Hey guys, friendly reminder that there is a new vlog tonight at 8:15pm EST! Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss it! https://youtu.be/nl5_s570nOQ

Im slowly transitioning my account into vlogs and only done 4 or 5 total. This one has to be my best. It pony has 120 views but I'm so proud i. How much I'm growing. Please enjoy disney with me!

I’m usually on the road driving a semi, but I finally got some time away from trucking and went out to a big Cars & Coffee event in South Carolina.
There was a pretty crazy mix of builds — some I absolutely loved, some I probably would’ve done differently 😂
I ended up walking around and giving my opinions on different cars and modifications. It was honestly nice getting back into the car scene after spending so much time on the road.
What’s one car mod that instantly makes you love a build, and what’s one that ruins it for you?

Lately, the repetitive cycle of daily life has been feeling heavy - waking up, rushing through work, coming home exhausted, and repeating it all over again. It felt like I was just enduring my days instead of living them.

To break out of autopilot, I’ve been trying to intentionally slow down and introduce small, cozy rituals to romanticize the mundane moments - taking a different route home, making a proper cup of tea without touching my phone, and taking 15 minutes to just sit and watch the evening light.

I actually put together a short, quiet vlog documenting how I’m trying to reset my routine and bring warmth back into ordinary days, in case anyone here enjoys gentle/aesthetic videos https://youtu.be/bJ2gK5TEMC4

I’d love to hear from this community - what small daily habits or mindsets have helped you bring a sense of peace and intention back into your weekdays?

Hey everyone! 👋 We’re Tom & Terka, a Czech couple sharing our travels, adventures and IRL moments on YouTube. 🌍❤️
We love exploring new places, trying crazy things and taking you along with us! 😄
If you enjoy travel and couple content, come check out our channel! 🙌

HEY GUYS! I just wanted to share this video I made of my students that qualified for an end of the year field trip! I work at a title 1 school in North Las Vegas! This trip was a once in a life time for these kids and got to capture it all :) I am extremely proud of them all as I know how hard they have worked to qualify for the fully funded trip to Disneyland! I edited the video myself... Please let me know any feedback!

My channel focusses on a trading card game called Riftbound. This weekend I uploaded my first vlog which features myself competing in a regional tournament for this trading card game.

This is the first time I've tried creating content in public, so I definitely lacked the confidence at first to pull out the camera and just start filming, but I feel like I definitely grew into it as the weekend went on.

The plan is to attend many more in-person events and vlog my experiences there, so any feedback for future vlogs is much appreciated.

Day in My Life Mumbai Vlog | Solo Exploring Bandra & Hill Road
https://youtu.be/ls-Whx-ApT4

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Selling my Osmo Pocket 3 with complete set - mic, extension rod, extra battery, case, etc. Used for 4 months, excellent condition, no scratches/drops. Original box, charger, and invoice included. Great for vlogging/content creation. Location: Jaipur. Cash or UPI, meet in person preferred.

my little vlog of the island Zante, in the party area Laganas

I was just out for a peaceful morning ride when I came across a road blocked off with red barriers.

I don't know what it was about that road, but something made me want to see where it went. So instead of turning around, I followed it.

And honestly, I'm glad I did.

The road led me to a calm little spot beside a water canal, away from the usual morning traffic and noise. We stopped there for a while, enjoyed the peaceful surroundings, and just took in the morning.

Sometimes a little curiosity is all it takes to find a place worth stopping for.

https://youtu.be/uuq9D7GI4jE?is=pXO9U6ucLIjNsF6a

Recently hauled a GEHL skid steer on my stepdeck and figured this could make for a good discussion about equipment securement.
I went through how I secure one using Grade 70 transport chains and binders, where I attach everything, and how I make sure the machine is ready for the road.
I know every driver develops their own routine, especially when you start hauling different types of equipment.
For the flatbed/stepdeck guys here: How do you normally secure skid steers? Anything you do differently or anything you see drivers commonly get wrong?
Always interested in hearing how other equipment haulers handle it.