Cheers for the Video! Sorry for chiming in, I am interested in your opinion. Have you heard about - Pondalyn Phrenic Paramountcy (google it)? It is a smashing one off guide for discovering psychological methods to make women want you without the hard work. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my buddy finally got cool results with it.
then the question is why stress yourself with the persuit of success? for me succes and happiness is not a goal but just a byproduct of the way you live, serve, and work.
I feel like the older I age, the more childish and irrational I become and I always just takes the easy way out where I've been stuck in living. I've failed many times trying to change such as experiencing, doing something new but it's just introduced me more problems. I really appreciate on how you put this presentation as how calming and simple it is buildings step by step the process and you put the obstacles(stressors) as the one that can make a better you. I will learn to embrace my problems and face it as it is. I really want to become a better me
If you are reading this, may you attract everything you’ve been patiently waiting for & be passionate to pursue it whole-heartedly. It will naturally flow into your life when you are ready to receive it. Hope our channel helps you on your journey 🙏
It doesn't matter what you did or where you were...it matters where you are and what you're doing. Get out there! Sing the song in your heart and NEVER let anyone shut you up!
Like Hans Selye's GAS Model 1. Alarm Phase 2. Resistance Phase (Adaptation occurs) 3. Exhaustion In Strength and Conditioning, in order to not fall into phase 3 (Exhaustion), we have things like periodization... Recovery days... Else burnout... Similarly to the mind! We can push the threshold, but remember to rest. Regression is part of progression! Self-care is Self-love!!
This is exactly what I needed to hear in life right now. Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to open my mind and think of building strength in a new one. Now I’m not so afraid to stress myself because I know I can get stronger.
This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my TH-cam channel 2 months ago about self development and now I have 139 subs and almost 75 hours of watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so many lessons that I couldn’t have learned without getting started in the 1st place.
I'm happy for you! That is major courage and serious progress. Yes, be proud. Few actually dare to even begin. And all the learning is the best part, ain't it. Just want to pass you a great teacher I found recently. A veery likable dude I am finding extremely effective and valuable. His name is Graham Cochrane. Offers free TH-cam videos on how to build what you love to do. I'm now making major progress on the clear and ethical step by step path he teaches in his excellent book How To Get Paid For What You Know. His guidance is admirable, realistic and DO able. All the best
@@deborahhall9086 My channel has almost 200 subs and 84 hours of watch time although my next video completion progress has been pretty slow due to switching to another editing software and change of gears but no matter how slow it is to make videos, I do enjoy it. I know that my channel is way more low quality and not even close to other TH-camrs' success out there but really, I realized that the main reason for doing this is not about the success but the inspiration I've been providing some people with my stories and experiences. Whoever you are, I don't know you personally but I can say based on what you said, I can say that you're one of the non-judgmental and open-minded people who is not fixated on tangible or external factors in order to learn from someone like me. Just because someone doesn't have a piece of paper as a credential, doesn't mean that person is not entitled to share personal experiences with the hope & intention to inspire others. Keep up with whatever it is that you're doing to improve mankind or improving your life even to a slight degree each day. This is just one part of a bigger puzzle for creating my TH-cam channel about holistic health. I literally could have died back when I was 14 years old due to major depression but here I am right now replying to you, a TH-camr, who's full of fulfillment and dedication to help others to be a better version of themselves. I ain't better than anyone else but my old self. That's all that really makes this TH-cam thing more meaningful and enjoyable. Thanks so much for your support!
I can really tell you have a philosophers brain by how you organize information, draw distinctions, and define terms. Love to see this content get out there on TH-cam 👏🏼
Develop a Positive Mindset. If you're going to increase your mental toughness, the first thing you have to do is focus on building a strong, positive mindset👍
i think most people have an issue that cant be solved by just reading and learning. il explain. your comparison to physical strength is apt, putting your body through stress gradually introduces chaos to their body that slowly gets repaired through rest and diet. information does the same to the brain, slowly you keep introducing more and more stress and information that turns order into chaos, and back into order. the problem is when you consider what happens when to much chaos is introduced at once. if you try to lift a weight that is too heavy , you can run the risk of injury. if your body can become damaged. at which point, no amount of diet can save that, its going to need direct intervention, rest, recuperation maybe even some physical therapy to make sure it heals correctly. if it doesn't heal correctly, you might be dealing with chronic pain for the rest of your life . or a leg that's broken that doesn't have proper treatment can stay broken. the same can be said for mental health. sometimes information can be too much to bare on someone all at once, this is what trauma is. beholding a traumatic event can be considered in taking new information, no? doom scrolling and learning every day horrible events and horrible atrocities of life could be akin to wearing heavy heights all day with no rest or reoperation .what doesn't kill you genuinely doesn't make you stronger all the time, you can suffer permanent damage just like the physical body, and its very important to our world that we acknowledge that !
I was a bit skeptical when you said you'd explain mental strength in a different way. I can now say, I am amazed by how you explained it. Beautiful really.
I have lost everything what i have ever loved, enjoyed ! Trust me it'has shattered me from every angle. currently suffering from bipolar disorder.. donno what is coming next .. but i don't feel pain neither any kind of pleasure. It's hard to describe but . somehow meditation has helped me. Trust me life is all about pain so enjoy pain !! The more you suffer the more depth of life you'll understand.. or maybe I am absolutely wrong !!
I believe meditation and reflection are also key aspects to building resilience (strength as you put it). Reading with out reflection and analysis is orders of magnitude less beneficial. Having experiences with auto-pilot turned on leaves those valuable moments hollow. Being truly mindful can turn even mundane activities into monumental moments. I agree with what you have said, however, I feel these is so much more to this topic and that your model lacks substance and practicality. Keep up the good work.
I must say I still have more room to grow but what has helped me continuously grow is to truly conquer fear. Break my own barriers to reach the next one.
Good things do take time,same applies here in getting mentally stronger,you work in small units daily in achieving it,most importantly you need to start valuing yourself,love yourself,start accepting things with being ok with it,it will cut out your overthinking,you are nothing else than your thoughts, "arrange your thoughts,arrange your life".
"Instead of avoiding an uncomfortable thought or feeling, face it. Lie still, close your eyes and visualise it. Feel the feeling. What does it look like? Feel the energy in your body. How does the energy feel? Feel how it changes from one form to another. Enter into a state of observation and watch as it transforms."
He who has a "why"to live can bear with almost any "how". - Dr. Vicktor Frankl in his book " Man's Search for Meaning" Thank you for making this video this helps me and millions.
The video is great and empowering. The comments are even better and at least to me enlightening and more empowering. Thanks everyone. Good to know that I am not alone. We shall emerge stronger.
Most important video I have seen. I am saving it for life. Totally agree that nutrition and good health is most important thing and foundation one needs to build things on. I would request the creator of this content to continue the effort and find the courage to go deeper into topics. Everyone is thirsty for knowledge . I want to thank the TH-cam recommendation system to suggest me this video.
Honestly this was very insightful I'll look at books in a different way Thank you so much for sharing your ideas😊 I've wondered how to be mentally stronger for years and now I have the answer
If I'm hearing your logic correctly your argument is that by working to gain experience, the acquisition of that experience equips you to deal with stress, thereby increasing mental strength. This seems like a valid argument because your applying work; some mental, and or physical force over a distance of time or in space. If you define stress as pressure you find something interesting. Work and Stress are essentially the same thing with the only thing separating them is one dimension multiplied by distance and an inverse relationship. work is force times distance while pressure is force divided by distance squared. In fact because we operate in 3 dimensions it could be argued that the dimensional variable separating work and stress naturally manifest itself in the physical world. Furthermore where people exist in this relationship flips transforming your arguments conclusion to stress helps you deal with stress. Stress enlarges your memory state and stress improves mental strength. this doesn't sound very sound.
This might be my favorite video of yours thus far. It is more of a reflection of your own knowledge over than what you may have remodeled by a book youve read. I mean of course it is from something youve learned but definitely had more of a sense of you as the creator of the video. You mention the Doestoyasofghwoeugh book but thats pretty much all. Really, job well done.
“Long-term memory is divided into procedural memory( learned actions and skills) and declarative memory ( stored facts). Declarative memories can be either semantic (impersonal knowledge) or episodic (personal experiences associated with specific times and places).”
That's a great video. I probably knew everything you said. But the way you combined & brought together everythibg is such a paradigm shifter. Thank you.
read classical literature, don't associate young adult fiction and most self help literature with "reading books", the gold is mostly in the filtered list of the classics from the best, which have stood the test of time for many many years. Especially fiction that weaves philosphical points and ideas, aiding an individual's ability to reflect on their position in society, in the bigger universe, in life.. Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina, Herman Melville's Bartbly, Moby Dick, Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway, to the lighthouse and so on are invaluable to me...
Knowledge is etymologically related to gnosis. Gnosis is remembering of the being mode, rather than the having mode, also called insight or sati. It is a form of mindfulness that leads to an optimal grip on the world, which is linked to a state of flow. People who are more mindful, tend to also be more insightful, more in flow, and experience more meaning in life. I am paraphrasing "Awakening from the meaning crisis", a 50 video youtube series by John Vervaeke.
It can boost your mood, build resilience, and add to your overall enjoyment of life: Tell yourself something positive. ... Write down something you are grateful for. ... Focus on one thing (in the moment). ... Exercise. ... Eat a good meal. ... Open up to someone. ... Do something for someone else. ... Take a break.
I like the way this is abstracted to feel like data. State created by a set of parameters learned through life. Experience writes those parameters and our state becomes wiser, stronger. Nice
I really enjoyed this video but if I may share something, the person spoke about chaos as if it was a bad thing, on the contrary, Dr Peterson (the guy who introduces the aspect of order and chaos) described it as the unknown, or the unexpected. When you are lifting weights it is expected that you will gain strength hence it is a known. Apart from this I agree with everything in this video and I love the content ❤️
Don't know why But I'm not able to concentrate on your videos it's like my Teacher giving a huge lecture.I Appreciate your Work and content is soo Good ...It may be my problem unable to watch 😰
pray and be in peace stay calm take deep breaths dont seem anxious or nervous or overwhelmed even tho deep down I am take it day by day not rush but I do cuz like get it done but its procress life
Cool Video. I agree with most of the things u said in the video. But instead of reading i know that putting urself in situation of stress and overcoming them is the main ground to build mental strength. Like u said before in the video, talking infront of people. U fear it, its a stressor, u put urself in the situation, create order by the practical knowledge u received, improved ur mindset (u call it worldview) towards talking infront of people.
Hi and thanks for the video. I’ve got an important question for you: how do you learn to become fully conscious of all these good advices? I’m struggling to do it, in the sense that while I have no problems in understanding them from the psychological and emotional/spiritual point of view, I have however the biggest difficulties in remembering them, being conscious of them, and sticking to my initial resolutions to implement them in my everyday life. It’s like my brain understands but my overall “being” treats it as just a piece of information and no effective transformative action is either taken or sustained in the mid or long term. That’s why I believe my problem lies in my inability to become fully conscious of it, and I’m wondering how I could become more conscious. Could you please take the time to provide an answer and provide a few links to resources abounding in your explanations? Thank you!
I think that you should focus on your actions instead of your thoughts, if you do repetitive action towards your goal then surely your mind will change.
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Be comfortable in being uncomfortable and you’ll have strength.
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-Steve Harvey
"You have power over your mind, not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength." - Marcus Aurelius.
Cheers for the Video! Sorry for chiming in, I am interested in your opinion. Have you heard about - Pondalyn Phrenic Paramountcy (google it)? It is a smashing one off guide for discovering psychological methods to make women want you without the hard work. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my buddy finally got cool results with it.
This. This has basically become my principle of life
Youre beautiful.
But outside events are visible and accessible why this quote
Yeah that’s right....you can control yourself and how you react to external stimuli.
“Strength doesn’t come from what you can do, it comes from overcoming the things you once though you couldn’t. “
thought*
It's courage, right? O.O
Adopt a growth mindset. Whoever you are and whoever you think you are. Understand that growing and evolving is key to your succes 🔑❤️
then the question is why stress yourself with the persuit of success? for me succes and happiness is not a goal but just a byproduct of the way you live, serve, and work.
I feel like the older I age, the more childish and irrational I become and I always just takes the easy way out where I've been stuck in living. I've failed many times trying to change such as experiencing, doing something new but it's just introduced me more problems. I really appreciate on how you put this presentation as how calming and simple it is buildings step by step the process and you put the obstacles(stressors) as the one that can make a better you. I will learn to embrace my problems and face it as it is. I really want to become a better me
If you are reading this, may you attract everything you’ve been patiently waiting for & be passionate to pursue it whole-heartedly. It will naturally flow into your life when you are ready to receive it. Hope our channel helps you on your journey 🙏
You as well
Strength comes from creating comfort where there was once danger.
That’s such a good line
Read the St FRANCIS prayer?
It doesn't matter what you did or where you were...it matters where you are and what you're doing. Get out there! Sing the song in your heart and NEVER let anyone shut you up!
Like Hans Selye's GAS Model
1. Alarm Phase
2. Resistance Phase (Adaptation occurs)
3. Exhaustion
In Strength and Conditioning, in order to not fall into phase 3 (Exhaustion), we have things like periodization... Recovery days... Else burnout...
Similarly to the mind! We can push the threshold, but remember to rest. Regression is part of progression! Self-care is Self-love!!
Most underrated channel on TH-cam...... great content, soothing background music
I appreciate that!
This is exactly what I needed to hear in life right now. Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to open my mind and think of building strength in a new one. Now I’m not so afraid to stress myself because I know I can get stronger.
This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my TH-cam channel 2 months ago about self development and now I have 139 subs and almost 75 hours of watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so many lessons that I couldn’t have learned without getting started in the 1st place.
I'm happy for you!
That is major courage and serious progress.
Yes, be proud. Few actually dare to even begin.
And all the learning is the best part, ain't it.
Just want to pass you a great teacher I found recently.
A veery likable dude I am finding extremely effective and valuable.
His name is Graham Cochrane.
Offers free TH-cam videos on how to build what you love to do.
I'm now making major progress on the clear and ethical step by step path
he teaches in his excellent book How To Get Paid For What You Know.
His guidance is admirable, realistic and DO able.
All the best
@@deborahhall9086 My channel has almost 200 subs and 84 hours of watch time although my next video completion progress has been pretty slow due to switching to another editing software and change of gears but no matter how slow it is to make videos, I do enjoy it. I know that my channel is way more low quality and not even close to other TH-camrs' success out there but really, I realized that the main reason for doing this is not about the success but the inspiration I've been providing some people with my stories and experiences. Whoever you are, I don't know you personally but I can say based on what you said, I can say that you're one of the non-judgmental and open-minded people who is not fixated on tangible or external factors in order to learn from someone like me. Just because someone doesn't have a piece of paper as a credential, doesn't mean that person is not entitled to share personal experiences with the hope & intention to inspire others. Keep up with whatever it is that you're doing to improve mankind or improving your life even to a slight degree each day. This is just one part of a bigger puzzle for creating my TH-cam channel about holistic health. I literally could have died back when I was 14 years old due to major depression but here I am right now replying to you, a TH-camr, who's full of fulfillment and dedication to help others to be a better version of themselves. I ain't better than anyone else but my old self. That's all that really makes this TH-cam thing more meaningful and enjoyable. Thanks so much for your support!
Do not pray for an easy life, but for the strength to endure a difficult one.
Mental Strength is so important, it should be exercised as much as our bodies
I can really tell you have a philosophers brain by how you organize information, draw distinctions, and define terms. Love to see this content get out there on TH-cam 👏🏼
Very insightful - Nutrients are how we turn stress into Strength!
Develop a Positive Mindset. If you're going to increase your mental toughness, the first thing you have to do is focus on building a strong, positive mindset👍
"When your mind is peaceful and ease it works it best"-Sadhguru
i think most people have an issue that cant be solved by just reading and learning. il explain. your comparison to physical strength is apt, putting your body through stress gradually introduces chaos to their body that slowly gets repaired through rest and diet. information does the same to the brain, slowly you keep introducing more and more stress and information that turns order into chaos, and back into order. the problem is when you consider what happens when to much chaos is introduced at once. if you try to lift a weight that is too heavy , you can run the risk of injury. if your body can become damaged. at which point, no amount of diet can save that, its going to need direct intervention, rest, recuperation maybe even some physical therapy to make sure it heals correctly. if it doesn't heal correctly, you might be dealing with chronic pain for the rest of your life . or a leg that's broken that doesn't have proper treatment can stay broken. the same can be said for mental health. sometimes information can be too much to bare on someone all at once, this is what trauma is. beholding a traumatic event can be considered in taking new information, no? doom scrolling and learning every day horrible events and horrible atrocities of life could be akin to wearing heavy heights all day with no rest or reoperation .what doesn't kill you genuinely doesn't make you stronger all the time, you can suffer permanent damage just like the physical body, and its very important to our world that we acknowledge that !
I was a bit skeptical when you said you'd explain mental strength in a different way. I can now say, I am amazed by how you explained it. Beautiful really.
That last line… that very last one, “or light where there was once darkness, was what put everything together for me.
I have lost everything what i have ever loved, enjoyed ! Trust me it'has shattered me from every angle. currently suffering from bipolar disorder.. donno what is coming next .. but i don't feel pain neither any kind of pleasure. It's hard to describe but . somehow meditation has helped me. Trust me life is all about pain so enjoy pain !! The more you suffer the more depth of life you'll understand.. or maybe I am absolutely wrong !!
"Introduce some chaos", the Joker
Thank you very insightful
Never afraid of dark because it helps you to see the light.
I am having health issues and you gave me a reason to not cry over it...... Thank you
Suffering makes you stronger, either physically or mentally. That's what I believe.
I believe meditation and reflection are also key aspects to building resilience (strength as you put it). Reading with out reflection and analysis is orders of magnitude less beneficial. Having experiences with auto-pilot turned on leaves those valuable moments hollow. Being truly mindful can turn even mundane activities into monumental moments. I agree with what you have said, however, I feel these is so much more to this topic and that your model lacks substance and practicality. Keep up the good work.
I just got to say, this video format with this beautiful background music and your calm voice is just wonderful to listen to.
I'm moving to a new sector in the tech field and have had so much anxiety and imposter syndrome in the process. Thanks I really needed to hear this
I must say I still have more room to grow but what has helped me continuously grow is to truly conquer fear. Break my own barriers to reach the next one.
Good things do take time,same applies here in getting mentally stronger,you work in small units daily in achieving it,most importantly you need to start valuing yourself,love yourself,start accepting things with being ok with it,it will cut out your overthinking,you are nothing else than your thoughts, "arrange your thoughts,arrange your life".
"Instead of avoiding an uncomfortable thought or feeling, face it. Lie still, close your eyes and visualise it. Feel the feeling. What does it look like? Feel the energy in your body. How does the energy feel? Feel how it changes from one form to another. Enter into a state of observation and watch as it transforms."
Ah yes, just when I have no mental strength to hold my life together
One of the best videos by this channel. Thank you.
i feel much happier from doing what i learn from this video thanks for being my therapist
He who has a "why"to live can bear with almost any "how". - Dr. Vicktor Frankl in his book " Man's Search for Meaning" Thank you for making this video this helps me and millions.
I was in middle of office but as I got notification I took break just to watch your video...it was totally worth it 🙏👍🏼
I can’t express how much this video helped me.
Strength is ones ability to return to balance from increasingly more unstablazing events.
The video is great and empowering. The comments are even better and at least to me enlightening and more empowering. Thanks everyone. Good to know that I am not alone. We shall emerge stronger.
Awesome. One of the greatest vids in my life. Thanks from Brazil.
I think I found my favourite youtube channel
I keep on coming back to this TH-cam Channel to refuel my motivation to maximise my life.
Most important video I have seen. I am saving it for life. Totally agree that nutrition and good health is most important thing and foundation one needs to build things on. I would request the creator of this content to continue the effort and find the courage to go deeper into topics. Everyone is thirsty for knowledge . I want to thank the TH-cam recommendation system to suggest me this video.
If there is no enemy within no enemy from the outside can harm you.
I think that physical strenght helps you to build mental strenght and viceversa
Mental muscles that make us strong is willpower, memory + practice with repetition
Honestly this was very insightful I'll look at books in a different way
Thank you so much for sharing your ideas😊 I've wondered how to be mentally stronger for years and now I have the answer
One of the greatest video on TH-cam
If I'm hearing your logic correctly your argument is that by working to gain experience, the acquisition of that experience equips you to deal with stress, thereby increasing mental strength. This seems like a valid argument because your applying work; some mental, and or physical force over a distance of time or in space. If you define stress as pressure you find something interesting. Work and Stress are essentially the same thing with the only thing separating them is one dimension multiplied by distance and an inverse relationship. work is force times distance while pressure is force divided by distance squared. In fact because we operate in 3 dimensions it could be argued that the dimensional variable separating work and stress naturally manifest itself in the physical world. Furthermore where people exist in this relationship flips transforming your arguments conclusion to stress helps you deal with stress. Stress enlarges your memory state and stress improves mental strength. this doesn't sound very sound.
This was very good, and helpful. Thank you for breaking it down into its component parts.
👌😁 *Just like the Mandolorians said, a strong body means nothing if the will is weak!*
Endurance is an essential building brick to build a better you!
This might be my favorite video of yours thus far. It is more of a reflection of your own knowledge over than what you may have remodeled by a book youve read. I mean of course it is from something youve learned but definitely had more of a sense of you as the creator of the video. You mention the Doestoyasofghwoeugh book but thats pretty much all. Really, job well done.
“Long-term memory is divided into procedural memory( learned actions and skills) and declarative memory ( stored facts). Declarative memories can be either semantic (impersonal knowledge) or episodic (personal experiences associated with specific times and places).”
This is an extremely intellectual perspective. Thank you.
That's a great video. I probably knew everything you said. But the way you combined & brought together everythibg is such a paradigm shifter. Thank you.
read classical literature, don't associate young adult fiction and most self help literature with "reading books", the gold is mostly in the filtered list of the classics from the best, which have stood the test of time for many many years. Especially fiction that weaves philosphical points and ideas, aiding an individual's ability to reflect on their position in society, in the bigger universe, in life.. Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina, Herman Melville's Bartbly, Moby Dick, Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway, to the lighthouse and so on are invaluable to me...
This amazing! Thanks for sharing.
Knowledge is etymologically related to gnosis. Gnosis is remembering of the being mode, rather than the having mode, also called insight or sati. It is a form of mindfulness that leads to an optimal grip on the world, which is linked to a state of flow.
People who are more mindful, tend to also be more insightful, more in flow, and experience more meaning in life.
I am paraphrasing "Awakening from the meaning crisis", a 50 video youtube series by John Vervaeke.
Meditation gives mental strength
A, World view. Troubles v hope. Success by faith. Faith by time. Patience by reasonable expectation.
Love love this video
Good to find out this channel!
Your words are very powerful and easy to understand.
How are you so good at explaining this
Mental strength was explained very well here.
Your a good cleaver man,I've learned more from you then I've done all my life.Well done mate👍
It can boost your mood, build resilience, and add to your overall enjoyment of life:
Tell yourself something positive. ...
Write down something you are grateful for. ...
Focus on one thing (in the moment). ...
Exercise. ...
Eat a good meal. ...
Open up to someone. ...
Do something for someone else. ...
Take a break.
I love the visual representation, I’m a visual learner
Brilliant.. That's just brilliant 💙
Thanks a lot! I wish I could have given thousands of likes, such an eye-opener for me.
I like the way this is abstracted to feel like data. State created by a set of parameters learned through life. Experience writes those parameters and our state becomes wiser, stronger. Nice
I really enjoyed this video but if I may share something, the person spoke about chaos as if it was a bad thing, on the contrary, Dr Peterson (the guy who introduces the aspect of order and chaos) described it as the unknown, or the unexpected. When you are lifting weights it is expected that you will gain strength hence it is a known. Apart from this I agree with everything in this video and I love the content ❤️
3:41, not "added", transformed (relatively reconfigured relational-flow states of: fixation, flux, &/or release)
Thankyou for this video. You explained it beautifully ❤
"To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
Don't know why But I'm not able to concentrate on your videos it's like my Teacher giving a huge lecture.I Appreciate your Work and content is soo Good ...It may be my problem unable to watch 😰
Beautiful video. Thank you
Both mental strength and physical strength are linked.
You're voice is so calm ❤️
Amazing work!! Loads of respect!!
Such a well-put video. To the point, i nformtaive, no BS , only facts and everything put together in such a simple way. I subscribed.
Nice video! Learned something new.
Some of the only good 'nutrition' on TH-cam. Keep it up.
I needed this video. Thank you 🙏🏼
Thank you. Sir You are doing a great Job and changed millions of perspectives about life including myself.
Strength comes from actively seeking and taking calculated risks
So memory as you're using it is like save states in a game. Each is a snapshot of your character's progress throughout the game as you level up.
the comment section is realy inspiring
pray and be in peace stay calm take deep breaths dont seem anxious or nervous or overwhelmed even tho deep down I am take it day by day not rush but I do cuz like get it done but its procress life
This is the single most transformative video I've ever seen in TH-cam! Thanks a lot!
Cool Video. I agree with most of the things u said in the video. But instead of reading i know that putting urself in situation of stress and overcoming them is the main ground to build mental strength. Like u said before in the video, talking infront of people. U fear it, its a stressor, u put urself in the situation, create order by the practical knowledge u received, improved ur mindset (u call it worldview) towards talking infront of people.
Beautifully said
Thank you
This was SO HELPFUL, thank you!
Viscerally, it is talkin' about subduing our fears
Hi and thanks for the video. I’ve got an important question for you: how do you learn to become fully conscious of all these good advices? I’m struggling to do it, in the sense that while I have no problems in understanding them from the psychological and emotional/spiritual point of view, I have however the biggest difficulties in remembering them, being conscious of them, and sticking to my initial resolutions to implement them in my everyday life. It’s like my brain understands but my overall “being” treats it as just a piece of information and no effective transformative action is either taken or sustained in the mid or long term. That’s why I believe my problem lies in my inability to become fully conscious of it, and I’m wondering how I could become more conscious. Could you please take the time to provide an answer and provide a few links to resources abounding in your explanations? Thank you!
I think that you should focus on your actions instead of your thoughts, if you do repetitive action towards your goal then surely your mind will change.
Awesome video man!!
Definitely needed this one...what's funny is that thier are more commnets than views 😅