I will always find it funny how Jerma is arguably the nicest, most genuine and authentic streamer on the entire internet, and yet his community act as if he's an unhinged psycho
hurting yourself doesn't help anyone , including yourself . in my experience , good volunteer work can work wonders for my mental health , but that's just my suggestion to consider . take care of yourself ! you got this 🫂
@@whenyou6061 thank you for your kind words haha. i'm trying to work on my mental health but there are some outside factors that are making things a bit harder for me. hoping things get better though
Jerma gets it. I'm 30, went through maybe 15+ jobs, dropped out of college three times, hated the world for being like it is, lived in fear of failure, got addicted to some bad things, and I've only now learned how to love myself and others despite all the flaws and be happy. Hate and anger only destroys. Life ain't no race, we're all just living!
I was wondering why there wasnt a compilation like this (that i havent found) , Jerma makes some goofy hilarious moments but when he gets real and talks straight to you about life, its the good shit you need to hear
Yea, even I had trouble trying to find the 3 clips here, spent hours sleuthing through TH-cam search, reddit threads and the discord. Could of been a longer comp but I couldn't find any more in a reasonable time.
@@JermaClips these clips you found here were worth it enough my man, I remember seeing the first and last clips but never saw the black shirt one so theres probably more out there somewhere on the internet im confident in that I speak for a lot of people when I say we appreciate the clips you put together here and we are more than happy to see another vid like this if theres more clips somewhere out there
the timing of this video is so eerie. this is exactly what i needed to hear right now. i clicked on this an hour after it was posted and everything said in it was things i've spent all day thinking about. thank you so much jerma clips
As someone who is 25, never had a job, never learned to drive, never felt like i had any passions, struggled with mental health my whole life. Thank you, wholeheartedly, for making this video. I always like watching various moments from Jerma streams to cheer me up, but this one I really needed. It helped me realize that people put so much emphasis on age and achieving things by certain ages. But it really doesn't matter. I'll get there when I get there.
Brother.. i feel more than lost. im gunna play elden ring DLC and then continue to be homeless traveling the US.. hoping to get somewhere warm before winter.
Think about every time Jerma made you laugh. Now think to how many other people that happened. This man has been supplying millions of laughs for years.
Jerma is so emotionally intelligent and kind. I know the running gag is that he’s a psychopath but I think he’s legitimately the nicest most genuine streamer I’ve ever seen lol.
I can’t tell if I’m happier than I was because of life advice Jeremy or disappointed he didn’t find a random zenis on the wall and immediately get stunlocked by it
Ive had a very very hard life so far. But jerma has always been a bright spot for me. The other day for instance, i was so miserable i was having thoughts again and i decided to watch jerma to see if it would help and it did. I laughed for 40 straight minutes at the pacman incident, to the point where my stomach hurt. This man is seriously a blessing. Im so grateful i get to suffer in a time where jerma exists. It makes it heaps more tolerable. Thanks Jeremy.
Jerma has been more comforting and encouraging than anyone in my family ever has been and I think that’s why I’m so devastated he’s not streaming anymore, it literally feels like losing a family member
All his talk about wanting to be a movie director, and now he's the Chief Creative Office of Offbrand. Just shows that as long as you are patient and keep working towards your goals, you really can achieve your dreams that may seem far out of reach in the moment
You know what? Sometimes this psycho streamer is actually a good adviser. I'm in my 24 right now and I have no clue wtf I'm gonna do next. Under-graduate, no job, no hobby. Truly one of a dark moment in my life.
23 with pretty much same situation, but stuck in the only job I've ever had for 7 years now I guess we all figure shit out like he says. Just keep your head up man I believe in you
This was oddly posted at a good time for me. As someone who just lost a pet yesterday, I've been just going through it for the week. And just worrying about doing things in life, and him saying just don't rush through life is a slap in the face for me lol. No need to stress yourself over things you feel like you need to do/learn as fast as possible. Heck, even when I talk to my mom she always told me not to rush things and just do them when you're ready, so I feel like there is something behind that. Didn't know I needed some inspirational Jerma till now.
I'm sorry for your loss. I'd like to share this very old jerma video with you because it's uncanny how similar he felt in this video compared to what you described. th-cam.com/video/qSHDfd2r4cc/w-d-xo.html
@@JermaClips Crazy, He makes a really good point there too. My cat of 19 years I knew at some point it was gonna happen, he would be gone...but just like Jerma said you're really just not ready when it hits. And it's so hard to watch your pet decline in health as they get older and there isn't really much you can do but just be by them. And for many including me, pets are family and that cat was one of the best things to be apart of my life and it's just crushing to see him go... I'm not one to say much in youtube comments or even get sappy in them like this. But I do just genuinely want to say thank you for this, and to even going out of your way to reply me this video. Hade me tearing up lol but it's good things to listen and hear.
turning 31 this year, recently unemployed and moved in with parents. this video was very nice. i have to fight every day to reign in my goals, and to not compare myself to others. one day at a time. thanks jerma and editor.
Genuinely needed this. recently changed career paths after a failed go at medical coding, went to a shitty 2 year program, wasted money and time on a degree i cant even use, ended up back in shitty food service work anyway. I decided on a whim, ill go thru with phlebotomy training and become a phleb. tech, draw blood for a living because im not uncomfy w/ needles anymore due to being on HRT for so long lol. So i thought i could use that to make the blood drawing/injection process more comfy for people. I panicked bc i thought it was too late to change. Too late to make a decision like this. But im only 23, i have so much time. this vid helped me feel better
Clips like these are what are gonna make me sad when he actually retires. He can turn the most insignificant things into a muscle busting laughing fit but when he gives heart to heart advice its nice to hear.
genuinely really helpful, jerma is like 40, her looks 27 and acts like he's 100, only streamer Id actually describe as wise, kinda cringy way to describe it but I love his talks like this (he needs a podcast for retirement arc)
Well, this video came at the perfect time. "Everybody thinks that their 20's is the end" is a sentiment that's been haunting me for quite a while, and it hasn't helped that things have gotten quite a lot worse for me mentally since I entered my 20's. Really thought I would manage uni too, but just a year in and 2024 has so far been my lowest point in life, mainly due to stress and what I did to cope with it. Done my best to get help, finally, but I wish I'd done so sooner. Hope whoever's reading this is having a nice day :)
Life has been pretty good lately, still I get this feeling from time to time that I am wasting my time, not chasing my dreams enough, not living every second. There's so much pressure in the world and I'm glad we can hear some comforting words here. I hope I get to make my dreams come true one day, as well as all of you people here. Maybe not today, but I'm striving to be at least 1% better in some area or another every time I wake up
Jerma is a fantastic and talented guy, I'd be lying if I said he wasn't someone that should even be admired as a role model, but it feels kinda reductive to get advice from a charismatic, conventionally attractive person who was born in a first world country and seemingly hasn't had to struggle for much. I hope his advice helps whoever it needs to help, and if his words resonate with you then I'm quite glad, but it rings hollow for the most part, at least from where I'm standing.
I totally get what you mean since that's how I feel about a lot of other celebrities, but I would say it does hit a little different coming from Jerma. Like he may be conventionally attractive now, but all those people clown on his height for a reason, and he's told stories about how being a short scrawny kid got him bullied a lot in school, which is what motivated him into getting into the gym and into comedy. Not to mention his chronic pain that's either from or added to his other health problems. And he can be pretty charismatic sometimes, but let's not forget all the Worst Jokes and streams he tries that actually did flop. Not to say he's uncharismatic, just that the difference is how well someone can bounce back after completely humiliating themselves. Which is what I personally find inspiring. And finally, while I can't speak much for his financial background (he seemed to have been relatively comfortable on that front from what I can infer) I think the part of his story a lot of people relate to his how he got his college degree from an apparently incompetent program that he couldn't use to get a job for years after graduation. But he was still able to use some of the skills he learned to put towards his Youtubing hobby/passion which eventually blossomed into a career. His main point being that the 20s are a small part of people's lifespan, and many people do tend to thrive afterwards despite what pop media tells us. I can't speak for your experiences either but I hope everything works out for you. While my 20s haven't been ideal, they've still been infinitely better than my teens, which I hope means something at least.
I like that, in spite of not really being able to relate possibly to people in a really bad place, he did his best to say something meaningful and helpful. I think in some of my worst spots part of what kept me there was thinking about failure, and I think being told to slow down might have helped.
i don't understand how someone's words should mean less because of where they come from or where they currently stand tbh. jerma has had plenty of struggles in his life and that's what he's speaking on. just because he can't speak on like the worst of the worst doesn't mean what he's saying less meaningful. i by no means mean this from a personal standpoint btw. if thats how you feel personally thats okay but i genuinely think its disrespectful to people to say "look where you are now? you shouldnt speak on this, you dont KNOW struggles like others". its fucked up.
What you are citing back to me is a more extreme version of the point I made, please don't put words that I didn't say in my mouth. I understand you like Jerma and feel the need to defend him, but I really don't mean what I said as an insult or even as a way to invalidate what he said, it's just my opinion on the topic, completely subjective and filtered purely through my point of view.
Love this! There is KIND OF a formula I found to work: Follow your excitement to the best you can and work on it for as long as you can, whatever it may be the thing is it has to be exciting to do (for you) no matter how stupid it seems or even if it seems like it won't "pay the bills". And the second thing is building on that: You can't have any expectation for the outcome. If you for example make music with the expectation of becoming rich or getting a girl, you do not only set yourself up for disappointment, but also (like jerma said) you miss all the opportunities that come with following your excitement for the purpose of being excited only. And after that watch synchronicity happen. It's one of those things you cant believe or explain really until you feel and see it happen in your own life. And following your excitement without expectation doesn't seem like a hard thing to at least try to do, if you feel like you don't believe it can work. Never insist on anything if it doesn't feel exciting to you. This way you will also find habits and behaviours you don't want to keep. Now go get excited!
thanks for the live advice. i truly appreciate it and will keep it in mind moving forward. you have permanently engrained yourself into my mind forever, fellow youtube commenter. thanks and much love!
Thanks so much for saying this, since I am still in a place myself where I seem to need validation. If you ever feel lost again, I can recommend (and I know it's going to be weird) looking up "bashar" on youtube. It's where I got this formula. I wasn't open to it for a long time, but after a while I started to believe in what I feel is real instead of what people want to tell you is real. Starting to shift into a mindset where I can allow myself to believe that I don't need to struggle with money anymore. Let's see what will happen once many people awake to this and start to really question all these bills we pay to "invisible" people. Anyway, I ramble on... keep on keeping on!
i mean he is absolutely one of the most wholesome streamers and always was an awesome person, but let's also remember he's in his late thirties, he's been an adult for a while and he's probably learned so much over the years
It's been a pretty miserable week, year, whatever. Hearing Jerma talking about small accomplishments reminded me I had local tax forms sitting beside me for days waiting to be dealt with, so I took care of that. That's something.
Im not surprised the second half of this is from a Night of the Consumers stream. That game is pretty dreadful if you’ve ever worked a “dead end” retail job.
I've been in a dark place this month. This video was very well-timed. Thank you for putting this together; it has really helped me. Stay safe out there, everyone. Take things one day at a time. You'll be okay.💙
I don’t watch his stream, all I know is his wholesome personality and he is beloved, I’ve only seen some twitch clips on youtube, but I know Jerma is the coolest person I’ve seen.
Not saying that he should or pushing him to do so, but now that he is "retired" I think it's kinda fitting for him to do content that's more aligned to giving advice or of the same sort. It would be nice, but it's all up to him.
I will always find it funny how Jerma is arguably the nicest, most genuine and authentic streamer on the entire internet, and yet his community act as if he's an unhinged psycho
He is both. Nicest, genuine and authentically unhinged psycho.
My new Dr. K
probably because he occassionally growls at them and threaten to put them in a meat grinder for disagreeing with him
its been literally years, can we as a community shut up about the abliest "psycho" shit already
@@suziebelle3738 ableist😭😂
WHOLESOME streamer blesses his audience with the wisdom he's gained over THOUSANDS of years
The pfp is the proof
Im glad that this eldritch abomination is benevolent
Clicked to laugh, got absolutely blind-sighted by the emotional talk, stayed for the feels
The things he’s saying are mad real and I think everyone feels them to some degree
Jerma is genuinely so emotionally intelligent. As goofy as he can be, he's extremely down to earth when it comes to relational advice
can't wait to tell my therapist that jerma singlehandedly prevented me from committing unspeakable horrors upon myself today
keep it up . i've survived quite a bit so far , and all evidence points to it getting better .
hurting yourself doesn't help anyone , including yourself . in my experience , good volunteer work can work wonders for my mental health , but that's just my suggestion to consider . take care of yourself ! you got this 🫂
im glad u didnt commit unspeakable horrors today :)
@@whenyou6061 thank you for your kind words haha. i'm trying to work on my mental health but there are some outside factors that are making things a bit harder for me. hoping things get better though
@@lav4028 thank you !! usually it's not as bad but today happened to be worse than usual so this video couldn't have been better timed lol
7:24 "I'm good at not being noticed in chat" Jerma destroys the one thing chatter was good at by simply reading his own words
What a scumbag
what a comforting way to end the worst day ever
Hopefully better days to come. ❤
Sorry to hear that! 🩷
Hope the days to come will be better for you
Love your pfp!
I'm sorry. I hope tomorrow brings brighter shores ❤
♥️
He is so right dude. I was lost from 12-28. Everything he said is right. You will figure it out. 30 is not the end. It's not even the middle.
The first clip is so good.
Jerma: Take pride on your accomplishment, small victories, and making others happy!
Chat: you look 40.
Jerma: Thank you.
Jerma gets it. I'm 30, went through maybe 15+ jobs, dropped out of college three times, hated the world for being like it is, lived in fear of failure, got addicted to some bad things, and I've only now learned how to love myself and others despite all the flaws and be happy. Hate and anger only destroys. Life ain't no race, we're all just living!
I was wondering why there wasnt a compilation like this (that i havent found) , Jerma makes some goofy hilarious moments but when he gets real and talks straight to you about life, its the good shit you need to hear
Yea, even I had trouble trying to find the 3 clips here, spent hours sleuthing through TH-cam search, reddit threads and the discord. Could of been a longer comp but I couldn't find any more in a reasonable time.
@@JermaClips these clips you found here were worth it enough my man, I remember seeing the first and last clips but never saw the black shirt one so theres probably more out there somewhere on the internet
im confident in that I speak for a lot of people when I say we appreciate the clips you put together here and we are more than happy to see another vid like this if theres more clips somewhere out there
older brother vibes. i love him so much
motivational andy
Jerma my therapist now? Honestly I think he'd be a great therapist.
Its so weird how he randomly becomes a supermodel for a second sometimes and then next clip, he's back to like a normal looking dude
Or a psycho
the timing of this video is so eerie. this is exactly what i needed to hear right now. i clicked on this an hour after it was posted and everything said in it was things i've spent all day thinking about. thank you so much jerma clips
Glad to provide some solace. ❤
As someone who is 25, never had a job, never learned to drive, never felt like i had any passions, struggled with mental health my whole life. Thank you, wholeheartedly, for making this video.
I always like watching various moments from Jerma streams to cheer me up, but this one I really needed.
It helped me realize that people put so much emphasis on age and achieving things by certain ages. But it really doesn't matter. I'll get there when I get there.
to the person reading this, if you got out of bed today, even just to take a piss and got right back, im proud of you, it eventually will get better
my favourite moment from this video is when Jerma realizes there's a timer during his existential reasoning. Truly one of his funniest moments ever
"slow down it's not a race"
Brother.. i feel more than lost. im gunna play elden ring DLC and then continue to be homeless traveling the US.. hoping to get somewhere warm before winter.
Good luck man.
Ah, the algorithm has caught onto tonights vibe once again. Wild.
Think about every time Jerma made you laugh. Now think to how many other people that happened. This man has been supplying millions of laughs for years.
Jerma is so emotionally intelligent and kind. I know the running gag is that he’s a psychopath but I think he’s legitimately the nicest most genuine streamer I’ve ever seen lol.
this actually comes out when I need it the most, thank you jerma, and you too jerma clips
Hope his words grant some type of direction or clarity. ❤
Thanks for putting this together, I think I'll be revisiting this every now and then
jerma is a blessing
I read the title as "Jerma clips to watch to make you feel lost in life" and got confused when he started saying serious advice lol
I can’t tell if I’m happier than I was because of life advice Jeremy or disappointed he didn’t find a random zenis on the wall and immediately get stunlocked by it
Ive had a very very hard life so far. But jerma has always been a bright spot for me. The other day for instance, i was so miserable i was having thoughts again and i decided to watch jerma to see if it would help and it did. I laughed for 40 straight minutes at the pacman incident, to the point where my stomach hurt. This man is seriously a blessing. Im so grateful i get to suffer in a time where jerma exists. It makes it heaps more tolerable. Thanks Jeremy.
im so grateful i get to suffer in a time where jerma exists. haha, ditto. he is strange and lovely
i hope life becomes a little kinder to you soon🤍🦭
Jerma has been more comforting and encouraging than anyone in my family ever has been and I think that’s why I’m so devastated he’s not streaming anymore, it literally feels like losing a family member
All his talk about wanting to be a movie director, and now he's the Chief Creative Office of Offbrand. Just shows that as long as you are patient and keep working towards your goals, you really can achieve your dreams that may seem far out of reach in the moment
You know what? Sometimes this psycho streamer is actually a good adviser.
I'm in my 24 right now and I have no clue wtf I'm gonna do next. Under-graduate, no job, no hobby. Truly one of a dark moment in my life.
23 with pretty much same situation, but stuck in the only job I've ever had for 7 years now I guess we all figure shit out like he says. Just keep your head up man I believe in you
same deal, looking at repeating a year, pretty sure I'm in the wrong course, it's rough 😓 GL to you tho, you will *eventually* push through 🤎
I'm 19 and some days I feel like I've wasted my entire life (which only makes the depression and decision paralysis worse 😅)
I never thought a fully grown man in an Aquaman t shirt would give me the best advice of my life
This was oddly posted at a good time for me. As someone who just lost a pet yesterday, I've been just going through it for the week. And just worrying about doing things in life, and him saying just don't rush through life is a slap in the face for me lol. No need to stress yourself over things you feel like you need to do/learn as fast as possible. Heck, even when I talk to my mom she always told me not to rush things and just do them when you're ready, so I feel like there is something behind that. Didn't know I needed some inspirational Jerma till now.
I'm sorry for your loss.
I'd like to share this very old jerma video with you because it's uncanny how similar he felt in this video compared to what you described. th-cam.com/video/qSHDfd2r4cc/w-d-xo.html
@@JermaClips Crazy, He makes a really good point there too. My cat of 19 years I knew at some point it was gonna happen, he would be gone...but just like Jerma said you're really just not ready when it hits. And it's so hard to watch your pet decline in health as they get older and there isn't really much you can do but just be by them. And for many including me, pets are family and that cat was one of the best things to be apart of my life and it's just crushing to see him go...
I'm not one to say much in youtube comments or even get sappy in them like this. But I do just genuinely want to say thank you for this, and to even going out of your way to reply me this video. Hade me tearing up lol but it's good things to listen and hear.
turning 31 this year, recently unemployed and moved in with parents. this video was very nice. i have to fight every day to reign in my goals, and to not compare myself to others. one day at a time. thanks jerma and editor.
just wanna say thanks for making this video
Thank you for this, I've been in a bad place recently.
Hope things look up for you. ❤
I hope you feel better soon ❤
I love that this was posted right when I needed to hear it.
Genuinely needed this. recently changed career paths after a failed go at medical coding, went to a shitty 2 year program, wasted money and time on a degree i cant even use, ended up back in shitty food service work anyway. I decided on a whim, ill go thru with phlebotomy training and become a phleb. tech, draw blood for a living because im not uncomfy w/ needles anymore due to being on HRT for so long lol. So i thought i could use that to make the blood drawing/injection process more comfy for people.
I panicked bc i thought it was too late to change. Too late to make a decision like this. But im only 23, i have so much time. this vid helped me feel better
thank you
Holy shit 985 views what a unique experience
Clips like these are what are gonna make me sad when he actually retires. He can turn the most insignificant things into a muscle busting laughing fit but when he gives heart to heart advice its nice to hear.
I don't even watch Jerma often, but he's the streamer I appreciate the most for having these moments and being genuine with his audience
I mean, it sounds like a joke but I really wish I can give advice and be like him when I am older
Live, Laugh, Jerma
genuinely really helpful, jerma is like 40, her looks 27 and acts like he's 100, only streamer Id actually describe as wise, kinda cringy way to describe it but I love his talks like this (he needs a podcast for retirement arc)
Well, this video came at the perfect time. "Everybody thinks that their 20's is the end" is a sentiment that's been haunting me for quite a while, and it hasn't helped that things have gotten quite a lot worse for me mentally since I entered my 20's. Really thought I would manage uni too, but just a year in and 2024 has so far been my lowest point in life, mainly due to stress and what I did to cope with it. Done my best to get help, finally, but I wish I'd done so sooner.
Hope whoever's reading this is having a nice day :)
Damn, i really got this recommendation at the right time. Grieving a lost family member and havent been coping well. I needed this.
Why was this so genuinely helpful, I love him so much ❤
This is actually HUGELY inspiring. Thank you, Jerma Clips. And thank you, Jerma.
Actual practical compilation
Had to make up for the last comp I posted. 😅
never expected to cry this much watching a compilation of jerma clips
Life has been pretty good lately, still I get this feeling from time to time that I am wasting my time, not chasing my dreams enough, not living every second. There's so much pressure in the world and I'm glad we can hear some comforting words here. I hope I get to make my dreams come true one day, as well as all of you people here. Maybe not today, but I'm striving to be at least 1% better in some area or another every time I wake up
I miss him so much, but I’m so thankful for everything he gave us
Jerma is a fantastic and talented guy, I'd be lying if I said he wasn't someone that should even be admired as a role model, but it feels kinda reductive to get advice from a charismatic, conventionally attractive person who was born in a first world country and seemingly hasn't had to struggle for much.
I hope his advice helps whoever it needs to help, and if his words resonate with you then I'm quite glad, but it rings hollow for the most part, at least from where I'm standing.
I totally get what you mean since that's how I feel about a lot of other celebrities, but I would say it does hit a little different coming from Jerma.
Like he may be conventionally attractive now, but all those people clown on his height for a reason, and he's told stories about how being a short scrawny kid got him bullied a lot in school, which is what motivated him into getting into the gym and into comedy. Not to mention his chronic pain that's either from or added to his other health problems.
And he can be pretty charismatic sometimes, but let's not forget all the Worst Jokes and streams he tries that actually did flop. Not to say he's uncharismatic, just that the difference is how well someone can bounce back after completely humiliating themselves. Which is what I personally find inspiring.
And finally, while I can't speak much for his financial background (he seemed to have been relatively comfortable on that front from what I can infer) I think the part of his story a lot of people relate to his how he got his college degree from an apparently incompetent program that he couldn't use to get a job for years after graduation. But he was still able to use some of the skills he learned to put towards his Youtubing hobby/passion which eventually blossomed into a career. His main point being that the 20s are a small part of people's lifespan, and many people do tend to thrive afterwards despite what pop media tells us.
I can't speak for your experiences either but I hope everything works out for you. While my 20s haven't been ideal, they've still been infinitely better than my teens, which I hope means something at least.
I like that, in spite of not really being able to relate possibly to people in a really bad place, he did his best to say something meaningful and helpful. I think in some of my worst spots part of what kept me there was thinking about failure, and I think being told to slow down might have helped.
i don't understand how someone's words should mean less because of where they come from or where they currently stand tbh. jerma has had plenty of struggles in his life and that's what he's speaking on. just because he can't speak on like the worst of the worst doesn't mean what he's saying less meaningful.
i by no means mean this from a personal standpoint btw. if thats how you feel personally thats okay but i genuinely think its disrespectful to people to say "look where you are now? you shouldnt speak on this, you dont KNOW struggles like others". its fucked up.
What you are citing back to me is a more extreme version of the point I made, please don't put words that I didn't say in my mouth.
I understand you like Jerma and feel the need to defend him, but I really don't mean what I said as an insult or even as a way to invalidate what he said, it's just my opinion on the topic, completely subjective and filtered purely through my point of view.
you have no idea how much i needed this
been spiraling today i needed this
Thank you for the compilation! Really needed it today
unironically needed this compilation, thank you
It really is sad that during all of his career he only got real for a couple of times. cause i feel like he could share a lot of wisdom
this video showed up Right when i was having my monthly existential dread feeling
9:42 shout out to the people in chat saying 'HES PREGNANT'
0:30 is every human at a Wawa holding doors open
Love this!
There is KIND OF a formula I found to work:
Follow your excitement to the best you can and work on it for as long as you can, whatever it may be the thing is it has to be exciting to do (for you) no matter how stupid it seems or even if it seems like it won't "pay the bills". And the second thing is building on that: You can't have any expectation for the outcome. If you for example make music with the expectation of becoming rich or getting a girl, you do not only set yourself up for disappointment, but also (like jerma said) you miss all the opportunities that come with following your excitement for the purpose of being excited only.
And after that watch synchronicity happen. It's one of those things you cant believe or explain really until you feel and see it happen in your own life.
And following your excitement without expectation doesn't seem like a hard thing to at least try to do, if you feel like you don't believe it can work.
Never insist on anything if it doesn't feel exciting to you. This way you will also find habits and behaviours you don't want to keep.
Now go get excited!
thanks for the live advice. i truly appreciate it and will keep it in mind moving forward. you have permanently engrained yourself into my mind forever, fellow youtube commenter. thanks and much love!
Thanks so much for saying this, since I am still in a place myself where I seem to need validation. If you ever feel lost again, I can recommend (and I know it's going to be weird) looking up "bashar" on youtube. It's where I got this formula. I wasn't open to it for a long time, but after a while I started to believe in what I feel is real instead of what people want to tell you is real. Starting to shift into a mindset where I can allow myself to believe that I don't need to struggle with money anymore. Let's see what will happen once many people awake to this and start to really question all these bills we pay to "invisible" people. Anyway, I ramble on... keep on keeping on!
I love him so much
I needed this, thank you
i love him so much
i mean he is absolutely one of the most wholesome streamers and always was an awesome person, but let's also remember he's in his late thirties, he's been an adult for a while and he's probably learned so much over the years
It's been a pretty miserable week, year, whatever. Hearing Jerma talking about small accomplishments reminded me I had local tax forms sitting beside me for days waiting to be dealt with, so I took care of that. That's something.
For a man who zerked off on steam, he's a true inspiration.
I love this man
Why is it always that the funniest people have the BEST advice when they're being serious?
I wanna cry and hug him
Dang i thought this would be a video of haha funny clips that just had a weird title like alot of jerma comps. Now I'm crying
Im not surprised the second half of this is from a Night of the Consumers stream. That game is pretty dreadful if you’ve ever worked a “dead end” retail job.
this was posted on my birthday, thank you :D
Happy belated birthday!
Needed this today, had someone close pass away. Thank you
The "I'm good at not being noticed in chat" person got absolutely annihilated
This is a really nice comp 🥺
Just needed this 😊😅
literally watching this before bed, I’m happy that the algorithm blessed me tonight lol
Motivational Andy
Stressed out from school. This came at the perfect time
Hey I really needed this today/ this YEAR honestly, thanks for the compilation. :)
Really needed this today
I needed to hear this. Thank you for compiling this.
Thanks, Jeremy Harrington the 4th.
I've been in a dark place this month. This video was very well-timed. Thank you for putting this together; it has really helped me. Stay safe out there, everyone. Take things one day at a time. You'll be okay.💙
I really needed this lol
At probably my lowest. Good timing jerma clips thank you
FINALLY a video specifically for ME 😭
Really needed this
Psycho streamer motivates chat live on camera
I don’t watch his stream, all I know is his wholesome personality and he is beloved, I’ve only seen some twitch clips on youtube, but I know Jerma is the coolest person I’ve seen.
Not saying that he should or pushing him to do so, but now that he is "retired" I think it's kinda fitting for him to do content that's more aligned to giving advice or of the same sort. It would be nice, but it's all up to him.
I thought the video title was a meme, but this video came at just the right time to make me rethink what I'm currently doing.
One of my favorite video on channel! Thank you!
PSYCHO streamer ENCOURAGES DOWN-ON-THEIR-LUCK chat member with UPLIFTING commentary
Can't believe he's gone😢
I love Jerm man ❤
Somehow my yt algorithm knew I needed this, I just got done talking to my mom abt changing my college major, thank u for posting this ❤❤❤