My Dad's Life Lessons for Success and Happiness
This video is close to my heart 🌸 Although my dad's and my relationship isn't perfect, my dad has taught me some of the most important things in my life.
He's taught me how to succeed in a strange world, how to be compassionate and patient, and how to believe in myself - and so much more. In this video, dedicated to my dad, I'm sharing my favorite tips from my dad. All my dad's best life advice, and I hope they can be useful to you too!
Wherever you are in life, these life advice always help keep me grounded and remember what matters most in life. Thanks so much for watching!
00:00 Intro
00:16 Least amount of effort
01:20 Zero dollars!
02:30 Getting a new job
03:15 Handling criticism
03:56 Ignore stupid rules
05:0 Children
05:47 Chores
07:20 Don’t listen to adults
08:20 DIY
08:54 Being a girl
09:41 Kids can do anything
10:24 Don’t do it the hard way
11:41 Respect
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Your dad sounds like an amazing parent! It is clear to me that your dad raised you to be a strong, independent individual. He taught you that you could do whatever you wanted in life and nothing would hold you back.
Thank you! So true :)
You're dad is a very intelligent person and he brought up a very intelligent daughter love you're intelligent videos
Thank you so much!
You have the Best Dad! He is indeed wise. He gave you so much confidence to be the wonderful woman you are. Thanks Dad! A few of things he taught you I plan to use for my grandchildren. Thanks Saga.
I do! Thanks so so much ❤
Your dad's 80% rule is true. Your example about reading in class instead of asking for more really highlights ANOTHER reason why Swedish life/education is so great. You'd never have that opportunity in British education unless prescribed in the lesson.
Oh that is so different, yes! I'm very happy about the education we get!
With all due respect, your father was quite handsome. 😮 you learned amazing things from him. 😊 Hugs! ❤
Haha ❤😊 Thank you!
Hej! Thank you! Have a good weekend! Keep smiling!
Thanks, you too!❤
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You had such a great dad growing up!! ❤ My parents taught me the opposite but I thought like your dad. I was shamed for thinking like that because I was out spoken about my thoughts.
I did ❤ And I'm so sorry to hear that, it mustn't have been easy!
@@SagaJohannaThank you for sharing this video. It really touched my heart. There are people out there who are gentle, caring and wise. I feel, you have made him very proud by living these principles. 💛
Thank you Saga i will watch a few times as there is a lot of content. Our problem was that influence from Peers and society became much stronger than parents influence as our Son got older. It depends on the characters. Worked with you but not everyone. ❤
Oh yes that is hard. I think my dad was quite worried about me when I was a teenager and in my early 20's.... It takes time ❤
Saga, great video! I love how your dad taught you these valuable life lessons! So few people are taught this in this fashion, through love. Like you said, 'Not through fear!' (Not an exact quote.)
Thank you so much. I agree, I wish we could teach more love all around! ❤
Thank you for sharing these insights into your life. I find different cultures fascinating, and we can all adopt best practices and useful ideas.
Your dad looks so much like your husband in those pictures. ❤
Hahah, yes it is slightly frightening lol ❤ At least I can relax knowing they're literally from the opposite sites of the world!
Your dad is so wise and you're a grear daughter of him❤😊.
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I do believe that the keyword that came up so many times in your lessons was "confidence." This is something that I really lacked when I was young, and took me until nearly middle age before I really felt confident in who I am. My parents were very loving, but my dad, while he was very wonderful in so many ways, such as teaching me how to swim, taking me ice skating, and being about the best provider any child could ever hope for, he could sometimes be critical in his words. In America, most children grew up with the saying "Sticks and stones shall break my bones but words will never hurt me!" This saying is so not true, especially if we come into the world as a sensitive soul. I am very grateful for my own father in so many ways, and so the only reason I would say anything is to help others to realize how much bearing our words can have on others, especially children, and the more sensitive among us. We all need to practice kindness, and that is one thing that my father and mother both taught so well, so I am ever thankful for that! 🙌 I'm glad that your father taught you so well, and that is probably why you are beaming with confidence, and are so far ahead of your years in so many ways with your wisdom. I know I've said this before, but it's so true! I love that you try to help other people the way you do Saga! 🤗💖
Thank you so much for sharing your story! I think it is great to share, even negative stories, when they can help others and ourselves! ❤❤❤
Wow those are some amazing ways to live life. Super eye opening and gives me a whole new prospective on life, especially parenting. I'm very strict and expect a lot from my children but, maybe I shouldn't be. I let them play and be kids but, when I have to repeat the same thing every single day it gets very frustrating when they don't listen... Even with this new prospective I'm not really sure what the best solution is. I know you don't have any children but, any thoughts on that specific scenario? I feel like it may just be "normal" for kids, I know I wasn't like that as a kid but, I'm far from "normal". I really enjoy your videos, especially this one. This video is really going to help me chance my life in many ways. Will definitely watch this video many times to stay on track and remind me of these rules to live by.
Sehr wundervolles, beseeltes Video! Sehr wunderschöne Erziehung und Vater- Tochterbeziehung! Wunderschön❤
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I love this 🩵
Your Dad seems like a wonderful father and actually must have been because you are so kind and wonderful. Thank you for sharing!😊
Thank you for watching and commenting ❤
You are lucky to have such a wise dad, and he is lucky to have a daughter smart enough to listen.
Thank you ❤❤
Sounds like your father got his philosophy sorted out quite early in his life, excellent,
Thank you! :)
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Wonderful video, thank you for sharing what you learned from your Dad. Thank your Dad from us for helping to make another high quality human.
Thank you so much!
Imiss my dad but his long gone
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Sounds like you have a great dad. Where did your dad learn this from? Were his parents the same or are these parental principles ingrained in Swedish culture?
Thanks! I think a little bit of both!
She must have had a very good father. On the other hand her mother " betrayed" her.