Invest in YOURSELF - It will make all the difference. Consistency and repetition are the sharpest tools in the toolkit of winners. As Dr. Stephen Covey says: "Be patient with yourself. Self-growth is tender; it's holy ground. There's no greater investment."
I lost my job and was staying at home. I didn't have enough money to sustain me and my family until I saw a post about Mr Carlos that he teaches forex trading for free and when I reached out he helped me turn my 600USD into 12,700USD in just six days using forex trade, Mr carlos @carlos_1uptrades on 1nstergram is indeed a God sent
1) Always show up 2) Keep doing ( creating ) 3) Strengthen your strengths and eliminate your weaknesses 4) Everyday life ( education ) 5) Find your niche and become an expert
One of the best if not the best book out of the 80+ books i've read on self-development so far is "The slight edge". I sincerely recommend it for everyone to read, its definitely the best book on consistency, and compound interest.
Thanks, will look it up. I have also read tons of self-development books. I must say that many books are just a lot of words which often sounds pretty good, but contains very few real advice you can apply to your life. But there are a few precious exceptions. I just read a nice book that seems to be a bit about the same topic, called "The practicing mind" by Thomas M. Sterner, which I can recommend. It is a rather short book without unnecessary filler pages of empty words, but focusing on the few main ideas of the book. The main point of the book is to focus and enjoy the process of learning and becoming better rather than just looking at the end goal.
I have been doing that subconsciously but now I am paying attention to it more than before and I am planning to practically put my progress on paper to track them better!
Hello! I would like to support you financially but I'm still a student. I just want to let you know that I really appreciate your work since it's straightforward and full of helpful aids. Godbless!
Christopher you are a simple gold mine of content! You win so much by doing these videos, having 467k subscribers!!! Incredible! Thank you for doing it from the bottom of my heart. I plan to do something similar but in schools - do you have any ideas on that? Thx from Germany!
I love your work, your RUclips videos are brilliant. Always learn from your content. Thank you for sharing your wisdom. Would love to know how you do the animations (if that’s what it’s called)
Having a “why” and purpose for what you’re doing will ignite your quest for a greater purpose in life and investing in yourself is the best thing you can do for yourself 🙌
Good video as always. I have one problem with this advice of finding you passion and that is how to find it. It is not like I suddenly get a strong urge to carve wooden figures of animals or feel that I just really want to become a good chess player or anything like that. The part in realizing it is would be a good idea to find a passion is easy. To actually find it is hard. I just end up with a frustrating feeling that I should find my passion, but don't know how. Nothing feels that exiting that it would qualify as a passion. Most things feels "meh, whatever, I could learn about it, but it feels rather pointless." A few topics feels a bit interesting, but it is hard to see how to build an actual passion from that, especially something you could make money and make a living from. Some video of how to actually finding your passion when you have a hard time finding it would be nice.
TheIllerX The key to finding your passion is looking at those topics you find interesting and try them out until one of them connects with you. Passion comes from being good at something that helps others, not from inner “happiness” as we’ve been led to believe.
I don't know if this will help, But it's been suggested to me that you can never find your passion. Passion is almost paramount to your meaning in life. It will find you along the journey; through the shit times, the good times, the people you meet and the potential asshats you also meet. But through that accumulation of experience something begins to form through your consistent activity with what-ever. Do everything. (not stupid self-destructive schize obviously) pottery, volunteer work, sewing, study, business, martial arts, anything. something will add up sooner or later :) If you're not trying everything you're doing it wrong as my asian dad used to say
The always show up/take opportunities is in conflict with the advice in another video of yours about refusing good opportunities and only taking great ones
guys...: 1.don't fall in love 2.don't take drugs 3.don't take your inner child out 4.don't spend your dad's money hidden 5.don't trust a guy more than his or her worth 6.don't act like you're depressed then all it comes
Stoian Constantin efficient is getting things done in the best way possible in the least amount of time so that you can move on to other tasks and objectives. Effective is doing something to the highest of qualities in the most efficient way over and over until mastery or completion.
@@christianwilson1394 So effectiveness comes on a higher level. One must learn how to be efficient first so he can reach that effectiveness standard later.
Stoian Constantin that’s what I believe because I feel like one can become efficient at ineffective things. Yes effectiveness comes after efficient. I also feel like it is easy to become efficient at being ineffective and that is dangerous. Procrastination! Lol
These videos are about sharpening the self. Your question is about the value and nature of the self. You're in the wrong place. Visit a spiritual site.
Invest in YOURSELF - It will make all the difference. Consistency and repetition are the sharpest tools in the toolkit of winners.
As Dr. Stephen Covey says: "Be patient with yourself. Self-growth is tender; it's holy ground. There's no greater investment."
The Art of Improvement you sound like Alan MacMillan Orr
I have been following your videos and i will always do. I am asking for books about these stuffs that u can suggest.
thank you for the videos
The Art of Improvement I love your videos. I would suggest you also point out the key concepts on the comments on each video.
I lost my job and was staying at home. I didn't have enough money to sustain me and my family until I saw a post about Mr Carlos that he teaches forex trading for free and when I reached out he helped me turn my 600USD into 12,700USD in just six days using forex trade, Mr carlos @carlos_1uptrades on 1nstergram is indeed a God sent
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*_“Working hard for something we don't care about is called stress: Working hard for something we love is called passion.”
― Simon Sinek
This is way too true
I need to place this quote in several places where I can see it.
True!!!!
1) Always show up
2) Keep doing ( creating )
3) Strengthen your strengths and eliminate your weaknesses
4) Everyday life ( education )
5) Find your niche and become an expert
3:00 That chair looks so happy. Just look at that smile and the gentle eyes!
😂😂😂
Your videos keep me going through tough times. I love how you narrate them as well. I am much grateful. ♥
One of the best if not the best book out of the 80+ books i've read on self-development so far is "The slight edge". I sincerely recommend it for everyone to read, its definitely the best book on consistency, and compound interest.
Thanks, will look it up.
I have also read tons of self-development books. I must say that many books are just a lot of words which often sounds pretty good, but contains very few real advice you can apply to your life. But there are a few precious exceptions.
I just read a nice book that seems to be a bit about the same topic, called "The practicing mind" by Thomas M. Sterner, which I can recommend.
It is a rather short book without unnecessary filler pages of empty words, but focusing on the few main ideas of the book.
The main point of the book is to focus and enjoy the process of learning and becoming better rather than just looking at the end goal.
Malekith the witchking I read it too
Malekith the witchking Thank you for the recommendation
@@TheIllerX facts thank you
I have been doing that subconsciously but now I am paying attention to it more than before and I am planning to practically put my progress on paper to track them better!
Hello! I would like to support you financially but I'm still a student. I just want to let you know that I really appreciate your work since it's straightforward and full of helpful aids.
Godbless!
Christopher you are a simple gold mine of content! You win so much by doing these videos, having 467k subscribers!!! Incredible! Thank you for doing it from the bottom of my heart.
I plan to do something similar but in schools - do you have any ideas on that? Thx from Germany!
I really appreciate all your content. Very inspiring and applicable. Thank you for your dedication in imparting your learnings to others.😊
So much good information here! Thank you!
Hello, can I translate your video into Chinese? I want to put it on the Chinese website and let more Chinese people see and learn!
You're doing a great job and certainly helping me to improve myself and feel constant progression in my life - thank you
There is something amazin about the outro music, leaves me with a good feeling. Amazing content, thank you for all that you do.
I love your work, your RUclips videos are brilliant. Always learn from your content. Thank you for sharing your wisdom. Would love to know how you do the animations (if that’s what it’s called)
Thank you. The software I use (and a free trial) can be found here: www.artofimprovement.co.uk/animation-software
So great we both share a passion for this 💰
Having a “why” and purpose for what you’re doing will ignite your quest for a greater purpose
in life and investing in yourself is the best thing you can do for yourself 🙌
This is so brilliant. I agree with all you said and add sometimes we need some agility in our commitments and plans too. Thank you.
Good video as always.
I have one problem with this advice of finding you passion and that is how to find it.
It is not like I suddenly get a strong urge to carve wooden figures of animals or feel that I just really want to become a good chess player or anything like that.
The part in realizing it is would be a good idea to find a passion is easy. To actually find it is hard.
I just end up with a frustrating feeling that I should find my passion, but don't know how.
Nothing feels that exiting that it would qualify as a passion. Most things feels "meh, whatever, I could learn about it, but it feels rather pointless."
A few topics feels a bit interesting, but it is hard to see how to build an actual passion from that, especially something you could make money and make a living from.
Some video of how to actually finding your passion when you have a hard time finding it would be nice.
TheIllerX The key to finding your passion is looking at those topics you find interesting and try them out until one of them connects with you. Passion comes from being good at something that helps others, not from inner “happiness” as we’ve been led to believe.
I don't know if this will help, But it's been suggested to me that you can never find your passion. Passion is almost paramount to your meaning in life. It will find you along the journey; through the shit times, the good times, the people you meet and the potential asshats you also meet. But through that accumulation of experience something begins to form through your consistent activity with what-ever.
Do everything. (not stupid self-destructive schize obviously) pottery, volunteer work, sewing, study, business, martial arts, anything. something will add up sooner or later :) If you're not trying everything you're doing it wrong as my asian dad used to say
Good stuff. Keep going brother!
Thank you for all that you do.
Compound interest is long term savings interest mounting on interest.🌅🌄
Great video mate. Tremendous effort. 👏
Thanks Kieron
The Art of Improvement THANK YOOOOU!
good lesson
Thank you for your videos. Sincerely, thank you.
The always show up/take opportunities is in conflict with the advice in another video of yours about refusing good opportunities and only taking great ones
“You don’t want to jump at just anything, but if you research opportunities (or better yet, have them come your way) then go for them.”
Thanks
Thank you for sharing. 🖖🏽✌🏽❤
Truly insightful video
Thank you
Thank you so much for sharing this great content.
Detail, please, or link for me to other videos of yours that have more details about "sinful desires".
Thank you :)
THANK YOU...
Can it be translated into Chinese?
I watch this video every day ⭐
guys...:
1.don't fall in love
2.don't take drugs
3.don't take your inner child out
4.don't spend your dad's money hidden
5.don't trust a guy more than his or her worth
6.don't act like you're depressed
then all it comes
How to keep working hard when other people around us achieve more with less efforts, less hardwork and they keep making feel us down / not worthy?
Get away from those people and only compared yourself with you were yesterday.
Best ability is availability.
What is the difference between efficient and effective?
Stoian Constantin efficient is getting things done in the best way possible in the least amount of time so that you can move on to other tasks and objectives. Effective is doing something to the highest of qualities in the most efficient way over and over until mastery or completion.
@@christianwilson1394 So effectiveness comes on a higher level. One must learn how to be efficient first so he can reach that effectiveness standard later.
Stoian Constantin that’s what I believe because I feel like one can become efficient at ineffective things. Yes effectiveness comes after efficient. I also feel like it is easy to become efficient at being ineffective and that is dangerous. Procrastination! Lol
@@christianwilson1394 Yes! Lol
@@christianwilson1394 Something is effective if it's working. Something is efficient if it's working the best way possible.
Благодарю! Россия тоже смотрит!
Отлично
Ok
Interesting
How will you answer the question of "What is the use of doing all this? One day we will die and no one will care about whatever we have done."
One day we all will die is the REASON that's we're have to do everything that makes our life meaningful.
Because you should be doing things for yourself. Not anyone else. That is a fools fallacy
These videos are about sharpening the self. Your question is about the value and nature of the self. You're in the wrong place. Visit a spiritual site.
Being 1% better a day makes you 37 times better in a year!
Monday Oil or Pharm to the moon
At the end of your life when you look back... What do you want to See ???
♥️♥️♥️
Betam areif new
Ignoring sinful desires? lol sounds like you are advocating repression. I wonder what you meant by that. 🤔
I think he's advocating self-control. Which is a form of repression, depending on your interpretation.
Well, they DID say that if you started them up they'd never stop.
can you be more inclusive with your drawings? I'm sure it's not intentional but not everyone is white and thin
6:08 is a black woman