My biggest regret of my twenties.
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I'm bringing the 30 day experiments back! What should I do after yoga? (don't say meth).
Purple drank
Adult coloring books!
Writing a book.
Meth.
Massage Natalie for 30 days
“You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.”
-C. S. Lewis
👏👏
I'll keep this.
Thank you brother! Writing that on the wall now!
Goat 🐐
Yuhhh. 💗
Hi Matt: At this point, you probably have your assistant reading these (hi assistant) but I live close to the beach, and swim most mornings with the retirees. I find older folks to be a wealth of knowledge. So my suggestion for a 30-day challenge is for you to talk to someone over 70 for 30 days and report back to us the experience - any variation on this would be fine. Thanks, Cynthia from St. Croix
This is probably best suggestion i have seen till now
Hope Matt will see this! Brilliant idea!
This is a lovely idea.
I love this!!
Good idea
*“You’ll watch an entire Netflix series even when the first episodes are slow just because someone told you that ‘it gets better’, but what if you looked at your goals like that and watched your life get better instead?”*
Love from a small RUclipsr💙
Wholesome
I love that way of thinking!
I love it!! It changes the perspective!! I appreciate this way of seeing life!!
I really hope it gets better
Nice1
I'd like to emphasize this: never blame yourself for past mistakes or missed opportunities. Because without that passed experience you wouldn't have come to who you are today. This realization has been freeing for me, and helped find the courage to move forward, without letting fear to overweigh reason.
Exactly, every failure is a lesson learnt for the future.
Give her an award already 💪
“Everything I’m not made me everything I am”
Although that's a very positive mindset for life, I think at some point you have to take responsability for your past mistakes (the ones that were really your fault). You just can't go through life blaming others/circumstances or making excuses for the mistakes you've done, taking responsability is the way we grow and (hopefully) don't make the same mistake again.
This is lovely and so true. I think it's also important to recognize that some opportunities may have been missed because you said yes to other opportunities instead. It's not worth regretting something you 'missed' by saying yes to something else.
Just turned 22 last month, and being more courageous has truly helped me discover who I am and what I’m capable of. I’ve been making more spontaneous trips, putting myself out there with my films and RUclips by introducing myself to new people, and just overall being comfortable with being uncomfortable. Anxiety pretty much defined my teen years, and my entire life until I hit 20. From there it’s been a gradual increase. Ups and downs, but finding ways to turn those downs back up again
Champ 🙏
My experience was the opposite. I was courageous and full of life and presence, up until about 22 when I moved back home. I quick fell into a funk, lost my social life, and let fear and self hatred sink in. Now 10 years later, yes I'm a proper adult again for many years now, but those mental habits of fear and doubt never left.
Don't slide back, it can get dark. It's always easier to stay up, than to get up.
@Christaps the 3rd right on man! The biggest battles lead to the biggest lessons
@@smileychess yeah I’d be lying if I said I’ve never fallen into a negative temptations from time to time. at least you’re working towards it tho, that’s more than what most do in their lifetime. What helped me was doing little things that made me uncomfortable, but not so bad that it was overwhelming. slow and steady wins the race, hope that helps!
Amazing, really inspiring !! :)
*5 things to quit in your 20s:*
*1. Overthinking*
*2. Trying to make everyone happy*
*3. Living in the past*
*4. Worrying*
*5. Doubting yourself…*
Love from a small RUclipsr 💙
Can’t stop living in the past😭
@@moonlightfitz FR
Love this 😊
We knew you'd come around to yoga eventually 🙏✌️Many classes are waiting for you!
Haha the first session was fun and challenging!!
breath and flow plus Matt D'Avella is life 💝✨
I like Breathe and Flow too!
My favourite yoga channel commenting on another channel I really like. Didn't expect to see this! :)
i recommend Breathe and Flow, too! 🥰🥰
I’m out of my twenties and got a nice little courage boost watching this one. Thank you! Your videos have helped me and inspired me so much over the last couple of years, let me know if you’d like any help during your 30 day Yoga challenge! I’m thrilled for you!
Agreed, his videos are really motivating!
What a happy coincidence seeing you here. All the best, Sarah!
Omg! I've been practising yoga following your videos! Thank you for the content you made! I didn't expect to see you here!
I love Sarah’s videos! She says just what’s required and has a very calming voice. ❤️
I don’t understand why people feel such pressure to find a significant other. Isn’t pursuing your ambitions a far more important task? I used to actively seek women and party a lot, but as I began visualizing what I wanted for my life and started working on my goals, I lost interest in going out with girls. IMO, a SO should be fairly likeminded to you and I believe you’re more likely to find someone along the way while working towards your goals than on Tinder.
100% believe that the desperation comes through if you endlessly swipe and go on dates with unsuitable people. I've been there. But there's a quality of life improvement that comes with having your emotional needs met, a good hug, talking out each others problems and obviously the background need to have sex.
None of this negates what you said, what I'm trying to say is that its sometimes hard to fully work on yourself and operate at the level you want to without the above. All of this became so much clearer to me as I haven't been able to date during the pandemic.
While I completely agree with your point, you also have to consider different personality types. Some people really aren't good at meeting people through their day to day life. Also, some people have careers that make meeting people organically harder. So there is value in looking online, but you must seek something deeper and not let yourself become desperate.
Agreed! Found my person when I was just happily doing me and kicking goals, and now we both kick ass together.
Because we crave companionship, a basic human need , nothing wrong with when we are young and pretty it's easier to find someone.
I'm loving these vulnerable, minimal b-roll, conversational videos. It makes me feel better about my desire to reflexively do talking head content, lol. I too have struggled in certain areas with facing those fears, especially when I was a lot younger. But when you do, it always seems so small in retrospect because the fear casts a much bigger shadow than the realistic nature of the situation.
Honestly I’m a 20 something and you can never be reminded of this enough. Fear just creeps up again and makes you «safe». I needed to hear this today, thanks!
Hey Celine! We are on the same boat! I am twentysomething as well. It is an important decade of our life. To help me make the most out of my twenties, I recently summarized The Defining Decade book. It is an amazing book for people like us. If you have time, watch the video. You might find something useful in it. Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/pNZjA1wlrQ4/видео.html
Much love,
Baqir
That unboxing soothed my soul
Wow this video hit me like no other. Living with severe anxiety, mild OCD, and ADD, I’m very familiar with avoiding things or making excuses due to my fear. Fear of what? Fear of failing, fear of getting rejected, fear of not being like, SO MUCH. Having someone who is a RUclips influencer and someone I look up to also be able to relate to what I am going through helps push me to want to do better!
Love this, Matt. I've been really enjoying the more casual, raw, and vulnerable vibe you've been bringing to your videos lately. Much appreciation for the courageous sharing of imperfections, and the focus on process over product. It's really cool to see these more un-edited and intimate facets of your personality shine through.
Thank you for speaking about anxiety, Matt. I’ve been struggling with it for the past year and I’ve never seen myself as a person that could have it. It was buried deep inside me until that point. It’s helpful to see a person like you who is struggling with the same problems but still keeps pushing. Thank you again for sharing.
Let's appreciate his honesty. It's incredible hard to talk about things that you're not proud of.
I’m turning 20 this November so this video will definitely help out! Thanks for passing down your wisdom to us, Matt! 🙌🏼
Good luck!
same
@@tomdenizensadang9763 Thanks Tom! :D I wish you the best of luck with your endeavors!
I will too but in December have a good day
I just turned 25, and it is so so true! Fear is the biggest thing that stops me from doing something that I would wanted to do. Or even simple thing as making my own decisions. Fear to decide what is what I want, and do the things what I want. thank you so much for sharing this! 🌞
When I started my driving lessons I remember feeling so frustrated when I did something wrong and even felt anxious when I was on my way to driving school. As time went by and as I got more practice I became very comfortable driving so as you said at some point we will be beginners at something, it is hard to get out of the comfort zone but when you look back you will always be happy that you were strong enough to do it.
This video really speaks to me. I was terrified of dating in my early 20s. I didn’t have enough courage to take risks and do things that I would have enjoyed like going on solo trips, moving out to another city or state or something as simple as going to the movies by myself. I always tried to play safe and stay within my comfort zone. I’m 30 now and my current partner has helped me to overcome my fears. I’m definitely a more adventurous and spontaneous person now, but I wish I had been like this when I was younger.
I have the feeling that whatever we do, we will always have regrets.
The right thing to do is to let go of the past and continue going forward. GOOD VIDEO BRO
Love this. Fear is such an enigma…it feels so massive and daunting, but in the end, it’s mostly in your head. Thank you for sharing this. Feel the exact same way.
I love how you say things that are already being said, but in a way that always just *clicks* differently. Thank you so much for this! Needed this message today!
Man I needed this. So I just started my own business and this period has been so new and stressful that this morning I kinda freaked out thinking of going back to being employed again. But your words made me face the fact that it’s just a temporary fear since it’s all new. Thanks man!
All the anxiety, all the stress I’d ever had stemmed from one thing: fear.
Fear of failure, fear of embarrassing myself, fear of talking on the phone. The fear was so intense that it made me not want to do anything, and for a long time, I didn’t. If there was the slightest risk of things going wrong, I didn’t do it.
There’s a really great scene from Rocky 3 where Rocky is afraid of not only losing to Clubber Lang, but also losing everything he had worked for, fear of not being a man. Fear of not being himself.
What I love about this scene is Adrian calls Rocky out on his fear, and makes him admit it to himself and to own it. She asks “What’s the truth?”. “If we don’t have the truth then we don’t have anything”, she says.
He had been trying to hide it but was failing, and it was costing him.
She tells him that if he doesn’t get rid of that fear, the only thing he will have left is regret.
It’s a simple scene, maybe even cheesy, but it perfectly embodied my relationship with fear. I too had been running from it. My truth was that fear was the one thing holding me back.
I told myself that I wasn’t going to let fear have a stranglehold on my life anymore.
“The brave man is not he who is without fear, but he who acts in spite of it”.
“The greatest teacher, failure is”.
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Loving the vlog-style delivery, while still maintaining the signature Matt D’Avella quality 🔥 Feels so relatable-thanks for the advice, Matt!
I purchased 6 black t-shirt and now I am practicing minimlisim , thanks Matt it's life changing stuff 😍👌🏼
I'm wearing the same 4 black Uniqlo shirts for 3 years now 😂
6 black shirts.... Life changing
@Shamohhh nope.
you're so minimal you spell minimlism
Ohh great man 👍👍🤘😅
I will forever appreciate this channel. You've helped my family a lot,since the pandemic till now your advices and lessons are inspirational and helpful to us.
My Wife and I have been able to be minimal, conscious in spending,saving and lnve,sting wisely. We have able to earn on a weekly basis and it helps the family a lot. You're such a blessing to this generation. We all love♥️😊. I'm so happy to join you today too
You have a new subscriber. All the way from Spain just found this channel and it's so interesting my wife and friends needs to watch this. 💯♥️.
Hi Matt - Thank you for sharing, looking forward to reading the newsletter :-) Stay safe and well
I'm so glad you're back to consisten uploads! You have no idea how cool it feels to watch your videos every week instead of every 2 weeks or even more
It’s crazy how individual anxiety is: While I’m writing this comment, I’m more scared to post this, than the Date I have at Sunday and I’m 24. I have more ,,online presence anxiety” then ,,dating anxiety”!
The fact, that you found the courage to create a successful RUclips channel with personal topics, and I struggle to put one anonym comment on RUclips, makes me believe, that pushing yourself out of the comfort zone really can beat anxiety.
PS: 30 Days surviving in the Australian rainforest. ;)
I can relate to this. For many years I never commented on videos because I was so afraid of trolls attacking me. Good job posting, it gets a little easier after each comment until finally the feeling is microscopic.
@@FueledByLovely I never check the replies to my comments, because rarely do internet-based debates go anywhere productive. I don’t want to shut out all counter arguments, but comment sections are usually pretty barbaric by nature.
Yeah my anxiety in the form of recording and commenting fluctuates alot. But I always wanted to be a youtuber and I know I would regret it if I didn't try it
I was just thinking about this commenting-related anxiety yesterday. I'm anon here (female), but I dared post a long-ass thoughtful comment yesterday on LinkedIn where I'm not anonymous, never comment and I know it'll get noticed because of the algorithm. I typed the whole thing out then contemplated posting it for a minute. I'm glad I did. I had a lot of bad experience in my teens with comments on Facebook (no longer have an account there). I would get attacked all the time when I commented on pages. And I swear I'm always civil and not looking to start anything, but there are a LOT of trolls there
I SO feel you there! online presence anxiety as you called it is one of my biggest fears! I find it so hard to interact with people on here without the temperance that face to face interaction provides.
One interesting thing about these “what I regret” or “what I would do different” is that it shouldn’t be about “I wish I did things differently” because that totally misses all of the growth that you have gone through throughout your life. The way I see it, if you are in a part of your life and you have things that you would do differently, that just means that you grew as a person! How boring would it be if as soon as you are born until the day you die you were perfect in every way? Growth is what life should be about, not “already being perfect”…
As is often said: “it’s all about the journey.”
So don’t feel bad if you have regrets. It just means that you are a better version of yourself.
Very well said!
Very well said. Whenever I find myself regretting something I check in and often find that when I'm objective it's because I said yes to something instead, and got great value from that thing I also said yes to. Every decision you make says yes and no to something, and usually you end up growing from it in the end.
Aaaaaah I missed these weekly videos so much!!! 💪❤
So glad you're back to posting every week!
Thanks for that, Matt, it really adds value to me.
Hi Matt. I’m 20 years old and there are some times where I’m constantly doubting myself but I always try to look on the brighter side of myself and after watching this I’ll definitely try to be more bold, courageous and more take more risks(calculated).
Hi Sarthak! Welcome to such a great journey. I am a twentysomething and I can tell you that it is the most important decade of our life. To help me make the most out of my twenties, I recently summarized The Defining Decade book. It is an amazing book for people like us. If you have time, watch the video. You might find something useful in it. Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/pNZjA1wlrQ4/видео.html
Much love,
Baqir
Can’t wait for the yoga video, I need to get back into it also! Yes, please do a vegan challenge🌱Another one could be replacing your daily coffee with matcha.
Amazing advice. Thank you Matt. And welcome to Syd 👍🏾👌🏾👌🏾
Needed this today. Thank you man
Not gonna lie, I've been dwelling on my regrets for the past week, I feel so much anxiety when I think of all the chances I didn't take in life, but this video made me feel better, I'll try to dial up my courage like you said.
Excited for the 30 day experiments again and loved this video!
I'm so happy that you came back for us after a long time. Weekly videos ..... yay
loved this video. the courage to conquer one's anxiety is pathway to one's own greatness.
Matt, you really gave me sort of an insight - that guys can be afraid of dating too. I never thought about that… Sometimes it’s hard to see other person’s perspective…
""'you miss 100% of the shots you don't take.'
- Wayne Gretzky"
- Michael Scott"
- Matt D'Avella
I have missed your weekly videos a lot!!!!! Thanks for starting posting every week again. I hope you know that your content is something that inspires a lot of people like me to get things done.
Cheers!
It’s true that the fear becomes bigger over time, i’m going through this phase right now and struggling to get the courage to do something about it. Thank you, i really needed to hear this advice💪🏻
“Hell is meeting the person you could have been”
- Matt in a black shirt -
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This is so timely, Matt! I turned 26 on Monday and was thinking about how to maximise my last 4 years of my 20s. Thanks a million for this.
As a 30 year old that used to think this way... age is just a number man. Life won't end at 30. More likely, you won't even feel much of a difference. Just enjoy your existence and do small things each day which will add up towards your goals.
I turned 18 on Monday! Best of luck to you.
Turn 28 Monday to crazy
@@CrabappleKing facts
I turned 27 Monday LOL
Love your newsletter! TY!
Thanks for sharing these valueable experiences, I find it super useful
The immediate question I had when I started watching this video was, "do you never wash those exercise shorts too?"😅
Great message Matt! Glad you're back to every week.
Matt: Don't murder someone
Also Matt: We are going to regret the shots we didn't take
I caught this too 🤣 gold
Underrated comments 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ahahahahaha xD
This.
LOL. This though
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Very candid, felt like one of your Patreon videos. Love it :)
Thank you, Matt, that's so useful!
I wish you all the best.
The thumbnail has strong "2000's alt rock album cover" vibes
"I ghosted Many people"...
Kind of a strange flex, but okay... 😆
Just teasing. Glad you're back to weekly videos!
This message is so important. I've realized recently that working through fears is a constant process. I worked hard at it though my early 20's and thought I was pretty good at facing down fears, but recently realized I've still been holding back in certain areas. I could go on an adventure by myself, try a new thing, take a new class etc easily and happily, but I was always a 'behind the scenes' person, afraid of being looked at and seen. My most recent version of facing that is through starting a youtube channel! I'm terrified every time a video goes live, and I constantly have to work on being okay with it. Being seen and listened to is the new fear I'm working through in my late 20's, and I'm sure I'll discover a new one soon enough again!
this is very helpful because I'm actually exiting my confort zone more and more in the last month, and still trying. so thank you for the reminder that it's actually good to do stuff that scare me!
My biggest regret and it is something that I still struggle with, is caring about some people that don't care about me. I'm not afraid of rejection, or of putting myself out there, but I'm just scared of being alone.
@N D Sure, I definitely don't recommend giving people who don't care any attention, but have you ever gone through a time where you feel like no one cares? Like not even enough to at least grab their phone just to ask you how you're doing or how your day has been?
@N D This just sucks and I think everyone has their breaking point.
You will if you stop trying, I know it sucks and it's hard, been there, but you know what, be honest with yourself, show up for people as the "true" you, some people will go, others will give you some of their time and attention, but you have to Always, ALWAYS put yourself first, helping others and being there for them doesn't mean sacrificing yourself? when you do, I'm sure you'll find people who care about you, seek your help, and you won't feel sorry for being alone sometimes, because you'll enjoy your own company.
I've been there. It was only when I realized that if I valued and appreciated myself, I would understand that I don't deserve to have those kind of people in my life.
You will be alright
Ohhhh DEFNITELY do van life! That's something I've been wanting to do for years now! I think I'll spend a few years doing photography out of a van before settling down in a home or more permanent apartment.
Also why do I get the feeling that Snail Mail announcements are replacing "the award-winning Netlflix documentary, Minimalism" I miss that shameless plug.
Really needed to hear this. Thanks Matt 🙂
Matt your videos always make my week beter. Lots of love from South Africa! I needed to hear “don’t let fear control you” today - Thank you!
I LOVE THAT YOU’RE DOING YOGA!! Well done, Matt! Yoga was definitely my gateway into self-discovery… it started off as a physical exercise for me, but over the years has grown into a tool to help me check in with where I’m at, learn about how I approach challenges/ struggles in life… it’s a cliché but so true about how the lessons you learn on the mat are a metaphor for how you approach life off the mat too. Can’t wait to hear how this experiment goes for you! ❤️🧘♀️❤️
I think I'll need to repeat this to myself every day, until it's drilled down in my head. God, not a day goes by without me regretting not having done what I set out to do the day before, out of fear!
I'm 20 and I live in fear. It's exactly how Matt explains: I'm terrified of trying new things, failing, not meeting my expectations, not being perfect... Although I recently started working on it, I put myself under so much pressure that many times that terror takes over, and I end up postponing in some way what I have to do.
I know that I will never be perfect, and that as they say, "you have to jump in before you are ready", but still it's often very difficult to put myself into action.
PD: Sorry everyone, I just felt like I had to take out my frustration somewhere. I'm actually making progress in the matter, you know, slow and steady, and I'm happy with it. It's just, there are some moments when I fail to control myself, it's so frustrating. It feels like I'm going backwards everything I have advanced, or like I'm never going to achieve what I set out to do.
Don't worry just try new things that's all you will develop confidence slowly n steadily..All the best 😊👍
Hi buddy quick comment here I'm 21 never being on a relationship before, always had a crush on a girl decided to ask her out. She said yes and we were in a relationship for six months being honest not sad at all after it ends up. Since I went out of My confort zone and went very well it was a learning and a nice experience to me. Recommmend to not be afraid and just going for it. Otherwise, You will be thinking what would've happened if?... Just keep it up you got it.
"videos every week again" put a smile on my face. Damn! Excited!
Thanks for sharing this Matt, it really spoke to me.
"I'm gonna do it for 30 days cause my name is Matt D'Avela" LOL😂
Matt D'Avella - My biggest regret of my twenties.
Me: My twenties are my biggest regret
Lol same
Wow.. I really needed this. Thank you 🥺 I recently accepted a job multiple states away close to the beach and everything’s going to be so new and it’s been terrifying. But this was the encouragement I really needed to hear to try something so new. Thank you ❤️
Love your honesty! And I am looking forward to those challenge videos!
You're so good at this Matt, this is what I really need now, a stranger that can give me advice like a general advice but suitable for my situation. Btw, I'm 22
Matt “shaming” murderers was something we didn’t think we’d need to hear today😆😆 (2:10)
2:18 *
@@aktrevor actually my fault, it was really at 2:10
Jesus is merciful and if we confess our sins He is faithful to forgive us and give us new life.
Thank you, Matt! I really needed to hear this
THANK YOU FOR SHARING!
Me: Thank you Matt for introducing me to Minimalism.
Matt: It's the least I could do.
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I think we all chose this life when instead of looking at our life as one straight line, we look at it as phases, would my life be the same as yours if I chose to get married and have kids at 25? what I think would be a big regret is to fail at taking care of yourself first, to think that you should do everything in your twenties that you forget to slow down and enjoy what you have.
we always look at things like "If I only did this and took this opportunity" when we don't have a clue if that would be something we would really enjoy doing and will have a big impact on our lives. when you reget things, it means you grow up, that you look at things differently, I regret that I missed too many opportunities too, but when I look back, I ask myself, was that person really ready to take that challenge? now you think that opportunity could've changed your life, but it's because you changed, you grew up, that you had experience.
here is what you really should do:
- Don't think of your twenties, because once you hit 30, you'll find yourself the same person, if you're 25 or 35 or 45, always take care of yourself first.
- What did you regret the most in the past? what you can do right now to use that regret to do something different, it ok be honest, I failed to take care of my health, and now I'm paying the price at 28, but I chose to start working out, eating healthy, and use what I read.
- Remember, life is life, what's hard is hard, regret is part of it, you build a successful business? you'll regret not taking care of your family, you start a family? you'll start thinking about all the fun you're missing out on, what you should do? be clear about what you want, very clear, it will take time, it may change over time, but don't live something that is not meant for you.
- finally, repetition is key, the idea that keeps repeating themselves, advise you always hear, see how those things impact your life, work of those things, comparing yourself to others won't stop, sadness, fears, everything else, it all part of life, but there are few things you can do to make it pleasant, to enjoy it more.
the last thing, if you're young, use your time, and look for clarity, if you're old, use your experience, you may not have time, but you do know exactly what make you feel good and what it doesn't, so do something about, when you regret something, it is when you should move, or you will regret that you have another chance and you didn't use it.
Thank you for every video you had done until now
Thank you. You don’t even know how much I needed to hear exactly this today, you really, really made my day :)
Dear Matt, try art therapy, fine art (abstract or figurative), art history or some other arty 30-day challenge 😄
Who else thinks that Matt should make a dedicated dating advice video for people in their 20s? (Especially, early 20s.)
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The fear of failing can be really disabling from action and progress. Facing fear is such an important step. We've experienced this in our own lives and so gad we took the first step! We've embraced courage and facing our fears. Thanks for making this video, probably one of our all time favorite Matt D'Avella videos to date.
Also, we'd love for you to try zero-waste for a month!
Love your video's Matt - whenever you manage to get them up!
"Matt you have to try this new snack."
Matt: "FOR 30 DAYS!"
Lmao underrated comment
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0:45 - Most people won't even know how you took that shot, but the cinematography is just 💯
amazing video! thanks for this message ❤️
Much needed video, loads of Love Matt
*5 things to quit right now:*
*1. Overthinking*
*2. Trying to make everyone happy*
*3. Living in the past*
*4. Worrying*
*5. Doubting yourself*
"right now" doesn't apply to something that needs a lifetime, those things are simply part of our human nature, you'll always worry, you'll always doubt yourself, and always live in the past, thinking this way is what make people give up and stress out to about life, no one is a machine or super human, you only can do your best to not let these things control your life and be a handicap :)
*If you don't sacrifice for what you want, what you want will become the ultimate sacrifice.*
The chances of you seeing this comment is really low, but if you did, *I hope you have a great day.*🖤
Thank you for sharing Matt
Thank you for this video, Matt!
I’m 17 and I’m trying to teach people how to take care of there finances early on this channel♥️
I absolutely hear you but no one will listen to your advice if you don’t even use the right “their”
@@thelbgclan6946 just tried to comment fast dude 😂😂
@@thelbgclan6946 sos :)
Fun fact: Blind people have simply never seen anything before
What if they were blinded midlife?
Thank you for this fact none of us would’ve been able figure this out without you
You should be a national hero for spreading facts like this
You are doing great Matt! I just finished the Master RUclips class and I'm editing my first video right now! Good luck on the weekly uploads!
To be real with you Matt, your story of fear is what I'm noticing I'm following footsteps onto and thanks for this it's gonna be a big help.
Finally a video where I'm already doing what Matt is talking about and I'm really proud of myself for what I've been able to achieve so far. U know life's a lot bigger if you see your fears not as walls but doors that can lead to wonderful places
Man, I love this channel!
Always a big fan of you, Matt! Keep up the great work. You inspired me to start my minimalism music channel. :)
Just what I needed to hear! Thanks man!