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Thank you for sharing your trip to Europe 💗 It was such a fun to watch!

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the fitness culture in europe vs the states is so true even in a more 'expat' city like amsterdam where i live - my theory is that because most large european cities are walkable/bikeable 15 minute cities, people automatically get their fitness in just through going about every day life. so it's not a 'goal' to get fit for them. whereas if you live in a non-major unwalkable city in the us, you have to make it a point to consciously focus on your fitness because you're not naturally getting movement through just everyday activities. like americans living in suburbs would drive to the gym to get fit whereas a person in amsterdam or london would naturally walk 10k steps a day or cycle 30 minutes a day already just by going about their day

Great tips, Natalie! Balancing all those responsibilities must be tough. I found using Boost App Social really helps streamline creating engaging content for my store's social media. It’s like having a little assistant right in your phone!

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Loved this and the family holiday vlog!

So happy you enjoyed your time here! I would just make a small clarification - you said Stockholm has less than 1 million people but that's in Stockholm city proper, in the Stockholm metro area (stockholm county) there's around 2.4 million people :) regarding winter, a lot of people struggle with seasonal depression. i make sure to load up on vitamin d as a non-native swede, but my very swedish partner (he's half swedish half finnish) has never had any issues with vitamin d deficiency and doesn't have any issues with the darkness haha. the biggest tip is usually to find a winter hobby to give you something to look forward to in the winter, but swedes really do seem to emerge from hibernation in the spring/summer and try and soak up as much sun as possible!

I just love how you show my home town Stockholm. It's really beautiful during summer time.🎉❤ Jenny

Loved your view! I never really thought about differences in the fitness industry. But as a European (Belgian), I think that our daily lifestyle is more active. A lot of people bike everywhere (at least in Belgium and surrounding countries), so we get our workouts in while we commute. We don't really need to go to a workout class anymore after getting home from work. But I would love to have as many gyms and classes available like in the US!

My bf and I broke up 7 days ago, it's was just very easy for him to break up 5yrs 7months 12days relationship and he already in a relationship with a new girl but I'm stuck and I know I'm stupid and I know my tears don't deserve him I am trying my best to hold my emotions and tears but it's killing me inside it hurts.

Thanks for this video, it was really needed! I just started my pre-seed round last week. Congrats on your success, I'll be cheering for your success!

I live in Madrid and definitely agree that guy was super rude but I think it is pretty inefficient that they don’t speak English, since it a lengua franca across many cultures (not just English speakers) Imagine going to Sweden and they are giving you instructions in Swedish, would be impossible especially if you don’t travel a lot and don’t know airport norms

They might have not been signing around you because of the language barrier, much easier as an English speaker to memorize lyrics

Loved the whole video but the part about the airport staff not wanting to speak english and your opinion on that was just not for me. it is an airport after all and english is an international language. I'm sorry, but I would expect them to at least try to speak in english even if it's not perfect. surely they can't really expect us (tourists) to learn the language of every country we travel to?!

Do you plan to show at least one clip of your tour?

Nat, where are your black sunglasses from? The ones you said you would link? TYIA! Loved absolutely everything about this video!

Loved the Amazon sunglasses ima go buy them now! Loved every outfit All the food Great angles and shots!

I like that you film your podcast and put it on KZbin! KZbin has always been my favorite platform even if I’m only watching some of the time and often just listening while doing chores or walking or multitasking!

It would be so interesting to hear about how your parents met never met a Latino Romanian family background hahaha do a video with them!!! ❤❤

Loved your insight. Thank you! Is as if in the USA people care more about LOOKING healthy (muscular) versus actually BEING healthier with their holistic approaches.

I look forward to the itinerary for each city! 🫶🏼🤍

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Is it a podcast on your channel

Your skin is GLOWING!! 😊

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Couldn't agree more with your sentiments about understanding your dad better after visiting his country. I went back to Nigeria recently with my dad (he’s from there) and I felt the same

As someone who comes from a huge family, the fact you all went on a trip that’s awesome! It’s very hard to travel together when your family hits like 10+ people so watching this reminds me when my family was a family of 8 and trying to travel

I enjoyed you singing out loud with your sister at the concert :). Great traveling adventures and video. Wondering when you went to Romania and said it's definitely different than what you were expecting -how so.

Swedish meatballs are served with lingonberry, not cranberry! Also winters are not as great as the summers but the key is to just book in nice activities (fika, dinners, exhibit visits, runs) to make life fun. Glad that you enjoyed your trip and thanks for sharing!❤

LOVE this video Natalie! Crying when you spoke about your dad. Thank you for sharing,it was so special. I've traveled through most of Romania and it is a beautiful country. It has a dark past and the people had alot to overcome, that is why they are kind. Please go back and visit Bucharest, it is little Paris, I think you will like it. ❤❤

Take me in the summer with you, lol I want to go to Stockholm but I don't want to go alone.

As a Stockholm resident I couldn't stop thinking about how you Eras tour tourists got so incredibly lucky with the weather! You really got the best possible Stockholm experience. Sunny, warm and lively. Hope you enjoyed the trip. It's a very beautiful city when it wants to be. regarding the winter question: It gets really depressing but we cope by creating our own light. We have this big christmas tradition of putting a lot of christmas lights in our apartment windows from like early december all the way to january. So if you walk around town on a dark december afternoon you'll see all these stars and candles and other kinds of lights in every window. It doesn't replace the sun but it at least adds a nice ambience in the otherwise gloomy time of the year

Agreed with your comments about immigrant parents having a different POV about life! and yes, that's passed down to us, through stories and seeing their realities especially as I'm getting older... i have started to understand my parents more and more. Thankyou for sharing with us this special experience! I hope we get to see your moms side of Honduras one day too :)

Tsunamis is coming to New York Get out of New York Get out And go To Tennessee or Nashville TN

omgggg where are your glasses from at 12:55 ish also love this vid 😍

Go abroad for a few years as right now you don't really understand anything. As for communist times in Romania, economic hardship is just economic hardship but what actually mattered , what was fundamentally different , was the fear of authority - you can't understand it, unless you have lived in such a system. And BTW, from an economic point of view, the 60s were good, the 70s were ok, the 80s were bad and late 80s terrible. Oh and the US and opportunities thingy, is just PR and a lie.

Why am I crying? Seeing you with your family after all those years, so sweet ❤

I'm Romanian, so this video was really special to me as well 😍 seeing the house your dad grew up in was incredible, thank you for sharing this experience with us

This was so heartwarming and culturally relatable to watch, I can definitely relate to living with the differences between an individualistic and collectivist culture and community caring, as I'm east African born in London. So happy for you that you got to have an insight into your dad's upbringing wish that for myself some day! 💕

My boyfriend broke up with me 3 days ago. I want to cry but tears arent forming. I thought he was the one. i cant believe he broke things off. It hurts so bad. Im in denial, i keep myself busy to not think about him, and yet, hes constantly on my mind, still. Gosh it hurts.

I'm glad I finished listening to you talk about your experience in Romina because I was going to comment on America being an individualistic society and most European and Middle Eastern countries are collectivistic. Armenians are the same way. Armenia was also a part of the Soviet Union, maybe that's why they're similar :)

Who wants to eat Mexican when you’re on a European trip 🤔🤔 taste what that country/city has to offer.

Hi Natalie, thank you for mentioning the sense of community people tend to have in European countries. Many immigrants find it very difficult to establish relationships of any kind with Americans. Americans are kind and welcoming to strangers but, unfortunately, it is hard to forge deep relationships with them.

Love your videos! ❤❤❤Who does your editing and/or what editing program do you use?

Loved the vlog ❤

💛💛💛💛💛 This vlog is so good. So informative. So diverse. I'm talking family time, fashion, Food, business, music, culture. Everything! The looks were serving. No crumbs were left. The part where your mom was talking about singing off key sent me to another universe 🤣! Such a great summary of what seems like an amazing trip.

the working to live vs living to work is soooo true. i grew up in silicon valley and live in amsterdam now and the difference is really stark. vienna is my fav city in europe, it's so underrated tbh! and you're so right about the mexican food in europe, i've tried to find good mexican in every european city i've been to and its very lackluster lol

Loved this video! The content, your outfits, the knowledge shared. I completely agree with your thoughts on European life vs US life. Thanks for sharing this video

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