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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
- Boredom will make you IMPOSSIBLE to beat.
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0:00 Intro
1:14 Eliminate The Noises That Are Drowning Out Your Unique Voice
3:02 Learn to Daydream (Again)
4:54 Act on New Ideas That Excite You
6:45 Create a Signature Style and Voice
8:39 Conclusion
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lol, I love how you do the creepy/sinister evil villain thing of putting your fingers together.
@@Freakazoid12345 LOL, I actually made that gesture when reading your comment. Thanks for watching
@@josephdwarren I was doing it when I wrote my comment.
Don't ask me how...
(long toes, NOW who's creepy?)
are you from the D clan?
I would maybe sign up for this, but I don't see any authority from you? What makes you qualified to hold a Money Mastermind? Any website with testemonials?
"Make your options either, do nothing, or get the thing done."
This was insightful and life-changing, thank you.
Thanks Nate! I'm glad you found value in that principle, and I hope it serves you well in your work & creative projects 🔥
And my whole life in university is pretend to get things done while absolutely doing nothing
problem is when doing nothing is the preferred option
true my man. i will certainly get more things done once i learned this. I think sometimes we don’t “dont wanna do things” but we just prefer to stay on phone and keep scrolling.
thank you my man, i will probably take this forever and ever
It's been 2 months since I commented, still I've done nothing.
This is what I imagine genius inventors like Nikola Tesla and Leonardo DaVinci do to come up with their genius inventions. These tips were great for the people working on their business. And like that famous quote says; I fear not the man who practices 10,000 kicks once, but the man who practices one kick 10,000 times.
Thanks for watching, Al-Sharif! I hope the ideas serve you well in your work and in your business. I think you might be on to something when it comes to Nikola Tesla and DaVinci. Tesla would imagine building his inventions in his head before writing anything down or even creating a prototype.
@@josephdwarren And that’s what makes them so brilliant and amazing. Your ideas very meaningful and I’ll use it to the best of my ability.
Awesome! Let me know how it goes. 🔥
@@josephdwarrenTesla did imagine them to the detail without making prototypes, all in his head. My question would be what would be the process?
I feel like he used boredom as you discussed AND hypnagogia (alpha & delta) brain states to be the most creative. For example, he only used to sleep around 4 hours daily and in a polyphasic sleep schedule. This likely gave him a lot more frequency than the average person to get into the "dreamy state".
Thomas Edison used a similar tactic. He would take naps and would sleep with a ball on his hand. When he drifted asleep the ball would hit the metal plate or ground and wake him up.
I wonder if any other thing was involved...
@@Alex-ns6hj Tesla probably had off the charts spatial and visual intelligence as well, and a level of drive that most people do not possess. That sleep schedule probably had something to do with it as well. Great point! It's like he built his life around being as productive and creative as possible, so he was able to get a lot of use out of his ideas.
As for his nemesis Edison. I've tried that napping technique before, and honestly I just fell back asleep lol. There is something to be said for using the state of mind after sleep, though. I have been experimenting with something similar recently where I get to work on the most important task of the day first thing after waking up. It's working a lot better than my old elaborate morning routine so far. Thanks for watching, and thanks for the thoughtful comment!
Oh my god. I wish you'd told me this 10 years ago. "Do nothing, or get it done" just broke my brain in the absolute best way. Thank you!
Welcome! Thank you too for watching! I'm glad you found value in that principle, and I hope it serves you well in the future 🔥
‘The inner voice can solve problems for you that no audiobook or podcast ever could’ 🙏
Appreciate you, John! Thanks for watching brother 🔥🔥
I do this a lot with everyday tasks a lot too, especially when I lack motivation. I zero in on the task I need to do but am avoiding, then set a timer to sit and do nothing for 5 minutes. Usually after 2 or 3 minutes I get to it because doing the thing doesn’t seem so bad anymore.
It’s also a really great way to tell if I’m tired or just lazy. If the boredom purely makes me feel better because I can rest, then I’m actually tired and I need a break.
Hi Emilia, thank you for your thoughtful comment! I love your point about determining if you're feeling tired or being lazy. Sometimes the best move is just to rest. Thanks for watching! 🔥
My takeaways -
- Act on new ideas that excite you
DO NOTHING OR GET THE THING DONE✨
Use boredom to propel towards actions
- Learn to daydream (VISUALISATION)
Thank you Joseph!
Great content, Insightful lessons, specially "Do Nothing Or Produce".
I was so bored during my accounting class that I made a python dashboard side project. This lead to an awesome internship in college. This is the way.
That's awesome! Thanks for watching 🔥
I like the idea of 'Do nothing, or Produce'.. I find that I input a lot more than I output. I often struggle trying to find new ways to output, and compensate usually by inputting even more information from the internet on how to do just that 😅
It's true, the more you eliminate noise, the more creative you become. You will figure it out on your own if you quiet your surroundings to let your mind think.
Fantastic advice! I'm saving this video for when I need to be directed back on track!
This is brilliant! I have done this a couple of times unknownly while composing. Do nothing or produce. ❤
Appreciate the thoughtful comment, Josh! It's awesome to see you got value from the 'Do Nothing or Produce' principle and will be saving the video for later.
I go through stages like that too, where I spend more time researching the thing, instead of actually doing the thing. I hope the ideas in this video serve you well as you work on your creative projects. 🔥
Appreciate you, Ricardo! 🔥 Wishing you much success in your future composing projects and creative work.
@@josephdwarren thank you :)
“It’s your own fault if you’re bored. You alone have the power to entertain or enrich every moment of your life.”
Great point, bompkin! Every moment gives us the opportunity to change our perspective for the better. Thanks for watching 🔥
I couldn’t agree more - whenever I’m bored I get some of my best ideas without trying to, really good video
This was so insightful.u are right .i do spend a lot of time on my phone .i never have a moment of silence.i listen to podcast while cooking , music while workouts and showering,i even listen to music while studying sometimes.
I used to have be such a day dreamer when i was young .i feel like i dont listen to my inner voice at all.i will be more mindful in the future
Ah man, silence is great, since quitting booze I've found I really enjoy my silence and totally get you with the gym thing, I've been doing that for years mostly due to forgetting my head phones but I feel more present and just get on with it - I reckon people think I'm weird without headphones. I do the same with running, I just listen to nature! Quiet walks is my time to think and plan the day, I often get a flurry of ideas. Great video!
Thanks! Congrats on quitting alcohol. That's a huge accomplishment and a great move to make! I once got called a psychopath because I love to run without headphones. 😂 It really is the best way, though. Nothing beats the sound of nature, and it allows for a much deeper level of thinking, planning, and creativity, as you mentioned.
@@josephdwarrenbut if you run a marathon for 1 month I don’t want to hear nature 24/7, a podcast where I can here people is so nice while you being alone for weeks.
@@UberBossPure It definitely depends on the person and situation. I love running in nature with no music, but cannot stand it on the treadmill. There's nothing wrong with listening to podcasts or audiobooks while running. The main thing is to leave some space for quiet in your day to day life.
When he started talking in between books, I loved it already.
Hey! Thanks for watching 🔥🔥
the biggest part that stands out to me from this video is the talk about having borrowed thoughts. I never thought about this before, you're so right
You know its the end of the world when deleting an app makes you feel liberated
True! It's a bit dystopian. Thanks for watching. 🔥
I love the fact that the hypotenuse and mitochondria are pretty much the only things we readily remember from school. I mean, I'm Ethiopian, so why is that a universal experience?
i heard the "produce or do nothing" thing in highschool and thought "that sounds stupid" because i had no problem with classes and still passes barely studying anything, now im in uni and i realize how much time it frees up lol, it taught me to manage my time better, have a sense of priority and actually produce. i started allowing myself to use my phone/game on days i study on and shut off everything on weekends, it's crazy how much i can study just in 2 days when there's 0 distractions.
thanks for the video:)
That's a great point, Goose! Awesome to see that you found a way to free up time in uni. I hope the idea continues to serve you well. Thanks for watching! :)
thanks man, tried this and it works. sure it was tough at the beginning, especially when people around me are on their phones all the time, but I finally felt like actually living. I began to notice details around me and often times got into deep thinking about literally anything. from there, new ideas just came out from nowhere. I’m in my own world. boredom is so exciting…
"do nothing or get the thing done" - one of the best advices ever :) thanks a lot
it looks simple but it really isn't because of the distractions
Thanks for watching, Tomasz! You're welcome.
It definitely takes work and discipline. We live in an age of distraction, which is why knowing how to stay focused can be such an advantage.
Took instant action. I was watching this during my class break, went outside to talk to my people (during the break) and left the phone inside the whole time. Thank you for this.
Love to see it! 💪 Thanks for watching, Antonio 🔥🔥
Damn this was a really good video. What a gem. I wrote 2 pages of notes for myself while watching the video and I plan to start implementing what I learned right now. I'm about to go to bed and I always go to bed with audio playing, because the only moment when I can stand the silence is when I'm being productive, or meditating, or out in nature. Because those things are innately not boring. I am somewhat of an insomniac so I'll just allow myself to be bored, see how that goes.
Now I'm actually planning to start incorporating boredom into my daily life. Wrote it on my planner and I plan to remind myself. Very few videos have such a profound motivational effect on me.
Thank you! That really means a lot to me. 🔥 I'm glad the principles in this video had an impact on you, and I hope they bring you much success in the future.
I seriously thought you had 100k + followers before checking, because of the quality of this content. I am sure your account will blow up in no time. Informative and concise, keep it up man!
That really means a lot! Thanks Hamza 🔥🔥
Oh my God, this video is a hidden gem and you’ve explained this concept so well. It’s probably the root of many problems as well
Appreciate you, edboss! 🔥 I agree with you about it being the root of many problems.
I often find clarity when sitting in the sun just doing nothing or looking out into the waves
Thank you for this video joseph, ive always felt misunderstood because i felt like i was the only one not listening to any music during long walks, trains, or even when sitting in my apartment and doing absolutely nothing. I just feel like it makes my life less noisy and helps my creativity for my business and life in general. Keep up the good work!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, Senne! My friends used to joke that I was a psycho because I like to go on runs without headphones. Music is okay from time to time, but it's great to give your mind the time and space it needs to come up with creative solutions and ideas. Thanks for watching 🔥🔥
This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my TH-cam channel 6 months ago about self development. Now I have 461 subs and > 100 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 could haven’t learned without getting started in the 1st place.
That's awesome, Nathan. LOL, you got there faster than me! Great work🔥 It brings me joy to know that my channel inspired you.
@@josephdwarren I sincerely appreciate such kind words! When I was a kid, all I wanted was to have a career that pays well so I can buy whatever I want but now that I’m grown up and went through tons of setbacks from losing tons of people in my life, getting lost in the world with full of life traps, being ridiculed for pursuing my dreams, and so on, I can say that long-lasting happiness can’t be bought or earned because it comes from within us.
Continue to grow as a person and I’m so glad that you’re part of this journey!
I’m hoping to upload my next one this month, which is more than an hr long. I’ve been working hard for many months now to present it in the best way I can. I hope that you’ll enjoy it! Thanks so much again for your support! ❤️
@@nathananderson8720 Keep going man! Cannot wait to check out your next video. I'll have more on the way soon too! 🔥
@@josephdwarren I genuinely appreciate your comment!
Lots of grinding and dirty work that have been happening behind the scenes to finally upload my next one this month, which is more than about 2 hr lng and tackles one of the most common but subtle problems in our society that people might be able to solve if they fully grasp the message I’m trying to portray.
Trust me, even when it’s slow, that doesn’t mean that I haven’t been moving forward. Speed is not the greatest determinant of progress and no matter how exhausting it is at times to create videos, I do enjoy the process and this gives me a meaningful existence. I hope that you’ll get value from it.
I truly appreciate your words of encouragement!
All of the time, money, effort, and energy I’ve been putting in since day 1 of pursuing my passion for video creation have been paying off because of the continued support of the people like you!
After encircling so many self improvement videos , this is really the one I found most effective , considering current situations of decreased attention spans and whatnot boredom is the way to cure it all .
Keep up the good work sir , you have our support 😊
Hello Agraj! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching 🔥
i have a list of things i can do or think deeply whenever i'm bored, which is not include anything like mindless scrolling, watching or reading, listening to music or podcast, etc. it really increase my creativity bcs i feel like i'm living in the moment more.
Really well made video and one of the most important advices of this day and age.
While we have a seemingly infinite number of artists and creators, 95% of the internet landscape seems like a copy of a copy of a copy.
I think being present on every social media platform and being online too much turns you into a complete NPC.
We need to find back to our true nature in every aspect of life
So true, Zisouh! 💯 Thanks for watching 🔥🔥
"A lot of marketing is based on making you feel like you're not good enough."
Why did it take me this long to realize this?
Once you notice it, it's hard to unsee. Thanks for watching, Nasuh! 🔥
Algorithm works like magic to this video. Glad that I found this hidden gem. ❤ keep it up, Joseph
I found a soulmate :) and I feel like every sentence you said was intentional, like if you were asking yourself "do I really mean it" while scripting. good job!
Maciej! That really means a lot. Thank you 🔥
What an introspective video Joseph. You’re completely right, we’re constantly being stimulated. I have withdrawn myself currently from most social media and I’ve found myself being so much more creative. However even now all I have is TH-cam and audiobooks, I’m still doing far to much input instead of output. I feel the need to ram my brain with knowledge but this as much as helping, does and is limiting my creativity. I’m going to try reducing myself to this and spending more time in boredom. Not a sentence I thought I would ever say ahah
Thanks for sharing your perspective, Samuel! I'm always trying to strike the right balance between input and output. I love reading, but even that can sometimes get in the way of getting the main thing done. And it's so much easier to read books than to create! I hope spending more time in boredom serves you well. Thanks for watching and for the thoughtful comment, brother 🔥
Do nothing but the things you need to do is genius
Appreciate you, Wulk! Thanks for watching :)
Whenever I put myself on a no-screen-diet I experience the same effect. Apparently my mind needs to solve problems, and see interesting visuals, so when there is no youtube to fill that hunger, my mind starts thinking about a real task. It is uncomfortable, so a few rest or cheat days with more leisure and entertainment can make it more durable.
Thanks for watching! I can definitely relate. Especially when working on big projects, it helps so much to take some quiet days.
man, this is really the only real advice which helps with pushing through in life
"As the teacher went on about hypotnuses and mitochondria as if we'd grow up to be triangle biologists"😂😂😂😂😂im so dead
ive noticed that, i dont spend as much time with m thoughts as i used to then get frustrated tht i dont hve many ideas. now whenever i get distrctednby mindless entertainment it eels like y rain is paused and so is my growth.
Same here, Freedom. I deleted TikTok off my phone for this reason. At first I thought it was just distracting, but I realized it was also sapping my creativity and motivation for the day. Thanks for watching!
Earl Nightingale always preached this back in the day, that was when i mastered the art of boredom. It's the second superpower I've got outside invisibility. How do you master the art you might wonder, it's your ability to think. Master Thinking and Boredom will be your ally.
Great point! Giving yourself space to think is key.
Reminds me of the book written by Cal Newport, titled Deep work- where he talks about boredom being a positive thing.
"I run out on a digital detox" cutscene to him driving a Tesla hahahaha
The cut at 5:11 is hilarious. Either he pissed himself laughing or was mad embarrassed about saying “aye”
LOL, thanks for watching! I was cracking up because the joke was so cheesy.
This video is gold! I knew there was something magical about day dreaming 🙌🏽 and just letting your mind wander into deep hypothetical rabbit holes xD i get such great epiphanies from them
I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Same here. I get some of my best ideas when I'm daydreaming. Thanks for watching 🔥🔥
"Why is that, eh?" 😂 You nailed it! 👏
LOL, thank you! 🤠
This video has ridiculously good information. If you have already implemented some of what is advised and can relate to the changes in your life, it’s makes the watch that much more incredible. Thanks!
Thank you Joseph. This was very encouraging. Jesus is surely leading you in your path. God bless you brother.
Writing down ideas is really important. I'm a maladaptive daydreamer and most of the stuff I used to imagine would just be gone the next day 😅 Even if you think about a good idea a lot and don't forget it, its first emergence is always the most exciting and detailed impression. It's better to act on a good idea while the excitement is fresh and finish what you start than to wait for a better one and end up amusing yourself with 20 good ideas.
Great point, Paixi! I agree. The practice of finishing what you start is so important because you learn a lot in that process. It's so easy to get swept up in new ideas, though. 😅 Thanks for watching 🔥🔥🔥
My own personal problem with this is when I get a really good Idea during an MDD episode that is super detailed vibrant and unfolding right before my eyes when I write it down or voice record myself explaining it it's as if the spark diminishes and then I leave it to rot in the archives also it triggers me to abandon that scene and makes me create another world 🥲
When I was bored as a kid my parents always said boredom was healthy. But I never understood why. Thank you for this video u inspired me to be bored more and now I feel more okay with being bored as well
That's great video Joseph. But I wish you discussed the main, which is how to resist the urge to waste time when you're bored. Because it's easy doing meaningless thing like using social media than actually doing something useful.
Appreciate the thoughtful feedback, Nadjib! So true. We live in an age where it's very easy to stay distracted. Thanks for watching 🔥
This is one of the best videos I have watched recently!
Would try my best to incorporate these changes in my life as well.
Thanks Joseph!
Welcome. That really means a lot, Rohit! I hope the ideas serve you well. Thanks for watching 🔥
I often listen to lofi music in reduced voice and it also helps me think better
Even though this video doesn’t have millions of views, it could make the few that watch millionaires
Thanks for the kind words. It really means a lot to me! I hope the ideas serve you well in all your future projects 🔥🔥
couldn’t agree more. brilliant video, you articulated something i’ve been thinking for weeks but haven’t known how to express
As a Canadian I approve of that "eh...."
LOL, appreciate you! 🤠
2:31 "Instead of having borrowed thoughts from the random content you take in..."
Hit me something fierce
Thanks for watching, Alita! 🔥 I'm glad that idea had an impact on you, and I hope it serves you well in the future.
This is so true! We live in such a noisy world today. Thanks for making this.
Love the library background!
Alden! Thanks for watching 🔥
I like the main takeaways (IE, remove distractions, control your environment, finding your internal voice etc). but this ‘get ahead of 95% of people’ is pointlessly competitive… I think the point is made better when it’s more about hitting your goals rather than feeling good in comparison to the slovenly plebs…
Thanks for the thoughtful feedback! I am more for self-competition, or working to be the best version of yourself. Competition is a good motivation for some people (myself included), though. But once you get to a certain point, it is best to just be the best version of yourself as possible and provide as much value to others as you can.
One of the best videos i have watched in this topic before explained everything no lose ends underattended Channel got your self a new follower keep up the good work :)
Thanks for subscribing, Luk! 🔥 More is on the way soon.
When you put it that way you're absolutely right. This is great advice I'm applying this to my life.
Thanks, icrashout! I hope the ideas serve you well 🔥
I grew up in the 80s-90s and I'm so glad I had the chance to be "bored" so often, happily filling my mind with imagination, ideas, books and just soaking in the beauty of nature, fully present. Sure, there was TV (lots of it) and I had a commodore 64 to play with (still lots haha), but there was balance and my brain wasn't so overloaded with stimuli like it is so easily today. I am now trying to mindfully recreate that mental "silence" from time to time and it is so enjoyable to just let myself be and see what happens
I'm glad I grew up in simpler times as well. Everything is designed to be hyper-stimulating nowadays, and it really takes a conscious effort to make space for silence. Kudos to you for getting it done and finding joy in the process. Thanks for watching, and for the thoughtful comment! 🔥
@@josephdwarren Thanks for your kind comment and quality content!
@@kme3894 Appreciate you, K ME!
finally some unique content unlike generic selfhelp tips
Mr. Warren broke though. Great video, tons of views. Nice work man. Look forward to the next one✌🏽
And oversharing makes hivemind. Our mind is not as independent.
God bless you.
Love this!
Watched this video while sitting on the same floor of the library this was filmed in while eating🤣. Time to switch things up
Loved your video dude
Also loved how you put a video in reverse of an elevator right after you said I would find things other people miss 2:50
I don't know if I was the first one to find it 😅
You are the first comment about it! I felt it fit the message better if the elevator was going up. Thanks for watching, Juan 🔥
This video has been recommended to me for a reason
Kevin! I hope the ideas in this video serve you well 🔥 Thanks for watching
This will be additional inspiration to get off my phone.
Great topic to speak On 🗣💯
This is a really cool perspective! All things you said really made me realize that I haven't been bored in a long time and I've been living my life to social norms. Now, I want to really experience boredom again.
Thanks for watching, Geloyart! I hope the ideas serve you well 🔥
"Make your options either, do nothing, or get the thing done."
my favorite line
00:00 🕰 Understanding the Power of Boredom
Boredom as a fertile ground for creativity,
Escaping boredom in the modern world,
Importance of quiet spaces in life,
Cultivating original thoughts and presence,
Benefits of reducing external noise for mental well-being.
02:30 🧘 Embracing Daydreaming for Creativity
Boredom as a catalyst for productive daydreaming,
Types of productive daydreaming: rumination, fantasy, visualization,
How daydreaming enhances creativity and problem-solving,
Overcoming societal misconceptions about daydreaming,
Harnessing daydreaming as a tool for personal growth.
04:49 🚀 Taking Action on Inspired Ideas
Collecting and valuing ideas for potential value,
The power of offering oneself only two choices: act or do nothing,
The technique used by prolific writers for productivity,
Overcoming procrastination through structured decision-making,
Cultivating a habit of consistent action towards goals.
06:12 🎨 Creating a Unique Signature Style
Art as an expression of one's unique self,
Building a personal brand through authenticity,
Embracing self-competition as a motivator,
Recognizing the irreplaceable value of genuine passion,
The endurance and motivation derived from pursuing one's true calling.
Could you tell what tool did you use for that?
Thanks for the outline, Ahlan!
@@Mushr00mTea harpa ai
@@ahlanmalik Thank you
Idk but you reached to me when i really need it to it.
THANK YOU SO MUCH, FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART! This is just what I needed to hear❤
the way i see it is like developing a business, you get an idea, you learn more and work on producing the product and then market the product. Currently I'm struggling on the marketing aspect because it takes time and effort. I know roughly what I need to do, but because i fill all the time i could be learning with scrolling on social media instead it's been hard to get done. I'm also not sure what the best process for digital marketing is yet
This man said “hypotenuse”
Really eye-opening and a timely reminder! Thanks for a great video!
Welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the video, Alexandra
New sub! great video wait i just realized you have only 886 subs? wow this video has the quality of a 1 mil channel
That really means a lot! Thanks Demian 🔥🔥 Stay tuned for more
I watched the same kinda video with the same content with the EXACT same title by someone else. You deserve more recognition. Subscribing to you right now!!!
Viji! Thanks really means a lot. Thanks for subscribing! 🔥🔥
What an amazing video! I always knew dopamine detox did something good to me, this video provided a clear perspective! Thanks
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, Akshay! I hope the ideas serve you well in your work and creative projects. Thanks for watching 🔥🔥
Ohh broski, this video is one of the best I ever seen I firmly believe in the opportunities God gave to create, thanks for sharing these amazing thoughts with us, new sub!!!
Thanks for subscribing! I'm glad to know you got value from the video. 🔥
Hahhaa the pause and cut after "aye" is hilarious. You can just tell he cracked himself up to much hahahaha
Excellent video Joseph. Thank you.
Whoa that study about the phone book test is wild!
Thanks for watching, Moly! Love your videos. That surprised me too. It's crazy how boredom can sharpen focus and attention on creative tasks. Before making this video, I would have thought the opposite would have happened.
I will be honest, you do deserve more subscribers. The video production is obviously on a semi professional level.
On the other hand, I dislike the constant emphasis on “production”. Makes me feel like I have to push forward in a unhealthy, unnatural way.
Hope the feedback is of some use.
I appreciate the thoughtful feedback, Juan. I didn't talk about it much in this video, but there is a lot of value in resting and slowing down from time to time. I see it as seasons. There are seasons and times to rest, and there are seasons to sprint toward your goals. There is a time for stillness and a time for movement. Thanks for watching!
@@josephdwarren very wise reply and interesting insight for me! Keep it up, Joseph
I'm so glad I encountered your video, This is a good start for me thankyouu❤
Thank you, this is a valuable video. For everyone that actually follows through: you are sick and you deserve it!
Welcome! Thank you too for watching 🔥
Random but I went to undergrad at that University and worked at that library since freshmen year, so it was cool to identify it from the clip bait. Anyways, I feel the same way about alcohol consumption. I wish more people were brave enough to seat in a normal conversation or hang out without any sip of alcohol. Go through the awkward pauses, topics, opinions, lame jokes etc. Embrace being uncomfortable, it's normal.
One of the best schools in the area! Great point. I quit drinking a while back. For me, I think it was a distraction from real life, real feelings, and the things that really matter. I often feel the same way when it comes to alcohol. I wish their were more places for community that weren't centered around drinking. Thanks for watching, Annette!
props to you and boredom
Thanks, Gabrielle! I love your username 🔥
My unique voice the moment I shut down all noises: 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🥁👯🕺💃💃
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I appreciate this video, thank you for sharing. & Thank you for being so thoughtful with your words! 🙏🏾
Appreciate you, Mike! Welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. 🔥
This is why i love library
This is so interesting, I actually put down my phone.
omg this perfect for me , thank you
haha i was so surprised to see my school's library in a yt video. S/O Trinity University!
Just found out your YT channel and I love it, man! It came at the right time. Will make sure to watch a video a day from you 😊
Im here to support> you deserve more subscribers!
That really means a lot, Chen Charlie! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Stay tuned for more.
very well said and amazing cinematography! keep up the great work!
Thank you very much, AtticusJohn! 🔥🔥