I finally started making enough from youtube to afford a music licensing subscription! I'm trying my hardest to get better at making high quality videos for you guys like the "big" youtubers offer. Thanks again for the support!
I’ve been watching you for awhile now and I sincerely never once had any thot about your music sounds on the videos. Now I admit I’m not an audiophile (I have a friend who genuinely is an audiophile and he notices, for a real life example, the sound of spilled seltzer water bubbles popping in the carpet - like he’s that’s sensitive!!) but still, I’m probably more like others than my audiophile friend is. BTW: You do a nice job of providing alternating visuals for the video from stock videos but longer term I look forward to you using your own video stock as “filler” video while you are talking. Like in this video, showing you and your family and friends building your A-frame. That’s nicely added and more fun to watch than the random photos of anonymous yoga girls in nature. I’m not deriding those choices, I’m just saying I *noticed* the videos edited in and had thoughts about them, but I did not even *notice* the music/sounds. Yo7 are do8ng great and I’m rooting for your success!
Everything that is said is so relatable. I have two bedrooms in my house that are "chock of block" full of rugs, furniture, manchester everything you can imagine I thought I would need to put in the tents. We are 12 months down the track and the local council has still not given us the go-ahead and keeps finding excuses and charging us more fees. This is a 40-acre bare land that I want to use as tourist accommodation with tents. No construction of any building and they are just giving us hell. I am nearly ready to give up.
I love the truthful reminder that I also have: I’m like a crow attracted to bright shiny things lol. And this trait can distract my passion, purpose, calling, dreams, plans etc as well as clutter up my life and negatively impact my finances. For example, a decade ago I realized that buying craft and art supplies when I saw them as a good deal out and about wound up costing me tons of money and cluttering my closets for projects I fantasized about but never did. I wound up donating 14 (!!!!) big black bags of arts and craft supplies to my local senior center so I could get back on track with my time, money and space and after that, I self-instituted a “just in time” (like the manufacturing principal businesses use) plan that stated: “once I actually have the time set aside to do any X project, then I can buy the supplies and even if I pay full price at that time for the supplies, I’ll still save money over time”. And I’m not perfect about sticking to my own designed life principle, but it’s saved me money, time, and energy to try this plan. Thank you for speaking truth.
Great tips! I have a 2-3 hour drive to my properties too so when I was renovating the last one I made sure to stack my appointments up there and I would also stay overnight so I could make those early morning appointments.
Thats so crazy you say that because I did the exact same things when working on my site at first. It was an absolute struggle but we made it! Thanks for leaving a comment and supporting the channel.
@@KeepItTiny It's my pleasure and thank you for the great content you put out there. I love your videos. I'm actually staying at one of my properties now, one that I've been redesigning. I met with the inspector today for a new property 20 minutes away. Tomorrow I'll be meeting with my contractor then stopping by a different property to add some decorative items... It never ends but I truly love it... construction, designing, hosting.. absolutely love it. 😊
Dude I can relate so hard to this. With our home build I bought several large items that I never ended up using. My trying to find things on sale ended up costing us money. 🤦🏼♂️🙃
i'd love to see a vlog vid of you spending a night in the den. Could also interest people who would like to see what its like to stay in an off grid unit!
ahh man! so glad I came across your channel. I don't know how you haven't blown up yet but thank you for all of this suer powerful information. I am looking to start a clamping business without owning land in British Columbia, Canada. Super excited to see people are doing it, its getting me very inspired. Cheers man and thank you
You put a 2 mile long gravel driveway to the glamp site? Sounds very expensive. Paid about 20k for a driveway that only goes a quarter the way up my property. Not sure how I'll get people up the rest of the way without spending a fortune. Considering things like carts, maybe golf carts
It probably was shorter than two miles but it was a really long drive way. I got it done by a "local" so lets see how long it will last lol. Fingers crossed.
I once was a guest at a rental in snow covered mountains and they had us park at a county road then use their snowmobile that came with the rental to get to/from the cabin. Good idea to use golf carts :)
To be fair, getting good help out in the country these days is pretty ridiculous. It's easy to say "I should have hired pros" after the fact. But professionals are few and far between out where I live.
I noticed that too but being a self professed "city boy" i wasn't sure if it was just the area my land is or not. I guess good help really is hard to find.
I finally started making enough from youtube to afford a music licensing subscription! I'm trying my hardest to get better at making high quality videos for you guys like the "big" youtubers offer. Thanks again for the support!
Your videos are great, no worries about the music, most UA-camrs over do that anyway, just rant:)
@@li-nickels I love a good rant ‼️‼️‼️
I’ve been watching you for awhile now and I sincerely never once had any thot about your music sounds on the videos. Now I admit I’m not an audiophile (I have a friend who genuinely is an audiophile and he notices, for a real life example, the sound of spilled seltzer water bubbles popping in the carpet - like he’s that’s sensitive!!) but still, I’m probably more like others than my audiophile friend is. BTW: You do a nice job of providing alternating visuals for the video from stock videos but longer term I look forward to you using your own video stock as “filler” video while you are talking. Like in this video, showing you and your family and friends building your A-frame. That’s nicely added and more fun to watch than the random photos of anonymous yoga girls in nature. I’m not deriding those choices, I’m just saying I *noticed* the videos edited in and had thoughts about them, but I did not even *notice* the music/sounds. Yo7 are do8ng great and I’m rooting for your success!
Grateful you're so forthcoming with your mistakes lol - a lot of people would sweep these under the rug and continue to be a "guru" on the topic.
haha yeah, i've never been a guru or claim to be. I'm not the brightest but i certainly am honest.
Wow thanks for sharing! Wouldn't have thought of some of these points.
There is so much stuff we don't think about or couldn't have even imagined that pop up - its wild
Another great video. Thanks for posting.
My pleasure man - i'm going to be releasing videos on Mondays now, every week as always.
Everything that is said is so relatable. I have two bedrooms in my house that are "chock of block" full of rugs, furniture, manchester everything you can imagine I thought I would need to put in the tents. We are 12 months down the track and the local council has still not given us the go-ahead and keeps finding excuses and charging us more fees. This is a 40-acre bare land that I want to use as tourist accommodation with tents. No construction of any building and they are just giving us hell. I am nearly ready to give up.
Oh my gosh I am soooo sorry to hear that relationship building with the authorities in that area is so freak8n difficult for you! Hang in there!
Hang in there
I’m building small earthbag, fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. Good advice my brother!
I love the truthful reminder that I also have: I’m like a crow attracted to bright shiny things lol. And this trait can distract my passion, purpose, calling, dreams, plans etc as well as clutter up my life and negatively impact my finances. For example, a decade ago I realized that buying craft and art supplies when I saw them as a good deal out and about wound up costing me tons of money and cluttering my closets for projects I fantasized about but never did. I wound up donating 14 (!!!!) big black bags of arts and craft supplies to my local senior center so I could get back on track with my time, money and space and after that, I self-instituted a “just in time” (like the manufacturing principal businesses use) plan that stated: “once I actually have the time set aside to do any X project, then I can buy the supplies and even if I pay full price at that time for the supplies, I’ll still save money over time”. And I’m not perfect about sticking to my own designed life principle, but it’s saved me money, time, and energy to try this plan. Thank you for speaking truth.
Great tips! I have a 2-3 hour drive to my properties too so when I was renovating the last one I made sure to stack my appointments up there and I would also stay overnight so I could make those early morning appointments.
Thats so crazy you say that because I did the exact same things when working on my site at first. It was an absolute struggle but we made it! Thanks for leaving a comment and supporting the channel.
@@KeepItTiny It's my pleasure and thank you for the great content you put out there. I love your videos. I'm actually staying at one of my properties now, one that I've been redesigning. I met with the inspector today for a new property 20 minutes away. Tomorrow I'll be meeting with my contractor then stopping by a different property to add some decorative items... It never ends but I truly love it... construction, designing, hosting.. absolutely love it. 😊
A frames are great.
Dude I can relate so hard to this.
With our home build I bought several large items that I never ended up using. My trying to find things on sale ended up costing us money. 🤦🏼♂️🙃
So much wisdom packed in, thanks
High quality tips. Thanks for such great content!
Thanks for the kind words and supporting the channel
i'd love to see a vlog vid of you spending a night in the den. Could also interest people who would like to see what its like to stay in an off grid unit!
Very good advice. Thanks
ahh man! so glad I came across your channel. I don't know how you haven't blown up yet but thank you for all of this suer powerful information. I am looking to start a clamping business without owning land in British Columbia, Canada. Super excited to see people are doing it, its getting me very inspired. Cheers man and thank you
Oof those are some tough mistakes but glad you got these helpful takeaways
You live and you learn! I'm happy I went through things. It hardens you and teaches you.
As always, another very informative video. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you so much for leaving comments and supporting my channel. They help so much. Thank you 🙏
Love it man!
Thanks for the support!
Thanks this was very informative
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for leaving a comment and supporting me.
Congrats keep up the good worrk.
Great video!
thanks for watching and i'm glad you enjoyed the video!
how about fencing of the land? Barb wire for 4.17 acres.
Awesome content!!! Thank you!
Glad you liked the video! I'm trying to put out more videos this year on more topics.
Omgggg u just nailed lmao ty for this info i am opening one in pr lol n needed to hear this lol❤❤
You put a 2 mile long gravel driveway to the glamp site? Sounds very expensive. Paid about 20k for a driveway that only goes a quarter the way up my property. Not sure how I'll get people up the rest of the way without spending a fortune. Considering things like carts, maybe golf carts
It probably was shorter than two miles but it was a really long drive way. I got it done by a "local" so lets see how long it will last lol. Fingers crossed.
I once was a guest at a rental in snow covered mountains and they had us park at a county road then use their snowmobile that came with the rental to get to/from the cabin. Good idea to use golf carts :)
Golf carts or side by sides are the way in situations like that
Well, you got my sub.😁😘
so how can I find your AirBnB listings?
To be fair, getting good help out in the country these days is pretty ridiculous. It's easy to say "I should have hired pros" after the fact. But professionals are few and far between out where I live.
I noticed that too but being a self professed "city boy" i wasn't sure if it was just the area my land is or not. I guess good help really is hard to find.
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Feel like your point regarding storage is just a life lesson... no room for it, don't buy it.
Mary Condo was right (or however you spell that women's name 🤣)