1. Learn Thoroughly and Broadly. "3 books in each subject" 2. Discuss what you are learning. Reflect on what you have learned 3. Meditation practice deep-breathing techniques 4. Reduce social media use 5. Take care of your body Healthy diet, vitamins, omega 3 exercise, aerobic and anaerobic (weight-training) proper sleeping habits nofap
These are all good practices for improving emotional, mental and physical performance. But nofap? Can one limit it to once a week, or once every two weeks? For sexual health, you understand.
Let me add another tip that may seen obvious but I think people in general do not realize it: Just think more often. And by thinking I mean to set an amount of time away from distractions and in a silent environment just for thinking. Choose an useful topic and think deeply about it. If you have some problem in your life just set some time to think about possible solutions for this problem. Talk to yourself, imagine different scenarios. If you are reading a self improvement book, set some time to think about the lessons from this book and how can you implement it in your life. People live in a passive way consuming TV shows and social media and they forget the basic to be smart: Turn off your devices and think!
I talked to myself whenever i paint or after I read a topic, I'm so afraid I'll turn to a maniac whenever im in a process of "thinking". Talking to myself really helps to solve a sum.
@@Mac04ish ooo, visuals for me are very easy. I think one trick is just to be aware of your own surrounding. Go out take the public transport. Go to the market, grocery, procrastinate even. Ideas will flow in natural.
The movie actually changed my life's perspective - ever since it motivated me to be more of myself
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*Bonus tip:* Reduce clutter in Your room. Every item You own require some of Your attention. Your attention is limited so by decreasing number of items in Your apartment You can gain a lot of braain power. Cheers.
Wow I'm actually doing ALL of those, and have been for quite some time. Several years ago I became totally obsessed with learning and personal development, and am constantly studying one way or another, every day. I can honestly say, without a doubt, that I have DRAMATICALLY increased my intellectual capacity, memory, and general brain power. Life is so much better when you develop interest and passion for things, that's for sure, read, learn, grow, and never stop improving yourself.
Learn broadly and throughly (read different literature or things / read 3 books on every subject) Talk about new ideas (that you got from reading books or reading articles) Learn to meditate Reduce social Media use (At least "explore" tab) Take care of your body
Sikhs are the true inspiration for the Jedi. Check out the following video: "German learns about Sikh" (Channel: Basics of Sikhi): th-cam.com/video/I3T16pS5cH8/w-d-xo.html
Just because of this video, I deleted my Facebook account. I noticed that my primal brain mode on Facebook makes me feel like a zombie. Anyways great video overall!
I wouldn’t say completely delete social media, I’d say delete the ones you don’t need, because if you use social media right, you can get ideas and different hobby’s, as much as cooking and other things are valuable, so is creating things, if someone goes on social media to watch clothing videos or something try to make your own clothes or recreate the outfits on the pictures, and archery could also help with focus and vision, and learning how to fix things like house renovating
I think a good tip I’ve heard is: Don’t teach your mind to be lazy, when you encounter some sort of barrier, let’s say a math problem for example, maybe try working it out instead of automatically using your calculator. It teaches your brain to think and not be lazy. P.S. I interpreted this from the book “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki.
Great video! Also another thing I noticed in the movie is that once he takes the limitless pill, there's not a time where he's just planning, he jumps straight into doing, and I believe he always strikes gold. But the main thing I learnt from that was, action is better than inaction. Thanks again for the video! Great advice.
5:07 "Reduce the living Hell of social media..." 7:36 "If you're not part of Facebook page, click link in the description..." Yeah, makes perfect sense
"Do not just read self help books" . This is priceless advice. Most people that are concentrated in self improvement are fanatical motivational book readers. But this is not enough! You cannot be inspired to be the best if you have no particular subject to be the best at! You must be passionate about something and THEN reverting back to motivational media when things get tough in your progress in this particular thing.
My life in relation to self-actualization has been a roller coaster ride. Two weeks ago I wasn't drinking during the week, I was restarting my diet and I joined the gym again. Yesterday I drank too much and started to doubt myself. I'm a perfectionist, so it is really hard for me to be satisfied wih anything I do. Just wanted to say that stumbling upon your channel was good because it reminded of what I actually want to achieve. This journey of taking care of ourselves is very engaging and it feels very good to know that there are others who try as well. Tomorrow i'll practise sports and then try to complete at least one task. I wish y'all the best!
You can say he's wrong but these elements of self improvement come up over and over even in people in eras before our own. Theyre common sense bc they work. That simple.
I love the part about outputs. I’ve been practicing “brain dumps” for lectures or books I’ve been listening to in an attempt to practice active recall. I’ve been prone to engage in the self-flattery of, “Oh, I’ve listened to X audiobooks over the past few weeks.” Yeah, but how much did I retain from them? The answer historically has been slim.
I had a brain injury my senior year from playing football, these tips are all crucial to my success today along with certain food choices, vitamins, etc. great video, i'd love to see more like this!
"Mansfield's book of Manly Men" is the book I'm reading. I've also found that seeking to know answers about something through pondering and meditation brings them forth from the (aether?) and that writing down what you think about them is a great substitute if you don't have anyone to talk to. Plus, you can review them and it helps you clarify what you are talking about, speak and write more coherently, and remember what you wrote, and learned.
So thrilled to discover your vast and rejuvenating channel. My favorite memory organizing tool is using ABCs to review a book or whatever mentally: eg, A for application, B for baby steps, or building a habit, C for challenges
I think maintaining a healthy physical body also has psychological effects - you feel more positive about the path in life that you are taking, and that further encourages you to stay on the right path. Whereas if you do the other four tips but let yourself go physically, people on the outside looking at you may still see the same person - and a major part of self-judgement is by looking at the reactions of others around you
It really comes down to two things: 1. Making sure that every minute of your life is filled doing things you're passionate about 2. Having a very social life with people you're compatible with Most people fail with number 1 cos they don't like their job, or maybe they don't like who they are living with, or what they do in their free time etc. Others who succeed in number 1 fail with number 2 because they don't do enough socialising outside of work. They wait until the weekend which is not enough, you need to be doing it several days after work in addition to the weekend. Fatigue can be a problem cos of 8 hours shifts at work so educate yourself on healthy food or drinks or supplements to take immediately after work to get more energy
Just finished the art of war by Sun Zhu now started How to win friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie. I think there’s definitely something to be said for mental conditioning, for example many people don’t strive for great things because they don’t believe they’re capable of them. And sometimes you’re in a bad environment that suppresses creativity and success, so every day seeking out and listening to people who have achieved a lot or have qualities about them that you desire can be really good for you to break out of that bubble. Working out and reading everyday are great habits to build on.
5 Habits to become limitless: 1. Learn broadly and thoroughly.(Read 3 books about one topic to master it) 2. Talk about it with other people 3. Meditate (His technique: For 5 min clode your eyes and concentrate on your body) 4. Reduce social media consumption 5. Take care of your body
1) Read thoroughly and read different categories 2) talk the ideas to someone so you can be better at them because you need to output the information so you can remember the things when needed 3) learn to simple meditate in the morning 4) reduce social media because it’s just a dopamine rush 5) take care of your body, sleep early, exercise.
audio books during monotonous work is also super crucial i work 8-12 hour days year round doing menial work. those 8-12 hours a day could be helped by tossing on a book you can listen to a few times
Thank you for making this video. I have seen videos from other people like this but yours is the first that truly feels like you are trying to spread knowledge and educate as opposed to, look at me look at me. I just subscribed. Keep up the good work.
My favorite part of the video, let’s cut to the chase. I love videos that take forever get to the point. Great video. Thanks for sharing. Thumbs up and subscribed.
Man, your content is just so good. I've tried to apply most of the tips you have given to us and it's being really helpful. Thanks for the great content and keep doing these kind of stuff. Your work is amazing.
I know this is an old video for you but I’ve been binge watching your content, I would like to say thank you. You’ve made me want to be better and grow as an individual. Truly an inspirational channel!
I looked up into this and its kinda bullshit. Do no fap helps - yes but not for the reasons you would think. When you cum , your body needs to make more cum. So more nutriens and vitmins and zinc. Most people are deficient on zinc and some vitamins. So when you dont fap you dont waste potential energy and nutrians that now can be used for better brain and body work. But Having orgasms helps with depresions, mental health, reproductive health ect. So its good for you. Just dont do it 3 times a day and get zinc in your diet.
@@alexforce9 "But Having orgasms helps with depresions, mental health" Thats a totally fake statement. In contrary. Nofap helps against depressions, its THE cure in most cases. Dont get caught up in the lie that science gives you, the system is making lots of money on depressed people. There are many depressed people today, little do they do its because of porn and fapping.
The last book I read is Stephen Hawking's "theory of everything" and I like it so much i read it three times, the book I am reading now is "I do what I do" by raghuram rajan.☺
Read "Silva Method" and implement it and use "Sedona Method".....even if you use just the last one properly, patiently and long enough it should give you much better effects than thousands of books altogether. The best things are simplest ones....
I get what your saying. I just don't think you need to get it through books only. You can research many things without taking a lot of time with irrelevant information. But if I use multiple media to research things, you save a lot of time
I'm currently reading Speed Reading With the Right Brain by David Butler. I love it so far! It is all about concepts and reading is kind of more fun to me now.
"Reduce social media, especially those with a discover home feed or notifications." End of the video: "Make sure you click the bell icon so you get a notification" .... wut 🤷♀️
Thanks! I used to feel pretty limitless....over the past 10 years I've become limited and it just so happens I've adopted many of the BAD habits you are referring to! Thanks this is a good start.
Thanks for this video. Besides, Im not an English native speaker, but I swear I understood every each word you talked. Your English is specially clear and precise. That are the conditions of a succesfully discours.
Again, another great video! Your channel was the first one that got me to hit the bell! Thanks a lot for the content! Waiting for your channel to takes off, that should happen soon..
Hello from a developing world, boss you just killed it, like giving such an amazing knowledge in such simplistic way is a skill rather an art, and you did, mostly people from western side of the world talk about some over the head concepts because they preach sophistication and complexities in life like some demigod whereas results are achieved mostly by simple ideas and economic methods, you are one of the people whom i have subscribed just after watching 1 min of your video, good job bro, keep doing what your are doing, probably you are working with an unrealised mega asset.
No, TH-cam is a virtual library of knowledge. A library with great books and tabloid newspapers. You choose in what kind of "books" of this "library" you invest your time on.
Bro I literally watched that movie last week and I was just thinking about how I can improve myself to be so efficient so this is really helped and then I'm going to try to thank you bro
been aimlessly scrolling the social media since the start of summer break and then i stumble upon this video. super useful as a reminder to be conscious of what i am doing. thanks!
Meditation is huge, but I truly recommend meditating the Sikhi way (on the One), rather the Buddhist way (on nothingness) and yes, I have tried both for several years. When meditating on the One, will give you Naam (means connection to the One). And Naam is actually way powerfull than NZT, believe you me. It has to be experienced.
@@guineesspirit7640 Yes, the closed concept of God is the Force (as in Star Wars), it's all around us and within us. For us, Star Wars explains it better than say the Western religions (Christanity, Judaism and Islam). Actually Star Wars & the Jedi Brotherhood was actually inspired by the Sikhs (and the Khalsa brotherhood).
Looks like i'm not the only one inspired by "Limitless" . Together with "Inception" this 2 movies changed my lifestyle. Just try to put this idea into your head, and let it grow
1. Learn Thoroughly and Broadly.
"3 books in each subject"
2. Discuss what you are learning.
Reflect on what you have learned
3. Meditation
practice deep-breathing techniques
4. Reduce social media use
5. Take care of your body
Healthy diet, vitamins, omega 3
exercise, aerobic and anaerobic (weight-training)
proper sleeping habits
nofap
John Buynak thank you! Was looking for this comment
These are all good practices for improving emotional, mental and physical performance. But nofap? Can one limit it to once a week, or once every two weeks? For sexual health, you understand.
Thank you for summarizing the content!.. It is really useful, keep up the good work and keep sharing great things!.. 😊👍
@@richNfit4life what you said is absolutely the truth!
Thanks mate
Let me add another tip that may seen obvious but I think people in general do not realize it: Just think more often. And by thinking I mean to set an amount of time away from distractions and in a silent environment just for thinking. Choose an useful topic and think deeply about it. If you have some problem in your life just set some time to think about possible solutions for this problem. Talk to yourself, imagine different scenarios. If you are reading a self improvement book, set some time to think about the lessons from this book and how can you implement it in your life. People live in a passive way consuming TV shows and social media and they forget the basic to be smart: Turn off your devices and think!
Very simple but not so obvious when there are so many stupid/unnecessary things people can waste their time/life on.
What you suggest is known by the Jehovah's witnesses as meditation. True meditation.
I talked to myself whenever i paint or after I read a topic, I'm so afraid I'll turn to a maniac whenever im in a process of "thinking". Talking to myself really helps to solve a sum.
I like to write as I think new ideas. It helps map out the thoughts, and gives me a visual to build off of
@@Mac04ish ooo, visuals for me are very easy. I think one trick is just to be aware of your own surrounding. Go out take the public transport. Go to the market, grocery, procrastinate even. Ideas will flow in natural.
Thanks Johnny Sins
Just wanted to say it😂
Lol
XD
Lmao he wishes
This threw me off my seat😂
The movie actually changed my life's perspective - ever since it motivated me to be more of myself
*Bonus tip:* Reduce clutter in Your room.
Every item You own require some of Your attention. Your attention is limited so by decreasing number of items in Your apartment You can gain a lot of braain power. Cheers.
Fantastic insight! Will definitely do a video about the benefits of cleanliness/organization in the future.
I'd love to talk to You about minimalism if You want to get some info for Your vid
Would love to hear your thoughts in the group!
Cleanliness and tidiness is a good thing, but decreasing the actual number of items because it "takes up brainspace" is just bullshit...
Awesome idea dude, thanks for the share
Wow I'm actually doing ALL of those, and have been for quite some time. Several years ago I became totally obsessed with learning and personal development, and am constantly studying one way or another, every day. I can honestly say, without a doubt, that I have DRAMATICALLY increased my intellectual capacity, memory, and general brain power. Life is so much better when you develop interest and passion for things, that's for sure, read, learn, grow, and never stop improving yourself.
Agree completely.
Learn broadly and throughly (read different literature or things / read 3 books on every subject)
Talk about new ideas (that you got from reading books or reading articles)
Learn to meditate
Reduce social Media use (At least "explore" tab)
Take care of your body
Dude's got 48 laws of power on his coffee table
Jaskarvin makal so?
And he only shared 5?!?!?
I’m disliking the video
@@YellowJellowYJYT lol
Great book
So have I, for the past 13yrs
Ancient Civilizations = Jedi (lol)
Haha yah . I guess keeping it 'neutral'
lol
Sikhs are the true inspiration for the Jedi.
Check out the following video: "German learns about Sikh" (Channel: Basics of Sikhi):
th-cam.com/video/I3T16pS5cH8/w-d-xo.html
they Lived in space ( Ancient civilizations )
A long time ago in a galaxy far far away...
Just because of this video, I deleted my Facebook account. I noticed that my primal brain mode on Facebook makes me feel like a zombie. Anyways great video overall!
same here, i just deleted all social media apps off my phone. All it took was for him to break his bed in the end to convince me
Don't know about you but i regret deleting Facebook. The goal is to limit it not to cut it off forever.
@EVANCOOL good for you
I wouldn’t say completely delete social media, I’d say delete the ones you don’t need, because if you use social media right, you can get ideas and different hobby’s, as much as cooking and other things are valuable, so is creating things, if someone goes on social media to watch clothing videos or something try to make your own clothes or recreate the outfits on the pictures, and archery could also help with focus and vision, and learning how to fix things like house renovating
haha, so you didn't watch it through to the end (7:33) where he says "go to my facebook page" :D
5 Habits To Become Limitless
1. Nofap
2. Cold Shower
3. Meditation
4. Healthy Diet
5. COCAINE!
*I’M DR ROCKSO THE ROCK AND ROLL CLOWN!*
SNOOOW BABY :D
😂😂
@@Abdega and i .......do cocaiiiine.
Investment Guru LSD microdose is better alternative to 5
I think a good tip I’ve heard is: Don’t teach your mind to be lazy, when you encounter some sort of barrier, let’s say a math problem for example, maybe try working it out instead of automatically using your calculator. It teaches your brain to think and not be lazy. P.S. I interpreted this from the book “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki.
Yesss ugh i used to this then i got lazy. Thanks for the reminder!
to achieve comfort, you must seek resilience. its a mixed priority, a balance of resilience and satisfaction. action and acceptance.
Great video! Also another thing I noticed in the movie is that once he takes the limitless pill, there's not a time where he's just planning, he jumps straight into doing, and I believe he always strikes gold. But the main thing I learnt from that was, action is better than inaction. Thanks again for the video! Great advice.
5:07 "Reduce the living Hell of social media..."
7:36 "If you're not part of Facebook page, click link in the description..."
Yeah, makes perfect sense
Maybe he was just testing us?
@@matthewstephenjones1362 Or he's not listening himself?
Keyword reduce, not eliminate :)
I think he recomended the Facebook page because he think that it can help and no distract.
@@LuxisAlukard Coaches don't play.
"Do not just read self help books" .
This is priceless advice. Most people that are concentrated in self improvement are fanatical motivational book readers. But this is not enough! You cannot be inspired to be the best if you have no particular subject to be the best at!
You must be passionate about something and THEN reverting back to motivational media when things get tough in your progress in this particular thing.
My life in relation to self-actualization has been a roller coaster ride. Two weeks ago I wasn't drinking during the week, I was restarting my diet and I joined the gym again. Yesterday I drank too much and started to doubt myself. I'm a perfectionist, so it is really hard for me to be satisfied wih anything I do.
Just wanted to say that stumbling upon your channel was good because it reminded of what I actually want to achieve.
This journey of taking care of ourselves is very engaging and it feels very good to know that there are others who try as well.
Tomorrow i'll practise sports and then try to complete at least one task.
I wish y'all the best!
Number 1 be bald
done! :(
So what ur saying is that my thinning hair is a sign i will become limitless. Fuck yeah might as well just shave it off right now 😁
Thanks, about to go do this now
ONE PUUUUUUUUUUUUNCH
that's how u become a Johny Sins ?
You can say he's wrong but these elements of self improvement come up over and over even in people in eras before our own. Theyre common sense bc they work. That simple.
James Whiteside Exactly
I love the part about outputs. I’ve been practicing “brain dumps” for lectures or books I’ve been listening to in an attempt to practice active recall. I’ve been prone to engage in the self-flattery of, “Oh, I’ve listened to X audiobooks over the past few weeks.” Yeah, but how much did I retain from them? The answer historically has been slim.
So do you have the limitless pills for sell or not!?
People keep saying Adderall is close to it.
sale*
drink caffeine it has the closest effect
Ever heard of Modafinil?
Item 4 CANNOT be understated. Modern societies are virtually DROWNING in simplistic leisure activities.
I had a brain injury my senior year from playing football, these tips are all crucial to my success today along with certain food choices, vitamins, etc. great video, i'd love to see more like this!
"Mansfield's book of Manly Men" is the book I'm reading. I've also found that seeking to know answers about something through pondering and meditation brings them forth from the (aether?) and that writing down what you think about them is a great substitute if you don't have anyone to talk to. Plus, you can review them and it helps you clarify what you are talking about, speak and write more coherently, and remember what you wrote, and learned.
So thrilled to discover your vast and rejuvenating channel.
My favorite memory organizing tool is using ABCs to review a book or whatever mentally: eg, A for application, B for baby steps, or building a habit, C for challenges
you know what would have made this video better? If you did the whole spanish part in spanish with subtitles :D
Yh he would of killed it
I don't remember watching this video or typing this comment lmao
For better reading: Listen to an audiobook while reading along
It’s helped me so much this year, so I hope it helps you
Awesome Video :)
Walking dead player?😅
I think maintaining a healthy physical body also has psychological effects - you feel more positive about the path in life that you are taking, and that further encourages you to stay on the right path. Whereas if you do the other four tips but let yourself go physically, people on the outside looking at you may still see the same person - and a major part of self-judgement is by looking at the reactions of others around you
Not that i am gay but Bradley Cooper really does have a beautiful set of bright blue eyes.
Appreciating that doesn't require that you defend your sexuality.
"Learn about ancient civilization: The Jedi Order" -That was epic!
perception, focus, action, & goal (reward)
Last book I read: "Economics in one Lesson" by Henry Hazlitt
4:02 you cant unsee that now
Unsee what?
i am from israel and wtf is this pic
Loving these videos, I already think of how to better myself and having it broken down so well with ways to practice it is awesome. Keep it up!
This is one of my most favourite motivational videos ever made. It makes me feel like anything is possible if you put your mind to it.
It really comes down to two things: 1. Making sure that every minute of your life is filled doing things you're passionate about
2. Having a very social life with people you're compatible with
Most people fail with number 1 cos they don't like their job, or maybe they don't like who they are living with, or what they do in their free time etc. Others who succeed in number 1 fail with number 2 because they don't do enough socialising outside of work. They wait until the weekend which is not enough, you need to be doing it several days after work in addition to the weekend. Fatigue can be a problem cos of 8 hours shifts at work so educate yourself on healthy food or drinks or supplements to take immediately after work to get more energy
You're funny and the advice is solid. Great video!
His brain power has increased so much he’s gone bald
His brain had to delete his hair to save on memory
Just finished the art of war by Sun Zhu now started How to win friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie. I think there’s definitely something to be said for mental conditioning, for example many people don’t strive for great things because they don’t believe they’re capable of them. And sometimes you’re in a bad environment that suppresses creativity and success, so every day seeking out and listening to people who have achieved a lot or have qualities about them that you desire can be really good for you to break out of that bubble. Working out and reading everyday are great habits to build on.
5 Habits to become limitless:
1. Learn broadly and thoroughly.(Read 3 books about one topic to master it)
2. Talk about it with other people
3. Meditate (His technique: For 5 min clode your eyes and concentrate on your body)
4. Reduce social media consumption
5. Take care of your body
kurwa that's channel i was looking for
Damn, this guy's youtube channel is growing quickly by the second!
He has the pill
1) Read thoroughly and read different categories
2) talk the ideas to someone so you can be better at them because you need to output the information so you can remember the things when needed
3) learn to simple meditate in the morning
4) reduce social media because it’s just a dopamine rush
5) take care of your body, sleep early, exercise.
audio books during monotonous work is also super crucial i work 8-12 hour days year round doing menial work. those 8-12 hours a day could be helped by tossing on a book you can listen to a few times
I love the subtle humor, subbed for the banana b-roll
Just finished, The Full Facts Book of Cold Reading
Book by Ian Rowland, mind blown, the best book to buy for 2019, understand how people read minds!
That’s rad! The best book I’ve read lately is “Behave” by Robert Sapolsky. You’ll understand so many vital subjects with that one
Thank you for making this video. I have seen videos from other people like this but yours is the first that truly feels like you are trying to spread knowledge and educate as opposed to, look at me look at me. I just subscribed. Keep up the good work.
My favorite part of the video, let’s cut to the chase. I love videos that take forever get to the point.
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Thumbs up and subscribed.
0:36 "Learn Bradley and thoroughly". Hmmm... good tip.
May I also add eating a complete and nutritious breakfast? It massively helps me to sustain my energy through the day!
Its a feeling you cannot describe. It come on when you need it the most.
Man, your content is just so good. I've tried to apply most of the tips you have given to us and it's being really helpful. Thanks for the great content and keep doing these kind of stuff. Your work is amazing.
Remember guys, reading books is the key. Eddie was a writer. So knowledge is power 🙌 thank you so much. Love the video. I'm reading THE POWER OF NOW!
Eckhart Tolle?
There's one drug to become limitless
That drug is called NoFap
Yeah.. fuck reading books, studying and doing activities that improve you, just not masturbate and instantly become godlike. 😂
@@alphaoskar4554 yeah, thats the way
Exactly bro
@@ujoplynar show me tha way ma brother
Does it really work?
I know this is an old video for you but I’ve been binge watching your content, I would like to say thank you. You’ve made me want to be better and grow as an individual. Truly an inspirational channel!
can attest to the reading extensively tip. i started reading academic journals and articles and the knowledge boost was amazing.
Just uninstalled FB, Instagram and Snapchat. Still keeping messenger
Adam Milne that’s goood becuz messenger is important for social interaction and work. The rest is irrelevant
You can keep Linkedin to surround with people that encourage you and inspire you
48 Laws of Power, that 's what I am reading now, I'm on law 28 enter action with boldness
baldness*
Daniel Heckstall-Smith not according to Google
😁
@@radu921000 t'was but a joke about his bald head, my dear
@@radu921000 r/wooosh
Very important tip. Do it for yourself and nobody else.
Bro i’m in love with your channel.
Nofap helps too
Rly?
I looked up into this and its kinda bullshit. Do no fap helps - yes but not for the reasons you would think. When you cum , your body needs to make more cum. So more nutriens and vitmins and zinc. Most people are deficient on zinc and some vitamins. So when you dont fap you dont waste potential energy and nutrians that now can be used for better brain and body work. But Having orgasms helps with depresions, mental health, reproductive health ect. So its good for you. Just dont do it 3 times a day and get zinc in your diet.
@@alexforce9 "But Having orgasms helps with depresions, mental health" Thats a totally fake statement. In contrary. Nofap helps against depressions, its THE cure in most cases. Dont get caught up in the lie that science gives you, the system is making lots of money on depressed people. There are many depressed people today, little do they do its because of porn and fapping.
Dont give statements if you havnt tried it, "I looked into it"? LMAO. DAY 250 xD, feeling freaking AWESOME!
@@pinokio3785 Bro does fapping everyday takes away your energy and motivation? I have no energy don't want to do anything so tired.
Learn Broadly and thoroughly
Talk about new ideas
Learn to meditate
Reduce social media use
Take care of your self
Wow I just realised how the video shots have improved and become more cinematic over time. Love the content.
The last book I read is Stephen Hawking's "theory of everything" and I like it so much i read it three times, the book I am reading now is "I do what I do" by raghuram rajan.☺
Now I am reading, Joseph Murphy's "The Power Of Your Subconscious Mind"
Read "Silva Method" and implement it and use "Sedona Method".....even if you use just the last one properly, patiently and long enough it should give you much better effects than thousands of books altogether. The best things are simplest ones....
The man who won't read is no better than the man who can't read.....
“Read books about ancient civilization.”
Shows picture of Star Wars.
I get what your saying. I just don't think you need to get it through books only. You can research many things without taking a lot of time with irrelevant information. But if I use multiple media to research things, you save a lot of time
NoFap works amazing👍
true m8
100%
Sometimes people know what to do but they don't do it and give excuses to themselves. Make a video on this topic please.
I'm currently reading Speed Reading With the Right Brain by David Butler. I love it so far! It is all about concepts and reading is kind of more fun to me now.
Just wanna say thank you
You just changed my point of view about books
"Reduce social media, especially those with a discover home feed or notifications." End of the video: "Make sure you click the bell icon so you get a notification" .... wut 🤷♀️
Paradox.
Coaches don't play, duh.
😂😂
His point is that you should _only_ watch his videos lmao
Great video! Surprisingly enough, I've never heard of the movie. Must see it now!
One of my favourites for sure!
Did you end up watching it? It's one of my favourites. I just wanna join in! Well, the good stuff that is.... Lol.
Thank you for this video! Much appreciated.
Mate, I think i'ma become a genius. Thanks for the lesson.
I absolutely love the content of this video. I hate the background music though, a tiny bit too repetitive and noticeable.
You’re the second person who’s said that so I’ll definitely change it up. Thanks for the input!
@@betterideas background music is lit! don't change it ahah
For we to unleash our real potential we ought to talk to our friends about interesting things...
.... in five languages in a row
Thanks! I used to feel pretty limitless....over the past 10 years I've become limited and it just so happens I've adopted many of the BAD habits you are referring to! Thanks this is a good start.
Thanks for this video.
Besides, Im not an English native speaker, but I swear I understood every each word you talked. Your English is specially clear and precise. That are the conditions of a succesfully discours.
Again, another great video! Your channel was the first one that got me to hit the bell!
Thanks a lot for the content!
Waiting for your channel to takes off, that should happen soon..
Appreciate the kind words man! Would love to see you in the Facebook group.
Hey man! Thanks for replying to me! I've just sent a request to enter in the facebook group! Also, a friend request for you too!
Just subbed. I like your style.
Hello from a developing world, boss you just killed it, like giving such an amazing knowledge in such simplistic way is a skill rather an art, and you did, mostly people from western side of the world talk about some over the head concepts because they preach sophistication and complexities in life like some demigod whereas results are achieved mostly by simple ideas and economic methods, you are one of the people whom i have subscribed just after watching 1 min of your video, good job bro, keep doing what your are doing, probably you are working with an unrealised mega asset.
"Hit the bell" you say? You got it pal. You've earned it!
“ancient civilizations”
*Jedi
Yeah, but will this give me Bradley Cooper’s ocean blue eyes? 🤔 Just kidding! Recently discovered your channel and love the videos. Ta!
Awesome video, May God continue blessing you. 👑
I'm currently reading 'Girl, Stop Apologizing' by Rachel Hollis
Is it a good and helpful book?
Wouldnt TH-cam be a form of social media? So if we limit our social media I would've never encountered this great video.
No, TH-cam is a virtual library of knowledge. A library with great books and tabloid newspapers. You choose in what kind of "books" of this "library" you invest your time on.
Limit it, not stop using it.
2:35 I still want my mug back... ;)
Nathaniel Schweitz haha come and get it batch
Bro I literally watched that movie last week and I was just thinking about how I can improve myself to be so efficient so this is really helped and then I'm going to try to thank you bro
been aimlessly scrolling the social media since the start of summer break and then i stumble upon this video. super useful as a reminder to be conscious of what i am doing. thanks!
21 lessons for the 21st century
Smart people watch this on 2x speed.
The last book I read: "the end of america" by Naomi Wolf, I highly recommend it.
Appreciate every single one of your videos !
Meditation is huge, but I truly recommend meditating the Sikhi way (on the One), rather the Buddhist way (on nothingness) and yes, I have tried both for several years. When meditating on the One, will give you Naam (means connection to the One). And Naam is actually way powerfull than NZT, believe you me. It has to be experienced.
have you tried islamic meditation? really really powerful
I haven't, but if you are connecting the One Force (trough any religion really), then I am really happy for you.
@@guineesspirit7640 Yes, the closed concept of God is the Force (as in Star Wars), it's all around us and within us.
For us, Star Wars explains it better than say the Western religions (Christanity, Judaism and Islam).
Actually Star Wars & the Jedi Brotherhood was actually inspired by the Sikhs (and the Khalsa brotherhood).
Looks like i'm not the only one inspired by "Limitless" .
Together with "Inception" this 2 movies changed my lifestyle.
Just try to put this idea into your head, and let it grow
The show is even better.
Last book i read was "Ancient Aliens & Secret Societies" by Mike Bara