About 15 years ago I quit my 6 figure career and took some time off. I was "stuck" in a high pressure technical corporate environment and it was killing me. My wife recommended we change our lifestyle and we did. It was the best thing that ever happened to us. I took 6 months to de-stress, we went on a couple of vacations and when I got back I had several interesting and fun opportunties waiting for me. Life has a way of working things out when you just let it happen. Good for you... Keep evolving through your adventure. Complacency and stagnation for the almighty pay check is not a way to live your life. Thank you for sharing again. Nino....
Thank you. I just quit my corporate job and it's scary but reading this makes me less anxious. I can't wait to see what life has for me in the future. Thank you both
I quit my my job as a registered nurse last two years ago after almost 17 years in the field. It was not an easy decision, but life is too short to dread going to work everyday. No amount of money can buy real happiness Lol 😁but friends I'm not asking you to resign from your job or abandon your business but be wise!!
@@eiraantoinette6793 right now I run my own business and while was still in service I planned towards early retirement, making about 2k weekly from my retirement investment portfolio trying so much to build more side hustles and extra income
wow impressive! You're making quite a fortune speaking of investing I have heard about this but I don't really know how to start and make a good investment. Share more info please
@@eiraantoinette6793 there's a lot of investing options real estate, cr ypto ETFS, stocks but my best advice get a professional lead you into profitable one that's exactly what I did
Quitting when you've outgrown a job is the best thing you can do! A lot of people choose to stay because they get used to it. Being open to the idea of change and growth is scary but so satisfying. I'm glad you took a leap of faith! :)
"Change is the only constant in life." "The ship is safe in the harbour, but it is not what it's build for." Wow these quotes are so powerful. I don't know how I came across to your channel,and now I'm here watching the 5th content. This channel is a gem. So much positive vibes! Keep doing what you think it's best!
12 years ago, I quit my high paying & high stress job. We sold our home in San Diego and moved to the desert where we began our adventure of homeschooling our children. We bought an RV and off-roading vehicles and created wonderful memories camping and exploring beaches, rivers, sand dunes and mountains. Then we had the opportunity to move to Japan and we’ve spent the last six years traveling when we could (Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Kaga, Kanazawa, Mt. Fuji, Okinawa, Taiwan, Guam, Hawaii, Singapore). Our family has been blessed with some amazing adventures, but they might not have ever happened if we never took that scary leap of faith. Good for you for following your own North Star! 🌟
You’re the first person I found that shares my same feelings and believes when it comes to life. I’ve always been fearless of change and growth but kind of reckless and impulsive in many ways. I’m going through a transition now that my daughter is in college and I’m trying to figure out what my next season will be like. However, I want to be more intentional and prepared.
I'm so happy you can relate Jazmin. I also learned that taking intentional and calculated risk will be constant in my life 😊 wishing your daughter the best in college and wishing YOU the best in your next chapter
I love seeing you grow and evolve and though this may not make sense to others im glad you’re following you’re heart 💛 also this is random but The quote that changed my life was “the harder I work the more luck I seem to have” and I know it’s not always about working hard but it’s definitely a quote that motivates me to be the best version of myself.
@@MalamaLife if you dont mind me asking, do you have a house helper in your house? i struggled a lot when Im alone at home...i have this urge to really need someone who can be with me everytime i need someone to talk to...i mean a motivation...im alone in the house with my 6yrs old daughter...maybe im just depressed
@@chinitah4924 you should definitely try to join a mamas group maybe. Get out a little and be with other mothers going thru the same things you might be. Just a suggestion. I hope you feel more your old self soon. 🤞🏻
I really love that quote, especially once you realize that work doesn't always has to be in a business sense. You can also work hard on your health, on your growth and on your relationship. Hard work can be put in all kinds of situations!
@@chinitah4924 honestly it does sound a bit like depression, but I imagine more socializing would help. I’d imagine at her age, you could start attending programs and meeting other parents. I’d potentially check if there’s a community center w programs for her age
I felt so many years bad about myself, thinking there was something wrong with me, because I couldn´t stick to one job nor could I imagine a life working 50 years doing the same job, but in the last years I´ve known people like you, who teach me that it is ok to be different, it is ok to try different things, to be different, to listen to my own heart and follow what it says, I am very grateful for your channel Sophie and I wish you and your husband luck to find the best path for you, I wish you health, peace, love and light to find what you are looking for.
@@CageThePeople my life fell apart for a second, when you actually asked that I was falling apart and my kindness was being taken for granted. I am currently looking for new work and I have also applied for Grants to pay off my social activities as music, art, meetings for growth. I am trusting my inner spirit and I have unshakeable FAITH.
I just resigned as well. We will be on one income for now but not sure how that’ll work but couldn’t continue doing what I was doing. Just started my YT channel again and will see if I can make this work this time.
@@gainswithkathy I am subscribing, I am still here alive and well and have been living such an abundant life and feeling more fulfilled than when I had a full time job. I am not rich but everything I need is provided and I am always safe.
This video really resonates with me right now, as I’m also going through changing my job next week, and although I’m not leaving my dream job behind, I’m leaving my dream team. But as you say, we can feel when we outgrow things, and I think that I have also known for a while, but it takes time to leave the places, things, and people that we care about. Thank you for your words!
Am go glad I found your channel. You are an inspiration. Listening to you talk is like listening to a friend. Keep doing what you’re doing. We need more people like you. Much Love 🤍
Visited Oahu once in my lifetime, I can say the most ideal climate on planet earth 🌍 I had so much energy, evening time I did not feel cold or sleepy (like in Melbourne) mornings I did power walk, I felt energetic, well nourished, the food was so amazing & tasteful, all was so high quality. Weather in Melbourne makes people very depressed 😭
I did the same, and found peace out on the ocean, I lived on a sailboat for about 3 months but lost everything to a 48 hour storm. Prior to that I had a cool job working for Bouyah watersports as a Jet Ski coordinator. Made friends with a dolphin, a nurse shark, and a few manatees. I broke my foot and lost the job, ended up in a homless shelter. Im currently broke living with family. I enjoy time with friends and family! Im a people person and love animals. My dream is to travel and help others, and start my own island resort. Thanks again for your insperational videos, your an amazing person!
With artificial intelligence on the rise and govts becoming more authoritarian and lunatic, the ability to reinvent yourself is one of the most valuable skills we can larn. Self-sufficiency skills (growing your own food, foraging wild food, harvesting your own water) are also crucial. Who can adapt will survive. Kudos to you Sophie for your insight and for your courage!
@@mmwang5 Thanks Amelia. I think there was too much drama in my words :) Is better to take life less seriously and not to be too anxious about the future
This was so timely, thank you for sharing this. I'm also in the process of moving into something else, and it's scary, but sometimes our bodies simply say no, and we can no longer continue the path that is no longer meant for us.
I have watched this video few months ago but I decided to watch again for inspiration. Few weeks ago, I was made redundant after 13 years and my last day will be in September. I have the choice to find another position in the company or take the money. I decided to take the money and start my own project. I wasn't happy anymore but as I have RA it was security, insurance, a routine, etc. One friend make me realise that I was sick and calling sick many time because I had flare-up due to stress. She make me realise that my job was making me sick but I was staying there because I had the security in case I was sick (flare-up)... this is a wheel, a circle or a dog trying to catch his tall. When the redundancy was announced I decided to take it! I'm scared, worried, lost but I'm not panicking, I'm calmed. Your videos helped me to see things in a different way, I'm maybe 51 but I'm still learning every day. I have dreams and hopes. I'm learning at my age to believe in myself. All this change start by watching different videos yours included and slowly decluttering, who brought me to managing my money and paying my debts. Friday, I just started a digital detox. Simply thank you ❤
I find real comfort watching your videos, especially this one because I have been thinking a lot about switching my path even before the pandemic. I was fortunate that my family supported me in achieving my dream of pursuing fashion design after college and I really worked hard and did my best bc it has been my dream ever since I was a little girl filling sketchbooks after sketchbooks of gowns, etc. Over the years, for some reason I kept falling out of love for it. I kept questioning myself and not feeling good about my path. During the pandemic, my doubts about staying intensified and it made me really think if I will still be happy with it. I felt disappointed in myself bc it felt like I was wasting all those years of hard work and effort. But by the end of 2021, I decided I will try and find a new path. Even though it's scary, I know it's better to try than not try at all. I wanted to find a new creative path where I can find happiness even in the toughest times. Now, I plan to study surface pattern design and explore art licensing and starting my own creative business. Thank you for sharing again, it makes me feel comforted that there are others who are in the same struggle and road as me and we are all trying our best to build the life we want.
I'm from Singapore, the other side of the globe and I'm so happy to be watching your videos. They are really calming and inspiring and listening to your voice just makes me feel at ease. I suffer from chronic headaches and diziness and can't work because of my condition. At times it does make me doubt myself and feel low since I used to be an achiever. But now I have to live a slow life because of my poor health. Thank you for all the wonderful things you've been sharing. Please know that you are making an impact on someone's life across the globe even in a small way.
Quiting My job didn't happen overnight either. I always felt like I was wasting so many hours of my day doing something that didn't fulfill me whatsoever. I'm proud of you for following your dreams and going after what you really want. Looking for new challenges is healthy and we should not feel pressured to stay at the same place forever when we don't want to. ✨️
I'm new to your channel and I realized this is exactly what I've been looking for. You embody everything I've been thinking and feeling about life and learning. Thank you for sharing your story and journey 😊
As much as you needed this break, I needed this video in my life as well. Thank you for sharing this. It’s not an easy jump and I admire your courage for this. I hope you’re happy!
Sophie, so proud of you and your hubby for taking the leap. My hubby and I just uprooted ourselves and moved across the country with no ties, and what you said resonates so much with me! It feels like I have a friend with me on the journey:)
I am going through a big life transition as well and I did not know your words are exactly what i need to hear! Thank you :) I always beat myself up for not sticking to something or wanting many things at a time, hearing you say that it's okay really comforts me. I will keep chasing what I am chasing now but like you said, I will always put myself in a position that I am adaptable to changes and taking the next leap. Great Video, thank you again :)
I'm having this sort of balance between order and chaos. I studied Asian religion and philosophy--particularly Buddhism--during my MA program, but for the past two years I've been trying to land a job overseas teaching English in a Chinese speaking country. Obviously, this hasn't worked out for a long time because I graduated grad school back in 2020 so I couldn't go to China even after getting a job offer there. I recently landed an offer in Taiwan so I'm working on getting my visa and stuff for there. I'm super excited, but also super nervous because I wouldn't consider myself very knowledgeable about teaching language or English very much like how I'm knowledgeable about Asian religion/philosophy. I could easily see myself teaching courses on Buddhist philosophy, but not so easily with English as a foreign language. Nonetheless, I want to improve my Chinese skills so that I can have more opportunities for a PhD program in Asian religious studies, so it seems this is my best plan for right now. It's just been so hard with COVID and everything going on in my life trying to get a TEFL job, but now it looks like it's finally coming together!
Sounds like an adventure! I also taught English for a while and it was such a rewarding experience. I'm sure you will find ways to transition into what you really want to teach once you get there! Best wishes
Wow! Congrats! I graduated in 2019 for my masters and wanted to move to Asia but due to the pandemic I had to postpone it as well. I am now applying for a job in Asia. Happy to hear that you managed to find a job. It’s always good if you have something there and look further while you are working.
Living intentionally, that's a lovely saying, i greatly appreciate your videos, Sophie. I only recently came across them. I'm in real turmoil & pain emotionally, am looking for a way forward ...i too love a meaningful & minimilistic attitude to life. Bless you. 🌱🧡🌱🌷🌱
Thank you. I have been thinking about leaving 9to5 too, but it's been hard. There were moments I thought and said "I should just give up and keep working 9 to 5." I have a wife and a 2 year old girl I need to support. My motivation went up again by watching your video. It might not happen this year, but it will sooner or later. I am glad I think the same way about life. We don't have to wait until we're old to retire. It's all up to us.
This video could not have come at a better time. I’ve been thinking about changing my job and living location for the past several years. Thank you for the pep talk!
I'm nearing retirement and transitioning into my next career, which is more passion based than earnings based. It is important that we filling as much of our time doing things we want to do. We only get one life. Good luck on your transition.
Awesome as usual. One of the rare channels where I’m not thinking “what’s the angle.” Congrats on working with, educating new home buyers for four years. It is needed. When we open the shred bins of mortgage lenders it is roughly three feet of felonies. And congrats on the new direction and challenges ahead. HK quote going on the fridge. Tangent....complete
I too left my dream job only a month ago. I found myself not feeling happy or fulfilled, but stressed and worn-out. So I too am on a path to see what is out there.
About a year ago I've got a job after 13 years of staying at home and raising kids. I'm so happy now to have a job and doing something else exept all that home chores and taking care of kids. Somehow I outgrow being a stay-at home-mother. remember that I had so much fear and felt frustrated because I didn't know how to start working again, what I'm capable of, didn't know where to start, what exactly would I want to do. And now I believe in myself again, feel more confident and ready to learn new, change and grow.
Nice to hear you could leave your job! I was forced out of my job Jan 1 because of mandates and it's been awful. Looking for something new and like you say it's not too late to DO something new. Blessings 💜
The timing of this 🥰 I’m taking it as a sign I’m on the right track in diving into new subjects to master and improve my skills so I can move on from my current stagnant career and/or job. I’ve talked about changing careers since i was 25. Suddenly I’m now 40 and have done nothing. So it’s time for me to kickstart the changes (already in play) and embrace the uncomfortable unknown.
I too am going through a transition into a semi-retirement from a 30+ year info tech career. Recently opened a non-profit which is evolving slowly - because I think I am still working through the voices saying it is not worthwhile....but taking that one step each day to make it happen. Your journey will help me with turning my fears into progress - thank you for sharing so much!!
Oui and merci for speaking about welcoming new challenges while going through new chapters cause that exactly where am standing at the moment, walking and moving forward to see what's there behind the ocean 🌹
When the inner longings for change spring up in our being we are confronted with choices! And “when the winds of change blow, some people build walls and others build windmills”, we chose to live in a prison or fly free like a bird! 😎
Definitely in a transition. I've never known what I want to do for work and I've never fit in anywhere. I may try to start my own business, I just need to be brave. Thank you for these great videos!
It's so refreshing to hear this. I am like that myself and found adjusting to motherhood really hard. Although i loved them very much i felt my wings had been clipped. i couldn't articulate it properly, not even to myself. You have just summed it up. I'm not the sort of person who can stay in the same job twenty years-i need experiences and variety like a fish needs water. I'm so excited for you and your adventures actually bring me joy! Thanks for giving me ideas for a few years time, and i'll have my children, as young adults, to do it with me!
I am going through a transition too and I appreciate your positive outlook on it. I used to think that if I changed my mind about my career then I was a failure. But now, i see this transition as one of the biggest acts of self-care and I am enjoying the flow. Thank you! Best of luck and positivity to you both!
Thank you for sharing everything you share on your channel. I feel like I relate to you more than most people -- you put words to things I'm always thinking about/acting on for myself. You are appreciated and I feel a little less alone now that I've found your channel :)
Your words are so comforting and literally speaks to what am I feeling. Quitting old things that don’t work for us anymore and trying new things should be normalized and not be any different than what everyone deems normal. I have came to a certain level of realization to things that are priorities in my life now and hoping to make some leaps of faith in the future as well to try different things. Thank you Sophie for sharing!
I really like and admire the way you see life as a constant change, because nothing is permanent, and we as people change. Congrats for the way you are thinking and the clarity that you put your words out there !
I always reconnect with your channel when I need it the most. Thank you for the gift of your creative content. Been in the medical field over 10 years and while I work with the best team and the pay is very comfortable, I feel ready to move on. I am looking into a non- medical role that still allows me to help and educate others but it will be my coworkers instead of patients. I am adverse to change so this is a big step to think of leaving my current role. But I'm learning that you never know unless you try. Intentional change doesn't happen when you do nothing. Xx
Wao... this video really resonate on me. I´m 26 years old, I´m finishing my college studies in Medicine, I recently created an IG to sell my silk scrunchies and pillowcases that my sister makes and I´m associated to a tiny library which we want to booster with a little cafe and I really don't know how long I want to continue with those activities and that´s makes me feel nervous. But as you said I need just to enjoy every step I´m living and learn of it. My habits, the thing I enjoy now are not the same I enjoyed in the past and that could happen in the future. Thanks!! Hi from Dominic Republic, another beautiful island like yours.
Five years ago I called an end to my 9 to 5 working life and pursue something which is in line with my passion. There were some initial hesitation and worry about lost income but things turn out to be better than I have expected. I never regret the decision. I am sure you will find something better than what you currently get! All the best and keep up the good work. Your video is inspiring a lot of people!
Hey! Malama your videos are truly truly helpful to me in my life and I really really enjoyed watching your videos a lot you inspired me so so much and I wish you reach 400K Subscribers very very soon!♥️🥺🤗
These questions are truly very important and I think that everyone feels at some point that he/she outgrew the current job or position. Unfortunately too many people don't have the courage to change something (or they can't out of other reasons). I had my last big transition last year in summer. I quit my job because it was too stressful. Doing that for a longer time would have led me into a burn out. But it also took me 6 months to quit. Even though the circumstances in this job were terrible, I was very insecure about it. But in the retrospective it was a very good desicion. 😉
Hi Sophie! Congratulations on your new chapter! I am so glad we have the same mindset! ✨I’m on transition phase as well. I am now pursuing the life that’s 100% me, and not living someone else’s definition of success. I am at my happiest and most content state. ☺️🥰
I am 100% taking this video as a sign. Not to be dramatic, but I was just having a mental breakdown with my husband about feeling unfulfilled, especially in work, and he has told me multiple times to quit and I never feel like I can justify it. But something about you saying you're outgrown it, really struck a chord with me. Hoping I find the courage to make some changes! ❤️
This was so beautiful & inspiring ✨ i'm really happy we share the same mindset Sophie 😃 and i'm happy you decided to honour what your soul is yearning to explore ! Also, the two questions near the end were so inspiring and fit my personality perfectly ! (PS. Now i'm really starting to believe all infjs are kinda similar 😅 Cause i'm really into interior design and i've always dreamed of opening a café too !! I was really surprised when you mentionned them ) thank you for sharing this & i'm wishing you an amazing new chapter in your life ❤️
Thank you Sophie for making this video. I am also transitioning to a different job, starting my own business, living with less. I am an infj and I totally agree with all of your thoughts. Oh I wish you are nearer and can talk to you in person. It is quite a struggle lately since my job is per hour and the pay is not enough, but still life is beautiful with little fragments that fill up our day. I live in a beautiful island here in Asia. We have so much things in common, I like this and that and always exploring and changing. Watching your video while eating the perfectly sunny side up egg and coffee for breakfast before starting my work.
Quitting my complacent job three years ago was the best thing i could've done! I am still on my journey of playing and discovering the next journey but being outside of your comfort zone and living life feels much better! So happy for you! xx
Whatever you endeavour to begin from seemingly ground up, expect lots of upheaval, be it emotional, knowledge acquisitions, relationship adjustment with family, friends.... and whole lot of unexpected that will crop up. You can only rely on your wits to deal as you move along. All the best to your journey but from the measured calm, intellect and logical train of reasoning, you possess plenty of attributes to go far as skillsets and networks can be acquired if you stay focus and persist. The best😊
This totally resonated with me. I honestly get you and it's actually everything that I have been through and am currently struggling to just take that leap. You're very intelligent and have many ways to stay afloat and those are true survival skills. THANKS Sister! Namaste
I'm so glad to see you're happy and confident with your decision! You and I share so many similarities when it comes to life values. A lot of my transitions have been internal over the last 2 years and now that I've grown I'm more ready than ever to transition my outer world. I've really outgrown my tiny apartment so I'm bursting to move to the forest with my boyfriend 🌲
Hello Sophie🌸 Thank YOU for all your support and nice vibes coming from your channel 🙏 I love it and your voice is so healing to me ❤️🩹 You doing great job by your videos. I would like to just come and hug you so much but I live in Denmark, since 10 years now and it is way too far from you 😃 I’m hugging you virtually so far …❤️ I’m 43 and I quit my full time job here in Denmark ( I was working in nursing home and taking care of older people) I always felt that working full time job is not for me, that I miss time to LIVE and enjoying my everyday life… The time came when I could do it because I did big savings to be able to live one year without any job and prepare my own dream job - which is working for myself and working with flowers❤ so yes, I did open a flower webshop and little flowers shop on my ground and I have become my own boss . I’m doing what I love and I have a lot of time for myself ❤ The best decision in my life ❤
- really excited for more videos. Your content really helps a lot . Especially listening to it while me working in front my laptop, setting up good vibes and being positive on my goals.
Okay I honestly needed to hear that so so much. Right now I'm thinking of going to school again to study veterinary medicine and I'm so scared because it's gonna be so challenging and time consuming and I'm so comfortable where I'm at but I still feel like I need some change in my life. But also I'll be 32 by the time I graduate if I even get in this year, so I'm thinking that I might be too old to start a career in this field and it makes me very anxious. This video gave me a little encouragement to pursue this new path and for that I thank you 🤍
Hi Sophie 🌸 - Wishing you all the best on this new adventure. There comes a point where it is time to move on and go on a journey to discover and learn something new and different. And it is a journey. Very excited for you! 💐🎉🎊 Stay safe and well 💖👑
Thank you for the beauty and inspiration you add to this world 💕 im also coming to a place where I feel like I’m overgrowing my job, so I need to go within to figure out who I am now in comparison to who I was when I started this job. There hasn’t been a solid answer as to where my path will lead moving forward but it’s been a significant time of finding who I am.
Hi Sophie, wow! You seem to have so many dreams… And hobbies, I need to pull it together. I think I’m so happy just to have time that I never really dream about what I should actually make of it. Kinda stuck I guess. Always a thinker tho. Thank you for this…
I have had so many changes and transitions in my life so far and all have been such beautiful adventures and I am headed to the next with not much clarity as of yet due to health issues but this video just gave me a huge relief to know it’s going to be okay.. 💕💕💕
I am also undergoing a major career transition in my life, as I finish out my time in my current role, I am now exploring entirely new career options I would have never thought about and leaning in to embrace the changing tides and see where the current takes me.
You just reminded me of the day I & 2 co-workers left a job we all loved to find a genuine employer. It was a very life changing moment! Freeing thanks for sharing this Sophie 💞
Excited for you Sophie life is what you make it controlling what you can letting go of what you can't finding peace with your plans.. the cafe sounds nice 😋🥰
Thanks for sharing this, Sophie. It takes a huge sacrifice to venture out and i hope one day i can muster up the courage to do so. The thoughts are there definitely.
Hi Sophie Thank you for this video and the beautiful quotes. I really like the one about the ships and the harbour. It's the scariest and best thing to get out of the comfort zone. It's true, you can always start over. I also quit my jobs and I am not sure what I will do next. But I don't regret it. I will find something that I love again. And maybe it will even be the same job, but whit another perspective. Keep doing videos :). They are beautiful to look at and to listen to.
I watched all of your videos, they are so inspiring and I feel so understood. I also need a deeper meaning in my work otherwise I'm not fulfilled. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, I'm always looking forward to a new video 🙏
About 15 years ago I quit my 6 figure career and took some time off. I was "stuck" in a high pressure technical corporate environment and it was killing me. My wife recommended we change our lifestyle and we did. It was the best thing that ever happened to us. I took 6 months to de-stress, we went on a couple of vacations and when I got back I had several interesting and fun opportunties waiting for me. Life has a way of working things out when you just let it happen. Good for you... Keep evolving through your adventure. Complacency and stagnation for the almighty pay check is not a way to live your life. Thank you for sharing again. Nino....
"Life has a way of working things out when you just let it happen." This is what I needed. Thank you both of you!
Thank you. I just quit my corporate job and it's scary but reading this makes me less anxious. I can't wait to see what life has for me in the future. Thank you both
@@Nefertiti7788 Good Luck and have fun!
Wow this is amazing . Thank you for sharing your story.
Good for you bro, and it could only happen in America...
I quit my my job as a registered nurse last two years ago after almost 17 years in the field. It was not an easy decision, but life is too short to dread going to work everyday. No amount of money can buy real happiness Lol 😁but friends I'm not asking you to resign from your job or abandon your business but be wise!!
I don't really like my job but I love what it provides for me and my family. This pandemic has people rethinking working
If you do not mind me asking ma'am what do you do now and how did you plan yourself before quitting
@@eiraantoinette6793 right now I run my own business and while was still in service I planned towards early retirement, making about 2k weekly from my retirement investment portfolio trying so much to build more side hustles and extra income
wow impressive! You're making quite a fortune speaking of investing I have heard about this but I don't really know how to start and make a good investment. Share more info please
@@eiraantoinette6793 there's a lot of investing options real estate, cr ypto ETFS, stocks but my best advice get a professional lead you into profitable one that's exactly what I did
Quitting when you've outgrown a job is the best thing you can do! A lot of people choose to stay because they get used to it. Being open to the idea of change and growth is scary but so satisfying. I'm glad you took a leap of faith! :)
Thank you for being so supportive ❤️
"Change is the only constant in life."
"The ship is safe in the harbour, but it is not what it's build for."
Wow these quotes are so powerful. I don't know how I came across to your channel,and now I'm here watching the 5th content. This channel is a gem. So much positive vibes! Keep doing what you think it's best!
12 years ago, I quit my high paying & high stress job. We sold our home in San Diego and moved to the desert where we began our adventure of homeschooling our children. We bought an RV and off-roading vehicles and created wonderful memories camping and exploring beaches, rivers, sand dunes and mountains. Then we had the opportunity to move to Japan and we’ve spent the last six years traveling when we could (Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Kaga, Kanazawa, Mt. Fuji, Okinawa, Taiwan, Guam, Hawaii, Singapore). Our family has been blessed with some amazing adventures, but they might not have ever happened if we never took that scary leap of faith. Good for you for following your own North Star! 🌟
Super inspiring 🙌 keep living your best life!!
You’re the first person I found that shares my same feelings and believes when it comes to life. I’ve always been fearless of change and growth but kind of reckless and impulsive in many ways. I’m going through a transition now that my daughter is in college and I’m trying to figure out what my next season will be like. However, I want to be more intentional and prepared.
I'm so happy you can relate Jazmin. I also learned that taking intentional and calculated risk will be constant in my life 😊 wishing your daughter the best in college and wishing YOU the best in your next chapter
I love seeing you grow and evolve and though this may not make sense to others im glad you’re following you’re heart 💛 also this is random but The quote that changed my life was “the harder I work the more luck I seem to have” and I know it’s not always about working hard but it’s definitely a quote that motivates me to be the best version of myself.
Aw thank you Khalilah. That means a lot Thanks for sharing the quote that means a lot to you :)
@@MalamaLife if you dont mind me asking, do you have a house helper in your house? i struggled a lot when Im alone at home...i have this urge to really need someone who can be with me everytime i need someone to talk to...i mean a motivation...im alone in the house with my 6yrs old daughter...maybe im just depressed
@@chinitah4924 you should definitely try to join a mamas group maybe. Get out a little and be with other mothers going thru the same things you might be. Just a suggestion. I hope you feel more your old self soon. 🤞🏻
I really love that quote, especially once you realize that work doesn't always has to be in a business sense. You can also work hard on your health, on your growth and on your relationship. Hard work can be put in all kinds of situations!
@@chinitah4924 honestly it does sound a bit like depression, but I imagine more socializing would help. I’d imagine at her age, you could start attending programs and meeting other parents. I’d potentially check if there’s a community center w programs for her age
I felt so many years bad about myself, thinking there was something wrong with me, because I couldn´t stick to one job nor could I imagine a life working 50 years doing the same job, but in the last years I´ve known people like you, who teach me that it is ok to be different, it is ok to try different things, to be different, to listen to my own heart and follow what it says, I am very grateful for your channel Sophie and I wish you and your husband luck to find the best path for you, I wish you health, peace, love and light to find what you are looking for.
I just quit my job. I have no idea where money is going to come from. I just have an inner trust that I will be fine.
So how are you now?
@@CageThePeople I am so thankful you asked. My breathing is a little off and I am not feeling that good.
@@CageThePeople my life fell apart for a second, when you actually asked that I was falling apart and my kindness was being taken for granted. I am currently looking for new work and I have also applied for Grants to pay off my social activities as music, art, meetings for growth. I am trusting my inner spirit and I have unshakeable FAITH.
I just resigned as well. We will be on one income for now but not sure how that’ll work but couldn’t continue doing what I was doing. Just started my YT channel again and will see if I can make this work this time.
@@gainswithkathy I am subscribing, I am still here alive and well and have been living such an abundant life and feeling more fulfilled than when I had a full time job. I am not rich but everything I need is provided and I am always safe.
600k plus followers I think you will be just great. Change is everything and life is short. I am quitting my soul crushing job soon. Can't wait ☀️🌺
This video really resonates with me right now, as I’m also going through changing my job next week, and although I’m not leaving my dream job behind, I’m leaving my dream team. But as you say, we can feel when we outgrow things, and I think that I have also known for a while, but it takes time to leave the places, things, and people that we care about. Thank you for your words!
So excited for you!! Wishing you all the best. I hope you can meet or create another dream team
Keep us posted on the blossom
Am go glad I found your channel. You are an inspiration. Listening to you talk is like listening to a friend. Keep doing what you’re doing. We need more people like you. Much Love 🤍
Thank you Kristine ❤️ so happy you're enjoying them
Visited Oahu once in my lifetime, I can say the most ideal climate on planet earth 🌍 I had so much energy, evening time I did not feel cold or sleepy (like in Melbourne) mornings I did power walk, I felt energetic, well nourished, the food was so amazing & tasteful, all was so high quality. Weather in Melbourne makes people very depressed 😭
The weather is so nice!
I feel watching you is a gift of encouragement love from a growing UA-camr.
You're so sweet ❤
I did the same, and found peace out on the ocean, I lived on a sailboat for about 3 months but lost everything to a 48 hour storm. Prior to that I had a cool job working for Bouyah watersports as a Jet Ski coordinator. Made friends with a dolphin, a nurse shark, and a few manatees. I broke my foot and lost the job, ended up in a homless shelter. Im currently broke living with family. I enjoy time with friends and family! Im a people person and love animals. My dream is to travel and help others, and start my own island resort. Thanks again for your insperational videos, your an amazing person!
With artificial intelligence on the rise and govts becoming more authoritarian and lunatic, the ability to reinvent yourself is one of the most valuable skills we can larn. Self-sufficiency skills (growing your own food, foraging wild food, harvesting your own water) are also crucial. Who can adapt will survive. Kudos to you Sophie for your insight and for your courage!
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I agree with every word you wrote here Bobby!
@@mmwang5 Thanks Amelia. I think there was too much drama in my words :)
Is better to take life less seriously and not to be too anxious about the future
This was so timely, thank you for sharing this. I'm also in the process of moving into something else, and it's scary, but sometimes our bodies simply say no, and we can no longer continue the path that is no longer meant for us.
Great clip - I quit my extremely stressful job working for a multi-national corp two weeks ago and life cannot be better. Good for you!
I have watched this video few months ago but I decided to watch again for inspiration. Few weeks ago, I was made redundant after 13 years and my last day will be in September. I have the choice to find another position in the company or take the money. I decided to take the money and start my own project. I wasn't happy anymore but as I have RA it was security, insurance, a routine, etc. One friend make me realise that I was sick and calling sick many time because I had flare-up due to stress. She make me realise that my job was making me sick but I was staying there because I had the security in case I was sick (flare-up)... this is a wheel, a circle or a dog trying to catch his tall. When the redundancy was announced I decided to take it! I'm scared, worried, lost but I'm not panicking, I'm calmed. Your videos helped me to see things in a different way, I'm maybe 51 but I'm still learning every day. I have dreams and hopes. I'm learning at my age to believe in myself. All this change start by watching different videos yours included and slowly decluttering, who brought me to managing my money and paying my debts. Friday, I just started a digital detox. Simply thank you ❤
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I find real comfort watching your videos, especially this one because I have been thinking a lot about switching my path even before the pandemic. I was fortunate that my family supported me in achieving my dream of pursuing fashion design after college and I really worked hard and did my best bc it has been my dream ever since I was a little girl filling sketchbooks after sketchbooks of gowns, etc. Over the years, for some reason I kept falling out of love for it. I kept questioning myself and not feeling good about my path. During the pandemic, my doubts about staying intensified and it made me really think if I will still be happy with it. I felt disappointed in myself bc it felt like I was wasting all those years of hard work and effort. But by the end of 2021, I decided I will try and find a new path. Even though it's scary, I know it's better to try than not try at all. I wanted to find a new creative path where I can find happiness even in the toughest times. Now, I plan to study surface pattern design and explore art licensing and starting my own creative business. Thank you for sharing again, it makes me feel comforted that there are others who are in the same struggle and road as me and we are all trying our best to build the life we want.
“To fall in love with yourself is the first secret to happiness”♥️♥️
So so true ❤
This is really inspiring and also a reminder that we should be true to ourselves ✨💓
Completely agree. Everyone is so different
I'm from Singapore, the other side of the globe and I'm so happy to be watching your videos. They are really calming and inspiring and listening to your voice just makes me feel at ease. I suffer from chronic headaches and diziness and can't work because of my condition. At times it does make me doubt myself and feel low since I used to be an achiever. But now I have to live a slow life because of my poor health. Thank you for all the wonderful things you've been sharing. Please know that you are making an impact on someone's life across the globe even in a small way.
Quiting My job didn't happen overnight either. I always felt like I was wasting so many hours of my day doing something that didn't fulfill me whatsoever. I'm proud of you for following your dreams and going after what you really want. Looking for new challenges is healthy and we should not feel pressured to stay at the same place forever when we don't want to. ✨️
If you dont mind me asking, what did you do beforehand?
I'm in the midst of a big life transition as well, so grateful that you're sharing your wisdom and experience as you go along the way :)
I feel so calm when i hear your voice so relatable with audience your leaving impact in people life
Thank you to Sophie🙏
@@fchimezie6403 OK thanks
I'm new to your channel and I realized this is exactly what I've been looking for. You embody everything I've been thinking and feeling about life and learning. Thank you for sharing your story and journey 😊
As much as you needed this break, I needed this video in my life as well. Thank you for sharing this. It’s not an easy jump and I admire your courage for this. I hope you’re happy!
Thank Chae ❤
Wow that is so amazing 👏 I really enjoy watching your channel. Keep up the great work girl. I love Jorden Peterson 🥰
Love Jordan Peterson too 😊
Sophie, so proud of you and your hubby for taking the leap. My hubby and I just uprooted ourselves and moved across the country with no ties, and what you said resonates so much with me! It feels like I have a friend with me on the journey:)
wow Amanda! That's so great. That's so exciting for you guys. Wishing you all the best as you transition
I am going through a big life transition as well and I did not know your words are exactly what i need to hear! Thank you :) I always beat myself up for not sticking to something or wanting many things at a time, hearing you say that it's okay really comforts me. I will keep chasing what I am chasing now but like you said, I will always put myself in a position that I am adaptable to changes and taking the next leap. Great Video, thank you again :)
wishing you all the best! In whatever is next for you ❤️
I'm having this sort of balance between order and chaos. I studied Asian religion and philosophy--particularly Buddhism--during my MA program, but for the past two years I've been trying to land a job overseas teaching English in a Chinese speaking country. Obviously, this hasn't worked out for a long time because I graduated grad school back in 2020 so I couldn't go to China even after getting a job offer there. I recently landed an offer in Taiwan so I'm working on getting my visa and stuff for there. I'm super excited, but also super nervous because I wouldn't consider myself very knowledgeable about teaching language or English very much like how I'm knowledgeable about Asian religion/philosophy. I could easily see myself teaching courses on Buddhist philosophy, but not so easily with English as a foreign language. Nonetheless, I want to improve my Chinese skills so that I can have more opportunities for a PhD program in Asian religious studies, so it seems this is my best plan for right now.
It's just been so hard with COVID and everything going on in my life trying to get a TEFL job, but now it looks like it's finally coming together!
Sounds like an adventure! I also taught English for a while and it was such a rewarding experience. I'm sure you will find ways to transition into what you really want to teach once you get there! Best wishes
@@MalamaLife keep shining 💞
@@MalamaLife I hope teaching English will be a good fit for me. Either way, I'm determined to somehow make Taiwan work for me!
Wow! Congrats! I graduated in 2019 for my masters and wanted to move to Asia but due to the pandemic I had to postpone it as well. I am now applying for a job in Asia. Happy to hear that you managed to find a job. It’s always good if you have something there and look further while you are working.
@@shadevi Thank you! Where are you looking to work at in Asia? Congrats to you as well on graduating back in 2019!
Congrats dear. Almost 400k 🤗🤗🤗 you are so adventurous. And you already have been doing so well! This is your new job ;)
Living intentionally, that's a lovely saying, i greatly appreciate your videos, Sophie. I only recently came across them. I'm in real turmoil & pain emotionally, am looking for a way forward ...i too love a meaningful & minimilistic attitude to life. Bless you. 🌱🧡🌱🌷🌱
Thank you. I have been thinking about leaving 9to5 too, but it's been hard. There were moments I thought and said "I should just give up and keep working 9 to 5." I have a wife and a 2 year old girl I need to support. My motivation went up again by watching your video. It might not happen this year, but it will sooner or later. I am glad I think the same way about life. We don't have to wait until we're old to retire. It's all up to us.
This video could not have come at a better time. I’ve been thinking about changing my job and living location for the past several years. Thank you for the pep talk!
I'm nearing retirement and transitioning into my next career, which is more passion based than earnings based. It is important that we filling as much of our time doing things we want to do. We only get one life. Good luck on your transition.
Wishing you all the best in your next phase
Awesome as usual. One of the rare channels where I’m not thinking “what’s the angle.” Congrats on working with, educating new home buyers for four years. It is needed. When we open the shred bins of mortgage lenders it is roughly three feet of felonies. And congrats on the new direction and challenges ahead. HK quote going on the fridge. Tangent....complete
Thank you so much ❤️
I too left my dream job only a month ago. I found myself not feeling happy or fulfilled, but stressed and worn-out. So I too am on a path to see what is out there.
I love listening to you talk Malama your voice is so calming and a delight to my ears.
About a year ago I've got a job after 13 years of staying at home and raising kids. I'm so happy now to have a job and doing something else exept all that home chores and taking care of kids. Somehow I outgrow being a stay-at home-mother. remember that I had so much fear and felt frustrated because I didn't know how to start working again, what I'm capable of, didn't know where to start, what exactly would I want to do. And now I believe in myself again, feel more confident and ready to learn new, change and grow.
Nice to hear you could leave your job! I was forced out of my job Jan 1 because of mandates and it's been awful. Looking for something new and like you say it's not too late to DO something new. Blessings 💜
I'm so sorry to hear that! wishing you all the best. I hope you find something you want to do
The timing of this 🥰 I’m taking it as a sign I’m on the right track in diving into new subjects to master and improve my skills so I can move on from my current stagnant career and/or job. I’ve talked about changing careers since i was 25. Suddenly I’m now 40 and have done nothing. So it’s time for me to kickstart the changes (already in play) and embrace the uncomfortable unknown.
I too am going through a transition into a semi-retirement from a 30+ year info tech career. Recently opened a non-profit which is evolving slowly - because I think I am still working through the voices saying it is not worthwhile....but taking that one step each day to make it happen. Your journey will help me with turning my fears into progress - thank you for sharing so much!!
Oui and merci for speaking about welcoming new challenges while going through new chapters cause that exactly where am standing at the moment, walking and moving forward to see what's there behind the ocean 🌹
When the inner longings for change spring up in our being we are confronted with choices! And “when the winds of change blow, some people build walls and others build windmills”, we chose to live in a prison or fly free like a bird! 😎
Thank you for sharing your growth with us. It means a lot.
❤️ thanks for being here for it!
Definitely in a transition. I've never known what I want to do for work and I've never fit in anywhere. I may try to start my own business, I just need to be brave. Thank you for these great videos!
Congratulations on your new endeavors, life is all about change! Enjoy your videos so much. 🇺🇸💛
Thank you so much :)
Thank you Sophie for your youtube channel! I love watching you , your journey! I'm learning a lot from you!
It's so refreshing to hear this. I am like that myself and found adjusting to motherhood really hard. Although i loved them very much i felt my wings had been clipped. i couldn't articulate it properly, not even to myself. You have just summed it up. I'm not the sort of person who can stay in the same job twenty years-i need experiences and variety like a fish needs water. I'm so excited for you and your adventures actually bring me joy! Thanks for giving me ideas for a few years time, and i'll have my children, as young adults, to do it with me!
I am going through a transition too and I appreciate your positive outlook on it. I used to think that if I changed my mind about my career then I was a failure. But now, i see this transition as one of the biggest acts of self-care and I am enjoying the flow. Thank you! Best of luck and positivity to you both!
Your voice is so soothing. I love that you are getting “out in the open seas.”
Thank you for sharing everything you share on your channel. I feel like I relate to you more than most people -- you put words to things I'm always thinking about/acting on for myself. You are appreciated and I feel a little less alone now that I've found your channel :)
Soo true
Your words are so comforting and literally speaks to what am I feeling. Quitting old things that don’t work for us anymore and trying new things should be normalized and not be any different than what everyone deems normal. I have came to a certain level of realization to things that are priorities in my life now and hoping to make some leaps of faith in the future as well to try different things. Thank you Sophie for sharing!
I've been following you for a while and must admit am proud of your progress. Good job sis🤗🤗
❤️ aw thank you so much!
I really like and admire the way you see life as a constant change, because nothing is permanent, and we as people change. Congrats for the way you are thinking and the clarity that you put your words out there !
I always reconnect with your channel when I need it the most. Thank you for the gift of your creative content. Been in the medical field over 10 years and while I work with the best team and the pay is very comfortable, I feel ready to move on. I am looking into a non- medical role that still allows me to help and educate others but it will be my coworkers instead of patients. I am adverse to change so this is a big step to think of leaving my current role. But I'm learning that you never know unless you try. Intentional change doesn't happen when you do nothing. Xx
Thank you for sharing your thought on this, as we get older we seek more new challenges 😊
Amazing, philosophy through your viewpoint can be so practical.
Wao... this video really resonate on me. I´m 26 years old, I´m finishing my college studies in Medicine, I recently created an IG to sell my silk scrunchies and pillowcases that my sister makes and I´m associated to a tiny library which we want to booster with a little cafe and I really don't know how long I want to continue with those activities and that´s makes me feel nervous. But as you said I need just to enjoy every step I´m living and learn of it. My habits, the thing I enjoy now are not the same I enjoyed in the past and that could happen in the future.
Thanks!! Hi from Dominic Republic, another beautiful island like yours.
Five years ago I called an end to my 9 to 5 working life and pursue something which is in line with my passion. There were some initial hesitation and worry about lost income but things turn out to be better than I have expected. I never regret the decision. I am sure you will find something better than what you currently get! All the best and keep up the good work. Your video is inspiring a lot of people!
Transitioning from a job you have outgrown is a big milestone.
I don't know but your voice is like a beautiful music to my ears. It's very relaxing 😌
Thank you :)
Hey! Malama your videos are truly truly helpful to me in my life and I really really enjoyed watching your videos a lot you inspired me so so much and I wish you reach 400K Subscribers very very soon!♥️🥺🤗
I'm so happy that you are enjoying it :) I hope you know how much I appreciate your support!! 🥺
These questions are truly very important and I think that everyone feels at some point that he/she outgrew the current job or position. Unfortunately too many people don't have the courage to change something (or they can't out of other reasons). I had my last big transition last year in summer. I quit my job because it was too stressful. Doing that for a longer time would have led me into a burn out. But it also took me 6 months to quit. Even though the circumstances in this job were terrible, I was very insecure about it. But in the retrospective it was a very good desicion. 😉
thank you for expressing your journey, comforting, have a lovely continuation :)
Hi Sophie! Congratulations on your new chapter! I am so glad we have the same mindset! ✨I’m on transition phase as well. I am now pursuing the life that’s 100% me, and not living someone else’s definition of success. I am at my happiest and most content state. ☺️🥰
I'm so happy for you! I love seeing people who are content doing what they love for work.
I am 100% taking this video as a sign. Not to be dramatic, but I was just having a mental breakdown with my husband about feeling unfulfilled, especially in work, and he has told me multiple times to quit and I never feel like I can justify it. But something about you saying you're outgrown it, really struck a chord with me. Hoping I find the courage to make some changes! ❤️
This was so beautiful & inspiring ✨ i'm really happy we share the same mindset Sophie 😃 and i'm happy you decided to honour what your soul is yearning to explore ! Also, the two questions near the end were so inspiring and fit my personality perfectly ! (PS. Now i'm really starting to believe all infjs are kinda similar 😅 Cause i'm really into interior design and i've always dreamed of opening a café too !! I was really surprised when you mentionned them ) thank you for sharing this & i'm wishing you an amazing new chapter in your life ❤️
I love the similarities! now I wonder how many cafe owners and interior designers are infjs :)
Oh wow is that a thing for INFJs?? Bc me too!
your videos are like a weekly check in! they are so calming :))
Thank you Sophie for making this video. I am also transitioning to a different job, starting my own business, living with less. I am an infj and I totally agree with all of your thoughts. Oh I wish you are nearer and can talk to you in person. It is quite a struggle lately since my job is per hour and the pay is not enough, but still life is beautiful with little fragments that fill up our day. I live in a beautiful island here in Asia. We have so much things in common, I like this and that and always exploring and changing. Watching your video while eating the perfectly sunny side up egg and coffee for breakfast before starting my work.
Quitting my complacent job three years ago was the best thing i could've done! I am still on my journey of playing and discovering the next journey but being outside of your comfort zone and living life feels much better! So happy for you! xx
Whatever you endeavour to begin from seemingly ground up, expect lots of upheaval, be it emotional, knowledge acquisitions, relationship adjustment with family, friends.... and whole lot of unexpected that will crop up. You can only rely on your wits to deal as you move along. All the best to your journey but from the measured calm, intellect and logical train of reasoning, you possess plenty of attributes to go far as skillsets and networks can be acquired if you stay focus and persist. The best😊
This totally resonated with me. I honestly get you and it's actually everything that I have been through and am currently struggling to just take that leap. You're very intelligent and have many ways to stay afloat and those are true survival skills. THANKS Sister! Namaste
🥰 thank you so much!
I'm so glad to see you're happy and confident with your decision! You and I share so many similarities when it comes to life values. A lot of my transitions have been internal over the last 2 years and now that I've grown I'm more ready than ever to transition my outer world. I've really outgrown my tiny apartment so I'm bursting to move to the forest with my boyfriend 🌲
Oh that sounds so lovely 🌲 I really hope that can come true for you guys!!
@@MalamaLife Thank you! 🥰💙
Hello Sophie! I‘m just catching up on your videos. You look so happy in this one, so excited with your new situation! I’m thrilled for you!
Thanks so much Lauren!! ❤️
Congratulations love! Been there and soooo happy for you! Enjoy your new dose of freedom! You’re right- life is always meant to be an adventure!!
Hello Sophie🌸 Thank YOU for all your support and nice vibes coming from your channel 🙏 I love it and your voice is so healing to me ❤️🩹 You doing great job by your videos. I would like to just come and hug you so much but I live in Denmark, since 10 years now and it is way too far from you 😃 I’m hugging you virtually so far …❤️
I’m 43 and I quit my full time job here in Denmark ( I was working in nursing home and taking care of older people)
I always felt that working full time job is not for me, that I miss time to LIVE and enjoying my everyday life…
The time came when I could do it because I did big savings to be able to live one year without any job and prepare my own dream job - which is working for myself and working with flowers❤ so yes, I did open a flower webshop and little flowers shop on my ground and I have become my own boss . I’m doing what I love and I have a lot of time for myself ❤ The best decision in my life ❤
Big hugs ❤️
Congrats on this new chapter in your life. 🙂
❤️ thank you
Thank you for another video, I am a new subscriber and I've been binge watching your videos now
She’s amazing you’ll love it here 💛
Thank you so much ❤ I really appreciate your support :)
- really excited for more videos. Your content really helps a lot . Especially listening to it while me working in front my laptop, setting up good vibes and being positive on my goals.
Okay I honestly needed to hear that so so much. Right now I'm thinking of going to school again to study veterinary medicine and I'm so scared because it's gonna be so challenging and time consuming and I'm so comfortable where I'm at but I still feel like I need some change in my life. But also I'll be 32 by the time I graduate if I even get in this year, so I'm thinking that I might be too old to start a career in this field and it makes me very anxious. This video gave me a little encouragement to pursue this new path and for that I thank you 🤍
This resonated with me so much. Thank you so much, Sophie. Believe it or not, you’re changing lives 🧘🏽♀️🙏🏼
Hi Sophie 🌸 - Wishing you all the best on this new adventure. There comes a point where it is time to move on and go on a journey to discover and learn something new and different. And it is a journey.
Very excited for you! 💐🎉🎊
Stay safe and well 💖👑
Thank you for the beauty and inspiration you add to this world 💕 im also coming to a place where I feel like I’m overgrowing my job, so I need to go within to figure out who I am now in comparison to who I was when I started this job. There hasn’t been a solid answer as to where my path will lead moving forward but it’s been a significant time of finding who I am.
It takes courage to make changes. This really shows your true character. I know you will do well in any future endeavor. Thank you for your channel.✌
Hi Sophie, wow! You seem to have so many dreams… And hobbies, I need to pull it together. I think I’m so happy just to have time that I never really dream about what I should actually make of it. Kinda stuck I guess. Always a thinker tho. Thank you for this…
❤️ thanks Kim!
Aloha Sophie! We are so happy to see you again, and we are so excited to see what door will open up wide for you to thrive in peace and kindness. 🌺
I have had so many changes and transitions in my life so far and all have been such beautiful adventures and I am headed to the next with not much clarity as of yet due to health issues but this video just gave me a huge relief to know it’s going to be okay.. 💕💕💕
I am also undergoing a major career transition in my life, as I finish out my time in my current role, I am now exploring entirely new career options I would have never thought about and leaning in to embrace the changing tides and see where the current takes me.
It sounds like exciting times are ahead. Looking forward to hearing about it.
Thank you for inspiring so many of us out there…
Listening to your speech is always kind of motivated me thank you.
You just reminded me of the day I & 2 co-workers left a job we all loved to find a genuine employer. It was a very life changing moment! Freeing thanks for sharing this Sophie 💞
Excited for you Sophie life is what you make it controlling what you can letting go of what you can't finding peace with your plans.. the cafe sounds nice 😋🥰
Thanks for sharing this, Sophie. It takes a huge sacrifice to venture out and i hope one day i can muster up the courage to do so. The thoughts are there definitely.
Hi Sophie
Thank you for this video and the beautiful quotes. I really like the one about the ships and the harbour. It's the scariest and best thing to get out of the comfort zone.
It's true, you can always start over. I also quit my jobs and I am not sure what I will do next. But I don't regret it. I will find something that I love again. And maybe it will even be the same job, but whit another perspective.
Keep doing videos :). They are beautiful to look at and to listen to.
I watched all of your videos, they are so inspiring and I feel so understood. I also need a deeper meaning in my work otherwise I'm not fulfilled. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, I'm always looking forward to a new video 🙏