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here before 1k subs!

Your content is pretty good bro, why do you have so few Subscribers...

The four agreements and when breath becomes air are the first two that one to mind in my experience

Awesome list!

The last bye was super smooth .. Good work pal

Re-upload?🤔

You don't need a blueprint just play any modern AAA and you'll put down the controller soon.

video games are like every addiction, play as you will but dont make it your whole life

Why did you quit video games, I don’t wanna hate but I reckon I could spend all day on dayZ while still leaving enough time for me to make a RUclips video that’ll get me 500 views (no disrespect) I want you to work harder than you ever have before to get what you want in life because it’ll make a good example for us. I’m a musician I’m learning multiple instruments and I’m a producer I can’t sit here all day and do that on my own it’s like jerking off 7 times in a day I’m just out of fuel, I can’t play videogames all day either but using games as a break is nice idk what else I could be doing with that video game time that would slightly benefit me

Good video. I stopped gaming automatically once I grew up and had other things to worry about, but these tips could be applied to just about any addiction.

I could not get in! I can't game no more😢.

bro spent all his time learning how to edit apparently

i can see the tears through the mask this is just sad

theres no way you only have 900 subscribers

For me I dont want to quit but change it to less habitual, like not every day or weekend. I get so much done when i am not gaming or get sick/bored of gaming. I love reading and exercising instead of gaming, but I am in a gaming phase again. I think its true that getting bored and not being focused on how to use your time can make someone go back to gaming.

im excited to see what you create and inspire me to create better videos.

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edit and content is so impressive!

first comment!

yo yo yo! i'm here!!

Great video! Very helpful

"Our brains are really dumb" fax lmao

The average person doesn't read any books per year I'd bet

Get this guy to 100k

Back when I was younger, I was an avid reader. The easiest way to read more now that I'm older is to carry around a book everywhere and fill in any gaps in your day with the book you took with you.

Great tips man. Thanks

put your new haircut in the thumbnail as clickbait smh

I’d thought he meant “read people,” as in psychologically

Second 🥈

I have sleep issues and reading before bed is one of the very few things that helps. Basically, I'm too excited to sleep, so I read, but then I get too bored to continue reading, so I fall sleep 😅. Also your tip about reading multiple books at a time, 100%!

This is so true and highly relatable as a fellow introvert! "How to Win Friends & Influence People" by Dale Carnegie is also a classic on this topic. It's all about asking questions, listening, and making the other person feel seen. =)

this is great Wilson! I do a lot of netowrking for my profession and it can be daunting, these are great tips! yes the best way is to ask questions AND follow up questions, people like to talk about themselves and funny thing they actually like you more because you let them talk!

what's on top? i thought what's on second...

they are both towels, bro. neither one is going to fix your receding hairline.

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underrated! you could really go somewhere on yt soon

Underrated... you give incredible advice✨✨hope your channel blows up in the future!

Finally, the algorithm blesses me with good content!

You make such good videos!

The last time i didnt read multiple books at the same time was when i was 14

Okay I fell for the clickbait yeah

It seems like you're trying to cater to the people who want to be "productive" avid reader (people who aspire to be "the CEO who reads 50 books a year"). No offense to you, but this seems like a researched video not talking from your experience (which can still be helpful). I just wanted to put my own experience out there (not that anyone asked for it). I've been the person who has read 50 and 60 books in a year (this year I've read 38). About 10 books a year without trying too hard. 1. Read what you're interested in when you're interested. I am a mood reader. I read what I want when I want. Personally, I prefer fiction because I can work towards understanding how characters see their world and understanding implicitly an author. It's a work on empathy. However, I also like to venture into history, philosophy, current issues (sexuality, racism, poverty, etc.), memoirs, finance, science, psychology (I'm a scientist), etc. Regardless, if you're interested in something you'll be more likely to want to read about it. 2. Use Audiobooks!!! Audiobooks saying the words while I'm reading the words helps me stay focused on said words. You can also listen to books for fun when they are a bit boring and then return to the actual book. If you want "free" audiobooks (or kindle books or magazines), go get yourself a library card and usually they have a partnership with an app call Libby where you can check out audiobooks/kindle books on your phone. Get the kindle app if you don't have a kindle, it's also free. 3. Read instead of watching TV or scrolling Tiktok or whatever doom scrolling you do. It'll be really hard initially, but if you do it enough times, it'll get easier (especially if you do #6). 4. If you're trying to remember detailed notes on a book, I'd suggest a pen and paper for notes. Map out how ideas connect and how they are relevant to your life. You remember what you care about. If you forget it, be real and realize you really don't care or haven't made the connection of why you should care. 5. Building your ability to read a lot is like a muscle you build. A few years back, I couldn't sit down and read a few pages without passing out and falling asleep. If you keep at it, it'll slowly get easier. 6. Read for fun. If you always read for "productivity" or "work" or "self-improvement," you'll feel like it is a chore. I certainly found it was when I started out that way. But once I started reading for fun, I really enjoyed it. It keeps me wanting to go back to reading. If you want to be an avid reader, make it so you don't despise doing it otherwise why would you do it? 7. (To match your number for fun) Don't worry about remembering everything. One idea can completely overturn your entire life. Sometimes that idea requires you to be in a certain headspace and certain point in life. So what you'll remember tends to be the important things that will propel you forward in life. Thus, rereading things has merit and worth!! Some things hit at different times and need to hit at different times. I thought I'd offer my thoughts because I really love reading and want to help others who would be interested in it too!

I should let myself highlight, but it feels so illegal :'(

anti-intellectual video

Great video! I’m at the start of trying to read more and I’ve had a similar start to you (just a bit later on in life) finished a few manga and then a couple of self development books and since watching Dune I’ve started reading that! Hoping I continue this trend as I very much am enjoying it right now 😊

I just want to read at least 5 books before the end of the year I know that sounds like nothing but it's better than nothing 😅

" Doing nothing is the most stressful lifestyle "

Really Needed this , my board exams are in few months

i had never heard of a distraction queue before! you always give unique tips and i love it thank you!

This is an incredible short