My grandfather, a really really really hardworking man. I bet he would outlift many of us. He never had a phone ... he always used those button phone(no screen touch). Recently we got him a modern phone and he is hooked. See guys self control doesnt exist in nature unless you are really diciplined. So if there is anything thats dustracing you.....just get rid of it.
I've noticed the power of human intuition and self-knowledge is incredibly powerful. Every action I regret is something that I knew in my head was the wrong choice, but weakness of will and discipline caused me to choose 'the easier option'. A lot of the self help advice found in books or online is nothing I didnt know before. Most therapists would be out of work if we learnt to reflect on our own judgements by ourself. Im completely confident that within ourselves are all the answers we need, if we learn to listen.
@@chromastrophe It is a paradoxical quote, honestly I don't understand it completely either, there are different interpretations to it. Perhaps it means we are free to act with the illusion of freedom, but with the knowledge the outcome is not truely in our hands, alleviating some anxiety. But I feel there is something deeper to it.
Kaal this is really well made and I had never saw pride in this point of view before and you really changed my mind about it, you are one of a kind man keep it up. Now its time for pridemaxxing
Sooooo true. You should always put effort for pride. For most masculine people hard work is the thing that makes them most. This is why with the pride based decisions making you are going to do more hard things thus making you more masculine and successful.
I’ve been going to a martial arts gym for about a year! Literally got my ass kicked in Jiu Jutsu today but at least got one submission in rolling. It has truly been a great experience and coupling the mindset provided within your videos has been inspirational! Thank you Kaal!
I also thought of something similar once. My line of thinking was: will I remember this thing in the future as something brave? If yes - I'd do it, if no - then not. Goofy example, but I had a military style training in another city, so I skipped the final lesson. I don't regret it, it was an excellent time. Also don't be afraid to do thing that are on the edge, like me and my friend planned to take a train, then a tram and then walk 15KMs in the forest to attend two ceremonies at once. Will you make a story out of your decision in the future? Will it be memorable and full of courage, or will you choose the way the way of a boring coward?
Hearing you talk about your time at Purdue has me wishing we connected. My attendance probably overlapped with yours. A difference between you and me though is I realized halfway through that engineering was not what I wanted, it was just the path I was placed on...after getting through all the weed out classes of course.
yes finally there's DIFFRENCE between egotism and pride, the homework has been done and truth has been accomplished. source material. Proverbs 16:18-20 KJV Pride goeth before destruction, And an haughty spirit before a fall. Better it is to be of an humble spirit with the lowly, Than to divide the spoil with the proud. He that handleth a matter wisely shall find good: And whoso trusteth in the LORD, happy is he.
0:06: 💡 Mastering decision-making: balancing logic and intuition for better choices in life. 03:20: 🧭 Tool for decision-making based on self-analysis and future perspective to live without regrets. 6:58: 💪 Importance of healthy pride and avoiding egotism in achieving personal and familial success. 10:27: 💪 Earning self-respect through daily choices and actions leads to a sense of accomplishment and pride. 13:28: ⚖️ Importance of moral decisions and building trust in strategic choices for long-term success. Recap by Tammy AI
Hey Kaal Raam i need your help I am poor literally so i can't book a meeting with you What would you do if you're in the situation where you can choose whether to get great marks in NEET (which is an entrance exam to medical school in India) or building a business which specifies a particular niche (that's what feels fulfilling but i don't know where to start) For context i am 16 and i have 2 more years to prepare for the exam So i did hw and got 1) Little guilt that i could have built a community of great people 2) I felt surprised to feel little pride in myself Whereas in buisness 1) If i built a really good community i feel the proudest 2) i don't actually feel any guilt if i achieved that in 2 years So do i have to focus on one particular thing or can i just manage both studies and buisness I am young so I need a wise answer from a wise man Hope this message finds you.... - Sp Dharshan
Hi Kaal, in one of your videos you mention the 9f framework to build how you would like your life to look like, can you tell me the title of that video? I would really like to find it, thanks!
I did wrong so I shouldn't take the reward or I would feel guilty trying again would make me feel guilty of losing a lot of time or not because I can still learn if I do right in the second chance idk if I would feel pride
sure you can minimize future regrets. However, if you don't have any past regrets, you're either ignorant or inhuman. I want to have regrets in life. It makes one grow into a good person if he manages to lift himself up again and again. If you live by the "zero regrets" mindset, shame on you. It is when you're an old fart one day, that you'll regret not having had the experiences that make life a real life, containing many many challenges, some being the experience of regret. I liked the rest of the video and think it's generally a good method. Just didn't agree with the titles statement "how to live with zero regrets"
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1:1 Coaching (limited time)
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Me having to make a important decision: shit my brain
God: here is a new Kaal Raam video
Our choices make Us
Dudee this was actually facts. Being proud of yourself actually brings more pleasure than just chasing hedonic sensory pleasure anyway
Pride stacking concept
My grandfather, a really really really hardworking man.
I bet he would outlift many of us.
He never had a phone ... he always used those button phone(no screen touch).
Recently we got him a modern phone and he is hooked. See guys self control doesnt exist in nature unless you are really diciplined. So if there is anything thats dustracing you.....just get rid of it.
Living your life in a way that allows you to avoid guilt is unironically the most powerful concept i've heard in a while.
Guilt can lead the way
life is good when kaal posts 2 videos in a row
Kaal is so, Fucking underrated.
I've noticed the power of human intuition and self-knowledge is incredibly powerful. Every action I regret is something that I knew in my head was the wrong choice, but weakness of will and discipline caused me to choose 'the easier option'.
A lot of the self help advice found in books or online is nothing I didnt know before.
Most therapists would be out of work if we learnt to reflect on our own judgements by ourself. Im completely confident that within ourselves are all the answers we need, if we learn to listen.
Die Bereitschaft on the thumbnail🥶🥶
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“Our whole lives, yours and mine: have been perfectly decided to the last detail before they even started, that is why we are completely free”
Awesome quote - where is it from?
i don't understand
if the outcome is preordained, where is the freedom?
@@HighVirtueMan From the manga: "Vagabond", I feel like this quote is also tied to a real one but I don't where from, likely Buddhist or Zen-related.
@@chromastrophe It is a paradoxical quote, honestly I don't understand it completely either, there are different interpretations to it. Perhaps it means we are free to act with the illusion of freedom, but with the knowledge the outcome is not truely in our hands, alleviating some anxiety. But I feel there is something deeper to it.
Your videos help me so much. Thank you for taking the risk on yourself
Give me the encourage to control what I can, give me the socisim to what I can't control, give me wisdom to know the siff
Kaal this is really well made and I had never saw pride in this point of view before and you really changed my mind about it, you are one of a kind man keep it up. Now its time for pridemaxxing
Sooooo true. You should always put effort for pride. For most masculine people hard work is the thing that makes them most. This is why with the pride based decisions making you are going to do more hard things thus making you more masculine and successful.
Moral capital over moral externalities to build and maintain integrity
thank you for improving my life quality with your channel
Part 2 already? my guy is on a roll XD
I’ve been going to a martial arts gym for about a year! Literally got my ass kicked in Jiu Jutsu today but at least got one submission in rolling. It has truly been a great experience and coupling the mindset provided within your videos has been inspirational!
Thank you Kaal!
I feel blessed to be one of the few to watch these
I also thought of something similar once. My line of thinking was: will I remember this thing in the future as something brave? If yes - I'd do it, if no - then not. Goofy example, but I had a military style training in another city, so I skipped the final lesson. I don't regret it, it was an excellent time.
Also don't be afraid to do thing that are on the edge, like me and my friend planned to take a train, then a tram and then walk 15KMs in the forest to attend two ceremonies at once.
Will you make a story out of your decision in the future? Will it be memorable and full of courage, or will you choose the way the way of a boring coward?
Thank you for helping us all, big bro
Kaal i love these videos keep it up
The gap between what you think should be done and what you do - that is the source of pain. Excellent video here as always Sir.
Well done
This video could not have come at a more opportune time.
Hearing you talk about your time at Purdue has me wishing we connected. My attendance probably overlapped with yours. A difference between you and me though is I realized halfway through that engineering was not what I wanted, it was just the path I was placed on...after getting through all the weed out classes of course.
Pride compass, GENIUS!
It’s a good day when Kaal posts
13:44 woah today's pantheon from Assassin's creed Brotherhood
That b-rolls are awesome, especially with big animals like wolfs and lions
That first part about opportunities explain the idea of opportunity cost in economics
*We all make choices. But in the end our choices makes us*
Make decision based on pride vs guilt
I appreciate you and your work. Thank you for showing us what you have learned so we can implement and improve!
Bro your videos stopped getting recommanded to me and i didn’t got the notifications , you know what that means
Btw really good content !
same here
We need this!
yes finally there's DIFFRENCE between egotism and pride, the homework has been done and truth has been accomplished.
source material.
Proverbs 16:18-20 KJV
Pride goeth before destruction, And an haughty spirit before a fall. Better it is to be of an humble spirit with the lowly, Than to divide the spoil with the proud. He that handleth a matter wisely shall find good: And whoso trusteth in the LORD, happy is he.
The fact that this video has the same amount of views as part 1 shows that only high caliber long attention spanned intelligentsia watch these videos
What a video,
Grateful for this🙏
bro finally dropped again
Yeah this video is gold.
Good video. Appreciated, thank you sir
This is life changing advice holy shet, Thanks Kaal
This might be useful. Thank you, Kaal.
0:06: 💡 Mastering decision-making: balancing logic and intuition for better choices in life.
03:20: 🧭 Tool for decision-making based on self-analysis and future perspective to live without regrets.
6:58: 💪 Importance of healthy pride and avoiding egotism in achieving personal and familial success.
10:27: 💪 Earning self-respect through daily choices and actions leads to a sense of accomplishment and pride.
13:28: ⚖️ Importance of moral decisions and building trust in strategic choices for long-term success.
Recap by Tammy AI
I love these topics.
watch part 1: Chadflation: why is life leaving you behind?
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Thank you, good advice.
Great video, your wisdom has helped me make better decisions and focus on growing my character which I have neglected for a while
Love all of your videos bro
W vid
Great vid
That drip is good , ima copy u
incredible video
I love your videos bro 🎉🎉🎉
Hey Kaal Raam i need your help
I am poor literally so i can't book a meeting with you
What would you do if you're in the situation where you can choose whether to get great marks in NEET (which is an entrance exam to medical school in India) or building a business which specifies a particular niche (that's what feels fulfilling but i don't know where to start)
For context i am 16 and i have 2 more years to prepare for the exam
So i did hw and got
1) Little guilt that i could have built a community of great people
2) I felt surprised to feel little pride in myself
Whereas in buisness
1) If i built a really good community i feel the proudest
2) i don't actually feel any guilt if i achieved that in 2 years
So do i have to focus on one particular thing or can i just manage both studies and buisness
I am young so I need a wise answer from a wise man
Hope this message finds you....
- Sp Dharshan
Hi Kaal, in one of your videos you mention the 9f framework to build how you would like your life to look like, can you tell me the title of that video? I would really like to find it, thanks!
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I did wrong so I shouldn't take the reward or I would feel guilty trying again would make me feel guilty of losing a lot of time or not because I can still learn if I do right in the second chance idk if I would feel pride
esoteric looksmaxxing guide???
Kaal what esoteric workout split do you follow
sure you can minimize future regrets.
However, if you don't have any past regrets, you're either ignorant or inhuman.
I want to have regrets in life. It makes one grow into a good person if he manages to lift himself up again and again.
If you live by the "zero regrets" mindset, shame on you. It is when you're an old fart one day, that you'll regret not having had the experiences that make life a real life, containing many many challenges, some being the experience of regret.
I liked the rest of the video and think it's generally a good method. Just didn't agree with the titles statement "how to live with zero regrets"
It's an exaggeration
You should have regrets but don’t regret things you can’t control.
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arno breker in the thumbnail 😅