Why I’m over high-society & luxury life

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[AnnaBeyOfficial]

It feels good to talk about this... Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!

[nourelhoudabouzaffara]

You have changed so much Anna, and good for you! I remember one day watching an interview with Gisele Bündchen and she said something that stuck with me until this day " The quality of your life is defined by the quality of your relationships"...

[lauraleroy]

I have been following you for years and it wasn't for the luxury / material life advice but because you uplift women and help us gain more confidence and grace.

[philiptoups]

Thank you for this video. I'd like to share that my grandmother had little money. But she was the richest person I knew. She was loved by everyone and had literally hundreds of friends. She sewed her own clothes and was always beautifully dressed. Fabric was given to her or she bought fabric on sale or at clearance price. She always wore a brooch, her most expensive $10. Her makeup was from a drugstore. She grew her own vegetables and was an incredible Cajun cook. She also grew flowers from seeds and gave flower arrangements to everyone for their birthdays. She always had an open front door. All you had to do was knock, and she invited you in for a cup of coffee and cake. She would educate herself by reading her neighbors' newspapers a day or two after they were delivered. She didn't have a car, so she walked to church or to the store (but someone always scooped her up for a ride). She was a beloved mother, grandmother and friend. Being poor is a state of mind. She was not poor at all, but extremely rich. She lacked for nothing. As a young boy, I always aspired to be half the person my grandmother was. Confident. Being happy with what I have versus what I don't have. My grandmother taught me to always leave the house "put together". That doesn't mean expensive or designer, just well dressed. After all, she said, looking classy doesn't require spending a lot of money. She was way ahead of her time. Recycling and repurposing second-hand clothing, furniture, and items for her home. Her house was very warm and welcoming. She had a beautiful yard... reviving plants that people would throw away. She was a wonderful dinner party host because she had fun and believed nothing is perfect, so she had a very laissez faire attitude. I miss her dearly, and I am the man I am today because of her. I've never felt societal pressure to be anything other than my grandmother's grandson. I've often heard that money doesn't buy happiness. My grandmother is a testament. Thank you again for this video.

[btwthblood]

You're getting older. This is one of the things that I have enjoyed about getting older. You are figuring out what the most important things are in life. My husband of 37 years passed unexpectedly, and that taught me so many things about finding joy in the simple things.

[ratgirl]

Success is living life on your own terms.

[courtotron]

I’m only 28, but I came to this sort of conclusion back in my early 20s and I’m glad I had this realization at such a young age.

[anmolthakur]

This is so impressive. I am so impressed. She is so impressive. She's always true to herself. When she was into luxury she was true to that self and true to her viewers about it. Now that she's evolving in a different direction, she's so vocal about it as well. Impressive!

[rae]

Bravo Anna 👏 being a classy lady is one thing, but there comes a point where you lose yourself, lose authenticity, lose sight of what actually matters etc..

[margaretwhitt]

“It’s not that special “ REALLY sums it up! I pursued a career in the 80s and 90s and realized it was empty. I did it because of societal pressure. My best life started when I became a mom at 42. 🥰

[headless.scents]

Anna needs a standing ovation, seriously. Her thought processes and way of behaving is the epitome of elegance - a balance of being aspirational and being grounded internally👏

[Upliftingverses]

"Life is more than what we possess; it's shaped by our heart." - Proverbs 4:23

[LaChicaconSuerte-]

Rejecting superficiality and materialism really helps to see what matters in life much more clearly. Also, yes, being selective about who you associate with and who you are influenced by as well as where you get your information from and how you spend your time.

[Wolfiefofinha]

She is definitely going through a spiritual awakening and im so proud of her!
I used to criticize the way she is pushing woman and how they have to be in society but now all i can say Bravo! We need more people talking about mental health and self development!

[LS-qwez]

As a longtime viewer I’ve noticed a change toward more hobbies, more humor, and more authenticity. It’s been wonderful to watch your content, and also to see you grow happier and more true to yourself. You have helped me “level up” in material ways, but even more so in my attitudes and values. Thank you for creating this channel, Anna❤

[larabardot]

Anna you look STUNNING with this shorter hairstyle and warm blonde color, your hair looks so healthy 😍 Thank you for providing insight on this, I’m sure it’ll make a lot of people introspect and reevaluate their lives 💕

[kerenstar]

The scales from your eyes have been peeled. I am truly glad for you, Anna. Life is a spiritual journey, preparing us until we cross over to eternity. God bless you 🙏🌻

[caravb]

I have always known this. I generally refuse to pay high prices for designer goods. I think wealth is more to do with how you feel, kindness and love. Money attracts predators and sometimes danger xxx

[TraciLMiller]

1. Your hair looks fantastic 2. What you want will always change and you will grow because of it. "Society" is an illusion

[transphotography]

I love this. You have arrived. You even look better and more naturally beautiful. Your previous videos contain valuable content, but your current state is the evolution of having gone through all of that and finally seeing the light. You are amazing. Hurray for you! 🎉