There is a fine line with logging of not making your life completely about YouTube because you could.

We don't film everything. I'll say the camera is probably almost with us like 90% of the time.

So we always have the camera, but we try to keep things as organic as we possibly can.

I'm excited because I'm actually a fan of good simple living.

That's right.

I am a huge RV fan.

I'm a huge off-grid fan.

And somehow on a 11 p.m. watching YouTube, your channel scrolled across my YouTube feed.

And I was so intrigued, it was when you guys first moved to your farm so I want to

introduce to you guys uh Melissa and Jeremy from good simple living I'm so excited to have you guys

on the podcast today thank you for having us thank you so one of the reasons that I got in touch

with you and wanted you guys to be on the show is because

you are doing all the things that we teach here at think media. I don't even know if you knew

who think media was or what we did. Okay, you did. Good. That makes me happy. I should have

asked that prior to. But you're doing all the things. And we have a lot of our audience who

wants to start vlogging,

but they don't really understand, like, how to do it.

And you guys have become massively successful.

I believe you'll hit a million subscribers within the next year.

You guys are making a full-time living, doing YouTube,

and you're just sharing your life through vlogging.

So we're going to dive into that today.

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