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Aron Segal
Венгрия
Добавлен 19 авг 2016
Documenting my journey of proving the impossible possible.
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Reflections on Growing up
This video is a reflection on my journey of growing up and moving out of my childhood home. I share some of the challenges I faced along the way, from feeling lost and stuck to finding a sense of direction and purpose. It’s a story about letting go of the past, stepping into adulthood, and everything that comes with it.
LINKS
IG : aronnsegal
X : x.com/AronSegal
chapters
0:00 - When do I become a man
5:32 - Metamorphosis
6:32 - Reflections on the journey
11:28 - one more thing
12:00 - from boy to man
LINKS
IG : aronnsegal
X : x.com/AronSegal
chapters
0:00 - When do I become a man
5:32 - Metamorphosis
6:32 - Reflections on the journey
11:28 - one more thing
12:00 - from boy to man
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Видео
Why I Dropped Out of University... (rant)
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Why I Dropped out of University... (rant) In 2021, I made one of the hardest decisions of my life up until that point. I decided to defy generations of my family, and everyone around me and dropped out of university. After completing 2 semesters of Computer Engineering, I became completely disillusioned with the education system, and chose to drop out and pursue my own path in life. However non...
Running My First Marathon at 20 (without training)
Просмотров 752Год назад
PART I - ruclips.net/video/GotaWM2eWJo/видео.html After failing my first marathon attempt, I tried again a few months later. This time however things were a bit different... 🔱 Personal Website - aronsegal.com 📷 Instagram - aronnsegal 🐦Twitter - AronSegal/
Why I bet $995 on Iman Gadzhi's Agency Navigator...
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.Год назад
I bet $995 on @ImanGadzhi's Agency Navigator... The money that I spent, isn't even technically mine. Here is my story... LINKS: 🎥 clipable.io 🕸 Website - aronsegal.com/ Stories - aronsegal.com/stories/ 📷 Instagram - aronnsegal 🐦Twitter - AronSegal/
Turning 20 Years Old | Accepting Reality
Просмотров 9 тыс.Год назад
I turned twenty years old recently. It's been quite a strange feeling. Here is my rant on life. LINKS: 🎥 Shortform Content Solutions Agency - clipable.io 🕸 Website - aronsegal.com/ Stories - aronsegal.com/stories/ 📷 Instagram - aronnsegal 🐦Twitter - AronSegal/
What RUNNING A MARATHON Taught Me About Life.
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.2 года назад
What RUNNING A MARATHON Taught Me About Life.
10 Things I wish I knew before starting University (Computer Science)
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.3 года назад
10 Things I wish I knew before starting University (Computer Science)
I am very happy to have been your teacher. Now you inspire me.
Magyar vagy?
I saw your videos and i can say that its like i am seeing my story in you,i just turned 19,yea i have my little bussines that is doing decent but i am in awful shape and i can't seem to stop playing video games and social media is hunting me,i am deleting discord and all games,i will reduce social media,i am about to go to college but its litteraly same story as you,we will see how it goes,i will put my time in real estate bcs i got some money saved up and see how it goes,after a year i will come back here and reply to you once again so we can see how i improved.Pls keep doing your videos you can spark up and be good preacher!Take care😄✝️
appreciate you brotha. Keep up the hustle!!
Wow Aron this is awesome! Hope you get more views and recognition!
thank you man <3
It's amazing to see how you documented every step of your journey. It's super inspiring! (also this is a comment for the algo)
🔥🔥🔥
Aron this is beautiful. Such an inspirational and insightful journey.
Gratulálok.👏 Márti Gyuláról.
Top video. Very insightful too Aron. Apartment 1 G ☝🙏🔥
Great video! Inspiring! 💪
glad you enjoyed it <3
👍🏻♥️
Your videos are so inspiring. Greeting from Colombia!
thank you so much brotha!
Welcome back. Where does all the time go?
Been hyperfocused on the business lately, getting back into more videos soon (if all goes to plan haha)
@@aronsegal Glad to have you back.
Let’s go brother!!
Amazing video brother! 💪🏻 I’m glad to see you on your journey! You truly are an inspiration!
<3 thanks Robert
What a video. Very inspirational keep it up brother, love from the 1M community 💪
Let’s go 🔥
Finally the big man aron posted a video. Today i shall celebrate 🎉 🎉 🎉
glad that I could make your day!!
Superb G! 💗🔥
Just learn how to balance GAMING and STUDIES or LIFE💚💛😅
18:00 “This video is sponsored by Raid Shadow Legends!” Haha only kidding. Great video. I searched for this. I watched a few video and yours was the best. Holding on to your childhood hit me hard.
I quit today, stay strong guys.
@ssahinX thats the problem there is no balance games are made to get you addicted to them
You dropped out as you where not good enough, period
lol
Thx
Damn bro, I came across your channel from the 1M House community, your videos are epic! 9 months no upload though?!! Brother, U GOTTA SMASH IT🙏💪
Me paso lo mismo hace 2 años jugaba mucho LOL y queria hacer algo con mi vida asi que empece a jugar menos y hacer cosas mas productivas, hoy en dia sigo jugando 1 hora al dia pero el problema principal que detecte fueron los jugos multijugador especialmente los que son como servico que poco a poco van arruinando tu vida, si juegas no hay problema es otra amnera de ocio al igual que ver peliculas o series e incluso leer algun libro, el verdadero problema no es tener una meta en tu vida y escudarte en los videojuegos.
NO... this is to much and i dont want it to be true.. ayt its true but i wanna hold on to my childhood a lil longer
Great video brother
as soon as i start a youtube channel this is what i get recommended. I will admit I haven't gone in the gym in a while and i have held up learning a language. So will i just need to set up times to play and edit? confusing times in life man.
You can tell me all you want about how video games are a drug and nothing else, world, but every time you tell me through others that my greatest passion is a meaningless, maladaptive addiction, I can only keep telling you that I really do love what I do. I’ll be a gamer at heart until the day I die.
Yup, me too. I know they can be problematic, but they also bring me joy so whatever.
ALOT of relatable things here I feel. Feeling like I got nowhere with games, didn't learn much and wasn't really creating anything. I'm curious about your opinion and about moderation. I only play games occasionally. But its not my main hobby anymore. I do not want to be a gamer. I think possibly playing with friends in person is fun for occasional activity, but to be honest. Drawing with them or more physical activities (of course like soccer, walking, board game, creating stuff) seem more... Fun. Now I haven't completely QUIT videogames. I am distancing myself from them. Its becoming to be about 1-2 hours a day now. Games both had pros and cons for me. Cons were, health, hygiene, social interactions. By playing more it would just increase those cons. It made me feel worse in some ways because I was not being reasonable. I was not having any moderation with games. Within a few months this year I've realized how much it has affected me, so I slowly stopped. And lost interest... More other hobbies started to grow. Some pros for me were, story, ideas, creativity. When playing games in the past, one horror game has given me new creativity for a underwater world... Sure these games can give cool ideas. But even then with these pros, I still back off from gaming in general. I'm going to keep it maximum an hour and a half a day. Honestly I don't think story driven videogames should become a main source of ideas for me. Now that I have more moderation. I can do art, writing, playing a game and learn its story. And go outside. I'm still new to moderation so its still hard to just, stand up and walk away after 1 hour and 30 minutes and to not continue playing. I'm curious, does this still work out?
I am 20😭. I lived 2 decades. I am not teenager anymore.
This hurts 💔
I just decided to quit for good after watching this. Been playing Dota 2 for over 9 years.
I really needs watch this video, thanks a lot fellas, time to change my life. No more w3ed
Is this some kind of mental disorder?
I have completed my steps to be video game Free by disconnecting my consoles and passed them on to someone else who couldn’t afford them. So my sacrifices to make someone else happy was well worth it.
We are still waiting for the leap of faith 🔥 🔥 🔥
Managed to quit for about 9 months but then I fell back. I was naive enough to think that it would be different, and in some ways it was, but it still left me with a hollow feeling and a lot of frustration. I’m now determined to quit for good and focus on other things in life. I’ve managed to discovered new hobbies during my first quit attempt and they felt SO meaningful and fun in comparison. They did not give the same sensation of a dopamine high, but they made me feel very saitisfied and at peace. I never ever felt conflicted about doing those activities when I thought about them afterwards, but I always did that with gaming. Anyways, good luck to you and anyone else attempting this. It’s not going to be easy but it’s so worth it when you finally get your mind in the right place and start to enjoy the things that you’ve been avoiding for so long.
quit video games and university come on bro
Ah man... i agree with everything you said. Im 16 years old and since i was 8 i was addicted to playing video games. At some point around 1 year ago i relized that this has no point, none of it had any meaning at all. So i desperately tried again and again but all i could reach was a week without video games.. one time my PC even broke and i didnt play for a month, but the second that it was repaired i hopped back on it. Having said this, after almost 1 year of fighting with my self, 1 year of fixing my real life problems and 1 year of building good habits in my life, I can proudly say that i finally officially quit video games. I havent touched my PC in 3 months by now and i never intend on going back ever again. To whoever is reading this: Please never give up hope in yourself. I believe in you ❤️🩹
I'm struggling to accept turning 20. I cried last night, feeling overwhelmed about leaving my teenage years behind. I'm not ready for adulthood plsssssssss
I think complete abstinance is not worth it as a single player. I casually play some of the big single or coop titles, like Baldur's Gate or Cyberpunk. I am there for the story, just like you would be for a book or a movie. You do not have to grind it hours. It is an experience. Moderation is key.
Volt egy magyar nyelvű gameplay bevágva a videóba😅
2004 😢
Before you ask, no I do not think actually playing games is a good way to use your time unless your a pro gamer/streamer/etc. It takes your creativity and mental energy and deposits it in a world where the results you get don't count.
the video is good but the music is a bit melodramatic
You are a better man than me. You will go far in life because you choose to do so. But I will not stop playing, much to my detriment. It's just not in my nature to do so. Good luck.
Final year here literally at the end… I sometimes or more often had this feeling. The problem is that I feel I’ve kept going till all of this I was going forward is suffer. I’ve been really good with assignments but I feel the always not happy going forward. I know university isn’t for everyone and we all have some kind of path. Kudos to you man your wise words on video tells me a similar mindset like myself.
First of all, this is an awesome video, and I really appreciate the time and effort you put into sharing a valuable message. This just more of a friendly debate/disagreement with one of your points. We are absolutely what we repeatedly do. Actions are the only tangible way to measure who someone is. Also, actions create a feedback loop around us because people perceive us as the things we do, which in turn leads them to treat us in a way that is congruent with their perception of us. How they treat us informs us of the world's perception of us, which is then folded into our perception of us to varying degrees. I think the difference with video games is that you're not actually doing any of the things you feel like you're doing.
Quits games.. quits uni.. i think i see the pattern here😂