Immanuel Kant says “Look closely. The beautiful may be small”. We hope that you enjoyed this video and for more videos to help you find success and happiness using ancient philosophical wisdom, don’t forget to subscribe. Thanks so much for watching.
My life was changed when I started waking up an hour earlier to exercise first thing in the morning. Starting my day with self-discipline/taking care of myself has shown me my full potential, and opened my belief in myself and what I’m truly capable of
1. Organize yourself. "Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life" 2. Follow through. Have discipline. Parent yourself. Reward yourself. 3. Follow universal principles. Use reasoning. Ask yourself "if everyone does what I do, would it be a better world?" 4. Schedule time for developing your skills. 5. Make time for the small things. Talking to friends, walking in the park, enjoying social activities. 6. Make time for your other duties. Behaving nice only when we feel like is morally wrong. 7. Make time for moral self-development. What can I know? What should I do? What can I hope for?
If you learn to develop an abundant mentality you will not be envious of others, you will celebrate their successes, you will share in their joys and pains. Don't see life as a competition but as complementary
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.
This video has to be taken with a grain of salt. It begins trying to establish Kant as an authority on advice like this by mentioning what some of his ideas were and we espouse some not them. But it’s not right. Agreeing with something someone says isn’t sufficient reason to agree with other advice they give. Many people disagreed and still disagree with Kant ideas in any case. He was rich and had the option of organizing his life how he thought was most beneficial. Average and especially poor people don’t have this luxury. There is also a suggestion that being disciplined is just a matter of deciding to do this. If it were then why do so many people agree with something that makes sense and don’t follow their own advice? Because we don’t have full willpower over ourselves. There is no evidence that following strict discipline make a person happier or better in any objective way. How do we know that strict discipline doesn’t cause our mind to become rigid and closed minded, or somehow doesn’t affect us negatively in other ways?
The real question is: Have you tried it? I had a startling revelation when I was 21. I was struggling through an associate’s program while working a full time job at a factory and drinking myself to sleep every night. I live in a very poor part of the US (Southeast Kentucky) so the lap of luxury isn’t one I’ve sat in much. My revelation was that no matter our socioeconomic status, our degrees of privilege, or our “luck”: we all inhabit the same length of every day. The analogy I used at the time was: “If your life was a 2-hour movie, would you spend 90 minutes of it wasting time? Wandering aimlessly? Casually applying yourself to things you claim to have passion for?” The answer for most people is a vehement and resounding “no”. At the risk of sounding like a new-age cliché: We have no control over where we begin, but we have at least some control over where we end up. Armed with this new inspiration, I went to the extreme in discipline. From daily journal entries to arbitrarily driving the exact speed limit on my way to work, going to bed at 9 PM, waking up at 4 AM, daily reading, extra education on top of my college classes. I stopped smoking. My house was *immaculate* (I almost got to the “label” phase), I cooked nutritious meals every day. I had a steady exercise regimen. But I also stopped watching any form of entertainment, I stopped drinking, and I engaged in the most extreme eremitical behavior known to man. All in the span of 2 months. This unlearned rigidity resulted in white-hot rage at others who acted as agents of chaos in my life. If a phone call lasted 5 minutes longer than I planned for it to, I would be irate and my mood would sour for the rest of the day. This streak of my disciplinary development culminated in a fist fight with a childhood friend in which we sent one another to the hospital. This approach was unfruitful. However, I eventually resolved myself to a shift in tactics. Instead of time-blocking, I pursued a task-oriented approach instead. This worked much better for me and I still use it today. I’m now in grad school, I’ve been to 19 countries, I’m proficient in Spanish and learning German now. I was promoted to corporate for a fairly sizable international company. I’ve read the entire Bible chronologically at least 4 times. I’m a decent chess player and I am the frontman for a moderately successful regional band. I won’t bore you with every petty detail of my life, but I will say, from my own experience: The idea that organizing your life is an “option” only available to the rich is demonstrably false. “Just deciding” is exactly the very barrier that most folks cannot overcome. You may decide today to do something productive, but that decision must be made every day. Every waking moment. You claim there is “no evidence that following strict discipline makes a person happier or better”. Where is your citation? 3 minutes on Google will point you to an endless avalanche of folks who lived in discipline and made their mark on history. From Kant to Plato to the Founding Fathers. You need only open your eyes and the evidence will assault you. Discipline truly does lead to freedom. Try some discipline or you may awaken one day at 60 and lament a life un-lived.
I don't follow the same routine everyday. That's not how I operate. Thus, I manage my time very well and make good use of calendars. I find what works and that's part of what works for me. Yes, sometimes things occur unscheduled, but I handle accordingly.
"Your life is precious; your time is short. You have come into the world to yield something very significant and to work with other people in a cooperative venture in a specific area." *Wisdom from the Greater Community* Book 2, Chapter Six: Discernment "Time is important now. You do not have time to languish. You do not have time to be distracted, carried away with other things or caught up in the circumstances of your life. There is no time for this now. *You must take your life seriously* ." *The Great Waves of Change* Chapter 2: The Great Waves and Your Life "Determination must arise out of a sense of a greater purpose in life, a purpose that is stronger, more persistent and more life generating than all of the other factors in your life that would seek to weaken you and to undermine this incentive." *Illness and Health* All the quotes are from books by *Marshall Vian Summers*
Kant just had Autism Spectrum Disorder also known as Asperger's and this is how many people with that trait like to organize their lives, they love routine and hate novelty. Kant never left Koningsberg his entire life and would take the exact same walk every day rain or shine. To him I'm sure it was comforting and enjoyable, but to many people this would be torture.
DON'T follow the advice about working on "your craft" in a job environment just to improve yourself. Your employer will just rake in more $$ and just use you 90% of the time. Been there, done that. Work on getting out from under the employer, screw him/her.
Waking up too early kills me, I like waking up after 7 am when important dream phases are over. Waking up early and having a very tight discipline drains me mentally and physically. Steady, steady...
One things for sure, spending my time theorizing how to manage my time is not a good way to manage my time. live your life boys and girls, follow your dreams and passions, and always be honest with yourself. Don't waste your time on something you can't control, the most important thing is that you do something you truly believe in and something that makes you happy. The truth will never misguide you
This video is really very good and actually I am organising my life in a similar structured way as Immanuel Kant, without having been aware of it before. My favourite imperative is “So act that your principle of action might safely be made a law for the whole world”. This is why I have a solid rational reason for doing good things like engaging in environmental protection policies. Moreover I do my daily routine exercises every morning and cook my own fresh vegetables every day instead of gossiping at work. I also totally agree that aesthetic judgement follows from model judgement and that we have the duty also to take care of our families. This is why I visited my sister last weekend after she had had a little heart surgery. Finally I enjoy to learn from other cultures and that’s why I hate narrow minded people.
Not clear to what extent the video is about Kant and what about motivational ideas. In this video it sounds if Kant is all about productivity, which I can not imagine. The title should be: " What we can learn from Immanuel Kant to be more productive in life"
I can't manage my time. I want to work like a robot but I can't. I can't keep consistent with my life and work. What should I do? How can I make myself consistent?
@@worstward_ to be honest with you bro it's hard it's very very hard but I managed to stop playing keep trying again and again So,Solution. By replacing one habit by another I started learning about investing and trading instead of video games
@@worstward_ yes, get rid of it, don’t buy a new one. I gave mine away to some random person so I could never get it back. Then you really don’t have a choice
@@worstward_ just sell it all. I was a fifa addict and other stuff; maybe you need money to buy other things: in this case, sell videogames to buy those. that's what I did and it worked, alongside trying new creative activities like new instrument or discovering new interests. It's like cigarettes: at first when you quit it is hard, but later you're not even going to notice the difference
I really wish people would be more aware and place a greater emphasis on what they do on a daily basis rather than be dismissive and downplay it as something small and/or insignificant.
We can thank Immanuel Kant for his disciplined effort to bring upon today's world a sense of harmony that I can't appreciate enough. I encourage everyone to keep learning and bring upon the best versions of themselves and help others in needs, so we can make our world better for us and for the newer generations. Let us all learn and teach each other and constantly improve and embrace failures with an open heart, a life of wisdom and joy for everyone.
>Ask yourself "what would happen if everyone did this?", when you're thinking of doing something wrong >50% of success is in getting started (Discipline) >Make time for the basics of life (see your parents, friends and relax)
Don't watch programs that are not going to promote your growth. That's why I don't go on social media anymore. What a waste of valuable time. Looking at superficial people, who are all about what is on the outside. It truly becomes unappealing to you, when your soul wants more. Happiness, contentment, and serenity, are about going INSIDE..not OUTSIDE. Life is beautiful. The little things mean everything. Take the time. This is just a small part of what I'm learning on this journey. 🥰🥰🥰
Agreed 👊Escaping one’s subconscious or their subjective map of reality in order to view perceptions from an outside perspective provides the benefit of hindsight - this is why journalizing thoughts and meditating is so important
@@romankohli5919 When you meditate, do you focus on a singular thought? or try to let go of all thought completely? I have pretty bad ADHD but refuse to see a doctor that will just prescribe me drugs for it. I believe such a "disease" can be cured by self discipline and training my mind. I heard meditation is great in helping to do so.
@@scrubfive9239 I try to mainly focus on my breath - my best friend has ADHD and I know meditation helps him a lot. The mind will get diverted from time to time and that is the case for me too but every time you notice your mind going elsewhere, just gently bring it back and focus on the breath again bro
Beware the man who claims to have all the answers... “The only thing I know is that I know nothing” - Socrates “I think ; therefore, I am” - René Descartes What’s goin’ on here? 🤷♂️
(Extract taken from A Philosophy of Walking by Frédéric Gros.) Müller I have, in any case, a troubled relationship to Kant, because at age ten I read Kant for the first time - my father had that lying around - it was the Metaphysics of Morals. And naturally the first chapter I read was the one on onanism. And that disturbed me deeply, because he considered it completely reprehensible and in every respect the worst and the most undignified thing that exists . . . Kluge What's his argument for that? Müller It's against the laws of nature, against God's will . . . Kluge If nature has given human beings the power to procreate, then it's reprehensible not to use it. Müller Exactly, that troubled me deeply at that time. And then I was so happy when, years later, I read an anecdote to the effect that Kant supposedly masturbated once a week, or even more often, on the same oak tree in the park where he always took his walks. That reassured me. And from then on I was no longer very interested in Kant. Kluge He had been refuted. Müller He had been refuted, yes.
Emmanuel Kant's time-extended life…. His reasoning about and pursuing morality may cause confusion and lead to confounding in some. For example: how do you reconcile the talks and actual practices of understanding diametrically opposed cultures and values - the current Russian-Ukrainian war stemming from the incompatibility of capitalism and communism, the contradiction between individual freedom and the collective rights of the state - the same dilemma that the CCP face, but wish to ignore?
Discipline,self-discipline,time-management are valuable for everyone.As an example,Immanuel Kant's philosophy and his own life. Indeed,he was an example of iron discipline and lived a very meaningful,productive life.
But they did choose. the weak people are the ones that chose to give up/ give in. The very thing that separates the strong from the weak is/are choice(s).
Immanuel Can't me found in the book of western philosophy by sir Bertrand Russell and named in my way as having ' Kanti " a kind of glow around face is appropriate answer about this personality. Discipline is essence of defense forces around the world and for that reason every one sleep well everywhere inspite of many many ODDS of intricate nature full of intrigue. Thanks for such videos is cool cute voice full of affection and gravity. Thanks once again.
As a German, 67 years of age, I have been following Kant's example to some extent since my time in primary school. Although Prussian discipline has been exploited many times in history, I particularly like Kant's concept of the "categorical imperative", as we call it in German: 'behave as you want all other people around you to behave.' If you torture someone by waterboarding, don't blame your enemy when he takes similar action to you.
This was sooooooo good!! Great video. I am old and wasted my life and wanted to get my sh_ _ together but never could I once took a philosophy course in college which included Kant. I should have thought about what he said. He was fantastic!! It is very late in the game but I vow to be a follower of Kant. You did such a good job and narayef the video so good! If you get a chance, let me know what you think about what I.wtote.
The biggest irony in this video is that the most business people do their "craft" just to get promotions, bigger salaries, and bigger social status. Without pursuing them, there remains no other craft for them to pursue.
Kant decided for himself that routine is the best way to pursue life .Dutifully. Reaction ,intellectual, to our accomplishments,we find ourselves back at the beginning. Kant was the dutiful beginning and end to recycling ourselves.
I find that I already do this stuff and then I realized that's because these are just Christian teachings might be surprising someone is not a Christian and there might be like oh that's a good idea but to someone that is a Christian I've already read this out of the Bible
You kind of took some liberties or at least extrapolated Kant based on your own ideas or at least interpretation. Definitely not classical, especially at the end when you were preaching on how one should relate to other cultures. That was you, not Kant. Unless you have a handy citation from his writings.
On the whole, a very good summary of Kant's ethics, and quite cleverly contextualised for the modern person too, in circumstances Kant would never have dreamed of, and which, on the whole, would probably have horrified him. I do wonder what the mindless music adds, though? It's just a background noise, isn't it? Not really music at all. Consider what Kant would have said about our need to have a ceaseless quasi-musical background going on all the time. Either music is worth listening to, with all your attention--which is definitely not the case here--or else it's better if we just concentrate on the words spoken. Otherwise that sentimental, bland noise just distracts us.
This is a really a pile of good work done by Kant only through good time management for benefit of human society. If you go through the vdo 3 four times and think many more times as regards importance of each section then one can realise what's a precious life on earth suppose to be here like that of Kant's. He will continue to influence.
I love the fact that the video doesn't talk about Kant's Moral Philosophy, instead talks about how he manages his time. which is inspiring for me personally. Great Vid!
The only thing I disagree with is "eating a cookie" to reward yourself. 7:45 Food should never be used as rewards or punishments (with humans), especially something so unhealthy. This promotes unhealthy eating habits and a toxic relationship with food. The food you eat should be based exclusively on your metabolic needs, and not affected by your behavior at all.
The impact of this content is substantial. A book with like messages revolutionized my approach to key subjects. "Dominating Your Clock: Strategies for Professional and Personal Success" by Anthony Rivers
I don't read much. (Me.) When you read a book, you're putting someone else's thoughts into YOUR head. Discretion can't be found, when you look in false caverns. Scatter yore focus!! Internet's glow has chunks of end/Foe
20:00 I doubt you have made dialogues with the SEA yourselves lol. Otherwise you'd phrase it differently, but you're right, what you said its right 😅 Except... ok
You don't know Kant's philosophy. He didn't say that. That's how you understand his philosophy based on his biography, which is definitely WRONG. Kindly read "Critique of Pure Reason" and tell me if he really said what you said. Tsk tsk tsk.
Time is not a real thing. Do fish sleep? How can they tell when it's night?? If there were no sun, there never would have existed a "sun dial"...A.K.A "clock"..A.K.A: "Time"
Immanuel Kant says “Look closely. The beautiful may be small”.
We hope that you enjoyed this video and for more videos to help you find success and happiness using ancient philosophical wisdom, don’t forget to subscribe. Thanks so much for watching.
45 min ago comment? 5 min old video?
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@@akio2k0 The perception of time/space within you colours all experiences and truths Akio.
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My life was changed when I started waking up an hour earlier to exercise first thing in the morning. Starting my day with self-discipline/taking care of myself has shown me my full potential, and opened my belief in myself and what I’m truly capable of
This is like an opening paragrah in self-help book.
@@juanpedro5579 lol
I will try implementing this in my life starting tomorrow!
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1. Organize yourself. "Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life"
2. Follow through. Have discipline. Parent yourself. Reward yourself.
3. Follow universal principles. Use reasoning. Ask yourself "if everyone does what I do, would it be a better world?"
4. Schedule time for developing your skills.
5. Make time for the small things. Talking to friends, walking in the park, enjoying social activities.
6. Make time for your other duties. Behaving nice only when we feel like is morally wrong.
7. Make time for moral self-development. What can I know? What should I do? What can I hope for?
Great job ty
Thanks
8. be a racist
Very deep and truthful. Thank you
@@tomcuthbert-sayers1451 everyone was prejudice in those days, stop being a simpleton
If you learn to develop an abundant mentality you will not be envious of others, you will celebrate their successes, you will share in their joys and pains. Don't see life as a competition but as complementary
Right there two types of people, people who are jealous of others success, and those who are inspired by it.
Excellent, concise statement. A simple principle that could, if applied widely, revolutionize the world for the better. Thanks for the reminder
Somebody call Tony Robbins
@The Last Rebel Show There is a third type (i dont know how to say it , when colecting money by fraud the other people just are disgusted from them
this is why i hate the west all of kants books need to be burned. i hate western principles.
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.
This video has to be taken with a grain of salt. It begins trying to establish Kant as an authority on advice like this by mentioning what some of his ideas were and we espouse some not them. But it’s not right. Agreeing with something someone says isn’t sufficient reason to agree with other advice they give. Many people disagreed and still disagree with Kant ideas in any case.
He was rich and had the option of organizing his life how he thought was most beneficial. Average and especially poor people don’t have this luxury.
There is also a suggestion that being disciplined is just a matter of deciding to do this. If it were then why do so many people agree with something that makes sense and don’t follow their own advice? Because we don’t have full willpower over ourselves.
There is no evidence that following strict discipline make a person happier or better in any objective way. How do we know that strict discipline doesn’t cause our mind to become rigid and closed minded, or somehow doesn’t affect us negatively in other ways?
The real question is: Have you tried it?
I had a startling revelation when I was 21. I was struggling through an associate’s program while working a full time job at a factory and drinking myself to sleep every night. I live in a very poor part of the US (Southeast Kentucky) so the lap of luxury isn’t one I’ve sat in much.
My revelation was that no matter our socioeconomic status, our degrees of privilege, or our “luck”: we all inhabit the same length of every day. The analogy I used at the time was: “If your life was a 2-hour movie, would you spend 90 minutes of it wasting time? Wandering aimlessly? Casually applying yourself to things you claim to have passion for?”
The answer for most people is a vehement and resounding “no”. At the risk of sounding like a new-age cliché: We have no control over where we begin, but we have at least some control over where we end up.
Armed with this new inspiration, I went to the extreme in discipline. From daily journal entries to arbitrarily driving the exact speed limit on my way to work, going to bed at 9 PM, waking up at 4 AM, daily reading, extra education on top of my college classes. I stopped smoking. My house was *immaculate* (I almost got to the “label” phase), I cooked nutritious meals every day. I had a steady exercise regimen. But I also stopped watching any form of entertainment, I stopped drinking, and I engaged in the most extreme eremitical behavior known to man. All in the span of 2 months.
This unlearned rigidity resulted in white-hot rage at others who acted as agents of chaos in my life. If a phone call lasted 5 minutes longer than I planned for it to, I would be irate and my mood would sour for the rest of the day. This streak of my disciplinary development culminated in a fist fight with a childhood friend in which we sent one another to the hospital. This approach was unfruitful.
However, I eventually resolved myself to a shift in tactics. Instead of time-blocking, I pursued a task-oriented approach instead. This worked much better for me and I still use it today. I’m now in grad school, I’ve been to 19 countries, I’m proficient in Spanish and learning German now. I was promoted to corporate for a fairly sizable international company. I’ve read the entire Bible chronologically at least 4 times. I’m a decent chess player and I am the frontman for a moderately successful regional band.
I won’t bore you with every petty detail of my life, but I will say, from my own experience: The idea that organizing your life is an “option” only available to the rich is demonstrably false. “Just deciding” is exactly the very barrier that most folks cannot overcome. You may decide today to do something productive, but that decision must be made every day. Every waking moment. You claim there is “no evidence that following strict discipline makes a person happier or better”. Where is your citation? 3 minutes on Google will point you to an endless avalanche of folks who lived in discipline and made their mark on history. From Kant to Plato to the Founding Fathers. You need only open your eyes and the evidence will assault you.
Discipline truly does lead to freedom. Try some discipline or you may awaken one day at 60 and lament a life un-lived.
Do you have a website where I can find the transcription of videos? Thanks and Regards
I see... Before we can practice the great Kant's way of life, the first requirement is.... Getting a domestic helper!!
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@Elysabeth Muliawan great idea you can fulfill that role for me start this Monday thanks pal 👍🤔🇬🇧✝️😇 blessings but make me a sandwich 😉🥪😋
@@RevGary wow, what a deeply disturbed PoS you are
Exactly! That person will fix your meals, wash your clothes, clean your house so you can enjoy your life. 😁 what about giving back to others?
You are fun at parties 🥳
I don't follow the same routine everyday. That's not how I operate. Thus, I manage my time very well and make good use of calendars. I find what works and that's part of what works for me. Yes, sometimes things occur unscheduled, but I handle accordingly.
"Your life is precious; your time is short. You have come into the world to yield something very significant and to work with other people in a cooperative venture in a specific area."
*Wisdom from the Greater Community* Book 2, Chapter Six: Discernment
"Time is important now. You do not have time to languish. You do not have time to be distracted, carried away with other things or caught up in the circumstances of your life. There is no time for this now. *You must take your life seriously* ."
*The Great Waves of Change* Chapter 2: The Great Waves and Your Life
"Determination must arise out of a sense of a greater purpose in life, a purpose that is stronger, more persistent and more life generating than all of the other factors in your life that would seek to weaken you and to undermine this incentive."
*Illness and Health*
All the quotes are from books by *Marshall Vian Summers*
Thanks for this important reminder of how life is indeed precious
Thank you, E K.
Thank you!
True wisdom indeed. Many thanks!
I am so thankful to you for these valuable comments. You have made my day. I love books and these books I will read first of all.
Great vid thank you! I too enjoy spending some time in the afternoon with my friend "Green" 🙃
It's pronounced KAnt, not KEnt🙁
This was so, so useful....I KANT EVEN!
You win all the awards
Kant just had Autism Spectrum Disorder also known as Asperger's and this is how many people with that trait like to organize their lives, they love routine and hate novelty. Kant never left Koningsberg his entire life and would take the exact same walk every day rain or shine. To him I'm sure it was comforting and enjoyable, but to many people this would be torture.
For me it'd be torture.
DON'T follow the advice about working on "your craft" in a job environment just to improve yourself. Your employer will just rake in more $$ and just use you 90% of the time. Been there, done that. Work on getting out from under the employer, screw him/her.
Thank you for producing this video. Wisdom is the greatest wealth of all. :-)
Waking up too early kills me, I like waking up after 7 am when important dream phases are over. Waking up early and having a very tight discipline drains me mentally and physically. Steady, steady...
True..it's too stressful..whole day goes wasted if I wake up early
@@TheHariniravi totally agree and thank you for your response 🙌
Sleep early! Take a nap at noon if possible.
Have dinner early before sunset and sleep early
Cool lemme just hire a maid to refuse to let me sleep in and get a job that requires 3 hours of work a day. Wow what a life hack
Time it's a gift, we must use it wisely but never forgetting the most important things that are family and friends. 🛀🧟♀️
One things for sure, spending my time theorizing how to manage my time is not a good way to manage my time. live your life boys and girls, follow your dreams and passions, and always be honest with yourself.
Don't waste your time on something you can't control, the most important thing is that you do something you truly believe in and something that makes you happy. The truth will never misguide you
Don't think I haven't spent time theorizing how to spend my time, I just realized it takes up too much of my time
This video is really very good and actually I am organising my life in a similar structured way as Immanuel Kant, without having been aware of it before. My favourite imperative is “So act that your principle of action might safely be made a law for the whole world”. This is why I have a solid rational reason for doing good things like engaging in environmental protection policies. Moreover I do my daily routine exercises every morning and cook my own fresh vegetables every day instead of gossiping at work. I also totally agree that aesthetic judgement follows from model judgement and that we have the duty also to take care of our families. This is why I visited my sister last weekend after she had had a little heart surgery. Finally I enjoy to learn from other cultures and that’s why I hate narrow minded people.
I, I, I, I, ...hate? You have a lot more to learn. Kindness changes everything❣🤍
Not clear to what extent the video is about Kant and what about motivational ideas.
In this video it sounds if Kant is all about productivity, which I can not imagine.
The title should be: " What we can learn from Immanuel Kant to be more productive in life"
I can't manage my time. I want to work like a robot but I can't. I can't keep consistent with my life and work. What should I do? How can I make myself consistent?
The day my life changed for better was the day I stopped playing video games. Warzone was addicting
Currently trying to quit video games myself. It’s a bit tough. Do you have any tips?
@@worstward_ to be honest with you bro it's hard it's very very hard but I managed to stop playing keep trying again and again
So,Solution. By replacing one habit by another
I started learning about investing and trading instead of video games
Addictive
@@worstward_ yes, get rid of it, don’t buy a new one. I gave mine away to some random person so I could never get it back. Then you really don’t have a choice
@@worstward_ just sell it all. I was a fifa addict and other stuff; maybe you need money to buy other things: in this case, sell videogames to buy those. that's what I did and it worked, alongside trying new creative activities like new instrument or discovering new interests. It's like cigarettes: at first when you quit it is hard, but later you're not even going to notice the difference
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Get so good they wouldn't deny you/replace you, and also you would not suck to people
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Iron dicpline and do thing no matter how you feel
I really wish people would be more aware and place a greater emphasis on what they do on a daily basis rather than be dismissive and downplay it as something small and/or insignificant.
Oof I feel that
Redeem your time, for the days are evil. -Bible
A Brilliant philosopher should know that world Peace ✌🏽 is imposible because of human nature
a brilliant philosopher might argue that we are free agents and that is a feature of being human.
@@vishnuburla9544 that’s exactly why there will never be such a thing as World Peace
Immanuel Kant… but sure you can 👍
Such great content you provide for free, everything is well researched, explained, organized, and understood by you. Thank you. 👍
We can thank Immanuel Kant for his disciplined effort to bring upon today's world a sense of harmony that I can't appreciate enough. I encourage everyone to keep learning and bring upon the best versions of themselves and help others in needs, so we can make our world better for us and for the newer generations. Let us all learn and teach each other and constantly improve and embrace failures with an open heart, a life of wisdom and joy for everyone.
Great writer here...and am an amazing Musician... happy to be alive even though I have fooled my mind. Trying to rewire. Thanks for this video
>Ask yourself "what would happen if everyone did this?", when you're thinking of doing something wrong
>50% of success is in getting started (Discipline)
>Make time for the basics of life (see your parents, friends and relax)
Kant is my favorite philosopher of all time. Thanks for the amazing job and you have a new suscriber. :")
Wow, I didn't know I had to get my hearing checked, I asked 2 people apparently there is narration throughout the video, the voice is just inaudible
Don't watch programs that are not going to promote your growth. That's why I don't go on social media anymore. What a waste of valuable time. Looking at superficial people, who are all about what is on the outside. It truly becomes unappealing to you, when your soul wants more. Happiness, contentment, and serenity, are about going INSIDE..not OUTSIDE. Life is beautiful. The little things mean everything. Take the time. This is just a small part of what I'm learning on this journey. 🥰🥰🥰
Knowledge is limited to perception. When an observer can transcend their own egoic perception then the true nature of things can be seen
Agreed 👊Escaping one’s subconscious or their subjective map of reality in order to view perceptions from an outside perspective provides the benefit of hindsight - this is why journalizing thoughts and meditating is so important
@@romankohli5919 When you meditate, do you focus on a singular thought? or try to let go of all thought completely? I have pretty bad ADHD but refuse to see a doctor that will just prescribe me drugs for it. I believe such a "disease" can be cured by self discipline and training my mind. I heard meditation is great in helping to do so.
@@scrubfive9239 I try to mainly focus on my breath - my best friend has ADHD and I know meditation helps him a lot. The mind will get diverted from time to time and that is the case for me too but every time you notice your mind going elsewhere, just gently bring it back and focus on the breath again bro
Sounds like some commie gobbledygook
Behind every genius, there is a domestic helper!!
Beware the man who claims to have all the answers...
“The only thing I know is that I know nothing” - Socrates
“I think ; therefore, I am” - René Descartes
What’s goin’ on here? 🤷♂️
Who else is here because they watched The Good Place?
(Extract taken from A Philosophy of Walking by Frédéric Gros.)
Müller
I have, in any case, a troubled relationship to Kant, because at age ten I read Kant for the first time - my father had that lying around - it was the Metaphysics of Morals. And naturally the first chapter I read was the one on onanism. And that disturbed me deeply, because he considered it completely reprehensible and in every respect the worst and the most undignified thing that exists . . .
Kluge
What's his argument for that?
Müller
It's against the laws of nature, against God's will . . .
Kluge
If nature has given human beings the power to procreate, then it's reprehensible not to use it.
Müller
Exactly, that troubled me deeply at that time. And then I was so happy when, years later, I read an anecdote to the effect that Kant supposedly masturbated once a week, or even more often, on the same oak tree in the park where he always took his walks. That reassured me. And from then on I was no longer very interested in Kant.
Kluge
He had been refuted.
Müller
He had been refuted, yes.
Emmanuel Kant's time-extended life….
His reasoning about and pursuing morality may cause confusion and lead to confounding in some. For example: how do you reconcile the talks and actual practices of understanding diametrically opposed cultures and values - the current Russian-Ukrainian war stemming from the incompatibility of capitalism and communism, the contradiction between individual freedom and the collective rights of the state - the same dilemma that the CCP face, but wish to ignore?
The more people we have who fulfilled their dream, the less people we have doing essential work.
Balance
His lecture time starts quite early as 7am, that's why needs to get up at 5am,😊
2:40
Routine will make you have more power in your will power
Ya all we can all achieve this level of discipline :)).
Discipline,self-discipline,time-management are valuable for everyone.As an example,Immanuel Kant's philosophy and his own life. Indeed,he was an example of iron discipline and lived a very meaningful,productive life.
Very much enjoyed. Will employ this wisdom in my life and to teach others who are seeking.
Behind every strong person is a story that gave them no choice.
But they did choose. the weak people are the ones that chose to give up/ give in. The very thing that separates the strong from the weak is/are choice(s).
Immanuel Can't me found in the book of western philosophy by sir Bertrand Russell and named in my way as having ' Kanti " a kind of glow around face is appropriate answer about this personality. Discipline is essence of defense forces around the world and for that reason every one sleep well everywhere inspite of many many ODDS of intricate nature full of intrigue. Thanks for such videos is cool cute voice full of affection and gravity. Thanks once again.
As a German, 67 years of age, I have been following Kant's example to some extent since my time in primary school. Although Prussian discipline has been exploited many times in history, I particularly like Kant's concept of the "categorical imperative", as we call it in German: 'behave as you want all other people around you to behave.'
If you torture someone by waterboarding, don't blame your enemy when he takes similar action to you.
Understanding yore "surroundings" is an overlooked luxury.
This was sooooooo good!! Great video. I am old and wasted my life and wanted to get my sh_ _ together but never could I once took a philosophy course in college which included Kant. I should have thought about what he said. He was fantastic!! It is very late in the game but I vow to be a follower of Kant. You did such a good job and narayef the video so good! If you get a chance, let me know what you think about what I.wtote.
World peace through democracy? lol, the man certainly was a dreamer ...
Excellent, very useful information.
Thank you very much.
Men I completly had another different read of kant. We should read it again
Immanuel Kant but, at least, Immanuel tried
“Shedule this, shedule that. Make a shedule.” Wtf is shedule man, speak English! 🤪
Google it
3am and I'm wasting time watching vids. Losing 3-4 hours sleep every weekday
You must me somewhere in Western Europe!
Love it. I should practice to be Kant for I am enlightened and relieved from ignorance.
The biggest irony in this video is that the most business people do their "craft" just to get promotions, bigger salaries, and bigger social status. Without pursuing them, there remains no other craft for them to pursue.
I am truly grateful for watching this!
Kant decided for himself that routine is the best way to pursue life .Dutifully. Reaction ,intellectual, to our accomplishments,we find ourselves back at the beginning. Kant was the dutiful beginning and end to recycling ourselves.
What a class, accept my like as a way to thank
I find that I already do this stuff and then I realized that's because these are just Christian teachings might be surprising someone is not a Christian and there might be like oh that's a good idea but to someone that is a Christian I've already read this out of the Bible
What about watching this video instead of working😂
IK is one of my favorites.
Mr Kant was really Mr Can
Okay, but is this how you actually train elephants?
You kind of took some liberties or at least extrapolated Kant based on your own ideas or at least interpretation. Definitely not classical, especially at the end when you were preaching on how one should relate to other cultures. That was you, not Kant. Unless you have a handy citation from his writings.
Yeah big liberties
With my respect to Kant, but I hate his life routine, I hate restricted prison life ..
10:30 no time is wasted if you felt good.
If you want to live a hedonistic lifestyle.
What editing software do you use to make your videos they are absolutely incredible
On the whole, a very good summary of Kant's ethics, and quite cleverly contextualised for the modern person too, in circumstances Kant would never have dreamed of, and which, on the whole, would probably have horrified him. I do wonder what the mindless music adds, though? It's just a background noise, isn't it? Not really music at all. Consider what Kant would have said about our need to have a ceaseless quasi-musical background going on all the time. Either music is worth listening to, with all your attention--which is definitely not the case here--or else it's better if we just concentrate on the words spoken. Otherwise that sentimental, bland noise just distracts us.
Thank you very much for sharing this video! Truly great!
Preparing & discussing IS WORK
Facing other cultures is facing a Muslim and a Punjab? I’m an Indian Muslim is there only us? Lol
That biscuit Head keeps mispronouncing schedule...
Man you do a great job with these videos. You simply some deep stuff.👌🤩👍
fuck!! I needed this. It is really draining mentally and physically if you do not have a routine in Life
Yes, You Kant !!.....😂😂🎉🎉
My man was part of the wake and bake club! 🤙
Why do I feel I could watch these videos all night?
Kant do it, unorganized caos is an alternative method
2 good
This is a really a pile of good work done by Kant only through good time management for benefit of human society. If you go through the vdo 3 four times and think many more times as regards importance of each section then one can realise what's a precious life on earth suppose to be here like that of Kant's. He will continue to influence.
👏🕉️🔯✝️🛐☪️👏
It's what may be termed as:
THE DIVINE BLESSINGS OF THE DIVINE FREE WILL 🌹👏
Excellent! Thanks! Heard it three times:-)
Do you have any ideas or knowledge about handling or dealing with per se narcissistic individuals? Philosophies for Life.
Run!
Probably easier to organise your life with a domestic helper.
Kant sure can!!
I love the fact that the video doesn't talk about Kant's Moral Philosophy, instead talks about how he manages his time. which is inspiring for me personally.
Great Vid!
The only thing I disagree with is "eating a cookie" to reward yourself. 7:45 Food should never be used as rewards or punishments (with humans), especially something so unhealthy. This promotes unhealthy eating habits and a toxic relationship with food. The food you eat should be based exclusively on your metabolic needs, and not affected by your behavior at all.
The impact of this content is substantial. A book with like messages revolutionized my approach to key subjects. "Dominating Your Clock: Strategies for Professional and Personal Success" by Anthony Rivers
I think you are using Kant as a way to deliver your own opinions
I don't read much. (Me.)
When you read a book, you're putting someone else's thoughts into YOUR head.
Discretion can't be found, when you look in false caverns. Scatter yore focus!! Internet's glow has chunks of end/Foe
20:00 I doubt you have made dialogues with the SEA yourselves lol. Otherwise you'd phrase it differently, but you're right, what you said its right 😅
Except... ok
You don't know Kant's philosophy. He didn't say that. That's how you understand his philosophy based on his biography, which is definitely WRONG. Kindly read "Critique of Pure Reason" and tell me if he really said what you said. Tsk tsk tsk.
Time is not a real thing. Do fish sleep? How can they tell when it's night?? If there were no sun, there never would have existed a "sun dial"...A.K.A "clock"..A.K.A: "Time"
I love hearing you say schedule