You'll watch an entire Netflix show even when the first episodes are slow and boring just because someone told you "it gets better." *But what if you looked at your goals like that and watched your life get better instead???*
I drop a show if it's not entertaining. I can never understand why anyone would sit down and do nothing while watching something not great. Go find something greater to watch, no ?
@Joseph Lakeway Try to set daily goals, and take weed as a reward. There are actually these kinds of lockboxes with an alarm that you can set. The box wont open until the given time. For example: we let it open up after 18:00 PM. that makes you productive until that time. You will trick your brain and stay calm, because you actually know that you will smoke that day.
I just heared "Don't stop doing the things that got you out of bed". And as a person with depression it just made me cry. But later that day I stood up, took a shower, was even able to eat and tidied up my room, a little bit. Thank you.
I think I have a different type of depression. I can't feel anything the last 9 months. No happiness, no sadness. The other chance is that I'm sick in brain. Hope you doing better bro.
1) Follow the path of most Resistance - When we overcome Resistance we absorb its power 2) Don´t stop doing things that got you out of a bad situation 3) Record everything
The simplest way is to just remove the worst negative influences - it is astonishing how much of a difference it makes. Moderation in eating and social media and exercise and you can be a new person
I always find myself in an endless battle with Rule #2. Especially when it comes to working out & eating healthy. I have to constantly remind myself that fitness and health have no end. Keep showing up and put down the damn Doritos!
Saaaame, it’s a constant cycle for me. As soon as I get to where I want to be, and allow myself some pizza, the pizza wins and I have to start over again.
Steve Kamb from NerdFitness really left an impression with me with his idea of "never two in a row". Meaning in whichever way you might fail / fall off the rails, be it your nutrition, your training, your work or something else: Just make sure it doesn't happen twice in a row. Because if it does, you're starting to build momentum, but in the wrong direction. Just forgive yourself for one oopsie and pick up right where you left off. Skipped the gym once for whatever reason? No biggie, just resume your schedule from there. Had a binge and ate all the things? Ok, shit happens, forgive yourself and resume your previous diet regimen. Now I'm not saying this always works or that I haven't failed and actually done 2 or even 20 in a row because I sure have. But I like to believe that in the past 9 or so years since I saw his video on this topic, a loooot of times this thought stopped me and prevented me from going further down that negative path. And as we learn in this video, it's all about doing the same, positive things consistenly for long enough. Anything that supports that is good in my book.
@@DJcs187 thank you for this info. Quite insightful and reminds me to keep working out and not be tempted to skip for stupid reasons. Rn its cold where i live so it turns me off from working out lol but ill make sure to push thru that resistance and keep training. The feeling after is the best. Cheers
I do not want to sound cliche and say things like "this channel changed my life", but it actually did! this is probably the only channel that really understands what sh..t people are going through and gives advises that really works! Thank you so much Joey, please post more videos👍🏻
@@aceclipse Such a brilliant mind; he and Tesla, are such avatars of the benefit of combining the spiritual and the scientific And this channel is truly good. Thanks so much! Truly.
#2 is so point on. Whenever people say things like "I've tried all the diets and none of them worked!" Is it that none of them worked, or is that all things stop working when you stop doing them?
The recording part is huge. I started journaling 6 months ago. And I wrote around 1400 pages so far. All about emotions, behaviors, thoughts, bodily sensations, habits, moods. Everything. And I've come to realize how absolutely everything is connected and intertwined with each other. You can't separate a thought from the body. It's literally part of it such that it actually directly influences your blood chemistry. And I've come to realize how big of a tool our concious awareness is. What you focus on is how you feel. Oh, and unrecognized shame and guilt are huge energy zappers by the way...
Oh man, getting comfortable with the uncomfortable/choosing the path of most resistance is something I struggle with so hard as a person with anxiety, but I know logically that it's the only way to overcome my brain giving me anxiety haha
Dude, I love watching your videos simply for 2 reasons. 1. The wisdom you impart is priceless & applicable. 2. My head seems to be well on its way to resemble yours pretty soon.
Holy crap, I got more out of this 8 minute vid than any other channel that provides information and drags on for close to an hour! Keeping it real, encouraging and non complex for the dummies (like me) is key for a good kick up the butt! Cheers for the impactful and insightful 8 mins Joey 👍😊 transformational content ❤
Needed this, been in a funk cycle last 2 weeks with no motivation or drive. Its something I've come to expect with my work on self-awareness this year but I've yet to defeat it.
Rule 1: Summary of War of Art. Rule 2: Summary of Atomic Habits. Rule 3: Thinking is Writing.(Record Everything). For rule 3, I would suggest any PKM such as LYT + Obsidian/Notion. Thank you for this video!
I thought your best line was, “And the algorithm shoves my bald head into people’s faces.” But then I heard something about two brain cells and meat mountains. Your comedy’s getting better and better and it really makes the messages stick! Thank you for this video :D
is there a joey hack to overcome heartbreak, and when you build up an idea of what life "should've" or "could've" been like? need a video like this right now
Hey dude my son and I only recently found you on this platform and we wanted to say thank you ! For your funny, insightful, and beautifully crafted videos !!!
I literally panicked a few hours ago bc i recently made a major life desition and I'm having second thoughts. This video is a great indicator to not listen to those thoughts. Loved it!!
I watch a LOT of self-improvement videos and his is one of the few that get me to pause in the middle of the video and work on my craft. These vids have had an incredible impact on me.
Dude absolutely, everything said in this video is fact absolute fact. Everyday since the beginning of this year I've been throwing myself in one uncomfortable situation to another. And the progress I've been experiencing is AMAZING!! And I'm still in the beginning stages I'm still a caterpillar. The future is much brighter now. Thank you man you've absolutely helped me get through ruts.
My favorite video of yours yet! That’s saying something as well. Really well articulated some points that I’d pondered in the past, wondering if they were in fact true. Really awesome to hear you state them clearly!
Hey Joey just thought I’d share that your videos genuinely help me so much! I also take so many notes that often I end up just writing down what you say word for word since it’s so true and meaningful. You’re definitely one of my favorite TH-camrs, keep doing what you’re doing man, much love!
I fucking love the stuff you put out, man. I relate to it so much and it doesn't feel overly complicated or complex to comprehend and to eventually implement. Thank you
I love the better editing, better acting, and just overall improvement of the videos. Have been a follower for a long time on this channel, hope you can start posting more frequently! Have a comment for the algorithm
This video came at the perfect time! I've been handling this lockdown fairly well but I can feel myself starting to spiral and I know that when it happens it's going to be really difficult for me to get out of it. This is the motivation I need! Here's hoping that I don't spiral again and can stay sane until lockdown is over.
It always feels like it's too late to start recording and understanding my feelings and behaviors. It feels like I don't even understand myself yet and I'm too old to begin because of all the lost time. But I'm going to start now, because when else? Thanks for the great reminder!
Yes Nate, you can do it! ❤️ You don’t have to be young to change, you probably have lots of years ahead and you can make those better by starting to record your feelings and behaviors.
you think its still worth a listen/read for a person whos listened to 1000s of hours of podcasts and audiobooks related to personal development and philosophy/psychology?
@@MysticalPolymath Unless you've read other books that breakdown habits, I'd say probably.. The Power of Habit and Atomic Habits basically just talk about habits develop and are maintained. It might help you recognize bad habits that you haven't been aware of and develop new, healthy habits.
@@RthereNEusernames Yes. Atomic Habits is about recognizing and maintaining or breaking habits. In order to do this, you have to know how people work. Thus, the book is a really good study of human behavior. So you won’t just learn how YOU can start/break a habit, but how you can lead others into doing so as well. For example, if you manage a business and want things done a certain way bc you believe it will increase profits, you know how to structure and incentivize your business so that the workers do things the way you want, because you understand human behavior. It’s a great book for any coach, teacher, leader, or individual.The amount of ways you could apply the things you learn in the book are endless.
One of the biggest changes I have made in my life, is not using self attack for improvement. Self love allows you to be more consistent and sustainable 🥰
@@mynameisjeff9124 just don't blame yourself too much for your current bad situation. Always try to have a positive outlook and try to identify your problems first. Then try to find solutions for them instead of thinking what I have done wrong in the past and regret too much. Because no body is perfect my friend. Force yourself in doing focused work.
@@mynameisjeff9124 I have to go to the gym and starve myself cause I'm fat / ate too much today -> I want to improve my physique so I'm going to the gym and it's fine if I ate too much, let's get back on track
1. When we overcome resistance, we absorb its power. The greater the resistance, the greater the power. 2. Don't stop doing the things that get you out of a bad situation. 3. Record your thoughts and feelings on a day-to-day basis. That way, it's easier to see our thoughts for what they are.
I got wrapped into this video from the first second - your videos are so engaging and informative, this one’s definitely one of my faves! Gonna take action on these rules 👏🏼
There's nothing worse than when you're enjoying your favorite switch game and the loading screen turns black and for a moment you see your reflection in the glass.
#1 Follow the Path with more RESISTANCE #2 DON'T STOP DOING THE THINGS WHICH HELP YOU GOT OUT FROM THE BAD SITUATIONS #3 START RECORDING . ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR WORK AND THE EFFORT YOU PUT IN YOUR VIDEOS 👑❤
I’m going to get “don’t stop doing the things that got you out of a bad situation” tattooed on my left forearm and “when we overcome resistance we absorb it’s power” tattooed on my right forearm
*“You’ll watch an entire Netflix series even when the first episodes are slow just because someone told you that ‘it gets better’, but what if you looked at your goals like that and watched your life get better instead?”* Love from a small TH-camr💙
To the first point, I'd recommend anyone reading this comment to check out The Strenuous Life, which is a book made up of a compilation of Theodore Roosevelt's speeches and essays. It's titled after one of his best where he goes into this point of not taking the easiest way, but decidedly choosing the difficult to grow.
I would add one more - healthy food. Things we eat have huge impact on our mind. So eating “dead” food (this also includes meat btw) makes you feel like trash. Just try not to eat dead food for at least 2-3 month and you’ll see guaranteed results.
god not the cardboard room... bro this is too relatable
The one true bald has arrived
@@betterideas 😂
just decluttered my own 😂
Johny sins?!??!
Oh, you are the bald guy!
You'll watch an entire Netflix show even when the first episodes are slow and boring just because someone told you "it gets better." *But what if you looked at your goals like that and watched your life get better instead???*
Woah, nice perspective !
Damn
damn Ahmet dropping some facts
Great point.
I drop a show if it's not entertaining. I can never understand why anyone would sit down and do nothing while watching something not great. Go find something greater to watch, no ?
“The quality of your habits is the stability of your mental health.”
True
ITZ YO BOI ICECOLD JT !
Hey hey hey
JT tha goat
@Joseph Lakeway Try to set daily goals, and take weed as a reward. There are actually these kinds of lockboxes with an alarm that you can set. The box wont open until the given time. For example: we let it open up after 18:00 PM. that makes you productive until that time. You will trick your brain and stay calm, because you actually know that you will smoke that day.
I just heared "Don't stop doing the things that got you out of bed". And as a person with depression it just made me cry. But later that day I stood up, took a shower, was even able to eat and tidied up my room, a little bit. Thank you.
I think I have a different type of depression. I can't feel anything the last 9 months. No happiness, no sadness. The other chance is that I'm sick in brain. Hope you doing better bro.
hey you!!! thats AWESOME! keep going!!
Hang in there. Even though you might think that there is nothing that can make this better, but trust me I'm speaking with experience, it gets better.
Yeah man,
I’m so proud of you!
I'm loving the gradually more bizarre facial expressions you're putting in every video. Truly Oscar-worthy.
YES
😂
Lol
Yes he does a great job with that
I glossed over your comment quickly and I thought you said "I love the bizarre faces you are making - Oscar Wilde"
1) Follow the path of most Resistance - When we overcome Resistance we absorb its power
2) Don´t stop doing things that got you out of a bad situation
3) Record everything
It’s like getting magic or exp when beating a monster in games
The simplest way is to just remove the worst negative influences - it is astonishing how much of a difference it makes. Moderation in eating and social media and exercise and you can be a new person
Why would i moderate my eating
"just"
@@youstedfortreder1203 Because non-moderation in eating is among the best predictors for future health problems
@@DasLulu97 well, the just is a bit subjective and can be quite hard - thus I write "simple", not "easy"
What do you mean by worst negative influences? Could you give examples in your life?
I always find myself in an endless battle with Rule #2. Especially when it comes to working out & eating healthy. I have to constantly remind myself that fitness and health have no end. Keep showing up and put down the damn Doritos!
Saaaame, it’s a constant cycle for me. As soon as I get to where I want to be, and allow myself some pizza, the pizza wins and I have to start over again.
Steve Kamb from NerdFitness really left an impression with me with his idea of "never two in a row". Meaning in whichever way you might fail / fall off the rails, be it your nutrition, your training, your work or something else: Just make sure it doesn't happen twice in a row. Because if it does, you're starting to build momentum, but in the wrong direction. Just forgive yourself for one oopsie and pick up right where you left off. Skipped the gym once for whatever reason? No biggie, just resume your schedule from there. Had a binge and ate all the things? Ok, shit happens, forgive yourself and resume your previous diet regimen.
Now I'm not saying this always works or that I haven't failed and actually done 2 or even 20 in a row because I sure have. But I like to believe that in the past 9 or so years since I saw his video on this topic, a loooot of times this thought stopped me and prevented me from going further down that negative path. And as we learn in this video, it's all about doing the same, positive things consistenly for long enough. Anything that supports that is good in my book.
@@DJcs187 thank you for this info. Quite insightful and reminds me to keep working out and not be tempted to skip for stupid reasons. Rn its cold where i live so it turns me off from working out lol but ill make sure to push thru that resistance and keep training. The feeling after is the best. Cheers
Developing it as a habit of being healthy (gym, exercise, food) seems much easier in a long run.
@@DJcs187 Excellent point. I like it.
The videography quality rises with every video, truly amazing.
"Life begins outside your comfort zone" - One of my favorite quotes.
You can only fight your enemy when you recognize it
Enemy = comfort zone !
Plot hole of your little quote: "comfort" zone. So I'm supposed to be uncomfortable all the time. Good one
@@WakeNBakeBro Yes
@@EricChamplin jokes on u. I already am
@@WakeNBakeBro ok
I do not want to sound cliche and say things like "this channel changed my life", but it actually did! this is probably the only channel that really understands what sh..t people are going through and gives advises that really works! Thank you so much Joey, please post more videos👍🏻
I would also recommend David Goggins. He has more or less the same message to people.
@@daemoniumvenator7099 Thanks for the recommendation👍🏻
also try to read works written by CG Jung
@@aceclipse Such a brilliant mind; he and Tesla, are such avatars of the benefit of combining the spiritual and the scientific
And this channel is truly good. Thanks so much! Truly.
@@PeriLyons123 agreed Peri...but now I am more into esotericism and occultism....thanks to Jung
#2 is so point on. Whenever people say things like "I've tried all the diets and none of them worked!" Is it that none of them worked, or is that all things stop working when you stop doing them?
Comfort zone can be the ultimate enemy!
Honestly I think this is the best channel on TH-cam when it comes to give concrete ideas to improve your life.
Thank you for making these videos.
The recording part is huge. I started journaling 6 months ago. And I wrote around 1400 pages so far. All about emotions, behaviors, thoughts, bodily sensations, habits, moods. Everything. And I've come to realize how absolutely everything is connected and intertwined with each other. You can't separate a thought from the body. It's literally part of it such that it actually directly influences your blood chemistry.
And I've come to realize how big of a tool our concious awareness is. What you focus on is how you feel.
Oh, and unrecognized shame and guilt are huge energy zappers by the way...
"You won't go to the gym that one time and explode into a meat mountain" This was too relatable and so damn funny😂
“Don’t count the days, make the days count.” ~ Muhammad Ali 💪🏻🚀
@lyle ""“Don’t count the days, make the days count.” ~ Muhammad Ali 💪🏻🚀" - GrowthMindset" - lyle
"""""""Don’t count the days, make the days count."""~Muhammad Ali"" 💪🚀 - Growthmindset"- Iyle"- Jeremia
@@salmanchowdhury7510 """""""Don’t count the days, make the days count."""~Muhammad Ali"" 💪🚀 - Growthmindset"- Iyle"- Jeremia" ~ Salman Chowdhury
2:27 my guy watching some big rust plays
I live for Brinda
@@betterideas hell yeah
Oh man, getting comfortable with the uncomfortable/choosing the path of most resistance is something I struggle with so hard as a person with anxiety, but I know logically that it's the only way to overcome my brain giving me anxiety haha
Dude, I love watching your videos simply for 2 reasons.
1. The wisdom you impart is priceless & applicable.
2. My head seems to be well on its way to resemble yours pretty soon.
2:25 1st Rule to improve your life: ALWAYS intensely smell corn chip before eating
Holy crap, I got more out of this 8 minute vid than any other channel that provides information and drags on for close to an hour! Keeping it real, encouraging and non complex for the dummies (like me) is key for a good kick up the butt! Cheers for the impactful and insightful 8 mins Joey 👍😊 transformational content ❤
Needed this, been in a funk cycle last 2 weeks with no motivation or drive. Its something I've come to expect with my work on self-awareness this year but I've yet to defeat it.
Realising it is the first step my friend
@@nosvibes9786 absolutely and thank you! I hope you have an abundance filled week
Bro, time for a nutrition upgrade? The same crap loading arteries up is what hurts your mood. Search 'nutritional psychiatry' nk
Rule 1: Summary of War of Art.
Rule 2: Summary of Atomic Habits.
Rule 3: Thinking is Writing.(Record Everything).
For rule 3, I would suggest any PKM such as LYT + Obsidian/Notion.
Thank you for this video!
@Joël Burleson personal knowledge management
What is "LYT"?
@@leinaddnalkrik9009 Linking your Thinking.
@@leinaddnalkrik9009 And PKM - Personal Knowledge Management.
@@hemanthkotagiri8865 Thanks! 🙏
I thought your best line was, “And the algorithm shoves my bald head into people’s faces.” But then I heard something about two brain cells and meat mountains. Your comedy’s getting better and better and it really makes the messages stick! Thank you for this video :D
2:24 sampling doritos like it was served in a michelin starred restaurant
the cinematography and editing is so good 🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵
is there a joey hack to overcome heartbreak, and when you build up an idea of what life "should've" or "could've" been like? need a video like this right now
Hope this video helps. It certainly helped me.
th-cam.com/video/k0GQSJrpVhM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TED
Hey dude my son and I only recently found you on this platform and we wanted to say thank you ! For your funny, insightful, and beautifully crafted videos !!!
Journaling has definitely been important! Crazy to look back at old journals once you complete one.
I literally panicked a few hours ago bc i recently made a major life desition and I'm having second thoughts. This video is a great indicator to not listen to those thoughts. Loved it!!
Needed this!!
Wow the editting in your videos keep getting better and better. Love the cinematic shots
I watch a LOT of self-improvement videos and his is one of the few that get me to pause in the middle of the video and work on my craft. These vids have had an incredible impact on me.
Dude absolutely, everything said in this video is fact absolute fact. Everyday since the beginning of this year I've been throwing myself in one uncomfortable situation to another. And the progress I've been experiencing is AMAZING!! And I'm still in the beginning stages I'm still a caterpillar. The future is much brighter now. Thank you man you've absolutely helped me get through ruts.
I love how you got straight into the video. You're awesome man.
Love your videos man
My favorite video of yours yet! That’s saying something as well. Really well articulated some points that I’d pondered in the past, wondering if they were in fact true. Really awesome to hear you state them clearly!
Hey Joey just thought I’d share that your videos genuinely help me so much! I also take so many notes that often I end up just writing down what you say word for word since it’s so true and meaningful.
You’re definitely one of my favorite TH-camrs, keep doing what you’re doing man, much love!
Great advice!
Thank you so much for this!
I just wanna thank you for helping people to improve their lives, you really made a big change in my life 🙏
Kind of at a super low point in my life… watching this video gives me a little hope. Thank you so much.
Dude the cinematography and editing in this video is so good!
Right on the spot, thank you for sharing sir!
I fucking love the stuff you put out, man. I relate to it so much and it doesn't feel overly complicated or complex to comprehend and to eventually implement. Thank you
*Joey it’s late. Go to bed 😂*
I really enjoy hearing your thoughts and motivations and not only “do this”. Thank you!
I love the shots!
I love the better editing, better acting, and just overall improvement of the videos. Have been a follower for a long time on this channel, hope you can start posting more frequently! Have a comment for the algorithm
This video came at the perfect time! I've been handling this lockdown fairly well but I can feel myself starting to spiral and I know that when it happens it's going to be really difficult for me to get out of it. This is the motivation I need! Here's hoping that I don't spiral again and can stay sane until lockdown is over.
You can do it! 💪💪
@@viktaur aww thank you! I really hope so! Last time was awful.
you helping a lot thank you man
real eye opener , thank you so much
My life has completely changed in a matter of months, and you were a big part of that. Thank you.
It always feels like it's too late to start recording and understanding my feelings and behaviors. It feels like I don't even understand myself yet and I'm too old to begin because of all the lost time. But I'm going to start now, because when else? Thanks for the great reminder!
Yes Nate, you can do it! ❤️
You don’t have to be young to change, you probably have lots of years ahead and you can make those better by starting to record your feelings and behaviors.
Great advice! I'm going to start to implement them in my life right away
thanks for a great advice
James Clear’s Atomic Habits is a must read for anyone who enjoyed this video
I'd also recommend The War of Art by Stephen Pressfield, Can't Hurt Me by David Goggins, and The Obstacle Is The Way by Ryan Holiday.
you think its still worth a listen/read for a person whos listened to 1000s of hours of podcasts and audiobooks related to personal development and philosophy/psychology?
@@MysticalPolymath Unless you've read other books that breakdown habits, I'd say probably.. The Power of Habit and Atomic Habits basically just talk about habits develop and are maintained. It might help you recognize bad habits that you haven't been aware of and develop new, healthy habits.
@@RthereNEusernames Yes. Atomic Habits is about recognizing and maintaining or breaking habits. In order to do this, you have to know how people work. Thus, the book is a really good study of human behavior. So you won’t just learn how YOU can start/break a habit, but how you can lead others into doing so as well. For example, if you manage a business and want things done a certain way bc you believe it will increase profits, you know how to structure and incentivize your business so that the workers do things the way you want, because you understand human behavior. It’s a great book for any coach, teacher, leader, or individual.The amount of ways you could apply the things you learn in the book are endless.
@@KoarngeSound Good points, thanks for adding that. It's been a couple years since I read it!
One of the biggest changes I have made in my life, is not using self attack for improvement. Self love allows you to be more consistent and sustainable 🥰
Agreed bashing yourself only creates more problem.
But what does that actually mean? Can you give me some examples on what you changed?
@@mynameisjeff9124 just don't blame yourself too much for your current bad situation. Always try to have a positive outlook and try to identify your problems first. Then try to find solutions for them instead of thinking what I have done wrong in the past and regret too much. Because no body is perfect my friend.
Force yourself in doing focused work.
Spot on! This is such an important shift to make :)
@@mynameisjeff9124 I have to go to the gym and starve myself cause I'm fat / ate too much today -> I want to improve my physique so I'm going to the gym and it's fine if I ate too much, let's get back on track
It comes straight from heart. You’re a legend and a lifesaver ❤️
Oh man, I needed this so bad. Thank you for sharing all your insights. 💪
1. When we overcome resistance, we absorb its power. The greater the resistance, the greater the power.
2. Don't stop doing the things that get you out of a bad situation.
3. Record your thoughts and feelings on a day-to-day basis. That way, it's easier to see our thoughts for what they are.
I got wrapped into this video from the first second - your videos are so engaging and informative, this one’s definitely one of my faves! Gonna take action on these rules 👏🏼
Thank you. I needed this.
There's nothing worse than when you're enjoying your favorite switch game and the loading screen turns black and for a moment you see your reflection in the glass.
3 rules for life: an antidote to ruining your life by Joey B Schweitzer
love these idea！
I'm excited to implement these ideas, great video!
As soon as I opened TH-cam to watch some dumb videos you reminded me what I really should do
I practiced guitar for a 2,5 years every day for 5 hours+. Observe my progress!
It takes 10,000 hrs to master something
Wow, That’s wonderful !
@@selfhelpstuff 🙏✊
I needed this video Much love man!!!!
Thanks for this✌🏾✌🏾
Hey baldie
I dislike the fact am watching this at 3 43am and am 2nd
@@urmom696sds time zones lol. 4:45 in germany
@@ussselesss my guyy ahaha
@@ussselesss lmao it's 9:50 in the morning for me
Waldie
#1 Follow the Path with more RESISTANCE
#2 DON'T STOP DOING THE THINGS WHICH HELP YOU GOT OUT FROM THE BAD SITUATIONS
#3 START RECORDING
.
ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR WORK AND THE EFFORT YOU PUT IN YOUR VIDEOS 👑❤
I needed this video rn. Thanks brotha!
Wise, thank you!
I’m going to get “don’t stop doing the things that got you out of a bad situation” tattooed on my left forearm and “when we overcome resistance we absorb it’s power” tattooed on my right forearm
*“You’ll watch an entire Netflix series even when the first episodes are slow just because someone told you that ‘it gets better’, but what if you looked at your goals like that and watched your life get better instead?”*
Love from a small TH-camr💙
Great content!
Joey this video is art, one of your best. Thank you 🙌🏻
To the first point, I'd recommend anyone reading this comment to check out The Strenuous Life, which is a book made up of a compilation of Theodore Roosevelt's speeches and essays. It's titled after one of his best where he goes into this point of not taking the easiest way, but decidedly choosing the difficult to grow.
I would add one more - healthy food. Things we eat have huge impact on our mind. So eating “dead” food (this also includes meat btw) makes you feel like trash. Just try not to eat dead food for at least 2-3 month and you’ll see guaranteed results.
Thank you better ideas!
This is incredibly well shot and edited. All of these tips are spot on from personal experience! 👏🏻
Amazing advice
This is fantastic. Thank you!
Great Video, love it!
Great stuff! Thank you!
always love your videos. literally no need to follow any other self improvement channels when u've got it all covered so beautifully!
This is just what i need hear!
Love the new style of videos. Good job!
youre the best mang, keep up the great work!
This is honestly the best video I've seen from you, cheers bro
Thank you! Just when I needed this
Super cool content! Thanks!
Some good food for thoughts! Especially now that I am stuck in quarantine.
Thank you so much man
The clarity and value given is this video is off the charts! Thank you.
Awesome video, Thanks
This was AWESOME. Thanks Joey
I needed to hear this, thank you for making this video, truly