Why the Dutch Never Have Time for You - Tips from Expats & Dutchies

[@psychoaiko666]

Also, planning has to do with respecting each other's time. I value my time, therefore I know that my counterpart values their time as well. Time is the one thing you always lose, and can never have enough of.

[@theselfishcodependent]

Very true! Thank you for watching the video and for sharing your perspective. ✨🙏

[@theselfishcodependent]

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[@nova_verse6284]

Why we plan, TIME!!! that's why!.. I don't always have time for people, that's why we plan ahead..

[@theselfishcodependent]

Makes sense! Thanks for watching and your comment.

[@ОльгаБожьева-н5ц]

A useful, informative, structured interview. Amazing conversationalists.

[@theselfishcodependent]

I appreciate your support so much! ❤️

[@ypey1]

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[@theselfishcodependent]

This is hilarious 😂Make sure to make a note of it in your agenda! 😄

[@DamaxThomas]

Awesome video. Like to understand the Dutch way more. It is not so easy to find videos about the Netherlands, I'm glad to found your channel!

[@theselfishcodependent]

Thank you for your support Thomas! I really appreciate it. You are always welcome here on my channel! ☺️✨ And if you have any suggestions/video ideas, please do share them.

[@DamaxThomas]

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[@theselfishcodependent]

@@DamaxThomas that's interesting! Never thought of it as a selling point of the Netherlands so thanks so much for sharing. I'll definitely give it a thought ;)

[@VDMOOLN]

I like to plan things but i also like to plan to do nothing at all.in dutch its called “niksen” .its nice

[@VDMOOLN]

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[@theselfishcodependent]

Cannot agree more - it's nice to just switch off and recharge. 🙌

[@frits1954X2]

Ja

[@marcusfranconium3392]

The dutch are obseesed with time , they invented the pendulum clock and watch . Keeping time and scedules is are a major factor in life as we are a merchant nation , and time keeping is a must . In the 50s there was a mantra Rest , regularity and cleanlyness . Regularity is the part that every thing is done acording fixed scedules . in kindergaten , primary schools and later in high schools every thing is done by scedule and agenda . writing down home work when its to bedone exams classes etc etc . and it carries on in to adult hood.

[@theselfishcodependent]

Interesting points about the merchant nation and the mantra they had in 50s. I didn't know that. Thank you for watching the video and for sharing your perspective! 🤗