Brilliant video, the feeling is immaculate when you're a part of a sleeper youtube channel with a group of bros that share the same kind of goals and mindset with you. Stay strong brothers. We're getting there.
@@PsychologyOfTheFightbro do more videos i loved everyone actually trying that thing of being in the zone of the jon jones video and studying psychology
I'm glad that you take a lot of time in between videos, because of the quality is so high, and they are worth the wait. This one was excellent, thanks again for doing what you do.
One of the best things I learned from dana white is when he says . " I knew exactly what I wanted to do when I was young ". Tnx bro for the knowledge. Enjoy and learn everytime on this youtube.
You are one of a kind and also genius! Big support from Russia!🇷🇺 Every video you explain deep and wise topic on examples of strong personalities, huge respect for you and your work!🤝
Hey JD! Just wanted to drop a comment after a while showing support. Loved the video when initially watching, but didn’t comment for whatever reason. Your content is always insightful, creative, and let me tell you on behalf of all your supporters and fans, you’ve got a zone of genius for storytelling and content creation. Not sure what your current situation is with work and life, but keep going and evolving! Your videos have impacted me more than any RUclips content and spurred a great positive change in my life over the past 6 months especially. Wishing you the best my friend and excited to see what’s next. Always an instant watch when I see you drop. Keep making what feels great to you.
@@georgeorwelltheman hey brotha, I genuinely appreciate the heartfelt message! It really is the reason I make content, to inspire others and help them on their way. I love channels like Gravemind that just make content to benefit others. The channel got bigger than I ever thought, and it’s been so fulfilling to see it helping, educating and inspiring others. I don’t make anything off of this, I actually lose money because it takes time away from my career. What happened with the content is that my editor Aiden got a great job in his own life and was no longer able to edit the videos. He’s really been my right hand man since the jump, and the combination of his editing and music choice has always blown me away. I have tried other editors, but none of them really give my videos the same feeling as Aiden did. This video for example was a professional editor and while they did a great job, it’s just not the same. I have a few videos ready to go, but until I find an editor of that caliber, I don’t really feel great putting them out. I’m pretty busy with my career as well, so I haven’t been on the hunt fully but I promise I’ll keep making videos as long as you guys keep watching and enjoying them! Thank you again, truly
@@PsychologyOfTheFight of course my friend, it's the least you deserve for all the work and dedication you've put into these. Your passion seeps through in the quality of the stories you tell - you really deserve far more thanks than I can give on a YT comment. I know I'm not just speaking for myself when I say that your work has truly helped me. I often find myself watching your old videos and they've helped me find my footing in this unstable world more than a couple times, particularly self-esteem. Your one on Khabib and Alex Pereira in particular are some of my favourites. Indeed - there is a difference in the editing. But first, I don't think they're badly edited! Still great stuff man, and you're evolving and we're here through it all. I remember your Petr Yan stoicism video which had some bizarre editing. There was sound from an interview and music playing simultaneously. I remember watching at first like LOL, but the story was just so damn good any minor like that didn't matter. The story was what was critical and kept viewers hooked, and I took so much from that video. Using your own principles you've shared with me, it's an opportunity for growth. Someone will be out there who can do a better job than Aiden, and propel your channel to new yet unexplored heights, and I'm excited to see the new avenues you try exploring. We're here either way as long as it's you behind the mic writing up the script in your own unique and creative way. I know the feeling of coming up with a close friend in a similar way, and can empathise with their departure creating a void. It's great to hear you talk about him so warmly though - you're a man of good character. But I guess the main point I want to make is that it's not the music or editing which makes the videos, at least IMO. It's your knowledge of psychology and how you fuse it with the journey's of fighters we all watch, and tell a compelling story. The end product offers something so valuable to us, a unique perspective, the humanisation of fighters we love watching, and a source of unrivalled motivation I've not encountered on RUclips. Of course, the editing may be more critical than I realise, you know far better than I do, so don't let me diminish the effect that may have! In any event - you're a complete stud man for all you do, and why you do it, seriously. I just wish you all the best in life man.
Whenever I’m to myself, I always pay attention to people mindsets and how they go about things. The same way Dominick Cruz sees MMA in everything, I tend to see a sense of maturity and mental strength in everything. In order to truly be great at anything it all starts within your mindset.
Bringing these psychological concepts to the forefront through MMA persona’s is something I am still so enticed about. These videos never get old. I love the concept, and will definitely implement it into my decision-making. It came out at precisely the right time. Regarding your question: “What do you pay attention to?” Well, to me- those things that form a spark in my brain. Things that not only “interest” me but entice and intrigue me to be apart of them I guess; To be an active contributor. Cannot wait for the next one JD!
Hey brotha! You were one of the very first people to watch my videos when I had zero clue what I was doing and thought about giving up every time a video flopped. It's because of comments like yours that I decided to keep going and now have this amazing channel that I love. I'm so glad I can repay the favor even a little bit by giving you videos that you enjoy. I appreciate you more than you know
@@PsychologyOfTheFight All reaping of your consistent efforts JD 🙏. Do not stop, I’d like to think you’ll be content with what is at the end of the tunnel. Consistent efforts go a long way!
This is so damn relatable. I loved reading stories as a kid and then went on to write stories for the school magazine as a teenager. At present, I'm a Junior Research Fellow at a reputed University and have literature and linguistics (something that I absolutely love) as my profession. Great video brother! God bless you 🙌
What do I naturally excel at? Being loud. Talking. What do I pay attention to that others don't? Voices. Obscure things. What do I love? Making people laugh. Using my voice. MMA. I want to be Joe Rogan or Bruce Buffer.
@@PsychologyOfTheFight I did Stand-up for a few years, but entertainment is an impossible industry to make it in for those who don't fit the mold of the status quo. I don't have or want a broadcasting degree to be a fight announcer. (Always hated school.) Voice acting requires recording space that I don't have. I've made steps (buying recording equipment), but I still have so much farther to go. I also wasn't born to people with a fuckton of money like Joe and Bruce were. I've thought about YOLOing and just going to Vegas to beg Dana for a job, but I figure that's an asinine pipe dream, and people probably ask him for jobs all the time. Great video btw. I deeply, and genuinely appreciate the inspiration.
Love this one. I believe you yourself operate in the zone of genius, there's a depth to most of your videos which touches the heart. They're easy to watch, engaging, well - researched and the segment at the end which teaches you how to apply the lesson to your own life personalizes it and usually provokes thought. Good job
Thank you so much for the heartfelt and insightful comment. I like to think so too. When I am making a video, there is a feeling inside of me to continue making it that I don't feel in any other activity. I can't stop thinking about it; it becomes an obsession. I often lose track of time when I'm in the midst of it, and the finished product becomes something that honestly feels like it came through me, not from me if that makes sense.
Damnnn bro I got goosebumps with this one!! Inspiring yet unexpected since you usually analyze fighters but what a G from bellman to boxorobic instructor to promoter to UFC CEO. Seems to me like this is your zone of genius 🔥
Great lesson as well 👑 I'm going through something in life where i want to leave a high paying job to chase my dream one more time. This video was definitely helpful.
You got it bro. Jeff Bezos has this regret minimization framework. He imagines himself on his deathbed looking back at his life and asks himself "which would I regret less going for?" I believe in you homie
Incredible as always! Truly believe your analysis is your zone of genius! I found your channel last year when I really needed it most and it helped me alot with my own personal battles rebounding in my own fight career. Can't wait for the next one!
I appreciate it man!! I think so too. I read the book and was thinking about myself and I realized this is it, this is what I can do better than anyone else. No one can make a video exactly like me, and I'm doubling down on it instead of trying to chase trends and make videos like others. Love to hear that the videos helped you man, just stepping in there makes you a g
I naturally excel at fighting as its the only skill I had compentence in without any prior experience. What do I notice that other don't. Vulnerabilities. What do I love doing fighting.
I would challenge you to dig a little deeper, there's some overlap here.. But you're getting warmer to your zone of genius and what you were meant to do with this life my friend!
Honestly, lately it's been books. The last few videos have been made after finishing a book. This one was called "The Big Leap," the last one was called "What to Say When You Talk To Yourself," the next one is "The Inner game of tennis." I love it all man
I pay attention to fight ending sequences especially in the striking realm, like it can be patterned if you see it enough. One example is the similarity of how a catch hook KO can look like across different sports.
@@PsychologyOfTheFight these are the moments of a fight in where at least you can see the setups of why a finish happened... granted it kind of is hard to do when it is a finish is under a minute, but I can see it even in first round wars. Most vivid I have is how the moment Nick Diaz chinned Daley after the guy gassed and kept on getting hit till he made Paul do mistakes that costed him to then collapse KO. That was the moment that the fight ending sequence happened.
Hey I got a question regarding the Poirier vs Makhachev fight. In your Charles Olivera video you said something about how his teammates expectations led him to be better as a fighter, same with your Leon Edwards video. Before the fight Dustin spoke on how his team didn’t believe he could get the job done and he ultimately didn’t. Do you believe that because of his teammates not believing in him caused him to ultimately lose in the process?
Hey Deangelo! Man, you really watch my stuff! I am humbled to read this comment and know how much some people fw my content. I genuinely appreciate it so much! Yes, the opposite of the Pygmalion effect (people believing in you making you believe in yourself) is the golem effect. When the people around you don’t believe in you, you won’t believe in yourself. While I definitely think this hurt Dustin, I think Islam is a better fighter and wins that fight almost every time… And I love The Diamond
@@PsychologyOfTheFight Thank you for taking time out of your day to respond! I’m a fan of the diamond and although Islam is one of the greatest lightweights of all time I do feel little things like that can play a big role in the future (The butterfly Effect). Like when Leon beaten Usman even though Usman was better in their 2nd fight. Huge fan at what you do, I promote this channel as much as possible on the Twitter side and can’t wait to see what else you got in store!
I don't want to be that busy. We have a toxic societal addiction to productivity rooted in the protestant work ethic and other shite. As a people we don't know how to be still.
guys let me explain something to you.... Jon Jones... Jon Jones is the greatest combat fighter of all time..... Jon Jones.. is the nastiest dude ever in the history
Sorry for the delay guys, I've been busy!! Hope you enjoy this one, appreciate you all!
You're the best don't worry ❤
@@we6pointstar❤️
Good things come to those who wait
Brother You Need To Do A Video On Ferotina Perez (President Of Real Madrid).
Bro you gotta keep posting, your constant are so great, where are you 😢
Brilliant video, the feeling is immaculate when you're a part of a sleeper youtube channel with a group of bros that share the same kind of goals and mindset with you. Stay strong brothers. We're getting there.
I get that feeling from Gravemind. He really inspired me to shape this channel the way it has become. Glad to have you here brother
Dana is a certified legend.
Absolutely. The UFC would not be what it is without him
Dude congrats on 45k subs!! You deserve this and everything else that's coming your way so keep going. We love your channel 👏👏
Keep posting man this channel has lots of potential!
I will man, thank you!
man finally posted, please keep uploading more!
I got you bro!!
GUYS WAKE UP, PSYCHOLOGY OF THE FIGHT POSTED!
Appreciate you bro!! 🙏🏻
@@PsychologyOfTheFightbro do more videos i loved everyone actually trying that thing of being in the zone of the jon jones video and studying psychology
@@kirasandikage2778 you’re really gonna like the next one then 🤙🏼
I'm glad that you take a lot of time in between videos, because of the quality is so high, and they are worth the wait. This one was excellent, thanks again for doing what you do.
Thank you so much for the kind words and support, it truly means the world
One of the best things I learned from dana white is when he says . " I knew exactly what I wanted to do when I was young ". Tnx bro for the knowledge. Enjoy and learn everytime on this youtube.
You are very welcome my friend, I hope it helped you get a little closer to finding what you want to do
@@PsychologyOfTheFight yes. It helped alot and you rock . Keep making these videos.
You are one of a kind and also genius! Big support from Russia!🇷🇺 Every video you explain deep and wise topic on examples of strong personalities, huge respect for you and your work!🤝
Thank you so much for your support my friend, means the world. I'll keep puttin out videos as long as yall keep watchin em
Yooo this channel is one of the best no doubt, it's really underrated, love it
Appreciate you bro!!
This Channel is slowly saving /changing my life!!
Thank you so much man !!!
Please keep going 💯
Love to hear it bro!! Glad to have you here
Hey JD! Just wanted to drop a comment after a while showing support. Loved the video when initially watching, but didn’t comment for whatever reason. Your content is always insightful, creative, and let me tell you on behalf of all your supporters and fans, you’ve got a zone of genius for storytelling and content creation. Not sure what your current situation is with work and life, but keep going and evolving! Your videos have impacted me more than any RUclips content and spurred a great positive change in my life over the past 6 months especially. Wishing you the best my friend and excited to see what’s next. Always an instant watch when I see you drop. Keep making what feels great to you.
@@georgeorwelltheman hey brotha, I genuinely appreciate the heartfelt message! It really is the reason I make content, to inspire others and help them on their way. I love channels like Gravemind that just make content to benefit others.
The channel got bigger than I ever thought, and it’s been so fulfilling to see it helping, educating and inspiring others.
I don’t make anything off of this, I actually lose money because it takes time away from my career.
What happened with the content is that my editor Aiden got a great job in his own life and was no longer able to edit the videos. He’s really been my right hand man since the jump, and the combination of his editing and music choice has always blown me away.
I have tried other editors, but none of them really give my videos the same feeling as Aiden did. This video for example was a professional editor and while they did a great job, it’s just not the same.
I have a few videos ready to go, but until I find an editor of that caliber, I don’t really feel great putting them out.
I’m pretty busy with my career as well, so I haven’t been on the hunt fully but I promise I’ll keep making videos as long as you guys keep watching and enjoying them!
Thank you again, truly
@@PsychologyOfTheFight of course my friend, it's the least you deserve for all the work and dedication you've put into these. Your passion seeps through in the quality of the stories you tell - you really deserve far more thanks than I can give on a YT comment. I know I'm not just speaking for myself when I say that your work has truly helped me. I often find myself watching your old videos and they've helped me find my footing in this unstable world more than a couple times, particularly self-esteem. Your one on Khabib and Alex Pereira in particular are some of my favourites.
Indeed - there is a difference in the editing. But first, I don't think they're badly edited! Still great stuff man, and you're evolving and we're here through it all. I remember your Petr Yan stoicism video which had some bizarre editing. There was sound from an interview and music playing simultaneously. I remember watching at first like LOL, but the story was just so damn good any minor like that didn't matter. The story was what was critical and kept viewers hooked, and I took so much from that video. Using your own principles you've shared with me, it's an opportunity for growth. Someone will be out there who can do a better job than Aiden, and propel your channel to new yet unexplored heights, and I'm excited to see the new avenues you try exploring. We're here either way as long as it's you behind the mic writing up the script in your own unique and creative way.
I know the feeling of coming up with a close friend in a similar way, and can empathise with their departure creating a void. It's great to hear you talk about him so warmly though - you're a man of good character. But I guess the main point I want to make is that it's not the music or editing which makes the videos, at least IMO. It's your knowledge of psychology and how you fuse it with the journey's of fighters we all watch, and tell a compelling story. The end product offers something so valuable to us, a unique perspective, the humanisation of fighters we love watching, and a source of unrivalled motivation I've not encountered on RUclips. Of course, the editing may be more critical than I realise, you know far better than I do, so don't let me diminish the effect that may have!
In any event - you're a complete stud man for all you do, and why you do it, seriously. I just wish you all the best in life man.
Whenever I’m to myself, I always pay attention to people mindsets and how they go about things. The same way Dominick Cruz sees MMA in everything, I tend to see a sense of maturity and mental strength in everything. In order to truly be great at anything it all starts within your mindset.
Bringing these psychological concepts to the forefront through MMA persona’s is something I am still so enticed about. These videos never get old.
I love the concept, and will definitely implement it into my decision-making. It came out at precisely the right time.
Regarding your question: “What do you pay attention to?”
Well, to me- those things that form a spark in my brain. Things that not only “interest” me but entice and intrigue me to be apart of them I guess; To be an active contributor.
Cannot wait for the next one JD!
Hey brotha! You were one of the very first people to watch my videos when I had zero clue what I was doing and thought about giving up every time a video flopped. It's because of comments like yours that I decided to keep going and now have this amazing channel that I love. I'm so glad I can repay the favor even a little bit by giving you videos that you enjoy. I appreciate you more than you know
@@PsychologyOfTheFight All reaping of your consistent efforts JD 🙏. Do not stop, I’d like to think you’ll be content with what is at the end of the tunnel. Consistent efforts go a long way!
This is so damn relatable. I loved reading stories as a kid and then went on to write stories for the school magazine as a teenager. At present, I'm a Junior Research Fellow at a reputed University and have literature and linguistics (something that I absolutely love) as my profession. Great video brother!
God bless you 🙌
Thank you bro! And I love to hear that brother!! You're so blessed to be pursuing something that falls into your zone of genius - keep it up bro!
always a good day when you post a video man, don't ever stop!! 🔥🙏
I won't bro as long as you guys keep watching em!!🙏
What do I naturally excel at? Being loud. Talking.
What do I pay attention to that others don't? Voices. Obscure things.
What do I love? Making people laugh. Using my voice. MMA.
I want to be Joe Rogan or Bruce Buffer.
So what's stopping you from starting?
@@PsychologyOfTheFight I did Stand-up for a few years, but entertainment is an impossible industry to make it in for those who don't fit the mold of the status quo.
I don't have or want a broadcasting degree to be a fight announcer. (Always hated school.)
Voice acting requires recording space that I don't have. I've made steps (buying recording equipment), but I still have so much farther to go.
I also wasn't born to people with a fuckton of money like Joe and Bruce were.
I've thought about YOLOing and just going to Vegas to beg Dana for a job, but I figure that's an asinine pipe dream, and people probably ask him for jobs all the time.
Great video btw. I deeply, and genuinely appreciate the inspiration.
Love this one. I believe you yourself operate in the zone of genius, there's a depth to most of your videos which touches the heart. They're easy to watch, engaging, well - researched and the segment at the end which teaches you how to apply the lesson to your own life personalizes it and usually provokes thought. Good job
Thank you so much for the heartfelt and insightful comment. I like to think so too. When I am making a video, there is a feeling inside of me to continue making it that I don't feel in any other activity. I can't stop thinking about it; it becomes an obsession. I often lose track of time when I'm in the midst of it, and the finished product becomes something that honestly feels like it came through me, not from me if that makes sense.
Love it as always bro 🔥🔥🔥
Appreciate the constant support bro!! Means a ton
Damnnn bro I got goosebumps with this one!! Inspiring yet unexpected since you usually analyze fighters but what a G from bellman to boxorobic instructor to promoter to UFC CEO. Seems to me like this is your zone of genius 🔥
Thank you! I like to think so!
Great lesson as well 👑
I'm going through something in life where i want to leave a high paying job to chase my dream one more time. This video was definitely helpful.
You got it bro. Jeff Bezos has this regret minimization framework. He imagines himself on his deathbed looking back at his life and asks himself "which would I regret less going for?"
I believe in you homie
Incredible as always! Truly believe your analysis is your zone of genius! I found your channel last year when I really needed it most and it helped me alot with my own personal battles rebounding in my own fight career. Can't wait for the next one!
I appreciate it man!! I think so too. I read the book and was thinking about myself and I realized this is it, this is what I can do better than anyone else. No one can make a video exactly like me, and I'm doubling down on it instead of trying to chase trends and make videos like others. Love to hear that the videos helped you man, just stepping in there makes you a g
I naturally excel at fighting as its the only skill I had compentence in without any prior experience.
What do I notice that other don't. Vulnerabilities.
What do I love doing fighting.
I would challenge you to dig a little deeper, there's some overlap here.. But you're getting warmer to your zone of genius and what you were meant to do with this life my friend!
Where is the next one homie?
Right now brotha, thanks for the love
Notice how Dana White's post fight press conferences get alot of views. We all can FEEL that Dana has a powerful presence💯
Absolutely. Thank you for the continued support my brother
@@PsychologyOfTheFight ♾️
Lesssssss go! Passionate and fulfilled. Create a life that you cannot wait to wake up to.
Lezzzzz go Jordy bird!!!
HE’S BAAAAAACK!! 🎉
I’ll always leave a comment bro. Love your work. Keep it up!
Appreciate you so much bro 🙏🏻
Love this channel! Non stop improvment! Keep going
Where do You find the ideas for the videos? Any books recomandation?
Honestly, lately it's been books. The last few videos have been made after finishing a book. This one was called "The Big Leap," the last one was called "What to Say When You Talk To Yourself," the next one is "The Inner game of tennis." I love it all man
@@PsychologyOfTheFight Thank You!!!
@@PredoiMario you’re welcome bro
Another great video 💯
Appreciate it bro, thank you for stopping by and showing love!
Another banger video!
Appreciate it bro!!
I pay attention to fight ending sequences especially in the striking realm, like it can be patterned if you see it enough. One example is the similarity of how a catch hook KO can look like across different sports.
Can you expand?
@@PsychologyOfTheFight these are the moments of a fight in where at least you can see the setups of why a finish happened... granted it kind of is hard to do when it is a finish is under a minute, but I can see it even in first round wars. Most vivid I have is how the moment Nick Diaz chinned Daley after the guy gassed and kept on getting hit till he made Paul do mistakes that costed him to then collapse KO. That was the moment that the fight ending sequence happened.
Amazing video
Thank you so much my friend
this is better than school education
I got you bro!
HELL YEAH!!!!!!!!!!! WAS THINKING ABOUT ONE REGARDING DANA PSYCHOLOGY 👏👏
HELL YEA BRO!!! Thank you for your continued support, Christian!! Appreciate you!
He's back
Pay attention to what you pay attention to. Got it 👌
Thank you for the continued support homie, glad you got a nugget from the video!
@@PsychologyOfTheFight as always🍻
When you make a video about Ilia Topuria mentality?
Very soon.
@@imfinetysm ❤️
Can't wait until this channel blows up
Thanks for your support from the jump my man
@@PsychologyOfTheFight i really liked your Dustin Poirier video on stoicism
I really want to edit your videos at high quality.
Hey I got a question regarding the Poirier vs Makhachev fight. In your Charles Olivera video you said something about how his teammates expectations led him to be better as a fighter, same with your Leon Edwards video. Before the fight Dustin spoke on how his team didn’t believe he could get the job done and he ultimately didn’t. Do you believe that because of his teammates not believing in him caused him to ultimately lose in the process?
Hey Deangelo!
Man, you really watch my stuff! I am humbled to read this comment and know how much some people fw my content. I genuinely appreciate it so much!
Yes, the opposite of the Pygmalion effect (people believing in you making you believe in yourself) is the golem effect. When the people around you don’t believe in you, you won’t believe in yourself.
While I definitely think this hurt Dustin, I think Islam is a better fighter and wins that fight almost every time… And I love The Diamond
@@PsychologyOfTheFight Thank you for taking time out of your day to respond! I’m a fan of the diamond and although Islam is one of the greatest lightweights of all time I do feel little things like that can play a big role in the future (The butterfly Effect). Like when Leon beaten Usman even though Usman was better in their 2nd fight. Huge fan at what you do, I promote this channel as much as possible on the Twitter side and can’t wait to see what else you got in store!
Amazing
Awesome!
Thank you for the support my friend!
I don't want to be that busy. We have a toxic societal addiction to productivity rooted in the protestant work ethic and other shite. As a people we don't know how to be still.
who tf names their son "Gay"
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why would anyone name their kid "gay" 💀
He old bruh
guys let me explain something to you.... Jon Jones... Jon Jones is the greatest combat fighter of all time..... Jon Jones.. is the nastiest dude ever in the history
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