Puerto Vallarta Video Vlog # 7

[@bryancole842]

Enjoyed the playa and incredible clouds. Gracias amigo.

[@TravelWithJose]

Thanks a lot for watching and for your comment!

[@hugoflores4650]

Me encanta Vallarta, sobré todo la zona romántica..

[@thatchertheodore9691]

I know it's quite off topic but do anyone know of a good website to watch newly released movies online?

[@rudymatteo6819]

@Thatcher Theodore I use FlixZone. You can find it by googling :)

[@richardmuphy2626]

Thank you my friends and I are planning a trip there on December for 10 days, I am so happy. Thank you, gonna watch your video 50 times.

[@TravelWithJose]

My pleasure. Thanks a lot for watching and for your comment. I am sure that you are going to enjoy your future trip.

[@SARAEBAUER]

Love how informative this is! I just got back from PV so I am stalking other vlogs to bring me back lol. How do you get over the nerves of filming while walking, etc? I only did a couple times and then got super self-conscious! Ugh, miss it already. Thanks for a great video!

[@TravelWithJose]

Huge thanks for taking the time to watch my video Sara, and its good to have good stalkers. 1. The only way that you will get over your fears of recording, its to just do it. Try to go around your city, and just record. Don't think about any thing, and just record. 2. The other way to get over your fears, its to think that you are going to share your video's with people that you care about. On those video's you are going to share, what grab your attention. We are all different, and we notice different things. 3. Another way to get over your fears, its to just not care about what you are recording, and what will people think about your video. (Relates to point # 1) The day that I recorded this video, it was a very hot and humid day. The temperature was about 90 and humid. And on this day, the only thing that I care about, was to record a video. And getting my self a cold beer... Any way. I hope that this has help, in some way. To be honest, I am still uncomfortable recording video's. But the more that I do it, it has started to get easier.

[@SARAEBAUER]

@@TravelWithJose Love this advice - THANK YOU!!! I like the advice of just doing it. I need to not care what others think so much!!! I'll also maybe keep in mind the motivation of a cold beer at the end of filming ;)

[@toneseeker2]

Thanks for posting, I plan to be there in Dec

[@TravelWithJose]

You are going to enjoy the freedom, and forget what's going on. Huge thanks for watching my video and your comment.

[@TravelWithJose]

By the way, if you are coming to Puerto Vallarta, also put in your list Sayulita. That's where I am right now, couple videos coming. It's really hard to describe sayulita. People call it a magic place, I have been here for almost 2 weeks. I am just enjoying life, and not recording much...

[@kristinafofana4093]

How come the vendors with all white don’t bother you they all ran up to me anytime I was there lol

[@TravelWithJose]

Because I had a camera in my hand... I think that was the reason.

[@Mtzmago956123]

Wait are you staying at the amapas????

[@TravelWithJose]

No, I am not staying at amapas. Thanks for watching non the less.

[@jays2035]

@@TravelWithJose r u staying at the Emperador?

[@TravelWithJose]

@@jays2035 No, I am in the city of Guadalajara now. Thanks for watching!

[@gm-qn8ri]

I would love to visit PV looks amazing and beautiful ,but I wouldn't want to live there .To touristy for me .I prefer a small quiet colonial town in Mexico as far as Living goes .

[@TravelWithJose]

Puerto Vallarta was my favorite place to visit in Mexico, until I discovered Sayulita. Sayulita is small, but you get all the amenities of Puerto Vallarta, but with out the big chain hotels. Here is a video that I recorded from Sayulita, link below. Thanks for watching! kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6CxpJ2NjZyBpLs