I love how you tailor your video for the younger audience a lot! it’s hard being in my 20s not really knowing what I want to do and struggling to accomplish goals
@@user-hm9is5ke9i there will be always wrong time to start, better to start right away and that what I did. Like a 5 second rule, count down and just do it ;-)
I turn 30 in a couple of months, can't tell you how many times I've tried to get organized and get my life in order. I do ok for the most part, I will say writing the things I want to get done was probably the most efficient I ever was, but getting into that habit is oddly challenging. A lot of the time it almost feels pointless to write down stuff you know you want to do, if you think about it though, its a fall back so you can't forget.
i’m 21 years old and a college student and i feel like im wasting my time instead of studying because of my over and overthinking, i couldn’t find the solution for this issue
true for 99% of things one of my favorite quotes/mottos... "IF IT'S POSSIBLE / IF THEY CAN DO IT.... SO CAN I" oh that's the wrong quote... it's: "NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE(it's not even hard / "nothing is difficult"), IT JUST TAKES TIME (and energy, but mostly time).... IT JUST TAKES TIME......." (i think that's it, sorry, goodnight.... i love you)
I always say this about PhD work. Even people of average (possibly even a bit below) intelligence can get a PhD. It might take you longer than a genius, but as long as you have time, will and funding, you will eventually achieve it.
I really appreciate your time ypu put in this video it will help me a lot even tho i know everything that you said its good to hear it from someone else that thinks the same
While I agree that losing time is not good. Most people in their 20's don't think far ahead, they just live and have fun. Some do better than others but still there is no way you can tell a 20 year old what to do because they won't listen. Making mistakes and having fun at that age is a crucial part in developing their character. People that got in their 30's need to walk in front of them because looking back is not their destination and the past is dead. Setting goals is key but is not enough, You need to find out what you love and what you really want to do and set a routine that you can keep doing every day or almost every other day (discipline). Consistency is key. Easier said than done but nobody is going to do it for you. Best of luck to everyone who wants to change their lives for the better.
if u f*ck up one day, it's ok, but if you screw up the next day as well, then it's over... most people say you gotta do it EVERY SINGLE DAY... but I've come to the conclusion that the most important day in the long run is day two. (I'm not 100% sure in this but it's seems to be the case), the only reason people say EVERY day is important is because (firstly, it is), but secondly... it's because you "give up" after that fist failure... but if u don't, (trust me), you'll get it in the long run... gl and HAVE FUN, fellow human beings/brothers/sisters/themsters/and aliens... i love you
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I think its ok to mess up in your 20s. I see it as a learning point or a teaching point for the rest of our lives.
I love how you tailor your video for the younger audience a lot! it’s hard being in my 20s not really knowing what I want to do and struggling to accomplish goals
I struggled a lot in my 20s. This is just a lot of the things I wish I would've heard and listened to. Hope it helps!
Love the Nightingale quote
Dorian in his 20s looks chill af.
Thanks! I needed this! I'm not 20 but over 40, but lately it looks too many distractions around. Going to do some workout ;-)
The time to start was 20 years ago. The second best time is today!
@@user-hm9is5ke9i there will be always wrong time to start, better to start right away and that what I did. Like a 5 second rule, count down and just do it ;-)
I turn 30 in a couple of months, can't tell you how many times I've tried to get organized and get my life in order. I do ok for the most part, I will say writing the things I want to get done was probably the most efficient I ever was, but getting into that habit is oddly challenging. A lot of the time it almost feels pointless to write down stuff you know you want to do, if you think about it though, its a fall back so you can't forget.
i’m 21 years old and a college student and i feel like im wasting my time instead of studying because of my over and overthinking, i couldn’t find the solution for this issue
yeah ive heard that if u wanna be successful (in coding especially/specifically), you dont have to be smart, you just have to be persistent
true for 99% of things
one of my favorite quotes/mottos... "IF IT'S POSSIBLE / IF THEY CAN DO IT.... SO CAN I"
oh that's the wrong quote... it's: "NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE(it's not even hard / "nothing is difficult"),
IT JUST TAKES TIME (and energy, but mostly time).... IT JUST TAKES TIME......."
(i think that's it, sorry, goodnight.... i love you)
I always say this about PhD work. Even people of average (possibly even a bit below) intelligence can get a PhD. It might take you longer than a genius, but as long as you have time, will and funding, you will eventually achieve it.
Thank you!
Can you make a video on how to stay productive while traveling? (In Southeast Asia)
I really appreciate your time ypu put in this video it will help me a lot even tho i know everything that you said its good to hear it from someone else that thinks the same
You
Homie gave up on making actual things and went the TH-cam guru route.
Great Video
While I agree that losing time is not good. Most people in their 20's don't think far ahead, they just live and have fun. Some do better than others but still there is no way you can tell a 20 year old what to do because they won't listen. Making mistakes and having fun at that age is a crucial part in developing their character. People that got in their 30's need to walk in front of them because looking back is not their destination and the past is dead. Setting goals is key but is not enough, You need to find out what you love and what you really want to do and set a routine that you can keep doing every day or almost every other day (discipline). Consistency is key. Easier said than done but nobody is going to do it for you. Best of luck to everyone who wants to change their lives for the better.
you said headphones on and workmode. what are you listening to while you are working in focus mode?
if u f*ck up one day, it's ok, but if you screw up the next day as well, then it's over...
most people say you gotta do it EVERY SINGLE DAY... but I've come to the conclusion that the most important day in the long run is day two. (I'm not 100% sure in this but it's seems to be the case), the only reason people say EVERY day is important is because (firstly, it is), but secondly... it's because you "give up" after that fist failure... but if u don't, (trust me), you'll get it in the long run... gl and HAVE FUN, fellow human beings/brothers/sisters/themsters/and aliens... i love you
OMG DORIAN i written the awesome things but it got vanish just typing on your emoji comes to emoji section... i am literraly soory for that
I feel that i am late at my 27
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