My 75 Hard Tacker 👇 (Start date - Nov 22) Nov 22 - Day 1 ✅️ Nov 23 - Day 2 ✅️ Nov 24 - Day 3 ✅️ Nov 25 - Day 4 ✅️ Nov 26 - Day 5 ✅️ Nov 27 - Day 6 ✅️ Nov 28 - Day 7 ✅️ Nov 29 - Day 8 ✅️ Nov 30 - Day 9 ✅️
Kesh thank you so much for sharing man! I genuinely relate so much to this, I'm 30, just married, just moved, I'm an Animator fulltime but the industry this past year as well as I think hitting 30 has got me reflecting on who I am, my 'lazy' habits too (more than 30 hours on YT a week 😅) I get the job done but am also not currently feeling that disciplined so might have to check out the 75 hard. I'm also looking to drastically change and move away from Animation and more into web design (I draw as a hobby), sharing this as it's a big scary change into the unknown but taking those leaps and big changes is where we grow the most :)
Its been 2yr I left drawing due to many reason , still I watch sketchbook and read newsletter for me you give better advice and role model which help me in life .
It's sounds so good..Very good luck kesh ✨🧿..@keshart channel is like your art side and there is only kesh..but on this channel we really do see the real kesh 😃..Which really helps me to connect and relate to you ✌🏻
from a senior citizen …. pls add one more “hard”. ………. and that would be ( unlearn ). it is like clearing the clutter. …. daily , drawer by drawer. , like Diwali ki safaai. ……. on a smaller scale. ……. there is a book called. “ clear your clutter , and change your life “. that is a good book and useful n practical 💕🌱💕. a subscriber since a year or so …. this advice is a way to thank you for the animation tips …👍
Kesh, It is wonderful to see such a candid video from you! It's so real! Why don't you try Inner Engineering by Isha? Life made a lot of sense after that. Feels wholesome! Sharing this because I have benefitted immensely from your videos and drawing program. I am able to draw, never thought I would. This is my way of giving back😊
As long as I've been following you, you've loved following all sorts of new trends that emerge over time, whether it's paretto, practices borrowed from agile methods or neuro myths. Most of these methods only serve to make money and have never proved their effectiveness. But they are not dangerous. But for once, I am obliged to add a comment, because you put forward a racist, violent and misogynist man. What's more, his ‘75 hard’ method is considered dangerous by sports doctors. For example, on the amount of water to be consumed and the absence of meals. There are people who follow you, but you're not a doctor and even less of an expert on these subjects. We're following you for the drawing, so get back on track, improve your drawing course and create feedback loops. Because it's full of comments to which you've never taken the time to respond, or even tried to improve it, which is perhaps what you should be doing during these 75 days. It's probably one of the best design courses out there. It's a shame to waste your time and, above all, to lead your audience into subjects that are dangerous to their health.
Thanks for bringing these up buddy. Here's my take. First, My wife is a doctor (Physiotherapist) and I've been given a clear 'go ahead' to do this. Plus - I'm not encouraging anyone to do this. I'm simple sharing what I'm doing(can you point to a section in the video if I had accidentally done that, I'll be happy to add a correction) Second, I don't have to agree with Andy in order to his program. And I've never heard such claims being made against him. Can you point to any objective reference where he has said things that proves the point you've made? Becaise those are some big claims youve made there. I'm open to learning more. Third, you are very right. I have no medical experience and I've always maintained that don't take take medical advice from random strangers on the internet. Especially an artist. But I'm entitled to my opinions I consider the program to be personally, Easy. Walking for 2x45 min sessions and drinking a gallon of water is not necessarily "dangerous" in my opinion framed based on evidence. The general scientific concensus is that - a person is consider sedentary if their step count is less than 5000 steps (thats 50mins of Walking) and somewhat active if they have 7500-9999 steps(100mins of walking). The program recommendation of 2x45min workouts(which includes yoga, stretching and walking) may not be for everyone, but to label it dangerous is laughable (and not scientific) (I'm attaching a research paper used by doctors in clinical pracitce in the end, to back my claims) On water - Mayo clinic recommends a gallon for men and 2.7l for women. In that case, its advisable to listen to your own body. As a 6,1 man weighing 176lbs, I think I'll be fine. I understand the "hard" mentality may not be for everyone but I find depth in the philosophy. About drawing camp, you are absolutely right to create feedback loops and improve the program. But there are very many logistical nightmares that I'm was not able to figure out for long, from a business stand point to do it fast. The program has taken 2 years and around $50k+ to produce. It's very hard to make changes 'fast' without breaking the entire program. Then again, we've figured out a solution (took almost a year) and we are implementing it in 6 months or so. After which you can expect a better and a higher quality program :) P.s can you email me at kesh@keshart.in with your improvements on the program, I'd love to work with folks to make the program better. Links : on step count. link.springer.com/article/10.2165/00007256-200434010-00001
My 75 Hard Tacker 👇
(Start date - Nov 22)
Nov 22 - Day 1 ✅️
Nov 23 - Day 2 ✅️
Nov 24 - Day 3 ✅️
Nov 25 - Day 4 ✅️
Nov 26 - Day 5 ✅️
Nov 27 - Day 6 ✅️
Nov 28 - Day 7 ✅️
Nov 29 - Day 8 ✅️
Nov 30 - Day 9 ✅️
Kesh thank you so much for sharing man! I genuinely relate so much to this, I'm 30, just married, just moved, I'm an Animator fulltime but the industry this past year as well as I think hitting 30 has got me reflecting on who I am, my 'lazy' habits too (more than 30 hours on YT a week 😅) I get the job done but am also not currently feeling that disciplined so might have to check out the 75 hard. I'm also looking to drastically change and move away from Animation and more into web design (I draw as a hobby), sharing this as it's a big scary change into the unknown but taking those leaps and big changes is where we grow the most :)
bro does 75 days hard to prepare himself for marriage life . salute
15:45 going to follow u man. will try to make a animation film before end of yr
Watching your content since last 4 years. It's really helpful and inspiring. I'm an artist and designer too btw!
This setup is looking very cinematic 🎥
Thanks man!
🎉All the best 🎉master kesh you are one of the three best master i ever seen
Its been 2yr I left drawing due to many reason , still I watch sketchbook and read newsletter for me you give better advice and role model which help me in life .
10mins a day my friend. That's all you need :)
Good night Kesh📸😊
heyy! Congratulations on your wedding! btw love your content
Best of luck kesh , more power to you 💪
Thank you!
It's sounds so good..Very good luck kesh ✨🧿..@keshart channel is like your art side and there is only kesh..but on this channel we really do see the real kesh 😃..Which really helps me to connect and relate to you ✌🏻
I'm sure you'll gain a lot in 75 days that will outweigh any reason to wait to start. Have a blast sir ✨
7:45 I've the exact same issue 😅. On average I watch RUclips for about 3 hours.
All the best for the Challenge 🎉
7:25 thats crazy
Spiderman < Peter Parker
Keshrt < Skeshbook ❤
This podcast is so,good ,all the best for your challenge and we're waiting for Spirited tales🔥🔥🔥🎉🎉
Haha Thanks buddy. Hoping to put the book out within 6 months
from a senior citizen …. pls add one more “hard”. ………. and that would be ( unlearn ). it is like clearing the clutter. …. daily , drawer by drawer. , like Diwali ki safaai. ……. on a smaller scale. ……. there is a book called. “ clear your clutter , and change your life “. that is a good book and useful n practical 💕🌱💕. a subscriber since a year or so …. this advice is a way to thank you for the animation tips …👍
Kesh,
It is wonderful to see such a candid video from you! It's so real!
Why don't you try Inner Engineering by Isha? Life made a lot of sense after that. Feels wholesome!
Sharing this because I have benefitted immensely from your videos and drawing program. I am able to draw, never thought I would.
This is my way of giving back😊
Such a coincidence, my wife was just asking about visiting Isha.
I think I'll definitely checkout what the program is all about!
Wow! That's interesting!
Yes, pls do checkout the program! 👍🏼
Btw, in case you are talking about Isha in India, let me know. I live there inside Isha. Can take you guys around whenever you come.
Yo kesh, try the book called "atomic habits" that might help?
Read it and digested. Years ago when it was released:)
Kesh becoming buff before gta vi
Woooohoooo
That's a lot of water 😆
Aaa😳 did you guys notice something strange on kesh face 🤔 👀 he is looking half shaved moustache and beard 😅
This has gome from an art channel to another bullshit self help libertarian channel
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As long as I've been following you, you've loved following all sorts of new trends that emerge over time, whether it's paretto, practices borrowed from agile methods or neuro myths. Most of these methods only serve to make money and have never proved their effectiveness. But they are not dangerous.
But for once, I am obliged to add a comment, because you put forward a racist, violent and misogynist man. What's more, his ‘75 hard’ method is considered dangerous by sports doctors. For example, on the amount of water to be consumed and the absence of meals.
There are people who follow you, but you're not a doctor and even less of an expert on these subjects. We're following you for the drawing, so get back on track, improve your drawing course and create feedback loops. Because it's full of comments to which you've never taken the time to respond, or even tried to improve it, which is perhaps what you should be doing during these 75 days. It's probably one of the best design courses out there. It's a shame to waste your time and, above all, to lead your audience into subjects that are dangerous to their health.
Thanks for bringing these up buddy. Here's my take.
First, My wife is a doctor (Physiotherapist) and I've been given a clear 'go ahead' to do this.
Plus - I'm not encouraging anyone to do this. I'm simple sharing what I'm doing(can you point to a section in the video if I had accidentally done that, I'll be happy to add a correction)
Second, I don't have to agree with Andy in order to his program. And I've never heard such claims being made against him. Can you point to any objective reference where he has said things that proves the point you've made? Becaise those are some big claims youve made there. I'm open to learning more.
Third, you are very right. I have no medical experience and I've always maintained that don't take take medical advice from random strangers on the internet. Especially an artist. But I'm entitled to my opinions
I consider the program to be personally, Easy. Walking for 2x45 min sessions and drinking a gallon of water is not necessarily "dangerous" in my opinion framed based on evidence.
The general scientific concensus is that - a person is consider sedentary if their step count is less than 5000 steps (thats 50mins of Walking) and somewhat active if they have 7500-9999 steps(100mins of walking).
The program recommendation of 2x45min workouts(which includes yoga, stretching and walking) may not be for everyone, but to label it dangerous is laughable (and not scientific)
(I'm attaching a research paper used by doctors in clinical pracitce in the end, to back my claims)
On water - Mayo clinic recommends a gallon for men and 2.7l for women. In that case, its advisable to listen to your own body. As a 6,1 man weighing 176lbs, I think I'll be fine.
I understand the "hard" mentality may not be for everyone but I find depth in the philosophy.
About drawing camp, you are absolutely right to create feedback loops and improve the program.
But there are very many logistical nightmares that I'm was not able to figure out for long, from a business stand point to do it fast.
The program has taken 2 years and around $50k+ to produce. It's very hard to make changes 'fast' without breaking the entire program. Then again, we've figured out a solution (took almost a year) and we are implementing it in 6 months or so.
After which you can expect a better and a higher quality program :)
P.s can you email me at kesh@keshart.in with your improvements on the program, I'd love to work with folks to make the program better.
Links : on step count. link.springer.com/article/10.2165/00007256-200434010-00001
You're gonna successfully complete it for sure!! 🫵💯