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Thank you for watching and thank you to Legacybox for sponsoring. Click my link https://legacybox.com/jenniferscott to get 55% off your Legacybox when you enter code JENNIFERSCOTT at checkout. I would love to know… what advice would you give to your younger self? Let us know in the comments. I look forward to reading your notes. Love always, Jennifer
Let me unlock the mystery. 4+2=6 …666 is the Mark of the Beast. It's not a good number. Satan always loves to use this number in more ways than one in plain sight. The Freemasons wear 33 on each piece of sash around their neck. 33=33=66. Again, multiples of 3 and 6.
You look exactly the same now as you did then! You have a timeless beauty, Jennifer! š·
I love this deeper conversation, associating spring cleaning on a physical level with releasing long held ideas or beliefs that no longer serve. Unloading the ballast as we keep moving forward on this journey of life. No longer weighed down and burdened by these inherited and learned behaviors and beliefs.
You are an amazing woman, Jennifer. A very classy lady.
This was powerful for me. Thank you. I need to and will rewatch again and again. I am 44 and have six children, my youngest just turned one and I feel I am running into burnout. I have high expectations for myself and canāt do it all. Great advice. I often think of myself as a young girl and wonder what she would think of who I am today. It makes me want to honor her by not giving up my identity in the process of motherhood and adulthood. I also have some videos I was just wanting to digitalize and am excited to do so!
Never react. Stay calm. Be in control.
I'm struggling to find the person I am now! Hopefully I will find her soonš
This was beautiful- thank you. I needed to hear this before I give birth to my first child and celebrate my first year of marriage. I can no longer call myself an artist or a dancer in the way that I used to, but tip no. 9 stuck out to me: "I am always making art." ā¤
Dear Jennifer, I loved this video and it moved me so much. You are beautiful, inside and out. I am grateful for your work! I believe our lives are our works of art. Thank you for sharing and inspiring us with your amazing works of art.
Such a beautiful video, very thought provoking. ā¤
I loved this video! So neat seeing footage of you when you were younger! Great message!
Number twelve: when you get the chance, go to Paris!
The year I 42 was one of my best years since my youngest son was born that year. Thanks for the thoughtful video. I needed it today.
I love the way that you so realistically and somewhat bluntly named the activity (cleaning surfaces), and got a chuckle out of it, but never labelled the worker (housewife etc.). Christ got joy out of service, and elevated himself in the process (foot washing).
I would add: enjoy this moment, it will never come again. Donāt worry, 99% of the things we worry about will never come to pass. If they do, remember āthis, too, shall passā. I worried for years about my Momās serious health problems and that I couldnāt bear her dying. But she died last June, and I am ok. Even such bitter grief doesnāt endure longer than we can bear.
What a lovely contemplative video. After a tough day yesterday, your reflections and encouragement were timely. Thank and have a joyous Easter.
Oh my gosh, this made me cry in a good wayš
You are so beautiful Jennifer! Please share your sunscreen pick! And youāre the only one I know that cleans your floor boards so vigorously š
Can you share why you no longer considered yourself/or why you chose to leave the acting profession? I feel like many of us keep trying to plug at something that isnāt for us (many times at our detriment), and are not confident enough to know when to walk away. Would you ever consider going back to acting roles?
Also, Iāve realized that youāre my most watched YouTuber! And I watch a few! Pretty regularly! ā¤ always look forward to your videos
"That's me with all the hope and potential of what I'd become already stored in me." So beautifully expressed.š You have touched my 64 year old heart. God bless you.
I see so much of myself in you at times. But I have to tell you, you are brave and courageous. I wanted to do school plays but was too self conscious. I wanted to travel but was too apprehensive. I have a daughter now and I am trying to make a point to not pass on my timidness about making bold choices. Lucky for her she already seems far more outgoing and bold!
Thanks!
Jennifer thank you for sharing with us your lifeās journey thus far and your insights. You have taught me thatās itās ok to love and appreciate beautiful things. That it is not a luxury but a necessity for living a well lived life. Especially in these tough times, itās easy to just live in āsurvivalā mode so I appreciate you helping me take the time to literally and figuratively smell the roses along the way. Sometimes, it seems there are no roses at all. Thank you and your channel for reminding us that theyāve been there all along and to take the time to admire their beauty and aroma.
Dear Jennifer, I was moved to tears by your beautiful video, your testimony and journey of becoming. As you so elegantly put, you are set apart, and all greatness is already inside of you. Thank you for reminding us all the legacy you are leaving for your children and putting into them itās truly powerful and you can see the hand of our Maker in your life and thereās a blessing to you and your family!
I loved everything about this video! It made me very emotional!! I love your perspective! Thank you! ā¤
This is really beautiful, Jennifer ā¤
Dearest Jennifer, what a truly beautiful, heartfelt and wise video. It melted my heart. As massive Douglas Adams fans here – my husband and I both had (more than usual) celebratory BirthDays and had our children write comic things about our idiosyncrasies. It turned out less comic and more teary because it is some kind of magical age. Thank you for sharing your vulnerability and younger self, it was beautiful to watch! Love to you and your family ā¤
I started crying after approx. 5 minutes… Beautiful video Jennifer… ā¤
This is the most touching video Jennifer. Thank you for sharing.
It reminds me of my younger self too. š
The journey never ends
Your videos encourage me and calm me so very much. Thank you.
Jenniferā¦this was absolutely beautiful. I loved the look back and the thought of spring cleaning in oneās life. And you were so cute. Loved it!
Thankyou! Such a beautiful video, I'm going through a tough time and this really touched me x