HI

@megmeg-ip2cj

4 ай бұрын

Yes that would be great and very much needed!

@_Anouk_

4 ай бұрын

Yes that's a great idea!

@stwohberry

4 ай бұрын

definitely!!

@Klara_is_finding_herself

4 ай бұрын

Definitely! It'd be great ✨️🩵

@sydneyrobinson5046

4 ай бұрын

Yes! You could totally make a slow living series and I’m sure so many would watch it! I think we are all striving to slow down and enjoy life with loved ones. With the world the way it is right now, we all need a lesson in peace ❤️ I would love to see more in depth videos about how slow living is practiced in your life, and ways you’ve simplified. Or even productivity or life beliefs you no longer agree with

I am almost 66 and I’m only learning now how to slow down. I’ve been retired for a while now, so you would think I could do slow living…. I feel a lot of the pressure and anxiety we feel is more to do with how we think we should be, how media portrays even us oldies, and I’m sorry to say, a feeling of “making the most” of the years I have left. I feel pressure to put so much into my day… play golf/go on trips/fulfill your bucket list/hikes/do the Camino/run a marathon….. these are just a few of the things my community are doing…. And I want to sit peacefully, listen to music, watch a movie, read my book, go for a swim and see my family and friends. So why do I feel I’m “wasting” my time? Thanks for your insights, I’m so impressed that you can see what you need to do at such a young age. All the best!

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

thank you so much for sharing this!! that makes so much sense, and how lovely that youv'e been able to recognize your slower desires in life - but also wild how we've made those beautiful things out to be "wasting time"? wishing you so much peace in this season!

@julienelson8162

4 ай бұрын

I’m 74, and still trying to find myself as well. Slow living does not equate to “wasting the time we have,” but rather savoring every moment. At least that’s what I’m working on. So I’m there with you, listening to music, watching sunsets, still growing, still thriving. ❤

@briantrishpentecost4774

4 ай бұрын

@@julienelson8162 thank you! I love what you say about savoring every moment! What that moment is, is different for all of us. But I love taking my time instead of being in a frenetic hurry! Best wishes to you!

@maryhoyt2609

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for being honest about this while admitting your age. I sm 61 years old and thought I was the only one feeling this way! Thanks to you and the other ladies' commets, I feel so much better about my similar feelings. I am now also taking a few steps back and trying to stop rushing through life. There is an old story called "When Queens Ride By" that tells a tale about slowing life down and actually having more time. It's s wonderful story set back during older times.

@briantrishpentecost4774

4 ай бұрын

@@maryhoyt2609 I’m so glad you found this helpful! It’s wonderful for me to see I’m not the only one too and hopefully this gives the younger generation reading this some advice going forward. We tend to think - “When I’m 30/40/50/60/etc I will be able to do this or that” but now is the time.

It’s a bit ironic how society makes us feel like we have to be constantly productive, when it’s in our nature to live a slower, more intentional lifestyle. Thank you for that reminder❤️ Also congrats on 15k!!! i’m so proud of you sweet friend🤭

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

Right?!! So wild! AND THANK YOU - thanks for being here since the early days :')

@CarlBlandy2024

3 ай бұрын

Your right a sexy ​@@anikajgreen

All I can say, I was your age once, I blinked and my journey is almost over. I know I looked for that “something”, pivotal moment, that says yes, I made it, goal accomplished BUT, I never knew what that actually was. It’s been an endless search what will mean I made something for myself? What defines that? I too, have burn out, doubts, self-worth. Did I add value to someone else, did I do myself justice? I’m not forcing it anymore, but embracing each day as a new opportunity to enjoy myself. Life is so short!

@molassescricket6663

3 ай бұрын

I think the goal is the way we handle the journey.

Love this subject. I got laid off from work 4 months ago and by the grace of God I’ve never been happier to live slowly and intentionally.

@Eva22275

3 ай бұрын

Me too! Lol

“And what do you benefit if you gain the whole world but lose your own soul? Is anything worth more than your soul?”

I am 64, had 4 children, 2 husband's which the 1st one was an alcoholic, divorced him, an abuser and my 2nd is really a good man we have been together for over 30 years. Life for me was very stressful as working to make a living raise kids all gave me a hard time and glad that are adults and all Gone.. lifetime of cooking cleaning paying bills too much for me and going crazy , now I am retired and I love the peace and quiet life, truly a luxury and I appreciate life more... I can breath again!! Blessings to you ❤

Hi ! I’ve been living the slow life for about 10 years now ! I pulled my son out of public school , quit my job, quit our church, sold everything we had, moved in with mother-in-law so that we could get out of debt save up enough money to purchase our home with cash!! we live like no other so now that we can live like no other!! we’ve been in our new home for four years now with no mortgage!! ❤ I tell everyone my favorite day is a boring day!! They are the best! There’s nothing better than waking up and having no schedule and being financial free burden . Having time to love on my family there’s so many corners inside of a day that if you’re not slow enough, you will miss them !! I love the thought of digital detox that is my goal this year! Thank you for your video. Thank you for sharing new to your channel. Just found you today.❤

@ronzombie6541

4 ай бұрын

Congrats! Your son is fortunate.

@lizzieh5284

3 ай бұрын

Good for you. I am full of admiration for you. You deserve peace and happiness.😊

@Mphscat

3 ай бұрын

Dave Ramsey has good ideas! 😊

@Leon-xw3nv

3 ай бұрын

I’m 67 and have many boring days and I love it! It took some time to realize a simpler, slower life is wonderful. I’m now studying piano and can put in a substantial amount of time to this hobby. Life is good!

@Dutchy695

Ай бұрын

Yeah digital detox is a definitely needed in my camp. Cheers.

After living with chronic pain for 50+ years one of the things I struggle with the most is the truth that I am not what I accomplish. Thanks for sharing and encouraging me to be true to me.

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing this. I'm so glad you're here - you are so valuable.

I recommend the light phone. No apps, no web browsing, only texts, calls, directions and a few other functions. It's forced me to be intentional with my time on the internet and with screens. It certainly poses complications to many things but I don't miss my smart phone even a little bit.

I just wanted to express how much your recent video resonated with me. Your words about burnout, the cycle of crash and rest, and the feeling of trying to play catch-up hit me to my core. I'm in this exact state, not knowing what I'm chasing, feeling like I'm living in survival mode. To be honest, normally, I watch videos at a faster speed, but something told me I needed to hear every word at normal speed this time. Your openness and vulnerability in sharing your experiences really touched me. I appreciate your raw honesty about anxiety and exhaustion on a soul level. It's like you took the words right out of my mouth. Thank you for being real and connecting with us on such a deep level. Your video came at a time when I needed to hear these words. Looking forward to more content from you!

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

thank you so much for this comment and for sharing what you're experiencing. i'm so glad this video resonated - it feels so special that we are learning this together.

I feel this so much. Both in the job I do for the past geez 13 yrs and debt I have put upon myself. A life I hate…….i recently decided to focus on my journey. Clear the debt…work a simple job to get the debt cleared. Then finally go back to school and do what I always wanted to do. Make a life for myself. Is it stressful my god yes! I have no one to save me should I fail. Yes I live with my parents but if I fail to pay my rent I’m done. It scares me. But I guess there is no way to make change without pains. Here is to a fulfilling 2024. Any one else in the same boat. You got this! We can do it!

Subscribed. Good for you! I was a working and then working single Mom after divorce from my 1st and then death of my 2nd husband…literally spent all of my adult life just trying to stay afloat. Hard work. In 2016 in my early 50’s by then and kids grown and on their own, I was laid off from my job. I was devastated and scared. It was the BEST thing that was forced upon me. I saw a national park sticker saying “find your park,” and rather than just looking for another job right away, I spent six months, on a tight budget on my own, camping and traveling to 19 national parks within six months. That experience reset me in a way I could not have possibly imagined. Now at 60, I continue to travel, camp, hike and have even fallen in love with backpacking. Backpacking is an ultimate reset and other than a book tape perhaps, and an emergency locator beacon if needed, (I solo a lot) there is no technology out there. Just me and the universe and when it works out, a couple of friends or family members. My tip. GET OUSIDE! 😊

@someawsomeguy100

Ай бұрын

You’re so right! The outdoors is the ultimate reset. It’s sad that we resist it so often.

@Dutchy695

Ай бұрын

I concur!

I have been feeling so stressed and overwhelmed lately, so finding this video was incredibly timely. I work from home in a very stressful job, and it’s difficult to disconnect from that work once my day is over. I am trying to balance my screen time with things I used to love, like reading, and trying to remember how to be bored. It’s not easy, but I keep trying, and reminding myself that it’s okay to rest, to read, and to just exist.

My own experience has taught me to ignore my own needs to preserve a "concept" (family, society). What that ends op meaning is that my body is screaming at me and I ignore it until my body makes me stop (anxiety, depression, stress, sickness) It is so freaking hard to rewire yourself when hurtful things have been installed into you :) So it is always so nice to see other people opening op about their personal stuggels and about what they are trying to do to break the bad circle

Thank you for this video Anika. I came across it by chance. Just what I needed. My NY resolution was to practise slow living.Only 2 weeks of slow living but wow! I already feel like a different woman. . It's never too late to find your authentic life. I am 75.

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your comment! I love that you are experiencing so much change and authenticity so quickly! Cheering for you!

@sandrainontario6710

3 ай бұрын

I am also 75. 2 weeks ago I had major surgery on my spine and of course have been forced to move slowly. I really hope I will learn from that. Now I feel enough better to start doing things but I'm going to try not to start too many or too fast. This video is really helpful.

You are a wise young lady. About 3 months ago, I decided to quit working. It has been a brutal 2 years. Slowing down has been good for me. I have intentionally spent a lot of time alone. Healing. I have learned a lot about myself and am enjoying this new journey. Thank you for sharing your experience! 😊

People experience "burnout" because they keep looking at what others are doing. Focus on your own life and your own path. If you do this, you will never get off track of your own journey.

I've just started my journey to slow living and I'm slowly noticing positive changes! Thanks for this video ❤

I have been sort of forced to start living slower due to a combination of developing a chronic illness and being laid off of work..and it has been sooooo goid for me. I don't want to go back to the way I lived before, I will take this with me into my life now. I agree with what someone else said in the comments that a lot of it probably has to do with how we feel we should be from what we see on media..its just not true. Resting, living simpler and slower lives and finding beauty and joy in some of the things we might take for granted in life unless we had slowed down and noticed them in a different way, all of this has brought so much peace to me and added so much more value to my life and the things that do actually matter. Not things, and rushing around trying to keep on top of everything and maintain something that was stressing me out. Now I'm actually enjoying my experience❤

pure compassion is the door to self realisation self liberation , awakening

Just found you through a friend who sent me your video. Definitely been inspired by the slow living as I’m surviving chronic stress episodes from last year after losing my mom in 2022. This is what I want. I can’t control it all, I can’t stick to an incredibly planned routine, I don’t want to get crazy about some of the things people go crazy for. Keep the good content pls :)

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of your mom. Sending you so much love. Thank you so much for being here - I resonate entirely with what you said and hope to be able to provide value as I keep learning

@katherinecampbell775

4 ай бұрын

Beautiful message ❤

I am pausing a minute in, and I just want to say I have been living like this for YEARS. This rhythm of push-push-push, then crash. I felt your feelings and words in my soul.

I've had sickening, debilitating, rock-bottom feelings recently for the exact same reasons, and came to the same conclusions: I have everything I need, I am rich with friends family pets good food etc, why am I so miserable? Because I'm too busy; doing what? things that make me feel productive/thrifty, but don't actually bring me joy or allow me to spend quality time with the people I love. How am I too busy to make a phone call to my parents?? The answer is I'm not! I have too many [productive] hobbies and not enough downtime for the actual important things in life. Seeing your video is kind of validating and putting into words how I've evaluated my life, so I'm grateful I found it!

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

So good to know!! I've heard such good things about Shark - it honestly may just come down to what Costco has in stock hahaha

In 2017 I tried and failted twice to take my life, and then experienced heavy alcohol abuse that turned into full vlown alcoholism. Recovery from that period of life FORCED me to slow down. I was forced to go on medical leave (a blessing in disguise), forced into intensive outpatient therapy, forced to slow down. It felt life ending. I mean, my life DID end. But now in 2024, my life is drastically for the better in most ways and its because I allowed myself to slow down. And the slow life that I have now, although embarrasingly humble, is no longer one that I want to end.

I think the irony in feeling more productive now, is that your priorities shifted and you are doing things that fulfill you so you want to do them, and reducing your clutter allows you extra time to focus on those things. Thanks for being YOU!

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

so so true and well put - thank you!!

This is the first video of yours that I've watched, first I've seen on my feed, and although I've been living what I thought was a slow life, this video made me realise that I still have that mindset of how my value and worth is tied up in how productive I am. I am a homesteading, home-educating, home-making mother so there's only so much I can slow down before everything grinds to a halt, children and animals starve and there's more poop than anyone can deal with! But what I've always struggled to implement is that crucial time for myself, to find joy and peace. Productivity methods do help me and I'm constantly revamping my routines because no matter how hard I try I always reach a point where it all falls apart and I hit burnout. But maybe that's because what was lacking was the peace in between to help me reset enough to keep going. I really appreciate your video and look forward to seeing more :-)

“I feel like I’ve been in the state of trying to play catch-up for a long time but I don’t even know what it is I’m chasing”. Thank you for sharing this. I’ve been dealing with burn out too and this resonated with me profoundly! Good luck with your journey!

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for this comment. I'm so glad it resonated! Best of luck for you as well!

This is really encouraging. I think a lot of us are feeling the pull to slow down, rest, and focus on what's essential. Thanks for humbly putting yourself out there!

@poetsgarden1

4 ай бұрын

yes

Slow living...I desire that so much!! I'm 71 and retired and hope to figure out how to do that someday. To be like a kid again -- having time to just BE. Thanks for sharing your story.

Love this vlog! While I’m very grateful for the life I have and having all the things that many other people around the world do not, but I’ve come to a realization life is passing by in a blink of an eye because we are so distracted by fast paced living that we cannot escape of where a week feels like a day and a year feels like a month and next thing you know, it’s a new year. ❤

You've just said out loud EVERYTHING I'm feeling!!!! Wow !!! Thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Love from Yorkshire England xx

Thank you for your openness!

Thank you for this video! I really needed it ♥

What a wonderful video. Thank you so much for the inspiration ❤

Truly such a lovely video that deeply resonated with me ❤ I truly love this change in your content!

This makes me think of the phrase "Festina Lente" or "Make Haste Slowly" which is about putting every effort toward pursuing the things you're after, but doing so properly, and letting the process take the appropriate time.

This video showed up just in time I needed ❤ thank you so much ❤

Peaceful productivity is my new absolute favourit term :)

So true and a real encouragement to slow down and take time to enjoy the journey😀

Hi I just want to say how much your videos have helped me! I love them

You touched my heart. I totally resonate with your words. Yes, today is a good day to have a good day. 😊

This video was wonderful!! It really helped me on my journey right now

You worded that struggle so perfectly. It’s exactly the way I’ve been feeling for much too long. Thank you for this❤️

This is my first of your videos. I did like it-virtually and literally-and subscribe. This impacted me and made a real "light bulb" style connection in my mind. Thank you for being so honest and so vulnerable in sharing such deep thoughts and feelings. I will surely be mulling this around for a while. Really, thank you.

Thank you for honesty and transparency. Refreshing 💜

I’m a fairly new subscriber, but I already feel like I’ve been here forever. I had a traumatic event happen in my life back in November 2023. Since then, I’ve moved back in with my parents temporarily and started trying to live more intentionally and purposefully. Your videos are so raw and beautiful, and I hope to find peace in my life as I follow your journey too. ❤

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

wow, thank you so much for this! i'm so sorry to hear you've been going through it. excited for your journey, and i'm so so glad that you're here!!

Your video really resonated with me. Thanks for sharing, good luck to us all ❤

Im feeling like I need to slow down and really think about what I want in the long run for a while now, the most stressful part is financial, I’m alone, I don’t have a financial support sistem but I really hate my job and want to do something else but the money always gets me, I feel like dying but the prospect of not being able to take care of myself also is terrifying

Obsessed with this! A good reminder in a busy season of my life right now 🥰

I’ve currently taken on slow leaving, specially for the reason you mentioned and I’m glad I ran into this video, Thank you 🙏🏼

The first video of yours that I’ve come across. This resonated strongly! Looking forward to learning more from you about slow living and mending the nervous system after being anxious/stressed for so long

Your journal entry really struck a chord with me. “I just feel like I’m never there…and I’m tired.” I can so relate to that. There’s comfort in knowing it’s not just me.

Thank you for sharing from your heart and soul. I am exactly in the same spot you used to be in. So badly it just hurts and I could and do cry. I just can't handle it all. So much to do constantly. I'm not enjoying life at all. Please keep giving us tips. Thank you so so much!

What a great message. I went through this same journey a couple years ago - in my early 50s. So pleased you are finding this out at your age. And hope other young people will see this.

Thank you for sharing your story. This was so accurate for me. I’m at the point of what path do I want to be on. Subscribed. ❤

omg - that diary read - that is me! Exactly!!! I just cried. Except I don't know how to get out. I work full-time and take care of my elderly mother. My to-do list isn't even mine. But at least I am not alone. Thank you.

This came into my feed - not something I would normally watch but intrigued by "slow living" and the non-stop demands of living in a digital world - the "we change and evolve slowly..." that makes sense even though we are messaged to push to extremes.

There's a humility and vulnerability that comes across in your video, and a gratitude felt, you're being kind to your process, you're feeling the pain in life with less suffering (perhaps), this is so great, I'm a new subscriber, thank you, let's build a slow quiet community!

Thank you so much! I love your message and you make so much sense

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

ahh thank you!!

I just happened across your video tonight & I’m so glad I decided to watch it. This past summer I experienced this similar type of burnout, just always firing on all cylinders, stressed & anxious, even if something was exciting. I felt guilty for feeling this way b/c I knew I was so lucky to be in such a position, but I just wanted everything to slow down. In the last couple of months of 2023, I decided to do a social media detox as well, signing off all my accounts & even deleting some that just didn’t serve any purpose to me anymore. Since then it has helped me to hone in on the parts of life that I wanted to be there for, to truly take in the experiences. It has made my life so much more peaceful, helped me reevaluate where my priorities lie in terms of academia, & hopefully I will be able to integrate parts of slow living into how I handle my school work. I hope a boring, peaceful year to you, & to everyone that has read this comment 🤍

Thank you for saying all the things you said in this video.

Loved this! So happy and proud of you for taking this leap of faith! I felt the Lord tug me in this direction last year. I retired from my well paying and excruciatingly stressful career, accepted a much more modest lifestyle and I have never felt better. NOW I am free! Spoiler alert: “financial” freedom” is a lie. It’s not free at all. It consumes your time, your family, your health, your sleep and your peace of mind.

yes feeling the same...i have been also in circle of burnouts and rest etc ...but this time it came down a lot in my body and caused me some health and mental problems too...mainly crusing down my nervous system...it is not quite easy state to be at, but just know it is time to change my life step by step...thanks for great video :) ...and wishing good luck to everyone who is dealing with something right now...

Thank you for the video. I'm 39, my life has been very goal orientated, fitness fanatic, overly strong work ethic, eternally too busy. Out of nowhere ended up in hospitalised this week. I've taken this as a sign to slow right down. Realign priorities. I realised I'm doing far too much and why, so seeing this video having been like yourself with constant burnouts is further solidifying my strong will to change. Thank you

I went to go like your video and I saw you had 17k+ as you were saying you were close to 15k and I’m so happy you were able to reach it your energy seems so calm and pure ❤

Cant recommend enough the digital detox idea you did! It helped me slow down a lot too.

It helps to get ourselves off our minds and help others in need. It’s miserable only focusing inward or comparing to others’ fake lives.

I loved this video so much!! so peaceful and grounding. Thank you for the reminder that our nature is to live a slow intentional life, and for sharing how that looks like for you. It's funny that you said that you did a 30 day tech detox, I was just thinking about not consuming content as much as possible for 90 days. I did this with TV shows and TV in general because I was spending so much time with that and it was the best thing I have done.

Great analogy of life!

Thank you for sharing. I am also applying slow living into my life, it helps my life become better.

Just found you, recommended channel. What a truly great message. It made me think how I also want to create a simpler life for myself and my family. I’m older, and I feel tired more easily these days. My to do list can overwhelm me and I feel like a failure, like I have to get everything done on schedule or I’m not successful and deserve a rest. Throwing that mindset out the window…. I’m going to create a more peaceful routine to get things done and be intentional to enjoy the process, even in the mundane. Attitude and perception is the mental game. I want more peace in those areas, so I will focus on that new mindset and be kinder to my older myself. I will let go, take a deep breath, and make today a new, slower minded day. And work on new routines to support that. Thank you for your video. It truly resonated with me, and I feel more peace at this moment. I’m happy that you, as a young person, have figured this out sooner rather than later. Blessings to you and your new lifestyle. I wish you the best.

im so proud of you for standing up and going against yourself and your own tips such a powerful women

This is really fantastic ❤. I’m 59 and just learning this now. Love love love❤❤❤❤💕💐

I love this message. I'm trying to slow down when I go out to take pictures and be in the moment. I usually have a clock in my head telling me about the things I can be doing at home. I have been selling or giving away things I don't use. I wish you all the best!!! I think of everything as a journey so if I slip up one day, I can get on track tomorrow instead of beating myself up for failing. ❤ One step at a time, it really makes sense.

My year has seasons, and though I’m in one of the busiest seasons, I make time for stillness within it, and it fuels me. Love how you remind me, that “being”… Has to fuel my doing.

We love you, Anika! You’ve been doing amazing progress. You inspire me to do better ❤

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

ahh, thank you so much!

This is the first video of yours I’ve seen, it really resonated with me. I’ve had my own small business for around 10 years, which in theory sounds great but I am exhausted. I feel constant pressure from my clients, and I find it really hard to set boundaries and say no. I’m trying to adopt a more ‘slow living’ mindset but feel trapped by my work. If I leave my phone for a day, I have around 15 messages to respond to the next day. It’s like I’ve created a beast that I can’t stop! Anyway, I’m a new subscriber and look forward to watching more videos!

Great message!

Wow! How wise to see and feel and recognize that who you are was buried in the world and how courageous to take the radical steps to change it. Thank you for being so vulnerable and sharing your story. Bravo to you!

I'm glad i've found this youtube channel!

I'm feeling the way you were!

I’m looking forward to more slow living and gentle productivity content. 💖

Love this video style, keep up the great work!!

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

thanks!!

I've been slow living for about three years now and I finally feel like I've met myself freee of the labels, of a corporate career, partner etc. I do so much more living now and feel so much healthier, balanced and funnily enough, with all the extra bandwidth available, I'm picking up on this pretty awesome sixth sense, call it female intuition if you will, or maybe its my age (39 and damn is this an empowering age. You just stop caring what people think.) I can read rooms, people, relationships, weather, maps, locations etc so much better! I'm shocked at how often my intuition is spot on and the more I trust it the more proactive I get and the more living I do. It's remarkable. I'm about to move to Tasmania and buy some rural property and get even more in touch with nature and off grid living. I feel so capable now and ready to learn, survive and enhance community. My income will be halved, but my living expenses will be about 4 x cheaper and the interest I wont have to pay the bank is more again. Shedding labels we place on ourselves or have placed upon us (particularly by family) is SO powerful. So thank you for sharing your story with us. You're growing and evolving and we see and appreciate you. PS if anyone ever tells you you're not ambitios enough or lazy for wanting to live slowly, just smile and say everything is going to be okay. 🙂

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

Wow, thank you so much for sharing your story!! This is so inspiring and exciting to read - I can't wait to see what 3 years of slow living for you. Best of luck with your new adventure, that sounds amazing!

I really like the idea of a channel about healthy productivity!!! I usually have two burnouts a year, so this would really be useful for me

thank you for this. I had to quit my band because it was causing me significant stress and pain, and that ended up causing the others to experience the same because of my issues... I felt so guilty that they could all handle working/school/the band and I could only handle a bit of school and the band. getting it out of my life may have ruined my relationship with music, but now i have time to rest, heal from burnout, and not feel the pressure of productivity every week.

You are doing great! Just do what is best for you - I wish you all the best!

I've come across this video as I feel my life needs a reset. I cried during your intro and explanation of your burnout cycle. That's me now. Mic drop! Thank you for sharing. I'm ready to make positive changes to my life to help get my anxiety under control.

I just found your channel and this is me in every way. Trying to find who I I’m and living a more slow life. Can’t wait to see some of your other videos. Christie

Thank you for this, I am in the process of figured out how to live slow life and be productive. I felt like I have been burned out for years and most days I am always trying to figure out how to, "Get back on track" knowing that is not really what I really want. Trying to figure it what to do to move forward.

Loved this! It resonates with me a lot ❤

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

I'm so glad!! Thank you!

Thank you for this incredible, valuable and beautiful video. I've hit a level of burnout that I thought I was going to die. The amount of hard work and dedication met with immensely disproportional results made me lose myself completely. I was so focus on my enormous dreams that I lost track of who I was being. It didn't matter who I was being, what really matted was to reach my goals. I didn't reach any and lost myself on the way. Now I'm learning to love myself and accept where I am in a so much more profound way. I still dream the big dreams but it's not worth it to lose ourselves on the way. And just like you said, Anika, this phase is being incredibly humbling for me too. And this is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing this video.

Thank you❤ i feel the same as you!

Wow I happened upon your video and I started listening while in a state of overwhelm. I can totally relate and listening to you I almost started crying. Your video hit hard and close to home. I am so appreciative that you shared your story. Thank you.

Thank you so much for this. There are so many people out there - me included - who just need to know it’s okay to want to slow down. Especially when their whole identity and sense of purpose has been based around achieving.

@poetsgarden1

4 ай бұрын

purpose...yes but it isnt always easy to find it...

Thank you so much for this

You are pure gold, thank you for sharing. I’m on a very similar journey this past year and into the new year. 🙏🏻

@anikajgreen

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your comment!! Glad you are here and cheering for you!

Thank you for the reminder. :)

This is THE exact video i needed to see right now, also married with kids but a longing for a slower life, ive completely burnt out since new year, i felt like trying to diet and have it all was the tip of the iceburg i didnt need. This week my body has completely stopped me in my tracks with illness, so ive had no choice but to slow down. Eagerly anticipate how to actually navigate this now ❤