You two are exactly the type of guys who should be hosting podcasts in todays day! As a 23 year old guy, I really really hope that more young men can find positive role models such as yourselves, who are comfortable talking to each other about your lives, your relationships, your feelings, etc. Pre-ordered the book and cannot wait to hear more of these pods :)
As a 38 year old man, one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned is allowing the younger generation to inspire me to do better myself. I allow myself to acknowledge that I can learn from those younger than me as much as those that are older. Yes Theory is one of a few channels that helped change my life over the last 5 years. I wouldn’t be where I am today without it!
Fame and fortune hit you all pretty hard, likely took you by surprise. Going from being a kid to adults with money, power and influence despite being a good thing can be traumatizing. Living life on the edge, being constantly on a search for new experiences, having an audience watching with high expectations can cause enormous stress. You all got caught up in a massive tidal wave. I hear Matt saying, basically that the shock of it all was traumatizing, rising the wave, doing with the flow without having the time to really process and think about whether or not he would choose this life for himself is understandable. His nervous system must be absolutely shot. Lewis Capaldi is currently homing through something similar, basically began to unravel after his swift journey to international fame. I think it’s wise to take a break and do some soul searching, ultimately follow his heart, live out his own dreams as opposed to just going along with the group.
There's a lot to take away from this, but one thing that stood out to me is they're both fantastic listeners. That level of true support is so enviable.
I'm 25 and still live in my hometown. I want to travel but I'm terrified. I want to move out of my parents' house but I'm terrified. I've had so many times where, without my family, I would be homeless. If I leave, only I can save me. I hate myself to have wasted so much time..
Today is the day. The past is gone, make a choice now to step out and do something towards your goal. You'll manage BTW. I had to leave with two small children and go to another town where I didn't know anyone. Good people are everywhere, adventures are everywhere. Have fun. You are only 25.
What I probably love most about live is that we are literally the writer of our own story. Every day you have the chance to just build in a plot twist and go travel, move to a new town or start a family. I've been a stoner without any real ambitions from like 18-24, then I had a breakup and on top had some medical problems and decided to change my whole life. I started educating myself, going on walks, eating healthy, going to university. I am 26 now and older then most students in my class but literally no one cares because everyone got their own problems. Think of your life as a movie, a good story doesn't start with the main character having everything figured out from the beginning.
One of the biggest mistakes that I made in my 20’s was to think that ‘tomorrow will be better’. The reality is that there is no guarantee that it will be. Now I deal with my uncomfortable crap as quickly as possible and get it behind me so that the odds are much better that I will be having good days ahead.
Same here… after being sexually and emotionally abused as a child and teen, I kept telling myself things would be better when I was older and in control of my own life… nothing gets better unless you take steps to make it better and those steps include going through and accepting all the crap and all the bad that happened. Doing that and learning from that is the only way to understand yourself and the decisions you’ve made in the past that have contributed to the issues so you can make better ones in the future. I also feel that this idea that is put on all of us to make a decision as to what we are going to do for the rest of our lives when we are still kids is a whole huge part of why so many struggle, every day is a learning experience we are learning who we are and what we like. Being forced into making some decision that impacts every aspect of our lives is not useful. It’s us trying to force something, we don’t know what tomorrow will bring. We can push up against every wall that we come across and try to bust through that wall or we can find a way around it. I wish someone would have told me this when I was younger.
I guess I was confused. I thought Matt had stepped back to write his book and to be more behind the scenes instead. But I had not understood that he was totally leaving Yes Theory. Or that he and Thomas had not spoken for some time. Thomas and the Yes Theory team should know that you have created the very best content and channel on RUclips -- and you have created an incredible movement. Your impact for people around the globe has been so incredibly impactful and will last a lifetime. So sorry to hear that Thomas has had so much pain and stress. This is a lot of work on all of your shoulders. But you and your team represent greatness! Your content uplifts people like no other content channel can. Thank you Thomas and Ammar and Matt. I know you will miss Matt -- but you and Ammar have been blessed by some new members of your team to continue your inspiring work.
I think the Seek Discomfort videos should dive more into the mental health side of things with Matt heading that part up. He analyses and breaks things down, I love it
I used to think that talking about your feelings was too indulgent. Then I went in to recovery and half way through, a young man came in. He was acting all gangster and I saw a lot of myself in his attitude. I sat down with him, and very assertively said 'look: let's take off these masks and actually be vulnerable'. A month later, he told me that that conversation changed his life. I told him it changed mine, too'. He left our retreat program and had the courage to tell his family about his daughter (they didn't know he had a child). Unfortunately, they weren't ready to be vulnerable, themselves. They didn't take it well. He ran out, and his body was found the next day in the woods. When I see men like Matt and Thomas be able to open up, it reminds me of my dear friend. And I hope that we can all be open and vulnerable with each other. Some people are more sensitive than others, but even if you aren't really sensitive, please try to be sensitive to those around you. Matt, you are amazing, and I'm so glad you are going through your own recovery.
Matt, me being an introvert, I get it. I was so happy that COVID happened because things stopped, really STOPPED!!! The break I needed had FINALLY arrived. This is not to take anything away from those who lost their lives or those that are extroverts and need to be around people constantly but it was my saving grace.
Hearing Thomas talk about one of his biggest priorities being starting a family was actually so refreshing. I’m 29 and the dating scene is so focused on short term relationships and not many people seem intent on settling down (at least in the Netherlands it is). But I have the same desire, so I hope we will both find someone in our 30s ❤️ Also, as a teacher I LOVED hearing you talk about education. If ever you need anything, I’d be so down to help! I proudly use your videos in my classes in the hopes I can inspire my students, so I’d love to do something to pay it forward
This is the type of conversations that strikes a chord at a soul level. Genuine human connection. I'm glad there are role models like you out there who are willing to speak so openly about mental health and learning to process emotions and events. Thank you for this great conversation and for opening up so authentically about what you both lived through.
I’m loving this podcast. Matt is like a missing piece of the YES puzzle. I’m an introverted dude with anxiety but also have an adventurous side so I can relate to you. Just take your time and just don’t over do it. I’m trying to learn that in my own life.
As a person with chronic anxiety life became easier when the world slowed down. I think its okay to be grateful for that sudden change of pace, while also being sad for the cause of it.
You are all men of excellence. Matt, there are many famous people who will never have the depth or the character that you have. That makes you not “just a dude”. Who you are and what you carry is priceless. Hold your head up high and be proud. I admire you. Even though this wasn’t a super fun adventure type video, I think the journey you’ve gone on Matt is one of the most brilliant displays of seeking discomfort I’ve seen from Yes Theory yet. Same to you Thomas with how you have pursued relationship and worked through the hard things with love. Thank you for sharing this all!
Both of you have always been so articulate in the way you speak and convey emotions. You just have this tone and mannerism that I can listen to all day. If there was a regular podcast I would definitely tune in.
i'm watching these guys after ages. thomas seems to have super grown and matured a lot, almost like he's the one taking leadership on. Matt seems a lot calmer and centered with himself
It's really nice to see your friendship isn't perfect (like often portrayed in older videos) and inspiring to see your journey of seeking discomfort, talking it out and facing the issues head on rather than continuing to avoid/run from them worked out as I'm dealing with a similar struggle and it becoming harder and harder to reach back out the longer time goes without speaking.
hearing two people who have this amount of love and care for one another is truly so wonderful to see. the way you both communicate your feelings is very admiring. it makes me want to open up more and stop being so hard on myself. there are so many people struggling with mental health and it's comforting knowing you aren't alone in it all and we all have similar worries and fears. it was nice to see you two again and i hope the best for you guys.
I just turned 26 and I’ve been too terrified to travel. I’ve decided, after re-watching a ton of yes theory, I want to get over that fear and experience what I’ve always desired. The yes theory fam has given me faith that there are people out there who feel the same and it’s given me faith that I can find connection in places I’d never dreamed. There’s friends out there that I have yet to meet.I’m ready for 2025 and my wallet is crying for the trips where I’m willing and able to say yes
Good for you guys. This is fantastic, especially to see two young men talking so openly about how they feel. Bravo! It’s remarkable the insights that you’re having at 30. I’m 39, and it certainly is a much different perspective than 29, but I’m just starting to finally sit with myself and feel everything I’ve been through over my lifetime. Lots and lots of trauma. Lots of saying yes when I really wanted to say no. Lots of burn out. It is hard and it is a lot to process. But man is life so much better once you do and have that wisdom and experience to pull from. Great video. Thanks for being brave!
I can't tell you guys how much it means to me to hear you both open up about your struggles, hardships, and lessons you've learned. I've found myself in the same headspace alot recently, and listening to how you're both working through it.... it helps more than I can put into words.
heartbreaking to hear thomas admit that their friendship basically ended until a few months ago. but happy that they are able to rebuild their relationship in a way that makes more sense for them at this stage in their lives ❤
One of your best video’s yet…seeking discomfort at it’s prime! Matt even if you removed everything…you are more than good enough just being Matt, and anyone would be lucky to have you in their life. I see the actions you’ve taken as a journey of courage and strength…simply inspiring on so many levels. I’ve watched you guys for years, your existence and energy is a blessing to this world. Your new passion/s & why/s will come when they’re meant to, it’s not something that you can force…just have faith, that one day, they will suddenly come out of nowhere. In the meantime, focus on finding the love within for yourself…I can’t wait for you to see what we strangers see so clearly
I’m so touched watching this. I’ve followed YesTheory for a few years now and you, Thomas and Ammar have highlighted the true definition of friendship and love. You both have so much kindness and compassion toward each other, really such a beautiful thing to see. I’m so excited for your book and to hopefully see more of you in the future!
Yes Theory has wholeheartedly been my biggest inspiration and watching this podcast made me feel so warm inside knowing this genuine relationship is still in tact. From watching every shingle episode some multiple times I cant express how much this group has meant for me. Yes Fam for life
Honestly there is nothing more attractive than a man who talks so openly about his intentions, fears and emotions. It makes me quite sad and annoyed at us people for having built, throughout many decades, this type of patriarchal society where sharing these parts of ourselves with this kind of openness is considered weak and something to be ashamed of for men. I truly admire the ability that you two have to sit in front of each other and share your experiences face to face. It takes a lot of emotional intelligence, and I am glad to see it happening more and more between guys.💫
Great convo! My daughter has a math disability called Dyscalculia and getting her needs met have been supported by her school but also been a major struggle in some ways. Education is so important and offers opportunities for all people. Those who struggle economically, politically and with learning disabilities need even more support and empowerment.
"One whole long grieving process." Yeah, that's powerful. Beautiful things and beautiful relationships come to an end - our lives are constantly upheaving. We till the old ground into something new and it's a painful process. Just finished the book and loved it - I couldn't put it down. It's great introspection. I love how your relationship with Derin starts and ends the book.
Honestly, I think this is best video YES THEORY has ever made. Thousands of listeners will take away valuable lessons from this very candid conversation.. I don’t know how to thank you. Cheers.
This was powerful. Thank you for inviting us in to witness the respect, compassion, and love you have for each other. Wow, just amazing. And yes: MAGIC happened in that black taxi when Matt joined.
I feel this so much. I was also never really able to admit it out loud, because COVID meant a lot of horrible things for a lot of people. The impact that it had on everyone was severe, so I still don't understand why, but the pandemic really saved my life. That was the only way that I was able to escape from the horrible life that I had, slow down and start working on myself to change it.
Love this. I was sad to hear Matt was leaving. I'm sad this is also his farewell tour. However, I'm so happy that he's in a good place where he recognizes where he's at and has the support from his bros. As we grow, we are constantly rediscovering ourselves and this is just what that is - hardships lead to growth. And I'm glad we will see him in some adventures!
I'll take it as a good sign that the book is being released on my birthday! I'm currently getting ready for a journey to asia and trying to beat the fear of flying and of leaving my family. Even though I can't wait to get there, I am starting to feel a bit nervous about all the unknown. Therefore I've came to watch your wholesome videos and here I am, struck by your conversation. Not only seeking discomfort with outerly things, but also with yourself and people around you. This is by far the best channel on youtube.
Pre-ordered the book can’t wait to read it! Absolutely agree you need to go out and try things in your 20’s or you truly will never know. That’s something I’ve been trying to incorporate more and more in my work and in general life.
It is so profound to watch your interaction and hear about the difficulties you two had to face in your friendship. The reality behind Matt stepping out and the authenticity with whom your sharing the story, the love and care you two show as possible through the ups and downs, opens a door into the mainstream consciousness of what is possible. Usually we regard only romantic relationships in these terms, but your conversation puts intimacy (into-me-see)into a whole new perspective. Your honesty is raising mass consciousness big time and I thank you for that. Change is the only constant of our lives, and that includes relationships.
I really enjoyed the entire conversation. It was just as authentic as all your other videos and I'm so grateful for this authenticity. This really is the beginning of a whole new world on Earth, things are truly changing for everyone. Thank you Matt for speaking about black and white when it comes to dealing with people. That's how it's been like for me my whole life, and I am working towards changing it. It's great to hear someone else speak about it. Lots of love to you and the Yes Theory boys ❤ !!!
I watch three young man through these channel bringing a values that at the end makes them learn about life. The energy cultivated become the resources that lead into learning their better version of their self. We see two of them talking heart to heart about hows life for them, and what we can learn about so that we can at least function when our self loose the sanity or just need company. Hey matt I wish you find your inner peace through this writing process, we love your company and yet we love your determination to find your way to keep living as the matt that bringing our days happiness within yestheory video. I hope your sky is much clearer now... and our thomas, thank you for being such a good friend for matt and yes fams. Looking forward for the legendary three man team video anytime... 🌬💙
I just want to give Matt a big hug 🥺 Matt if you’re reading this you’ve come a long way, constantly working towards bettering your self from the War your family has gone through is HARD WORK. Pat yourself on the back, feeling lost and like you don’t know what you’re doing IS OK. it’s a process for souls that struggle w anxiety. You got this !!
Over the past few weeks and months I was struggling a lot with trying to figure out my next steps, trying to decide what dreams I'm capable to chase, and especially what my personal WHY is. This has helped me a lot to see things more clearly and to take a step back from feeling alone with this issue that at times can completely take over my mind. Thank you so much for sharing and helping other people with this kind of honest talks❤️
GREAT VIDEO! Thank you so much for vulnerably sharing so much with us! SO many relationships end permanently because people don’t know how to do what you two did! Sharing your process and parts of how you came together again is SO needed; especially in male/male relationships. Even if one side attempts to reconcile the other side is not receptive, I believe that it’s always worth trying. At the very least, you will get together, have some long conversations, and decide whether or not you want that person in your life. Also, if things are cleared up and your communication fades away again, you will more than likely be more at peace with everything.
In the conversation between Matt and Thomas, they reflect on a period when their friendship was strained and they weren't as close. The reasons for this period of distance can be summarized as follows: Personal Challenges and Growth: Both Matt and Thomas were going through their own personal journeys of self-discovery and growth. Matt, in particular, talks about dealing with anxiety, mental health issues, and the need for a break from the constant pressures of content creation and public life. His decision to step back and focus on his health and well-being was a major factor in the distance that grew between them. Professional Pressures: The demands and pressures of running a successful RUclips channel and business, such as Yes Theory, also played a role. The constant need to produce content, manage a growing brand, and live up to public expectations put a strain on their relationship. Change in Dynamics: Their professional relationship, being part of a popular RUclips channel, inevitably impacted their personal friendship. The dynamics of working closely together, dealing with fame, and navigating the challenges of content creation led to tensions and a need for personal space. Communication and Misunderstandings: There were instances of miscommunication and misunderstandings between them, compounded by the fact that they were dealing with their individual struggles and changes in their professional lives. Need for Personal Space: Both of them recognized a need for personal space to deal with their respective issues. This period of distance allowed them to focus on themselves, reflect on their priorities, and address their personal challenges. Throughout their conversation, it's evident that despite these challenges, they maintained a deep respect and care for each other. Their discussion highlights the complexities of maintaining a friendship in the face of personal and professional growth, especially when in the public eye. The conversation ends on a positive note, with both expressing a renewed understanding and appreciation for their friendship and the journey they have shared.
Thank you so much for having this conversation. The biggest point I took away from this is that life us an ebb and flow of ups and downs, not a linear progression of constantly going up. It shows that the down times are points you can reassess your goals and not feel like you failed.
Just when I thought the podcast with Pedro was the best you topped it with this. You guys are amazing in a world where it seems forbidden to talk about mental health your strong and so amazing for sharing it this way. I appreciate the openness. And Thomas I'm one of the people who think about changing the education system in my country but also would love to have an impact in any other country as well in that sector so I'd love to be a part of it.
To Thomas’ comments on having vague dreams. Not everyone is blessed with the fortune of having these large, very clear goals. I do like that he said it’s important to try new things, I think it’s also important for people to recognize that it’s okay if it doesn’t happen for you. This is something I struggled with for a long time. Recognizing that you can find your peace and happiness in the mundane, and that you can be here and just be beautiful, and weird, is also totally okay.
Hi! I don't think Thomas is talking about big, large dreams from the point of scale but understanding or at least asking yourself what would make you happy and then doing something about it, not just waiting for it to happen. Nothing wrong with the mundane "smaller" dreams, of course you can be happy that way but I think the focus is being intentional whit it and check in with yourself.
I can so relate to Matt a little bit right now, as I’ve had a pretty adventurous life up until the last year or so and at this point, I’m 34 and I have no idea what I want in life. I just want to be happy, I know that much.
i had some friends that i also build a business and were together 24/7. i wish it my business relationship with them had ended as maturely and beautiful as what you guys did. not an easy or pretty thing to go trough at all. its hard but im so glad you had this conversation. props to you guys!
I finally got around to watching this one. My birthday was 11/19 I’m so happy to see what happened on that day and to now come back and here this, it was a surprise gift that was in front of my eyes ❤
Being heartbroken doesnt totally leaves you -thats 100% true. I was thomas at 22 and that was 14 years ago and in a happy relationship and is casual with that person but still it doesnt totally leaves you, the lessons most of all.
Thank you Matt, Thank you Thomas for both being so open and honest about your friendship and you maybe leaving Yes Theory but that door is always open and I can bet you anything this isn't the last we will see of you Matt!
I love the rawness, honesty and sense of comfort/discomfort of this podcast. Grateful for this channel and Yes Theory. Such an inspiration and light to many, Love from Thailand xx
Damn proud of you Lads ! True friends are like diamonds, precious and rare. False friends are like autumn leaves and fall everywhere. I’m so damn proud of you both, I laughed, I smiled, I even sobbed with such happiness. What a beautiful friendship. Magic !
i think a a lot of people don't understand the amount of stress and time it takes to make a yes theory video happen, it's a lot of planning a lot of footage combined and TONS of editing, and mixing.. i feel like a lot of people would think this is only go pro footage but its not, you have to mix the audio the video and all the cuts after recording for days with different batteries, it is truly a miracle that this small group of people met up to create the biggest solution to the continuous problem of our society that we live in... We are the people and more than ever... we need to bring the people back together...
This made me smile, laugh and cry at the same time. Thank you, Matt and Thomas. I've been struggling lately and I am grateful that this video is very insightful and full of reflections. I’ll definitely keep going. Thank you thank you!
I just found Yes Theory about a week or so ago and love your videos (watched over 10 of them already)! This, however, was one of the more impactful offerings you (or anyone else I've seen) have put out there. It was thoughtful, respectful, and real. Such a great conversation about the messiness and promise of life even when everything from the outside looks like sunshine & rainbows. Thanks for this 🙏 (You two are also extremely good listeners and communicators)
Alright so Ive watched you guys for years now.. I gotta say this... Matt and Thomas both of you very good story tellers, but I also love the message you guys leave on every step of the way.. its beautiful and inspiring for many of us in the remote parts parts of the society to even come close.. I appreciate the fact that you guys keep going, and hopefully Matt the book encapsulates what you've been hoping for. In a world with a lot of uncertainty and fear and nonsense, I deeply appreciate you guys!
One thing I got from this whole conversation is that Thomas is genuinely a wonderful soul and anyone who is friends with him is genuinely a lucky person. I want to be more like him, especially in the way I interact with people.
We love you, Matt!! Stoked for the book & so happy to always have you as part of the YES fam & OG. Much love to your next endeavors & happy to still be here
As someone who watched Yes theory videos from beginning, I feel like you both changed in your own ways. Thomas has grown magnificently in more mature way, every struggle you had, you turned into a lesson and you became wiser with decision makings. Matt has grown from his past, learned lessons and overcome his emotional disturbance, but has done it in his own pace. You have some more time until you mature fully, but if you stick around Thomas, you are on your way. Ammar is now experiencing fun and celebrity treatments, so he takes advantage of it and we cannot blame him, it is his time, but hopefully he won't lose himself in it, because he is a sweetheart. Guys, even though I don't follow you anymore, I love you and I always check on you from time to time, just to be sure you're doing alright. I am at peace now ❤
Watching the part where they talk about being recognized. I’ll never forget driving back from the beach in Hawaii and seeing Ammar and Thomas walking in Ala Moana and freaking out wishing I could’ve just stopped the car and said hi.
What beautiful men inside and out. Thomas it’s been very inspiring watching you recently, you have a brave and kind heart. You are an inspiration! Reach out if you ever make it to New Zealand would love to venture with you. May both your paths be truely blessed 🙏🏻🤍✨
This one was hard to listen to, I loved it. After all these years I think I was not even ready to face some of the things you said, but I listened, I understand and I appreciate the honesty. This episode is taking us close to the end. Agh, bittersweet.
Wow. Deep. Thanks Thomas and Matt for opening up and being vulnerable in front of the Yes Theory family. Great role models for your audience and men, to be real with yourself and reflect your emotions. The videos are amazing, we don’t realize the amount of pull it may have on a RUclipsrs life. Thank you guys for all that you do for the global community. Peace be with you and greetings from Los Angeles, you guys rock!
I watched this when it first came out, now, watching it again, I can "hear" you both better. Many RUclipsrs talk about the algorithm and not feeling that you can step away from content. Nothing is worth it but, if it is your business, you have to. We all live with an "algorithm". And we all need to step away for a bit. Life is not black and white....it is a myriad of colours. Some of the colours work and some clash...we just need to remember that it's ok. Don't let yourself get stuck in the eddy of life, breathe for a bit, allow for grace and get back into the current.
I don't think these two men have any idea how much they impact others lives. This is a true friendship. Things do change but you have to be willing to adapt. Love Yes Theory. This coming from a senior citizen fan
I wish every potentially healthy or broken friendship and maybe specifically male friedship to reach out this point when you can seat together without any judgments and just share perspectives, emotions, assumptions, be vulnerable and process. It is all about communication!
Just want to say Matt you are not alone. I can understand when you have this vague ideas about things, how they should be but not being able to realise it fully. Like something great is coming but not knowing when will it come... And the time just passes by and you wonder oh I just started just trying to figure it out how to make it happen. Hoping to see a clear vision for myself and wishing the same for you 🙏🏻 good luck!
I love this so much! The perspective that you all have is amazing! So proud of you matt and thomas for breaching these topics and just being open with each other and the viewers. Thanks for these
When you're talking about the school, sometimes the best way is to find a specialized school and help them. I came from Bachman Academy and relied on Donors for years to keep the school going for Autism and ADHD+ other Learning Disabilities; it changed my life to be much more verbal/able to actually learn. Even helping buying a camp or keeping a camp afloat could be lifechanging.
I hope everything goes well, as a yes theory fan from a not so good place right now (Myanmar). I found comfort watching your videos and Im taking action to accomplish my goals even if I hardly get any attention and Im an introvert but I found that without action I can't accomplish. Thanks for making these videos, it helps me to keep going and find new goals.
I truly loved this conversation as a whole. And as someone who has been ticking my goals off one by one since i was 18. I applaud you thomas for allowing yourself to choose which goals are achievable in the right time frame of your life. And which ones you don't have to rush. It's extremely important to do that.
Thanks for this convo Matt and thanks for listening everyone ❤
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You two are exactly the type of guys who should be hosting podcasts in todays day! As a 23 year old guy, I really really hope that more young men can find positive role models such as yourselves, who are comfortable talking to each other about your lives, your relationships, your feelings, etc.
Pre-ordered the book and cannot wait to hear more of these pods :)
As a 38 year old man, one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned is allowing the younger generation to inspire me to do better myself. I allow myself to acknowledge that I can learn from those younger than me as much as those that are older. Yes Theory is one of a few channels that helped change my life over the last 5 years. I wouldn’t be where I am today without it!
what colour is your buggati?
Fame and fortune hit you all pretty hard, likely took you by surprise. Going from being a kid to adults with money, power and influence despite being a good thing can be traumatizing. Living life on the edge, being constantly on a search for new experiences, having an audience watching with high expectations can cause enormous stress. You all got caught up in a massive tidal wave. I hear Matt saying, basically that the shock of it all was traumatizing, rising the wave, doing with the flow without having the time to really process and think about whether or not he would choose this life for himself is understandable. His nervous system must be absolutely shot. Lewis Capaldi is currently homing through something similar, basically began to unravel after his swift journey to international fame. I think it’s wise to take a break and do some soul searching, ultimately follow his heart, live out his own dreams as opposed to just going along with the group.
There's a lot to take away from this, but one thing that stood out to me is they're both fantastic listeners. That level of true support is so enviable.
I'm 25 and still live in my hometown. I want to travel but I'm terrified. I want to move out of my parents' house but I'm terrified. I've had so many times where, without my family, I would be homeless. If I leave, only I can save me. I hate myself to have wasted so much time..
i’m in the exact same situation and i feel the exact same way
Today is the day. The past is gone, make a choice now to step out and do something towards your goal.
You'll manage BTW. I had to leave with two small children and go to another town where I didn't know anyone. Good people are everywhere, adventures are everywhere. Have fun. You are only 25.
What I probably love most about live is that we are literally the writer of our own story.
Every day you have the chance to just build in a plot twist and go travel, move to a new town or start a family.
I've been a stoner without any real ambitions from like 18-24, then I had a breakup and on top had some medical problems and decided to change my whole life.
I started educating myself, going on walks, eating healthy, going to university. I am 26 now and older then most students in my class but literally no one cares because everyone got their own problems.
Think of your life as a movie, a good story doesn't start with the main character having everything figured out from the beginning.
I understand what Matt feels. It's hard not to have a purpose. Like having too much freedom and space is just a perfect recipe for anxiety.
my entire lifeeee
One of the biggest mistakes that I made in my 20’s was to think that ‘tomorrow will be better’. The reality is that there is no guarantee that it will be. Now I deal with my uncomfortable crap as quickly as possible and get it behind me so that the odds are much better that I will be having good days ahead.
Same here… after being sexually and emotionally abused as a child and teen, I kept telling myself things would be better when I was older and in control of my own life… nothing gets better unless you take steps to make it better and those steps include going through and accepting all the crap and all the bad that happened. Doing that and learning from that is the only way to understand yourself and the decisions you’ve made in the past that have contributed to the issues so you can make better ones in the future. I also feel that this idea that is put on all of us to make a decision as to what we are going to do for the rest of our lives when we are still kids is a whole huge part of why so many struggle, every day is a learning experience we are learning who we are and what we like. Being forced into making some decision that impacts every aspect of our lives is not useful. It’s us trying to force something, we don’t know what tomorrow will bring. We can push up against every wall that we come across and try to bust through that wall or we can find a way around it. I wish someone would have told me this when I was younger.
@ Super happy to hear that you are on track now - it’s shocking how many of us never get past the hard parts. Keep smiling.☺️
I guess I was confused. I thought Matt had stepped back to write his book and to be more behind the scenes instead. But I had not understood that he was totally leaving Yes Theory. Or that he and Thomas had not spoken for some time. Thomas and the Yes Theory team should know that you have created the very best content and channel on RUclips -- and you have created an incredible movement. Your impact for people around the globe has been so incredibly impactful and will last a lifetime. So sorry to hear that Thomas has had so much pain and stress. This is a lot of work on all of your shoulders. But you and your team represent greatness! Your content uplifts people like no other content channel can. Thank you Thomas and Ammar and Matt. I know you will miss Matt -- but you and Ammar have been blessed by some new members of your team to continue your inspiring work.
I think the Seek Discomfort videos should dive more into the mental health side of things with Matt heading that part up. He analyses and breaks things down, I love it
So much respect for Thomas bringing this level of compassion and empathy to the friendship
I used to think that talking about your feelings was too indulgent. Then I went in to recovery and half way through, a young man came in. He was acting all gangster and I saw a lot of myself in his attitude. I sat down with him, and very assertively said 'look: let's take off these masks and actually be vulnerable'. A month later, he told me that that conversation changed his life. I told him it changed mine, too'. He left our retreat program and had the courage to tell his family about his daughter (they didn't know he had a child). Unfortunately, they weren't ready to be vulnerable, themselves. They didn't take it well. He ran out, and his body was found the next day in the woods. When I see men like Matt and Thomas be able to open up, it reminds me of my dear friend. And I hope that we can all be open and vulnerable with each other. Some people are more sensitive than others, but even if you aren't really sensitive, please try to be sensitive to those around you. Matt, you are amazing, and I'm so glad you are going through your own recovery.
Matt, me being an introvert, I get it. I was so happy that COVID happened because things stopped, really STOPPED!!! The break I needed had FINALLY arrived. This is not to take anything away from those who lost their lives or those that are extroverts and need to be around people constantly but it was my saving grace.
Hearing Thomas talk about one of his biggest priorities being starting a family was actually so refreshing. I’m 29 and the dating scene is so focused on short term relationships and not many people seem intent on settling down (at least in the Netherlands it is). But I have the same desire, so I hope we will both find someone in our 30s ❤️
Also, as a teacher I LOVED hearing you talk about education. If ever you need anything, I’d be so down to help! I proudly use your videos in my classes in the hopes I can inspire my students, so I’d love to do something to pay it forward
This is the type of conversations that strikes a chord at a soul level. Genuine human connection. I'm glad there are role models like you out there who are willing to speak so openly about mental health and learning to process emotions and events. Thank you for this great conversation and for opening up so authentically about what you both lived through.
I’m loving this podcast. Matt is like a missing piece of the YES puzzle. I’m an introverted dude with anxiety but also have an adventurous side so I can relate to you. Just take your time and just don’t over do it. I’m trying to learn that in my own life.
As a person with chronic anxiety life became easier when the world slowed down. I think its okay to be grateful for that sudden change of pace, while also being sad for the cause of it.
Love these open conversations. Great one 🔥
Thanks Mike 🙏
You are all men of excellence. Matt, there are many famous people who will never have the depth or the character that you have. That makes you not “just a dude”. Who you are and what you carry is priceless. Hold your head up high and be proud. I admire you.
Even though this wasn’t a super fun adventure type video, I think the journey you’ve gone on Matt is one of the most brilliant displays of seeking discomfort I’ve seen from Yes Theory yet. Same to you Thomas with how you have pursued relationship and worked through the hard things with love.
Thank you for sharing this all!
Both of you have always been so articulate in the way you speak and convey emotions. You just have this tone and mannerism that I can listen to all day. If there was a regular podcast I would definitely tune in.
i'm watching these guys after ages. thomas seems to have super grown and matured a lot, almost like he's the one taking leadership on. Matt seems a lot calmer and centered with himself
It's really nice to see your friendship isn't perfect (like often portrayed in older videos) and inspiring to see your journey of seeking discomfort, talking it out and facing the issues head on rather than continuing to avoid/run from them worked out as I'm dealing with a similar struggle and it becoming harder and harder to reach back out the longer time goes without speaking.
hearing two people who have this amount of love and care for one another is truly so wonderful to see. the way you both communicate your feelings is very admiring. it makes me want to open up more and stop being so hard on myself. there are so many people struggling with mental health and it's comforting knowing you aren't alone in it all and we all have similar worries and fears. it was nice to see you two again and i hope the best for you guys.
I feel so understood… when Matt talks about the anxiety and experience he went through
Been waiting for this since the day Matt announced about his going away party podcast 😍⚡️🤍
I just turned 26 and I’ve been too terrified to travel. I’ve decided, after re-watching a ton of yes theory, I want to get over that fear and experience what I’ve always desired. The yes theory fam has given me faith that there are people out there who feel the same and it’s given me faith that I can find connection in places I’d never dreamed. There’s friends out there that I have yet to meet.I’m ready for 2025 and my wallet is crying for the trips where I’m willing and able to say yes
I can't help but sense there are things still unsaid and wounds still unhealed.
Good for you guys. This is fantastic, especially to see two young men talking so openly about how they feel. Bravo! It’s remarkable the insights that you’re having at 30. I’m 39, and it certainly is a much different perspective than 29, but I’m just starting to finally sit with myself and feel everything I’ve been through over my lifetime. Lots and lots of trauma. Lots of saying yes when I really wanted to say no. Lots of burn out. It is hard and it is a lot to process. But man is life so much better once you do and have that wisdom and experience to pull from. Great video. Thanks for being brave!
I can't tell you guys how much it means to me to hear you both open up about your struggles, hardships, and lessons you've learned. I've found myself in the same headspace alot recently, and listening to how you're both working through it.... it helps more than I can put into words.
heartbreaking to hear thomas admit that their friendship basically ended until a few months ago. but happy that they are able to rebuild their relationship in a way that makes more sense for them at this stage in their lives ❤
One of your best video’s yet…seeking discomfort at it’s prime! Matt even if you removed everything…you are more than good enough just being Matt, and anyone would be lucky to have you in their life. I see the actions you’ve taken as a journey of courage and strength…simply inspiring on so many levels. I’ve watched you guys for years, your existence and energy is a blessing to this world. Your new passion/s & why/s will come when they’re meant to, it’s not something that you can force…just have faith, that one day, they will suddenly come out of nowhere. In the meantime, focus on finding the love within for yourself…I can’t wait for you to see what we strangers see so clearly
I’m so touched watching this. I’ve followed YesTheory for a few years now and you, Thomas and Ammar have highlighted the true definition of friendship and love. You both have so much kindness and compassion toward each other, really such a beautiful thing to see. I’m so excited for your book and to hopefully see more of you in the future!
It’s genuinely makes me happy to how raw they come and put themselves vulnerable to everyone. Thanks for this podcast
What an amazing, transparent and authentic conversation. You young men are quite impressive
Yes Theory has wholeheartedly been my biggest inspiration and watching this podcast made me feel so warm inside knowing this genuine relationship is still in tact. From watching every shingle episode some multiple times I cant express how much this group has meant for me. Yes Fam for life
Honestly there is nothing more attractive than a man who talks so openly about his intentions, fears and emotions. It makes me quite sad and annoyed at us people for having built, throughout many decades, this type of patriarchal society where sharing these parts of ourselves with this kind of openness is considered weak and something to be ashamed of for men. I truly admire the ability that you two have to sit in front of each other and share your experiences face to face. It takes a lot of emotional intelligence, and I am glad to see it happening more and more between guys.💫
Great convo! My daughter has a math disability called Dyscalculia and getting her needs met have been supported by her school but also been a major struggle in some ways. Education is so important and offers opportunities for all people. Those who struggle economically, politically and with learning disabilities need even more support and empowerment.
You guys are an inspiration to so many. It is great to see you being vulnerable and sharing this conversation with us, thank you!
"One whole long grieving process." Yeah, that's powerful. Beautiful things and beautiful relationships come to an end - our lives are constantly upheaving. We till the old ground into something new and it's a painful process. Just finished the book and loved it - I couldn't put it down. It's great introspection. I love how your relationship with Derin starts and ends the book.
Honestly, I think this is best video YES THEORY has ever made. Thousands of listeners will take away valuable lessons from this very candid conversation..
I don’t know how to thank you. Cheers.
This was powerful. Thank you for inviting us in to witness the respect, compassion, and love you have for each other. Wow, just amazing. And yes: MAGIC happened in that black taxi when Matt joined.
I feel this so much. I was also never really able to admit it out loud, because COVID meant a lot of horrible things for a lot of people. The impact that it had on everyone was severe, so I still don't understand why, but the pandemic really saved my life. That was the only way that I was able to escape from the horrible life that I had, slow down and start working on myself to change it.
Can’t wait to purchase the book❤ you’re both amazing ! Ammar included 👏🏽🙏🏽 keep being you , the world needs more of you !
Both are great ❤️ Matt is such a special person. It’s so clear how well he wishes for others and genuinely cares for thomas
Love this. I was sad to hear Matt was leaving. I'm sad this is also his farewell tour. However, I'm so happy that he's in a good place where he recognizes where he's at and has the support from his bros. As we grow, we are constantly rediscovering ourselves and this is just what that is - hardships lead to growth. And I'm glad we will see him in some adventures!
This is an EPIC and awesome openness and the approach is beautiful, stay blessed and loving for one another
I'll take it as a good sign that the book is being released on my birthday!
I'm currently getting ready for a journey to asia and trying to beat the fear of flying and of leaving my family. Even though I can't wait to get there, I am starting to feel a bit nervous about all the unknown. Therefore I've came to watch your wholesome videos and here I am, struck by your conversation. Not only seeking discomfort with outerly things, but also with yourself and people around you.
This is by far the best channel on youtube.
Pre-ordered the book can’t wait to read it! Absolutely agree you need to go out and try things in your 20’s or you truly will never know. That’s something I’ve been trying to incorporate more and more in my work and in general life.
It is so profound to watch your interaction and hear about the difficulties you two had to face in your friendship. The reality behind Matt stepping out and the authenticity with whom your sharing the story, the love and care you two show as possible through the ups and downs, opens a door into the mainstream consciousness of what is possible. Usually we regard only romantic relationships in these terms, but your conversation puts intimacy (into-me-see)into a whole new perspective. Your honesty is raising mass consciousness big time and I thank you for that. Change is the only constant of our lives, and that includes relationships.
I really enjoyed the entire conversation. It was just as authentic as all your other videos and I'm so grateful for this authenticity. This really is the beginning of a whole new world on Earth, things are truly changing for everyone. Thank you Matt for speaking about black and white when it comes to dealing with people. That's how it's been like for me my whole life, and I am working towards changing it. It's great to hear someone else speak about it. Lots of love to you and the Yes Theory boys ❤ !!!
I watch three young man through these channel bringing a values that at the end makes them learn about life. The energy cultivated become the resources that lead into learning their better version of their self. We see two of them talking heart to heart about hows life for them, and what we can learn about so that we can at least function when our self loose the sanity or just need company. Hey matt I wish you find your inner peace through this writing process, we love your company and yet we love your determination to find your way to keep living as the matt that bringing our days happiness within yestheory video. I hope your sky is much clearer now... and our thomas, thank you for being such a good friend for matt and yes fams. Looking forward for the legendary three man team video anytime... 🌬💙
I just want to give Matt a big hug 🥺 Matt if you’re reading this you’ve come a long way, constantly working towards bettering your self from the War your family has gone through is HARD WORK. Pat yourself on the back, feeling lost and like you don’t know what you’re doing IS OK. it’s a process for souls that struggle w anxiety. You got this !!
Over the past few weeks and months I was struggling a lot with trying to figure out my next steps, trying to decide what dreams I'm capable to chase, and especially what my personal WHY is. This has helped me a lot to see things more clearly and to take a step back from feeling alone with this issue that at times can completely take over my mind. Thank you so much for sharing and helping other people with this kind of honest talks❤️
GREAT VIDEO! Thank you so much for vulnerably sharing so much with us! SO many relationships end permanently because people don’t know how to do what you two did! Sharing your process and parts of how you came together again is SO needed; especially in male/male relationships. Even if one side attempts to reconcile the other side is not receptive, I believe that it’s always worth trying. At the very least, you will get together, have some long conversations, and decide whether or not you want that person in your life. Also, if things are cleared up and your communication fades away again, you will more than likely be more at peace with everything.
In the conversation between Matt and Thomas, they reflect on a period when their friendship was strained and they weren't as close. The reasons for this period of distance can be summarized as follows:
Personal Challenges and Growth: Both Matt and Thomas were going through their own personal journeys of self-discovery and growth. Matt, in particular, talks about dealing with anxiety, mental health issues, and the need for a break from the constant pressures of content creation and public life. His decision to step back and focus on his health and well-being was a major factor in the distance that grew between them.
Professional Pressures: The demands and pressures of running a successful RUclips channel and business, such as Yes Theory, also played a role. The constant need to produce content, manage a growing brand, and live up to public expectations put a strain on their relationship.
Change in Dynamics: Their professional relationship, being part of a popular RUclips channel, inevitably impacted their personal friendship. The dynamics of working closely together, dealing with fame, and navigating the challenges of content creation led to tensions and a need for personal space.
Communication and Misunderstandings: There were instances of miscommunication and misunderstandings between them, compounded by the fact that they were dealing with their individual struggles and changes in their professional lives.
Need for Personal Space: Both of them recognized a need for personal space to deal with their respective issues. This period of distance allowed them to focus on themselves, reflect on their priorities, and address their personal challenges.
Throughout their conversation, it's evident that despite these challenges, they maintained a deep respect and care for each other. Their discussion highlights the complexities of maintaining a friendship in the face of personal and professional growth, especially when in the public eye. The conversation ends on a positive note, with both expressing a renewed understanding and appreciation for their friendship and the journey they have shared.
😂😂😂 wow!!
Or should it be WAW!!
Thank you so much for having this conversation. The biggest point I took away from this is that life us an ebb and flow of ups and downs, not a linear progression of constantly going up. It shows that the down times are points you can reassess your goals and not feel like you failed.
You guys obviously love each other. I can't imagine either of you not being in each other's lives.
Love you two, love that you guys are so human and that you embody love and acceptance.
I'm so glad we were invited to this conversation.
Just when I thought the podcast with Pedro was the best you topped it with this. You guys are amazing in a world where it seems forbidden to talk about mental health your strong and so amazing for sharing it this way. I appreciate the openness.
And Thomas I'm one of the people who think about changing the education system in my country but also would love to have an impact in any other country as well in that sector so I'd love to be a part of it.
This was beautiful.
AHHH How am I only now seeing this. But honestly I reaally feel like I was MEANT to see it just now because girl is going THRU IT and I needed this :(
To Thomas’ comments on having vague dreams.
Not everyone is blessed with the fortune of having these large, very clear goals. I do like that he said it’s important to try new things, I think it’s also important for people to recognize that it’s okay if it doesn’t happen for you. This is something I struggled with for a long time.
Recognizing that you can find your peace and happiness in the mundane, and that you can be here and just be beautiful, and weird, is also totally okay.
Can’t wait for your book Matt!
Hi! I don't think Thomas is talking about big, large dreams from the point of scale but understanding or at least asking yourself what would make you happy and then doing something about it, not just waiting for it to happen. Nothing wrong with the mundane "smaller" dreams, of course you can be happy that way but I think the focus is being intentional whit it and check in with yourself.
I can so relate to Matt a little bit right now, as I’ve had a pretty adventurous life up until the last year or so and at this point, I’m 34 and I have no idea what I want in life. I just want to be happy, I know that much.
i had some friends that i also build a business and were together 24/7. i wish it my business relationship with them had ended as maturely and beautiful as what you guys did. not an easy or pretty thing to go trough at all. its hard but im so glad you had this conversation. props to you guys!
I finally got around to watching this one. My birthday was 11/19 I’m so happy to see what happened on that day and to now come back and here this, it was a surprise gift that was in front of my eyes ❤
Being heartbroken doesnt totally leaves you
-thats 100% true. I was thomas at 22 and that was 14 years ago and in a happy relationship and is casual with that person but still it doesnt totally leaves you, the lessons most of all.
HOW DOES THIS ONLY HAVE 34k VIEWS?!?!? i’ve been waiting for this for years 🥳🥳🥳🥳
Thank you Matt, Thank you Thomas for both being so open and honest about your friendship and you maybe leaving Yes Theory but that door is always open and I can bet you anything this isn't the last we will see of you Matt!
I love the rawness, honesty and sense of comfort/discomfort of this podcast. Grateful for this channel and Yes Theory. Such an inspiration and light to many, Love from Thailand xx
Damn proud of you Lads ! True friends are like diamonds, precious and rare.
False friends are like autumn leaves and fall everywhere.
I’m so damn proud of you both, I laughed, I smiled, I even sobbed with such happiness.
What a beautiful friendship.
Magic !
THE BOOK LAUNCHES ON MY BIRTHDAY OH HELL YES
i think a a lot of people don't understand the amount of stress and time it takes to make a yes theory video happen, it's a lot of planning a lot of footage combined and TONS of editing, and mixing.. i feel like a lot of people would think this is only go pro footage but its not, you have to mix the audio the video and all the cuts after recording for days with different batteries, it is truly a miracle that this small group of people met up to create the biggest solution to the continuous problem of our society that we live in... We are the people and more than ever... we need to bring the people back together...
This made me smile, laugh and cry at the same time. Thank you, Matt and Thomas. I've been struggling lately and I am grateful that this video is very insightful and full of reflections. I’ll definitely keep going. Thank you thank you!
I just found Yes Theory about a week or so ago and love your videos (watched over 10 of them already)! This, however, was one of the more impactful offerings you (or anyone else I've seen) have put out there. It was thoughtful, respectful, and real. Such a great conversation about the messiness and promise of life even when everything from the outside looks like sunshine & rainbows. Thanks for this 🙏
(You two are also extremely good listeners and communicators)
So awesome being able to have these types of chats. That's real friendship.
Alright so Ive watched you guys for years now.. I gotta say this... Matt and Thomas both of you very good story tellers, but I also love the message you guys leave on every step of the way.. its beautiful and inspiring for many of us in the remote parts parts of the society to even come close.. I appreciate the fact that you guys keep going, and hopefully Matt the book encapsulates what you've been hoping for. In a world with a lot of uncertainty and fear and nonsense, I deeply appreciate you guys!
I love the openness between you. An openness of heart.
Matt is such a great listener. Feels weird listening in to a conversation between best friends. Thanks for sharing ❤
One thing I got from this whole conversation is that Thomas is genuinely a wonderful soul and anyone who is friends with him is genuinely a lucky person. I want to be more like him, especially in the way I interact with people.
Power of Intention: I am very open to dating either Matt or Thomas 😂
Girl sameeee but more Thomas for me.
Am a Matty girl Thomas is so extroverted for me i wouldn't keep UP haha
Yall are like those dating cults. Chill out man 😂
🤣🤣
I'm taking Matt 🤤
We love you, Matt!! Stoked for the book & so happy to always have you as part of the YES fam & OG. Much love to your next endeavors & happy to still be here
As someone who watched Yes theory videos from beginning, I feel like you both changed in your own ways. Thomas has grown magnificently in more mature way, every struggle you had, you turned into a lesson and you became wiser with decision makings. Matt has grown from his past, learned lessons and overcome his emotional disturbance, but has done it in his own pace. You have some more time until you mature fully, but if you stick around Thomas, you are on your way. Ammar is now experiencing fun and celebrity treatments, so he takes advantage of it and we cannot blame him, it is his time, but hopefully he won't lose himself in it, because he is a sweetheart. Guys, even though I don't follow you anymore, I love you and I always check on you from time to time, just to be sure you're doing alright. I am at peace now ❤
Watching the part where they talk about being recognized. I’ll never forget driving back from the beach in Hawaii and seeing Ammar and Thomas walking in Ala Moana and freaking out wishing I could’ve just stopped the car and said hi.
What beautiful men inside and out. Thomas it’s been very inspiring watching you recently, you have a brave and kind heart. You are an inspiration! Reach out if you ever make it to New Zealand would love to venture with you. May both your paths be truely blessed 🙏🏻🤍✨
This one was hard to listen to, I loved it. After all these years I think I was not even ready to face some of the things you said, but I listened, I understand and I appreciate the honesty. This episode is taking us close to the end. Agh, bittersweet.
Wow. Deep. Thanks Thomas and Matt for opening up and being vulnerable in front of the Yes Theory family. Great role models for your audience and men, to be real with yourself and reflect your emotions. The videos are amazing, we don’t realize the amount of pull it may have on a RUclipsrs life. Thank you guys for all that you do for the global community. Peace be with you and greetings from Los Angeles, you guys rock!
I watched this when it first came out, now, watching it again, I can "hear" you both better. Many RUclipsrs talk about the algorithm and not feeling that you can step away from content. Nothing is worth it but, if it is your business, you have to. We all live with an "algorithm". And we all need to step away for a bit. Life is not black and white....it is a myriad of colours. Some of the colours work and some clash...we just need to remember that it's ok. Don't let yourself get stuck in the eddy of life, breathe for a bit, allow for grace and get back into the current.
I've connected and reflected with this conversation in so many ways.. thank you for sharing this 🤍
So much kindness and compassion throughout this conversation. ❤ it was worth listening and i took so much from this.
I don't think these two men have any idea how much they impact others lives. This is a true friendship. Things do change but you have to be willing to adapt. Love Yes Theory. This coming from a senior citizen fan
I wish every potentially healthy or broken friendship and maybe specifically male friedship to reach out this point when you can seat together without any judgments and just share perspectives, emotions, assumptions, be vulnerable and process. It is all about communication!
Just want to say Matt you are not alone. I can understand when you have this vague ideas about things, how they should be but not being able to realise it fully. Like something great is coming but not knowing when will it come... And the time just passes by and you wonder oh I just started just trying to figure it out how to make it happen.
Hoping to see a clear vision for myself and wishing the same for you 🙏🏻 good luck!
Beautiful conversation. Beautiful men. Thank you ✨
wooow.. i stopped watching for years because something didnt feel the same.. now i understand thank you
Genuinely love the candidness
I love this so much! The perspective that you all have is amazing! So proud of you matt and thomas for breaching these topics and just being open with each other and the viewers. Thanks for these
When you're talking about the school, sometimes the best way is to find a specialized school and help them. I came from Bachman Academy and relied on Donors for years to keep the school going for Autism and ADHD+ other Learning Disabilities; it changed my life to be much more verbal/able to actually learn.
Even helping buying a camp or keeping a camp afloat could be lifechanging.
Such a gorgeous video, you can feel the friendship and love
I hope everything goes well, as a yes theory fan from a not so good place right now (Myanmar). I found comfort watching your videos and Im taking action to accomplish my goals even if I hardly get any attention and Im an introvert but I found that without action I can't accomplish. Thanks for making these videos, it helps me to keep going and find new goals.
Cool to hear from you guys in this casual sphere. The story into Adulthood Mentally and Physicially.
listening to Matt makes me understand my ex now, he broke up with me as he has a lot of issues that he's been going through right now
I truly loved this conversation as a whole. And as someone who has been ticking my goals off one by one since i was 18. I applaud you thomas for allowing yourself to choose which goals are achievable in the right time frame of your life. And which ones you don't have to rush. It's extremely important to do that.