Nick, your videos have been inspiring me more and more every day. I've been interested in joining the military since I was 10 years old, but I held myself back for years out of fear of what others think. But over the last few years, I've learned to accept myself in that it doesn't matter how tall or strong you are physically, it matters about the mental strength you have to get there. I've been quitting smoking, quitting drinking, learning math (which I haven't done since high school then I went to college), and getting my motivation back to work out regularly again. I watched one of your videos last night, and I dreamt last night that you told me to get up because it's time to run. So I got up at 6am and went for a run, in the rain with a wind warning. Day 1, but you helped me get there. Thank you, Nick. Your mindset is amazing, and the way you view life is absolutely beautiful
I really wanna say thank you, I’m an 11B about to ETS and return home and I tell you it’s been a big fear of mine but If anything you’ve shown me as the infantry has many times again I can do whatever I put my heart into and have to just have faith in myself and the mission ahead. Thank you so much brother
This just made me appreciate you even more, Nick. Proverbs 14:23-24 All hard work brings a profit, but mere talk leads only to poverty. The wealth of the wise is their crown, but the folly of fools yields folly.
I recently separated from the AirForce. This was a nice perspective to hear your side. I decided to create a channel for people deciding to separate since i had a lot of unanswered questions even after taps. You should make more videos like this.
Love the video I am currently working on getting out of active duty after my four year obligation has been completed, to purse DNP FNP. Love seeing how you were able to transition out of Army . Thank you for your service.
Sean M How hard was it to acheive the scholarship? What was your GPA and ACT/SAT. I'm really going to try to get the 3 year scholarship at LSU. Thanks.
@@chief5981 Yes I did! I got a 2.5 year scholarship back in May 2020 and I will be commissioning as an Air Force officer in May of 2022. Super excited!
Nick this was the most inspirational and relatable video I’ve watched from you so far. It was a year ago when I stumbled upon your video of “life of a infantry pl”. And from then I’ve stuck with you and watched your business grow and the things that you’ve done, and it has change my passion from joining the military, to become an entrepreneur. And when you said that when your in the military, you’re entitled to many benefits but when you leave you’re not entitled to shit, and that really got to me. Thank you nick, for changing my life
Hey Nick, I just wanted to let you know that I had begun watching you right before you got out of Active Duty. I decided to join Army ROTC this past August (the start of my sophomore year) after being on the fence about it due to the fact that I’m the last of my family (no brothers/sisters/cousins). I just wanted to let you know that your guidance through these videos (and fantastic products) developed my attitude and mindset; I too desire to start a business throughout and after my career. I was recently awarded a 2.5 year ROTC scholarship, of which I’m honored. Taking months with no actual promise to achieve it, I used what you spoke of in this video, i.e. patience, focus, time, and determination, I was able to prove to the Cadre and myself that I was deserved of this scholarship. I guess what I want to say is, thank you. I hope to one day vocalize that thanks to you, as you helped guide me and remind me to be patient for, with this scholarship, I feel like I have truly fulfilled my heart. For a guy who hasn’t settled for less and doesn’t like to waste time, you’ve made sure I can differentiate between wasting time and being patient for the long run. Thank you, LT Bare.
I needed this video. I’m an 11B and anyone who’s been there or is there knows what it’s like, especially if you’ve left family behind. I turned 24 a week ago and im stationed overseas in Europe atm. Im filled with worry, sadness, and anger at myself for deciding to do this for four years and leave my wonderful family back home. I think about them every single day. I know that I will never take anything for granted again if I can get through these next 3 and half years. I really want to go back home to my family and my friends. Im worried about to conflict going on Ukraine but it’s what I signed up for. Im sitting in my bunk every night when we’re not out in the field constantly thinking about home. Wish me luck.
Going into my senior year of high school this video really gives me a lot of inspiration to fulfilling my dreams and aspirations! very inspirational video, keep up the amazing vids!
Well said Nick. I know in my life my failures and admitting my failures are what opened up my path to success and learning. Keep motivating people sir!
Very wise words Nick!☺ Being patient is good, and it's something that everybody should learn. I've learned to patient at such a young age and when you take the time to do something you want and try to achieve, it is such a reward and a success to know you worked hard for.
Amazing video! Amazing words. All of your other videos are little parts.... little parts that make a whole. The whole is this video, the message in this video, the feeling, the inspiration, the genuine approach, the heart felt honesty. The kind of video that, on its own, in a small and indirect way, epitomizes you, faith, and life itself. I remind myself every day “ to live like I deserve none of the things in my life”
Nick you are absolutely spot on with your assessment of your generation in particular. I'm in my 40's gen X and my generation like every other has it's problems, but the Millennial generation really is taking longer to grow up and take ownership of their lives. I spent 6 years in the Army in the 90's, and I've been a full time firefighter for the past 19 years. The generation of firefighters coming on the job now walk in the door like they own the place, demanding respect instead of earning it. When I got on the dept. my generation had the utmost respect for the senior guys. The young guys now, are the last ones to show up in the morning, use sick time whenever they don't want to go to work, and if you ask them to grab a mop they look at you like you have two heads. I'm not saying they are incompetent or lazy, but they act entitled just as you described.
I agree completely. Doesn't change the facts and overall attitude of many 20 somethings right now. Even the instructors at the fire academy are reporting back to the fire Chiefs about it. I didn't sit on a couch in the firehouse for my first 3 years and now we have firefighters with 3 months on the job complaining about how many runs they go on in a 24 hour shift. Believe me, I wish it were different. It's not all of them but too many not to notice. The department hired a guy, 24 year old Army Vet, and conditions of employment are successfully passing the fire academy and obtaining an EMT card within 12 months of hire. This guy failed the EMT test and did not retake it for 6 months because he knew he had a year and he felt like riding the fire truck instead of the ambulance, taking the engine spot from a senior firefighter. He ended up failing the test again, and when he hit the 12 month mark the Chief gave him an extension as a courtesy and he was arrogantly heard saying "I'm a veteran they can't fire me". Well he failed it again and he was gone. Year invested in someone with an entitled attitude. Taxpayer $$ spent to train him at the state academy, all for nothing. I have hundreds of examples like this of things that never happened even ten years ago.
You are not comprehending what I'm writing. If you look back you will see that I said it's not all of them, but too many not to notice a trend. I'm not alone in this critique. Don't worry the previous generation cringed at some of my generations antics, and so on and so on. It's nothing personal, young guys coming on are strong dedicated, and the future of the service, but they don't want to earn their stripes. You are not in my shoes or a firefighter so you are not experiencing it first hand. You are probably in your 20's and taking offense for no reason. If you are a kick ass selfless person that works hard, my comments don't apply to you
self absorbed? Wow, you guys are making my point by minimizing my experience when I repeatedly explained it and gave examples. All a person has to go on his his/her own experiences, sorry if that bothers you. Your response is exactly what the problem is.
Nick, your truly a made man and I would have loved to have run across you on Fort Hood. I commend you for being brave enough and bold enough to simply video your experiences as a platoon leader.
Nick I'm 14 and over the last few months I've figured this out myself "patience". I had and still have a bunch of huge huge goals, the only diverence now is I learned it's going to take time, to achieve those goals. Put you're head down and fucking work. It might take years but you will get there. One of my biggest goals for this year is too swim 59 seconds on 100m butterfly, and create a business that has a little success that I can scale. I have a plan for that too. I'm a competitive swimmer, but also enjoy working out. I spend around 17-18 hours a week training. 3 hours a day. One day I want to compete at the Olympics and break a world record. I want to own a massive business and crush it every day. I'm currently reading crushing it. And its real good info. Patience is key If you want to win put you're head down and fucking work. Ok gotta go hit legs cya
I'm finally making a change, working out is hard because i haven't done it in so long. I'm 24. You're videos have inspired me lately. I hope i can make a career out of the military & have a business on the side. I'll be starting from the bottom as a private or fuzzy, I only wish to grow & succeed. Most of my civilian friends found their way & selfishly dropped friends such as myself. I really want to find dedicated trustworthy people to befriend & look up to in the Army. I want to be appreciated. My only issue now is to choose a job.
I hate seeing you get hate for not staying in the army. Not everyone had to stay in for 20 years. You accomplished a ton and impacted soldiers with your time. In and out of your platoon. Good job brother.
God I really appreciate the truth you spoke. I’m caught up in the same situation where I want to better my self mentally and physically. I’ll earn to see graduation, and I’ll persevere, most importantly I’ll learn to be patient.
wow i’ve been following you since you were in korea before 100k i was around 15 and still planning on joining im 17 this year my uncle was also a army ranger i’ve spoken to you on instagram a few times thanks for the wise words nick
19D Recon Scout, What I did and was pretty cool. Worked with Rangers a lot; tell him to get airborne on his contract as well. You don't want to be a Recon Legg.
Patience is an implied learning requirement built into college, the Army, and the work world to some extent. Earning a 4 year degree, depending on how much you challenge yourself and on what you put into it, may indeed warrant that instant job offer. Being a Guardsman or Reservist forces you to juggle both worlds and can help you appreciate the work it takes in building your life outside of a regimented structure. In a way you build your own life, which can be just as if not more rewarding than serving Active Duty. Both words, civilian and Army, teach great lessons. Enjoyed the vid, keep it up
Patience also makes me think of guys who don’t care about girls by upfront showing they’re only after taking advantage of them look at the signs! Run! Marriage is worth waiting for at least you’ll get something of value out of it if it doesn’t work out
Nick I gave you a shout out and recommendation on my BodySpace account on bodybuilding.com. I pray it helps grow your brand bro. I put a emphasis on your content really targeting veterans and military. I live in Round Rock Texas and appreciate someone from our area having a fitness TH-cam channel that involves our community. The Austin Area is beautiful with many things to do specifically outdoor activities. Keep doing great things Nick!
i wanted to be in the Army but a 31 year old Vet is telling me not to. He says they will screw you over idk thoughts? He did two tours infantry in Afghanistan btw
MossInBlood two tours would fuck you up real good. He’s seen the true, ugly side of being an infantry soldier. War. Killing. Death. Mutilation. Friends, brothers, comrades, and civilians die in front of his eyes. You learn pretty quick just how little anyone actually cares about you. You get a number, because you are a number. Nothing more. Expendable. A statistic. In Britain, we have a less of a culture that praises service compared to the states, so take that in to account when reading. Not to say we don’t appreciate, but we don’t gush over a man or woman in uniform. I also did some time in the army, and left fairly early on. People can say i ‘couldn’t hack it’ or whatever, truth is, I learnt fairly quickly this was not the environment for me. Not to blow my own trumpet, but I’m a little too intelligent and inquisitive for my own good to be subservient where the environment demands conformity. Be your own person, not a sheep.
Been listening to the his at he gym everyday. Patience is a lost virtue in my generation.... Life is about busting your ass and achieving your goals no matter what
when you were in korea, you should have learned korean language and culture, oriental heart and soul, or civilian personal network in order to expand or mix your business plan. that possibly would make more opportunity.
Awesome video. Yes! Without Personal Responsibility our country can’t succeed. The goal of everything America does should be for the sustainability of America first. Ancient Rome lasted 500 years. America is about half that.
The hardest workers in America are the labor force and they don’t get paid fairly respective of what they do. It’s about knowing how to work to receive the most income for the least effort to make it in America.
I'm still active, but working in a joint environment. All services, plus teaching alongside civilian contractors. When you speak about the personal wants/needs being our laser focus, you are spot-on. It is difficult to blend our philosophy of finishing tasks and those who view their work in a very different way. I'm not trying to generate a negative energy, but my family and anyone outside the military...it's excuse nation and so much talk with little action. My husband is a vet, as well, and has struggled to find his place outside the brotherhood. I know you had patience and grew your business while still in, but have you struggled as well with the mental shift? I love your comments about the long gain. The patience. Thanks for always giving quality content.
Anthony Monda Lol bro don’t listen to these people, there’s been an ongoing beef between Infantry and Cav for years man! It’s an inside joke! He will be fine!
Anthony Monda it’s something cav scouts have to go through in the army. They will get all the gay jokes but it’s all in good taste and competition. He will Have a lot of fun I’m sure.
We each owe ourselves nobody is entitled to what we possess this is the world this life but be kind or understanding to other people in the world they’re not as fortunate or not truly happy with wealth we’re human all the same that’s the only truth
You know what I learned after being out of the marines a year? There’s always that one guy that talks about them days when he was in. In reality there’s a lot of 0 fucks given on most occasions.
That entitlement issue stems from the over-commercializing of the American Dream of being able to go college, find a valuable job after graduation, and being successful (a la "the greatest generation"). This false advertising has created your cult of victim mentality. The virtues of patience and the ideals of capitalism do not mix with the reality of living paycheck to paycheck.
Nick, your videos have been inspiring me more and more every day. I've been interested in joining the military since I was 10 years old, but I held myself back for years out of fear of what others think. But over the last few years, I've learned to accept myself in that it doesn't matter how tall or strong you are physically, it matters about the mental strength you have to get there. I've been quitting smoking, quitting drinking, learning math (which I haven't done since high school then I went to college), and getting my motivation back to work out regularly again. I watched one of your videos last night, and I dreamt last night that you told me to get up because it's time to run. So I got up at 6am and went for a run, in the rain with a wind warning. Day 1, but you helped me get there. Thank you, Nick. Your mindset is amazing, and the way you view life is absolutely beautiful
I really wanna say thank you, I’m an 11B about to ETS and return home and I tell you it’s been a big fear of mine but If anything you’ve shown me as the infantry has many times again I can do whatever I put my heart into and have to just have faith in myself and the mission ahead.
Thank you so much brother
Damn I wish I was in your position. I’m a year in to my contract, have 3 more as an 11B. Definitely not enjoying my life at this time haha
This just made me appreciate you even more, Nick. Proverbs 14:23-24 All hard work brings a profit, but mere talk leads only to poverty. The wealth of the wise is their crown, but the folly of fools yields folly.
Twenty 5 Eight Words of the wise brother
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@@ericbernik4695 Huh?
I recently separated from the AirForce. This was a nice perspective to hear your side. I decided to create a channel for people deciding to separate since i had a lot of unanswered questions even after taps. You should make more videos like this.
Love the video I am currently working on getting out of active duty after my four year obligation has been completed, to purse DNP FNP. Love seeing how you were able to transition out of Army . Thank you for your service.
I’m really enjoying these talks. Keep em coming!
Just received a 2-year scholarship for ROTC. Thanks for being a huge inspiration these past few years!
Sean M How hard was it to acheive the scholarship? What was your GPA and ACT/SAT. I'm really going to try to get the 3 year scholarship at LSU. Thanks.
Hi, sorry I've been on vacation. If you want feel free to send me a direct message on here and I'll let you know everything
@@kaleb455 did you get it?
@@chief5981 Yes I did! I got a 2.5 year scholarship back in May 2020 and I will be commissioning as an Air Force officer in May of 2022. Super excited!
@@kaleb455congratulations! Huge step and good luck.
Nick this was the most inspirational and relatable video I’ve watched from you so far.
It was a year ago when I stumbled upon your video of “life of a infantry pl”. And from then I’ve stuck with you and watched your business grow and the things that you’ve done, and it has change my passion from joining the military, to become an entrepreneur.
And when you said that when your in the military, you’re entitled to many benefits but when you leave you’re not entitled to shit, and that really got to me.
Thank you nick, for changing my life
Hey Nick, I just wanted to let you know that I had begun watching you right before you got out of Active Duty.
I decided to join Army ROTC this past August (the start of my sophomore year) after being on the fence about it due to the fact that I’m the last of my family (no brothers/sisters/cousins).
I just wanted to let you know that your guidance through these videos (and fantastic products) developed my attitude and mindset; I too desire to start a business throughout and after my career.
I was recently awarded a 2.5 year ROTC scholarship, of which I’m honored. Taking months with no actual promise to achieve it, I used what you spoke of in this video, i.e. patience, focus, time, and determination, I was able to prove to the Cadre and myself that I was deserved of this scholarship.
I guess what I want to say is, thank you. I hope to one day vocalize that thanks to you, as you helped guide me and remind me to be patient for, with this scholarship, I feel like I have truly fulfilled my heart.
For a guy who hasn’t settled for less and doesn’t like to waste time, you’ve made sure I can differentiate between wasting time and being patient for the long run.
Thank you, LT Bare.
I needed this video. I’m an 11B and anyone who’s been there or is there knows what it’s like, especially if you’ve left family behind. I turned 24 a week ago and im stationed overseas in Europe atm. Im filled with worry, sadness, and anger at myself for deciding to do this for four years and leave my wonderful family back home. I think about them every single day. I know that I will never take anything for granted again if I can get through these next 3 and half years. I really want to go back home to my family and my friends. Im worried about to conflict going on Ukraine but it’s what I signed up for. Im sitting in my bunk every night when we’re not out in the field constantly thinking about home. Wish me luck.
Please man stand strong,remember them every time you fight 🫡
I’m only 3 minuets in and I can already say I wish every single human being had to watch this. Great video Nick!
I agree 100%. These motivational, mentor style of videos are my favourite
As an E3 this means alot to me. Keep up the good work bro.
I LOVE how you described the entitlement issue and the almost collective victim mentality. And, how to essentially over come that. Great video!!
Going into my senior year of high school this video really gives me a lot of inspiration to fulfilling my dreams and aspirations! very inspirational video, keep up the amazing vids!
Well said Nick. I know in my life my failures and admitting my failures are what opened up my path to success and learning. Keep motivating people sir!
This is what I needed to hear. I am trying to stick with better habits and it is sooo hard to have faith.
Thank you Nick. This video is life changing and deserves more views.
I love it man, I'm so happy you have a platform to spread your wisdom.
If I could like this video twice I totally would!! Your reflection about entitlement and patience was spot on! Well done
Very wise words Nick!☺ Being patient is good, and it's something that everybody should learn. I've learned to patient at such a young age and when you take the time to do something you want and try to achieve, it is such a reward and a success to know you worked hard for.
Amazing video! Amazing words. All of your other videos are little parts.... little parts that make a whole. The whole is this video, the message in this video, the feeling, the inspiration, the genuine approach, the heart felt honesty. The kind of video that, on its own, in a small and indirect way, epitomizes you, faith, and life itself. I remind myself every day “ to live like I deserve none of the things in my life”
Nick you are absolutely spot on with your assessment of your generation in particular. I'm in my 40's gen X and my generation like every other has it's problems, but the Millennial generation really is taking longer to grow up and take ownership of their lives. I spent 6 years in the Army in the 90's, and I've been a full time firefighter for the past 19 years. The generation of firefighters coming on the job now walk in the door like they own the place, demanding respect instead of earning it. When I got on the dept. my generation had the utmost respect for the senior guys. The young guys now, are the last ones to show up in the morning, use sick time whenever they don't want to go to work, and if you ask them to grab a mop they look at you like you have two heads. I'm not saying they are incompetent or lazy, but they act entitled just as you described.
tewksbury driver every generation complains about the younger ones in almost the exact same way you are right now.
I agree completely. Doesn't change the facts and overall attitude of many 20 somethings right now. Even the instructors at the fire academy are reporting back to the fire Chiefs about it. I didn't sit on a couch in the firehouse for my first 3 years and now we have firefighters with 3 months on the job complaining about how many runs they go on in a 24 hour shift. Believe me, I wish it were different. It's not all of them but too many not to notice. The department hired a guy, 24 year old Army Vet, and conditions of employment are successfully passing the fire academy and obtaining an EMT card within 12 months of hire. This guy failed the EMT test and did not retake it for 6 months because he knew he had a year and he felt like riding the fire truck instead of the ambulance, taking the engine spot from a senior firefighter. He ended up failing the test again, and when he hit the 12 month mark the Chief gave him an extension as a courtesy and he was arrogantly heard saying "I'm a veteran they can't fire me". Well he failed it again and he was gone. Year invested in someone with an entitled attitude. Taxpayer $$ spent to train him at the state academy, all for nothing. I have hundreds of examples like this of things that never happened even ten years ago.
Wow, you ran across one douche bag. The actions of one person is enough justification to make statements about an entire generation?
You are not comprehending what I'm writing. If you look back you will see that I said it's not all of them, but too many not to notice a trend. I'm not alone in this critique. Don't worry the previous generation cringed at some of my generations antics, and so on and so on. It's nothing personal, young guys coming on are strong dedicated, and the future of the service, but they don't want to earn their stripes. You are not in my shoes or a firefighter so you are not experiencing it first hand. You are probably in your 20's and taking offense for no reason. If you are a kick ass selfless person that works hard, my comments don't apply to you
self absorbed? Wow, you guys are making my point by minimizing my experience when I repeatedly explained it and gave examples. All a person has to go on his his/her own experiences, sorry if that bothers you. Your response is exactly what the problem is.
NCO's lead the way!
Nick, your truly a made man and I would have loved to have run across you on Fort Hood. I commend you for being brave enough and bold enough to simply video your experiences as a platoon leader.
Been a year for me as of yesterday. A lot resonates. Thank you.
Nick I'm 14 and over the last few months I've figured this out myself "patience".
I had and still have a bunch of huge huge goals, the only diverence now is I learned it's going to take time, to achieve those goals. Put you're head down and fucking work. It might take years but you will get there.
One of my biggest goals for this year is too swim 59 seconds on 100m butterfly, and create a business that has a little success that I can scale. I have a plan for that too.
I'm a competitive swimmer, but also enjoy working out. I spend around 17-18 hours a week training. 3 hours a day.
One day I want to compete at the Olympics and break a world record.
I want to own a massive business and crush it every day.
I'm currently reading crushing it. And its real good info.
Patience is key
If you want to win put you're head down and fucking work.
Ok gotta go hit legs cya
I'm finally making a change, working out is hard because i haven't done it in so long. I'm 24. You're videos have inspired me lately. I hope i can make a career out of the military & have a business on the side. I'll be starting from the bottom as a private or fuzzy, I only wish to grow & succeed. Most of my civilian friends found their way & selfishly dropped friends such as myself. I really want to find dedicated trustworthy people to befriend & look up to in the Army. I want to be appreciated. My only issue now is to choose a job.
I hate seeing you get hate for not staying in the army. Not everyone had to stay in for 20 years. You accomplished a ton and impacted soldiers with your time. In and out of your platoon. Good job brother.
God I really appreciate the truth you spoke. I’m caught up in the same situation where I want to better my self mentally and physically. I’ll earn to see graduation, and I’ll persevere, most importantly I’ll learn to be patient.
Medical benefits are not entitlements for the military. As stated earlier in the video it is a benefit of choosing the military as a carrier.
One of your best videos of all time. from the heart. Good advice.
Holy shit that was incredible that was a whole lot of wisdom... thank you nick more people need to hear what you are talking about.
Amazing stuff!
You coudn't have said it better Nick. Thank you for posting.
wow i’ve been following you since you were in korea before 100k i was around 15 and still planning on joining im 17 this year my uncle was also a army ranger i’ve spoken to you on instagram a few times thanks for the wise words nick
As simple as this was, helped a lot.
Thank you 🙏🏼
thanks for the words brother
One of my favorite videos I have seen, amazing and inspirational and so motivating
19D Recon Scout, What I did and was pretty cool. Worked with Rangers a lot; tell him to get airborne on his contract as well. You don't want to be a Recon Legg.
Much love & respect bro.
My boy dropped that proper knowledge💪
I retire from army in six years. So damn ready. Im going into the HVAC field and wanna open my own business. I cant wait.
Patience is an implied learning requirement built into college, the Army, and the work world to some extent. Earning a 4 year degree, depending on how much you challenge yourself and on what you put into it, may indeed warrant that instant job offer.
Being a Guardsman or Reservist forces you to juggle both worlds and can help you appreciate the work it takes in building your life outside of a regimented structure. In a way you build your own life, which can be just as if not more rewarding than serving Active Duty.
Both words, civilian and Army, teach great lessons. Enjoyed the vid, keep it up
Proud of you brother 💪
(YG 13’)
Wow! Thanks Nick!
Nicely done, sir.
I needed this.
This is your best video yet
Awesome video Nick ... a lot to think about and take away from this video. Thank you!
You give such good advice I love your videos.
Well said Nick.
Great content as always and a highly motivational video.
very insightful video, thank you for the video!
That was the first video I saw of yours. A years gone by quick.
Nick that shirt looks really like the german field uniform and it looks really good tbch
Patience also makes me think of guys who don’t care about girls by upfront showing they’re only after taking advantage of them look at the signs! Run! Marriage is worth waiting for at least you’ll get something of value out of it if it doesn’t work out
Nick I gave you a shout out and recommendation on my BodySpace account on bodybuilding.com. I pray it helps grow your brand bro. I put a emphasis on your content really targeting veterans and military. I live in Round Rock Texas and appreciate someone from our area having a fitness TH-cam channel that involves our community. The Austin Area is beautiful with many things to do specifically outdoor activities. Keep doing great things Nick!
It’s all on me!! Awesome vid!
Awesome insights Nick, excellent video, thanks for sharing ( : ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Great words Thank You for sharing your thoughts
PATIENCE.
i wanted to be in the Army but a 31 year old Vet is telling me not to. He says they will screw you over idk thoughts? He did two tours infantry in Afghanistan btw
MossInBlood two tours would fuck you up real good. He’s seen the true, ugly side of being an infantry soldier. War. Killing. Death. Mutilation. Friends, brothers, comrades, and civilians die in front of his eyes. You learn pretty quick just how little anyone actually cares about you. You get a number, because you are a number. Nothing more. Expendable. A statistic.
In Britain, we have a less of a culture that praises service compared to the states, so take that in to account when reading. Not to say we don’t appreciate, but we don’t gush over a man or woman in uniform.
I also did some time in the army, and left fairly early on. People can say i ‘couldn’t hack it’ or whatever, truth is, I learnt fairly quickly this was not the environment for me. Not to blow my own trumpet, but I’m a little too intelligent and inquisitive for my own good to be subservient where the environment demands conformity. Be your own person, not a sheep.
wise words
PREACH!!!!🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
If you take care of your people, the mission will take care of itself.
That was deep man I’m stoned out of my head but that Really hit me in the right place
Been listening to the his at he gym everyday. Patience is a lost virtue in my generation.... Life is about busting your ass and achieving your goals no matter what
I love your content !
excellent video. thank you.
Great video!
when you were in korea, you should have learned korean language and culture, oriental heart and soul, or civilian personal network in order to expand or mix your business plan. that possibly would make more opportunity.
Awesome video. Yes! Without Personal Responsibility our country can’t succeed. The goal of everything America does should be for the sustainability of America first.
Ancient Rome lasted 500 years. America is about half that.
The hardest workers in America are the labor force and they don’t get paid fairly respective of what they do.
It’s about knowing how to work to receive the most income for the least effort to make it in America.
I still don't understand the whole dislike concept. This was a great video..
That was good man!
It's a bitch when some of these kids grow up and find out that not everyone gets a trophy in real life.
I'm still active, but working in a joint environment. All services, plus teaching alongside civilian contractors. When you speak about the personal wants/needs being our laser focus, you are spot-on. It is difficult to blend our philosophy of finishing tasks and those who view their work in a very different way. I'm not trying to generate a negative energy, but my family and anyone outside the military...it's excuse nation and so much talk with little action. My husband is a vet, as well, and has struggled to find his place outside the brotherhood. I know you had patience and grew your business while still in, but have you struggled as well with the mental shift? I love your comments about the long gain. The patience. Thanks for always giving quality content.
Awesome Video.
Beautiful video 👍Cheers ❤
My lil bro is going into the Army, he wants to be a Calvary Scout! Thoughts?
Anthony Monda did he tell your parents he’s gay yet?
Chris Dilday Lol what makes you say that
Anthony Monda I hope he enjoys shittin in a bag and watching people
Anthony Monda Lol bro don’t listen to these people, there’s been an ongoing beef between Infantry and Cav for years man! It’s an inside joke! He will be fine!
Anthony Monda it’s something cav scouts have to go through in the army. They will get all the gay jokes but it’s all in good taste and competition. He will Have a lot of fun I’m sure.
We each owe ourselves nobody is entitled to what we possess this is the world this life but be kind or understanding to other people in the world they’re not as fortunate or not truly happy with wealth we’re human all the same that’s the only truth
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Well that's awesome story man but since you have everything back on track now what about leroy?
I think what we can all take away from this is nobody owes you anything and if you want something, buck the fuck all and work for it
Will the strong greens break a fastening?
Wondering if after the 12 week challenge we’ll we still have access to the workout via email ??
Bro - how did you get such a massive chest? Can you post a chest workout please? Thank you.
You sir sound like the next Jordan Belfort
Join the Reserves: It's pretty clear you miss it.
Nick do you feel that you’ve learned more about entrepreneurship in real life compared to college ?
you're starting to look like Biff with the longer hair.
Who were your mentors bro 🇺🇸🇺🇸
You know what I learned after being out of the marines a year? There’s always that one guy that talks about them days when he was in. In reality there’s a lot of 0 fucks given on most occasions.
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Can you make a podcast?
Song title?
You look exhausted. I’m sure you are, but check in with yourself sometimes.
That entitlement issue stems from the over-commercializing of the American Dream of being able to go college, find a valuable job after graduation, and being successful (a la "the greatest generation"). This false advertising has created your cult of victim mentality. The virtues of patience and the ideals of capitalism do not mix with the reality of living paycheck to paycheck.
Hey Nick. Can you collab with Travis Scott he just moved to Texas! (Not the rapper lol)
I think you mean Travis Stewart.