how living out of a suitcase changed my relationship to stuff

[@_NadiaT]

Love this topic :) I learned a lot of this when I was backpacking and carrying around way too much crap on my back lol, but I've definitely changed my style to be more classic (but still unique to me), like you said. For example, I own orange sneakers, which wouldn't fit the classic "minimalist wardrobe style" we see online but it fits mine and I wear them a lot. Also just wanted to add the marketing stuff was interesting, I've only ever taken one marketing class (not in the US) and the ideal self was a cool way to introduce the topic!

[@katieblake]

Thanks Nadia! That’s interesting to hear that that same thing happened to you 😂 sneakers are so comfy. Life if too short not to wear what you want

[@user-tk6hk2tq9c]

I highly recommend the minimalists first (full length) documentary on KZbin :)

[@dreamypablo]

You are wunderful!!!... stuff is the devil....I come from a family of hoarders... deleting stuff is freedom!!!.... you rock...

[@Ro.Saraso]

I experienced the same thing when I moved to Australia while on my WHV. What happens to your identity when you move overseas or travel is fascinating!!

[@elizabethflavin1690]

Thank you for sharing this! I always appreciate the thoughtfulness and gentleness you convey in your videos!

[@katieblake]

Thank you for watching :)

[@luckyfriend82]

All of this is such an interesting topic! I was just thinking about this the other day. I feel like I don't even know my "style" yet because of all the influences around me and comparisons and not liking how things fit. Same with packing. I always wondered how study abroad students even DECIDED what to bring lol

[@beth5174]

Currently packing to go home to the UK for spring break, almost through my year abroad in Vermont, US :)

[@katieblake]

So exciting! 🎉