Sweden due to work and it was funny experience listening to.your vlog being in your country and experience your culture. Big thumbs up. Going back home in just few days. Gonna take little part of Sweden with me in my heart
Yes, I enjoy being with people too, but have done the same -visit the restroom- just to be alone and take a deep breath. I think that’s typical behavior for introverts. Peace and quiet actually energizes us.
Watching this a year later...but oh so helpful for me! You seem to be a hypersensitive/an empath. I recognize myself a lot in what you are saying about sleep, the need to rest, the need to isolate yourself when too many people are around. Thank you!
Hi Kalle. It's Connie, German Girl, so nice to see you. You touched on so many things. I have suffered from insomnia for the least 7 years, i tried different things, but i still suffer from it here and there. But I'm retired, so this way i don't have to get up early. Some books that helped me a lot are "BATTLE FIELD OF THE MIND", SEARCH FOR SIGNIFICANCE, and i love reading the bible. Another good read for me was Brother Lawrence, andan old book i bought at a garage sale called "THE ART OF LIVING". Sending hugs your way from Washington State.
Perfect timing. I finished my job on Friday and am not sure what I want to do going forward. I’m going to start reading Personality isn’t Permanent tomorrow 📚 thanks Kalle.
When I invite my family for dinner or something I say hi to everyone and then first go to the kitchen to get the coffee or something for everybody and just stand there and breathe because it's so much going on there. 😂 And I never let someone "help" me there because I need this little break inside my head.
The Ayurveda says that after 10 pm the body wants to sleep and after 6 am the body becomes alert and wants to be awake and the intestines want to empty themselves from 6 am too
So good!! Thank you!! The only thing I'm still frustrated with is sleep. I've not only read a plethora of information about it, I've participated in sleep studies, and I still can't make myself go to sleep!! I can't believe you were able to change this! I just can't relax at night, especially without technology.😒
Thank you for your “Why We Sleep” recommendation!! I am listening to it on audible and learning so much. Please continue with your occasional book recommendation videos.❤
A truly inspirational video. And I must say, though I can relate to these books as well, I found one thing particularly interesting. It really is in most mens nature just fix everything, find a solution right away. It's not absolute, but most of the time. And here I realised that I myself, although being a man, I need to be heard at times as well because I am actually tired of "fixing" everything. And that makes total sense for me, because I've always been trying to just make everything perfect, be perfect ... that typical fear of making mistakes that we live in today. Which is needless. And through that, I have learned how to communicate better with my girlfriend as well. When she needs to just talk, I can use it as an opportunity for myself to rest, listen and connect together. I think that's really important to just stop sometimes like this
I'm new to your videos and am enjoying the honesty and conversational tone, and of course the wonderful scenery. I got the same thing about the Mars/Venus books, that men want to give a quick solution while women often want to hash things out. It can sound, though, that women don't want solutions, and that's not the case - sometimes they want to work through and understand the possibilities to make the best choice or come to the best resolution, rather than make a quick decision without thinking about it. A lot of snappy solutions ("Well, just do such and such" oversimplify a problem.) So yes, listening and talking through it does help in those situations, and the book is useful in helping people understand each other. All 3 books sound worthwhile. Looking forward to more videos.
Kalle, please open a book club! This is so fun getting such cool recommendations. Added all of those books to my "to read" list 🤩 love your content! Many sunny greetings from Germany 💛
A goal I set myself this year was simply to ‘read more’. I didn’t need to phrase it as a so-called ‘SMART’ goal because I knew what it meant. I set it because I get so much pleasure from reading and had fallen out of the habit, mostly because I was exhausted after work. I’ve read more books in the first 2 months of 2023 than in all of 2022 and its not at all about quantity (i.e. the number of books), it just happened that I built in reading during some 20-minute commutes and so needed a fairly lightweight volume and so started with the paperbacks on my shelves which I had stored up, having picked each up at a thrift store when I was searching for those on the list I carry with me. I feel genuinely enriched. A book I had previously read which changed me was ‘Everyday Matters’ by Danny Gregory. I now have around 46 sketchbooks filled with art and illustrations that serve as an aid memoir and which taught me that when I sketch something I feel connected and whole. I’ve never had any art training and its not instructional but something in it resonated deeply with me and as a result keeping a sketchbook has enriched my life.
I love your book recommendations Kalle. I read Daniel Quinn's Ishmael after you mentioned it and absolutely loved it. Also bought a Company of One and can't wait to read it. So thank you for the recommendations.
Haha I found myself and my boyfriend in the story you were talking about😀 when I am sad and want to talk to him I just want to be heard but he always, always comes with some solutions about it 😅 love this video so much 🤍
Thank you Kalle for another inspiring video. I feel all three of these books will speak directly to me right now! I also want to thank you for addressing my question on the subject of failure in your latest newsletter. Your encouragement is extremely valuable to me and I hope it will inspire and motivate many others to continue following their dreams, with the courage to face challenges along the way and grow stronger. Alison 😊
Thank you for your insights. I go to a group twice a week in learning how to communicate better - to set up boundaries and be non violent in my communications. You actually touched on that a bit in describing how men and women communicate differently. I would suggest that we ALL can learn to communicate better if we really look at what we are asking for. Nice job, Kalle!
I'm still a night owl, and going to bed around 23:00 on weekdays, but also a early birder as I wake up at 04:30 to start my day. So for me the most important thing is the quality of my sleep. If I get my 5 hours of sleep, undisturbed, I will work optimal the next day^^, LAN parties was so much fun! But I agree with the feeling after you're done with it. Didn't have those downsides when you where younger, then you could just go on and on and on :P
I think one of the major underlying problems in the Collective West is the fact that a majority of people just don't read anymore.... "A book? What's that?"
Sensory overload drains me. One reason we love living in the California Sierra north of Yosemite National Park is the stillness. Bought Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams by Matthew Walker last May and YES the book is so informative. Matthew Walker is a professor over at University of California, in Berkeley and really thought provoking. Have you read The Hidden Life of Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate, Discoveries from A Secret World by Peter Wohlleben? We love being in the mountains and this book opened our eyes to trees in a way we never knew.
Thanks for these recommendations Kalle. As someone who struggles with insomnia, I'm going to give Why We Sleep a hard swerve, but will check out the other two!
I have been there and read the book Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus. All honour and respect for those men who shared their life experiences by penning down them on a book. Nevertheless, I had a broken relationship and never understood the patterns in me was the reason for the way especially why the relationships did not work the way I thought they should, no matter whether it is with parents, siblings, colleagues at work or with the other half. I am so blessed and happy to share that I found the reason, and it totally lies in a spiritual realm. I read a lot about Buddhism, some new age practices but they did not bring me a meaningful answer to say "that was it" except the Bible. I hope no one misunderstands me based on the thinking that I am trying to promote religion here - absolutely not.
You've inspired me to pick up reading books again.. I've been only listening to audible... and I'm loving it. I've put all your recommendations on my amazon wish list. Please do keep on recommending reads.. its very helpful
Thank you for recommending “Personality Isn’t Permanent”, I am reading it now and it was the book I Needed to Read! at this moment. I am dog-earring pages and underlining sentences like my life depends on it (it actually does!). I am at the point where I am done with my old life and I realize to live a different life I need to become a different person… This book is exactly what I needed to help me achieve this goal!!!! Thank you so much for the video it came at a perfect time in my life.❤.
Hi Kalle! Still catching up on your videos... almost there! 😂 Also, I don't really read a lot... I've tried, but my attention span just isn't there with most books I've tried to read... I mean, I have a small library of them and have hardly read any of them cover to cover. But there is one that I absolutely loved reading and has helped me understand my husband a bit more just like the one you read that helped you understand Christine (or women in general) better. The book I read was The Five Love Languages, The Secret to Love That Lasts by Gary Chapman. It was very informative and changed my way of thinking when it comes to trying to understand my husband... lol! 😊🥰
Its very helpful to some women to share the process of how and why men approach things differently. My man is very quiet and i give him lots of alone cave time for several years now. Its been good for both of us. But he doesnt share how he thinks much so i really appreciate when male vloggers talk about this as it helps me understand the male mind and how to be a better companion. So thank you. : )
Great video, Kalle 🤗 We haven't read any of these books, so thanks for the good recommendations! I heard an amazing podcast with the author of Men are from Mars... Really inspiring! And also fun, as you say 😆 Keep up the good work! Love from Annie & Julian
I was a night owl my whole life. My most vivid memories of my earliest years, from the time I was six months old, are of being wide awake for hours in the middle of the night and being sleepy throughout the day. But a year ago, due to health issues, I had to do everything I could to shift my circadian rhythms to the opposite of what they’d always been. Implementing good sleep hygiene habits, I was able to do it, and I’m shocked I’m now an early bird for the first time in my life! It’s changed my life completely and everything is so much better. Every day, I’m so excited when I open my eyes, the birds are singing, and I have an entire fresh, new day ahead. I feel so motivated. Now, I feel my best and am at my best in the morning. As someone who’s suffered from major depression and chronic pain for years, this is nothing short of miraculous to me. Never imagined it could happen.
(I want to add that I woke up at 6am without an alarm clock and am writing this on a beautiful spring day here in California while having coffee and listening to the birds singing outside. ☀️☕️☺️)
I have so many things to do because of the internet, I am not sure if one lifetime is enough lol. For example, I am hopping to get the Swedish skill tree done this year but if not probably by next year some time. And, I am going to attempt online school again in April health provided.
Omgosh...you sound like my husband! He dislikes sleep because he con siders it a waste of time...i LOVE to sleep because i dream alot and love my dreams...we really are different beings...much the same but very different in many ways...and going into the bathroom during parties? Thats me🥴
Really scary - 3 point which seems to be me at all 😅 For a long time i thought i need to be what the society or my parents told me to be - having a modern house, because old ones are bad, having a good work, because without there is less safety, going out with friends, because everyone does, having a modern car, because old ones will cause troubles. But all this just exhausts me in a bad way and most of it i don't need. The result is a reset, taking a new piece of paper and no one understands or telling us, it is crazy and dangerous. Having conversations with my wife which seems to be pretty the same. Calling me hundrets of kilometers away, that she isn't able to manage something or feeling bad about something which didn't work and i give her solutions, but she's angry afterwards - how should anyone understand this? Now i might do, thank you for this Tip! Back the days i also thought, i need to work and being creative during the night. But in the end and with my first "flexible hours" Job i've turned off the alarm, which is still off now for 8 years. The result wasn't that good at all. I've got up at 3 or 4 in the morning because i thought, i need to get up and work early to get all the stuff done. Managed to get out of it and now i have kids...they decide, when i need to get up 😂And no one knows it better, when you need to get up, than your kids... But still working on this point. It is really scary to see your version of these point - for a long time i thought, there might barely be any other person having this kind of issue. But it seems there are many of us on this world
thank you for your books selection. Very nice from you and helpful. Just bought one from James Neston - Breath You should have a look 🤗 Keep well and love to you and Christina 🤍🤍
The way you describe yourself I think you may be an introvert because you don't get your energy from other people. It took me years to figure out that I was an introvert because I get totally drained from being around a lot of people. My energy is replenished by being alone and quiet. I enjoy your videos. I am a new subscriber.
Now I wonder how you and Christine communicate in terms of the language. Is it danish to swedish? Just Swedish? Danish? English? Or the Scandinavian middleground... Norwegian.
I'd rather have the sauna than the books. Just kidding😄 Absolutely love your hoodie but they are out of stock with my size😢 Today is the first day of Spring🌞and off I go on my run🏃♂
I do that too. Going in the bathroom and waiting there for some time. x) I'm fighting hard to live a happy life instead of doing what society tells me to do (the "comfort" you mentioned). A book about sleep ? I need that one. x) What's the title though ? I tend to avoid binary books. In old societies (like Natives, indigenous, etc. societies), there weren't binary vision of either men or women and nothing else. It was more inclusive and so, yeah. I tend to be cautious with those books that are too binary and can be imprisoned in boxes. There's a reason old societies had more than two genders. Also, never forget that some people don't come in the world man or woman, but intersex.
I have read from some old books that people in the past actually hibernated in wintertime in some areas in now-Russia near the border of Estonia where we live now. As food was scarce they just filled their stomach with a "porridge" made anything they could find and sometimes also ground up spruce needles where added. So, this what Moomins do in the wintertime is not just a fairytale. I sometimes have thought that nordic people should implement something similar to siesta in the wintertime to cope with the "wintertime exhaustion". What should it be called...I don't know. Any ideas? Wiesta 😂? Nordic people also seem to drink highest amounts of coffee per person as far as I know. Instead we should just allow ourselves to have naps. Imagine having extra rooms for napping in offices? Wouldn't that be great. 😴😪
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I love your channel.Regards from Spain
Your channel has been extremely therapeutic for me over the last couple of months. I’ve felt incredibly lost for a while now and didn’t know how to change it.
But seeing how you live your life, the beauty, the challenge and the peace of the way you live has been truly eye opening for me.
It’s honestly been a massive help for me in this difficult time. I found myself discovering more about who I am while watching your videos. The way you open up about your anxieties, the struggles of everyday life and the importance of taking time for yourself has taught me more about life then any other channel on this platform.
Thank you for the art you create it’s truly inspiring and I’m incredibly grateful.
Much love ❤
Last 3 months of my life spent in Sweden due to work and it was funny experience listening to.your vlog being in your country and experience your culture. Big thumbs up. Going back home in just few days. Gonna take little part of Sweden with me in my heart
Yes, I enjoy being with people too, but have done the same -visit the restroom- just to be alone and take a deep breath. I think that’s typical behavior for introverts. Peace and quiet actually energizes us.
Watching this a year later...but oh so helpful for me! You seem to be a hypersensitive/an empath. I recognize myself a lot in what you are saying about sleep, the need to rest, the need to isolate yourself when too many people are around. Thank you!
Hi Kalle. It's Connie, German Girl, so nice to see you. You touched on so many things. I have suffered from insomnia for the least 7 years, i tried different things, but i still suffer from it here and there. But I'm retired, so this way i don't have to get up early. Some books that helped me a lot are "BATTLE FIELD OF THE MIND", SEARCH FOR SIGNIFICANCE, and i love reading the bible. Another good read for me was Brother Lawrence, andan old book i bought at a garage sale called "THE ART OF LIVING". Sending hugs your way from Washington State.
Perfect timing. I finished my job on Friday and am not sure what I want to do going forward. I’m going to start reading Personality isn’t Permanent tomorrow 📚 thanks Kalle.
Hope you'll like it 😊
Try the 5 love languages by Gary Chapman. Thank you for sharing your deepest thoughts.
When I invite my family for dinner or something I say hi to everyone and then first go to the kitchen to get the coffee or something for everybody and just stand there and breathe because it's so much going on there. 😂 And I never let someone "help" me there because I need this little break inside my head.
Haha then we are the same!
i’m officially in my non-fiction-book era, so i’ll take advantage of it & read one of your recommendations!! 🥰
Hope you'll like them 🥰
The Ayurveda says that after 10 pm the body wants to sleep and after 6 am the body becomes alert and wants to be awake and the intestines want to empty themselves from 6 am too
So good!! Thank you!! The only thing I'm still frustrated with is sleep. I've not only read a plethora of information about it, I've participated in sleep studies, and I still can't make myself go to sleep!! I can't believe you were able to change this! I just can't relax at night, especially without technology.😒
Be patient I went through that and eventually got better
Dont sorry,you Will get better,learn to pray
@@Mercalons Interesting that you brought up prayer, I pray a lot and others have been praying for me too. I must be missing something.
Thank you for your “Why We Sleep” recommendation!! I am listening to it on audible and learning so much. Please continue with your occasional book recommendation videos.❤
A truly inspirational video. And I must say, though I can relate to these books as well, I found one thing particularly interesting. It really is in most mens nature just fix everything, find a solution right away. It's not absolute, but most of the time.
And here I realised that I myself, although being a man, I need to be heard at times as well because I am actually tired of "fixing" everything. And that makes total sense for me, because I've always been trying to just make everything perfect, be perfect ... that typical fear of making mistakes that we live in today. Which is needless.
And through that, I have learned how to communicate better with my girlfriend as well. When she needs to just talk, I can use it as an opportunity for myself to rest, listen and connect together. I think that's really important to just stop sometimes like this
I'm new to your videos and am enjoying the honesty and conversational tone, and of course the wonderful scenery. I got the same thing about the Mars/Venus books, that men want to give a quick solution while women often want to hash things out. It can sound, though, that women don't want solutions, and that's not the case - sometimes they want to work through and understand the possibilities to make the best choice or come to the best resolution, rather than make a quick decision without thinking about it. A lot of snappy solutions ("Well, just do such and such" oversimplify a problem.) So yes, listening and talking through it does help in those situations, and the book is useful in helping people understand each other. All 3 books sound worthwhile. Looking forward to more videos.
Kalle, please open a book club! This is so fun getting such cool recommendations. Added all of those books to my "to read" list 🤩 love your content! Many sunny greetings from Germany 💛
That could be a fun idea! 😍 Thank you ❤
A goal I set myself this year was simply to ‘read more’. I didn’t need to phrase it as a so-called ‘SMART’ goal because I knew what it meant. I set it because I get so much pleasure from reading and had fallen out of the habit, mostly because I was exhausted after work. I’ve read more books in the first 2 months of 2023 than in all of 2022 and its not at all about quantity (i.e. the number of books), it just happened that I built in reading during some 20-minute commutes and so needed a fairly lightweight volume and so started with the paperbacks on my shelves which I had stored up, having picked each up at a thrift store when I was searching for those on the list I carry with me. I feel genuinely enriched. A book I had previously read which changed me was ‘Everyday Matters’ by Danny Gregory. I now have around 46 sketchbooks filled with art and illustrations that serve as an aid memoir and which taught me that when I sketch something I feel connected and whole. I’ve never had any art training and its not instructional but something in it resonated deeply with me and as a result keeping a sketchbook has enriched my life.
This was very informative! Thanks a lot for he great recommendations, Kalle! ✨
Happy you liked it Lora ❤
I love your book recommendations Kalle. I read Daniel Quinn's Ishmael after you mentioned it and absolutely loved it. Also bought a Company of One and can't wait to read it. So thank you for the recommendations.
That makes me so happy to hear 🥰
I need a break to, when I are social. My family know this, and I recommend beeing open about it 😊
Haha I found myself and my boyfriend in the story you were talking about😀 when I am sad and want to talk to him I just want to be heard but he always, always comes with some solutions about it 😅 love this video so much 🤍
Haha, you're not alone! 😂 I'm happy you like the video 🥰❤
Thanks Kalle for the recommendation of books, reading is my escape! I think any day I don't learn something is a wasted day!
Thank you Kalle for another inspiring video. I feel all three of these books will speak directly to me right now! I also want to thank you for addressing my question on the subject of failure in your latest newsletter. Your encouragement is extremely valuable to me and I hope it will inspire and motivate many others to continue following their dreams, with the courage to face challenges along the way and grow stronger. Alison 😊
Thank you for your insights. I go to a group twice a week in learning how to communicate better - to set up boundaries and be non violent in my communications. You actually touched on that a bit in describing how men and women communicate differently. I would suggest that we ALL can learn to communicate better if we really look at what we are asking for. Nice job, Kalle!
I'm still a night owl, and going to bed around 23:00 on weekdays, but also a early birder as I wake up at 04:30 to start my day. So for me the most important thing is the quality of my sleep. If I get my 5 hours of sleep, undisturbed, I will work optimal the next day^^,
LAN parties was so much fun! But I agree with the feeling after you're done with it. Didn't have those downsides when you where younger, then you could just go on and on and on :P
I think one of the major underlying problems in the Collective West is the fact that a majority of people just don't read anymore....
"A book? What's that?"
Sensory overload drains me. One reason we love living in the California Sierra north of Yosemite National Park is the stillness.
Bought Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams by Matthew Walker last May and YES the book is so informative. Matthew Walker is a professor over at University of California, in Berkeley and really thought provoking.
Have you read The Hidden Life of Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate, Discoveries from A Secret World by Peter Wohlleben? We love being in the mountains and this book opened our eyes to trees in a way we never knew.
All the books and everything from Peter Wohlleben is so awesome❤
Thanks for these recommendations Kalle. As someone who struggles with insomnia, I'm going to give Why We Sleep a hard swerve, but will check out the other two!
Hope they will help you 😊❤
I have been there and read the book Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus. All honour and respect for those men who shared their life experiences by penning down them on a book. Nevertheless, I had a broken relationship and never understood the patterns in me was the reason for the way especially why the relationships did not work the way I thought they should, no matter whether it is with parents, siblings, colleagues at work or with the other half. I am so blessed and happy to share that I found the reason, and it totally lies in a spiritual realm. I read a lot about Buddhism, some new age practices but they did not bring me a meaningful answer to say "that was it" except the Bible. I hope no one misunderstands me based on the thinking that I am trying to promote religion here - absolutely not.
You've inspired me to pick up reading books again.. I've been only listening to audible... and I'm loving it. I've put all your recommendations on my amazon wish list. Please do keep on recommending reads.. its very helpful
Happy reading 😊
Good wishes with your continued personal growth👍👍👍
Thank you for recommending “Personality Isn’t Permanent”, I am reading it now and it was the book I Needed to Read! at this moment. I am dog-earring pages and underlining sentences like my life depends on it (it actually does!). I am at the point where I am done with my old life and I realize to live a different life I need to become a different person… This book is exactly what I needed to help me achieve this goal!!!! Thank you so much for the video it came at a perfect time in my life.❤.
We have exactly this with my partner, but another way around - I offer a solution, but he needs to be heard!
Hi Kalle! Still catching up on your videos... almost there! 😂 Also, I don't really read a lot... I've tried, but my attention span just isn't there with most books I've tried to read... I mean, I have a small library of them and have hardly read any of them cover to cover. But there is one that I absolutely loved reading and has helped me understand my husband a bit more just like the one you read that helped you understand Christine (or women in general) better. The book I read was The Five Love Languages, The Secret to Love That Lasts by Gary Chapman. It was very informative and changed my way of thinking when it comes to trying to understand my husband... lol! 😊🥰
Its very helpful to some women to share the process of how and why men approach things differently. My man is very quiet and i give him lots of alone cave time for several years now. Its been good for both of us. But he doesnt share how he thinks much so i really appreciate when male vloggers talk about this as it helps me understand the male mind and how to be a better companion.
So thank you. : )
Great video, Kalle 🤗 We haven't read any of these books, so thanks for the good recommendations! I heard an amazing podcast with the author of Men are from Mars... Really inspiring! And also fun, as you say 😆 Keep up the good work!
Love from Annie & Julian
Absolutely! I enjoy people and spending time with others but people tend to drain my battery.
Thank you for the suggestions : )
Absolutely love these recommendations so very relatable to everyone. Thank you
Thank for sharing Kalle! :)
I was a night owl my whole life. My most vivid memories of my earliest years, from the time I was six months old, are of being wide awake for hours in the middle of the night and being sleepy throughout the day. But a year ago, due to health issues, I had to do everything I could to shift my circadian rhythms to the opposite of what they’d always been. Implementing good sleep hygiene habits, I was able to do it, and I’m shocked I’m now an early bird for the first time in my life! It’s changed my life completely and everything is so much better. Every day, I’m so excited when I open my eyes, the birds are singing, and I have an entire fresh, new day ahead. I feel so motivated. Now, I feel my best and am at my best in the morning. As someone who’s suffered from major depression and chronic pain for years, this is nothing short of miraculous to me. Never imagined it could happen.
(I want to add that I woke up at 6am without an alarm clock and am writing this on a beautiful spring day here in California while having coffee and listening to the birds singing outside. ☀️☕️☺️)
Awesome video... A treat for book lovers, thank youu
This video is gonna pop off 🔥Great job
Hope so 🙏
I have so many things to do because of the internet, I am not sure if one lifetime is enough lol. For example, I am hopping to get the Swedish skill tree done this year but if not probably by next year some time. And, I am going to attempt online school again in April health provided.
Love to read ❤ Lovely week to both
Hope you'll like these as well ❤
❤️
Yes - bathrooms are life saving at social events
Happy you agree!
Omgosh...you sound like my husband! He dislikes sleep because he con siders it a waste of time...i LOVE to sleep because i dream alot and love my dreams...we really are different beings...much the same but very different in many ways...and going into the bathroom during parties? Thats me🥴
Really scary - 3 point which seems to be me at all 😅 For a long time i thought i need to be what the society or my parents told me to be - having a modern house, because old ones are bad, having a good work, because without there is less safety, going out with friends, because everyone does, having a modern car, because old ones will cause troubles. But all this just exhausts me in a bad way and most of it i don't need. The result is a reset, taking a new piece of paper and no one understands or telling us, it is crazy and dangerous.
Having conversations with my wife which seems to be pretty the same. Calling me hundrets of kilometers away, that she isn't able to manage something or feeling bad about something which didn't work and i give her solutions, but she's angry afterwards - how should anyone understand this? Now i might do, thank you for this Tip!
Back the days i also thought, i need to work and being creative during the night. But in the end and with my first "flexible hours" Job i've turned off the alarm, which is still off now for 8 years. The result wasn't that good at all. I've got up at 3 or 4 in the morning because i thought, i need to get up and work early to get all the stuff done. Managed to get out of it and now i have kids...they decide, when i need to get up 😂And no one knows it better, when you need to get up, than your kids... But still working on this point.
It is really scary to see your version of these point - for a long time i thought, there might barely be any other person having this kind of issue. But it seems there are many of us on this world
thank you for your books selection. Very nice from you and helpful. Just bought one from James Neston - Breath
You should have a look 🤗
Keep well and love to you and Christina 🤍🤍
The power of Now by Eckhart Tolle,
Nice book aswell
Just signed up anew for your channel. Glad to be back. Hugs, Connie.❤
The way you describe yourself I think you may be an introvert because you don't get your energy from other people. It took me years to figure out that I was an introvert because I get totally drained from being around a lot of people. My energy is replenished by being alone and quiet. I enjoy your videos. I am a new subscriber.
Now I wonder how you and Christine communicate in terms of the language.
Is it danish to swedish? Just Swedish? Danish? English? Or the Scandinavian middleground... Norwegian.
The language of love - does not need any words..
Thanks Kalle 🤗
I love your channel.Regards from Spain.
Yes, no phone or computer in the bedroom is awesome
Thank you, great info ❤
so true, thank you
I'd rather have the sauna than the books. Just kidding😄 Absolutely love your hoodie but they are out of stock with my size😢 Today is the first day of Spring🌞and off I go on my run🏃♂
I just messaged them for you, and they said "we will be getting some new fabric soon, in the next few weeks or so!" So keep an eye out for your size 😊
I do that too. Going in the bathroom and waiting there for some time. x)
I'm fighting hard to live a happy life instead of doing what society tells me to do (the "comfort" you mentioned).
A book about sleep ? I need that one. x) What's the title though ?
I tend to avoid binary books. In old societies (like Natives, indigenous, etc. societies), there weren't binary vision of either men or women and nothing else. It was more inclusive and so, yeah. I tend to be cautious with those books that are too binary and can be imprisoned in boxes.
There's a reason old societies had more than two genders. Also, never forget that some people don't come in the world man or woman, but intersex.
Good cover in the bathroom. In case someone is waiting 😅
Thanks
My grandfather always said when you quit learning your dead, he's 88..
I absolutely understand sitting for a minute or two in the bathroom when you’re at a party or function.I always do this.
I’m an introvert also 😄
I have read from some old books that people in the past actually hibernated in wintertime in some areas in now-Russia near the border of Estonia where we live now. As food was scarce they just filled their stomach with a "porridge" made anything they could find and sometimes also ground up spruce needles where added. So, this what Moomins do in the wintertime is not just a fairytale.
I sometimes have thought that nordic people should implement something similar to siesta in the wintertime to cope with the "wintertime exhaustion". What should it be called...I don't know. Any ideas? Wiesta 😂?
Nordic people also seem to drink highest amounts of coffee per person as far as I know. Instead we should just allow ourselves to have naps. Imagine having extra rooms for napping in offices? Wouldn't that be great. 😴😪
Thanks for sharing 👍😊
Hope you'll like the books 😊❤
Kalle, can you order stuff online to where you live now?
Dogs! Don't listen to him. You are perfect!
"It is true what they say... Women are from Omicron Persei 7, men are from Omicron Persei 9"
😂😂😂 so true 🖖
I'm so stoked to watch rhis tomorrow!!! I'm wiped out for now lol
I can’t read Milord
Thanks for sharing 👍 😊 have a great week
You forgot The Magic of Believing by Claude Bristol.
I love to read. Mostly Christian books.
Me too😊
Exakt vad jag behövde!!
Women are people to be loved, not problems to be solved.
Thanks for what you do!!! I highly recommend this book: king of all things; by clark savage. It's a must for all men!
me watching this at 9:33pm with an alarm for work at 6am 😐
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The Bible changed mine!
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