European Tour, US Visa, Eiffel Tower: A Month in the Life of a Belarusian Entrepreneur

[00:27] And they even bothered me a bit at this border, probably because it was my first visa, they questioned me there, although everyone else at home had let me through without any problem. Here. Well, there is no awareness at all that we are in the European Union. Now the task is to find a place

[00:44] to sleep. Here. And in the morning we'll sort out everything else. journey. Well, not much, a few weeks. We start it from here, from

[00:56] Vilnius. Overall, it's a really tough vibe. This is my first time in Europe. I get a lot of new emotions from the architecture of the people, everything that happens. And I think that on our route, and ours is an interesting one, it’s first Lithuania, then

[01:11] France, then Poland, and perhaps something else further. In general, I will experience an immeasurable amount of new red light here. It's been a while since we've had a vacation like this, and I doubt this will be

[01:25] anything like it, but we intend to work minimally. [music] There's a lot to drink, and we're taking you with us and we're going to show you everything we're going to show you everything we're going to do here. So let's go.

[01:38] do here. So let's go. [music] flight awaits us. This will be a flight to [music] Milan. There will be a transfer there. And then we will Milan. There will be a transfer there. And then we will fly to Paris. Here. Ugh.

[01:57] will show everything. [music]

[02:09] So we're sitting at the Milan airport, waiting for a connection to Paris, and we just find out that the concert, for [music] which we had planned the whole trip, has just been cancelled. Moreover, they don’t write the reason. The

[02:23] dude. Our emotions don't even make it clear how to react. Well, I'll put the tower on air in the evening. It’s also a sin to complain, as if [the music] was bought and a visa was issued for them. There are no

[02:38] bought and a visa was issued for them. There are no emotions yet, probably because I don’t have enough sleep. [music] Anyway, for about five hours I’ve been sitting here just working, and this man is sleeping. And now we [music] are reflecting on

[02:53] how I manage to do this. And when he woke up, he said, "Go And when he woke up, he said, "Go now from Vilnius [music] to Paris. Transfer in Milan. And it's 6 or

[03:11] to Paris. Transfer in Milan. And it's 6 or 7 hours. And [music] it was an unbearable 6-7 hours on these chairs, [music] on these ones . It was a great experience, I don't want to repeat it again. I just want to sleep [music] and

[03:26] fly there as soon as possible. Here. And less movement. Preferably from city to city, but as much as possible being in one place.

[03:42] Well, we just arrived in Paris. Paris. [music] It's a sleepless night. There was one or two hours of sleep that I managed to get on the plane.

[03:57] But now there are views like this. Now we'll be strolling around these wonderful little huts with our bags, because we don't have check-in at [music] apartment until 3:00 PM.

[04:09] Here. And now it's morning. But that doesn't make it any less awesome to be here. shoot videos, photos, whatever you want. you want. Holy [ __ ]. [music]

[04:33] Ready. Come on, come on. Two, two. I transferred it. I say something to him with both hands, as if he were Russian. This is the first time I've seen the towers

[04:47] up close. Why don't I look at her now? Can you see her already, Why don't I look at her now? Can you see her already, bro? I'm not watching. I don't know. This is simply something incredible. What is this?

[05:08] observe these views with your own eyes. Well, we just moved in, and just about a day ago, unwashed, with our

[05:22] suitcases, we went out just to walk around, to just walk around in this little walk around in this little drip. Here. And finally, I feel like I don’t have to carry a bag in my hand to

[05:38] meter of the architecture. We're not the most fashionable or hyped up area there, but even here we look and are just amazed at how different everything is. And for these people, this is a base. That is, they live here just like we live in our cities.

[05:52] Here. And it’s great that we can experience all these emotions simply by traveling, seeing some facets of this world. Here. And I'm sure this is just the first day. And then it will open up even more widely, even more interestingly, because according to our

[06:05] interestingly, because according to our plan, we have many different points waiting plan, we have many different points waiting ahead.

[06:22] Notre Dame. Just look at how beautiful it is here. This is architecture. This is all right there in beautiful it is here. This is architecture. This is all right there in front of us, Waterdam. Incredible. And the girls are beautiful, and the architecture is beautiful. Just stay alive

[06:37] . We're racing with this freelance water. freelance water. We're washing our hands here. The goal today is to get L of expienс, take five Instagrams. And

[06:49] one already exists. He already has one. I'm was working. These two guys were the ones who were talking about this protel in a . Five Instagrams. Five Instagrams of girls.

[07:03] French Latinas. That is, everything goes to work. Everything is being processed.

[07:20] floor is dedicated to a different type of art. different type of art. These are the views here in Paris.

[07:47] Well, we did a little shopping in Zarya. We also bought a couple of drawings from the artists' house. Here we go now. Where are we going, broke? A famous Catholic church on the hills. In short, the terrain here is very terrible for feet, I mean

[08:02] exactly that. Well, especially with such bags, due to the fact that we are on our feet all day. But we continue our route. Here.

[08:31] house like this here. There is simply a door in it . We are in no good condition . We go into it. Ladder. This is the entrance. entrance. We come here and find ourselves in the courtyard

[08:45] [music] of this house. This is a purely French courtyard. French courtyard. Bicycles are here. That's all there is to it. Bicycles are here. That's all there is to it. Look at this. We go through here.

[09:00] Parisian. And this is what the Don't look at the mess. In short, in general, in fact, everything is unusual, from the interiors, from the style. The fact that here there are curtains everywhere that hide

[09:15] things there. The bed actually , but it rises up to the ceiling and then some free space appears. Well, in short, there is a lot of everything.

[09:28] This is how the room tour turned out. Apartments for 100-odd euros per month. Oh, a day. There's a small shower here . So, we rented it for 3 days. Well , the third day in Paris. The weather has either

[09:43] gotten worse or, for these countries, one could say, it has improved. So, in short, today I woke up incredibly inspired and thrilled about my life, about what’s happening right now, about the fact that, oh my god, we’re in

[09:56] Paris, I’m 20 years old. I just want to say that I’m grateful to myself for the fact that [music] once upon a time I began to develop, that once upon a time I chose the path of, uh, self-development, self-healing. Here people with baguettes

[10:09] walk along the [music] streets. That’s because I made the decision that some basic, standard, average level [of music] doesn’t suit me, and I want to live differently. And today, from this point, I want to say thank you to myself [music].

[10:25] And perhaps this very ordinary, simple vlog will become motivation for you, and even an incentive to also build your life independently, take it into your own hands and simply take it and turn it around the way you

[10:38] turn it around the way you want. Here. And that's the best I can in a year, for example, or in a couple of years. Thank you, Valentin, for your influence and for showing me how it

[10:53] can be done. So appreciate it. I'm going to the store, I know, some kind of porridge, cereal, something tasty. Here. And it will be another something tasty. Here. And it will be another day in Paris. [music]

[11:13] new drip tip because it’s very cold here. And today we are here.

[11:25] what beauty there is here, just look. Today we are at the [music] Louvre. You can just look at it like this. Lou. Well, and also underground. Now we are just in the Louvre in this very triangle. Just look at how it is

[11:37] triangle. Just look at how it is inside here. just walked past. The Russians just flew in here on dirty ground.

[11:50] The French didn't say a word to us. We just passed by the whole line. We even had a legend that if they asked us, we would say that no

[12:03] one asked us, we were just crossing the line.

[12:18] I think I see something there right now. Right there Okay, there's no way to get to her there. Well, is it just as it's drawn?

[12:31] Well, is it just as it's drawn? It's like seven times my height. This is very harsh. How was all this drawn? How did they hang it there? I just don't understand. Should we move there?

[12:46] I'm just shocked by what's going on here. Yes, very cool. Does the

[13:03] metro in your city look like this? Station was really tough just now, really. We need to go back. I was shocked.

[13:18] Well, we've come to the Efileo Tower again. This time it's more serious. Today up. We are waiting for our turn. We got tickets to the very top today

[13:32] . And we will show you how it is, it And we will show you how it is, it each leg, and they take you to the very top.

[13:51] Tower. You can see the whole city from here. And inside there is a separate shopping separate shopping center. All kinds of souvenirs, and higher elevators, Here. Here, if you look, it’s amazing.

[14:07] And the binoculars are here. In short, the whole of Paris is here. But we will go up there, even higher. It's very scary to have a phone through a hole. Just where we were yesterday, with cover,

[14:20] right there. Holy [ __ ]. We just go up even higher. He's already pricking up his ears. Holy [ __ ]. The height here is the very pricking up his ears. Holy [ __ ]. The height here is the very top of the Eiffel Tower. 280 m. Holy [ __ ].

[14:40] Oh, very high. It's Eiffel Tower. And here is a ranking of the tallest buildings in each country. And

[14:53] here we have Russia, the Stankin Tower, and of course, Belarus. Antenna in the antenna in Kolodich 350 m. By the way, what a tower it is. These are antennas in the well. So keep in mind, yes, don't joke with Minsk. We

[15:08] climbed to the very top of the tower. It's really scary to hold the phone. The altitude here is 300 m. This is

[15:20] top of it. Here's the top of the head. The weather is so London. 1889. This tower was built . Here sits Keifel himself, the

[15:33] . Here sits Keifel himself, the man who designed it. Here he is. It's very cold here.

[15:57] this is a business district. It's like Moscow City here. There in the distance you can see the Tower. There, in that country of Paris, it is generally forbidden to build houses above relatively low altitude to maintain the overall strength of Paris. And here is

[16:13] our new day. We start right here. We have already moved out of the apartment. And We have already moved out of the apartment. And we have a flight tonight. Flight Vilnius. And there's a very interesting thing waiting for us there, which I haven't talked about yet in this

[16:26] vlog, but it's practically one of the only goals after the concert for Little Baby on this trip, which was cancelled. Yes. reason, more than anything else in Paris and everything else, everything else, what awaits us in

[16:41] Vilnius. Therefore, [the music] that we see here and that which we enjoy is just the tip of the iceberg. So now we left our things in the storage room, and today we are walking around Paris all day. Here. Later this night

[16:54] we will have a flight to see him, so we will keep in touch. Do your workouts take place with a view of the Eiffel Tower? Personally, I don't.

[17:06] Now we have arrived at the Luxembourg Gardens. It is very huge. It feels bigger than Luxembourg. It's beautiful here, just look. Very, very lukri, very correct. So,

[17:22] we spend the whole last day walking around Paris. And what I want to say is that we just found a bakery. Now I'll arrange some baguettes or something similar there. What I want to say is that I just go and masterfully say

[17:35] how great it is here, because, well, and Vanya also said that it’s cool that I started my journey through Europe from Paris and the understanding that this is the center, in short, of the kind of Europe that it is considered to be . Here. And I’m probably incredibly happy

[17:51] . You look around and just realize how great it is here and you do beginning of the journey will arrive in Vilnius, Warsaw. Here. This is how beautiful the streets are here. And we came to this bakery.

[18:14] [music] I think it's worth living and working for this moment. This is the last evening in Paris. [music] The last one, so to speak, on this journey. And right now, Pro and I

[18:30] leaning back like this, we looked at this beauty. It all just beauty. It all just travel. Even after 5 days, 5 days in Europe, I feel

[18:46] completely at home here. How? I guess if I were here with the last of the money I saved up for, it probably wouldn't be like that. If I hadn't allowed myself to approach someone, compliment them on the street, or

[18:59] liked her, get her contact information, it probably wouldn't have been like that. If I had met here, this probably wouldn't be the case. I am grateful to you for everything I

[19:12] do, for how I show up. [music] And I think the most important thing And I think the most important thing I've learned here is to never be afraid to ask, because rejection is the worst thing that can happen. But the best thing is that

[19:26] I approached the monolith, I couldn't take photos there, there were restrictions. I'm saying you can take a photo as a worker. This was my dream. He only says quickly. I'm taking a photo [music] of Monalisa. I liked some

[19:39] girl there and took her Instagram. there is one, two, [music] third. And now I’m just standing here and understanding that the person who is watching this now and person who was there a week ago, who was getting ready to go to Europe, was worried,

[19:53] there, was worried that all the bags would be accepted from him there, that they would let him through the border, he is already a different person. And the key thing [music] that I realized is that you most valuable thing we [music] can do is earn money,

[20:06] which we will spend on emotions, on ourselves, on growth, on capital formation and being in such places. Therefore, if I motivate at least one person with life, to earn money,

[20:19] to travel and discover this world for themselves with you, then I will be incredibly happy. In the meantime, we are getting ready to go to the airport to pick up our things and fly to Pilna. Well, we have already moved into the apartment in Vilnius. I want

[20:33] lived in a place like this before and I absolutely love it. Here is the absolutely love it. Here is the main room, the bedroom is right here, and the kitchen is right next to the bedroom. But the most interesting thing is when we go out onto the

[20:46] interesting thing is when we go out onto the balcony right here balcony right here and see this. It's just a little

[21:01] jump right over. And these are the courtyards. Absolutely beautiful. I like it very much. Very cozy. You could just sit here and take off your reels. Let's go for a walk. Get used to the wound, eat. We'll find some horizontal bars and then we'll start

[21:16] getting used to our new city. In short, we have n't said this anywhere yet, but there are 2 days left before applying for an American visa. And now we are reflecting. In [music] 15 minutes there will be preparation for the interview. We will confess to the person who helps us

[21:31] [music] in the presentation. And the most important thing is what we thought about approval and what we came to, accordingly. If not us, then who? If not us, then who? [music] Who will fly to the States to represent Belarus? Just

[21:46] who? Show me this man. We'll do something [music] with it. He do something [music] with it. He will be no more and there will be only us. That think, we'll talk, we'll discuss this

[21:59] topic further, and it will become much clearer what's what , what to say. There is one, two, , a week, and I've already pumped up my [music] and English and can English and can communicate more in it. But, no dopamin, just

[22:12] getting ready. So, well, it was with this look that we held our call with the students. Here. And we just finished it, so now the guys are writing their feedback in the chat here like this .

[22:29] This is how the guys write [music] after-bells. In an hour and a half, we sorted out all the questions they had. Here. And now there is a clear understanding of where we are like to add more context regarding one of the most important goals for us on this

[22:44] entire trip to Europe: applying for an American visa. Just a couple of weeks before the trip, we had an idea: what if we combine business with pleasure and try our luck by preparing and applying for a visa to the States? Although I'm not

[22:57] because we paid a pretty penny to the visa agency. We started preparing, started communicating with GPT, preparing [music] in general our travel ideas and the questionnaires that we will submit. And in general, for all my 20 years that I have

[23:10] me is like flying to the moon. This is something unimaginable and unreal. That's why skeptical about all of this. [music] I just thought, "Why not?" In short, we've been in Vilnius for 3 days now. 3 days spent in front of a laptop screen.

[23:25] This is the first time we've gone out for a walk. And this is the kind of rain that greets us. That's why we are no longer tourists here. Here we just settled into our apartments and worked, so now we have this dopamine rush. We are also moving forward with

[23:38] national food in Vilnius. Let's try Zeppelins. Now we were advised of this place. That's why there's little news from Vilnius, but tomorrow we're applying for a visa, so today we've already been running through possible interview scenarios with the GPT chat

[23:54] . Well, it seems to me that CH GPT is quite kind seems to me that CH GPT is quite kind to us, and tomorrow everything will be much stricter. Here. Well, Ivan booked this

[24:09] Tesla for us today, so we're hitting the streets now. so we're hitting the streets now. Okay, let's here

[24:28] hardest dopamine. These are the right here. So, you were here as a child, and do you

[24:41] order it. Nastya on Senato 12 years ago in the same establishment in 2012, possibly just at this table. That is, here is a white frame and here is this

[24:55] theme, simply in this establishment, in short, they came to the official establishment, or rather, which official establishment with national Lithuanian dishes. Let 's try it. We ordered this net for ourselves, this kind of

[25:09] dirt. It's soup in bread. croutons and cipelins. This is considered a national dish here. Review coming soon. This is how they brought it to us. And the American visa has its own peculiarity.

[25:24] They don't even look at your documents or your application forms. They listen to what you speech and your answers to questions, they will decide whether to grant you a visa or they will decide whether to grant you a visa or not.

[25:42] great. That's where we'll be flying. This means that you don’t have to wait for some detachment for weeks or months. You come to the interview, talk for 10-15 minutes in Russian or English, and they immediately

[25:55] tell you: "Either you pick up your passport tomorrow with an American visa, or they immediately give you your passport and a paper that we can't issue you a visa. Well, that's that very morning. [music] Here our Toyota arrived.

[26:07] And right now we're heading to [music] Visc. Oh,

[26:22] moving on intermittent fasting [music] before an important event. , by the way. Yeah, well, you have to earn breakfast. That's right. That's why [music] we'll tell you everything further. That's why we decided

[26:35] to get into this mess. And now you'll see what it led to. see what it led to. Well, we left.

[26:52] just in line, just hungry. There were different people there. One lady was extremely nice, the other two people. I think, no, in Gaspla not it says that we will give in to them. I think, no, she will come back to us, and

[27:05] we will give in to her. She comes back, says: "Guys, sorry for waiting." We just speak out our reason for the trip, why we are going, what we are doing. And these why we are going, what we are doing. And these last 5 seconds of silence, when

[27:20] last 5 seconds of silence, when she is like: "M, okay, guys, think." You are cleared to travel to America, one puts our passports in a pile.

[27:32] do not show any emotion at all, but we just understand that this is understand that this is it. So far, we still do not see a stamp in the passport, but [laughter] it’s just

[27:56] Harsh. Come on, how are we celebrating? [laughter] Tomorrow we will pick up the visa. Now the folder is empty. Show me, folder, where

[28:08] folder is empty. Show me, folder, where we are, where are our passports, the papers were here just that we are here to pick up the Austria. You can pick up your passport at the entrance to the embassy tomorrow or any day from

[28:22] Tuesday to Thursday, except holidays, at 11:30. If you don't allow paying for your passport by mail, please take a look. It's just dirty. It's just dirty. Well, they just gave us two

[28:34] Well, they just gave us two passports. Now we'll see.

[28:50] Well, [music] guys, we did it simply. Here it is. Here it is in the passport. It's like a new name for the vlog is taking shape. Something completely different, [laughter] which could. [music] That's it, life is

[29:03] which could. [music] That's it, life is over. Well, it's 6:30 in the morning. We're leaving Vilnius for a bus to Warsaw. And I just realized that this is probably one of the coolest [music] apartments

[29:17] we've ever lived in. Not because it's somehow cool there and so on [music] further, because we drove into it without an American visa, but we're leaving [music] American visa, but we're leaving [music] already with her.

[29:33] Well, here we are in Warsaw. [music] We came here to work. We're walking came here to work. We're walking right in the center. reminds me of Moscow in everything: the people, the [music] offices, the atmosphere,

[29:49] probably, but not the weather, because it's really warm here. Some are working in the backyards, some are just going shopping.

[30:05] entrepreneurs right here. We're spending weekdays in Warsaw. A staircase of ten and back

[30:21] just through the center of Lusi [music] on the last of the blood, we're flying in such a cool place. A couple more days [music] in Warsaw, then we'll go to the dug-in and that's it. They're sending me, in short, to start

[30:36] dude, for the subscriber. I don't get it anymore. In short, dug-in for a couple of days. They filmed there The house is really cool, [music] with a view of the mountains. I wonder how well it

[30:51] will match the photos, but this very atmosphere is just to be as to capture as much [music] about the whole trip, about realizations, about that is happening now in projects, at work [music]

[31:05] and about how to push through to the New Year and achieve the maximum result. That's the goal for [music] the next few days. And already, uh, in, in a week I should [music] already be, uh, in Minsk. I will have

[31:18] an event there. I will be performing in Brest for an audience. [music] There will also for an audience. [music] There will also be several important meetings there. Well, and the loved ones. I want [music] to give them a souvenir and I already really miss my

[31:31] family, everything. Therefore, my numbers have grown again [music] in life. It's not a budget for me [music] a shirt and a voice, we will all shoot for a year, maybe a gun, I I've forgotten how to dream, I do [music] take, so I

[31:46] stayed in Zakopane, it's probably one of the best apartments for our entire table, [music] because we bought a huge album where we'll write down plans and

[31:58] goals. And now I'll raise the camera, and you'll understand why we bought it here . Ugh, Ugh, just look

[32:14] But the most interesting thing here is this terrace. I the feeling of some kind of power. [music] And you just stand here, complete

[32:31] Only the wind blows and somewhere in the distance cars drive. You don't even hear it. It's just complete silence. Such a pleasant It's just complete silence. Such a pleasant end to our trip.

[32:46] Zakopane. Things are happening here, things are happening here, things are happening here. Come on, leaf through Things are simply being made here. This is [music] this is worth a million written here? So, basically, we bought a huge album and have been sitting here since 11:00 in the morning.

[33:01] No phones at all [music]. We're just writing plans until the New Year, writing goals, writing moves, everything that needs to be done in order to grow even more and continue, continue, gain momentum. That's why everything in this

[33:16] album, everything that's drawn here, everything that's consumed here, is legendary. And we're doing it with this look. What's so special about this?

[33:30] No, I do n't see it like that. Wow. Wow. I'm just in shock . I just ran. Damn

[33:49] [music] of the forest and the mountains. Here it is fully revealed.

[34:10] driving up the mountain, a sea of ​​conversations, some kind of rap freestyles. And all for the sake of seeing this.

[34:26] probably just worth living to see such beauty. And it's hard to believe that [music] 10 days ago we saw the Eiffel Tower before our eyes. 7 days ago we saw the castles in Vilnius and an American visa. 3 days ago we saw the

[34:40] Warsaw Towers in its center, and now we're just here. And this how one can live, how one can move around with just a backpack on one's shoulders. That's it, you don't need anything else. And you can see such beauty every day in a variety of

[34:55] formats and places around the world. That's it. That's all I want to say. Travel, guys. It's worth it. Honestly, the most important thing I want to tell you, standing on this stone, is that I spent about the same amount on the entire trip as

[35:09] I spend at home in Minsk. Home is already in question, yes, because I really want to travel now from the realization of takes. We'll wait, soaking wet, but incredibly

[35:23] happy, and continue on our route. and continue on our route. [music]

[35:41] very extensive and emotionally charged trip is coming to an end. We were there for three weeks, we trip is coming to an end. We were there for three weeks, we took in Paris, Vilnius, and Warsaw. And now I’m sitting in the mountains and writing down for you the final thoughts and realizations

[35:55] from this entire trip. And, honestly, this is probably the best, most intense, most powerful and interesting trip of all that I’ve ever had in my life. There was the Eiffel Tower, and the American visa, and the mountains,

[36:10] and various meetings in Warsaw, a sea of ​​new acquaintances, in short. It’s just that once again on this trip I realized how wonderful it is to travel, how important it is to do it constantly, how sometimes it’s worth making that very decision

[36:25] that you’ve been putting off for so long. [music] And, for example, after this trip, I decided that, ah, I want to move from my apartment, where I’ve lived for over two years now, which I’m already completely tired of in every respect, which

[36:38] I have a variety of memories of, somewhere pleasant, somewhere not the most pleasant. And I decided that I need to move on, I need to move, I need to look for different new places. And it’s very important to constantly pump up this

[36:51] traveler’s spirit. Because, for example, when I went on my last trip, I had the same thing. But all I started doing was continuing to work at home. These emotions had already cooled, and I also remained sitting in one place.

[37:05] this trip taught me is to allow myself to see different places. Because, as it turns out, traveling is a pretty budget-friendly trip I spent no more money

[37:17] than I usually spend in Minsk in my usual month and ordinary weekdays. And it just blew my mind that you can move around Europe in cool places, [music] for relatively little money. But what happens if you do it with a

[37:31] question. But rather, I’m extremely inspired in general and I’ll be glad if in order to also visit new, previously unexplored lands. The next thought I want to convey here, and which I realized only

[37:46] now, only in Europe, is how cool and, probably, effective it is to move through life quickly. For example, I'll give you an example. We got an American visa on this trip, and I posted it in stories. One story got about

[38:00] 8,000 views. This is practically a record reach in the entire history of my gave my mom a car, there were around 10,000. And everyone writes to me: "Wow, crazy,

[38:12] what a shock." But for me, it's not so much a shock, for me it's just one part of the whole trip. And I in no way discount it. This is a colossal achievement that I couldn't even imagine a month ago that I would have. Right?

[38:26] this could be done, gave the task to my assistant so that she I rescanned all the visas. Then we called one visa officer, talked, decided to work and signed up for a visa. Just over a month ago, I couldn't even

[38:39] my reality, let alone that I would get a [music] visa. But after talking with friends, they said: "Val, you have a visa simply because and divine thing that can be in your life." That's why [music] they give it to you so

[38:53] easily. And it seems to me that the more significant events we fill each day of our lives with, the easier we perceive them and the more often we win simply by the effect of [music] mathematics. And another thought that I realized and

[39:06] which I've known for a long time, but it was dedicated to me, especially on this trip, is [music] how important it is to earn money. And as trite as it may sound, I spent a very small amount on the trip. But I told

[39:19] myself that this is the amount that I I take it with me on the road and I want to spend it on vacation, on souvenirs for loved ones, on some kind of entertainment spend it if I knew that I had nothing to my name, that I wouldn’t have anything to

[39:35] pay the rent with tomorrow, that I had nothing to eat in the refrigerator. It wouldn’t be so easy to move, to make some achievements here, to make some serious moves years to come and years from now, and in old age. [music] It seems to me that it’s very important

[39:50] to earn money so that you have well, an amount for at least six months of life in your pillow or somewhere else in stocks, bonds, investments, so that you could stop working, do nothing

[40:03] , and you would have enough money for at least six months of life. And as soon as you have this, capital is formed and a story is formed in which, well, eat tomorrow, but how to pay the rent, [music] that’s when the most

[40:16] incredible Ideas that you implement and are amazed at how well you did it. So today we're leaving this beautiful place. Let me show you a little bit of it. It's one of those beautiful

[40:29] views. Let's move on. First to Warsaw, then [music] to Minsk. And already ahead, in a couple of weeks, another big trip awaits me. So thank you for watching this far, and see you soon.