The amount of value I gained from discovering ur channel is actually insane. Not only have I learned how to study properly and got into med school, I also discovered a lot of books and other channels that will probably shape my future in a more positive way. I know that I’m not the only one who feels this way so I’d like to collectively say: Thank you, you handsome and charismatic beast :)
Adeniyi Salami The shots look very nice and it looks like really profesional, however, youtube is already oversaturated with medics documenting their weeks of med school etc and its gonna be very difficult to actually make it big, because we have to also take into consideration, that there is not a lot of people applying for medicine. Also, Alis advice for new youtubers is to just generate a lot of videos regerdless of their imprefactions= you dont want to be spending a lot of time on one video if you dont have the audience base that can get that video trending. My advice would be to make videos that will be atracttive even for non-medics. Ali made it big by making videos about study tips=this applies to not just medicine, but to all students and its generally something people look up online. I think he got that idea from reading a book called Make It Stick, so you can try to do the same but with something else, but its gotta be something that isnt in the mainstream already.
Adeniyi Salami np bro, good luck with everything. I should also add that you should think sbout the reasons why you wanna make videos. You need to have a clear mindset and know why youre doing what youre doing. Many times, people just copy what other people are doing but they never stopped to think if they really like it
Yeah, most of us are -> decided to build websites and code -> worked on learning that for an eternity -> in the meantime it became sexy and our market value went up
You have plenty of time. From what he said about having to learn social skills, he might be on the spectrum. A lot brilliant people have more focus because their brains are wired for it, and they are not as socially wired. Elon Musk is a perfect example.
Summary Lesson 1: You miss 100% of the shots that you don't take Lesson 2: You have to accept failure and rejection Lesson 3: You have to do the stuff that you enjoy Lesson 4: Do not ''be yourself''. Make yourself instead Lesson 5: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is Lesson 6: Use your unfair advantages Lesson 7: Find a way to turn failures into positives Nevertheless, do watch the video, because those are the keypoints but he is really going into them with his stories and you might get something different from his words. It's worth it.
Ali (12) : Designes websites and sends mails to important companies Me (12) : trying to find which chocolate milk tastes the best (im still working on it) (im 20)
Most RUclipsrs aren't this honest, but I think it's so important for RUclipsrs to talk about their failures and not just show the positive side of things, so thank you for this Ali!!! :)
Your open candor is refreshing. Anyone listening can tell that you’re being transparent about your life and your choices, and you’ve obviously learned valuable lessons from all of them. Thank you for sharing.
So true, it is very difficult to share about failures, and now i got an inspiration to talk about my failures too, and one day, i hope to take an interview from you.
Please do another video like this, I really like these types of honest videos because they tend to help a lot of people. Thank you for this awesome video
Every single video of Ali has some great lessons in it. Sometimes, I don't even actively come for lessons. I just click on his vlogs, for example, just for fun, and the video ends up giving me so many awesome lessons! Forever thankful to the moment I decided to click on your video for the first time! Keep it up💌
If you try and change everything about your character and be something you're not your esteem will crumble. Be yourself and improve yourself is a much better message
Ali, the fact that you had to work on your interpersonal skills, earlier in your life, shocks me. I would have never guessed from the way you put yourself out there on RUclips and warmly engage with your audience. This is inspiring to someone who currently struggles with social anxiety but is trying to become a better communicator. I look forward to watching more videos on your life lessons!
One thing,I really like about Ali's videos is that it is content heavy that after watching one,you need to take time to digest the information and internalise it before you watch any other one. Another thing is that he never requests that you hit the 'like'button or subscribe, you just find yourself doing it without thinking after watching. Keep up the good work,bro!
Honestly you were such an ambitious badass kid!! I loved this one !! Glad that the loss of the money has led you to such success now through all your hard work !!
I REMEMBER a few weeks ago i sent you a this question .. your failures and stuff like that .. so here you are ..this video is a good answer of my old question to you dear Brother Ali , i wish to give us more exemples of some failures at uni life and to give us some good gifts that you found after the failure . hope to see you soon thanks for these awesome videos thats really inspiring me to do some good stuff in youtube or in other places
"If too good to be true, then its probably too good to he true." this reminds me of a quote I came across in Sidney Sheldon's If Tomorrow comes. The whole theme of the book is based on a statement that " you can't con people unless they are greedy to begin with" What I got from this video is that you consistently make efforts, recognize mistakes and actively work on improving yourself...and you actively choose who you were becoming as you age. One thing I've learned from most of videos is your presentation skills. You don't use difficult grammers, your body language is positive and generally charismatic. Make a video on how you speaks so eloquently and get others to listen to you. I actually did watch this video until the end and that may friend, Is impressive. 🥂
Thank you senior ali, i hope before 30 i could start my own business. I realize i'm not livin in develop country, however i'm not give up and shy to foreign people although i'm an asian guy, hence i'm going invest in my self, work smart and hard to pursuit my dream step by step, hence i'm happy and gratefull to live in my own standart. nice to meet you ali, i'm eric beslar from indonesia.
Inspiring talk :) I enjoyed the genuine self reflection, very relatable since I’ve had my share of “lessons learned”. As cringeworthy as they were, however, I can’t help but admit that these embarrassing events have shaped who I am.... it can be the fastest way to change your ways, but I think a more vital part of it is eventually getting back up and starting down a fresh path. Simply dwelling on past failures is debilitating. But once you learn from them, you turn them into small wins. Such as you have done here by sharing these stories, I think it brings you past them and they end up shaping the big wins in your life. Thanks for sharing!
I think you are the first guy I've witnessed admitting to having once participated in a scam, lol! Hearing you look back on how much you've changed over the years is fascinating as well! It's always amazing to see people pursuing what they love and enjoy and actually see the tangible value in that!
I love how you teach us a lot of good things, yet sometimes go personal and that creates a sense of connection to you. You inspired me to start my youtube channel, I'm a senior in medicine as well. but Unfortunately I decided to do it in my home language, I would've loved for your opinion on it.
“Progress is made by trial and failure; the failures are generally a hundred times more numerous than the successes; yet they are usually left unchronicled.” - William Ramsay
"Choose Yourself"... well, that's a really interesting idea, thanks Ali, it's really sweet of you to share all those things that happened in your life!😁👏
I enjoyed this episode! It’s a taboo subject to talk about in a time where social media platforms show successes without the before failures. It perpetuates society with an unreal life lens. This helps me adjust my mindset to take more risks and know it’s okay to fail and learn. I too have had more than my share of rejections and failures. I enjoy your content Ali! Keep being you.
You are so conscious. Usually, I am trying to run away from my thoughts, especially before going to sleep. Instead of analyzing all this stuff. Thank you for sharing your life lessons)You are an inspiration! I went to analyze my failures and take lessons from them.
Would love to see another video on this. Extremely helpful considering the main picture we get of you is often success and money haha! Great to see you talking about your failures as this really takes a lot of bravery.
I appreciate your candor and humor with failure and obstacles, I think resilience and lessons learned are not valued enough, and some focus to literally on themselves as being a failure rather than learning, improving and moving forward.
I think this is the best ted talk I got from you Ali....great lessons....realised a lot of things about myself especially the unfair advantage point... :3
All these failures have made you what you are today so be incredibly proud of it and grateful for all the experiences. Greetings from Scotland. Have a lovely day!
Thank you Ali! :)) I’m a random person from the opposite side of the world ahhaha. You sharing your story is inspiring! Your content is valuable and heartfelt.
You are the very first guy for whom I literally have not any kind of need to increase or decrease the speed. It's sounds good to say that I've discovered your channel for my ownself.
I'm amazed at the many things you tried when you were younger. Unfortunately at that age, my family began having problems and my thoughts were elsewhere. Your headmaster was very wise to be upfront. You are also wise yourself to begin challenging yourself at a younger age.
I love Lesson 4. Sometimes hearing negative things from others about yourself can hurt, but sometimes we really need that kick up the arse. Now there's a difference between constructive criticism and being insulted on purpose. In this case, your headteacher offered constructive criticism and said this because he cares about you and wants to see you succeed in the future, and it's even better that you took that advice to heart and changed your life for the better. We need people like this in our lives to point out our goods and bads that we would never be able to spot in the first place, and we should be really grateful to have these kinds of people in our lives.
I am the same age as Ali. I have two kids. However, all his endeavours and hard work starting at such a young age fills me with so much regret. I feel I just wasted my teenage years when my parents provided for everything. Please take advantage of your teenage years guys, it’s so precious.
@@dearmedicineby_Hafsa_tariq I would seriously plan my life. Take my education seriously, learn useful skills, get disciplined. Getting married and having kids would also be on my priority list and general plan.
I’m a mum of four and I Would love to meet your mum and get advice about how she brought you up to instil such an ethos to work hard and to realise the concept of bettering oneself. Its rare to see that. Perhaps you could interview het one day.
Dear Ali, Its only recently that I discovered your channel. You are truly an inspiration. I listen to your podcasts on my walks. I am honestly grateful for you and your videos and your podcasts.
they arent unfair advantages. they are time and effort that gave you a competitive edge. the idea of looking as it as unfair is like saying I don't deserve this, when in fact you do. downplaying yourself is self-sabotage. own your strengths!
Idk if its only me but your voice is sooo soothing n have a therapeutic quality when ever m stressed i listen to you. P.s plz give yourself a break sometimes I doubt that you are a human being 🤔
The amount of value I gained from discovering ur channel is actually insane. Not only have I learned how to study properly and got into med school, I also discovered a lot of books and other channels that will probably shape my future in a more positive way. I know that I’m not the only one who feels this way so I’d like to collectively say: Thank you, you handsome and charismatic beast :)
Adeniyi Salami The shots look very nice and it looks like really profesional, however, youtube is already oversaturated with medics documenting their weeks of med school etc and its gonna be very difficult to actually make it big, because we have to also take into consideration, that there is not a lot of people applying for medicine. Also, Alis advice for new youtubers is to just generate a lot of videos regerdless of their imprefactions= you dont want to be spending a lot of time on one video if you dont have the audience base that can get that video trending. My advice would be to make videos that will be atracttive even for non-medics. Ali made it big by making videos about study tips=this applies to not just medicine, but to all students and its generally something people look up online. I think he got that idea from reading a book called Make It Stick, so you can try to do the same but with something else, but its gotta be something that isnt in the mainstream already.
Adeniyi Salami np bro, good luck with everything. I should also add that you should think sbout the reasons why you wanna make videos. You need to have a clear mindset and know why youre doing what youre doing. Many times, people just copy what other people are doing but they never stopped to think if they really like it
I fully agree with your statement Rev.
You are forgetting gym shark :)
Ali’s way of flirting : reading books !
This guys failures are more impressive than my achievements 😂
I feel u😂😂
Btw you guys have the same name
me too ;)
thats depressingly true.
🤣
No one ever:
"I decided to up my sexual market value by building websites and coding"
Every other person's failures: "*my career didn't work out, now I'm broke*"
Ali's failure: "*I didn't show my 11-year-old crush my love*"
Not no one ever, I tried that, didn't help.
Yeah, most of us are -> decided to build websites and code -> worked on learning that for an eternity -> in the meantime it became sexy and our market value went up
The last part never happens...
I was waiting for this comment lol
"Don't be yourself, choose yourself" - that's deep man! Thanks for that.
Even his failures and rejections are still hidden flexes. like when i was 13 i literally cried cos i couldn't get my potato chips lol
That is what i thought about it too as well.
Same bro @I wish I knew
I know right- he also takes deep breaths so loud and flexes on my asthma. The audacity.
@@User-to7nb HAHA
Yo nothing wrong with that :)
Ali at 13 is more ambitious than I am at 25 😂
Even though I also realise that
I feel you
Ali at 13 is more ambitious than HE was at 25
Don’t compare it’s toxic.
Just learn new knowledge and skills and slowly develop the idea of providing a product or a service.
You have plenty of time. From what he said about having to learn social skills, he might be on the spectrum. A lot brilliant people have more focus because their brains are wired for it, and they are not as socially wired. Elon Musk is a perfect example.
"Lets talk about my failures"
*starts from year 4*
I don't even remember my 10s 😂😂😂
@@FearlessDreams yea exactly....😂
😂😂
He has a great memory lol
😅😅😂😂😂
Ali's failures = other people's humble brags
😂😂😅😅
True true true
Summary
Lesson 1: You miss 100% of the shots that you don't take
Lesson 2: You have to accept failure and rejection
Lesson 3: You have to do the stuff that you enjoy
Lesson 4: Do not ''be yourself''. Make yourself instead
Lesson 5: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is
Lesson 6: Use your unfair advantages
Lesson 7: Find a way to turn failures into positives
Nevertheless, do watch the video, because those are the keypoints but he is really going into them with his stories and you might get something different from his words. It's worth it.
level 7 is me! all my failures led to something good! (like i met some of my best friends thanks to failures. so i am so grateful for that)
@@Schneeeulenwetter that gives us hope! Cool.
Very relatable and helpful. Thanks for sharing your mini version CV of failures 😊👍. I keep working on number 7; turning negative into positives.
Ali (12) : Designes websites and sends mails to important companies
Me (12) : trying to find which chocolate milk tastes the best
(im still working on it) (im 20)
I am 16 now.
And I am still trying to find which chocolate milk tastes the best
Betül Önal i am 20 and same bro. Btw im turkish too lol 🇹🇷
@@FE-fs1su hshsjsj
Cacaolat
saad asghar thanks a lot but unfortunately it cannot be found in my country :( i’ll try it when im abroad inshallah
Nintendo: We don't care if you're 13. You use our property, we take you down.
They're japanese. 9 year-old prodigies have been violating their rights for years and they stopped being impressed 40 years ago
🤣
@@GumihoPL lol
Ali’s way of flirting : reading books !
I swear it's a legit flirting method 😂
Dead😭😭😂
@@doulikeweirdppl8819 😂😂😂
Most RUclipsrs aren't this honest, but I think it's so important for RUclipsrs to talk about their failures and not just show the positive side of things, so thank you for this Ali!!! :)
So true! Ali you are super duper honest!
Super agree! They have to talk about their ups and downs, instead of just giving unpractical motivational success story.
Everywhere I go, I see this boy
@@rev6215 same thing till I discovered he has a youtube channel I thought I'm having the deja vu illusion
revTrelos omg true lmao 😂
Your open candor is refreshing. Anyone listening can tell that you’re being transparent about your life and your choices, and you’ve obviously learned valuable lessons from all of them. Thank you for sharing.
Imagine being as successful as ali and still be humble
Beacause he knows the values !
yeah... imagine🤣
Yet to see Ali be humble. He is an impressive guy and he knows it and he says others know it.
Exactly, this is what i really love about you as well.
isa Atalay he likes the praise.
“Don’t just be yourself, choose yourself.” Such an amazing advice I’m glad I caught.
Takes a lot of courage and a strong person to talk about their failures. The lessons learned are what make us better though! You are an inspiration😊
So true, it is very difficult to share about failures, and now i got an inspiration to talk about my failures too, and one day, i hope to take an interview from you.
It’s easy when you’re failures are low key flexing
I think its easy to share failures after u become successful!!
@JamJamal yea true no one beats the level of honesty Penquinz has, absolute chad 🙌🏻
You guys are everywhere xD, all med student and docs channels.
At least we know Ali had his first kiss at the age of 19.
*very important information lmao*
@@AnNguyen-oz6qw It is indeed lol
@@AnNguyen-oz6qw I'm 18 that gave me hope
O my god kiss😂i heard it ..kids..and i was just wondering what he is sayin😂😶
Please do another video like this, I really like these types of honest videos because they tend to help a lot of people. Thank you for this awesome video
agreed!
This guy was building websites and running businesses at 12 and I was busy playing Moshi Monsters.
seriously makes one think
I was playing Nintendo 64 for 4 hours a day
“The past is a place of reference, not a place of residence; the past is a place of learning, not a place of living.”
― Roy T. Bennett
Its insane how much entertainment is packed into these vids ALONG with the important stuff. Thanks Ali, all the success to you!
Every single video of Ali has some great lessons in it. Sometimes, I don't even actively come for lessons. I just click on his vlogs, for example, just for fun, and the video ends up giving me so many awesome lessons! Forever thankful to the moment I decided to click on your video for the first time! Keep it up💌
Please make another video diving into your romantic failures. Make it as long as you can, as I’d have all the snacks ready.
Lol 🤣 your comment
Such a hustler even at the age of 13. Respect!!
Forget “Be Yourself” and “Choose Yourself.” That’s powerful.
It’s ok
If you try and change everything about your character and be something you're not your esteem will crumble. Be yourself and improve yourself is a much better message
@@Dinosmash I think it should be - be the best version of yourself.
I love to hear when other people talk about their failures and 'reflect' them in a way.
Me at 12 : this game’s so cooool i gotta play more
Ali at 12 : this game’s so cooool i gotta build
IM GOING TO STOP STUDYING CHEM AND START STUDYING ALI ABDAAL’S NEW VID
This is literally what I'm doing atm!!!!
A mood
I love how you are recording each event and you still have screenshots of those events
Ali, the fact that you had to work on your interpersonal skills, earlier in your life, shocks me. I would have never guessed from the way you put yourself out there on RUclips and warmly engage with your audience. This is inspiring to someone who currently struggles with social anxiety but is trying to become a better communicator. I look forward to watching more videos on your life lessons!
Such a good channel, this dude achieves more in a day than I do month! He got me back into reading again through audible. Really helpful.
whenever I feel down I can rely on this channel to pick me back up, loads of love from Sweden mate
"Don't be yourself, choose yourself". Love it and 100% agree!
This is one of your best videos ever. Please make part 2 This has to become a series.
No kissing till marriage Ali!
ايو كده يا حسنات
Sex before marriage is good
No no no non sense
@@amrit5679 no no no 😙🤨😠
@@amrit5679 are you not a muslim it is haram before mariage
Ali: ‘I set up a Pyramid Scheme!’
Ali’s Lawyer: 😧
I love your personality on camera , you always make me laugh and your dry wit is endearing. I’m a huge fan
One thing,I really like about Ali's videos is that it is content heavy that after watching one,you need to take time to digest the information and internalise it before you watch any other one.
Another thing is that he never requests that you hit the 'like'button or subscribe, you just find yourself doing it without thinking after watching. Keep up the good work,bro!
Honestly you were such an ambitious badass kid!! I loved this one !! Glad that the loss of the money has led you to such success now through all your hard work !!
I like this:
"To look back in time, and think, I'm really glad this happened to me, because I was able to turn it into something much bigger"
I REMEMBER a few weeks ago i sent you a this question .. your failures and stuff like that .. so here you are ..this video is a good answer of my old question to you dear Brother Ali , i wish to give us more exemples of some failures at uni life and to give us some good gifts that you found after the failure .
hope to see you soon
thanks for these awesome videos thats really inspiring me to do some good stuff in youtube or in other places
@@adeniyisalami9416 i checked the video ..i really love it .. keep going on that level
“Be yourself is BS”. Great insight. Glad there is more people acknowledging that.
"If too good to be true, then its probably too good to he true." this reminds me of a quote I came across in Sidney Sheldon's If Tomorrow comes. The whole theme of the book is based on a statement that " you can't con people unless they are greedy to begin with"
What I got from this video is that you consistently make efforts, recognize mistakes and actively work on improving yourself...and you actively choose who you were becoming as you age.
One thing I've learned from most of videos is your presentation skills. You don't use difficult grammers, your body language is positive and generally charismatic.
Make a video on how you speaks so eloquently and get others to listen to you. I actually did watch this video until the end and that may friend, Is impressive.
🥂
Ali, thank you for using the phrase “CV of failures”. It actually prompted me to want to make it a thing. Thank you!
Thank you senior ali, i hope before 30 i could start my own business. I realize i'm not livin in develop country, however i'm not give up and shy to foreign people although i'm an asian guy, hence i'm going invest in my self, work smart and hard to pursuit my dream step by step, hence i'm happy and gratefull to live in my own standart.
nice to meet you ali, i'm eric beslar from indonesia.
goodluck!
Inspiring talk :) I enjoyed the genuine self reflection, very relatable since I’ve had my share of “lessons learned”. As cringeworthy as they were, however, I can’t help but admit that these embarrassing events have shaped who I am.... it can be the fastest way to change your ways, but I think a more vital part of it is eventually getting back up and starting down a fresh path. Simply dwelling on past failures is debilitating. But once you learn from them, you turn them into small wins. Such as you have done here by sharing these stories, I think it brings you past them and they end up shaping the big wins in your life. Thanks for sharing!
This is so wholesome Ali! Exactly what I needed to hear to not get affected by the premature midlife crisis😹
If going to Cambridge and studying medicine is “alright at school” then I just got an U at school
right?
I think you are the first guy I've witnessed admitting to having once participated in a scam, lol! Hearing you look back on how much you've changed over the years is fascinating as well! It's always amazing to see people pursuing what they love and enjoy and actually see the tangible value in that!
I love how you teach us a lot of good things, yet sometimes go personal and that creates a sense of connection to you.
You inspired me to start my youtube channel, I'm a senior in medicine as well.
but Unfortunately I decided to do it in my home language, I would've loved for your opinion on it.
“Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.”
― Albert Einstein
You look like a spammer. It won't help you to post such content
So true.
Good advice. You have plenty of courage because failures just made you stronger and you had learned from each of them!
“Progress is made by trial and failure; the failures are generally a hundred times more numerous than the successes; yet they are usually left unchronicled.”
- William Ramsay
Ok but these were some of the coolest failures ever :( AND YESSSSSS MAKE MORE FAILURE/REJECTION VIDS WE WANNA KNOOOWWWWW!🤣💚💚💚
"Choose Yourself"... well, that's a really interesting idea, thanks Ali, it's really sweet of you to share all those things that happened in your life!😁👏
I enjoyed this episode! It’s a taboo subject to talk about in a time where social media platforms show successes without the before failures. It perpetuates society with an unreal life lens. This helps me adjust my mindset to take more risks and know it’s okay to fail and learn. I too have had more than my share of rejections and failures. I enjoy your content Ali! Keep being you.
Here I was thinking I’ll see list of poor grades and a few rejections from universities. You just can’t beat this guy.
haha you're deluded mate 😂
You are so conscious. Usually, I am trying to run away from my thoughts, especially before going to sleep. Instead of analyzing all this stuff. Thank you for sharing your life lessons)You are an inspiration! I went to analyze my failures and take lessons from them.
This is super sad how we become demotivated everytime we fail but I hope we can learn something from that move forward...great video Ali ❤️
Kudos to the people who taught him to ask for permission so humbly and gracefully!
Well done on not giving up on yourself! I'm inspired
Would love to see another video on this. Extremely helpful considering the main picture we get of you is often success and money haha! Great to see you talking about your failures as this really takes a lot of bravery.
As a 13-year-old, it’s inspiring to see where Ali was at my age hahahaa!
My thoughts exactly!
I appreciate your candor and humor with failure and obstacles, I think resilience and lessons learned are not valued enough, and some focus to literally on themselves as being a failure rather than learning, improving and moving forward.
""You miss 100 of the shots you don't take"-Wayne Gretzky"-Michael Scott
Md. Musfiqur Rahman Dip I was looking for this comment as soon as he said this
It's always a pleasure to meet a fellow office fan 😇
One of my favourite channels! This was very encouraging to even see high achievers like yourself be honest about their journey
Your failures are still better than some of my successes I’m not gonna lie
People often hide their failure and brag about their achievement. That's so genuine of you to share these experience.
I think this is the best ted talk I got from you Ali....great lessons....realised a lot of things about myself especially the unfair advantage point... :3
All these failures have made you what you are today so be incredibly proud of it and grateful for all the experiences. Greetings from Scotland. Have a lovely day!
Thank you Ali! :)) I’m a random person from the opposite side of the world ahhaha. You sharing your story is inspiring! Your content is valuable and heartfelt.
You are the very first guy for whom I literally have not any kind of need to increase or decrease the speed. It's sounds good to say that I've discovered your channel for my ownself.
Ali and his perfect set of mistakes!
I'm amazed at the many things you tried when you were younger. Unfortunately at that age, my family began having problems and my thoughts were elsewhere. Your headmaster was very wise to be upfront. You are also wise yourself to begin challenging yourself at a younger age.
Ali this has been one of your best videos in a while! :)
Takes big balls to put your failures out there
Much respect
I had a fortune cookie the other day lol but it put it pretty simply, “fall down 7, get up 8.” One of the most important life lessons I’ve learned.
I’m awestruck, you are such an ambitious, confident and direction focussed in such a young age. Very envious here.
Love your videos!
Every single one of your videos are so worth watching. Thank you for sharing such valuable lessons :)
"Whatever happens, happens for the best; whether you accept it or not the most valuable lesson behind it is to make you stronger "
I love how Ali is always so open and honest about his experiences. It's so inspiring!
- i wish i knew
honest...
Ali: so handsome...
I love Lesson 4. Sometimes hearing negative things from others about yourself can hurt, but sometimes we really need that kick up the arse. Now there's a difference between constructive criticism and being insulted on purpose. In this case, your headteacher offered constructive criticism and said this because he cares about you and wants to see you succeed in the future, and it's even better that you took that advice to heart and changed your life for the better. We need people like this in our lives to point out our goods and bads that we would never be able to spot in the first place, and we should be really grateful to have these kinds of people in our lives.
I am the same age as Ali. I have two kids. However, all his endeavours and hard work starting at such a young age fills me with so much regret. I feel I just wasted my teenage years when my parents provided for everything. Please take advantage of your teenage years guys, it’s so precious.
How do we take advantage of it? I'm 16 and I want to do something
@@dearmedicineby_Hafsa_tariq I would seriously plan my life.
Take my education seriously, learn useful skills, get disciplined.
Getting married and having kids would also be on my priority list and general plan.
Ali's so-called failures are his indirect flexes, and my way of life every day!!
I’m a mum of four and I Would love to meet your mum and get advice about how she brought you up to instil such an ethos to work hard and to realise the concept of bettering oneself. Its rare to see that. Perhaps you could interview het one day.
the most important point is never stop doing cause of things didn't happen as we want. God bless you Ali
Failures are nothing more that life lessons! Look where you are now 👏🏾
Dear Ali, Its only recently that I discovered your channel. You are truly an inspiration. I listen to your podcasts on my walks. I am honestly grateful for you and your videos and your podcasts.
"You miss 100% of the shots you don't take."
-Wayne Gretzky
-Michael Scott
The office
One of my failures so far has been not discovering Ali's amazing content earlier than I did.
"I decided to up my sexual market value by building websites and coding"...
Classic, and perfectly delivered, British self-deprecation.
Cheers!!
they arent unfair advantages. they are time and effort that gave you a competitive edge. the idea of looking as it as unfair is like saying I don't deserve this, when in fact you do. downplaying yourself is self-sabotage. own your strengths!
Should I take my shot and admit my crush on you???
I got his heart... My 2020 is saved!!! 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
Congratulations
covid has really messed up a lot of things in my life opportunity wise, so i cant tell you how much i needed this video right now
At 13 I was closing the fridge's door slowly too watch the lights turn off.
Talk about doing something fun.....watching your videos is such a fun thing....I just love how your nerdy story is
I'm going to start raising my hand in every class too !!
Wow Ali, this was just a great video! Definitely want to hear a part 2
Idk if its only me but your voice is sooo soothing n have a therapeutic quality when ever m stressed i listen to you.
P.s plz give yourself a break sometimes I doubt that you are a human being 🤔