A wonderful, informative video. Thanks for sharing it, sir. Greetings from western Canada. As a relatively new subscriber I am really enjoying the content. Good points about Sir Winston. A Great patriot and hero of noble Britannia!
I get my moral code right from the Scriptures. Perfection is the standard. I do not mean religious matters. But a true relationship with our own Creator. Thanks, my good man, and Blessed. Ephesians 6:12.
Thank you so much Ash for those inspiring words. The Ancient Greek concept of Grace spring to mind here. It's the root word of Gratis and Gracia. It is the time and effort one gives above and beyond what is expected. It is given without reward or broadcast. It is the time you give, not only to a friend, but even a stranger who may be struggling with their life. The extra time and effort we give in helping a fellow traveller is, to me, the mark of a true gentleman. Once again, thanks for your words of encouragement Ash.
Ash - I've got an example of admitting mistakes being the best thing to do. A more senior colleague saw my reaction when I realised I'd made the mistake (it wasn't deliberate but I was mortified) & instead of reprimanding me he thanked me for admitting it. We then worked together with other colleagues to put it right & they also thanked me for admitting my mistake because they felt that other people who did a similar job to mine would've tried to pass the blame to them 😊
I more than "liked" this video. I think it is brilliant. Every point is vital as you clearly show. And I agree with them all. And have for a very long time. This video would be good in a classroom with teenage students. You have my profound respect, sir!
Nice one Ash..a superb video, thanks very much. I agree on all of these values, which truly are good for the soul, spirit, and dignity of one self to put it bluntly.
This is a brilliant little video, Ash, filled with profound insights. I really appreciated your historical references: Mahatma Gandhi, Sir Winston Churchill, Abraham Lincoln, and Nelson Mandela, are profound examples of men with genuine integrity, an ability to communicate hard truths to an audience in a way that would inspire rather than demoralize, an ability to express genuine empathy for the marginalized, suffering, and downtrodden, and an ability to acknowledge errors and modify their attitudes and behaviours for the benefit of themselves and of society as a whole. As the saying goes, "Be the change you want to see in the world."
For me, it boils down to each day simply striving to be a little bit better person than I was the day before. I'm only human and not always successful, but making the attempt is the important thing.
I agree with all of this when dealing with the majority of normal people. But may I note that there are a few persentage of people who are simply ungrateful, selfish and hardheaded that cannot be changed. These people avoid like the plague. Karma will make them remain lifelong unhappy.
One of your finest moments. What a presentation. I can recommend the book „The long walk to Freedom“, Mandelas biography. Life changing. To cut a long story short, you nailed it 👍🏻😎
What an amazing video. Ash, I have been following your channel for several months and enjoy your style tips. But this one is so special. I connected with all the points you made, but really love the discussion on Churchill. He was such an important figure in the shaping of our modern world. In 1940, most of the world and even most of the population of Great Britain thought that it was suicide for the country to try to stand up to Hitler. But Churchill was able to convince them that it was possible and necessary. Think about it… if Britain had capitulated in 1940, the US would likely not have entered the war against Germany, and even if they had it probably would not have been possible to beat Nazi Germany without Great Britain as a base from which to launch the assault against Nazi occupied Europe. It was Churchill’s strength of resolve and his ability to communicate it to the nation that made it all possible. I know he was not a popular leader in peacetime, but he was EXACTLY what was needed at the time.
Good advice as always Ash. Since my manly pride has been somewhat diluted due to tough times and having to ask for help I would be interested in your thoughts on how a man should carry himself in financially difficult times if you have not addressed this prior. Cheers.
Money is no measurement of the true qualities that define a chap (gentleman). Even if dirt poor, we can still exhibit the highest qualities of manners, decency and personal dignity.
My father, who barely graduated from high school, worked on the Canadian National Railway as a brakeman, shoveling coal into the boiler of a steam engine; and yet he was soft-spoken, maintained the highest moral standards, and dressed in a suit and tie whenever he was not on the job. @@TheChapsGuide
Marlon Brando is one name coming to my mind when he rejected the oscar ...another eminent person is Rabindranath Tagore who rejected his knighthood as a protest against Jalianwala Bagh massacre ....
Without the strongest navy in the world at the time and the English Channel, Churchill couldn’t convince anyone no matter how well he spoke, I’m afraid. In fact, Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Gandhi were luckily facing a post-WWII falling British Empire rather than a rising Japanese or German Empire in the 30s and 40s. I love your channel, but history is brutal…
Not related to this video but I’d like to ask about the Saphir Renovator you use. I found two versions. One mink oil based and one macadamia oil based. May I ask which one you use? Also I really enjoy the content you create. Thank you.
Nice video, but you win respect because you can fight, not because you can protest and then rely on other’s sympathy or collapse. I think we should all learn that from history as well as some recent events.
I was watching the owner of Viberg in an interview. They are amazing Canadian made boots, but he was swearing so much i didnt finish watching the interview. As well im sorry but there are other businesses out there ill support first just because of the way they present themselves. I know that im just one person and they are not going to hurt by my choice to go else where. But im sure im not the only one that instantly gets put off by unnecessary language as such. If it was a construction site and things were not working out I get it, id be swearing my head off too and have done so. But a casual conversation during and interview on a podcast is no time to be constantly dropping (f-bombs) and such. Jave some pride in yourself
@@TheChapsGuide only surface area, not by percentage of souls and diversity of cultures, which is what an empire’s wealth is about. Russia is the largest country on earth yet it is barely an empire, is it. Roman Empire was larger and longer (over millennia).
Jesus Christ is the way, the truth and the life - follow His way. No better guidebook than the bible for your self-help principles. Renounce the masonic lodge and come out if you are part of it. Apologies if you are not but i got that sense from a previous video.
The Abrahamic holy books are great guidebooks for being an immoral, intolerant, jealous, and petty human being. Renounce Judaism, Christianity, or Islam and come out if you are part of any of them.
@@TheChapsGuide What's with the censorship here? The OP tells you to renounce the masonic lodge and his comment stays, but I tell him to renounce his Christianity and my post gets deleted? You have a double standard, "chap."
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A wonderful, informative video. Thanks for sharing it, sir. Greetings from western Canada. As a relatively new subscriber I am really enjoying the content. Good points about Sir Winston. A Great patriot and hero of noble Britannia!
I get my moral code right from the Scriptures.
Perfection is the standard.
I do not mean religious matters. But a true relationship with our own Creator.
Thanks, my good man, and Blessed.
Ephesians 6:12.
Well said, fellow Mason quite literally
Scriptures are one of the worst places to get your morals from. You'd be better off flipping a coin to determine what is moral and what is not.
Thank you so much Ash for those inspiring words. The Ancient Greek concept of Grace spring to mind here. It's the root word of Gratis and Gracia. It is the time and effort one gives above and beyond what is expected. It is given without reward or broadcast. It is the time you give, not only to a friend, but even a stranger who may be struggling with their life. The extra time and effort we give in helping a fellow traveller is, to me, the mark of a true gentleman. Once again, thanks for your words of encouragement Ash.
'In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.'
Ash - I've got an example of admitting mistakes being the best thing to do. A more senior colleague saw my reaction when I realised I'd made the mistake (it wasn't deliberate but I was mortified) & instead of reprimanding me he thanked me for admitting it. We then worked together with other colleagues to put it right & they also thanked me for admitting my mistake because they felt that other people who did a similar job to mine would've tried to pass the blame to them 😊
Great example, thank you.
Churchill was possibly the most important leader of all time.
It was disgraceful of President Obama to remove his statue in the White House Oval Office.
Great advice Ash. Always lead by example. The measure of a man is what he does when he thinks no one is watching. Thank you. Best regards Ron
Great topic and very informative. Thank you 😊
Glad it was helpful!
I more than "liked" this video. I think it is brilliant. Every point is vital as you clearly show. And I agree with them all. And have for a very long time. This video would be good in a classroom with teenage students. You have my profound respect, sir!
Much appreciated!
Nice one Ash..a superb video, thanks very much. I agree on all of these values, which truly are good for the soul, spirit, and dignity of one self to put it bluntly.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Uncle everyone should have.
This is a brilliant little video, Ash, filled with profound insights.
I really appreciated your historical references: Mahatma Gandhi, Sir Winston Churchill, Abraham Lincoln, and Nelson Mandela, are profound examples of men with genuine integrity, an ability to communicate hard truths to an audience in a way that would inspire rather than demoralize, an ability to express genuine empathy for the marginalized, suffering, and downtrodden, and an ability to acknowledge errors and modify their attitudes and behaviours for the benefit of themselves and of society as a whole.
As the saying goes, "Be the change you want to see in the world."
The standard that you walk past in the street, is the standard you are prepared to accept in life - If you don't like what you see, change it!
Always great content Chap!
This is one of the best man style and self development channel. Thank you ❤️
For me, it boils down to each day simply striving to be a little bit better person than I was the day before. I'm only human and not always successful, but making the attempt is the important thing.
Great one, sir.
VERY EDUCATIVE
Good video chap father
Much appreciated
I agree with all of this when dealing with the majority of normal people.
But may I note that there are a few persentage of people who are simply ungrateful, selfish and hardheaded that cannot be changed. These people avoid like the plague. Karma will make them remain lifelong unhappy.
Ash your the man!
Many thumbs up 👍 .
One of your finest moments. What a presentation. I can recommend the book „The long walk to Freedom“, Mandelas biography. Life changing. To cut a long story short, you nailed it 👍🏻😎
Thank you sir
Thank you for making this video. It's truly wonderful. Great perspectives.
That was military training in South Africa. The discipline was wonderful. Where is our world now?
Gonna start reading Remains of the Day next Monday. There is a micro exchange bookmarket at the office and where it is waiting for the next reader.
It’s a great read.
Thanks!
Thank you sir
Nice video. Wise words and very insightful. Thank you for your excellent advice.
Glad it was helpful!
I’m sure good communication skills and the ability to listen to all sides of an argument or issue, were important in your career in law enforcement!
Very nice video, it is always useful to think of these aspects of life. Thank you.
Excellent video.
Very profound video, thanks!!!
What an amazing video.
Ash, I have been following your channel for several months and enjoy your style tips. But this one is so special. I connected with all the points you made, but really love the discussion on Churchill. He was such an important figure in the shaping of our modern world. In 1940, most of the world and even most of the population of Great Britain thought that it was suicide for the country to try to stand up to Hitler. But Churchill was able to convince them that it was possible and necessary. Think about it… if Britain had capitulated in 1940, the US would likely not have entered the war against Germany, and even if they had it probably would not have been possible to beat Nazi Germany without Great Britain as a base from which to launch the assault against Nazi occupied Europe. It was Churchill’s strength of resolve and his ability to communicate it to the nation that made it all possible. I know he was not a popular leader in peacetime, but he was EXACTLY what was needed at the time.
Increasingly his image is being vilified in the current woke climate, but without men like Churchill, the world would be a very different place.
you don't win respect you earn it
Good advice as always Ash. Since my manly pride has been somewhat diluted due to tough times and having to ask for help I would be interested in your thoughts on how a man should carry himself in financially difficult times if you have not addressed this prior. Cheers.
Money is no measurement of the true qualities that define a chap (gentleman). Even if dirt poor, we can still exhibit the highest qualities of manners, decency and personal dignity.
Thank you Ash.@@TheChapsGuide
My father, who barely graduated from high school, worked on the Canadian National Railway as a brakeman, shoveling coal into the boiler of a steam engine; and yet he was soft-spoken, maintained the highest moral standards, and dressed in a suit and tie whenever he was not on the job. @@TheChapsGuide
One of the first rules of commanding respect is to refrain from wearing a scarf in mild weather.
Ash - enjoying the videos
May I ask , where did you get that field jacket that you are wearing ?
Iam looking for one
Andy
Costco about 3-years ago (£16).
What a bargain ...fits well ash 👍
Marlon Brando is one name coming to my mind when he rejected the oscar ...another eminent person is Rabindranath Tagore who rejected his knighthood as a protest against Jalianwala Bagh massacre ....
Without the strongest navy in the world at the time and the English Channel, Churchill couldn’t convince anyone no matter how well he spoke, I’m afraid. In fact, Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Gandhi were luckily facing a post-WWII falling British Empire rather than a rising Japanese or German Empire in the 30s and 40s. I love your channel, but history is brutal…
Not related to this video but I’d like to ask about the Saphir Renovator you use. I found two versions. One mink oil based and one macadamia oil based. May I ask which one you use? Also I really enjoy the content you create. Thank you.
I use the nut oil based product. The mink oil version is much more oily and usually applied to maximise water resistance.
Integrity.
Nice video, but you win respect because you can fight, not because you can protest and then rely on other’s sympathy or collapse. I think we should all learn that from history as well as some recent events.
Why am I watching this😇 I’m a female🤩
You are very welcome here.
I was watching the owner of Viberg in an interview.
They are amazing Canadian made boots, but he was swearing so much i didnt finish watching the interview.
As well im sorry but there are other businesses out there ill support first just because of the way they present themselves.
I know that im just one person and they are not going to hurt by my choice to go else where. But im sure im not the only one that instantly gets put off by unnecessary language as such.
If it was a construction site and things were not working out I get it, id be swearing my head off too and have done so.
But a casual conversation during and interview on a podcast is no time to be constantly dropping (f-bombs) and such.
Jave some pride in yourself
Ah ghandi....a real problém for the british empire...by bringing out brutality in the face of non violent benevolent protest....he shamed us...
British Empire was not the largest humankind has seen.
I’m afraid it was sir - and by some considerable margin - en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_empires
@@TheChapsGuide only surface area, not by percentage of souls and diversity of cultures, which is what an empire’s wealth is about. Russia is the largest country on earth yet it is barely an empire, is it. Roman Empire was larger and longer (over millennia).
Churchill must be spinning in his grave . . .
Nelson Mandela adopted the same principles of Mahatma Gandhi.
Jesus Christ is the way, the truth and the life - follow His way. No better guidebook than the bible for your self-help principles.
Renounce the masonic lodge and come out if you are part of it. Apologies if you are not but i got that sense from a previous video.
Not a mason.
The Abrahamic holy books are great guidebooks for being an immoral, intolerant, jealous, and petty human being.
Renounce Judaism, Christianity, or Islam and come out if you are part of any of them.
@@TheChapsGuide What's with the censorship here? The OP tells you to renounce the masonic lodge and his comment stays, but I tell him to renounce his Christianity and my post gets deleted?
You have a double standard, "chap."