Quit Your Job and Live the Outdoor Lifestyle? | Your Questions Answered

[@Godisfirst21]

I'm 47 and I'm leaving to go live in the woods. I can't take this society anymore. I'm learning so much. Thank you.

[@rufusrickard2084]

Where are you going

[@rufusrickard2084]

Where are you going

[@Godisfirst21]

@@rufusrickard2084 Crazy! Want to come?

[@janfoselli5823]

I fel the same way! We already have the land, all paid for. Just need to convince my hubs that we need to pull the plug and go!

[@trebajordan3544]

Shit me too Sherri. People are downright ugly anymore.

[@ethandiercks7362]

I'm 15 and I just got a job working on a farm and today was my first day, I'm starting to save up now so I can move to Alaska and live like you.

[@tedstbrice4760]

Best of luck with your dream - keep working at it 👍

[@heatherwatson8273]

Good on you Kansas, we are living on our fourth property now, we had a farm and lost it because of the changes a change of government brought into the country, we moved on working for others and bought a 20 acre block of land, we sold it and continued working for others then bought a house, we sold it and moved to Australia this time the house prices have doubled, so now we are looking at retiring to a block of land and selling the house we are living in, this will mean we will be mortgage free and that's what everyone wants. What I'm trying to say is don't give up when things don't work out, and when you buy a place and can sell it for double the price you paid then do so and move on to the next place, remember to save all the money you can until you finally can pay cash for a place, your goal should be to own your own place without a mortgage that way no one will be able to take the bit of land away from you.

[@mm0901]

kansas kid outdoors what an awesome goal to have at such a young age! I wish you all the best!

[@aldoushuxley5953]

I am quite jealous. Sadly, there isn't really any nature left to live in in my country (Germany). I hope I can come to the US one day and live in the woods

[@CopperheadGarage]

I would move to canada

[@kholmes1982]

Sometimes the hardest thing is to take the days as they come. We have become a society of instant gratification so having the patience to get to where you want to be can be a real challenge. Thank you for the reminder, this video came at the right time for me.

[@12maoutdoors70]

Are you working toward a similar goal for yourself?

[@kholmes1982]

Simple Man Outdoors yes, to an extent. For the last and a half year I’ve been overwhelmed with the feeling of wanting to live a more simple life surrounded by nature. I’m trying to set up my life so that I can retire at 50 and live on a quiet lake in Michigan.

[@12maoutdoors70]

@@kholmes1982 I can definitely relate to that as I also live in Michigan! There are definitely some beautiful places in Michigan to be able to retire. Maybe a little more tough to find somewhere like what Shawn has found, but in the U.P. there certainly is quite a bit of land. Are you thinking Northern Michigan?

[@kholmes1982]

Simple Man Outdoors, my family owns some property in the lower peninsula, about 80 acres mostly for hunting and a little farming. If everything goes well I’d like to retire there and just tend to the land. How about you?

[@Godisfirst21]

I'm starting with a tent, a sleeping bag and a pack back. I'm ALL IN!

[@ronwatson4902]

I appreciate your honest and open comments. Love listening to you talk and I wish I'd had a leader like you around when I was young. Thanks Shawn.

[@a-ls6333]

What a responsible, realistic and honest response - I salute you!

[@12maoutdoors70]

Good point! I like how you said "responsible" because it's true. It is common to see other people in the community who take advantage of naive Watchers. Shawn does a fantastic job being honest, and in my opinion it's what keeps people around.

[@a-ls6333]

@@12maoutdoors70 Absolutely. It would be so wrong to give people false hope/belief that its easily achieved - he's worked his whole life for it.

[@Mr_Scrooge]

Absolutely right. Money doesn’t grow on trees, you gotta work hard and save it up

[@fit4ya1975]

I retire in July at 44 years old, been working since I was 14. 30 years is enough working for me. I bought 6 acres on a river in Northern Michigan. I cant wait to embark on a new life other than living in the crazy city which is more and more a rat race than ever before. I been going up there since I was a kid and its so relaxing. I cant wait. Im sure many of you are experiencing the same feelings. Thanks for your videos.

[@vasilistraikoudis2828]

To quit my job and live the outdoor Lifestyle, it is my breakthrough target ! I try to create milestones every single day - First mile stone land on mount PINDOS -DONE!

[@RiverbendlongbowsOutdoors]

I read the title and told my boss I quit. I do work for myself, so that got interesting 😅

[@ShawnJames1]

Lol, good for you

[@RiverbendlongbowsOutdoors]

@@JF-fx2qv 😅😅😅😅

[@jeanblythe1595]

Depending on the crime, it can pay...

[@12maoutdoors70]

No two weeks notice?

[@nicksmith7552]

I’m self employed, ...I tell myself to F@&k off and do something else often .......but I just don’t listen ! .....to afraid of the unknown I guess.

[@brycerobinson880]

Thank you for that man. It's good to hear it from someone I know made it and it's good to hear it in a real, no fantasy context. No bullshit, no scheme. Work hard and save as much as I can, be dedicated and make sacrifices where I need to and someday I will be able to get my own little slice of peace. Appreciate you Sir!

[@skygerspacher6891]

I like how you take the time to offer thoughtful advice to those who reach out.

[@12maoutdoors70]

I ditto your appreciation toward Shawn! Some people only meet ridicule when they share their ideas similar to this, and I think you're absolutely right that this helps some people really come into themselves.

[@americanaxetoolco2076]

Hunting , Fishing and trapping full time is a rough job! Even later in life there is so much to learn before one should go off in the bush on their own! Have a backup! Shawn tells it like it is!

[@OakKnobFarm]

Awesome topic. I am self employed, work from home, and make a reasonable living.... so I have no real rush to "quit the day job". But I find great satisfaction in building our little farm. I'd rather be farming than working. Some days it's hard to stay focused and I find myself out in the yard with a tool in my hand, rather than seated at my desk. I'm hoping to transition slowly from office to farm as the years pass

[@24atin]

How about you write a journal, all the way? It will help occupy the mind, during transition.

[@12maoutdoors70]

What kind of farm?

[@OakKnobFarm]

@@12maoutdoors70 just a modest sized patch of veggies and berries so far. Adding an orchard and poultry in the spring

[@12maoutdoors70]

@@OakKnobFarm Hey, it's a great start! I haven't been able to have anything like that yet, but I bet it's an enjoyable thing to have!

[@OakKnobFarm]

@Blake Bowman I'm a drafter (I work with AutoCAD making blueprints)

[@lorikettle2519]

I'm 60 today! I need another spine surgery (soon) and will be back i the woods! Thanks for taking me on your journey!

[@jeanblythe1595]

Sending prayers and good thoughts to another 60 year old! Hope all goes well!

[@hanorabrennan8846]

Wishing you a speedy recovery, from a 67 year old!

[@timjames9567]

And likewise from another 67 y.o.

[@fredbarkow108]

It is hard for the younger generation to have the patience to have this type of life style. You hit the nail on the head Shawn. Great video.

[@12maoutdoors70]

We have to help younger generations see beyond material lifestyles. I think it's easy for younger Generations to look at an Instagram page or KZbin channel and strive to focus on materialistic things instead of more fulfilling hobbies and tasks. Isn't it interesting that there has been such a trend away from traditional Hobbies or lifestyles?

[@freedomforaging]

I'm younger and I'm loving it

[@greywindLOSP]

Glad to see you have followed your feet to where your spirit guided you. ......ATB!

[@bobchauncey63]

Great commentary on your path to self sufficiency...thanks Shawn. I am much too far down the road of life to follow your example (80 years old), but simply watch your videos and yearn to live off grid. I travel with an RV to the Colorado Rocky Mtns...love that and camp 3 months a year deer hunting in Texas.

[@piperlynne1]

You don't get to where you are without a lot of hard work. Some younger people want to jump to the stuff they love without doing the hard work to get there. You gave great advise.

[@susanwong9592]

I see getting logs before winter comes. Simplicity living is great and stress free of everyday life away from the hustle and bustle in the city. good air pollution and peace living in the wilderness lifestyle is fun and exciting . Happy day to you and family Shawn. You plan great life ! God bless you and family. I believed do what makes you happy !

[@jaffrey-zu6oc]

It’s great to hear you talking about how you started!

[@bushcraftbaxter]

I'm starting to embrace and genuinely love every moment of my growth. I'm taking a week off social media because I know it will reconnect me to the "do" lifestyle. Trying to avoid the "do later" lifestyle. Thank you so much for having your KZbin channel Shawn!

[@truthsurfer6062]

I am a retired woman who has lived in the wilderness most of my adult life. I too have had to try and find ways to make money while in the wilderness. I started 83 miles from Fairbanks...It was an important life. I did that in my 30's. Its much harder then you think but the trade off is worth it. I am now buying an A frame on the river in the wilderness of Montana. I am looking for someone to help me there as it is a lot of work to move into a house i the winter. I make leather work and do massage and do cooking for people. I have woofers come in the summer and help do gardens and chop wood and help with mowing and trimming of trees. It is a beginning adventure again and I find that the wilderness offers help to you in many ways...AS Shawn said you can do this sensibly or just jump in and trust there are those around you who will help you

[@patriciabarnes6664]

Your resourcefulness, determination and sheer grit, is an absolute inspiration, Shawn.

[@jeanettec6212]

Shawn, I love how humble and honest you are. You are a real inspiration and great at being a role model! You are truly a gifted man, and so wise! God Bless!❤️❤️❤️

[@Genetk44]

I think these sort of “how to live” Q&As are really helpful to people, me included Shawn. Just these 2 guys questions could probably actually devolve into at least a full length video. The thing that struck me for some reason is, do both or either of them want to be totally off-grid,partially off-grid or have all the mod-cons while still living and working the outdoor lifestyle...and how do they ultimately want to end-up living down the road?

[@12maoutdoors70]

That's true, and I thought that, too while I was watching! Do you think that a lot of people get caught in-between wondering whether or not they should blend modern lifestyle with homesteading lifestyle?

[@briancook2699]

Sound advice. I think one of life’s biggest lessons is that we need to spend our lives doing what we like to do instead of being miserable doing what we don’t.

[@shawnfinley5457]

I totally agree with your speech.... I've been watching your channel for almost a year or so. Totally motivated for a long while. Just didnt know how to start. You've been massively informative. Thanks from all of us. I have at least 20 people that started watching your channel with me. Now they are subscribers. Keep up this amazing life choice brother. Good work 👍🏻👍🏻

[@denniswhite166]

Good advice Shawn. Might I add another important factor? Perseverance. Your channels are my all time favorites on YT.

[@Stevo_Drums]

Dennis Whiter that’s another great word for commitment, as Shawn stated. Either way, once you decide to do something, stick with it!

[@yanibloemsma2122]

Im just 13 but i already think about just leaving the city's and just go live somewhere in the middle of nowhere it just seems so nice

[@chiefonelung3416]

Wonderful advice, Where were you 50 years ago when I was 19 years old? I am awed by each and every video. I look forward to every one. I still own my little homestead in the East Tennessee mountains. I still garden 3 days a week and head to the woods camping and fishing the other 4 days. After surviving lung cancer and the loss of my left lung in 2007, I am determined to not miss another sunrise. I live each day as if its my last. I still learn from you. You are such a wise old Spirit. Keep sharing and giving your great wisdom away. Myself and many others love you and your family. Thanks. Chiefonelung

[@Sonnenschein-nv6xy]

quotation:" You are such a wise old Spirit. Keep sharing and giving your great wisdom away. Myself and many others love you and your family." I hope your are well Chiefonelung! I love Shawns videos and I think too, he is an old Spirit! Greetings from Germany! Sonnenschein2018

[@KenwayJoel]

I actually feel sad when i see vids like this because i know il never have the chance to do this. But also i love the fact that somone else CAN do this. Much respect to you sir.

[@ChadMorgan709]

You sir are the definition of a motivational speaker. Keep up the good work Shawn. Cheers till the next one.

[@horsenaround2000]

You are so right about that.. I failed many times, but having to relearn about life... I'm still looking. Thank you, and keep making videos.. You're my favorite show now..

[@freedomforaging]

Great video! I've recently decided to move outdoors, myself. I'm 26, I'm sick of living in the boxes people call homes, calling the land home feels more right to me, and I'm so so so much happier outside. I think this is a new movement. This video from 4 years ago will continue to get more and more views because it will only become more relevant as people get fed up with the cost of living. Thanks for sharing your tips to inspire more people to do it carefully, so they don't rush into anything they aren't prepared for.

[@alexandrahobby8249]

Love your candidness, practicality, and straight-forward honesty. Thanks for the encouragement, always!! :)

[@hanorabrennan8846]

You're spoiling us Shawn! Thank you!

[@stevenlewis7534]

Your right their is no exact answer just dedication and will.

[@santii9305]

Thank you! With your advice you're transforming the life of many people for good.

[@peachwedding]

Thank you for another great & informative video, Shawn :)

[@tracybradshaw1362]

Your a good mentor! You give straight advise!

[@roaringlion4898]

@@beatarcheologzt your one of those people...

[@tracybradshaw1362]

Pardon!

[@zackaryzarbo3652]

Roaring Lion agreed

[@okthennone]

You're. @@roaringlion4898

[@UncleSamSpeaks]

okthennone 😂😂😂

[@carlross555]

Sean I am the one from Northeast Ohio and I told you that because of my health I cannot do what you're doing I wish I would have met you when I was younger pal you are absolutely living my dream keep doing it looking forward to the next video

[@mkb9464]

You are the best mentor on KZbin...great video

[@bobmeister4495]

I salute you on your accomplishments and your lifestyle. That you had a good nest egg to start your present project is great but not essential. There are several ways to live an outdoor lifestyle. I bought land 45yrs ago (at age 23) because I knew then that I couldn't live in the city. I knew there would be a lot of work involved and that it would take a lot of money. My biggest "law" was don't go into debt. Having a wife, and then kids, changed everything in terms of the amount of money needed to get by but hard work, often for someone else, kept all of us living on our 100acres. We had hoped to live 'off grid' but up until about the last 10 yrs that was financially prohibitive. So we're grid connected and now it would be financially problematic to go 'off grid' (though that is still on the back burner). If you're young and don't have a lot of financial resources, work hard and save every penny. You'll be surprised how much a frugal lifestyle saves in a year. Learn to live with yourself, your partner, and kids if you have them. This kind of lifestyle requires lots of compromises to get things done. But if you want live a lot freer than your urban brothers and sisters...go for it and stay focused.

[@TheChadWork2001]

Shawn, now you're the Jeremiah Johnson inspiration for others.

[@DreamfactoryZero]

This is exactly what I'm doing now. I've already quit my job and as soon as I'm done my course in horticulture I'm moving into my cabin.

[@dennisbeaver5958]

Great advice! It’s not an easy lifestyle, by any measure, but you have done it especially well!

[@mglennon5535]

Sound advice from someone who knows.... well said! MG

[@dobos420]

Good video Great advice Shawn. Ty for sharing. Peace ✌

[@krohn-education3906]

Keep making videos Shawn. I'm on paternity leave and really enjoy having both of your channels on all day while I take care of my son. When I end up working a lot of hours and can't make it outdoors myself, it's nice to watch these videos and relax.

[@Godisfirst21]

Yes it's true. What you will want at 19 and at 47 will be so different. However at anytime, you can grab a cheap wal-mart tent, sleeping bag and back pack and go out and try different locations in the woods. I'm in Ontario and I'm from Nova Scotia, so I might want to go back and forth to see what I like more outside. Who knows! My life is transforming and I'm fortunate to have enough savings for quite some time, especially if I live outside. I've always LOVED outside. Many don't. I have had so many challenges at my age, I feel like I can do anything now. That bravery took me many years. I have been wanting to do this for at least a decade. My daughter is now 19, so I feel now is the time. She is also coming with me....very willingly. We can't wait. 2 days and we are off. We did get a 10 by 5 storage unit for 2 bikes and about 6 boxes.

[@nomadicwolf6132]

Straight forward and sobering. Thank you!

[@1hillbilly]

The way I did it was I have a good paying job with a utility company. I live & work in a remote mountain/desert area. Down side is 90 minutes drive to the big box stores. Having a good paying job in a wilderness area is a good option.

[@angshemdanyeng6440]

Sir, I quit my job to live like you. You are my inspiration

[@patriciabrogdon2915]

Nice video Shawn, working to that point where I can be outside everyday.

[@joehaefeker4725]

I love the tranquility of the country like you brother!

[@Gonzomedic1]

Well said Shawn, I'm 54 and every time I watch your vids I think I wish I had the guts to do that! Maybe one day, it's just not feasible now, taking care of my mom who isn't in bad shape for 91! My wife might have something to say about it as well! Regardless thanks for doing what you do! God bless.

[@greywolfwalking6359]

A very well developed story n explanation of the way to living right .. In the bush, it is a good foot to be on.. Diversify your portfolio , I hear many say.. You have and others do that... Endorsements on products sponsorships that are paid spots.. Make things n sell them on/ on many media platforms/ markets.. You are an inspiration to many n I feel a book on the horizon, "The Shawn James journey", n " how I did / do it my way", borrowing a bit from "Old blue eyes"! Thanks n ATB from Florida!

[@susiemurphy1476]

Watched several of the Dick Proennke videos. Very interesting. In the early 1980's, my folks and I moved from civilization to the Southern Ozarks. Not quite as remote as Twin Lakes but boonies none the less. We didn't build a cabin but lived without running water for 15 years and without indoor plumbing for 23 years. Always have had electricity and phone(except after ice and/or snow). Dad was in his late 40's and I was in my early 20's. We both ended up going back to work while Mom took care of the homestead. Still heat exclusively with wood and have our own water source. Family is pretty sure we lost our minds moving out of town. But it is satisfying to be self sufficient as much as we are. It takes work and budgeting. Living off the land sounds great until you experience it. Some can do, others have to supplement. Either way, one is self reliant. And as you age, you find other problems crop up. One won't always be young enough to do all the things you want to do. But it is a life worth the hardships.

[@jenky1044]

Shawn, you are a wonderful inspiration to all of us in different ways. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, skills and experience with us. God bless you and your family.

[@thatoneginger]

These were exactly the questions I needed answered. Thank you.

[@angiekrajewski6419]

Well what i like with Shawn is that he doesn’t hesitate to tell people how to deal with money...how to have money....how he did with the money he had..etc. Which with lot others who does the same style of video......and that i like very much but either they think it is no ones business.or they just don’t want to go that far..which to me is not fair cause specially young people who wants to do a thing like this knows what it takes to do the same as him..so thank you Shawn...very much on the behalf of those who wants to do the same...🥰🕊👍🏽👍🏽🌈

[@Realmadridcelticfan31127]

6 degrees and the sun is shining 😊👍

[@juniorowsley9633]

We're are you located

[@miketriz3100]

Good for you!! You beat the system and found happiness. Great advice for young adults.

[@rudyo8409]

Great advise for younger folks. I'm a year away from 60, and every thing i've dreamed about doing is getting pushed back. I'm in a job of 22 years. I have reached top pay, and to find anything better would be very hard at my age. Besides I'm older and not as physically fit as I once was. To start over would be very hard and difficult. But I still have the dream.

[@ryantoemmes9685]

Happiness and Living the Dream is in the eye of the beholder... Love the progress and life discussions about looking at the big picture. Shawn 👉🏻 You are Living it 🙌🏻. Keep at it 🙂

[@ananihjh7460]

Peaceful living outdoor so great all the best Mr james 👍👍👍👍🍓🍓🍎🍎🍓🍓🍎🍎✌✌

[@patrileys]

Island Mountain Pat is living the dream too with 75 + albums worth of music. Remember you're not free until you're debt-free.

[@TheJonwilliams506]

Shawn, your an absolute inspiration! Any way you could do a in depth video showcasing all your tools ( ie knifes, axes, carts, tarps, drills...)?

[@SorinNyx]

Thanks, James, the "Fall forward" advice is enough for me. You're a great man! I love (from my soul) what are you doin'. Sorry for my english, keep rock!

[@nautilus1872]

Excellent video from top to bottom your honesty and humility shines through,I knew I was on a winner when you mentioned the twin lakes.As a gentleman your age it's great to hear you give sound advice to the lucky young,love the fact that you actually mentioned your finances.good luck with your channel.

[@cathybehrens6250]

Wood shed is looking great! See you got the roof on :) -kudos!

[@prangonpaul8067]

Thank you very much for all the good advice.

[@killahjay1000]

I really needed something to take my mind of no power or water through Hurricane Michael aftermath. I'm on my laptop tethered to my phone just to watch some Shawn James. I'm putting some of what I learned from your channels to use. Thank you for sharing your experiences and opinions.

[@appleade57]

Sage advice Shawn. I'm sure it has given those young men a very good idea of which direction to take.

[@paulbiba4758]

I'm an old guy. Thank you for the motivational videos. It's great to see how this can be done . Although I think that it would be best as a part time venture for many.

[@4philipp]

I think the best marketable skills would be carpentry and forestry skills. Working for the government in conservation or the local extension office give you loads of additional knowledge.

[@uhhhmmm663]

Enjoy your insightful talks. Keep 'em comming!

[@13prevailbushcraft]

Great advice as always, Shawn...

[@Wifflewaff]

Wishing it was 6 to 7 degrees in Australia at the moment....currently 45 degrees Celsius and melting....my bro and I are currently living the dream, on the road travelling the dusty, unused and non existent roads of Australia....and loving every second. Your videos are always awesome and inspiring

[@19element]

I live and work in zaamar, Mongolia for 8 months a year and spend 4 months a year in my home country New Zealand. We are currently looking for land to live exactly how you are. You can't beat life like this

[@allenthomas1738]

You are well versed shawn..as have been through college anfd never use those big words..im country and happy with lma thankful...see..cowboy...

[@adamkellett5252]

My hat is off to you.To be that much in debt and pay it off. Then go do what you love! Very impressive!!!

[@SurvivalLilly]

Is 6-7 °C normal for Canada at this time? Here in Austria we have 22°C at the moment... last week and this week it was the same...I can go out with a t-shirt at daytime and that is not normal for Austrian conditions. It is far too hot here. I wish it was colder.

[@Genetk44]

Survival Lilly ...its about normal for this time Lilly. Very often in this part of Canada we have some snow before the end of October, Calgary and lots of Alberta had alot of snow last week, but much of it has now melted.

[@ShawnJames1]

It should be about 13c average during the day and 3c at night so we shouldn't see too many more major swings above the average this year.

[@Genetk44]

Shawn James yeah we did have 2 unseasonably hot days last week but Montreal has been pretty normal temperatures these past few days, I think its about 8C right now.

[@donaldhofman296]

Survival Lilly they have snow in Minnesota today! My nephew said they had 5 inches this morning!

[@supersymun]

Had some snow squalls just an hour away from Montreal this weekend! #WinterIsComing

[@wecanthandletruths]

Living your dream.

[@wanjockey]

Thank you for the great video. Answered a lot of questions. I personally have wondered. Thanks.

[@геннадийдергач-ь3ц]

благославления доброй душе, у вас золотые руки и чистое сердце.

[@maofangjushi4711]

Thanks for the video. As we know, we are all in different situations, so, we can not just copy what Mr. James does. He inspires us but we need to find out what we could do.

[@TheBreamer999]

Love Joe, he is fantastic. Shawn, fantastic work. 55 year old here. I just harvested about 12 Poblanos from the Greenhouse, time for stuffed Pobs' Loyal watcher, wise words my friend

[@thomasengle916]

very well explained..Early to bed, early to rise if you want to live free. your perspective on living in the woods is so right. One must b willing to make sacrifices every day. glad your getting your wood in and thank you for sharing your videos.. love ya...Tom n Rocky

[@AB-ok4en]

Peace of mind listening to you, thanks.

[@williambeshearssr3958]

It's great and good advice I've been off grid approx 20 yrs all together good times and bad times just make the best and keep it up it's a good life

[@stephenriley9084]

Shawn, Wise words. Have a plan and grind it out. No quick wins without a crime! Autumn looking spectacular all around you. That's some roof you're putting on that woodpile!!! Regards Stephen.

[@mmenitro9871]

It sounds like you have worked hard all your life, and as a result you have a safety net of financial resources which seems like it could be important to have. If, for example, something happens and you injure yourself and could not hunt easily for your food, you have the finances to be able to buy groceries at the store and/or relocate temporarily until you are physically recovered. That might be a difficult situation for someone younger who may not have that financial cushion. Also a consideration for those of us in the US is health insurance (and the cost of healthcare) and being able to afford that without a full time job. I think you give great advice on the importance of focus and perseverance to succeed in this lifestyle. Those two things are probably important to succeed in anything, and (from watching many of your videos) it looks like you have an abundance of both, which is probably one reason why you have been so successful in life in general. Thanks for sharing your journey.

[@stevenberna5844]

Great video. I’m always happy when I get on KZbin and see I have a Shawn video waiting for me to watch. Will you be having videos with special folks at the cabin. When will you and joe be teaming up for another video again.

[@janetwithers7427]

Nice video with more good advice. I am so glad so many young men are inspired by you. You are a fine teacher. 🐱💞

[@goooddyy2shus]

So great you have 2 channels 😊 ❤️Cali 😉

[@TheLoxxxton]

You really opened up in this one! Thank you.

[@Jimbo-mk7xq]

such honesty! thank you Shawn!

[@rickmoro705]

Guys and gals words of wisdom here from Mr Shawn James remember that name! and what it represents! achieve your goals and live out your dreams you are living in a time and era with good smart advice coming from a smart and a well respected man, set your course! no better feeling than when you arrive, took me and my wife 25 years better to get there than not get there at all.