Nostalgia For The Future

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29 күн бұрын

Day 184
The Documentation Continues
Hi guys. Andrew here. I’m a 20 year old from Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. I’m doing this thing where I’m filming myself every single day until I die. I’m just documenting what my takeaways are during the day or what i thought stood out. Currently not doing this for money because the video is probably too shit to monetise considering I don’t put any effort to edit them. But I do believe it comes of more authentic when it’s unedited. Which is something I think is missing in today’s world since everyone is so focused on looking their best on social media. (Nothing wrong with that, I do that too lol) But some people take it a little too far. I don’t know when this is going to end. I don’t even have a name for this project lmao. But I just know I’m going to try my best to keep it going. And keep it for posterity maybe in the future. But yea, let’s see how longer it lasts. Thanks for reading till the end. Bless you and have a great day/night wherever you are from:)
P.S: Oh yea and I might change this message as time passes, I am human and I might change lol.
DM me on IG while I’m still on the come up :) : keat_tung
Last but not least, all these videos would not be of good quality without the help of Patrick

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@macaroon147 26 күн бұрын

Hey Andrew

@macaroon147 26 күн бұрын

I've always been on the Nostalgia train like you, and I still am, it's the main driver of my music making passion. Knowing what I know now at 29, I'd say sure be nostalgic but also just have fun with life and don't take it seriously, go traveling alone or learn to skateboard etc. all of these things you'll be nostalgic about later and be like wow I've come a long way. Don't get too wrapped up in the past or the future. Letting go, is most potent practice in my human experience because it opens the door life, right now.

@drewthings4100 25 күн бұрын

hey man, that's an interesting insight. Thanks for sharing!

@Zeinab183 24 күн бұрын

That’s so true. I was so stuck in the past wanting to experience it again and being a child again. And I ,,wasted“ my time. It’s actually a really great message what you mentioned. Looking forward to the future and living in the present is something that we should do. Sometimes it’s good to look back to those memories, but we shouldn’t be sad that it’s over, I think we should be grateful that we experienced those memories. Focusing on the present, and living it with a open mind is something that every person should learn. I took great advice from ur video thanks!

@drewthings4100 23 күн бұрын

yes exactly! Thank the past (even if it was negative) and use it to have a better present & future. Probably easy for me to say, but i guess i can only help those that want to be helped.