Answering YOUR Frugal Questions | college, investing, healthy meals

[@MindyourMatters]

“My identity is in Christ, and who he created me to be”-Hillary yes! (What a blessing)

[@evelyndaisy9722]

Yess. Amen

[@deezahm9143]

What a wonderful perspective, thank you so much, Hilary. I pray that your advice helps married couples out there identify with what is a truly vital part of a ‘partnership’. I suffered a horrible divorce (married 29 yrs) in recent years because he identified himself with a ‘corporation’ rather than a human being. When he no longer had that ‘corporate’ identity, I was the one who perished. It takes two to support and enjoy a life of what’s truly important in a partnership - you are truly blessed! Thank you!! 💕🌼🌸💐

[@MindyourMatters]

@@alienworlds3347 ❤️

[@pisicacutecat4869]

Amen

[@pennynorth955]

That’s why I follow her 🤗

[@pjl2963]

Your strong Christian testimony is so refreshing, dear one! It's clear to see that the LORD has blessed you with wisdom beyond your years...and now you are blessing others! Thank you for all you do, Hilary! And that top you were wearing is absolute perfection on your skin tone and eyes!

[@maryohare4141]

Please know that you are very much contributing to the "true wealth" of your family in VERY significant ways. I watched my mother taking care of us five children and saw how much it meant to have homemade meals, a well cared for home, mounds of laundry always cleaned, pressed, folded, her volunteering to interact in school projects, bake or donate time, her teaching us basic Christian values and shaping our personal code of ethics, her showing by example...how to love her children, teach them morals, lessons of having a loving, caring heart...the security of knowing Mom would be standing there, waiting, always ready to listen, nuture and help us walk thru the trials, challenges and celebrations within our childhood. There would never have been enough money to pay for, or true commitment from... babysitters, housekeepers, teachers, etc. ...Mom was the only person who could do that for her babies.

[@PupsandDucks1]

I learned my lesson about keeping up with the Joneses in my 30s. I am 50 this year and it is really nice to know that life is not about the things we buy.

[@yvonnebrown1585]

I so enjoy listening to you. What a wise young woman you are. Bless you and your family🙏🏻🤗

[@pamg.7742]

when you talk about spending your time with positive influences and positive people, I would say that you and your husband are all that yourselves. Thanks for your channel.

[@janetallen4013]

I love this, things are temporary and bring temporary feelings!!!!!! Family is everything! It seems the closer I get to God the more fulfilled my life is there are always ups and downs but leaning on God make them all much better!

[@MindyourMatters]

Yes 💯 percent agree!!!

[@calledandkept536]

Priorities: #1 God #2 family #3 everyone else I have found reading scripture daily is life changing.🙏

[@Liz-lw6ht]

Loving Frugal February!! Thank you for the wonderful ideas and for speaking truth. Gave up Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Freedom!! Hardest thing but so worth it. Realized I just love KZbin and subscribe to just a few channels now. You are my favorite but I also love Minimal Mom and She Holds Dearly. That is it. Shocking!!

[@wendyhummel9600]

Love your testimony! What a great platform to share your relationship with Christ!

[@athomeimmum2247]

I love how some of these more recent videos are bringing together ladies from around the world who are like minded and can see universal ways to support their faith, family and frugality. Thank you Hilary!

[@MindyourMatters]

Yay! Monday with HILLARY!♥️😊 thank you for doing this Frugal February theme. It’s been an encouragement and a blessing.

[@lauraparson2168]

Hilary, this was fabulous❤ For such a young person, you are wise beyond your years❤ I love all of your content❤

[@karendemita913]

My thoughts exactly.

[@Joybug_51]

What an inspiration you are to young families! My husband and I always focused on living below our means (which meant scripting for many years) in order to prepare for kids, schooling, activities, and a comfortable home. After 48 years of arriage, we have been enjoying a retirement with no debts, no mortgages, and savings sufficient to travel and enjoy spoiling our grandsons. We were able to provide for both of our daughter to daughters finish college and post graduate degrees without debt and they are now able to support themselves and their families. I have never regretted our decisions and am proud that our girls practice some of the same financial strategies. Your current series on living a frugal lifestyle is providing such good advice for your peers who can see what a lovely life you lead at your age as opposed to being jealous of what others have or are able to do. The old adage "Never judge a book by it's cover" is a good reminder that others may appear to be doing well, but actually have unreasonable debt.

[@kaylaf1205]

I had already quit Twitter and FB and stopped going on Instagram regularly last summer and it has helped me so much. I do miss some aspects of it but the positives far outweigh the negatives. I truly do feel so much more contentment these days!

[@cindyb8775]

Same here, there are days I miss it. But, overall, it is detrimental for the majority

[@hillcountrycottage]

Thank you so much Hillary....and to add to so many comments that have said this already...you are so wise beyond your years. I’m always impressed and inspired by your poise, discernment, self-containment and peace. Not to mention......your beautifully decorated home and classic taste!!!!! Thank you again for this series!!! 👍💕🏡

[@evelyndaisy9722]

The answer to question 1, was everything. I just read a quote that said the joneses are broke and in debt . Lol I loved this ❤️

[@leonorperez5439]

Hello Hillary 🙋‍♀️awesome tips! Especially the one about "things" it's so true if you are not happy within you will never be happy/content.🙏

[@shubhadasamant]

You are really living a balanced life.May you and your family always continue to be blessed.I live miles and miles away(India )..yet could relate to every idea.Thank you🌹

[@te4545]

Thank you for doing this Q&A and for answering my question about mindsets. You gave us a lot of wonderful practical tips but I think the most valuable one, the one that speaks to the core of the issue, is around having contentment in your heart and that there is no possession that will give us that. I think realizing this and trying to cultivate that contentment from within is the key to so many of the issues in the world, not just the financial ones. Thank you for reminding us of that. Have a lovely day. 😊

[@caitlinbures4802]

I’m not on any social media, Not even Facebook and I never have been (I’m 37) I do have a few people I follow on KZbin...like you! But even that I sometime have to do a metal check on how much time I spend. I set goals like if I get all my daily chores down I get 1 video. Or I can only watch if I’m doing dishes. 😁

[@mviera70]

Wish we were neighbors. Lol. You’re wise and smart about your contentment and so head strong on what you do. Putting God first always help. I did stop looking at instagram and stopped watching certain videos because it triggered me to want things I don’t need. I am pretty content with everything. I spend more time now on bible study and watching Bible focused inspirational videos and it helps to be thinking eternal rather than earthly things as you also mentioned. Thanks for your all you do! 🥰

[@kellyssimplesouthernlife2174]

This was SUCH a good point on contentment! If you are not presently content with your life, chances are , you are not going to be content with your new purchase. If you are , it will be only for a fleeting moment. In my younger years I was the worst. I would think If I could JUST get that pool, If I could JUST get my covered porch or If I could JUST get granite countertops. When the time came that I got these things the newness would wear off very quickly and Id move directly to the next big thing on my list. Now I appreciate the beauty of just having things clean and tidy and it gives me such satisfaction when I can see my money accumulating in savings.

[@andree824]

You are a woman after my own heart, in so many ways. Thank you for all that you do, and all that you are : )

[@gailann7813]

I have gotten to where you used to be with style in your home. You helped me to see this when you and Dan were doing so many project after the purchase of your current home. I was so blown away by what you two created. I can honestly say that your home is a pinterest home. Not the newest cookie cutter home but a classical pinterest home. Love your channel.

[@AWanderingEye]

Thanks for doing this q&a and the whole February series, very good helpful advice here.

[@yolynavarro6823]

Thank you for doing Frugal February. If you don't have a theme for March, how about Menu March?

[@DaveeKilian]

The answer to your first question is so true! Eternal view and having hope in Christ is what truly helps me have a contentment in this life. Such great tips. I feel like our frugal living mindset is so similar.

[@reniehandler2595]

We have a fund for our children's futures too. Not necessarily college, but whatever future education or trade they want! Such excellent advice, Hillary!! Thank you for all your wisdom!!! ❤️❤️

[@maryannchandonnait8094]

Hilary you are wise beyond your years! My family and I have lived a very frugal life without ever having to lose sleep worrying about bills. Thank you for your great advice . As Frank Lloyd Wright said "less is more unless more is really, really good".

[@OldWorldHome]

I love that! ❤️

[@jackiebest5613]

I’ve said this before Hilary that you are wise beyond your years! Thank you.

[@janessatravis9526]

I love that you touch upon gratitude as being a major part of being frugal. Being grateful leads to joy and contentment and quiets that need to be more through owning things. I think it can be so easy as a frugal person to be unaware that we can have the very same heart issues when it comes to consuming as someone in debt. Secondhand shopping is wonderful for the environment and wallet, but it can be every bit as addictive (maybe more so) as conventional shopping. Being constantly on the prowl for yard sales and deals won't bankrupt you, but it can leave you feeling empty and craving that next good deal hit. I do love ThredUp and Poshmark for simplifying the secondhand process, but in the end, even ThredUp is a business and can lure you. You can waste as much time scrolling as you would yardsaling. Even if you love yardsaling, it can lead to clutter and a revolving door of items in and out of your home. It's much harder to get things out of a home than bring things in for many people.

[@OldWorldHome]

Couldn’t agree more ❤️

[@jacque2317]

I agree. I realized early this year that I coped with the pandemic by scouting yard sales, free items that were available for curbside or porch pick up on, or going into thrift stores. I tried to declutter items as much as I brought in but definitely became addictive as I justified not spending a lot. But I was still spending. I'm definitely trying to be more mindful of my spending this year and giving myself permission to go and browse and yard sales or thrift stores but making it clear to myself I don't have to buy anything I can just enjoy looking. I realize it's best to not even tempt myself and practice being contempt with what we own.

[@Arl79]

Hilary you were one of the first that I subscribed to when I got into KZbin so you actually set the tone who I subscribed to. I learned how to be frugal, be a better SAHM to my kids. Your channel has always been a blessing to me and my family. I get to cook for them some recipes you show us🥰

[@susanhorn3910]

Please congratulate your parents for raising such a wise young woman. I wish I would have known a lot of this, when I was younger. 🤗

[@barbarafrancis8870]

This was very helpful. Thank you Hillary!

[@theboglecottage6373]

You are so much more inspiring than accounts who have these massive homes! I feel it’s such wasted money I mean really who needs these huge homes to clean... in my opinion it’s all for show! I think our minds think alike ☺️

[@jacque2317]

I agree Hilary inspires me to be content with what I have and to put a little TLC on what can use it.

[@laurashoemaker8786]

Yes! Our identity is in Jesus Christ our Lord! Amen! ❤️ So many words of wisdom in this video. Thank you, Hilary.

[@jennyd23231]

My husband is the same with tools. Always tries to save and get a quality item because he knows it’ll save in the long run

[@annw1395]

What an excellent video! Yes, our identities should not be found in things; we need an eternal perspective. Your home and clothes are just beautiful! Perfect. You have nothing to feel inferior about there, if you were to compare yourself to others..

[@cyyoungable]

Loved these ideas and we’ve definitely followed most of these. A few tips we have done with kids activities, our kids range from 22-2 years so we have a few years of experience. Look for sports/programs through your local church, YMCA and local colleges. Our kids have done swim team, automotive camps, gymnastics, karate, soccer, baseball and lots of other things. All of the programs have been very affordable. We also traded equipment with other parents to keep sports equipment cost at a minimum

[@lauriehester4682]

So GOOD! Appreciate your perspective!!!!! :) :)

[@cherylweeden5106]

Thanks for sharing all of the good information and reminding us all of what is really important in life Hillary you are wise beyond your years🤗🙏🏻🌸

[@clairetitus6904]

Thanks for sharing your well grounded thoughts. Love your simple living and beautiful classic decor.

[@loispoe4849]

Beautiful video Hillary. Your a very wise young woman.

[@heartofchocolate9433]

Hillary your awesome! Your life lives out a Christ filled life. Your example of contentment, appreciation of blessings & being a good steward of your money all falls into place. Above all your knowledge & faith in Him. The joy in the Lord is our strength!! Your a Godly wife & Mother. Something unfortunately the world wants to tear down. Stay strong. Stay rooted and on solid ground! God Bless You & Your family!!😊

[@deniseconaway701]

Deffinatly lots to think about, i think especially you tube, certain you tubers who are so over the top with spending and their houses are outrageous, I’m done with them, it just left me feeling i need to buy more or have more, and I’m all the better for staying away from those channels, thankyou Hilary x

[@barbaramathis5844]

You're so right, I had to do the same, so wasting. They have so many clothes, and always changing out furniture.

[@deniseconaway701]

@@barbaramathis5844 honestly Barbara, i sit sometimes or rather did, in disbelief at the money being thrown away just shocking, but at least with Hilary’s channel i feel good when I’ve watched her vlogs and feel inspired to do better in a good way x

[@peggiescraftcafe7117]

Yes to a part two! Thank you.

[@debraspringers2098]

Love listening to you. A very wise young lady. I love your furniture style! God bless you and your family!

[@nicolel6442]

I LOVE that you point every one to Jesus.♡

[@maryohare4141]

My husband and I saved our coin change and put it in jars each night. At end of month, it was deposited in bank. It just became a habit and also helped us not to just blow the change on little, wasteful purchases. It was always a nice surprise to see how much that "small change" had added to our savings at end of year. We also put a certain amount in a vacation fund at bank, so that when we did go on a vacation away from local area, we had all the expenses paid for from our vacation fund.

[@AWanderingEye]

Re: kids activities, if you have a budding soccer player, ballerina, football player, skater, gymnist, concert pianist, skier, etc., engage relatives to put some amount towards offsetting that cost (which adds up over the years) in lieu of a more expensive birthday/Christmas present. I am talking about kiddos who are aiming for the Olympics level of skill and are capable of the daily commitment. This is very expensive over time but so fulfilling to see what these kiddos can achieve. Not something that all families will face but thought I'd mention something that's worked for folks I know whose kiddo has done this.

[@dianaragub-schwartz4416]

agreed. I don't have kids myself but I have nieces and nephews. Instead of bday gifts, I'm the one pushing them to do activities. I'm that aunt who gets excited to gift horseback riding lessons, etc. I do enlist friends to help. I have a friend who teaches violin so I asked him if he could teach one of my nieces how to play.

[@AWanderingEye]

@@dianaragub-schwartz4416 it is amazing how with some encouragement and of course personal desire children can really go far. Too bad it costs quite a bit (and the time commitment alone can be the major challenge for some families). My friend's daughter has ADHD and gymnastics/cheer have kept her together. She's fearless (the little girl who gets thrown to top of the pyramid) talented and dedicated. Happy to hear other adults recognize the support needed and actually step up. You never know how your actions can help build a young person's life.

[@dianaragub-schwartz4416]

@@AWanderingEye I never had supportive relatives growing up because everyone was struggling. This is how I want to give value to our family. plus i think its drawing me closer to them and my siblings. They always call me to give me updates on how they are progressing, etc. It gives me joy knowing im not an absentee aunt.

[@heathercreates8406]

I'm a total thrift store lady!! Gifts, toys, clothes, decor, kitchen gadgets! We also are borrowers! If we have it we share and other share w/ us!

[@christinereininger8747]

Hello Hilary 🌸 Just seeing a post of your videos is a calming presence 💗 Thank you for the tips. My shopping trips are much different now since your frugal Feb series 💃

[@suzannebartholomew547]

Thanks for sharing your personal frugal habits. You're helping so many people.

[@ncl-ibelieve8421]

Thank you Hillary for being so transparent. Thank you for sharing your faith. I personally feel that my identity is not found in my possessions but in my Savior. I am blessed with what I have, and I don't need to be like everyone else. May God continue to bless you and your family.

[@klat285]

All of this 🙌🏾 Especially contentment not meaning complacency.

[@Arl79]

It feels good to watch you this morning with a nice warm home and cup of coffee ☕️🥰We never get weather here in Arlington Texas and Texas for that matter like we did this past week. Im so happy to be back in our routine with school to resume Wednesday. I think we will enjoy some free entertainment and go walk the trail and enjoy the beautiful day.

[@eileenalholinna5310]

I just discovered you and your sweet family! You are adorable and I love that you are a contented mother and wife.

[@andreasupermommy]

Wonderful wisdom and tips! Thank you, Hillary!

[@jannier9766]

You are very wise. I only watch three You Tubers (aside from exercise channels) about homemaking. There are some I watched briefly, but they were kind of perpetual thrifting and decluttering. I find the three balanced channels bring me joy. Inspiration in a healthy way, healthy time-wise, and like visiting with a friend.

[@malkatie7]

I 100% agree about being off of Instagram/social media... I've been doing that too. It has reduced my anxiousness so much. So so good.

[@elycevwestby1521]

I cry when I hear Dave Ramsey's debt free screams, lol! Love them!

[@megroux]

We have older kids who are very into their extracurricular activities. We have them “help” pay for them. They can cut grass, baby sit, or even work with the company that provides the activity. My daughter works as a helper with younger classes to help cut the cost of her own classes.

[@calledandkept536]

Great parenting idea, love it!

[@OldWorldHome]

That’s fantastic 👌🏼

[@megroux]

You can also “gift” dance or art classes, sports equipment etc for birthdays and holidays instead of toys etc.

[@annacooremans485]

You're both very wise for being young! I do enjoy your q and a's! Blessings to you and your family always ❣

[@amandamagee6345]

Hillary, you and Dawn from The Minimal Mom are my favorite KZbinrs! I tune in because we are very similar, thank you for inspiring me to continue on my frugal journey and to not covet the things I see others have!! And to attach myself to the kingdom of God instead of to our worldly kingdom! You are a blessing to me. ❤️

[@calledandkept536]

They are my favorite too!😄 I totally agree with what you said.

[@christined2495]

My favorite too ❤️

[@davidandamandaboots]

Mine too!🙋‍♀️

[@DH-qz2so]

Yes! Also, another suggestion for KZbin watching is :Garden Answer:...even if you are not an 'avid' gardener like myself,.... it is so enjoyable to watch as there are other fun bits in there, following along in their life's journey, and are a wonderful Christian young couple...and how they are re doing their landscape/property... it is really one of the best channels out there as well....

[@kimberlyeakin761]

They are my “go to” KZbin channels, too!

[@gopugmama4408]

Absolutely, our identity is in Christ and He is the one who governs our hearts! The one thing I wanted to mention about saving money is it has to become a "habit." When our boys were toddlers, we lived solely on my husband's income. It seemed like we were so poor all the time. But, we gave to the Lord and I always tried to save even if it was only $5.00 a month. Most people would think $5.00 wasn't worth saving, but it adds up over time. Over the years that amount has increased significantly. We even managed to help put our boys through college. Now, we are headed into retirement with no debt and a small mortgage. I can't say enough about making savings a HABIT. You won't be sorry you did. Blessings, Hilary!

[@stephaniecripe7339]

Wonderful Hilary! You are a breath of fresh air and a blessing to many! I so much enjoy your channel.

[@terrilynn8770]

Wonderful advice...please do a part 2.

[@LivinganOrganisedLife]

Wonderful thought provoking video Hillary. You’re such an inspiration to me. Sending lots of love from the UK xx

[@JulesfromNorthfield]

I am so glad you did this video. It has so much to do with contentment. You are an example of loving the simple things!

[@dianaragub-schwartz4416]

Watching you while drinking my latte from my secondhand espresso maker. I remember watching your other video about finding FB MP stuff. I found my never used and still in the box espresso machine from fb. Its only $80 whereas is about $150-200 in amazon and target.

[@amandadavis5658]

You have so much insight! Such a good perspective, to remember our identity is in Christ! Thanks for a good video!

[@marinazdravkovic8916]

Thank you for this...you have no idea how much you helped me to feel better and try to change my focus on positive.. and you made so manny good points in this video...God bless you❤❤

[@OldWorldHome]

God bless YOU 🧡

[@jacque2317]

This was a real treat to listen to so thank you! I unfortunately don't see anything in your community tab and wish I could to have asked some things.

[@sheilab1772]

Such a great video with some really amazing advice and suggestions! Stop the impulse buying for sure ! Thanks Hillary!

[@larag1764]

Great questions and v thoughtful answers. I left home 30 years ago but love learning more frugal tips. Stay safe and best wishes from Australia 🤗

[@AWanderingEye]

Re: cost savings, whenever you think you're getting a cost savings, put that amount in an account, jar, etc. Example, I mow my lawn each week. I could pay someone $20/week. Since I mow, I am "saving" that $20. So put that in that account. I went to store and bought item 'X' for 15% off. Now take that amount from your wallet (usually spelled out on receipt) and put that in your account/jar. This will make you reconsider your purchases even when the store gives you a perception of 'saving' while you are spending. Also a starting point for saving if this is alien concept. If you do a large number of financial transactions per month and are always hunting for deals this will either reduce those (thereby getting you to buying exactly the necessities) or it will get you saving. Esp. eye opening when you might be thinking "I can't save".

[@julienegley7064]

Our electric company sent us a nest thermostat for shipping cost and it has really made a difference. It auto adjusts to your schedule and really makes a difference.

[@OldWorldHome]

That’s awesome!

[@angelachavez3526]

Thank you for this wonderful series! I appreciate that your content has always been practical and genuine. I personally am finding it very hard to stick with most youtubers content. So much of it is new target or walmart hauls or redecorate with me videos. Its too too much. The same people are putting up and taking down decorations and home decor every week!

[@DH-qz2so]

aaaggh! I totally agree....and the Dollar store diy's... ooph! and all these hauls and spend spend spend... and all so very cheap and plastic and paint this... a few youtubers to watch that I am enjoying is Linda Vater, Garden Answer, White Cottage Co., Pine and Prospect, Fairyland Cottage, Cottage Fairy....have a great day!

[@angelachavez3526]

Oh. Yes. I forgot to mention the dollar tree diys myself. So much silly junk. And I have seen a few youtubers making over and painting on top of perfectly good signs and stuff. Thanks for the new suggestions. I will definetly check them out!

[@DH-qz2so]

@@angelachavez3526 oh! and the Carriage House!

[@DH-qz2so]

@@angelachavez3526 and Elliott Homestead!

[@joycemoody9246]

Great video Hillary! What a wonderful role model you are, wise beyond your years. I love your Christ centered perspective and your contentment shows. May God continue to bless you and your beautiful family. ❤️

[@abigaillambright5268]

Wow, this was so good. Thank you!

[@morp3022]

Hi Hilary, I have always enjoyed you, your posts, the glimpses of your life that you share with us, and the fact that you boldly share your belief in Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. This post is yet another one in which I have enjoyed, and have gained valuable information that I hope to incorporate into my life/home as well. Hilary, my husband and I are graduates of Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University Program. We are So Thankful that we are now blessed to be debt free, (except for our home mortgage; although we have been blessed to have paid off our loan on the property in which we built our home). Hilary, you are right, it is so exciting and very emotional to me to listen to others share their stories of becoming debt free. Hilary, I am So Grateful that I found your KZbin Page. Thank you So Much for allowing The Lord to shine through you as you inspire, and encourage so many of us. Continued blessings to you and your Sweet Family. -In Christ, Paula

[@mombythec]

Things DO become clutter and ARE work to maintain! It's been hard during this global pandemic season to have restraint, but reminding myself of those 2 facts when I click on "view cart" has been helpful!

[@OldWorldHome]

I’ve been decluttering so much over the past year that I just have no desire to bring in MORE to have to manage unless it’s absolutely useful/necessary 💛

[@AWanderingEye]

Hilary, a lot of what you're saving is supported by how Denmark's citizens live. Please look into happiness and Denmark (it is hygge and a lot more --- recreation out of doors, not owning a lot, not overconsuming, work/home life balance. Would be interested in a book report from you, a review, etc.

[@DH-qz2so]

Yay! Perfectly timed for another video for me to watch, with my birthday coffee this morning!!!

[@OldWorldHome]

Happy Birthday! 🎈

[@janiewerner]

I know this post is old, but I think I have a valid way for someone to easily bump up their income. I am a housemother at a maternity home. It is either 12 or 24 hour shifts. I work 4 -24 hour shifts a month. Several women only work one shift a month. That would be a very easy way to clear around $240 a month. Very flexible. There are several similar opportunites in my town-orphange, girls home, nursing home.

[@jennyd23231]

Love all of your thoughts! Such good advice

[@kathyhullinger1585]

You are so inspiring and are so wise. Love your videos!!!

[@marieradatsz4126]

I resinated with many of the things you have said. I have either bought second hand clothing for the majority of my life I am now sixty one and only have myself to think about, I do buy some things new now. I have no debts because I have always been frugal but honestly I still struggle having paid full price for things because I feel like I have waisted money.

[@jennyd23231]

I agree about homes! We have about a 1859 sq ft home(including basement) and it saves so much. We went a good 6-7 months without in spring/summer without filling propane.

[@saltlightfarm8255]

Dropped instagram last year and Facebook in December for all the reasons you meantioned and more! So freeing, I dont think God designed us to carry the weight of the world on our shoulders or comparing ourselves to others.

[@karenvazquez5703]

Preach! Love this, very motivating

[@snowbearty]

I loved this. Thank you!

[@anitaakin4865]

This was GREAT!!

[@malkatie7]

Hilary, you're the best. I seriously look forward to your videos so much. You're so wise and watching your videos helps me refocus and calm down... you're life is so peaceful to watch. Thanks, too, for sharing your faith. ❤

[@JNtwinner]

Love that you share about your faith. You are reaching a lot of people for Christ.

[@jeannefietek1721]

Yes part 2 please . Thank you for your time :)

[@faithkoch4526]

Ok, so this is totally off topic, but you look beautiful in this video. Your hair is perfect and the top you're wearing is just so soft and lovely. Now, on topic..... this was a great video. Love the content and love that you're living the life you were created to live. ❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏

[@OldWorldHome]

Ah thank you so much 💛

[@mattiewilliams1138]

Great advice!!!!

[@cherylhughes9487]

Awesome video....very nice job on a variety of subjects!

[@jmcklewis]

I'm curious your views/tips on health insurance costs. Do you purchase a plan through an employer or private sector? Is it wise to pay cash and not have it as a monthly bill when you're young and (likely) healthy? For many I know this bill is one of their largest each month so I'm curious your take on it. Thanks! 💜