@BC Bob misery is subjective, what this quote means is to expand your personal imaginary-mental limitations. For example if you are afraid of public speaking, seek public speaking until your brain understands it won't kill you... well unless you are in a situation which could kill you like a dictatorship or something like that. But why is dead so bad? Yesterday I read a really interesting quote whom I don't remember the author: "In the world, there are many people who by dying do not lose anything and neither does the world." Which I believe to be totally false. Firstly he world would lose a genetic code of millions and millions of earth years, and even though that individual could be "nothing", he can still make great things and become "the one and only".
Easier said than done, when you’re young and want an adventure nothing really bothers. The hardest men have been broken by reality, missing their children, or wife. Realizing that you’re risking everything for almost nothing in return. Falling right into the hands of the military industrial complex. Yeah you were a badass at some point... maybe. But when the wars over what do you have besides some dead friends, a couple war stories and an anger problem.
I kinda like it. I have started to whenever something comes up whoch I feel like "Eh I don't wanns fo it" it turns into something I absolutely want to do.
@@Twizzzums Your right the hardest men have been broken by reality, but they aren’t “hard” until they take those broken pieces and put them back together countless times. And when the war is over I think you fail to realize that the feeling knowing that you went out and did what most can’t and never will must be one of the greatest feelings ever. Your mind is weak
What about protein powder? Do you take that? Or creatine? Just curious as there two proven supplements to help people achieve,strength,and musucle hypertrophy etc.
@@becky2235 no never took any of those things either. People have been in shape years or centuries before these supplements came about. I was really just trying to help people who are stressed that the gyms are closed and basically say where there is a will there will always be a way! Hope this helps
My basement, been my gym (weight room) for past 25 years. Up at 3:30 am, working out at 5 am, before going to work. Take creatine, with protein shake, and a butter coffee before my workout. All other meals, steak and eggs, eggs and bacon, steak, and some more steak. Sometimes chicken.
Did the Lt who drowned in the pool of heart failure achieve his dreams? Luck is a big part of life, blind optimism and inspiration is not enough, you need alot to go for you as well.
They tell you when you graduate form the SEALs “25% of you will not live to see your 30th birthday.” Then they also tell you “you have done more for your family name then two of your sibilings graduating from Harvard.” It’s true. The sacrifice, is worth the honor.
@@unbeatable7772 I like that you assumed I enjoyed the so-called "freedom" that US soldiers provide. Probably never crossed your mind I might be an African/Middle Eastern guy whose hometown was destroyed by US forces
@@curiousdilettante396 even if it was, that’s the way life is, I wish it was different, and they do too. But it isn’t, I’m proud to say that America hasn’t started a war in 500 years and only gets involved when it has to. And I agree, America has some major issues it needs to change, I hope one day it does, but for now this is sadly how it has to be. I still respect the fighters on the battlefield because it is true, if they weren’t there, we wouldn’t be here. And if you really are who you say you are, I’m sorry, I know it’s messed up.
Navy Vet here . Lebanon, grenada, NATO Europe. 1981-1987. WT rating, first school coronado island. Hooyah to SEALS & other aspiring navy people. Like he is saying, mental toughness is the first step, physical is the second. The first drives the rest. Make yourself mentally tough
Surviving the military (U.S Navy) is still one of my greatest accomplishments today. I had to overcome a lot of mental demons, low self esteem and lose 60 pounds in 6 months to join the military after never working out in my entire life. To get through it all with DEP and Active Duty was a 4.5 year process. Glad I got through it. You don’t know what you are capable of until your pinned against a wall.
You have to trust each other and yourself especially in the face of adversity... navy seals can be forged in adversity. Hats off to them... resilience is the foundation of any life lived outside your comfort zone.
Being the son of a former search a rescue in the 70s and 80s and growing up under under the team of these elite ,one thing I learned deeply, u never give up, no matter what, u push and push till u can't then u push even harder, success is all they know, and what I still carry on today, even thou dads gone, still have the team as family,
We are responsible for every result in our lives. If we want different results, we have to change our thoughts and actions. It is going to be hard but hard is not impossible 🖖
i watch this gets me pumped i’m not in the service but i’m a rodbuster and grew up a bit rough but i’m proud of the man i am today and wouldn’t change my past because it made me who i am i work 10-16 hours a day 7 days a week rain snow heat smoke you name it i work in it i send a lot back to my mom long story short thriving of the hard times and putting your back against a wall you can do anything
Servetus I agree. I’d rather hallucinate and have sand rip apart my skin as I run triathlons than live a menial monotonous life of mediocrity. So to me, being in corporate finance is way worse than temporary suffering for a better version of yourself on the other end of that.
Everyone has there thing , pushing pencils and burning people out of there life earnings isn't for everyone. Only the heartless blood suckers work corporate.
Yeaaah! African American. Now retired. Degree in Nuclear Engineering. Yale Medical Doctor. Duke Orthopaedic Surgeon. Fellowship North Carolina Spine Center. I wanted to watch this message because I wanted to acquire a Navy Seal mindset. I now realize that I already had it. Since I retired 5 years ago, I lost it.. I want it again. Now at 69 years old, it's going to be harder. Watching this video is helpful.
I even went through buds 10 freakin times…just to show how tough I was! Now I have no legs. Still a SEAL. I shoot from prone position. Where’s my video?
He went to BUD’s with David Googins in his last buds class! Theses guys are beast I wish I knew of the Seals before I joined the military! Thanks for you service
Im gonna do infantry first and then im gonna try and do my best ti get into the NZSAS. These keep me motivated and motivate me more everyday. When i wake up, im one day closer to my dream of being a soldier in the NZ army and hoepfully NZSAS
This is the most inspiring thing I could have watched right now... my lifetime goal is to be a fighter pilot, everyday feels like I get further from that goal. Videos like this help me focus on that goal and finish the training and school I’m going through... this is just awesome!
Thank you to all navy seals that get up and humble give advice, your making a bigger difference to the world then you think, Thank you cris Kyle Thank you jocko willink Thank you Leif babin Thank you Brent And so so many more ❤️
I knew a couple of men who rejected all this kind of extremism. They both calmly and sensibly went to Viet Nam, and killed the enemy in great quantity. Mission accomplished.
Great to have the opportunity to listen to these men! Very motivating. Thank you Sir for sharing your inner thrive. You could feel the truth and authenticity from him.
Amazing!! Totally a life experience, Thank you for your services and sacrifices to protect our Nation. My 3 sons and I watch inspiring videos, such as this one. It gives them motivation to over come their own challenges, and to be self determination.
That's awesome. I provide a lot of free information on how to develop your mindset as we do in the SEAL teams. I also provide both physical and mental training routines. Would you be interested to learn more?
Embrace the suck. Go NAVY! The best uniformed branch of service. Thank you for your service, Brent. God bless you shipmate. Navy veteran to the other Bravo zulu (90-05 served).
Honestly I want to become a Part of Special Forces like Special Air Service in future. I was inspired by Rusty Firmin during in 1980's Operation Nimrod and decided to become a SAS. Thank you for inspiring us not to quit on dreams. Don't mind of what people criticize you that you're weak. 😊 P.S. I'm a man. Don't mind my name hehe I just borrowed the account.
"Be comfortable in the uncomfortable". I often heard the phrase "seek comfort". My motto has always been "seek discomfort". No pressure, however, for anyone interested, there's a variety of "Seek Discomfort" short and long sleeve shirts and hoodies available at seekdiscomfort . com. and even on Amazon. I hope you all take his advice on learning to be comfortable, being uncomfortable. It really can completely change your life.
People think it is difficult to develop the mindset of a Navy SEAL but it is quite a simple process. It just takes a lot of effort to implement it. Being committed comes down to your sense of purpose and personal why. Both of these are mutually supportive and a derivative of your values, your belief system, and identifying what and who you are committed to and how far you are willing to go. Next is understanding the relationship between motivation and discipline and how to leverage both.
I want to be a seal. I’m a freshman in high school and I’ve wanted to be a seal since I was 9. I’m not a athlete, I’m not the sharpest tool in the shed, but I do have the desire to never quit or back down from ANYTHING. I workout everyday and try to get physically fit for the navy PST test.
The best thing you can do is to go down to your local recruiting office and make contact with them - they know you wont be able to enlist for a couple years but they will be help to let you PT with them. ROTC is also good if you are just starting high school man. If you spend the next 4 years committed to your goal and you get comfortable in the water you will have the best chance of success. Good luck bro.
If you don't back down from "Anything", there will be time when it's right to back down and if u dont learn to back down when it's necessary, you'll be in a big trouble or even cost your life buddy. Good luck on chasing ur dreams and try to think wise.
I started training for AFROTC ( I want to be a fighter pilot ). My goal was to get a 100 on the fitness test. I had a 86.6 three weeks ago, I now have a 98.0. All it takes is daily effort. I will try to get it to 100 in two weeks.
Hey bud, how did everything turn out for you? Are you interested in learning how to train both physically and mentally as we do in special operations? I am a retired team guy with 22 years in special operations and created my own training system.
@@optimalreadiness My training went extremely well, I was 131lbs at 6'2, I am now 165. I got covid a couple of times and it destroyed my cardio, I am slowly building that back up and currently at a 14:00 2 mile (was at 12:15) Though, I am no longer in university due to multiple factors (as of now I still want to go back to be a pilot). I joined the Army with an option 40 contract but at the end of week 3 of RASP a disk in my lower back inflamed and crushed the nerve to my right leg :,(. I am all better now and serving with the 101st and just completed Air Assault School. I am on the fence about going back to RASP or going into SOAR. Either way, any resource I can use to get more fit I'd be glad to look into
If your scared do it scared if your hurt you adapt and get threw it it your in perfect shape you proved with caution if you fight you fight for everything you believe in and if you can't as mutch as throw another punch or take another step then spit blood on your enemies boots if you can do no more but at least know you did not fail even if you die you died fighting for your belief of what you thought was right in witch is with purpose
I am on page 54 of your book Taking Point. Fascinating read and I am going to implement some of these ideas into how I work with my team at our hospital in Lakewood, Colorado. Thank you.
Thanks for this motivational speech I really needed that it just made me that I want to be an airborne ranger in the army so much more so now I can study the hardest I can to pass the asvab test I want to serve my country with so much pride thank you so much man
I honestly think that one day humanity will be smart enough to know that you don’t have to necessarily suffer in order to become a better person or become the best version of yourself I think that is just an outgrowth of religious thinking that suffering will get you to become the best version of yourself when in reality all you are doing is beating your body down and then have back problems later in your life
I'm at that stage of my life I feel like doing something else rather than Accouting and finance... Totally bored of it.. if I were in the US, I would have joined the military also..
Improvise, adapt, overcome. Seals would wake me around 4 in the morning jogging by my barracks carrying what looked like a phone pole when i was in the navy.
I’d like to disagree with most of the comments here and argue that persevering not matter what does not make sense. We can’t just will success into being because success is not solely dependent on us. It is a fantasy to believe that if only we try hard enough, crawl through enough barbed wire, and endure enough sand in our clothes that we will ultimately succeed. Sometimes, “quitting” is absolutely the right move. As much as the speaker would like us to think there are easy answers, there aren’t. Wisdom is knowing the difference between when to persevere and when to give up. I do like the MLK quotation though. I interpret it to mean that when we feel inadequate, pathetic, or otherwise useless, just doing something is better than doing nothing. Even just crawling a little toward your goal is worth something. It’s better than just lying there! That’s how I think we should view the speaker’s message.
You're just the type that would quit if you were in my shoes. I went head on with a semi 17 months ago. Woke up a month later. Many, many operations, blood transfusions, etc., etc. Pain past 10. You dig in and make it or you make excuses. You'd make excuses.
This about it how I think an choose my mindset. Though I am to old to becaccepted in any specialforces. I would love to try my limits mentally and physically when Im restored into the shape I was in before I started to destroy myself in lack of higher purpose. Think I got most of the mental strenghts to endure extreme pressure and pain and stay cool and focused in dangerous and stressing situations with my life on bet.
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These videos have been getting me through these hard times in life! keep em up Goalcast. Love the channel
Deim, keep wathcing stuff that makes u feel better buddy :)
May your hard time ends soon and wish you great things ahead.
Also check out mine
Oh man...We know right :)
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If you can't fly you run, if you can't run you walk, if you can't walk you crawl, this got me
same dude
If you can't crawl, you roll
do what you can!
" Dont find an excuse, find a way"......
@@TurtleButter and if u can't roll then pray lord almighty that u don't die
“A good soldier doesn’t fight because he hates what’s in front of him but because he loves what’s behind him”
Daniel afg because it’s a talk about himself and giving his view stop being bitter
Love that
Thats stolen lol iv seen that to
So usa is failures?
a good soldier fights cause he wants to
"Be comfortable in the uncomfortable." Seek being uncomfortable, and make it normal.
I dig it
@BC Bob misery is subjective, what this quote means is to expand your personal imaginary-mental limitations. For example if you are afraid of public speaking, seek public speaking until your brain understands it won't kill you... well unless you are in a situation which could kill you like a dictatorship or something like that. But why is dead so bad? Yesterday I read a really interesting quote whom I don't remember the author: "In the world, there are many people who by dying do not lose anything and neither does the world."
Which I believe to be totally false. Firstly he world would lose a genetic code of millions and millions of earth years, and even though that individual could be "nothing", he can still make great things and become "the one and only".
Easier said than done, when you’re young and want an adventure nothing really bothers. The hardest men have been broken by reality, missing their children, or wife. Realizing that you’re risking everything for almost nothing in return. Falling right into the hands of the military industrial complex. Yeah you were a badass at some point... maybe. But when the wars over what do you have besides some dead friends, a couple war stories and an anger problem.
I kinda like it. I have started to whenever something comes up whoch I feel like "Eh I don't wanns fo it" it turns into something I absolutely want to do.
@@Twizzzums Your right the hardest men have been broken by reality, but they aren’t “hard” until they take those broken pieces and put them back together countless times. And when the war is over I think you fail to realize that the feeling knowing that you went out and did what most can’t and never will must be one of the greatest feelings ever. Your mind is weak
Quit the gym 14 years ago! Never wasted money on supplements!! Just been training in the garage with minimum equipment and maximum WILLPOWER!!!
My man. My guy
What about protein powder? Do you take that? Or creatine? Just curious as there two proven supplements to help people achieve,strength,and musucle hypertrophy etc.
@@becky2235 no never took any of those things either. People have been in shape years or centuries before these supplements came about. I was really just trying to help people who are stressed that the gyms are closed and basically say where there is a will there will always be a way! Hope this helps
bexs 22 best protein is food.
My basement, been my gym (weight room) for past 25 years. Up at 3:30 am, working out at 5 am, before going to work.
Take creatine, with protein shake, and a butter coffee before my workout.
All other meals, steak and eggs, eggs and bacon, steak, and some more steak.
Sometimes chicken.
3:06 no point of covering his face lol everyone knows that’s David Goggins
Hahaha why would they do that?
the king
And just next to the video is a recommendation with the same image in the miniature lol
Theres no pic at 3:06...
Oh yeah it was 3:04 not 3:06 wrong time stamp
This is a story which can inspire everyone who wants to achieve their dreams
Taking risk somtimes by believing your dreams is all about passion
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Did the Lt who drowned in the pool of heart failure achieve his dreams? Luck is a big part of life, blind optimism and inspiration is not enough, you need alot to go for you as well.
"Be comfortable in uncomfortable"
*Me goes to women bathroom*
Lol
🤣🤣😂😂😂😂 @$$
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They tell you when you graduate form the SEALs “25% of you will not live to see your 30th birthday.” Then they also tell you “you have done more for your family name then two of your sibilings graduating from Harvard.” It’s true. The sacrifice, is worth the honor.
Amen to that.
Culture of honoring death and destruction, tsk-tsk.
@@curiousdilettante396 if men and women weren’t on the frontlines every day dying for you, you would not be here today. So watch what you say.
@@unbeatable7772 I like that you assumed I enjoyed the so-called "freedom" that US soldiers provide. Probably never crossed your mind I might be an African/Middle Eastern guy whose hometown was destroyed by US forces
@@curiousdilettante396 even if it was, that’s the way life is, I wish it was different, and they do too. But it isn’t, I’m proud to say that America hasn’t started a war in 500 years and only gets involved when it has to. And I agree, America has some major issues it needs to change, I hope one day it does, but for now this is sadly how it has to be. I still respect the fighters on the battlefield because it is true, if they weren’t there, we wouldn’t be here. And if you really are who you say you are, I’m sorry, I know it’s messed up.
Navy Vet here . Lebanon, grenada, NATO Europe. 1981-1987. WT rating, first school coronado island. Hooyah to SEALS & other aspiring navy people. Like he is saying, mental toughness is the first step, physical is the second. The first drives the rest. Make yourself mentally tough
Surviving the military (U.S Navy) is still one of my greatest accomplishments today.
I had to overcome a lot of mental demons, low self esteem and lose 60 pounds in 6 months to join the military after never working out in my entire life.
To get through it all with DEP and Active Duty was a 4.5 year process.
Glad I got through it.
You don’t know what you are capable of until your pinned against a wall.
I am reporting to the coast guard academy next month. I plans on becoming a helicopter pilot or maybe trying my hand at msrt.
You have to trust each other and yourself especially in the face of adversity... navy seals can be forged in adversity. Hats off to them... resilience is the foundation of any life lived outside your comfort zone.
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@@motivation4132 lets support each other. We have the same theme kind of channels. To spread positivity..
Thank you
I definitely agree!! Let’s grow together & support a positive mindset in the face of adversity!
my man goggins at 3:03
Wondered why his face wasn’t shown. David is pretty well known and that picture is notorious with him.
WHOS GONNA CARRY THE BOATS
AND THE LOGS?!
You don't know me!
CANT break boat crew II!
Being the son of a former search a rescue in the 70s and 80s and growing up under under the team of these elite ,one thing I learned deeply, u never give up, no matter what, u push and push till u can't then u push even harder, success is all they know, and what I still carry on today, even thou dads gone, still have the team as family,
Goosebumps. "the trust you have within yourself..."
Really
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A fool trusts in himself. I trust in Jesus Christ.
you, Yes who reads this message, stop watching motivational videos, get busy! good luck to you
Thank you
@_-___-_ u could still be in the marines, still elite nonetheless.
You can't tell me what to do
I have 3.2 more years before I can legally do it but thanks
These vids look small but really can be a lifechanger
Absolutely.. feel free to explore some on our channel 💚
“Find an excuse to win” keep going! 🙏
Me: I can’t swim
Jacko: become a Navy SEAL for free training
same for me , in more 3 years im going to try to be in the israeli navy seals
*jocko
@BullWithInternetAccess why do you say that?
We are responsible for every result in our lives. If we want different results, we have to change our thoughts and actions. It is going to be hard but hard is not impossible 🖖
💯 and if I could add to your post; If you’re religious as well trust and believe in your God
Hard work pays off, problem is most want the results with none of the work. Sometimes you just have to grind it out.
i watch this gets me pumped i’m not in the service but i’m a rodbuster and grew up a bit rough but i’m proud of the man i am today and wouldn’t change my past because it made me who i am i work 10-16 hours a day 7 days a week rain snow heat smoke you name it i work in it i send a lot back to my mom long story short thriving of the hard times and putting your back against a wall you can do anything
Most definitely was in goggins class everything he talked about at buds was in goggins book
Yes Can't Hurt Me mentioned John's death too. Amazing coincidence.
You see Goggins at 3:03
I noticed this
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If this guy quit corporate finance to become a navy seal...then corporate finance is much worse than becoming a Navy Seal😭
No, is more like he wasn’t passionate about corporate finance
Obviously no backstabbins, dirty politics and eating your friends just to fill up a higher post while living a monotonous life.
Servetus I agree. I’d rather hallucinate and have sand rip apart my skin as I run triathlons than live a menial monotonous life of mediocrity. So to me, being in corporate finance is way worse than temporary suffering for a better version of yourself on the other end of that.
Can confirm to be true. Source: have left corporate finance myself.
Everyone has there thing , pushing pencils and burning people out of there life earnings isn't for everyone. Only the heartless blood suckers work corporate.
Someone commits to impress the world. Someone commits to change the world. I love these people who are being the second kind.
Yeaaah! African American. Now retired. Degree in Nuclear Engineering. Yale Medical Doctor. Duke Orthopaedic Surgeon. Fellowship North Carolina Spine Center. I wanted to watch this message because I wanted to acquire a Navy Seal mindset. I now realize that I already had it. Since I retired 5 years ago, I lost it.. I want it again. Now at 69 years old, it's going to be harder. Watching this video is helpful.
Wow amazing.
3:03. Why did they blur out David Goggins face? He's a retired Navy SEAL and extremely famous.
Probably so they don't get sued or something
there's no seal motivation video without a picture of david goggins 3:02
Everybody is a Navy SEAL in the Internet. It's amazing!
Me too
I even went through buds 10 freakin times…just to show how tough I was! Now I have no legs. Still a SEAL. I shoot from prone position. Where’s my video?
We didn’t come this far, to only come this far 💛
I come too far to fail.
This video came to me at a time I am at the lowest point in my life... It's mind shifter!!
"If you want things you've never had, then you have to do things you've never done."
Denzel 🔥
He went to BUD’s with David Googins in his last buds class! Theses guys are beast I wish I knew of the Seals before I joined the military! Thanks for you service
Ive listened to this probably 60 times and it never gets old
Im gonna do infantry first and then im gonna try and do my best ti get into the NZSAS. These keep me motivated and motivate me more everyday. When i wake up, im one day closer to my dream of being a soldier in the NZ army and hoepfully NZSAS
This is the most inspiring thing I could have watched right now... my lifetime goal is to be a fighter pilot, everyday feels like I get further from that goal. Videos like this help me focus on that goal and finish the training and school I’m going through... this is just awesome!
Where are you in this journey
@@Ausnapify 1st year military training to be a pilot in the military
@@ColeGardener7 awesome
Thank you to all navy seals that get up and humble give advice, your making a bigger difference to the world then you think,
Thank you cris Kyle
Thank you jocko willink
Thank you Leif babin
Thank you Brent
And so so many more ❤️
I knew a couple of men who rejected all this kind of extremism. They both calmly and sensibly went to Viet Nam, and killed the enemy in great quantity. Mission accomplished.
3:04 GOGGINS! 👍💪
Great to have the opportunity to listen to these men! Very motivating. Thank you Sir for sharing your inner thrive. You could feel the truth and authenticity from him.
Amazing!!
Totally a life experience, Thank you for your services and sacrifices to protect our Nation.
My 3 sons and I watch inspiring videos, such as this one. It gives them motivation to over come their own challenges, and to be self determination.
That's awesome. I provide a lot of free information on how to develop your mindset as we do in the SEAL teams. I also provide both physical and mental training routines. Would you be interested to learn more?
Subscribed years ago this channel doesn’t know how much it’s helped me through my toughest times.
You’ll have to fail and fall, before you fly.
Fall down 7 times, get up 8 👍🏼
Not if u have a real jet pack which is real now.
mike force how is it dumb?
My son was in the Marine Corps and he trained with Navy Seals and where they trained at for a particular MOS
I LOVE this speech! Very inspiring!!!
Extraordinary!!
Extraordinary video and message. Thank you
This guy is great, much respect for Navy Seals
Awesome!! I decided to stop working for others and to start working for myself!!
YES!!!!!
If u can't fly U run if U can't run U walk if U can't walk U crawl no matter U keep moving forward👏👏🙏🙏
Embrace the suck. Go NAVY! The best uniformed branch of service. Thank you for your service, Brent. God bless you shipmate. Navy veteran to the other Bravo zulu (90-05 served).
60 %Mental strength and 40%physical strength
Honestly I want to become a Part of Special Forces like Special Air Service in future.
I was inspired by Rusty Firmin during in 1980's Operation Nimrod and decided to become a SAS. Thank you for inspiring us not to quit on dreams. Don't mind of what people criticize you that you're weak. 😊
P.S. I'm a man. Don't mind my name hehe I just borrowed the account.
You got this! If you haven’t already, you should listen to some David Goggins speeches or read his book, he was a former navy seal
I spent 22 years in special operations and created my own training system. Would you like to get started with no financial obligation?
"Be comfortable in the uncomfortable". I often heard the phrase "seek comfort". My motto has always been "seek discomfort". No pressure, however, for anyone interested, there's a variety of "Seek Discomfort" short and long sleeve shirts and hoodies available at seekdiscomfort . com. and even on Amazon. I hope you all take his advice on learning to be comfortable, being uncomfortable. It really can completely change your life.
People think it is difficult to develop the mindset of a Navy SEAL but it is quite a simple process. It just takes a lot of effort to implement it.
Being committed comes down to your sense of purpose and personal why. Both of these are mutually supportive and a derivative of your values, your belief system, and identifying what and who you are committed to and how far you are willing to go.
Next is understanding the relationship between motivation and discipline and how to leverage both.
Hey! Everyone knows that's David Googins!!@3:03😂
The toughest man in the world, David Goggins
Ofcourse motherf***ers
I was laughing so hard when they had his face censored 😂
Mason Meinke-Horn went from obese to jacked in 3 months just to train to become a seal
@@abduljalilmahama5682 don't exaggerate
3:04 there's my boi Goggins!
4:38 I always use this when I'm tired
Love your videos. God bless the U.S. NAVY SEALs 🇺🇸👍💪
"winning here is a conscious decision" -instructor patstone anyone else catch that one
"make up your mind whether you want to pass or choose to fail"
Thank you for sharing. This is encouraging. Sometimes we need to hear this from someone else
Yh, this really boosted my zeal of becoming a navy seal. It's gonna be quit rigorousl. But not impossible.
I want to be a seal. I’m a freshman in high school and I’ve wanted to be a seal since I was 9. I’m not a athlete, I’m not the sharpest tool in the shed, but I do have the desire to never quit or back down from ANYTHING. I workout everyday and try to get physically fit for the navy PST test.
The best thing you can do is to go down to your local recruiting office and make contact with them - they know you wont be able to enlist for a couple years but they will be help to let you PT with them. ROTC is also good if you are just starting high school man. If you spend the next 4 years committed to your goal and you get comfortable in the water you will have the best chance of success. Good luck bro.
If you don't back down from "Anything", there will be time when it's right to back down and if u dont learn to back down when it's necessary, you'll be in a big trouble or even cost your life buddy. Good luck on chasing ur dreams and try to think wise.
Same except i started working out for it when I was 11 I'm 13 going into 8th grade i work out every day so.i can get closer to my goal
How’s it going so far?
I started training for AFROTC ( I want to be a fighter pilot ). My goal was to get a 100 on the fitness test. I had a 86.6 three weeks ago, I now have a 98.0. All it takes is daily effort. I will try to get it to 100 in two weeks.
Joshua Urbany fitness won’t make you a pilot, but mental skills will
Hey bud, how did everything turn out for you? Are you interested in learning how to train both physically and mentally as we do in special operations? I am a retired team guy with 22 years in special operations and created my own training system.
@@optimalreadiness My training went extremely well, I was 131lbs at 6'2, I am now 165. I got covid a couple of times and it destroyed my cardio, I am slowly building that back up and currently at a 14:00 2 mile (was at 12:15)
Though, I am no longer in university due to multiple factors (as of now I still want to go back to be a pilot). I joined the Army with an option 40 contract but at the end of week 3 of RASP a disk in my lower back inflamed and crushed the nerve to my right leg :,(. I am all better now and serving with the 101st and just completed Air Assault School. I am on the fence about going back to RASP or going into SOAR. Either way, any resource I can use to get more fit I'd be glad to look into
@@joshuaurbany6468 Right on, buddy. It sounds like you have had a challenging journey thus far and need to make some important decisions.
How can I help you? Email me directly via my about page and I'll get you squared away.
I haven’t even watched half of the video but I knew this video deserves a like, like always! :))
If your scared do it scared if your hurt you adapt and get threw it it your in perfect shape you proved with caution if you fight you fight for everything you believe in and if you can't as mutch as throw another punch or take another step then spit blood on your enemies boots if you can do no more but at least know you did not fail even if you die you died fighting for your belief of what you thought was right in witch is with purpose
" To take calculated risks to succeed and win and to be all in... all the time "
I am on page 54 of your book Taking Point. Fascinating read and I am going to implement some of these ideas into how I work with my team at our hospital in Lakewood, Colorado. Thank you.
Much love from Australia mate
If you can’t fly then run, if you can’t run than walk, if you can’t walk than crawl, whatever you do, you have to make it to that finish line
Love this!!! 💯 agree! DO NOT QUIT. Find a way.
"18 months and 3 million dollars to acquire a Navy SEAL." Money well spent.
What does that mean I’m so confused?
Mustie Sohail 18 months of training, $3 mil in government money spent on the training.
@@anthonyreese2929 I hope that isn't per person....
Carson Wilson just looked it up and it costs around 350-500k per person
Anthony Reese thx
This guy is AWAKE SEAL!!!
I’m also going to join the navy and then become a SEAL and I been working out because I’m trying to become a SEAL as well
Thanks for this motivational speech I really needed that it just made me that I want to be an airborne ranger in the army so much more so now I can study the hardest I can to pass the asvab test I want to serve my country with so much pride thank you so much man
I would like to hear more about John rest his soul.
Thank this video you make really change a person especially personal experiences
I know one of our friends dying during training..He was the only son and parents are turning older with each passing days...
I honestly think that one day humanity will be smart enough to know that you don’t have to necessarily suffer in order to become a better person or become the best version of yourself I think that is just an outgrowth of religious thinking that suffering will get you to become the best version of yourself when in reality all you are doing is beating your body down and then have back problems later in your life
Semper Fi to my brothers in the Navy I went on many missions with seals and Rangers. I’m proud to have served with all of you in special forces.
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Semper fi from an airwing pog much respect to u guys on the ground
I remember during bootcamp in navy I wanted to quit but I remember the quote " SEEK DISCOMFORT"
I'm at that stage of my life I feel like doing something else rather than Accouting and finance... Totally bored of it.. if I were in the US, I would have joined the military also..
The French Foreign Legion will take you! Good luck!
SEAL mindset? It's simple though hard. "Ready to die right now. Absolutely will not stop unless physically broken." True grit. Tough as they come.
3:05 my boy David Goggings in this video as well let's go
Love it.. Thank you for your service 👏👏👏
Improvise, adapt, overcome. Seals would wake me around 4 in the morning jogging by my barracks carrying what looked like a phone pole when i was in the navy.
7 times harder, I was told it was 3, welp ok gotta go 7 times longer instead of three now, thanks bro.
Videos really good for motivation I’m going for run now
These channel had put me up to my feet in my career,,tnks to Goalcast,,we love u n I love u de more
And that's what we call motivation 🙏🙏
I see the machine, Goggins!
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You didn’t quit. You transitioned you’re skills to military use. 😎
so thankful for this advice
It doesn't matter what branch you join. You can do it. You make it. Never let anyone put you down and say you're nothing.🎖️🇺🇸
Well a small group name talibans are wondering🤭🤫🤫
This is fantastic, Excellent, Great 👍
I’d like to disagree with most of the comments here and argue that persevering not matter what does not make sense. We can’t just will success into being because success is not solely dependent on us. It is a fantasy to believe that if only we try hard enough, crawl through enough barbed wire, and endure enough sand in our clothes that we will ultimately succeed. Sometimes, “quitting” is absolutely the right move. As much as the speaker would like us to think there are easy answers, there aren’t. Wisdom is knowing the difference between when to persevere and when to give up. I do like the MLK quotation though. I interpret it to mean that when we feel inadequate, pathetic, or otherwise useless, just doing something is better than doing nothing. Even just crawling a little toward your goal is worth something. It’s better than just lying there! That’s how I think we should view the speaker’s message.
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You're just the type that would quit if you were in my shoes. I went head on with a semi 17 months ago. Woke up a month later. Many, many operations, blood transfusions, etc., etc. Pain past 10. You dig in and make it or you make excuses. You'd make excuses.
Where is the footage of 1:39 from? I've been trying to find the clip where the seals take on 4-5 guys at a time like that to show a friend.
Great video!
This about it how I think an choose my mindset. Though I am to old to becaccepted in any specialforces. I would love to try my limits mentally and physically when Im restored into the shape I was in before I started to destroy myself in lack of higher purpose. Think I got most of the mental strenghts to endure extreme pressure and pain and stay cool and focused in dangerous and stressing situations with my life on bet.
Thanks for a vidio, I feel better now.
It's a game of ENDURANCE