Anyone have any interesting life transition stories they feel like sharing??? :)
@jamesmazurstudios3 күн бұрын
11 years ago I sold everything I owned and moved from a condo in Vancouver, Canada to a mountain in Costa Rica. I built a solar powered house and never looked back. The next adventure is only a couple years away, the house is for sale and new moves are in process. Next year I finally order my Troopie and a 10 year filming tour driving around the world is up next. As you already know, you can't do the same thing everyday and expect life to change. Congrats on the moves you make.
@JessBlanche3 күн бұрын
I decided to follow my life long dream of tattooing at 37. I taught myself how to draw, then tattoo, and now at 42 I’m doing the damn thing. It’s NEVER too late to do the things you want to do.
@Wicki_3 күн бұрын
3 years into a relationship. Horribly strong love. Horribly strong conflicts. Broke up. Moved out. Gonna build a tiny house on wheels. I guess i am having a midlife crisis at the age of 33.
@carolynsmith-keune66903 күн бұрын
3 years ago I was wreck, a shell only, barely exisiting in a broken mind and body. At 48 I dreamed of having my own place to run healing mental health retreats for families. My ex-husband didn’t want anything to do with it and I realised I’d have to walk this path alone. I don’t regret throwing in my job, my marriage or my old life for life as a 50 year old woman on the land, my 7.5 acres of Australia at the intersection of Vine Creek and Millstream in the Atherton Tablelands is the place I am healing my intergenerational wounds and purging decades of accumulated trauma - rewiring my brain as I revitalise my land and finally living the life I want by my own rules. In 12 months I hope to open the gates to families outside my own family. Doing it! ❤❤❤
@nikolalesov83593 күн бұрын
I am 41. My most recent live transitions were moving back from the UK to my motherland, trying to learn how to code at the age of 38 (I kinda failed that one) and changing work role, to be a QA for the same company. This was during the virus panic. As my TL saw my relatively fast progress as a QA, he told me that we are not going to be called back in the office soon (if at all). And since I will be working remotely from home anyway, I can go back in the province, where my relatives are instead of paying for some expensive place in the capital city, where the office is. That much about my last several years, now a bit about my present. You know those student accommodation buildings? I live (in a room) in a similar one. The difference is that it is not meant for students, but for workers. In a country with rampaging corruption and shrinking population that (some) celebrities claim, consists of more than 50% mentally ill people, all the goods we take for granted are slowly being lost for all of us, except for a few "chosen ones". If I am to describe everything that is left to decay, the lack of adequate care for all kind of infrastructure, the neglect and the deliberate destruction of the Education, the lack of young students in all key sectors like Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Building, Plumbing, Medicine etc, this comment will become way too long. And in this town of less than 30k people, in the middle of all that mess - here I am. A bad, grumpy, easily irritated old guy, who likes... calmness . This town was once twice as big in terms of population, but the people weren't so ill-mannered, they weren't so mad, they weren't so... neglectful of (the feelings of) others. It was a rather good place to live back then... just not that good anymore. Lately I am trying to be at least so-so balanced in most areas of my life. My current transition is (trying) to turn "balance" into a key word, but it is kinda difficult to stay balanced, when some of my neighbors are making noises, laughing like mad men, banging doors, and shouting at each other even as I write this comment (it is about 3 AM here at the moment, I need to get some sleep, but I won't be able to, until they stop with all this BS). That much about my present struggles with transition to more balance in my life, now about my future transition plan. I have been thinking of getting a house (via mortgage). And since I don't have a lot of finances, and I don't wanna enslave myself with the maximum amount of money, the banks can grant me as a loan, I am looking for a small house in a few nearby villages that are slowly being filled with ethnic minorities, even if the said house is not in the best possible condition - say, not very comfortable, but at least decently habitable. I am a coward as well, so I prefer not to try a transition that would be too risky. At least for now, while I am thinking of moving in a nearby village, I also want to keep my job. The villages that I'm planning to scout this weekend and the following couple of weeks are blessed with more or less reliable internet providers, who provide rather fast Internet that should be good enough for me, to keep working the same job from home. This is a plus. However - (being a weirdo) I neither know how to drive, nor I have a car. Once I move in a village, I will have to rely on the slowly worsening local public transport. This is a minus. I will be able to be with my friends and relatives just every now and again, but I will also be able to keep my distance from noisy, undisciplined people, at least to an extend (one minus, one plus). I am not handy at all (it is not by accident that I work with laptop, I am not good, if I have to do something with my hands) and that is another minus, as a house needs a lot of maintenance. If you don't have skills - you will have to pay the people who have skills to do the job for you. But then... this house can turn into a training ground for me, to try and pick at least some useful skills, reducing the maintenance costs (that is another plus). There is one more thing about the house - it comes with an yard. Even a quarter acre can help me be fairly self-sufficient, especially if there is a well or another source of water in the estate. So when I draw the line it seems to me that it is... well, not rational decision, but not extremely irrational either 😅 Almost all of my relatives are saying that it would be a mistake. That I should by a one bedroom flat in the town since the price is comparable. Or - if I insist on house - I should get the maximum amount of money the banks are offering me and by a house in the town, even if it come with smaller yard, and if it will require major rejuvenation, in order to become a good place to live. Their idea is that an estate in the town can easily be sold later on and it might even become more expensive. I am not sure about it - the inflation is being quite irregular in the last few years, so while there might be a demand for estates in the town, the vast majority of the people might be impoverished and to have insufficient funds. Just as I don't have enough money right now. I don't know - maybe they are right and I am wrong. If the people who claim that more than 50% of the people are more or less mentally ill are right, then the chances are, I am mentally ill too (and not in a good way) 😅 I will think about it a bit more. Meanwhile, I'd appreciate any advice by anyone in regards of the mess I'm in right now 🙏 To the author - thanks for the video! Liked 👍 To everyone - stay safe and have a great week 🍀
@PaoloSV3 күн бұрын
I picked up slacklining at 45 and knife-axe throwing at 50. Now I am 55, I'm still pretty bad at slacklining but very good at throwing knives and axes (I even won the Italian National Championship twice 😄). When you feel like trying something new just do it, don't overthink it. You'll never know what strange/funny talent is sleeping inside you. And if you try and fail, you learned something about you anyway. That's still a win in my book.
@lillimol3 күн бұрын
I understand you so much. I lived in the UK for two years, trying to make this life I thought was the right one for me, pursuing a tough career that would have eaten my all life up just because I had the skills to do it. I hurt myself, fell sick, got shingles at 31 years old, couldn't sleep, was travelling back and forth to finish up another degree. I found the love of my life in the UK, but it was just too much to endure. I let it all go, and life slowly opened up for me again. My lover became my husband, we decided to move again and try something new.. and it's working so effortlessly. I know there is so much more to come whilst I accept that it's not only about money, career, status and knowledge, it's also about existing, living, loving, being present, being healthy and joyful. I am not there yet, but I am trying and every day I thank myself for having had the courage to change and then change again.
@Piecesoftheshadow4 күн бұрын
I left a 15 year relationship that meant the world to me and I didn’t want to do it but knew that if I didn’t, I’d continue to feel repressed and never grow.. we weren’t growing together anymore. It broke my heart to pieces and I feel so lost but my intuition keeps telling me it’ll be okay 😔 Going through a total death and rebirth. Just feel so disconnected, alone, and heartbroken but trying to remain hopeful.
@feelingdivine3 күн бұрын
You are a brave soul. Best of luck to you I know how hard that can be ❤
@Piecesoftheshadow3 күн бұрын
@@feelingdivineThank you 💕 One day at a time 😔
@maikeebert31953 күн бұрын
I love the shift in tone and vulnerability compared to your earlier videos, and your growth in the AUS series! Being able to open up is a massive step in coming out of survival mode. I wish you all the strength you need for solving the challenges you are currently facing, and thank you for sharing your journey!
@tonyf79974 күн бұрын
Your vid and content is fantastic and let me say, as a fit older guy, it resonates with me now more than ever. After being married for 31 years with wife and grown children and being very successful in a high pressured profession that I did only for financial gain, but during this time lost my mojo and did not listen to my inner voice. Only now I have walked away from a successful business and career and intend on spending my remaining years making up for lost time . Would I do it again? Definitely! Would I do things differently ? Certainly , to ensure my soul was not it tatters as it is now! Hopefully remote fulfilling travel and exploration will help heal! Thank you Sorelle! ❤
@boshenaw.9293 күн бұрын
Wow. That takes a lot of guts to change things so radically after so much "success". Respect.
@gypsysee32832 күн бұрын
Great chat
@mikesullivan14614 күн бұрын
Love you girl! It’s not easy to discuss one’s mental state, and it’s not always roses. Thank you for sharing :)
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
It’s all a work in progress! ❤️
@LETMECHOOSEANAME14 күн бұрын
You have a habit of uploading the right video when I need to hear it the most. I feel like the life I'm currently living isn't what I'm supposed to be doing and its effects are showing, I feel like that fire under my soul just doesn't burn as hot as it used to and I'll be honest, it's my fault for allowing myself to get comfortable in an industry thats too easy for the money it pays. Being in a job like this also surrounds me with people that judge others for going outside the norm which makes me feel like a black sheep in the place, not being truly understood for who I am. Lately I've being having an internal war with myself about what I should do and I have ideas but there is always that internal voice making me second guess why bother, but when you mentioned about the resistance you've been facing about letting go of your old life and embracing your new one it hit me really hard and made me think of a quote from the book The War of Art by Steven Pressfield that when you're on the verge of a breakthrough that's when resistance fights its hardest to trap you in. I think that's where I'm stuck right now.
@cemsahinx4 күн бұрын
Lately, it feels like I'm just existing, not really living...
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
It’s ok!!! I’ve been there!!! For years!!! It feels like it won’t ever go away, you feel like a shell. I still have days like this. So many days!!! But I can see it slowly shifting. Small changes where you know you need to even though it’s exhausting work (I presume) and over years, it will shift. I totally understand how you feel!
@lilithstorm7026Күн бұрын
Remember what used to bring you joy and try to do those things, even small things 🌈
@hellojello8376Күн бұрын
I think that’s most of us. I try to find Joy little things. Getting out in nature as much as possible. Finding a craft that brings me joy.
@RealRabbit1124Күн бұрын
Me too buddy, for 3 years now. Went through some serious trauma, and lost my favorite person out of my life. It’s been a nonstop struggle.
@annmorgana2848Күн бұрын
ive been travelling/renovating myself/relocating/reassociating for 4 years. it has ups and downs. i am in an existential tough spell right now, and its okay! rn i dont like myself quite often, i feel the choices are selfish, that i am letting people down, but this round i am also able to see how awesome i am at the same time, which is progress. when two opposite forces come together it is the hard part when the growth happens. to know thyself fully is a lifelong journey that keeps upping the paradoxical nature of insight and the time is so darn short, gratitude and compassion.
@SorelleAmoreКүн бұрын
Ohhhhh do I relate! The two opposite viewpoints of self to integrate. It’s such a weird journey. Thank you for sharing!
@heathbiggsu9547Күн бұрын
Just watched some of you’re old videos from 6 years ago and what a transformation. You’re so much more centred. Awesome stuff 🙌🏻
@nathandebritt1724 күн бұрын
You've brought so much positivity to literally over a million people. Please be kind to yourself. And thank you for bringing more positivity.
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
Appreciate you!
@theicangram4 күн бұрын
I have been following you for a while and am loving watching your journey. I will be 60 years old next month and I feel like what I am learning right now is it is more important to be as present as possible in the present while we are moving through life. An example of what I mean is, I work to save to go on adventures and I am making choices about when I retire but just this morning I found myself paying too much attention on how the coming holiday would go instead of enjoying all the excitement that comes the days before as we prepare. Yes the holiday will be lovely but so it getting to that holiday and we truly never know what lies around the corner so find things that matter and are special now, in the present.
@9catlover4 күн бұрын
the crystal blue sea was so gorgeous. so jealous
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
It’s breathtaking! It’s whitehaven, called Australia’s most beautiful beach :) (I would agree!)
@sarahdavidwp4 күн бұрын
Beautiful Sorelle! Been following you for so long and I feel like watching this video I can really hear you, the real you. your voice has become so clear while you were saying these things that are true to you. Thanks for sharing, always. Something I wish to do more myself as well.
@todd18904 күн бұрын
Know what Amore? At first I thought you were a little crazy 😅, but good. Now I just think you're really good. Thanks
@todd18904 күн бұрын
What I mean is... Thanks for sharing yourself. You really are. 😉
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
hahahah. I am a little crazy, so you were right there too!
@wherestheparty_3 күн бұрын
I appreciate you doing that reality check, I think it`s important for people to hear that this exciting and adventurous life isn`t all rainbows and unicorns. I used to travel to escape and guess what all the demons eventually caught up with me...
@nilouferyalmehКүн бұрын
So happy you’re enjoying your journey 🥰 love seeing Australia through your lens 🫶🏽
@SorelleAmoreКүн бұрын
Thanks so much 😊🥹🥹
@jerwalpole4 күн бұрын
Amazing scenery. Thanks for sharing this adventure with us.
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
Glad you're enjoying the journey! 😎
@christinekoschakjohnson27514 күн бұрын
I'm watching your vids for some time now, and I noticed that you have become a much more mature, ccompassionate and likable person since your old life broke down. Congrats on this and on your great content, Sorelle. ❤
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
That's so kind of you to say, thank you 😊
@wildcatoutdoors3 күн бұрын
Good for you! It only gets harder when you have children and a significant other that has their own views, wants, needs makes it almost impossible to shed the skin of a life you arent happy with, but you are reaponsible to give them as good of a life as you can. I hear you on thinking the universe itself is against you. I heard a quote the other day about most men live lives of quiet desperation and i feel right in the middle of that. But is what it is i suppose. Good luck on your adventures!
@__jake.mКүн бұрын
Oh dear Sorelle, I'm so happy you had the courage to let go. I wish I had the courage to do so, but I am still currently working on it. All the love!
@SorelleAmoreКүн бұрын
You can do it!🥳🥳🥳🥳
@batmaynКүн бұрын
great camera work in this one, what great landscapes! great message too :)
@SorelleAmoreКүн бұрын
Yeah, I really love to capture the beauty of nature! ✨ so glad you enjoyed it!
@nathanryu4 сағат бұрын
Nice! Awesome to hear you’ve found yourself living in alignment, surrendered to the universe and allowing life to flow through you! Great video, hey thanks for sharing. Wish you the best for what is to come.
@GabBy19961Күн бұрын
Just wanted to express how much I appreciate the reality check. It’s too easy to compare yourself to people on the internet, the idealised version, and to feel like you should have it all figured out because they do. So a big thank you for opening up ❤
@SorelleAmoreКүн бұрын
Pleasure. No need to ever compare. Thanks for sharing!!
@savannahprinsloo13 сағат бұрын
So good to know I’m not alone with thoughts of what I “should” be doing. Seeing where you are at and knowing you still have those thoughts really helps me see how much of a fear-based illusion they are and allows me to trust myself❤️ thank you
@messibeaucoup4 күн бұрын
‘Wherever you go there you are’ is one of my favorite quotes by Eckhart Tolle, not because it would be a beautiful one but because it is so damn true. You are at home in your body… Hearing you saying that you struggle to be present makes me assume that you are familiar with Eckhart’s teachings, which is a good thing 😊 Only discovered your channel recently, I think your videos are very well made and a joy to watch, and you are gorgeous ❤ Pleasure to meet you Sorelle
@pamelarw58Күн бұрын
Sorelle you are living the best life travelling around our beautiful & mysterious Island! Whitehaven is such an incredible place & that beach is unbelievably beautiful!! 😍🤩
@SorelleAmoreКүн бұрын
It is unbelievable! 😍🤩 so grateful to have gone there!
@pamelarw58Күн бұрын
@@SorelleAmore😊
@erica21052 сағат бұрын
I'm 40....still picking up waaaaaay too many new hobbies! Just starting theatre improvisation and it's so much fun! Life is a journey...enjoy it Love Sisters (your name literally means "Love Sisters" in Italian :D)
@mihaelasjeverac8420Күн бұрын
Thank you for reminding me of a part of myself that I forgot a little bit. I watched your videos before far much more and I would always told myself I want to live this way. Forgot a little bit about that dream. Thank you for reminding me. ❤
@SorelleAmoreКүн бұрын
Welcome back! 🥹🥹❤️❤️
@Tam-Solo702 күн бұрын
“Your New life is going to cost you your old”…….needed to hear that. You’ve got a beautiful vibe and your presence is refreshing. Nice video. ❤
@robynferris392 күн бұрын
This was really comforting. I’m currently 30 and have my life packed up in my car to head back to my childhood home. My life is not going how I imagined and I have no clue what is next. But I love to see the joy that the unknown bring you 🎉
@josipauzelac9914 күн бұрын
Love you girl, getting goosebumps
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
🥹🥹🥹❤️❤️❤️ that makes me so happy to hear. Sending so much love your way!
@tessheavenКүн бұрын
The message about simplifying your life really resonated with me. Life can feel simpler on the road, but for now I think intentionally simplifying my daily life will put me back in touch with that sense of freedom that I'm craving. Life circumstances are not aligned for me to be travelling right now (too much sh*t to sort out!), but focusing on simplifying is definitely a step in the right direction. Thank you so much for this beautiful video!
@vikamiller1Күн бұрын
You are such an inspiration. I feel free watching you! ❤
@SorelleAmoreКүн бұрын
That’s so awesome to hear! 🔥🔥🔥🔥 thank you!
@johngilliam63234 күн бұрын
Stunning
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
It's been a wild ride! 🤪
@Holly_seems_okay3 күн бұрын
Sorelllie!! I’ve been travelling for four years for all kinds of jobs, got two dream breaks this year and it’s been amazing to see the world. You’re a big role model and we’ve had weirdly synchronistic life moments and once again the universe has given me signs to rest and recoup and restart. It’s been a right ballache hahaha. This video is perfectly timed, your vulnerability is healing girl! 💚
@QT27894 күн бұрын
Live your life, have adventures. I turned 60 a couple months ago, my older son will be 33 in a couple weeks, and his daughter, my granddaughter will be 10 in January. I love my family, but the cultural change in outlook about work and work/life balance, and the wisdom/experience of years, I wish I had more adventures when I was younger. I feel a lot of FOMO for a past I didn't do those things. But I know that I did the best I could with what I knew and the resources I had. I've had some adventures in recent years, but the combination of the expense and my physical ability to do some of those things, means I just made it in time to do some things that would be more challenging now or later. Enjoy your life now. All we have is now. The brain gremlins will lie and tell you nonsense. Tell them to F off and do what you want. You're an adult, and just like all of us, you're just making it up as you go. Your life doesn't have to look like anyone else's. I hope your struggles find resolution and you can move on soon. I've enjoyed what you've shared with us over the years. You have an interesting take on things. Safe travels!
@trimbaker18933 күн бұрын
I am hearing you and realizing that I needed to hear you say this. Thank you.
@carolynsmith-keune66903 күн бұрын
Starting again at 50 - threw in the towel and quit my job as a marine genetics researcher and research lab manager, left a 27 year relationship that no longer served, bought a rural block of land (7.5 acres) in the sth Atherton Tablelands and recovering from cPTSD on the land, my land. So awesome to regenerate myself and my land. Love it!!! Mental wellbeing is everything and three years ago i was in the foetal position on the floor in my office, now I smile and mow, swim in the Millstream or Vine Creek, plant native trees and heal my dissociation too!!!
@SorelleAmore3 күн бұрын
As I was reading this I thought the story sounded familiar! Hi Carolyn! I hope you’re well!! Keep diving as much as you can!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳
@carolynsmith-keune66903 күн бұрын
@ off diving next Monday on Calypso out of Port Douglas - Opal or Agincourt Reef - so beautiful!!! How was your dive course?
@nicoleenelparaiso280117 сағат бұрын
So happy for you! Lovely to see this phase in your life. Truly inspiring❤
@PVOutdoors23 сағат бұрын
Thank you for being you! 🙌
@stevedrane2364Күн бұрын
I was just thinking about you recently wondering where you were with your previous videos . And now I know. . Fantastic to see you living. . “ this is not a dress rehearsal “ Keeping things simple and you are so fortunate to be on a continent where the indigenous people have been living with their environment for 50,000 years. . Enjoy every day . . 👍👍😁😁
@SorelleAmoreКүн бұрын
I’m so grateful to be living on this land. So grateful.
@docshreck44 күн бұрын
I’m glad to see you have figured out you can’t run from your self by all these new adventures. Time to reflect. Try to leave your past in the past. It’s very hard to do, ask me how I know. And remember as you try to heal, you are your hardest skeptic! Good luck.
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
You’re so right! It’s a difficult process but I’m trying.
@docshreck42 күн бұрын
Life ebbs and flows. And I do believe there are negative forces that want to keep one bound to not finding happiness. The power of the mind and a higher power to trust is the answer.
@Estelle0dcma4 күн бұрын
Bonjour from France! I always find your videos so inspiring. Thank you for sharing Sorelle. I'm glad that you are happy with this chater of your life, enjoy!
@verafides94 күн бұрын
It would be a great experience to pick your mind. Your mindset could be an incredible healing tool for women stuck in codependent situations, women who don't know how to be independent or view themselves as autonomous. It's how you think and approach things. And it can be taught. Food for thought...
@lilyliciousss2 күн бұрын
everything is going to be okay
@SorelleAmoreКүн бұрын
🥹🥹🥹❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@kispothajas4 күн бұрын
The title... It hits deep... I still want my old life so badly
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
Sending you so much love!!!
@hello.steve.newcomb3 күн бұрын
I totally resonate with the point about the places that link to stuck-ness, and how being in nature and a fresh place supports the fresh outlook.
@Lion-Heart-66613 сағат бұрын
I am hearing the title. It is really cool watching you uncover and discover--play away, lady.
@yana_urazova3 күн бұрын
Thank you! And the music!
@CMackenzie-e5u4 күн бұрын
Love the wisdom you shared in this video. I could really relate so much. Really love how good the longer hair looks on you, Sorelle. It suits you so much. 🩷
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
Thank you so much!! I love it toooo!
@MrAndronius3 күн бұрын
I was living to work for most of my life and it got to a point where I felt like I was just circling the drain. I had to make some drastic changes so I sold all my life's belongings that in hindsight was a prison that I had created for myself and moved to Australia with just a small suitcase of cloths and began focusing on my health(mental and physical) for the first time. 3 years later I'm in the best shape of my life(lost 40kg) and truly happy for the first time that I can remember. One of the other big changes for me was just asking for help, I got into therapy and had a personal trainer. It wasn't cheap but I felt that investing in myself was more important than going out for dinner or buying alcohol.
@08StellaКүн бұрын
Nothing worked? All we heard is how Sorelle became a millionaire and what a wonderful life she was living, creating all her dreams. Now, it's been "years" she was pushing the "old life" with so much resistance.... How did that happen? That's a giant drop. This is why we can't really believe YT-ers. They drop a bomb on the public once they are ready to tell the TRUTH. i mean, it's great if it worked out eventually but wow.... jaw-dropping to hear it like this... xx..
@lilithstorm7026Күн бұрын
I've been watching your videos for years and they've been a massive inspiration for me. Thank you 😊
@SorelleAmoreКүн бұрын
My heart 🥹🥹❤️❤️ thank you!
@borcsabba2 күн бұрын
As someone living in an (emotionally) abusive marriage to someone with narcissistic AND borderline tendencies... not being able to escape (yet) because we just recently had a child together... I really, REALLY needed to watch this video. Although I'm still not able to escape (yet), your honest thoughts definitely moved me closer in the right direction! Thank you, @sorelle!!!
@SorelleAmoreКүн бұрын
Ufffff, that’s a really, really tough situation and it hits close to home!! Sending you all the good vibes for the long road ahead. Baby steps. Good luck.
@borcsabbaКүн бұрын
@@SorelleAmore Thank you so much - really appreciate it!
@fruitytarian5 сағат бұрын
I was just thinking about you last week, but I forgot your name so couldn't find your channel again..and now I see this video in my recommendations 😊
@amy56974 күн бұрын
I’m experiencing my first heartbreak after 3 years with my partner. I just finished uni and we were on track to live together, until I found out he had downloaded dating apps throughout the relationship “just to look”. It was my first relationship, and a serious one, but he was my best friend. I’m struggling to picture my life without him in it but I know I deserve better. I know I’ll get through this but it’s so tough. After the breakup, I got offered a job I was previously not picked for. In a closer location. I can’t help but feel like this whole thing has taught me I need to focus on my life and potential. Experience things and live while I can; im so young and just finished uni. But that means letting go. Thank you for your video
@jessicasnyder200718 сағат бұрын
I , too am in porgress. Let go of looking for validation from others. Not long ago, I was watching a KZbinr on this subject, and what he said made sense to me. He said, "If you do not acknowledge yourself, you will look for validation from others."
@ThisOldMan-ya4722 күн бұрын
Much fear comes from within, because we are too afraid to let go of the things we believe we want, and instead we should be concentrating on WHAT WE NEED.
@SorelleAmore2 күн бұрын
Love that
@Twintuitive7174 күн бұрын
Love love love you 🥰 keep inspiring ❤
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
That means so much! Thanks for watching 😊
@Bunnybones874 күн бұрын
If life is like anything in my opinion, it’s like a painting, perhaps you can see it in your mind as it is but when it comes to creating it in reality it’s not a perfect science of shapes but more like rough scketching followed by broad brush strokes and you begin in the background and move forward, then you gain momentum and see your own potential in your creation and become more confident and decide to add the details you wish and as any artist will tell you, like a life, you’re never really done.
@snakeB84 күн бұрын
Thank you for sharing the tough bits which can be uncomfortable. This makes it so much more real and people resonate deeply rather then the hype of dopamine scenes we get to see on the tube. Of course you need to maintain balance to get $ from the tube.
@kelRGo3 күн бұрын
I’m scared to let go because I care, and I’m comfortable 😅😅 but what you’re saying is so true 👍👍
@Michael-mg7teКүн бұрын
Out in nature is the best ! And life is what you make it.
@SorelleAmoreКүн бұрын
🥹🥹❤️❤️ amen!
@KevDook3 күн бұрын
We appreciate your honesty and vulnerability .... sending love
@aleksandar.calcina3 күн бұрын
I love how much you have grown.
@mkuc695114 сағат бұрын
NICE TROOPY! good to see ya again.
@growthmindset65494 күн бұрын
Sorelle, even though I've yet to meet you and only have seen your videos on this platform the empath in me could sense the unspoken words of the imaginable challenges that you've must have experienced and the courage it's taken to get to where you are today in being able to share your story and what you've been through. If it's okay to give my unsolicited advice, I'd say to continue to give yourself more credit to the fact that your actions of creating, posting, sharing, spreading your knowledge and experiences have indeed made an impact to numerous individuals that thanks to YOU have been able to see the light to what perhaps was a dark and scary place. Remember your strength and remember your vulnerability, for they are the ying and yang of what makes you be YOU!!! PLEASE consider watching or re-watching the movie Rent and if possible looking up the story of the playwright of Rent AFTER watching it as it may help in further understanding what life is all about. Sorry for the tdlr version of me simply saying thank you for existing and expressing. I am still in the hopes of creating a KZbin channel and have yet to make it happen. Stay bless and many blessing your way- Andres
@KemalKaratatar4 күн бұрын
sheer reborn a legend of sorelle 😎☝
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
It’s me!!! (Ps thanks for seeing me that way 🥹🥹🥹)
@uglyluxe521011 сағат бұрын
Something I heard Jim Carrey say that I repeat to myself to break out of the external validation trap; I have enough, I've done enough, I am enough. I've clocked the game, and everything after this is the bonus round.
@renatanowak29873 күн бұрын
Wow this place is absolutely magical I wouldn’t want to leave it too😍
@SorelleAmore3 күн бұрын
Right?!
@fireflyforest75842 күн бұрын
I'm an American living in a Nordic country for about 10 years... but for some reason I've felt a pull to leave for so long now, despite all the pros of living here. I'm feeling called to go back home and build a house in the forest in the state where I grew up (my younger self would be shocked to hear that). A lot in my life has felt totally out of balance, personal issues re-surfacing and increasing in intensity, like I'm getting "sick" by staying in a place I shouldn't be anymore. I met my fiance here, and he's into the idea of moving to my home state too. His job has the flexbility. My job does not, and it pays well but the job itself sucks and doesn't resonate with me anymore.. scary how I've gotten comfortable with feeling uncomfortable. I moved in the first place for the adventure.. I've always felt called to leave home and do something interesting with my life, that not a lot of people tend to do. Maybe I felt I had something to prove. But I'm now realising that you can still have an adventurous, fulfilling life without having to move halfway across the world. Idk, just know I'm resonating with a lot of what you're saying in this video
@K.A.R.Y.O.N4 күн бұрын
Hi sorelle this is a fab video …Thankyou for reminding me of my own fire burning inside to make a much needed change in life, and to back myself and my intuition. I’m a solo girl in Sydney…my dream is to troopy Australia too…I really resonate with your need to align, to focus on mental health, physical health, start feeling the opposite of disassociation….what is that even? Association? Connection? Connection to self? And the dream to build a strong little family unit….what a joy, a gift, an honour to have that. I envy those people who have it. I sometimes feel like I have to fix myself before I can have the gift of that. Maybe that’s misguided. You deserve healthy love in all its forms sorelle, in a romantic partner and friendships, and I wish that for you, like I wish it for myself too. Let it find you with no conditions.
@chrisdoe8632Күн бұрын
Hey mate, you will figure it out as you go. There are no wrong decisions just different ones. No second guessing but change of mind is the norm, the journey is your own lived from the eternal now. You are your God, your own universe. You inspire whilst you inspire and you evolve as you travel your path. Regrets? ...there will be plenty, suck it up, no more than a glance in the rear view mirror in case you miss what is in front of you and become more conscious of where you want to be. The destination is you. All the best and keep doing you.
@user-hn1vk5bn7n4 күн бұрын
Road tripping Australia is the dream 🥰
@rmartin27632 күн бұрын
Congratulations on your minimalist travel lifestyle, looks like you are enjoying your travels and adventures down under. This video reminded me of one you did a couple of years back - it was on how to live a minimalist life. This video was shot in your new large gorgeous Icelandic home that you had just purchased, which had a bit of irony. Your perspective on minimalist living has sense change drastically from that large empty house to a really nice, well thought out and designed Toyota. I enjoy your videos and perspective on life and its challenges, safe travels.
@MrAgmooreКүн бұрын
It's nice to see that you are happy.
@gd22324 күн бұрын
You’ve got grit girl and that’s a compliment. Love watching your videos. Keep them coming. 👍
@chaswarren72394 күн бұрын
You make beautiful videos, you look amazing, often you say great things, but the look in your eyes does not always match the words. Take care, there is obviously lots of stuff going on inside which you choose (very understandably) not to share. Take care of yourself & be happy Sorelle.
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
Oh thank you!
@annalydiatrost2 күн бұрын
you impacted me just now ❤
@SorelleAmoreКүн бұрын
🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹❤️❤️❤️❤️ my heart
@jasonbarndon912820 сағат бұрын
Good on you. Life is for growing and living. Let go of anything that haunts you. Nobody cares anyway, and when you're dead, people will forget you sooner than you think. Live life like you are doing. You are an inspiration. ❤
@joshuadelisle4 күн бұрын
Whilst watching starmer sell our UK assets to BlackRock a short time ago and I thought of you. Now you're back. 👍 Cheers J
@JessBlanche3 күн бұрын
Love these types of videos, thank you for sharing yourself! And for the record, you have a huge positive impact 🙂
@ceejay19374 күн бұрын
thank you, i needed you sooo much, especially today. whish i could run away right now like (or with) you. never met someone who would understand me even close like you would (about life, freedom, food, car, slackline.. everything). stay crazy, i bet you saved a lot of lives ♥️👽
@LillyMayr3 күн бұрын
You look so much more relaxed✨
@johnmcnulty11294 күн бұрын
There you are Sorelle. Thought you'd been held captive by koalas ! Have a awesome day ☀️ 🇦🇺 🦘 🐨🐨
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
Hahahahhahahahaha. Would want that 🐨 I’m all good! Just processing and living :)
@johnmcnulty11294 күн бұрын
😁 Downside, you might develop a craving for eucalyptus leaves ! :) Enjoy the experiences Sorelle Precious memories ☀️ 🇦🇺 🌿🐨🐨🌱
@pile3334 күн бұрын
So much Amore!
@SorelleAmore4 күн бұрын
🥹🥹🥹❤️❤️❤️
@kcidsirhc11694 күн бұрын
Don't look back. Only look forward. Life starts right now and we never know how much time we have left. Life is short. What is your passion? Why are you not pursuing your passion? That's the question.
@martastaruch795211 сағат бұрын
So glad that you’re happy with your decision! I’m gonna go travel Australia next year and loved the beach campsite with the crocodile/shark 😄 would you mind sharing where that is?
@DoubleTheDom4 күн бұрын
Always looking forward to watching your videos! Wisdom and love. Warm hugs
@stuartjamesgemmell4 күн бұрын
Sorelle I could listen to you talk for hours 😂👍
@zingara7613 сағат бұрын
Several years ago I left my corporate job, pack my car and move out of the big city to live in the middle of nowhere near the forest. Now I’m a mom and all my time goes to my baby. I honestly love my new life, even though is quiet. I did enjoy my old life, but that’s out of my system. Totally embarrassing my new me. 💗
@zenmachine503 күн бұрын
I wish I could believe this woman is together but something about her need to convince others that she is makes me think otherwise.
@krissywilhelmsen43593 күн бұрын
I hope we’re never too old to pick up new hobbies … I’m the same age as you and I am always thinking of new hobbies I want to learn or get more into… i just want to experience them haha
@rbphilip4 күн бұрын
Great video. I remember thinking through years of you Iceland videos that they were interesting but not for me. Apparently not you either! Good luck with the now and future!
@andrewmacomber16382 күн бұрын
All’s any of us humans can do is fake it ‘till we make it! Peace and blessings be yours✌🏻❤️
@MaxamArchitecture3 күн бұрын
Eckhart Tolle, Rupert Spira, Jed Mckenna on repeat, as you drive, as you walk, as you fall asleep.
@peterfritzphoto4 күн бұрын
Love your videos, Sorelle. Now clean that spot on your drone camera (lower-left). 👍