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Personally I feel like I don't invest enough time to speedrun my favorite games. Listening to music is more than half of my passtime and sometimes I feel bored of music. XD

In 3 years, you'll have your bag and will move to LA where you will live uninterrupted and unrestricted, never to work again. Thats the youtube way.

slop content is like what makes youtube so great ngl

I'm still not monetized, so I actually can't make money off your time lol

Well guess what? From now on I'll make games..

Me who works hard to make sure the bills are paid, I can afford a good rig and I can afford rent so that nothing interferes with my gaming hobby.

made me kinda depressed, lol. good video but first 2 chapters felt too similar when they started and felt too slow to start.

i tought youtube was glitching no way you have 110 subs crazy toughtful content with great execution keep up the good work

IT. IS. NOT.

This is honestly something I wish more people acknowledged. The way that you utilize something has a huge consequence on how it affects you in your life. Gaming with friends is probably fine. Like most things using a hobby as a social setting is positive. However most people just use video games to cope with their real life and fall in a rabbit hole of addiction. This is especially harmful when those indivisuals, who use video games as a coping mechanism, go out in the real world and lack social skills or struggle with their attention span. Video games have most of the same negative consequences that social media addiction has. I think this was part of the larger thesis of this video which I strongly appreciated. Please do more of these style videos.

good point ill do my chores now

only thing is if I don't game I don't know what else to do, I go gym like 4 times a week when I get back ill just be gaming and if I don't do that ill just find myself scrolling on TikTok for hours

Maybe because it’s such a cornerstone of the internet

Biggest issue here is competitive multiplayer games especially shit like league of legends. Your brain actually turns to mush. Spending money on microtransactions in lol or cod and grinding for a pixel rank for hours a day causes so much emotional stress or emotional void. It’s crazy a game I spent most of my gaming time was fucking league of legends. A game made to be toxic and addicting. It’s weird how I would cling onto it and treated it like an important thing but after half a year of a break when I look at the game I don’t even get a rush like an addict would. The game looks boring as fuck and I can’t believe somebody plays it to this day. Sit by your games for shorter times, play indie games, play short games, play stuff that has meaning. Treat gaming like it’s supposed to be consumed and stop brainwashing yourself to megacorp dogshit like cod

I dont even find joy in gaming anymore

I use it to escape life. Without it, life is just work to make money, then spend all that money on basic living. Life is depressing and feels like gaming is the only way I can escape that. Deep down, i don't want to be here, gaming helps distract that

I was never someone to play video games for long, I loved to go skate snowboard, and longboard all day in Idaho which I absolutely loved, but we ended up moving from there to a state I hate. I Will be 100% honestly this really kind of made me depressed, so I feel into video game addiction. Playing for 10+ hours a day for 2 years. It was honestly a pretty low point I My life . Now as of today I’ve been on my entrepreneurship journey so I can work from anywhere and love every second of my day. If you struggling with gaming right now, and you not happy with where you are. You need to get out of it! There is so much more to life, start going to the gym, learn how to make money online, or if you don’t want to do that, get a job you enjoy, and some hobbies.

High quality videos, pretty good job man, good point continue!!!❤

Working out has only served to make my life worse in every concievable facet of life. I'm either sore or in pain every single day. Every workout triggers depression and anxiety. I fixate on food choice every second of the day. Im always too sore to do basic chores like clean or pull weeds. I cant have anyone over because my place is a mess. And even through all of that every day for years on end, I still look DYEL and cant even get a date if i wanted to. I'm trying so hard to let go and just give up, but i have been staring at this goal for so long, I don't know how to cope with never being able to become something worth it.

i think its a hobby, an art form, but obv there's going to be some people that just sweat over them like life depends on it

underrated video

Great vid bro, totally agree

Easy to method to make money is by saying how to make money 😢

weren't u in 1stman server

I just go to the gym bc it gives me a more energetic feeling along the day and it makes me happy.

So glad to hear so many perspectives on this topic. This video is also a self reflection on my relationship with the gym, which I'm correctly working on. Thank you for sharing :)

Quality content my guy 👌

My gym journey has been quite the ride. Started in 2009, trained a lot and enjoyed it a lot untill 2012. Around 2012 I started develloping some bodydysmorphia and my joy in the gym got replaced with stress and never being content with myself. This lasted till around 2014. I had to quit the gym because it really became far too overpowering, I was doing nothing else but gym gym gym, eating, prepping, tired from heavy workouts, little social life, stress and discontent about my physique. Quit for 4 years, had to put more time in my studies, focussing more on also other things in life but became unhealthy, skinny fat, lots of gaming, going out with bad friends, drinking more. Got back in the gym 2018 and had a far better mentallity. No longer bodydysmorphia, more happy. Made some progress untill 2020 where with covid all gyms closed and I purchased a full homegym. Got again some problems with being obsessed with the sport. Got a non gym related injury that forced me to quit for a while in 2021. Got back in 2022, suffered a serious injury in the gym after only 4 weeks of training. Only saw a 'gym' for 2 years doing some rehab work at a PT. Currently back in the gym since a month, but now the focus is only on getting my injury back to 100%. Might even need surgery anyway. Thanks for coming to my ted talk lol

i started going because my cousins and Sam Sulek got me into the gym, i already knew that almost all the physiques that I saw were basically unattainable for obvious reasons. instead i changed my goals at the gym and instead just focused on looking at my progress and pushing myself to just enjoy my time at the gym.

W video my man

People often overestimate what they can accomplish in a year and VASTLY underestimate what they can achieve in a decade!

People often overestimate what they can accomplish in a year and VASTLY underestimate what they can achieve in a decade!

For me it's just something I can do every day that is a rock in my routine. If I go to the gym, I'm doing something good that day. It leads to more good things. It helps me break out of bad mental states. It helps me feel strong and accomplished on a daily basis. If you are torturing yourself with unrealistic expectations then you are doing it wrong. Just try and be better day by day, week by week. Even if you are the same this year as you were last year, you are still WAY stronger than you would be if you didn't lift at all.

this video is very very well put i don't know about other parts of the world but where i live no one has the culture sense of sports people would start MMA and start comparing them self's to jon jones or when they start weights they start comparing to CBUM or some influencers.. i was like that for sometime and it was stressful, as said in the video GYM or sport should be a part of your life not your entire life, people need to treat sport as a hobby/passion not as work it's a journey to look back to when we are older and smile and tell stories about not something we regret doing or dying for, thank you for the video.

I have a conflicted relationship with the gym. Part of me loves the consistency and dedication and the good feelings after a hard workout. The other side of me sees my weaknesses like body dysmorphia, competitive spirit and expecting growth which makes me nervous for the mental battle to keep the gym as a positive in life instead of letting it becoming a negative.

Chapter 3 should include the Mike assaulting Jeff

Vanity comes above health for so many people sadly

Bro I can't believe that this isnt promoted by algorithm. Very good quality, keep it up bro. I really thought this video has like 100k likes

Good!!!! Ur so right

New sub, I like your information

Getting better and better, good job 👍

do u think dropshipping doesnt work

I’ve been watching these types of videos and they don’t even help dude 🤦‍♂️

Iman Ghadzi is a real one trust

It’s all about trial and error, making mistakes is part of the journey to becoming successful or just less dependent on having a 9 to 5. There’s a video of mark tilbury that i actually took a liking too which was about which stocks and etf’s to invest in that could help me earn passive income, it’s helped me a lot. Not all creators are full of bs. But to anyone that’s trying to become successful remember to do your research and to be patient ❤

I make my money online. But it has not been easy, all of these guru's are indeed preying on people trying to learn and its disgusting. When I started I 'invested' 1500EURO in a course for e-commerce, but comparing the way I do it now, is completely different compared to how I learnt it through this 'course'. The only thing positive one of these courses has given me is accountability. I was thinking I cant stop after already having spent so much money. In the end i'm making money now, but it is not easy, not quick, and most if not all courses are not worth it, and most of the things you learn, you can also find on youtube.

good analysis. as someone who's been surfing videos like these for years as a teen ive definitely done things id rather have not wasted money on lol. however you definitely have to use discernment or even try out things that may seem interesting in the hopes it works in the end because there's alot of gurus out there but there is money to be made for sure. goodluck to everyone on their journey!

bro u read my mind