Im 20 too, my lifes shit :( Tired of doing things i dont want to do causing me to get so behind in life, so tired of the temporary pleasures setting me back, now im fixing my life fuck this got 10 years till im 30 no more wasted years fuck this .. youll never regret the changes you know you have to make
"I'm thinking differently, because I'm thinking about myself. Making myself better puts me in a position to make others better. Be the example, not the problem." - Kevin Hart
When he say about the school part hit me hard, i was like him. I am doing great today, but i was "left behind" when everyone was going to better school, getting great job and all. I was living at my parents house and i was stuck in life because i didn do what i suppose to do at my age, most of my friends move forward and i stay behind. Its fucking depressing as hell, but at that point you cant fall lower than that. So i didn have anything to lose, start training and build myself up again. Getting help and accept how far i have fallen in life and admit i am behind everyone, i was a fucking loser. Its 15 years ago and now i have my own business and family, so dont give up.
Agreed. It's even almost 2am here, as I'm listening, and woke up and planned my day already, instead of letting it just sink, and already created something I wanted to do in a while, but never put hands into action. I'm sleeping so great tonight, tranquil because I'm moving forward on things I wasn't doing at my best. Makes me so motivated!
this isnt "inspirational"...or "self aware"...this is something different...this is human...i cant explain it very well, but i honestly feel like im going to try a little harder today... kevin hart might be able to fix us...
It's human because he showed his mistakes lotta gurus are fake and never share the struggle behind success keep it up I'm right behind ya pushing harder today
He's very genuine. His next book should be called "Straight From The Hart". Edit: I just found out that he actually has a XM Radio show by the very same name 😂. Oh well, maybe he can call it "From My Hart To Yours".
I think this 16 minutes have eased my depression and anxiety more than any medication I’ve taken. Sometimes we blame the society, we blamed our family, blamed our past, thinking about all the “what if that didn’t/ did happen” “what if they didn’t/ do that thing to us”. Overthinking about situations, things that could go wrong. Overthinking how do we look from other people’s perspectives, forcing ourselves to do/say things to be liked, to be accepted. Fuck them if they don’t like us, fuck them if they laughed at us, fuck them if they treated us like shit. “What do you want your book to look like?” Defeated by a couple of idiots that doesn’t even care about you? Surrendered because of a fear created by a scenario *made up in your own head* ? Given up because a few failures? Fear of judgements by narrow-minded families? Nope. I want my book to be something worth remembering. Something to be proud of when the book is closed, to be read again in the end. Either it’ll be long or a short story, it better be a motherfucking goddamn legend.
@@mannyinthegarden There always needs to be this one Karen (male or female) who asks this, making oneself higher and wiser then others in one's own eyes
"Your biggest enemy is you" "Internet is allowed people to skip steps 1 to 30 allowed people to jump skip to 100" As a 17 year old teen having a social anxiety and being depressed in life It hit me really hard. Very inspiring podcast with kevin hart It teach me to go in a state of "WHY NOT" , "give 100% in anything everything you do, not be better than other people but be the best version of yourself" definitely last but not the least is "Dont quit start what you finish" Now I know why he's so successful in life.
This was an amazing podcast. Kevin Hart talked through most of it and I was getting inspired with every sentence he said. That burst of enthusiasm that he said he has now came to him when he's almost 40, and that gives me hope that it is not too late for me. The only person holding me back is myself. I did not ever think Kevin Hart the comedian would be the one to give me that type of motivation, but I am so glad he did. You keep being you Kevin and Joe. You guys are doing good work out there. Thank you!
Living your life and focusing on the book your creating is honestly how I've looked at my life. I've been a D1 athlete on almost a full ride. After a nervous breakdown I decided to quit that sport and I took on boxing and went 5-0 with 4 Knockouts. Tore an ACL so then I focused on my career as a 3D animator and compositor. Worked on Creed, Marshall, Power and several other films and shows. After 7 years the company I was with went bankrupt but I stuck to the grind and now I am a Buffalo Firefighter and an electrician. And before all of that I was a troubled kid and been thru absolute wars growing up. From honestly around 100 street fights and just an insane childhood to a nervous breakdown where I didn't think I'd ever come back from. I'm still working on my book and hope I can write a fucking awesome one lol. Love you Kevin Hart and Joe. This interview has been great.
@@Stylez_8 if your in school work on your demo reel. If your graduated work on your reel lol. And learn learn learn, everything's online. It's hard work but I love it.
Holy fuck. this comment is gonna push me to get out of bed and go to the fucking gym when i don’t feel like it. it’s gonna push me to run my last mile instead of walking it. it’s gonna push me to train harder than ever while other people my age are at parties. if you still found a way to flip a positive after all that i salute you and i thank you. you just gave me the last reason i’ll ever need to never fucking give up again!
Carlo Gambino you clearly do not understand how ideas spread. Lol. If it changes my world, I change the world by default. You also have the same effect. Silly child
I finally got sober at 45 and have steadily rebuilt a better life for myself and now I'm helping to raise my granddaughter. I'm generally happy and have meaning in my life. Kevin has given me a lot to think about today and I'm inspired to be, think and do better. To be more positive and reach farther. Thanks Kevin and Joe.
One thing I enjoy about this video in particular is how very clever both Joe Rogan and Kevin Hart are. They both inspire one person to the next. Both in their own personal way. Great talk!
Learning is easier when it’s not forced on you... especially when you are older and you have your trade and life tied down... when it is a need and a must to be able to get somewhere at a young age it’s far more difficult to be able to do because it is a forced narrative that you have to do and that doesn’t fit into human nature
muddi funstar learning is easier when you are young because your brain is more adaptable. You need good parents to get you to focus on school. School gets you good jobs. Talent gets you better ones, but you need school to get your foot in the door. If you don't need school to get a job then anyone can get that job, not just you.. Don't be a loser and waste your life because you don't prove anything by flunking.
Well I agree with you to some extent but you try to make it very black and white here when it’s more of a grey area. Schools should teach how the stock markets work right? No because they need the factory workers more at least before A.I. takes that position. School as the gentleman says here certainly will get you into college and university... which is a great and important part of a young persons life, for the social aspect as much as furthering and specialising in that individuals favourite or necessary subjects. Is it really statistically a fully 100% way into a great job in this day and age? If you were honest to yourself and all the young people reading this you know the answer is no. You know the answer is that these days being a “yes sir/madam” no questions asked type of person or someone who is willing to completely sell out on their values and principles is what gets you the “great job” schools needs to teach how to be an entrepreneur at school age and survival skills like the army do and so much more!!!! when there mind is fresh and young and as you say, and their brains are at a better stage to learn. Does the system we are born into make the things I have mentioned and so much more? No that is down to the parents to do ... most parents don’t have the time or energy for that. School is underperforming in every country.... why limit a young brain to the boring, non-creative subjects that they have in the 1st world societies across the world? Maths, double/triple science that you are told is all bs and needs to be re-learned again when you get to college, English, 1 or 2 languages, music,drama,history, geography, sports, art, craft and technology and a few more all of which are severely limited at school level. Why? Maybe to be uninspiring? You tell me Einstein xoxo 😘
muddi funstar you have two conflicting ideas, that you need to explain before I read it all... You start with believing that school won't teach you about the stock market because it needs Factory workers (fair point) but then you talk about a bunch of weird shit that a factory worker doesn't need to know at the end. School is about demonstrating intelligence, not learning how to code or work a machine. It's an elitist education program that is made available to everyone... So everyone has a chance to walk the easy street of white collar work... If a child squanders that, that's on them and their parents. The maths I need at work is taught by 7th grade. Basic algebra. Why did I need Shakespeare? Because I needed to be pushed to work out if I was college material. Gifted people don't need school. But we give everyone the chance to avoid Factory work, if they want... Learning is much harder when you are older, it's just easier to be motivated because you understand the goal better... Older people are much more stressed by life to be learning school work easily wet with a baby and a job.
Xplora213 school just gets you to some miserable 9 to 5 job that you get sick of after 5 years, then you get comfortable, by that point its too late to take risks, by this point youre complaibing about mondays and your job that you studied so hard for
Robert L you need to get a few more years and kids under your belt. Maybe a wife and a mortgage. I get it, but life is not about what you want to do, it is what you have to do. And if you can't perform well enough at school, which is easy for smart people, you probably aren't going to be smart enough to succeed elsewhere. The highly successful college dropouts still got to college, true? I fucking haaaaaated school, but I was damn good at it anyway and I never learnt how to use it for my benefit. Hopefully you guys can benefit from my experience...
This is the best JRE I’ve ever seen. And that’s saying a lot... How could you not love this dude? Firm in his beliefs and values, and genuinely dedicated to helping other people. That’s my guy right there.
The candor and authenticity just shines from Kevin. Everything is straight from his heart, which is why it is so easy for him to express himself. He doesn't have to think about what he should say, or how something is going to sound or come across, it is written already on his heart. They should play this episode in every school in the country. I would love to see how many students would comment ten years from now how listening to this changed their direction, motivation and actions. Kevin Heart the real deal, and as always bravo to Joe rogan for creating this platform for so many unbelievable guests.
I appreciate you giving Kevin the time to just talk. Everything he said was amazing and the fact that you didn’t interrupt, and just let him put it all out there is awesome.
Right now it's finals week and I'm studying and writing essays. This clip with Kevin speaking on what he did with the SATs and his book motivate the hell out of me. Makes me want to push harder.
Money allows him to hire help so that he can start things off at a larger scale than others who don't have the money, but the knowledge is there for anyone that seeks it. You can go take a class and read up on anything you want to try and most things can be started off on a small scale from a home. All it takes is ambition and dedication.
Comedy takes balls of steel and humility and an honesty about your value to the audience. That's what allows him to succeed. I doubt must of us will have the guts to do that. If you don't then you can't be surprised you don't get the same results.
Yea same here, he jus gave me possibly one of greatest epiphany’s of my life and I’m so glad that I got to hear this at such a young age and understand it
Being a 21 year old, already dropout of high school and college and am still doing college. I don't wanna give up or stop my education but am just too lazy. Am really lost but this gives me hope and courage and it just woke me up man
Damn... His openness on his life on success later in life and set back in high school is something many can relate too. And knowing he's done better than his peers that did go to college speaks to him getting his shit straight to make something better of himself.
I listened to this whole podcast the first time during work. It was the day I actually listened to someone speak and it changed my perspective on a lot of things in my life. He is my favorite comedian and just a great human that I look at as inspiration to keep striving. Kevin hart has a way with his words that really get through to the people who need to hear it.
Sometimes it's the message, sometimes it's the messenger. Joe nailed it at 11:25 This was brilliant. Incredibly relatable. Love Kevin Hart. This guy gets life.
I fucking love this guy man. He's a winner in life cuz he has a winner attitude towards everything in life. The repetition of his "why not" is powerful, he's telling there is no limit to what we can do and accomplish
it's so essential to give kevin this space to speak about his inner world since as a comedian his usual presentation is to entertain rather than inspire. great value
@Suffer No Fools Idc what celebrity you name they all earned there spot there are countless people that have started out with nothing and worked hard and became rich your comment is the most blatantly jealous comment ive ever seen..
Love Kevin Hart, and I’ve never even seen his standup. I found out he’s a runner several years back and often meets up with other runners. Just appreciate his enthusiastic, supportive approach to everything he does. Could not possibly be a bigger fan of the guy. Side note: need to watch one of his movies sometime. 😂😂😂
I love this! And I never hated Kevin yeah I got a little bored of seeing him on the spotlight but I never hated the man. And after watching the his podcast I will forever have respect for this human being.
Thank you both for this. I have a new level of appreciation and respect for Kevin that I can’t find the words to describe. I’m so impressed. Just seriously, thank you for this. So incredibly inspiring
Kevin Hart is a real motivational gift. I had the opportunity to run with him at his even Run with Hart, after learning how great of a motivator he was. This was an awesome sharing of knowledge.
All of us gotta start somewhere, sometimes hard to keep that motivation everyday. Especially when you aren’t seeing results you want too. But just keep on, don’t wanna regret it when you’re 60. Shit I don’t even have a subscriber yet and a brothas been tryin but always so much more you can do
When my great aunt passed away in a small town in South GA, the local florist was sold out. People were weeping and you could tell how much of an impact she had. I realized then and there, how do I want to be remembered? Life changing!
Listening to this podcast brought me to tears. I am born on the same day and month as Kevin. 6th of July. I am so proud to get this type of advice from someone who is like me and he is stronger. I am a 20 year old girl still trying to figure myself out. I always get in depression because I love to sing and dance but no one is proud of me. So many times I wanted to give up on my dream and go back to school and live my life there forever.... but this podcast and Kevin showed me that there are so many opportunities. So many things that I can do. WHY THE FUCK NOT MAKE MUSIC IF I LOVE IT SO MUCH..? I don’t get enough support from my family. Which makes me cry at times because I feel like I am worthless. When I feel good, and I wanna do something serious, then I get in depression again because I feel alone. And than no one listens to me. Not only to listen to my voice and recognize me but, to listen to what I want in life... Thank you Kevin from the bottom of my heart for making me feel better and also happy. ❤️❤️❤️ such powerful words. ❤️
I finished Hart's book this morning. It is terrific. I expected his loud stage persona to be the main feature of the narrative, but what struck me was his humility, and how he had to discover this---like we all do if we pay attention--the hard way. And how incredibly hard he worked as a young comic, hustling all the time with the same goal, how he LISTENED to smart people. Sometimes I was laughing really hard, especially when he was writing (with Neil Strauss) about his father; other times, I had tears in my eyes, not least when he was writing about his extraordinary mother, who deserves her own book (I would really have liked to read her take on her Christian faith, the engine that really drove her, that and her love for Kevin and his brother Kenneth). . I would have loved to read her guide to life. Hart comes across as very clever, driven of course, but a true disciple of the stoics, who ironically don't get mention in the book. From one Kevin to another, well done bro. Greetings from Galway in the west of Ireland!
My Teacher always told me "If you Fail to Prepare, Prepare to Fail" and I did exactly what Kevin did at the Test I Guessed I didn't care my parents was going through separation so I didn't care at that time! But now that am Older and wiser I started focusing on Bettering myself and stop blaming others for my Actions! Appreciate this Podcast 🙏 Thanks Joe and Kevin for sharing your Experiences Am Inspired and Hope the Book goes well💯
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"what does your book look like" as a 20 year old that hit me forever inspired by that alone
19 man
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Im 20 too, my lifes shit :(
Tired of doing things i dont want to do causing me to get so behind in life, so tired of the temporary pleasures setting me back, now im fixing my life fuck this got 10 years till im 30 no more wasted years fuck this .. youll never regret the changes you know you have to make
"I'm thinking differently, because I'm thinking about myself. Making myself better puts me in a position to make others better. Be the example, not the problem." - Kevin Hart
💯
YEEEEEEEEEEEES!~ I LITERALLY SCROLLED DOWN WHEN HE SAID THIS TO MAKE SURE THIS WAS A COMMENT ALREADY. WELL DONE INTERNET
Can’t tell you how many times I’ve listened to this. Even in these uncertain times when all is against you. Be the example and not the problem.
Thank you.
When he say about the school part hit me hard, i was like him. I am doing great today, but i was "left behind" when everyone was going to better school, getting great job and all. I was living at my parents house and i was stuck in life because i didn do what i suppose to do at my age, most of my friends move forward and i stay behind. Its fucking depressing as hell, but at that point you cant fall lower than that. So i didn have anything to lose, start training and build myself up again. Getting help and accept how far i have fallen in life and admit i am behind everyone, i was a fucking loser. Its 15 years ago and now i have my own business and family, so dont give up.
jaja god speed
Damn this touched me big time. I am in the exact position you were in and I’m in my mid 20’s. Thank you
Tell us more.
jaja how old were you when you realized it ?
So proud of you dude/dudette, thanks for the inspiration
One of the best podcast I've listened to in awhile
Alexander Perez word!!
You right #geronimojoelive
Agreed
Agreed.
It's even almost 2am here, as I'm listening, and woke up and planned my day already, instead of letting it just sink, and already created something I wanted to do in a while, but never put hands into action. I'm sleeping so great tonight, tranquil because I'm moving forward on things I wasn't doing at my best. Makes me so motivated!
Michael Toro Ramos how long did that last brofessor?
this isnt "inspirational"...or "self aware"...this is something different...this is human...i cant explain it very well, but i honestly feel like im going to try a little harder today... kevin hart might be able to fix us...
It's human because he showed his mistakes lotta gurus are fake and never share the struggle behind success keep it up I'm right behind ya pushing harder today
That beautiful friend, I'm going to try harder too!
He's very genuine. His next book should be called "Straight From The Hart".
Edit: I just found out that he actually has a XM Radio show by the very same name 😂. Oh well, maybe he can call it "From My Hart To Yours".
That's actually a good title man hahaha
Good title
Slow clap
@@sholape For Sure...great title.
jaykob the play on words are endless tbh lol
Never cared for Kevin Hart based solely on his characters. After this, I'm a fan of the man.
Woody Rosenschein u should read his book
What was your outlook before and what changed?
Same
Same
His book is Motivation in its purest Form . One of the best i read
Kevin Hart is a cool dude man.
@SickKent how would you know?
@Steve Owens *cheated*
"dude man"? Just pick one...
What’s it to ya dude man?
I think this 16 minutes have eased my depression and anxiety more than any medication I’ve taken. Sometimes we blame the society, we blamed our family, blamed our past, thinking about all the “what if that didn’t/ did happen” “what if they didn’t/ do that thing to us”. Overthinking about situations, things that could go wrong. Overthinking how do we look from other people’s perspectives, forcing ourselves to do/say things to be liked, to be accepted.
Fuck them if they don’t like us, fuck them if they laughed at us, fuck them if they treated us like shit. “What do you want your book to look like?” Defeated by a couple of idiots that doesn’t even care about you? Surrendered because of a fear created by a scenario *made up in your own head* ? Given up because a few failures? Fear of judgements by narrow-minded families?
Nope. I want my book to be something worth remembering. Something to be proud of when the book is closed, to be read again in the end.
Either it’ll be long or a short story, it better be a motherfucking goddamn legend.
CheerUp World Great things are ahead of you!!!
Thank you 🌷
Beautiful speech
✊🏼🍀
Hallelujah
IM 14 AND I WILL, I REPEAT I WILL WRITE THE GREATEST POSSIBLE BOOK OF MY LIFE!
WE CAN ALL MAKE IT WE ARE BLESSED LETS WRITE THE BEST BOOKS PEOPLE
Im rooting for you
u got this buddy
You got this! Believe in yourself. :D
Hahaha, what a great mindset you have dude :D hope you have a beautiful day and a year of laughter and joy 😄
Go for it. You can do anything
Kevin “why not” Hart
KurtMan Giggles why not?
Jay Z said the same thing in one of his interviews.
JFK
This is a good interview.
Why not!?
Kevin: You gotta read books! Don't be lazy and play video games. Read books!
Joe: Do you read books?
Kevin: I don't read a lot of books.
I feel like he meant he would love to read more than he does, but he's got a busy life.
@@mainquest_official I like it because he’s being as honest as possible, showing his own imperfections from the present.
Is that all you took from this interview?
@@mannyinthegarden No? What do you mean..
@@mannyinthegarden There always needs to be this one Karen (male or female) who asks this, making oneself higher and wiser then others in one's own eyes
Joe, Kevin and the Rock together would be the most motivational yet hilarious podcast to date
Throw David Goggins in there for some extra motivation and swearing.
@@willo7734 how many times can i like this
Deep shit.. super deep.. thank you Kevin and Joe
🤣
Lol. Tony Robbins thats really deep!
@Nirvana NeverDies what? and it's bait
"Your biggest enemy is you"
"Internet is allowed people to skip steps 1 to 30 allowed people to jump skip to 100"
As a 17 year old teen having a social anxiety and being depressed in life It hit me really hard.
Very inspiring podcast with kevin hart
It teach me to go in a state of "WHY NOT" , "give 100% in anything everything you do, not be better than other people but be the best version of yourself" definitely last but not the least is "Dont quit start what you finish"
Now I know why he's so successful in life.
Yes.🙌
Hope you doing good
This was an amazing podcast. Kevin Hart talked through most of it and I was getting inspired with every sentence he said. That burst of enthusiasm that he said he has now came to him when he's almost 40, and that gives me hope that it is not too late for me. The only person holding me back is myself. I did not ever think Kevin Hart the comedian would be the one to give me that type of motivation, but I am so glad he did.
You keep being you Kevin and Joe. You guys are doing good work out there. Thank you!
Man I’ve never seen this side of Kevin. Much love and respect brother 💯
Living your life and focusing on the book your creating is honestly how I've looked at my life. I've been a D1 athlete on almost a full ride. After a nervous breakdown I decided to quit that sport and I took on boxing and went 5-0 with 4 Knockouts. Tore an ACL so then I focused on my career as a 3D animator and compositor. Worked on Creed, Marshall, Power and several other films and shows. After 7 years the company I was with went bankrupt but I stuck to the grind and now I am a Buffalo Firefighter and an electrician. And before all of that I was a troubled kid and been thru absolute wars growing up. From honestly around 100 street fights and just an insane childhood to a nervous breakdown where I didn't think I'd ever come back from. I'm still working on my book and hope I can write a fucking awesome one lol. Love you Kevin Hart and Joe. This interview has been great.
Any tips for a budding artist/animator
@@Stylez_8 if your in school work on your demo reel. If your graduated work on your reel lol. And learn learn learn, everything's online. It's hard work but I love it.
🙌🙌🙌
Holy fuck. this comment is gonna push me to get out of bed and go to the fucking gym when i don’t feel like it. it’s gonna push me to run my last mile instead of walking it. it’s gonna push me to train harder than ever while other people my age are at parties. if you still found a way to flip a positive after all that i salute you and i thank you. you just gave me the last reason i’ll ever need to never fucking give up again!
JRE - changing the world one pod cast at a time.
And no one notices.
Sad
Changing your world, not the world. Foolish comment.
Carlo Gambino you clearly do not understand how ideas spread. Lol. If it changes my world, I change the world by default.
You also have the same effect.
Silly child
His podcast changing the world is apart of his book 😉 that will get some notice I believe
Most popular podcast in the world right now. So some people are noticing...
Best guest ever. Most inspirational and motivating podcast I’ve listened too. The whole nine yards. Thank you Kevin Hart
Damn Kevin Hart just gained all levels of respect from me! I always followed him on the peripheral, but this side of him is pure Yoda wisdom!!
I gotta say, I concur!
Best part-
“At a certain age you might now be receiving information correctly, but then it just clicks”
So true for me 👌🏾
Always loved Kevin Hart! He’s always seemed like one of us. Like your best friend in high school made it and then never changed.
I finally got sober at 45 and have steadily rebuilt a better life for myself and now I'm helping to raise my granddaughter. I'm generally happy and have meaning in my life. Kevin has given me a lot to think about today and I'm inspired to be, think and do better. To be more positive and reach farther. Thanks Kevin and Joe.
Congratulations!
Good on you Amy! Keep it up. Rooting for you
One thing I enjoy about this video in particular is how very clever both Joe Rogan and Kevin Hart are. They both inspire one person to the next. Both in their own personal way. Great talk!
Learning is easier when it’s not forced on you... especially when you are older and you have your trade and life tied down... when it is a need and a must to be able to get somewhere at a young age it’s far more difficult to be able to do because it is a forced narrative that you have to do and that doesn’t fit into human nature
muddi funstar learning is easier when you are young because your brain is more adaptable. You need good parents to get you to focus on school. School gets you good jobs. Talent gets you better ones, but you need school to get your foot in the door. If you don't need school to get a job then anyone can get that job, not just you..
Don't be a loser and waste your life because you don't prove anything by flunking.
Well I agree with you to some extent but you try to make it very black and white here when it’s more of a grey area. Schools should teach how the stock markets work right? No because they need the factory workers more at least before A.I. takes that position. School as the gentleman says here certainly will get you into college and university... which is a great and important part of a young persons life, for the social aspect as much as furthering and specialising in that individuals favourite or necessary subjects. Is it really statistically a fully 100% way into a great job in this day and age? If you were honest to yourself and all the young people reading this you know the answer is no. You know the answer is that these days being a “yes sir/madam” no questions asked type of person or someone who is willing to completely sell out on their values and principles is what gets you the “great job” schools needs to teach how to be an entrepreneur at school age and survival skills like the army do and so much more!!!! when there mind is fresh and young and as you say, and their brains are at a better stage to learn. Does the system we are born into make the things I have mentioned and so much more? No that is down to the parents to do ... most parents don’t have the time or energy for that. School is underperforming in every country.... why limit a young brain to the boring, non-creative subjects that they have in the 1st world societies across the world? Maths, double/triple science that you are told is all bs and needs to be re-learned again when you get to college, English, 1 or 2 languages, music,drama,history, geography, sports, art, craft and technology and a few more all of which are severely limited at school level. Why? Maybe to be uninspiring? You tell me Einstein xoxo 😘
muddi funstar you have two conflicting ideas, that you need to explain before I read it all... You start with believing that school won't teach you about the stock market because it needs Factory workers (fair point) but then you talk about a bunch of weird shit that a factory worker doesn't need to know at the end. School is about demonstrating intelligence, not learning how to code or work a machine. It's an elitist education program that is made available to everyone... So everyone has a chance to walk the easy street of white collar work... If a child squanders that, that's on them and their parents. The maths I need at work is taught by 7th grade. Basic algebra. Why did I need Shakespeare? Because I needed to be pushed to work out if I was college material.
Gifted people don't need school. But we give everyone the chance to avoid Factory work, if they want... Learning is much harder when you are older, it's just easier to be motivated because you understand the goal better... Older people are much more stressed by life to be learning school work easily wet with a baby and a job.
Xplora213 school just gets you to some miserable 9 to 5 job that you get sick of after 5 years, then you get comfortable, by that point its too late to take risks, by this point youre complaibing about mondays and your job that you studied so hard for
Robert L you need to get a few more years and kids under your belt. Maybe a wife and a mortgage. I get it, but life is not about what you want to do, it is what you have to do. And if you can't perform well enough at school, which is easy for smart people, you probably aren't going to be smart enough to succeed elsewhere. The highly successful college dropouts still got to college, true?
I fucking haaaaaated school, but I was damn good at it anyway and I never learnt how to use it for my benefit. Hopefully you guys can benefit from my experience...
Wow, just wow...I never knew Kevin Hart to be this motivational. I always thought of him as just another funny guy. Much respect.
Man I really enjoy this philosophical side of Kevin hart
Made me emotional listening to Kev. I have had plenty of fuck ups lately but he has literally helped me to get perspective and keep on keeping on.
Kevin has the SAcred Fire Creative energy ~ Bless him,
This is the best JRE I’ve ever seen. And that’s saying a lot... How could you not love this dude? Firm in his beliefs and values, and genuinely dedicated to helping other people. That’s my guy right there.
This man Kevin Hart taught me more in 16 mins than I’ve learned from EVERY other JRE podcast combined 🤯
You havent watched the David Goggins one then
Great interview! Never seen this side of Kevin and I give him mad respect. He dropped so many gems in this interview
The candor and authenticity just shines from Kevin. Everything is straight from his heart, which is why it is so easy for him to express himself. He doesn't have to think about what he should say, or how something is going to sound or come across, it is written already on his heart. They should play this episode in every school in the country. I would love to see how many students would comment ten years from now how listening to this changed their direction, motivation and actions. Kevin Heart the real deal, and as always bravo to Joe rogan for creating this platform for so many unbelievable guests.
Why dont you guys get a room and make out?
@@jf5357 You and the dude right under you are the exact trolls Kevin was talking about in this podcast
@@Youknowwhathido don't give em what they want...
I appreciate you giving Kevin the time to just talk. Everything he said was amazing and the fact that you didn’t interrupt, and just let him put it all out there is awesome.
Right now it's finals week and I'm studying and writing essays. This clip with Kevin speaking on what he did with the SATs and his book motivate the hell out of me. Makes me want to push harder.
"Discovery makes me happy." I totally relate to that statement.
He’s right to a point. He has a talent in comedy and now he can afford and has the intel based on his name to do more.
Money allows him to hire help so that he can start things off at a larger scale than others who don't have the money, but the knowledge is there for anyone that seeks it. You can go take a class and read up on anything you want to try and most things can be started off on a small scale from a home. All it takes is ambition and dedication.
Comedy takes balls of steel and humility and an honesty about your value to the audience. That's what allows him to succeed. I doubt must of us will have the guts to do that. If you don't then you can't be surprised you don't get the same results.
And he started his life off dirt poor, no excuses. He worked incredibly hard to get where he is.
He wasn't born successful. He was born into the hood. He rose uo because of his/this mentality
I Feel like this one is gonna be a gem interview 10 years down the line. So many applicable wisdom nuggets here. Good stuff.
13:12 "LESSON LEARNED" hit the hardest .
Kevin is a rockstar. I saved this because it's so damn inspirational. I am truly uplifted after watching this.
Yea same here, he jus gave me possibly one of greatest epiphany’s of my life and I’m so glad that I got to hear this at such a young age and understand it
Being a 21 year old, already dropout of high school and college and am still doing college.
I don't wanna give up or stop my education but am just too lazy.
Am really lost but this gives me hope and courage and it just woke me up man
The honesty about the test and not lying about reading books is just so pure. I always appreciate this man. Lessons learned 😱
i know exactly what he is meaning, living that life makes you wiser and smarter and more accepting. love this dude.
Joe Rogan! NICE ONE and THANKS KEVIN HART this is so motivational and inspirational!!!
"How good was your book?" Great line.
Damn... His openness on his life on success later in life and set back in high school is something many can relate too. And knowing he's done better than his peers that did go to college speaks to him getting his shit straight to make something better of himself.
I listened to this whole podcast the first time during work. It was the day I actually listened to someone speak and it changed my perspective on a lot of things in my life. He is my favorite comedian and just a great human that I look at as inspiration to keep striving. Kevin hart has a way with his words that really get through to the people who need to hear it.
Positivity attracts positivity,Anger and negative thoughts do absaluty NOTHING!
Anger is a gift
Not always.
Sometimes it's the message, sometimes it's the messenger. Joe nailed it at 11:25 This was brilliant. Incredibly relatable. Love Kevin Hart. This guy gets life.
✍️
Incredibly sharp and genuine - definitely one of the top motivational podcasts joe has had
Kevin Hart is a great dude. Glad I started watching these. Can't stop.
"You're Life Is A Book, You got a bunch of chapters in your book, when they close that book what was the ending?"
-Kevin Hart
So books are great but have you ever tried DMT ?
Ritesh Ranjan But have you ever read a book about DMT
While tripping on DMT?
Why not
Nithun Rajandrean 😂😂😂
Yes and I was dancing on a lit up rubix cube with betty boop. Good times.
Yeah with a buddy of mine
I fucking love this guy man. He's a winner in life cuz he has a winner attitude towards everything in life. The repetition of his "why not" is powerful, he's telling there is no limit to what we can do and accomplish
it's so essential to give kevin this space to speak about his inner world since as a comedian his usual presentation is to entertain rather than inspire. great value
*Everything you think you need or don't have, is already there.*
1 min in and I'm like 😦😦😦😦😦😮😮😮 woah I ain't shit lol
You can change that.
Until he says he doesnt really read books
@Suffer No Fools truth
@Suffer No Fools Idc what celebrity you name they all earned there spot there are countless people that have started out with nothing and worked hard and became rich your comment is the most blatantly jealous comment ive ever seen..
*watches JRE*
"I can do this only thing thats stopping me is me!"
*1hr passes*
"fuck im useless"
Love Kevin Hart, and I’ve never even seen his standup. I found out he’s a runner several years back and often meets up with other runners. Just appreciate his enthusiastic, supportive approach to everything he does. Could not possibly be a bigger fan of the guy. Side note: need to watch one of his movies sometime. 😂😂😂
This podcast made me genuinely respect Kevin Hart as a person he dropped some real life knowledge on me Kudos to him 💯
this podcast lowkey changed my life lmao
I love this! And I never hated Kevin yeah I got a little bored of seeing him on the spotlight but I never hated the man. And after watching the his podcast I will forever have respect for this human being.
I have to download this and listen to it every morning and on my way to work.
Inspirational and funny at the same time. He's a spiritual comedian. Soo uplifting
"Not to bad for a human" ~Musk
Is this why people like Kevin Heart so much?
Must be! And it is contagious.
Cohen Folkson it’s a fact!
"Neeeeew!"
🤣🤣
This is seriously one of the best interviews I've ever heard. I look at Kevin Hart completely differently now.
Thank you both for this. I have a new level of appreciation and respect for Kevin that I can’t find the words to describe. I’m so impressed. Just seriously, thank you for this. So incredibly inspiring
Smartest comedian I have ever heard...👏
My book is a critically acclaimed movie but unsuccessful at the box office.
Hey man what’s stopping you from selling out the box office? ...from having people reselling the fucking tickets, man? It’s never too late, never.
Haha
Kevin Hart is a real motivational gift. I had the opportunity to run with him at his even Run with Hart, after learning how great of a motivator he was.
This was an awesome sharing of knowledge.
Never really have seen Kevin like this. Good message. This podcast is dope
"What does your book look like" Damn, that hit me big time
It’s about your book! 📖
Joe: Do you read books?
Kevin: Not a lot of books!
Me: 🤯
He's like Luke Skywalker not reading old jedi books but preaching knowledge
Two totally different things.
that's because he is writing one :P
he probably speaks way more than he listens.
He listens to audiobooks. Don’t read em.
Love this. Kevin is so RAW and REAL. Been waiting for him to be on the podcast. Kevin truly inspires us to dream big never settle
“Any opportunity given should be taken seriously from this point on.” Great life lesson quote
I published my first book, 47 truths, largely inspired by Kevin Hart's book and words.
Kevin : "You may gain information differently but what you do with that information is up to you"
Joe : "Have you ever tried Deeeee eMMMM Teeee"
All of us gotta start somewhere, sometimes hard to keep that motivation everyday. Especially when you aren’t seeing results you want too. But just keep on, don’t wanna regret it when you’re 60. Shit I don’t even have a subscriber yet and a brothas been tryin but always so much more you can do
Kevin Hart is so awesome. Love his positivity.
Im 20 n i feel the same
Gucci :( I’m 20 an i have suicidal thoughts
My book would be a sentence: 15000 hours of video games.
Fan of Joe Rogan. Listening before morning fitness workout. Motivation 👍🏾
I've been watching/listening for a long time, and this is definitely up there as one of the best if not THE best.
THIS IS AMAZING TO ME.
THIS DUDE just put Rondo Form on the SAT. ABACADACA
When my great aunt passed away in a small town in South GA, the local florist was sold out. People were weeping and you could tell how much of an impact she had. I realized then and there, how do I want to be remembered? Life changing!
Love KH, what an inspiration!!! I pray he is healed from his accident and better than before!
"I wanna go home... Goddamn sonic the hedgehog" - I wonder if he has his own sonic OC.
Sonnigga The Blackhog
gotta steal fast!
@reviewmycucumber USA
Sonn!!!
Sonniiggg!!!
Sonigggaaaaa!!!
Gotta steal fast 😂😂😂
LEGACY OVER CURRENCY
Listening to this podcast brought me to tears. I am born on the same day and month as Kevin. 6th of July. I am so proud to get this type of advice from someone who is like me and he is stronger. I am a 20 year old girl still trying to figure myself out. I always get in depression because I love to sing and dance but no one is proud of me. So many times I wanted to give up on my dream and go back to school and live my life there forever.... but this podcast and Kevin showed me that there are so many opportunities. So many things that I can do. WHY THE FUCK NOT MAKE MUSIC IF I LOVE IT SO MUCH..? I don’t get enough support from my family. Which makes me cry at times because I feel like I am worthless. When I feel good, and I wanna do something serious, then I get in depression again because I feel alone. And than no one listens to me. Not only to listen to my voice and recognize me but, to listen to what I want in life... Thank you Kevin from the bottom of my heart for making me feel better and also happy. ❤️❤️❤️ such powerful words. ❤️
I hope things are well for you now Rose.
I was shaking my head up and down, profoundly listening as Kevin Hart talked.
I find that amazing that I’m realizing at 24 what Kevin hart is realizing at 40. All because of the internet
K Michael It’s amazing honestly stuff like this I am grateful for just putting knowledge and wisdom into my head.
True story! We are so blessed to have internet and use it to see things like these
I am going to follow Kevin Hart on Instagram right now . Very positive and refreshing in today's world.
This is the true Kevin Hart I still love seeing! ❤
I finished Hart's book this morning. It is terrific. I expected his loud stage persona to be the main feature of the narrative, but what struck me was his humility, and how he had to discover this---like we all do if we pay attention--the hard way. And how incredibly hard he worked as a young comic, hustling all the time with the same goal, how he LISTENED to smart people. Sometimes I was laughing really hard, especially when he was writing (with Neil Strauss) about his father; other times, I had tears in my eyes, not least when he was writing about his extraordinary mother, who deserves her own book (I would really have liked to read her take on her Christian faith, the engine that really drove her, that and her love for Kevin and his brother Kenneth). . I would have loved to read her guide to life. Hart comes across as very clever, driven of course, but a true disciple of the stoics, who ironically don't get mention in the book. From one Kevin to another, well done bro. Greetings from Galway in the west of Ireland!
thats because he playing a role thats funny instead of being funny
The sun gon' shine no matter how I feel...
Book idea: “what makes the Hart beat”
THATS MINE KEVIN YOU CANT HAVE IT.
Xavier Acosta 2019.
Boom.
My Teacher always told me "If you Fail to Prepare, Prepare to Fail" and I did exactly what Kevin did at the Test I Guessed I didn't care my parents was going through separation so I didn't care at that time! But now that am Older and wiser I started focusing on Bettering myself and stop blaming others for my Actions! Appreciate this Podcast 🙏 Thanks Joe and Kevin for sharing your Experiences Am Inspired and Hope the Book goes well💯
i cried towards the end. Thank you Kevin for your existence.