Minimalist living on a low income: 7 rules
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- Non-conventional tips for low-income budgeting.
In this video, I’m sharing my 7 rules of how not to overspend and still enjoy things that make you happy.
Currently, I live in my hometown in Russian Siberia. I’m a freelancer without any fixed income, on average, I make from $300 to $500 a month. It took me a while to figure out what financial rules work for me. I’m not into severe restrictions and like to have some freedom in spending.
Thank you for visiting this channel!
You can’t imagine how happy and fulfilled I’ll feel if you find my thoughts and ideas somewhat helpful.
From Siberia with love,
Ana
finally a minimalist that isn't rich 🙌
Haha, indeed 😊 Hope this will be relatable to other people who are not in the rich segment. Thanks for being here! ❤️
@a g, Excellent point. UA-cam wants us to idolize the rich no matter what. More power to this channel for having dignity.
@@peternyc yeah like they always talk aboit having little but maximum quality, or when they say 'throw it away, if you really need it repurchase it' like everyone could do that??? the PRIVILEGE 🤯
@a g
Lol the world is full of them.
Not by choice hahaha
Watch Mayo Utuk's videos too. She is in an African village doing minimalism :)
My father in law always says make
sure you have a good bed and a good pair of shoes, because if your not in one you’re in the other!
Haha, this makes so much sense! Thank you for watching❤️
Well Said...
and my father use to say...if you can not
afford a simple
cup of coffee☕
📰and a new paper
You
Need to re-think
whats gone wrong
1. Try not to experiment with new products
2. Earning more doesn't mean spending more
3. Have several money stashes
4. Try to find a free version (of software)
5. Allow yourself little consumerist joys
6. Don't save money on things that really matter (ex: healthcare or shoes)
7. DIY whenever you can
Instant follow. I too am a minimalist with a small income. Your content is a breath of fresh air, not all minimalists are financially privileged.
Another thing I do, that wealthy minimalist don't, is to keep extras in storage (sensibly, with moderation).
I am lucky to have an attic to store things in. My home is minimalist, but the three extra sets of bedding or 8 extra plates that I didn't use, I put in the attic.
Because what I have, will eventually wear out/break, and then I don't have to buy new, but can "shop" in my attic.
So nice to meet you here, my fellow minimalist friend!🌸 "Shopping" in your attic is a great idea, it saves not only money but time as well. I often stock some food products that can last for a while and that are on sale at the moment. My father was sooo god at that. Cheers from Siberia!😘
My family practice this too! We don't just let go if we know we can use it later on especially if it's a gift, we really treasure it.. saves money indeed..
Good advice. I will do that too.
Space is wealth. Weath buys space.
I'm so glad someone is talking about this! It seems like minimalists are always disillusioned by middle class living... but some of us interested in minimalism still struggle to meet our needs sometimes! I thought minimalists were out of new content to create but yours is a breath of fresh air. And I loved your story about finding your father's last stash, a parting gift :) I've been planning to set aside a few stashes once I'm able so hearing your advise is great encouragement
Oh, I'm so glad you found the video useful! And thank you for the sweet comment, my friend. I will try to make more fresh content, hopefully 😊 Also, hope your stash experience will be a good one!
Glad there is finally a video about minimalism that isn't dependent on having a 6 figure salary.
My dad grew up in communist Hungary. He lives a minimalist life, he takes very good care of what he does own and he has a lot of money hidden around his modest apartment. Having said that he is very generous with family. If his family in Hungary needs money for food or medical he will send them money.
Your dad sounds like such a sweet and kind person💚
You are bright, focused, and a darling woman. Your soul shines through brightly! Bless you!
Thank you for such sweet and kind words ❤️ You've made my day brighter. Sending love from Siberia 🌸
My dad also used to have these hidden stashes.... I am from Romania. (He passed away last year, during the first lock down and I could not even travel for his funeral. My mum buried him alone). I feel you. Loads of love. Thank you for this channel.
Oh, I'm so sorry for your loss and that you didn't even have a chance to say the last goodbye... It breaks my heart. Hope, time will heal, my friend.
Sending love ❤️
So agree with not experimenting I don’t how many times I’ve tried products only to go back to the same products I’ve used for over 20 years. I’m older a wiser now. 😄
Thank you for sharing, Deb! 🌷It can definitely take time... Once I even tried to calculate how much money I wasted on experimenting throughout one year and almost got an anxiety attack😂The funny thing is that even after realizing this "not-experimenting" rule, I'm still fighting temptations sometimes.
I'm sorry to hear your father passed. I found a lot of value in this video, thank you Ana.
Thank you for your empathy and for being here, my friend ❤️
I’m sorry for your loss. My father passed away 9 years ago when I was 9..
@@trinitylace1101 I'm sorry my friend, it happened so early to you ❤️
@@anagoldberg it hurts very much and I know I won’t get over it but it’s been kind of easier to cope you know they’re watching out for you above👼🏻
@@trinitylace1101 I understand you so well... The loss is never forgotten by our mind and body. They just transcended to another reality. This thought helps me, too.
Sometimes I just delay spending. I try not to buy impulsively but always to take a few days to figure out if I really need something or if I can use something I already have instead or do without the item.
I agree, it's definitely a working strategy! When I desperately want to buy something, I give myself 24 hours, then another 24 hours 😊
Being a minimalist is quite useful for both the rich and poor
This reminds me so much of the behaviors and values of rural Ireland when I was growing up. My grandmother always had small sums of money stashed around the house. I don't think I could handle the cold in Siberia, but I'm in awe at the cost of living. Happy thoughts from Ireland.
Appreciate the tips. My rent is going up in about a month, so this video is timely for me. So sorry to hear of the loss of your dad. Take care.
Thank you for your support and compassion 🙏🌿 And I'm glad the tips are helpful! But ugh, rent is always a pain...
“Remaking things is a pure form of practical creativity” is a great quote from you. It seems all you speak of, and the videos themselves, are a pure form of practical creativity.
Oh, thank you, my sweet friend! 🌿
Even the haircut and clothing is minimalist. I like that. We unnecessarily waste so much time and money on hair and makeup and clothes.
I love your honesty, instant sub. I grew up fairly poor but more middle classish-poor in comparison to some other contries (I'm from germany and here even poor families have enough imho). I learned to live kinda frugally in my childhood and after earning and spending a lot of money in my twenties I want to come back to the frugal lifestyle for my thirties. Most minimalism channels do the bare minimum in my experience, so I cannot learn from them a lot but I learned smth from you. I struggled with gratification for some time and used shopping for it, became a shopping addict in my twenties, so I don't allow myself to shop much anymore especially not after I finished work. But at the same time I struggle with being a workaholic and denying myself unproductive free time. I will try to use hobby-time as gratification. The amount of books I want to read but never did bc "I have to be productive all the time and reading novels will bring me nowhere" is huge... but taking time for them instead of buying smth as a reward could work for me. Thank you!
Thank for sharing and such a thoughtful comment! I can totally relate per the productivity addiction. It caused so many burnouts for me. And thus, these days, I'm trying to let myself have hobby and nap breaks and read exciting novels. I'm happy for you that you managed to overcome your shopping addiction, as I've been there, too. Sending love!🌷
@@anagoldberg thank you for your answer, dear 💕 I feel like a lot of people are actually quite shopping addicted without being aware 🙈
check our your local library and you can even get those books for free, and I always find libraries very calm places
Girl, you just wrote my lifestory lmao.
It goes in the DIY section, but cooking from scratch and vegetarian (or mostly vegetarian if you're not one) makes a huge difference. As a student I would never ever buy cookies or anything ready made, I kept that habit.
The "don't spend more when you earn more" is crucial. When you earn more, save.
I'm much better financially now but at certain times in my life, the money put aside has helped me to take risks in my work.
Also, sorry for the loss of your Dad.
Hi, Stephanie! Oh, I can't agree more with everything you've said! So true per cooking vegerarian/vegan, I can absolutely relate to that. It saves me from buying often overpriced and overprocessed food. Thank you for your kind and thoughtful response 🌷
P.S.: your art is fantastic! Immediately subscribed.
Big hugs from Siberia!🤗
@@anagoldberg also cooking is quite fun ^^ and you're welcome! thanks for the compliments about my work :)
I'd like to add batch cooking because when you're on a low income, you're probably working quite a lot or on random shifts, and having food ready means you don't go for the easier (more expensive and usually less healthy) option. I tend to make extra of some things and freeze it in tubs.
@@SabrinaCWB168 This is a great solution! I haven't tried batch cooking yet, but it will be interesting to try and see.
Go Ana! You will soon see increase in your earnings, if you continue with such content. Agree with other comments that this content is very refreshing. Your lifestyle is very relatable for many of us out there. I wish my brother saw your video as he is permanently short of cash and the problem is a mindset.
To the rich segment: I disagree with branding it negative, just because someone makes more than others. I make decent money, but find your advice very useful for any level of income.
side note: I would be very interested to see more about life in Siberia and Siberia itself. My dream is to go there one day.
Oh, such a delightful comment, thank you! 😍
I agree with you, making decent money isn't a crime, we're all different, which makes us not worse or better than others. It's all about the mindset!
I will try to make more content related to Siberia specifically:) Hope you'll get a chance to come here! It's vast, diverse, and beautiful.
Sending love 🌼
Ana you are really very wise for being so young. You are doing great with your videos. You English is so good. Bravo.
Thank you so much for your kind support, Anna! ❤️
Something that has curiously saved us a lot of money is: shopping for groceries once a week (except very perishable things) and putting £25 each as the full budget. We put the change in a pot and keep it for more expensive weeks and as our holiday fund. We started doing it this year and have saved a few hundred pounds so far.
This is such a great tip, Sabrina! It's easy, doable and effective, I bet💚
It is a good advice, and if I might add, food is the one area I never save for quality. I do buy fish and white meat, but mostly lentils, beans, vegetables, pasta and make large casseroles with a lot of taste. Food of high quality doesn't need to be expensive, but it must me well planned.
You are a gem of a being and a communicator. Thank you for the gift of honesty. Hoping it serves as a reality check for many in need of it.
Your video reminded of something my dad would say. When I was a teenager and wanted something expensive like Doc Marten's or some other branded items, he would refuse and tell me 'do you know how much time I have to work to pay for that?'. At the time I was a stupid teenager and would get upset at him but now that I'm older, I realise how right he was 😊
I loved your video, and your honesty. I'm also living on a low income, and while not a minimalist I find you relatable. You got yourself a new subscriber. I also wanted to say I'm sorry for you loss, I know how much it hurts. Sending you all my love and I hope you'll be OK and stay healthy.
We all we stupid teenagers once 😊 Thank you for sharing and being here! And for your sweet kindness ❤️
The niches on the subject of minimalist living you are expressing are a genuinely wonderful and inspiring mix of experience, practicality, artistry, mindfulness, and humbleness. Keep your views coming! 🍀
Thank you so much for the support! It means a lot to me.
Yes there are people who are actually interested in minimalism that are living on low budgets we are not all people with excessive amounts of cash living in expensive temples dressed in thousands of dollars worth of handcrafted minimalist chic like characters out of an expensive magazine no some people such as this woman are authentic.
Thank you, my friend ❤️
These are really good tips, I'm glad I found your channel! I live in Germany on a low income (for such a rich country...).
Maybe these are kinda obvious, but I borrow (or rent) things I only need once or a few times, I swap clothes (and other items) with friends. Regarding food: I buy dried goods like grains and legumes in bulk, fresh produce in season, I'm eating plant-based (minimal animal products), I cook at home, I don't buy convenience products.
Hi, Sophie! Your lifestyle is so much similar to mine, love that you share it! Hope you find lots of good moments in your living. Sending love from Siberia ❤️
I can relate to most of things you said, specially regarding expenses. Most of the time watching people mention hundreds of dollars and waving as if it's nothing makes me freak out. Though it also has something to do with living locations.
Oh, indeed, in all different of the world it's all relative, so it's important to find some relatable information😊 Thank you for being here!
I was happy to find your channel. It's very interesting to hear from a variety of minimalists from around the world. I will subscribe and hope to see more videos from you.
Hi, Renae, nice to meet you! Thanks so much for your kind comment and subscribing 🌸 Indeed, now minimalism is expanding everywhere, it's so great to witness! Hope you're having a lovely day 🌱
I'm happy I found your channel. You're a very good speaker and I enjoy the topic. Hello from California, USA.
You had me hooked at the first tip. Original, simple and truly useful tips. You gained a new devoted follower! Have a nice day ☺️
I enjoyed this video. This is great advise for those on a small budget but want to live a practical minimalist lifestyle.
Thank you for being here ❤️ I'm so glad the tips are helpful
Thank you for your ideas :) For the 'consumerist gratification', I browse online, add everything I want to a wishlist, and then... don't buy them. In a couple of days I forget about it. The 'fun' of shopping for me is discovering all the options, selecting, comparing, imagining etc. I enjoy it just as much with no purchase at the end. In fact, I can enjoy it more because in my wishlist I can pretend-buy anything, regardless of cost or whether I'd actually ever use it. For the DIY, I like to help out my friends and neighbours with any project where they need a hand or I have a useful skill, and then I don't feel embarassed to ask if I need their help too. For instance I'll proof-read someone's dissertation and later they'll help me repaint my flat. It's a really good feeling to help someone and also to know you can rely others if need be.
🎀I’m not a minimalist but your content has moved me so much, I have subscribed.🎀
What a delight you are, I live on a small town in Nebraska, USA I just wanted you to know that I felt so inspired after listening to you... Many many blessings on your adventures of life!!!
Another instant follow. Finally a content about minimalism that's very relatable
Thank you Anna for sharing your tips. I’ve had a drop in income recently, and I really am watching a lot of videos to learn how to be more frugal. Your practical advice is refreshing. Some things I cannot change right now because I have very little money left after I pay my bills. I have a lot of student loan debt, a car note and I have been paying off credit card debt but over the next couple of years, if I can stop wasting money on things I don’t need or enjoy, I will be in much better shape than I am right now. Worst financial mistake I have made is using credit cards. I will never use them again because I can’t trust myself with having lots of credit. It’s too easy to throw something on plastic. Now my motto is “If I can’t pay cash I cannot afford it”. I should have learned this lesson as a young adult not 53 year old woman.
You are very wise. Good shoes are very important. If you have cheap shoes they do not give the foot the proper support. Without proper support your knees will be out of alignment and give you problems, and your back will also be out of alignment and cause problems. You can get away with bad shoes for a while when you are young, but when you get older you will feel it. Bad back, etc slows down your productivity and hurts a lot.
You broke it down just perfectly! Great points❤️ Thank you for being here!🌿
I’m so sorry for the loss of your father. I’m sure money stashes are one of the many valuable lesson he taught you.
Thank you for your kindness, Taylor ❤️ Yes, he taught me a lot like all our parents do 🙏
I think The staches are a legacy of families Who know what it means to be without money. My Mother did that too. She had a poor upbringing, she worked hard from childwood and she wanted to provide for me The way her família could t have done. She said that if you use Credit cards as if The money is yours, you can turn your own work slave in LIFE. I always admire when she decided to Go shoping for clothes and took out a certa in amount of money from an envelope. I really thought we were not por! Love my mom forever
Your mom is truly amazing ❤️ Such wisdom in her words about credit cards... I can relate so much. Thank you for being here and sharing 🌸
Hello from Egypt 💓💓.. absolutely a great video.. I'm currently a stay at home mom & unfortunately didn't save much before taking the decision to stop working so this was really relatable & helpful.
Hi, my friend! Hope you'll be a success with your saving journey, I'm so glad the video was helpful ❤️ Hugs from Siberia to Egypt 🤗
Hi Ana, I just found your channel and I am delighting in listening to you. Your good sense and problem solving by addressing the situations you face are inspiring. There is real wisdom in what you are saying and I admire your common sense and good heart, which really shines through. You are a breath of fresh air in an increasingly materialistic world. You should be very proud of yourself!
I have looked on the cracked software from a different angle. From one side, people is working to create it, from other side it shout be affordable. Thanks for sharing the tips!
Thank you for watching, my friend! Yep, it should be affordable for everyone who wants to work and create 🌿
I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your father, sending love. I also really loved these very practical tips and needed them! Thank you!
Thank you for your compassion and kindness, it means a lot to me 🙏❤
I love your humble tone and your calmness and honesty. New subscriber! I wish you all the success with your channel.
Hi, Sandra! Thank you so much for being so kind and supportive 🌸 Love from Siberia ❤️
I’m so happy your video turned up in my feed. I bought a book by a favorite US author (Ian Frazier) and have yet to read his book, SIBERIA, on his many travels there. Your material is not the usual rehash I often watch. Keep making videos and I’ll keep watching them.
Thank you so much for your kind support and for being here! ❤️ I'd be super interested in reading that book, too! Will look it up
about shoes: a lot of people view shoes as vanities but i came across an article a while back that mentioned how important it is to switch between multiple pairs of shoes. good shoes are health investments and go a long ways in protecting your knees, hips, and spine. i realized this when i started working more physical jobs where im on my feet all day. good shoes are always worth the cost.
Thank you for sharing these helpful hints. I’m not a minimalist, on the contrary I tend to buy too many things. Your channel is so interesting, it has encouraged me to reevaluate my spending habits. Not because I can’t afford what I buy, but because , eventually, your home starts feeling cluttered with the constant influx of new items being brought in. Watching you successfully manage your small income gives a clear example of how satisfying it is to live a mindful, orderly, responsible , uncluttered life. ❤️
One of my favourite minimalism videos that I've watched. All your ideas were very fresh - thank you!
Oh, thank you for watching, my friend! 😊❤️
Here in the US, the "best" medical care is out of site, mostly.
It takes work, connections, and luck. And some integrity.
I started sewing because it's way to expensive in terms of time and money to buy the stuff I wanted - really great to relieve stress too
Hey Ana, I'm glad I found your channel.
I'm from Mexico and over here the thing are though too. Your channel is much related too our lives in my country since we don't have all the big incomes from other country's and we can't related too other youtubers talking about "minimalism" on a $2,500.00 dlls weekly income lol
Hi, Irvin! So glad to meet you here ❤️ Yes, the income differences around the world are huge! Hope you will find some useful tips here:) Cheers from Siberia to Mexico!
Thank you for the reminder.. December/holiday season can really get our eyes off minimalizing or focusing on essentials 😊
I like the first rule about experimenting. Whenever I look at my budget I never massively overspend in any category. But I do experiment a lot. New ingredients/ foods (now if a recipe has exotic spices and veg for my country I don't try it unless I know I will like it i.e. tried at a restaurant), new styles, games, books and beauty. I have severe eczema and the best products for me are the £1 lotion and wash that have low ingredients. And yet I keep buying stuff. I have no idea how to use up things that don't work for my skin, feels wasteful to throw them away.
Oh, I can relate a lot to what you've said! I used to give a lot of skincare away if it was a wrong product for me. It's pretty hard to stop experimenting...
I use skincare that I can't use on my face on other body parts. You can get a soft booty or whatever by just using up what doesn't work on your face as bodylotion or foot cream, a bad shampoo as handsoap, horrible makeup as creative painting supply, old clothes as rags or whatever you can make the textiles into. It's actually fun to think about creative ways to use your useless stuff up in a useful way.
@@Nina-cd6uw thanks for the ideas!
I just found your channel. I watched this video, and subscribed. I like that you are down to earth and "real".
Thank you for being here and supporting my channel, Annette!🤗
Thank you SO much for making this video! 💗 I'm plant based, and low income too. I got into minimalism for all the freedom of mind. My finances greatly improved as well. Looking forward to seeing what else you post!
Love it! I squirrel money here and there. Once we bought books at a second hand store and found six hundred dollars in the jacket.
Hello from North Carolina. Enjoyed your video. I live alone and support myself. Great tips
So glad the video was helpful! Cheers to North Carolina🤗❤
I’m so sorry for your loss. 😞 I am very glad I found your channel. Like someone else said, you really are a breath of fresh air in the minimalism community
my tip: grocery shopping will almost always be cheaper than eating out. also, you mentioned supporting small businesses. small businesses are often also cheaper and great quality! I love buying jewelry and candles from etsy
Rip to your dad's soul and keep up the good work, amazing tips ❤
Thank you for you kindness and support ❤️
I load a cart online then close and get a good feeling about that more than feeling deprived. Like a small relieved feeling and search out a thing i havent used or worn for awhile too
You won't believe it, but I sometimes do that too! I know that feeling^) Thank you for sharing and being here, my friend 💚
Your sweet Dad helped you after he passed. You are delightful, brilliant content!💋 New Sub💜
Oh, thank you so much for your heartfelt words ❤️ Happy to have you here! 🌸
thank you for making this video. i'm now in the journey to be minimalist. i have too much stuff and it is hard to let go the stuff eventho i dont use it.
“ try not to experiment”. THIS is so important.
Just found your channel, and I adore the content so far. I've been desiring new minimalist content to remind me why I do it myself. I live below the american poverty line, but this video reminded me I'm still well off. I have free time and I can afford to save. I should remember what a blessing that is. A lot of it is thanks to minimalism. I haven't fully checked out all your videos yet, but if you ever consider posting diy videos, I'd be interested in learning more. You seem like such a sweet person.
Thank you for watching and and your sweet words of support ❤️ You made a perfect point that we should always appreciate what we already have. Will definitely consider making more diy videos. Love from Siberia! 🌸
Where I live we are very fortunate to have MANY good Thrift Shops. The idea of re-use suits me well. Most of the things in my home are from Thrift shops. I buy new underwear and personal products. Clothing, furniture, and kitchen stuff is easily bought second hand. I have ways to sell things I no longer need or buy cheaply and that adds to my income.
I find your video so helpful and genuine. Thank you very much!
I agree with you and I hear you and I love hearing your thoughts. thank you
Thank you for the inspirational vid! It’s given me time to reflect and realign to my low income, minimalist journey, especially in a time when Christmas and Black Friday sales are starting to ramp up.
So glad the video turned out to be useful for you! 🌸Ugh, holiday season is always tough in terms of temptations and impulse shopping...
Congratulations! You are very aligned with a very singular expression of us humans.
People spend so much trying to be minimalist, and it is an all different thing.
It depends always from where we came, from our essence or from anywhere else.
Finding you was a light in this dark times.
All the best
Maria
love your vibe very much! i believe in you and the development of your blog🥺🥺🥺
Thanks my dear❤️
Thank you for your sincere and practical video, Ana, a lot! I am sure many will benefit, keep doing this!
Love how you described diy as practical creativity it's so right ! And agree on everything plus the less products we put on our faces the better actually. Most products are inefficient at best. And so many skin problems come from stress or hormonal issues that won't be cured by any creams.
Such great ideas! Thank you for sharing ❤ I am sorry for the loss of your Father. What a blessing to find his final stash!
Thank you for your kindness and compassion, Kristi ❤️🙏 Happy to meet you here!
Thank you so much for sharing. Your experiences is inspiring!
I’m glad this video showed up on my feed! I really like your content and your take on minimalism.. it’s practical.. which is what I’m looking for right now. :)
Hey and welcome, my friend! I'm glad it's useful for you ❤️
Hiding money all around places is something i do as well and gives me comfort. I have learnt it from my father and mother too. ☺️🥰✨
I love this!!! Good for you that you follow your dreams and do what you love. So many people let money run their lives! I would love to hear more about Siberia!!! Its history, culture, crafts and food!
Thank you for watching and your kind words! 🌸 I will definitely make more videos on these🌷 Hugs from Siberia!
Me too!
Thank you for sharing with us! I have never realised before you mentioned it, but indeed, experimenting cost me often more money in the past than it brought me the benefit, I hoped for.
You have got a new subscriber. Best wishes!
Thank you for your time and postings
Thank you for this! I was exactly wrestling on buying unnecessary wants and your video gave me the reminder that I should find joys in other things that have already existed in my life 🤗 & subbed lovin the vibe that i get from your authenticity & humility
This is the best that I could hope for when making this video 😊 Thank you for being here and subscribing!
Hallo! Your way of talking is totally genuine.A synpathic person from a sympathic country. Hallo to Sibiria!
Hallo from Slovak living in Spain.
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Cheers to you, my Slovak friend! 😊 Thank you for being here and taking interest ❤️
Thanks Anna, your experience is really insightful ✨ I hope I can benefit by implementing some of your tips in my lifestyle ❤️
Aww, thank you! 🌱It would be the best gift for me if any of my tips can be useful for you! Let me know later how it goes! Sending love from Siberia 🥰
Just found your channel and I think your first point is spot on, don’t experiment! Very wise advice and something I need to heed. Blessings from Australia
Thank you, Michelle! I'm so glad the tip was right on time for you ❤️
You're a good person that deserves a happy life. May you, your husband, and your pets be blessed in all that you do and Happy New Year!
So happy that I stumbled upon your channel, absolutely wonderful! Thank you!
Thank you so much for taking interest and watching! 🌸
Anna, I subscribed after I watched your video. This is just what I am looking for. Thank you for your content. An honest person sharing your life so I can learn some of the lessons you have already learned. Sorry about your dad and thank you for your post. Blessings!
Thank you so much for watching and your kind words 💚
Im so glad i found ur channel sorry for your loss for your father....your father must be proud the way u r helping others to save and manage personal finance
I love these tips!! most of these I haven't heard before and are really what minimalism is about !
Subscribed! Thank you for being so simple and lovely!
So happy you turned up in my feed!! Really enjoyed those tips...subscribed thank you 😘
Hi, Gina! Thank you and welcome 😊❤️
Oh my god Ana you and your channel are both a beautiful breath of fresh air. I’m so glad to have discovered it :) love from India
Siberia!!! woww how far and so close we are, greetings from a tiny village up in the Andes of Peru. Love your channel
Yay, cheers to the Andes! Indeed, it's crazy, how we all can connect. 🤗
Yes, yes, yes, Siberia ! you are my new guru - what you say makes so much sense. I am halfway there and already feeling the freedom X
Aww, thank you for being si supportive, my friend!
You're so lovely! I'm glad you got to spend all that extra time with your dad xxxx
Thank you for the lovely video.I came across this channel by chance! I am very interested in your philosophies and will continue watching.
this video was so helpful and you have a very soothing voice! love from canada 💜
thank you for sharing this !
For skin blemishes lemon juice can work magic. Former Soviet Union had 98% of population living as obligate minimalists. As long as they weren't dragging all sorts of garbage home "foe future use". Great channel. Keep up good work!