Daily Corey

One of the things I love most about living in Lithuania is that there always seems to be something new to discover, and after today I’ve already added a whole list of places to explore.

Just had a really exciting meeting with KaunasIN

Over the next few weeks, I’m going to be taking you with me as I uncover some hidden corners of Kaunas, visit places I’ve somehow never seen before, and show you why I chose this city as my home.

So over the next couple of weeks, expect plenty of adventures, recommendations, and a behind-the-scenes of places you might not of discovered yourself 👌

A few months ago I shared that I’d been working on something behind the scenes here in Lithuania.

At the time it was just stacks of timber, sketches, ideas, and conversations about whether we could actually turn this into something real.

I’ve teamed up with a couple of incredibly talented local craftsmen here Lithuania, and together we’ve spent countless hours designing, testing, refining and building every luxury functional art piece by hand, clocks, serving boards, chopping boards, tables

I’ve always wanted to build a product-based business. I’ve always loved interiors, functional design and products that tell a story, so seeing these finally come to life feels like a really exciting milestone for me personally.

What makes me most proud is that everything is being designed and produced right here in Lithuania 🇱🇹

From raw timber boards to the finished product, every piece has passed through our workshop and been crafted by hand with a huge amount of care and attention to detail.

There have been plenty of challenges, mistakes and late nights along the way, but that’s what makes this moment so rewarding, every product photo you see on the website has been taken by hand.

Just a small thank you to everyone who has followed my journey since moving to Lithuania, supported my businesses, and encouraged me to keep building, every product you add to your basket will also have 25% deducted from the price ❤️

The website has also been created by myself:
https://emberoak.eu

What Lithuanian dish shall I try to cook first? Aslong as it’s not cepelinai, I have already attempted this 3x and it failed almost every time!

I’m also going to try cook some dishes speaking only in Lithuanian to improve my language, should be fun 😂

If you have been following my content you should know I have a passion for cooking it’s one of the only things that allows me to shut off and not think about work, whenever Leo is here I love cooking him hearty meals from scratch and new recipes that I’ve learnt

And I’ve just received some chef knifes that I’ve always wanted now just waiting on some new lighting and a microphone and I will start the cooking series

Let me know what dishes I should try to cook 🔥

We’ve got a little bit of sun in Kaunas today at 21°C… meanwhile England is having a 30°C heatwave on a bank holiday Monday.

What a treat for you living in the UK or is it too hot?😅

I used to post everything as it was happening.

Where I was.
Who I was with.
What I was doing.

Then my car got stolen in Vilnius.

My address has been sent to me multiple times

And I’ve also weirdly had strangers sending me photos of myself just walking around

That changes how you see the internet, but I’m new to content creation

But things like this happening stops it feeling like “sharing your life” and starts feeling like giving people a map.

So now I move differently.

I still share my life.
I still tell the story.
I still want people to be part of the journey.

But not in real time.

The restaurant gets tagged after I leave.
The hotel gets posted after I check out.
The flight photo goes up when I’ve landed.

Some moments are for living first.

Some places don’t need an audience while you’re still there.

And some parts of your life deserve protection before they become content.

If you’re a content creator, Live it first.

Post it later.

Surrounded by cepelinai I finally managed to hit my goal weight 95kg ➝ 79kg. (16kg or 35.3lbs lost) 🙌

I’m genuinely so so happy with my results.

The goal wasn’t just to lose weight, it was to rebuild myself without losing the muscle.

It’s been slow, but that’s what made it sustainable.

Towards the end of last year, a lot was going wrong. I was in a rut, overeating just to get through the day, partying a little too much and I knew something had to change.

Now I feel more confident, happier, and more in control of my life again.

And the part I’m most proud of? I managed to stay consistent while running multiple businesses, posting constantly, and having my little boy most of the time 4 nights a week.