@@ghostghostgaming5637 His telling you to not give up and try your best every defeat is a motivation to push yourself more. Why set a limit to your own life when you are still living
@@kylebergan trust me I ain't no SJW but I mean it has happened before....for example, The Last Samurai was a white guy...just saying....hollywood things
If they ever make a movie about this man, they need to make sure they actually cast him as himself so that he can add Oscar winning actor to his list of achievements.
Navy Seals, Ph.D., Medical Doctor, Astronaut....all these great accomplishments. Yes. But his greatest accomplishment is being able to say "I love my father"
@@bluefootedboobie1893 They have a doctorate but a PhD is a separate thing. You have to apply specifically for an MD PhD program if you also want a PhD. They are distinct!
When people say they are "built different" they clearly haven't seen this man. He's physically fit, mentally fit and possesses high levels of intelligence and awareness that not many people have. He's using his power to make a change to the world, which to me is a hero that doesn't need to wear a cape.
Never knew Jonathan had a dark past. We all saw the meme of him being one of the most accomplished human beings. The most elite US military branch, member of the Navy Seals, served in the Iraq War, became a Doctor, and finally an Astronaut. Pretty much a real life Captain America.
@@TheBeast-kr7ee he probably meant the most elite military unit. Because that’s what most people think because of how popular the seals are after killing bin Ladin. Even tho It’s considered tier 2 most people think it’s the most elite
@@MrJbedo there a few units that are considered more “elite” delta force is one of them. The guy in the video is still more badass than 99.99% of the population
Poor guy. He’s searching near and far for an answer when the answer is right in front of him, himself. He’s amazing, but I hope he finds peace one day.
Never judge a book by its cover. There’s a backstory behind everything. So glad he persevered and did not let a hard childhood define his destiny. This man is definition of no excuses.
@@UmbrellaPA Actually no. - First, he is an actual astronaut. Waiting for his flight assignment in December 20, 2020. But because of the pandemic it was cancelled and now is in training for Moon Landing in 2024. Even if he only a possible candidates, that itself is pretty impressive. - Second, his medical license was never removed(I mean how can he be an astronaut if it was removed?). And he sexually assaulted his patients was a fake news. - Third, he was still a Navy Reserve in January 2020 and never been discharged from service. He is only discharged from active duty because he chose to pursue higher education. So while he becoming an astronaut, he is technically is still a Navy Reserve troops.
I joined the Marines at 16. My father was shot in the head when I was 11. My mother was in shock and left. I graduated bootcamp at 17. I wanted to protect myself. Never underestimate me at any level. I made rank quick by trusting myself. I still have so much hate but it gets easier every year. I have limited access to my family. I love my life and life loves me. I was a underdog till I got into the fight. USMC semper Fi.
When I see Jonny Kim and his story, I almost want to cry. Being an Asian kid living in Australia, I grew up in similar conditions though not as extreme as his case with his dad. My own dad suffered his own share of mental issues which caused a lot of hardship in our family, but we always worked through it. Until he died of a preventable organ failure in December of 2018. Now that I'm 15, I have always been in this limbo of what I should be. What I should strive to be, ever since my father's death. I convinced myself that I coped with his loss, yet that feeling of emptiness never subsided. He will never see me grow up. Get my first job. Graduate High School. Get into a career that he would respect. See the grandchildren that he had wanted to have. And ultimately, the continued health and wellbeing of me, my brother and my mum. Now that I'm aspiring to become a professional Surgeon within the Army, Jonny's struggles and success motivates me to attempt to achieve the same level of what he had did. Thank you, Jonny Kim, for sharing your story. When I am older, I will also share mine.
Respect to this man. When I saw his meme, I really just thought this man was just pushed by his parents and did what he was told. I'm so glad I came across this video and learned his story. God bless this man.
@@jonathanwildemann3403 aye man, i aint tryna go into all that researching after looking at a meme. and as a fellow asian, i wouldn't believe this wouldn't be possible coming from a background where parents push you to excel in everything.
But what Johnny achieved is next level, it wouldn't be possible if he did it for his parents, he has to be doing it for himself. There's no way he would be a seal, sniper and medic because his parents pushed him to
@@Marcelg13 honestly, if I gave you my phone and let you scroll through it, you'd find no memes. Not really into it. The reading ones here and there if it pops up but I don't look for them. It's also a bit different if the meme isn't funny but about a guy that got a career in three different fields. What's to judge about that??
He's like real life super hero, a protagonist. Just by hearing his story, I strangely feel very motivated and emotional. A lot of people who have same back story like him usually ends up in bad places or worse they themselves turn into a demon but he made that darkness his strength and that to me was the most admirable thing about him and how he forgave his father.
He is the real adult version of Batman, if Batman ever realized that power fantasy is just a fantasy and that people have the strength to make the world a better place.
@@Bystroushaak I think this forgiveness is overrated. I mean what his father did was beyond forgiveness. Here we can accept that reality & forget our attachment towards that person eventually
I think he’s remarkable not because of his accomplishments, but because he faced his demons. Despite everything, he forgave his father. All of his accomplishments were driven out of fear and running from his past.. but being able to work through that trauma.. that’s real commitment there
@@UmbrellaPA Actually no. - First, he is an actual astronaut. Waiting for his flight assignment in December 20, 2020. But because of the pandemic it was cancelled and now is in training for Moon Landing in 2024. Even if he only a possible candidates, that itself is pretty impressive. - Second, his medical license was never removed(I mean how can he be an astronaut if it was removed?). And he sexually assaulted his patients was a fake news. - Third, he was still a Navy Reserve in January 2020 and never been discharged from service. He is only discharged from active duty because he chose to pursue higher education. So while he becoming an astronaut, he is technically is still a Navy Reserve troops.
@@UmbrellaPA how about you look up your facts. he literally reported for duty in 2021 as he is in the reserves now so there is no way he was dishonorably discharged. The rest of your points are also garbage. 🤦♂️🤦♀️sucks to suck
His race has nothing to do with his achievements. I just wanted to let you know that you missed the message when you only associated him with his race.
I could never met a man like him, I'm a big fan of athletes the likes of jordan and kobe for their physical and mental toughness and for those who succeed from nothing into someting but this guy, he deserves all the credit, imagine to achieve to be an astronaut,navy seal and a doctor..just wow..it changed my life instantly. The way he thinks is extraordinary.. I salute you man.. For me you are one of the greatest persons in history of human kind. Love for you brother.
*Great stuff 🤍 GOD bless y’all;* Please I’ve a question here and hoping I get best answers. For someone with $50,000 to invest, How would we get into the market. What’s your say on this?
Him being able to forgive and love his father is probably the biggest accomplishment. Believe me, some people will go to their grave with hatred in their heart
I see a lot of suggestions that his life should be made into a movie. I don’t believe a 2 hour movie could do justice to what this man has been through and what he has accomplished up to this point in his life, I’m thinking more along the lines of a Netflix like series.
I rather have a great movie made than a dime a dozen Netflix series that only a certain niche of people would watch. People will come together with a movie, especially if it’s good. Like how everyone adored “Bohemian Rapsody”.
Literally, the dude said it, make a plan and have the discipline to stick to the plan. I am in my 3rd year of medical school while also being an officer in the army. I don't think I want to be an astronaut, but it's doable for everyone else.
@@UmbrellaPA Actually no. - First, he is an actual astronaut. Waiting for his flight assignment in December 20, 2020. But because of the pandemic it was cancelled and now is in training for Moon Landing in 2024. Even if he only a possible candidates, that itself is pretty impressive. - Second, his medical license was never removed(I mean how can he be an astronaut if it was removed?). And he sexually assaulted his patients was a fake news. - Third, he was still a Navy Reserve in January 2020 and never been discharged from service. He is only discharged from active duty because he chose to pursue higher education. So while he becoming an astronaut, he is technically is still a Navy Reserve troops.
My exhusband is a well connected medical doctor who severely abused our children. Thank you for sharing your story. Thank you it helps me to understand how my children feel.
I’m kinda envy him. Because just like him, I grew up in domestic violence too, the only difference, is my father don’t have a gun, no police intervention and, he is still very much alive till this day. I aspire to be doctor, scientist and many more, to change the world and my own fate. But I had to first spent years of efforts and money to overcome depression and childhood trauma. But just when I finally recovered, and feel like I’m ready to take off, I had to look after my ailing mother. Life keep giving me endless stuff to overcome. Not sure if I ever get to achieve my dream. Anyway, it’s a relief to know that someone else who share similar experiences did succeeded
If he ever had a movie. It would be called," Before 36," most people in their 30's are mid is probably regretting their life choices right now. Hats goes off for this guy, he took his life, and molded it with his own hands.
I think it’s very hard for others to understand the difficulty of telling the people who’ve abused you that you love them. I once told a therapist that my ultimate goal in life was to be able to say those words. The thing that finally clicked for me was a new understanding of the concept of forgiveness. Forgiveness isn’t a one time decision. It’s a choice that you make every day and a choice you make every time that you say you love someone. I’m incredibly impressed by this man’s accomplishments, but it’s clear to me that Jonny’s hardest achievement was the forgiveness of his father and the ability to say that he loves his father. He chooses forgiveness rather than anger or hatred or vengeance. That part is what I found truly motivational.
As someone who came from abusive household, I know how hard it is to break the cycle. I had fear of talking to people, being looked down, failures, or being disliked by others. I was always afraid. and people wouldn't understand why I act the way I do and stepped on me more. I had to go through many inner and outer struggles to get to where I am now. And now I am 36 with wife and two years old baby. I am not completely am at where I want to be. But at least now I know better than to beg for other's validation on me to prove I am not worthless. It took many years, but I am my own person now and much happier than ever before.
There are many like him in the United States armed forces and serves as a reminder that if you work hard you can achieve greatness just like Mr Kim, regardless of past trauma in life. He is a true American hero. Very inspiring story.
Agree with this very much. I've worked with former military guys during my first year of welding inspection. They're very good at their jobs not because they're gifted or lucky or the smartest, but because of their tiptop teamwork, accountability, and attention to detail
When I read about him and his accomplishments, I was 100% sure he had GREAT PARENTS and AMAZING UPBRINGING. His accomplishments are even more commendable now that I know his STORY.
This guy is clearly gifted. To be able to accomplish even a single achievement this guy has done, is a extremely impressive and difficult. This guy is like a human cheat code.
All his accomplishments are awesome but the fact that he was able to say he loves his father and forgave him is admirable. You can have all these accomplishments but if you never deal with your inner demons you can't really enjoy life to the full. Awesome.
I’m not gonna lie I saw this guy credentials and immediately felt some envy an awe. Then I heard his story from his voice and well... he earned my respect. Wow
Exactly what I needed to hear right now. I grew up without a father and had nobody to help me in life. I can fully relate to what he said, " I feel so much anger and hate towards everything all the time". I am gonna do something big in my life that will inspire the kids in the future
@@UmbrellaPA Actually no. - First, he is an actual astronaut. Waiting for his flight assignment in December 20, 2020. But because of the pandemic it was cancelled and now is in training for Moon Landing in 2024. Even if he only a possible candidates, that itself is pretty impressive. - Second, his medical license was never removed(I mean how can he be an astronaut if it was removed?). And he sexually assaulted his patients was a fake news. - Third, he was still a Navy Reserve in January 2020 and never been discharged from service. He is only discharged from active duty because he chose to pursue higher education. So while he becoming an astronaut, he is technically is still a Navy Reserve troops.
What an iconic legend. Johnny Kim is the true living embodiment of the All-American Hero, while remaining the most humble and self-effacing human being on earth.
Makes sense why he has all these achievements, for him productivity is his way forgetting his past. It’s his coping mechanism and that actually means the bounds for him are limitless.
What a storyfor Dr,.Kim. This is a story of a human victory. I just pray he accomlishes his personal goal as an astronaut.May God bless you,Dr.Kim. bill at La.
Huge respect for this gentleman and all-around amazing guy. Let's not call him a superhero. People don't understand there is a terrible burden put on the recipients of that label.
@Not Convinced let's see Navy Seal medic, Doctor, and Astronaut and you probably haven't accomplished 1% of anything remotely close to that. So keep your shitty opinion to yourself. $10 says you couldn't pass the first week of SEAL TRAINING
Historian speculated that back then. greek heroes that are originally humans were called heroes because they endured unimaginable horror/pain/torture etc. So yeah, maybe we should call this normal guy a hero.
*Jonny Kim is Navy Seal, Doctor, Astronaut and seem like a nice guy. But one thing he doesn't have or bless is the right size of H0tD0g to satisfy a w0man in bed. I'm just saying. LOL* 😆
To everybody saying that they should made a movie about him: fun fact, actually there is already a movie that is based on what he is telling. He was part of Chris Kyle platoon that fought in Ramadi, so Clint Eastwood's movie American Sniper about Chris is partly about him too. His friend that died, Ryan Job, is the character that lost his eye and died after surgery, and Marc Lee is the soldier that was shot in the head when they are going into a house. If you want more info about Jonny past in the Seals, check out the book The Last Punisher, there you will find some good stories about their unit.
@@rajs7876 Yeah I obviously know that he is not a character in that movie, if so, I would have said so. I'm saying that there is already a movie about the story that he is telling when he fought in Irak as a SEAL, because he was part of the real life events that inspired that movie, as a member of SEAL Team 3 Charlie Platoon back in Ramadi 2006.
@@nanlin8522 Because American Sniper is not about Jonny Kim, is about the life of Chris Kyle. What I'm saying is that in real life, Kim and Kyle were part of the same unit, so when Hollywood made a movie about Chris Kyle, partly they made a movie about a Kim too, even when there is not a character that played him, as he fought in the Battle of Ramadi in 2006 as member of SEAL team 3 Charlie Platoon.
His resume alone, would get him any where in life. He's everything I wish to be! He's a very well overly accomplished man, with all the bragging right!
Yeah but like most successful people, they are not motivated by the desire to be able to brag. that is pathetic. it is about finding meaningful goals and doing fir others along the way
This man has been one of my heroes for the better part of my life. He's the reason I chose to take my destiny into my own hands. As of right now, I'm shipping off for the Navy in 4 months with a Spec Ops contract under my belt. I wouldn't be where I am now if it wasn't for my discovery of this remarkable man. Thank you, Jonny Kim.
@@PussyDevourer69 Heroes give inspiration and hope and cause people to push themselves further than they could imagine doing themselves. Some people need that extra push. So what? You don't have heroes and you're somehow better because of that? Nah man. You belittling people who are trying to better themselves is the only pathetic thing here. GTFO troll.
Hollywood would never make a movie about him, Hollywood to the west hates asians in general. Always gives asian the streotypical racist roles as the nerds, weak, accent, etc etc.
same when meeting my uncle's friend who flew the OV-10 Bronco during Vietnam. Very quiet guy but you really felt his presence in the room. So much respect for combat pilots in general.
I'm 52, I spent 30 years in the Marine Corps (I still love eating crayons) and this makes me want to scream "You can be what you want to be." Jonny is a person we could all strive to be and the world would be better for it.....and there would also be some proud moms....
@@_Wai_Wai_ In the US Military, among the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard, when referring to Marines in a derogatory context, they are sometimes called crayon eaters.
Unbelievably inspiring... that he could take the life he was given and turn it around in such a short period... what a positive statement his life is....
What a legend. Everything this man pursued was for the benefit of mankind. I know a movie wouldn’t do him justice bc of what he’s been through but a movie about his story would absolutely inspire millions more.
I encourage everyone to listen to him on the jocko podcast. After you listen to it start writing him in for president. We need men like him in leadership of the country.
I admire your strength and courage. I’m sorry you suffered so much pain as a child. But, very thankful that you chose a great path in life and protected us also. Thank you for all your great sacrifices! The world is a better place for all you have done as a Navy Seal, as a Doctor and now an astronaut. Be proud of your accomplishments! You are a very special human being…never forget that and who you are. Time heals everything…
No, a movie is just going to ruin the story telling. History and storytelling such as podcast or book is better than a movie. But you can be the first to write the script.
@@DB-ju7vp its hard for people to see other people live their dreams or be more successful especially when they base their own success off theirs and others achievements
This left me in tears. I had written (still working on the script) about a fictional character (male teen) who also has deep, emotional challenges with his father because of similar circumstances to the ones described here (physically abusive father). I felt I was hearing my character speak. 👀 This is motivating me to work more on my story. This is deeply inspirational! He is a spiritual warrior & light worker. 💪🏻
Dude is basically the embodiment of the man we envision to be as an adult when most of us were kids. Much respect to him for doing accomplishing all these things.
Just shows you that it doesn't matter where you start!! You maximize your potential and learn from your results you can accomplish anything.. It's where you finish and what you do within that time that matters, one of my heros for sure!!!
Those who have watched the 4 plus hours of the Jocko podcast will appreciate the sheer master craft in effective communication between two elite soldiers discussing deeply emotional topics.
It's hard to imagine Dr. Kim suffering from imposter syndrome. Indeed, an inspirational story. Yet, proof that having a vision is critical for success.
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"I'm not gifted. I'm not smarter than everybody else. I'm not stronger. I just have the ability to stick to a plan and not quit." -Jonny Kim
Wow👍
Great said sir😎
What’s the song at 6:35?
except thats where he is wrong, no matter who you are. Even if you stick to a plan, many people don't have the natural talent to do it lol
@@ghostghostgaming5637 His telling you to not give up and try your best every defeat is a motivation to push yourself more. Why set a limit to your own life when you are still living
If anyone ever deserves a movie about their life, it’s him.
wait till they cast a white guy to play him lol
@@manunarine3529 bro you did you have to make that comment
Kim*
@@kylebergan trust me I ain't no SJW but I mean it has happened before....for example, The Last Samurai was a white guy...just saying....hollywood things
@@manunarine3529 Now a days casting black female is the new trend of Hollywood lol. But wouldn't be surprised if they cast white guy for this haha
If they ever make a movie about this man, they need to make sure they actually cast him as himself so that he can add Oscar winning actor to his list of achievements.
It would be hard to kind of relive his life by acting through it I feel like
@@Laurel.m_ak yea I guess, but Eminem did it in 8 mile so there is a chance
knowing hollywood? it would be a white guy like chris evans or chris pratt, or a black guy like edris elba, to satisfy SJWs... anyone but an asian guy
@@Laurel.m_ak fruity Rudy from generation kill did it
This is facts!!
Navy Seals, Ph.D., Medical Doctor, Astronaut....all these great accomplishments. Yes. But his greatest accomplishment is being able to say
"I love my father"
Don't push it
@@Ridge_Road12 facts
I dont think he's a PhD.
All doctors have a phd. The d is the doctor part.
@@bluefootedboobie1893 They have a doctorate but a PhD is a separate thing. You have to apply specifically for an MD PhD program if you also want a PhD. They are distinct!
When people say they are "built different" they clearly haven't seen this man. He's physically fit, mentally fit and possesses high levels of intelligence and awareness that not many people have. He's using his power to make a change to the world, which to me is a hero that doesn't need to wear a cape.
I hope he is happy after all of that
Nobody is "built different" we just make do with what we have. And what we wanna do in life.
🤔❓ I don't think so......
Hero at least need an underwear on the outside
Unbelievable...what strong determination and will can do...what a man he is.
Never knew Jonathan had a dark past. We all saw the meme of him being one of the most accomplished human beings. The most elite US military branch, member of the Navy Seals, served in the Iraq War, became a Doctor, and finally an Astronaut. Pretty much a real life Captain America.
The navy is definitely not the most elite branch
@@TheBeast-kr7ee he probably meant the most elite military unit. Because that’s what most people think because of how popular the seals are after killing bin Ladin. Even tho It’s considered tier 2 most people think it’s the most elite
@@fuhrfhrei3441 I would put devgru over the seals
@@MrJbedo there a few units that are considered more “elite” delta force is one of them. The guy in the video is still more badass than 99.99% of the population
Yeah it’s difficult to see someone go from something as traumatizing as an abusive childhood to the traumatizing conditions of war
He hold all the most difficult Asian dream jobs ever
@Kenneth Orland bruh
bro why u here
True
There a lot of peoples dream job not just Asians
@Kenneth Orland you're just jealous bro
Poor guy. He’s searching near and far for an answer when the answer is right in front of him, himself. He’s amazing, but I hope he finds peace one day.
You want him to die?
@@mannyblackstar what? how did you conclude that??
@@mannyblackstar i think the comment meant that he find peace for his troubled past. Like how you can finally forgive someone after years of hatred
The answer to his search is Jesus
Not another Jesus please. ☺️
Never judge a book by its cover. There’s a backstory behind everything. So glad he persevered and did not let a hard childhood define his destiny. This man is definition of no excuses.
Can’t agree more! Well said
Definitely. This man has been through some serious trials long before he accomplished what he set himself to
what about children born with deformities or have mental issues like autism disorders? no excuses!
@@alexanderredhorse1297 you took it too literal. Chill.
Let's also be honest that Jonny Kim went beserk in career mode lol
He is like a real-life Batman; personal tragedy leading to intensive physical, mental and intellectual training. Respect🤜🤛
I was thinking the exact thing
@@TheILoveScotch kool
@@UmbrellaPA Actually no.
- First, he is an actual astronaut. Waiting for his flight assignment in December 20, 2020. But because of the pandemic it was cancelled and now is in training for Moon Landing in 2024. Even if he only a possible candidates, that itself is pretty impressive.
- Second, his medical license was never removed(I mean how can he be an astronaut if it was removed?). And he sexually assaulted his patients was a fake news.
- Third, he was still a Navy Reserve in January 2020 and never been discharged from service. He is only discharged from active duty because he chose to pursue higher education. So while he becoming an astronaut, he is technically is still a Navy Reserve troops.
@@UmbrellaPA do more research ,I understand u just can't digest his success I have seen a lot of people like u
@@amlandutta2933 don't mind him. he's been trolling the comment section. probably a racist!!😀
I joined the Marines at 16. My father was shot in the head when I was 11. My mother was in shock and left. I graduated bootcamp at 17. I wanted to protect myself. Never underestimate me at any level. I made rank quick by trusting myself. I still have so much hate but it gets easier every year. I have limited access to my family. I love my life and life loves me. I was a underdog till I got into the fight. USMC semper Fi.
May God help you to forgive and move on
When I see Jonny Kim and his story, I almost want to cry. Being an Asian kid living in Australia, I grew up in similar conditions though not as extreme as his case with his dad. My own dad suffered his own share of mental issues which caused a lot of hardship in our family, but we always worked through it. Until he died of a preventable organ failure in December of 2018. Now that I'm 15, I have always been in this limbo of what I should be. What I should strive to be, ever since my father's death. I convinced myself that I coped with his loss, yet that feeling of emptiness never subsided. He will never see me grow up. Get my first job. Graduate High School. Get into a career that he would respect. See the grandchildren that he had wanted to have. And ultimately, the continued health and wellbeing of me, my brother and my mum. Now that I'm aspiring to become a professional Surgeon within the Army, Jonny's struggles and success motivates me to attempt to achieve the same level of what he had did. Thank you, Jonny Kim, for sharing your story. When I am older, I will also share mine.
I wish you the best. God bless 🙏
Nice
I relate so much to your story of loss and what ifs. My heart is with you
Hey, kid. You can do GREAT things in life. My heart is with you.
Good for you son
May God bless you
Respect to this man. When I saw his meme, I really just thought this man was just pushed by his parents and did what he was told. I'm so glad I came across this video and learned his story. God bless this man.
You saw a meme so you painted a picture about him that wasn't true. That says a lot about you
@@jonathanwildemann3403 aye man, i aint tryna go into all that researching after looking at a meme. and as a fellow asian, i wouldn't believe this wouldn't be possible coming from a background where parents push you to excel in everything.
But what Johnny achieved is next level, it wouldn't be possible if he did it for his parents, he has to be doing it for himself. There's no way he would be a seal, sniper and medic because his parents pushed him to
@@jonathanwildemann3403 I think that is what the majority does. I bet you are not any different.
@@Marcelg13 honestly, if I gave you my phone and let you scroll through it, you'd find no memes. Not really into it. The reading ones here and there if it pops up but I don't look for them. It's also a bit different if the meme isn't funny but about a guy that got a career in three different fields. What's to judge about that??
He's like real life super hero, a protagonist. Just by hearing his story, I strangely feel very motivated and emotional.
A lot of people who have same back story like him usually ends up in bad places or worse they themselves turn into a demon but he made that darkness his strength and that to me was the most admirable thing about him and how he forgave his father.
He is the real adult version of Batman, if Batman ever realized that power fantasy is just a fantasy and that people have the strength to make the world a better place.
@@Bystroushaak Batman if he was not rich and had more realistic goals.
@@Bystroushaak I think this forgiveness is overrated. I mean what his father did was beyond forgiveness. Here we can accept that reality & forget our attachment towards that person eventually
@@UmbrellaPA and where did u get that info exactly?? Link ??
@@UmbrellaPA oh is it? Lol prove it.
I just want to give this man a hug and a hand shake.
I think he’s remarkable not because of his accomplishments, but because he faced his demons. Despite everything, he forgave his father. All of his accomplishments were driven out of fear and running from his past.. but being able to work through that trauma.. that’s real commitment there
Truth here. It’s amazing what people do to deal with their problems when in reality it’s just all internal. Nothing from outward can make you happy.
You’re absolutely right
All he has to do is run for President and the game is complete.
You have to be a crook and if he did win we would have Russian Collusion stories
Well he better hurry up🙇🏻♀️
no way for a shitty job!!😀
A movie should be made about him achieving all this before 36 is unimaginable!
Johnny sins is your man. Look him up
@@UmbrellaPA Actually no.
- First, he is an actual astronaut.
Waiting for his flight assignment in December 20, 2020. But because of the pandemic it was cancelled and now is in training for Moon Landing in 2024. Even if he only a possible candidates, that itself is pretty impressive.
- Second, his medical license was never removed(I mean how can he be an astronaut if it was removed?). And he sexually assaulted his patients was a fake news.
- Third, he was still a Navy Reserve in January 2020 and never been discharged from service. He is only discharged from active duty because he chose to pursue higher education. So while he becoming an astronaut, he is technically is still a Navy Reserve troops.
@@UmbrellaPA how about you look up your facts. he literally reported for duty in 2021 as he is in the reserves now so there is no way he was dishonorably discharged. The rest of your points are also garbage. 🤦♂️🤦♀️sucks to suck
I am 37 and my only achievement so far is that I luckily solve only one side of the Rubik Cube ........he will be my inspiration
@@UmbrellaPA Care to share the source for your facts?
I am so proud of him for being A Korean American myself
May God bless him and his family
His race has nothing to do with his achievements. I just wanted to let you know that you missed the message when you only associated him with his race.
I could never met a man like him, I'm a big fan of athletes the likes of jordan and kobe for their physical and mental toughness and for those who succeed from nothing into someting but this guy, he deserves all the credit, imagine to achieve to be an astronaut,navy seal and a doctor..just wow..it changed my life instantly. The way he thinks is extraordinary.. I salute you man.. For me you are one of the greatest persons in history of human kind. Love for you brother.
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Big respect to this man. 💪✌️
*Great stuff 🤍 GOD bless y’all;* Please I’ve a question here and hoping I get best answers. For someone with $50,000 to invest, How would we get into the market. What’s your say on this?
@Diana fullen that’s great, you’re right I do need a Professional.
Pls how do I approach Diana?
I will be delighted to take part in this great experience
@Diana fullen Is she operational worldwide?
I’m in Norway.
The best way to investing is to get in touch a financial advisor who understands more better, that way maximum profit will be the outcome.
Him being able to forgive and love his father is probably the biggest accomplishment. Believe me, some people will go to their grave with hatred in their heart
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facts!!
Don't do it. Hate in your heart for one person will affect other areas in your life. Trust me.
"You always have the choice and the power to craft your own destiny"
~Jonny Kim(2021)
AND a doctor..!?!? Wow. This dude has accomplished so much with lots of dedication and perseverance. Incredible. Kudos
His idol was johnny sins probably
Not any medical school… Harvard educated phD! He recently add another title, A Medic Pilot.
I see a lot of suggestions that his life should be made into a movie. I don’t believe a 2 hour movie could do justice to what this man has been through and what he has accomplished up to this point in his life, I’m thinking more along the lines of a Netflix like series.
You should see his podcast with Jocko Willink
This
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You’d probably have to bend the truth and add characters into his life to make it into a series
I rather have a great movie made than a dime a dozen Netflix series that only a certain niche of people would watch. People will come together with a movie, especially if it’s good. Like how everyone adored “Bohemian Rapsody”.
Literally, the dude said it, make a plan and have the discipline to stick to the plan. I am in my 3rd year of medical school while also being an officer in the army. I don't think I want to be an astronaut, but it's doable for everyone else.
Good going buddy
@@UmbrellaPA Give citations?
@@UmbrellaPA Actually no.
- First, he is an actual astronaut.
Waiting for his flight assignment in December 20, 2020. But because of the pandemic it was cancelled and now is in training for Moon Landing in 2024. Even if he only a possible candidates, that itself is pretty impressive.
- Second, his medical license was never removed(I mean how can he be an astronaut if it was removed?). And he sexually assaulted his patients was a fake news.
- Third, he was still a Navy Reserve in January 2020 and never been discharged from service. He is only discharged from active duty because he chose to pursue higher education. So while he becoming an astronaut, he is technically is still a Navy Reserve troops.
We are proud of you and your achievements not because of them but because of your passion
My exhusband is a well connected medical doctor who severely abused our children. Thank you for sharing your story. Thank you it helps me to understand how my children feel.
Is he still practicing? I hope not. And best wishes to your children!
May God heal your children and you
I’m kinda envy him. Because just like him, I grew up in domestic violence too, the only difference, is my father don’t have a gun, no police intervention and, he is still very much alive till this day.
I aspire to be doctor, scientist and many more, to change the world and my own fate. But I had to first spent years of efforts and money to overcome depression and childhood trauma.
But just when I finally recovered, and feel like I’m ready to take off, I had to look after my ailing mother. Life keep giving me endless stuff to overcome. Not sure if I ever get to achieve my dream.
Anyway, it’s a relief to know that someone else who share similar experiences did succeeded
If he ever had a movie. It would be called," Before 36," most people in their 30's are mid is probably regretting their life choices right now. Hats goes off for this guy, he took his life, and molded it with his own hands.
I'm 33 years old. Its not too late
@@jeromemariano2625 Get your ears checked, I don't think you hear yourself.
@@2BaSedP0l0Swagq Your faith in space travel is strong, you are a true believer...Doesn't mean it's real
He actually did all of these things by 32.
@@jeromemariano2625 Out of curiosity, what do you think aerospace engineers do (astronautics)?
He has a smile for every career choice that fits perfectly. He's a warrior. God bless him and his family.
Those career he made choices the one word "Hero" .... to save lives. Amazing...
I think it’s very hard for others to understand the difficulty of telling the people who’ve abused you that you love them. I once told a therapist that my ultimate goal in life was to be able to say those words. The thing that finally clicked for me was a new understanding of the concept of forgiveness. Forgiveness isn’t a one time decision. It’s a choice that you make every day and a choice you make every time that you say you love someone. I’m incredibly impressed by this man’s accomplishments, but it’s clear to me that Jonny’s hardest achievement was the forgiveness of his father and the ability to say that he loves his father. He chooses forgiveness rather than anger or hatred or vengeance. That part is what I found truly motivational.
As someone who came from abusive household, I know how hard it is to break the cycle. I had fear of talking to people, being looked down, failures, or being disliked by others. I was always afraid. and people wouldn't understand why I act the way I do and stepped on me more. I had to go through many inner and outer struggles to get to where I am now. And now I am 36 with wife and two years old baby. I am not completely am at where I want to be. But at least now I know better than to beg for other's validation on me to prove I am not worthless. It took many years, but I am my own person now and much happier than ever before.
Also from an abusive household. It just makes me want to kill myself thinking about it some times
It’s not your fault
May God heal you from your pain
There are many like him in the United States armed forces and serves as a reminder that if you work hard you can achieve greatness just like Mr Kim, regardless of past trauma in life. He is a true American hero. Very inspiring story.
Amen bro
Agree with this very much. I've worked with former military guys during my first year of welding inspection.
They're very good at their jobs not because they're gifted or lucky or the smartest, but because of their tiptop teamwork, accountability, and attention to detail
This made me cry! 👏👏😭😭💜💚
Dr. Kim
Theres no one like him
When I read about him and his accomplishments, I was 100% sure he had GREAT PARENTS and AMAZING UPBRINGING. His accomplishments are even more commendable now that I know his STORY.
I thought the exact, same, thing!
Obvious bullshit story
@@whocares8735 I pity you
@@alejandrososa968 doesnt matter to me, have fun with that. 💁🏽♀️
It's very interesting...
This guy is clearly gifted. To be able to accomplish even a single achievement this guy has done, is a extremely impressive and difficult. This guy is like a human cheat code.
My man went from Taking Life, Saving Life, and then Discovering it
All his accomplishments are awesome but the fact that he was able to say he loves his father and forgave him is admirable. You can have all these accomplishments but if you never deal with your inner demons you can't really enjoy life to the full. Awesome.
Preach!!
I’m not gonna lie I saw this guy credentials and immediately felt some envy an awe. Then I heard his story from his voice and well... he earned my respect. Wow
He's basically a battle medic from a bf fan. Everyone should be like him. 🤠
Didn’t need your respect or approval to begin with
@@hv2268 You’re right. Just like how I don’t need your reply
@@Aristocratic13 great, glad you are able to learn something from this
@@hv2268 2 month old reply and you couldn’t let this go huh? Weirdo
I hope a new generation gets to hear about this hero and many that are not on school books
This guy is not on our level, he’s a superhuman.
Extremely dedicated and mentally strong person. I can still achieve something else im 39
Not be a Nagy seal thought I’m sorry😕
Could still do an Ironman, which would be incredibly badass
Exactly what I needed to hear right now. I grew up without a father and had nobody to help me in life. I can fully relate to what he said, " I feel so much anger and hate towards everything all the time". I am gonna do something big in my life that will inspire the kids in the future
All the best! U will
All the best
@@UmbrellaPA what the-
Hahahaha only idiots need to hear something from someone to get started.
@@UmbrellaPA Actually no.
- First, he is an actual astronaut.
Waiting for his flight assignment in December 20, 2020. But because of the pandemic it was cancelled and now is in training for Moon Landing in 2024.
Even if he only a possible candidates, that itself is pretty impressive.
- Second, his medical license was never removed(I mean how can he be an astronaut if it was removed?).
And he sexually assaulted his patients was a fake news.
- Third, he was still a Navy Reserve in January 2020 and never been discharged from service. He is only discharged from active duty because he chose to pursue higher education. So while he becoming an astronaut, he is technically is still a Navy Reserve troops.
What an iconic legend. Johnny Kim is the true living embodiment of the All-American Hero, while remaining the most humble and self-effacing human being on earth.
And he is asian
I totally agree with you
This man is showing by example that you can move forward despite a dark past, and what’s possible when you’re determined. Amazing!
He's not the only Johnny capable of doing many things.
haha beri tru words indeed
Johnny Bravo bro
@@zuky_puky4246 nah bro not that johnny
you mean Johnny depp
Haha I was finding this comment
As a korean american, dude is truly inspirational as we come from the same background. He makes me think anything is possible.
Makes sense why he has all these achievements, for him productivity is his way forgetting his past. It’s his coping mechanism and that actually means the bounds for him are limitless.
What a storyfor Dr,.Kim. This is a story of a human victory.
I just pray he accomlishes his personal goal as an astronaut.May God bless you,Dr.Kim. bill at La.
Huge respect for this gentleman and all-around amazing guy. Let's not call him a superhero. People don't understand there is a terrible burden put on the recipients of that label.
Hays
@Not Convinced let's see Navy Seal medic, Doctor, and Astronaut and you probably haven't accomplished 1% of anything remotely close to that. So keep your shitty opinion to yourself. $10 says you couldn't pass the first week of SEAL TRAINING
@Not Convinced look another insecure person in the internet
@Not Convinced Your username perfectly describes all of us.
Historian speculated that back then. greek heroes that are originally humans were called heroes because they endured unimaginable horror/pain/torture etc. So yeah, maybe we should call this normal guy a hero.
This man has taken lives, saved lives and observed lives🙂
Just glad my parents still don't know this absolute legend of a man exists and I hope it stays that way lol 😆
What a great human though seriously.
I think for the next few months my parents will set him up in everything if I do something wrong.
*Jonny Kim is Navy Seal, Doctor, Astronaut and seem like a nice guy. But one thing he doesn't have or bless is the right size of H0tD0g to satisfy a w0man in bed. I'm just saying. LOL* 😆
What happens if they do?
We struggle hard to acheive one of these three occupation and he achieved these success at a time.... Hands off to this man👏
To everybody saying that they should made a movie about him: fun fact, actually there is already a movie that is based on what he is telling. He was part of Chris Kyle platoon that fought in Ramadi, so Clint Eastwood's movie American Sniper about Chris is partly about him too. His friend that died, Ryan Job, is the character that lost his eye and died after surgery, and Marc Lee is the soldier that was shot in the head when they are going into a house. If you want more info about Jonny past in the Seals, check out the book The Last Punisher, there you will find some good stories about their unit.
I think they mean a movie about his life journey.
yeah but where was he in the movie?/I think you missed the point
The character is a white man in the movie.
@@rajs7876 Yeah I obviously know that he is not a character in that movie, if so, I would have said so. I'm saying that there is already a movie about the story that he is telling when he fought in Irak as a SEAL, because he was part of the real life events that inspired that movie, as a member of SEAL Team 3 Charlie Platoon back in Ramadi 2006.
@@nanlin8522 Because American Sniper is not about Jonny Kim, is about the life of Chris Kyle. What I'm saying is that in real life, Kim and Kyle were part of the same unit, so when Hollywood made a movie about Chris Kyle, partly they made a movie about a Kim too, even when there is not a character that played him, as he fought in the Battle of Ramadi in 2006 as member of SEAL team 3 Charlie Platoon.
His resume alone, would get him any where in life. He's everything I wish to be! He's a very well overly accomplished man, with all the bragging right!
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He could literally be anything he wanted.
imagine being told:
"I'm sorry son, your father is 💀"
Yeah but like most successful people, they are not motivated by the desire to be able to brag. that is pathetic. it is about finding meaningful goals and doing fir others along the way
@@rajs7876 Exactly
Chris Kyle got a movie but not even a mention of this guy come one? This guy and Andrew Nyguen are very inspirational people
Such an inspiration 🙌🏼 And the way he eloquently and honestly talk about his struggles is admirable too.
This man has been one of my heroes for the better part of my life. He's the reason I chose to take my destiny into my own hands. As of right now, I'm shipping off for the Navy in 4 months with a Spec Ops contract under my belt. I wouldn't be where I am now if it wasn't for my discovery of this remarkable man. Thank you, Jonny Kim.
Stay safe bro.
Only 1% of bud's class will make it, best of luck. Hope you been under a strong fitness regime already, if not is not too late. /Ex-Navy veteran
All the best dear
Hahahahaha. Pathetic guy. Requiring external hero to do something for himself. What a joker.
@@PussyDevourer69 Heroes give inspiration and hope and cause people to push themselves further than they could imagine doing themselves. Some people need that extra push. So what? You don't have heroes and you're somehow better because of that? Nah man. You belittling people who are trying to better themselves is the only pathetic thing here. GTFO troll.
They should make a movie about him so more people could know his story and be inspired
He has many movies already
@@morijin5568 can you plz name some
They will, but it'll be a white actor and they will change his name to Johnny Daivs
Yes quite motivational
Hollywood would never make a movie about him, Hollywood to the west hates asians in general. Always gives asian the streotypical racist roles as the nerds, weak, accent, etc etc.
A true example of "you can be anything and everything you want"❤️
In Christ who gives me strength I can do anything (Philippians 4:13).
I got goose bumps listening his story. Its great honor to just hear him.
I met him and the other astronauts he was with. They were all cool. But He's very intimidating. And quiet.
are you judging him?
Well he was a seal
@@starwars4655 yeah exactly same thing for mma fighters too, very scary looking but all so cool minded
same when meeting my uncle's friend who flew the OV-10 Bronco during Vietnam. Very quiet guy but you really felt his presence in the room. So much respect for combat pilots in general.
@@tomdwane691 well , we all judge everybody around us .
I'm 52, I spent 30 years in the Marine Corps (I still love eating crayons) and this makes me want to scream "You can be what you want to be." Jonny is a person we could all strive to be and the world would be better for it.....and there would also be some proud moms....
Eating crayons?.!
I'm confused.
@@_Wai_Wai_ In the US Military, among the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard, when referring to Marines in a derogatory context, they are sometimes called crayon eaters.
@@seamac7564 oh ok... thought eating crayons was some sort of punishment in US military...The Wax could cause some serious constipation.
Sorry, im a civilian here but support our branches..what is the whole crayon eating thing about?
WOW!! I mean just wow!! This guy is such an honest and kind guy.
thanks for this story its a big help to kids who are going thro stuff like this guy.
Unbelievably inspiring... that he could take the life he was given and turn it around in such a short period... what a positive statement his life is....
The mental strength and fortitude of this man is superhuman.
No one who saw the meme would have ever thought how dark his childhood would be. So much struggle and yet he came up on top. 👍
What a legend. Everything this man pursued was for the benefit of mankind. I know a movie wouldn’t do him justice bc of what he’s been through but a movie about his story would absolutely inspire millions more.
Truly a hero.
You are a legend Jonathan Kim
An inspiration that humanity can be proud.
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I encourage everyone to listen to him on the jocko podcast. After you listen to it start writing him in for president. We need men like him in leadership of the country.
The political system is broken. It doesn't matter who "leads".
@@kesuya true that
I admire your strength and courage. I’m sorry you suffered so much pain as a child. But, very thankful that you chose a great path in life and protected us also. Thank you for all your great sacrifices! The world is a better place for all you have done as a Navy Seal, as a Doctor and now an astronaut. Be proud of your accomplishments! You are a very special human being…never forget that and who you are. Time heals everything…
You made me cry! 😭😭💜💚
I am crying and amazed at this young man's journey.
So what now? Will your tears make you successful?
Wow, I am speechless. So much respect for Jonny Kim!
Jonny Kim’s life story should be seen in a movie. It was/is very inspiring!
No, a movie is just going to ruin the story telling. History and storytelling such as podcast or book is better than a movie. But you can be the first to write the script.
@@nanadede7725 a documentary
This man is literally a walking legend
So much respect to this man
The man, the myth, the legend.
Truly special. I've only come across one other person having done so many jobs and coincidentally he has the same first name.
I liked how u used indirect approach which doesn't sound rude.
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big man Sins
Very proud of koreans like this man. Love America, love Korea.
Amazing! Thank You for sharing this story!
This guy is too humble.
He is special
The best example of pure determination. A salute from one of your fans!
This guy is the real Equalizer. I hope he's doing amazing and safe.
Batman
Before he was an Astronaut and a Doctor he was Golgo13
He did all the things I dreamed of as a little child. Quite amusing to see a person achieve all three of these things in one life, god bless.
What a true hero.
This man has lived 4 lifetimes, and he's not even at the age of 40 yet...
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
At first, I thought, "Oh, another one of those overachievers". Then I listened to his life story. Now I'm tearing. I respect him so much now.
You have to believe in him because of what he went through... embarrassing
True, I had that first impression. I am tearing too.
So I’m hearing you hate overachievers ? What’s wrong wit folks
@@DB-ju7vp its hard for people to see other people live their dreams or be more successful especially when they base their own success off theirs and others achievements
@@DB-ju7vp …misery loves company and it’s all Jealousy
Wow… now that’s a motivating man… such sad trauma turned into hope and strength 🔥🖤 this story always makes you feel goosebumps…
I would LOVE to watch a movie about him. His accomplishments are beyond phenomenal
Ridiculous over achiever…. But he owned his difficulties and he is the kind person the world needs as an astronaut
Flying beast : IITian + Pilot + Lawyer + Bodybuilder + RUclipsr!
Showing middle finger to this guy coz IIT is toughest exam in the world!
@@jkshallinheritearth3883 and what have you done ?
@@jkshallinheritearth3883 I don't think someone like flying beast would belittle others like what you are doing rn
There is no such thing as over achieving. What a stupid comment.
@@jkshallinheritearth3883 come out of your tiny well and stop disrespecting. What you know about these 3 professions he did? IIT ha ha ha
This man deserves a movie about his life!
Unfortunately it will be played by a white actor and his name will change to Johnny Davis
Hate to say it, but his life on the scripts might be deemed too Hollywood for Hollywood...... lol
@@ebwonstia which is sad because the only way it can be accurate is if the movie was independent film
@@KueiJames lol true they will ruin his story and not keep it authentic
Wow! Makes me cry and pride.
I love how Johnny has such a powerful and determined message. Great respect to him.
This left me in tears. I had written (still working on the script) about a fictional character (male teen) who also has deep, emotional challenges with his father because of similar circumstances to the ones described here (physically abusive father). I felt I was hearing my character speak. 👀 This is motivating me to work more on my story.
This is deeply inspirational! He is a spiritual warrior & light worker. 💪🏻
Good luck on developping it!
Nobody cares about you.
Good luck on the story! It’s gonna be great.
Dude is basically the embodiment of the man we envision to be as an adult when most of us were kids. Much respect to him for doing accomplishing all these things.
Please make a movie about this man so he can inspire more young people. What a amazing man. His mom must be so proud of him.
Just shows you that it doesn't matter where you start!! You maximize your potential and learn from your results you can accomplish anything..
It's where you finish and what you do within that time that matters, one of my heros for sure!!!
Those who have watched the 4 plus hours of the Jocko podcast will appreciate the sheer master craft in effective communication between two elite soldiers discussing deeply emotional topics.
Respectfully, they are both sailors.
@@mylesid They are U.S. sailors of the highest caliber.
so happy I came across this. Beautiful story
God, what an inspiration. Most people never truly live but this guy will never have to wonder if he ever did!
It's hard to imagine Dr. Kim suffering from imposter syndrome. Indeed, an inspirational story. Yet, proof that having a vision is critical for success.