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Amazing video, actually incredibly insightful. Keep doing what you’re doing ❤

❤Cute little BABY!!!❤

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Middle aged men are hooked on these toys bc these are the things we did as kids....bmx, skateboarding, etc. All the outdoor active things.....let's go...💪🏽💪🏽!!

the title 🤣 deer in headlights. I 've had people stop dead in the street at STOP SIGNS!!!! right in front of me. one lady stopped 300ft from me just dead in the road for no reason. my tip to you is what I've learned to do since dismounting and remounting was still fresh or until you get more experience, I do little circles at the stop until they get the hint to go. nowadays I combat slow lingering cars behind with a transition to sidewalk, a slow down, or turn to the right into a street and stop on the corner until they pass then follow them. at 4way stops I don't even go close to those anymore. I take the sidewalk go down the road abit and just illegally or before you even come close and cross because it's easier. still a damn hastle but when you see cars hesitant just act like you are not crossing and do ciricles at a distance until they pass. people really have no clue how fast you are traveling. mine only reaches like 25mph max barely kick to 22. avg 19mph. overheard one guy say "those things go crazy speeds" so what I'm guessing is they don't know if I'm going to blast 40mph at any moment. thinking about attacthing tassles like an AC unit so they can tell I'm moving super fast or not. anyways winded af essay. You'll find adjustments and ways to combat most of the issues after 6 months of riding I still come to those that are curious, seen people record me so most people are just dumbfounded I'm the only EUC in my city so I try to understand. just have to keep distances super far from cars and if passing I always go behind because no one is paying attention every time I tried to pass in front I almost got hit because they only look one WAY!!!

I wasn't expecting this. But I got more than I bargained for. Here. I was interested to see why you liked the unicycles versus traditional electrified skateboards, and instead I found a very genuine person who authentically represented their place in their life, with beautiful and heartwarming examples of how they got where they are now. I understand some of the things you say are relatively self-critical, and I get that. But from an outside perspective, anyone who has had the chance to fail over and over again and still come out, serving others, and managing to find things that they enjoy later in life, I think as a very good example of the middle path that most people find in this world. So, I wouldn't be too critical of the things you count as mistakes. In fact, Thomas Edison went through hundreds and hundreds of experiments before he found the right filament that was sufficient to create a light bulb. Imagine if he was so self-critical that he cratered after only a hundred attempts, or even less. I'd say you are ahead of the game. Much thanks for this wonderful interview.

True, thank you for the content brother

that looks fun be kinda scared

I needed this, thank you

Woah. Im 18 from Dublin Ireland. Just came across your channel Sir, and wow. This is exactly what i needed. Thank you.

Hey, your channel is growing fast

Better Give U Up is my jam…

I've watched a few videos. Good job keep positive.

I think this is your niche on youtube man. Ride the unicycle and talk life.

Wise words. Thank you, Murse George.

I self reflect evry night, sometimes I regret what I said, I don't apologies for what I said but I make sure that I watch what I say next time

Your message seem to be that you wish you had done more and could have been more but at this stage of your life you are not willing to put in the effort it takes to be more. But you are comparing yourself with what you could have been, if you had put in the effort. Well, don't beat yourself up too much. You are still doing a noble work and still living a decent life. My father said to me once: If I had started medical school at 50, I would graduate at 56, finish my residency at 63 and still have a good 12 years to work as a doctor until 75. I myself was faced with the decision at 49, should I stay at the same comfortable government job or start over and try to be "more". This February I had just survived my first year at a law firm at 50, it was awful and really hard in many ways, but at the same time rewarding and I've learned a lot. Still haven't seen any money, in fact I have no money left at all from my savings. But in two more years or so, at 53 I might be able to become a lawyer. But I still have doubts everyday if it's worth the effort. Sometimes I just long for a simpler life.

reflections, i like your channel subscribed 👍

dude you’re only 53 !!

I suppose i'm a late bloomer as well. I got a degree in software engineering at 33. I earn well and provide for my family. I think the most important things i can pass to my kids are skills and values. I'm teaching them programming, financial literacy, and the importance of determination. These things will help them when I'm long gone

If we had 50,000 nurses like you in the United Kingdom many of our problems with the NHS would be erradicated. And the layers of management in the NHS need to go. God bless

Electric unicycle is the new BMX for Gen Z men. You know its true.

Lack of a father in the home is a big detriment to a child. But also keep in mind, there are many many people who became "successful" later in life. Figure out what you want and start immediately to go for it. The two best times to start were 30 years ago, or today. You can do it. Start today to extinguish regrets tomorrow. You got this 😎

What school did you go to? how did you manage working FT and having a family, and school at the same time? I'm trying to find a hybrid online in person course so I can study at night/weekends

Wow, I'm 43 wondering if I'm too old to go back to school and RN is one of the paths I've been considering and I click on you vid randomly

Woulda, Shouda, Coulda. The most important thing I’ve done in my life so far has been to raise 2 young ladies that are kind, caring adults that pursued their passions and are raising their children now and I get to be part of their lives too. Lost my husband in 2020. Miss him every day. I need to live in the moment. Then there won’t be any time for regretting. Thanks for sharing

He speaks for a lot of us gen xers

Dude, you have no idea how cool you are. I personally know dozens of doctors and not one can hold a candle to your humanity, candid generosity and love of life. Carry on!

Remember, a doctor is only as good as the nurses. The nurses are the ones that actually get the people fixed, the boots on the ground, it should be enough to know your doing the best anyone could ask for. You didn’t end up homeless, kids are all taken care of, should be proud

A content person is a successful person. Don’t buy into the lie of chasing career to no end. Unless you know exactly what you’re doing and have a strategy mapped out with an end date.

You sound like a great guy. Thats rare these days

This is my first time watching one of your videos and I truly enjoyed it. Thanks for being so honest and sharing thoughts that most people have but are to afraid to admit 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

“I know I should have done more” If you look into hedonistic adaptation you’ll find that whatever you would have pursued you’d still feel you would not have done enough. Even Elon Musk thinks he’s not achieving enough. Think about it. It’s part of human nature to strive for something better. Because our ancestors that did survived and those who didn’t died off. We’ve inherited those traits. Also, you’re not lazy, subconscious calculation of energy expenditure to get a good return (ROI) states that in your case it’s not worth it. Likely because you don’t enjoy studying at school. “I was a descent student when I was focusing” … smells of adhd - inability to focus on something boring (executive function deficit). Try vyvanse, you’ll be amazed if you have adhd, you’ll feel like a laser focused genius. Wealth past 40 is health, not finance. Forget about money. Time, health, connections, belonging and meaningful pursuits are way better. I’m broke but I’m happier than when I was stacking money to pay my mortgage. Last point; a lot of people want what other have (money, status, etc) but don’t want to do what those people did to get there. Like 30 years of 80h/week and childless, hated by most people, no fun, etc. They just want the end result. That’s not how life works.

Man that pool is clean!

I'm your age and feel exactly the same......thanks for your post (subscribed). One thing to add (a serious warning for those considering investing resources in education), is that you can spend a lot of time, money and effort on qualifications-and if you then try to fall back on them in later life (and fail to use what you've done as an immediate 'springboard' to better things), you can find that they become obsolete/superseded/invalid (ie completely useless). You'll then have to start from scratch and redo what you've already done (or do something completely new from scratch). Career changes are harder and harder as you grow older......make the right decisions when you're young (and whatever you do, don't chop and change-stick at something). Don't bother with higher education and white collar work-it's a waste of time, effort and money.

you are 53 so you have already covered many core subject areas in medicine & you only have about 4 yeras academics to become a qualified medical doctor...my problem is how come you are unware of so many nurses becoming doctors...you need to stop dwelling in your mistakes and regrets

I understand you perfectly. When one has a fkd up childhood, the future is also deeply compromised.

Never too late to learn, brother.

No regrets man! We’re human beings not humans doing. You’ve served your fellow man well in spite of your upbringing challenges. Your Heavenly Father loves you and is proud of you.

You goin to regret not wearing that helmet. Don’t think you’re supposed to carry it. 😂

Don't be upset about not having dad, it's bitter-sweet, I could never rise to his standards, I still can't at your age.

George, I am greatful that you were willing to be vulnerable and share your life experience and how you really feel!! You weren't complaining just sharing your life experience to maybe help another person.

You are doing much better than most people of my generation will be at your age. But I think that's mainly because of the civilizational decline we are living through.

53 Here. Took up EUC last year after OneWheels the year before.. Flying paragliders for twenty years. Military background but not college and maybe a few regrets over that myself... Also lazy except for FUN... Plenty of poor choices also.. But such is life. If you want to learn something it is easy now, and self forgiveness is more than worth the time and effort. Prayer and Meditation are Golden 🙏

Another great video. Saying it like it is, which can be difficult for some people to hear, but honest and from the heart will always be true. Way to go, George! No RAGRETS!! lol

Looking back, I’ve screwed up and wasted a big chunk of my life. But that was the classroom. The lessons are cemented in old age. The screw ups and failures are important early in life.