if you speak another language and are willing to subtitle this video, please do it there amara.org/en/videos/xPaMIxZL92bG/info/wwwyoutubecomwatchvkich_d6thqk/ thank you. the ted talk at the start of this video may be found here: kzhead.info/sun/o7JsZKqGmYGBi5s/bejne.html i'd also like to mention that this is a supportive community, regardless of how long you study/how hard you study, at the end of it we're all students and here to learn. I ask that you refrain from toxic productivity in this chat as we try to encourage each other to do better, thank you.
@JamesScholz3 жыл бұрын
حدا يترجمه عربي لنا🌚مع ان افهم بس احتاج
@renadals13753 жыл бұрын
I think It would be better if it(premiere video) was 7AM(Utah Time) because if 8.30AM thats too night for some country like me😉
@riskacendana80853 жыл бұрын
thanks James! :D
@pilly38153 жыл бұрын
@@riskacendana8085 just wake up the other morning and watch haha
@pratik27773 жыл бұрын
James what is your relagion????
@lilo34773 жыл бұрын
He sounds so dead inside that I actually believe he studied for 12 hours a day
@ultimo49553 жыл бұрын
fr
@basedsultan88383 жыл бұрын
Look at his channel - he actually live-streamed himself studying every day for 12 hours
@riley5303 жыл бұрын
@@riley530 I'll take a potato chip.... *AND EAT IT!!!*
@Silencio_boy3 жыл бұрын
@@Silencio_boy is it bussin?
@kevinsanas3 жыл бұрын
@@Silencio_boy bro your underrated L O L
@rickmanbob77503 жыл бұрын
Came for study tips, left in tears .....
@isaacgoldenberg22783 жыл бұрын
Same
@imsupersmart3 жыл бұрын
I'm glad i did tbh
@harshitkumar96723 жыл бұрын
@@obliteratedcisco4709 wtf bruh are you a crackhead?
@pratik27773 жыл бұрын
@k2 lmao
@thelastdragonbender58243 жыл бұрын
Same.
@alyzachangco14613 жыл бұрын
your voice, your energy your hair everything makes me believe that you definitely studied 12hrs a day
@MitrandidwАй бұрын
fr
@thangquoc732926 күн бұрын
yeah because he did
@GetRichOrDieRich17 күн бұрын
What you have figured out in 19 years, others will not be able to do in their entire lives. Well done inspiring us, become better versions of ourselves. Thank you, James.
@PPPP910011 ай бұрын
This guy has the exact hairstyle that I'd imagine someone who studied 12 hours a day for over a year would have
@gutar56753 жыл бұрын
😂
@coolerthan60953 жыл бұрын
Pls lmao
@snehathapa5843 жыл бұрын
Yes same like Albert Einstein
@ksilive56053 жыл бұрын
@@ksilive5605 have u seen Einstein's hair..
@amreenaym7863 жыл бұрын
the knowlegde in his head is expanding outside of it bc it doesn't fit in it anymore
@DeanithForeverYoung3 жыл бұрын
Studied 12 hours a day is easy, focusing for 12 hours without distraction is the challenge
@Alex-ub5jz3 жыл бұрын
He has great advice, but anyone with severe ADD or ADHD will struggle with this method.
@astrodreamer9463 жыл бұрын
@@astrodreamer946 He isn't advocating the method though. Studying consistently for even one or 2 hours throughout a year is something most of us cannot keep up with, and this guy spent almost half of a year studying. He is just explaining how he got through it all, because the rest of us would be like "I can't be motivated enough to do anything that hard", he is not saying how studying 12 hours a day would change everyone's lives.
@nazifawali96993 жыл бұрын
@@nazifawali9699: I understand this now. Thank you
@astrodreamer9463 жыл бұрын
my trick is when you reach the point that nothing cant distract you try to keep that point. Dont get out from there. Keep reaching that point is alrady hard.Dont repeat it.
@littlecat33243 жыл бұрын
@Odysseus right. A person who is ADHD really needs to be up and moving to learn. That is why Montessori can be good for some children.
@Jibbie493 жыл бұрын
Brother, It took me 26 years to find this what you call "drive". I read all three books you recommended. Going for masters in a different country, I had to find my drive, build habits, routines. Thank you so much. I am able to work 8 hours without distractions. Current goal is to get more out of those hours.
@baqirhusain56525 ай бұрын
Im about to fair my degree because i never study. Im actually trying to do my best now im scared of failing to change man
@jako82765 ай бұрын
Congrats🔥
@raniagustin54232 ай бұрын
I did do consistent 8 hours for 4-5 months but I am back being unroductive and selfloathing. I will get out soon though I know.
@baqirhusain56522 ай бұрын
@@baqirhusain5652 which book is the best? I have to stop procrastinating and study for hours without burning out
@yestrechАй бұрын
@@yestrech Deep Work was for me. I believe you will do great. Best of Luck!
@baqirhusain5652Ай бұрын
00:01 Introduction 04:02 understanding drive vs motivation and finding your inner drive 08:07 drive, habits and measuring progress 12:10 maximizing study time: deep work and avoiding burnout 16:11 maintaing physical and mental health while studying
@vamshibhargavCR73 ай бұрын
You opening up means so much you can't even imagine.
@valentin77733 жыл бұрын
Opening up for what?
@mohannadali96623 жыл бұрын
yeah that takes courage, you can tell he’s being genuine
@momsspaghetti10403 жыл бұрын
This was amazinf
@guoony3 жыл бұрын
Same
@honestabe_92073 жыл бұрын
99% of us using this video as a way of procrastination lmao
@Ben-bf5lf3 жыл бұрын
not me🤓
@foreveryoung95793 жыл бұрын
i want a solution to my procrastination problem, by procrastinating on this video lol
@ThatGuy-zw4le3 жыл бұрын
Hahahaha
@catoyuvone84753 жыл бұрын
No. Today i will change, i've been destroying my life for like a year now, i haven't been able to take my studies and modules seriously for like 5 months, i just kept losing focus and thinking what's going to happen next.. making me feel desperate and putting me in a depressed situation.
@grixjay86203 жыл бұрын
is watching this video a procrastination?
@antonishedsp20363 жыл бұрын
دامك انت يالمشاهد🫵🏻 دورت على هذا لفيديو او شفته يعني انه ودك تطور من نفسك وتصير افضل نسخه منك عشان كذا ابدو من الحين، ابدا لا تأجلو شي وأنا أدري انكم بتسووها وتحققو طموحكم وتكونو فخورين بأنفسكم ويفخرون أهلكم بإنجابكم Go go go..
@ThenWhat-ts6eh4 ай бұрын
ان شاء الله والله فادني هذا الفديو اني جنت ادرس بدون دافع حرفيا بس من حطيت دافع صرت اكدر اقرة احسن بهواي من قبل
@user-de2se4ni3c4 ай бұрын
@@user-de2se4ni3c بالضبط الاهداف هي الدافع للاستمرار و الانضباط اما الشغف والتحفيز ابدا ماكان دائم... موفق🤍
@ThenWhat-ts6eh4 ай бұрын
يب انشاءالله
@j_67273 ай бұрын
شكرااا تعليقك حفزني🎉🎉❤
@BjHj-oq6tn2 ай бұрын
@@BjHj-oq6tn keep going 🫶🏻
@ThenWhat-ts6eh2 ай бұрын
I studied for 18 hours a day for 5 months in order to pass the Greek Entrance Exams and get into University! I don't even remember myself on that period of time, every day was the same and so my brain just deleted everything lol! By the way, never try and repeat what i did, for i ended up having an anxiety disorder and some depression for a couple of months!
@konstantinospolyzoidis76348 ай бұрын
My life was just studying. I had notes everywhere, on every wall and every mirror, so that i would't spend a second not studying. I would not think of anything else. During recess i would stay inside the class and study Physics, Chemistry or Biology! I would wake up at 6am and go to sleep at 12.
@konstantinospolyzoidis76348 ай бұрын
@@konstantinospolyzoidis7634 what about the result, is that make you pass the Exam sir ?
@manhthangtran79227 ай бұрын
i know that it's a hard time but not much body like you can learn 18h/day for 5 months, it's crazy. And although quality is better than quantity but what you had done is incredible O.O
@manhthangtran79227 ай бұрын
It’s like the people who clicked the video were meant to be here. People who struggle and have the same problems as you and can relate.
@RedPintura3 жыл бұрын
@imanetaa13403 жыл бұрын
I have an exam tommorow and I’m only studying now. I’m trying to scrap through university and I’m honestly terrified. I’ve been depressed for years and I’ve never had the motivation to study. But seeing it as a habit is SO REFRESHING oh my god. I’m tearing up here but damn this is a sign
@beecool93803 жыл бұрын
@@beecool9380 Good luck with your exam buddy u can do it
@amelie-oo7bj3 жыл бұрын
starting to prepare for a big exam from tomorrow. don't know what's gonna happen for the next year. everything is just murky now, I don't have a clear mindset on life now. things are hard.
@funnyastronomer14353 жыл бұрын
Or people who have an exam this week and need tips how to study one semester in 1 day :')
@Mouftih83 жыл бұрын
You can tell he's intelligent...he even sit's like L in deathnote.
@firstnamelastname81872 жыл бұрын
fr it gives me L vibes
@zakktky96112 жыл бұрын
Amaterasu
@wonder_of_y0u2 жыл бұрын
Hahah thats funny
@nar86562 жыл бұрын
It's not about intelligence it's about who can put his heart in it
@yashvardhansinghchauhan21712 жыл бұрын
Lmaaoooo
@jazzermill44632 жыл бұрын
지금까지 봐왔던 어떠한 영상보다도 압도적이다. 그동안 나는 동기부여만 찾았는지 모르겠다. 운동을 하면서도 그때가 모두와 만나는 날이니 지금부터 시작하고 계속 하자 했지만 막상 그 날이 지나고 점차 줄었으며, 혼자가 힘들어 같이 공부하자며 스터디 그룹도 만들었지만 언제나 오래 이끌지 못했다. 그리고 결정적으로 직장생활에서 받은 번아웃에서 벗어나지 못했다. 그렇게 일을 그만두고 2년이란 시간을 아무것도 하지 않은 채 주변에서는 다양한 반응... 공감되지 못해 더욱이 듣기 싫었다. "그래 너 고생 진짜 많았어 쉬는 것도 괜찮아" "지금 아무런 준비도 안하고 그만둬도 돼?" "눈치보지 말고 편하게 공부해" "너 진짜 그러다 또 1년 지나간다니까 빨리 자격증 알아봐"계속 동기부여 영상이나 보며 sns를 보고 뉴스를 보며 나만 이런게 아니구나 합리화를 거쳐 나 자신을 위로했다. 계속 괜찮다고 이제 확실히 알겠다 번아웃, 매너리즘, 무기력증 이러한 것은 일종의 빙판길이다. 사람마다 미끄러졌을 때 누구는 부끄러워 금방 일어나 자리를 벗어나고, 누구는 남이 일으켜 주기도 한다 그게 친구든 처음보는 사람이든 아니면 민망해서 일어나지 못해 그대로 누워있는 채로 버티는 사람도 있을 것이다. 그러기에 내가 미끄러졌을 때 내가 일어날 방법이 있는데 몰랐다. 난 내가 미끄러진 줄 몰랐어서 이제 영상을 보고 나에 대해 이해했다 왜인지 모르지만 지금 댓글을 달면서도 난 울고있다. 나는 넘어졌을 때 항상 아무렇지 않게 툭툭 털며 일어났었다. 주변을 안심시킬려고 하는 의도도 있었고 반대로 남의 눈을 신경쓰지 않기도 했다. 너무 힘든 생활 때문이었나 왜 잊고 있었을까 난 이렇게 항상 툭툭 털고 지나갔었는데, 번아웃이나 이런게 그렇게 무서운게 아닌데 이영상을 같이 본 사람들도 자기자신에 대해 알고 정체기를 벗어나 잘 극복했음 좋겠다. 정말 고맙다 주인장 제임스 숄츠
@mymi50555 ай бұрын
💙 잔잔한 문체에서 강한 당신이 느껴집니다. 조금이지만 힘 얻고가요 감사해요 마이미님
@user-dr7qf7nq3t3 ай бұрын
This is very interesting. I hope you’re more okay.
@st_bakerinoАй бұрын
Is he korean?
@goodgaljiji83Ай бұрын
لو فيني اعطي المقطع مليون لايك لانك تشرح حالتي ووضعي ونفس دوافعي وكلامك مليء بالمنطق والعقلانيه
@Faith-yl1gi6 ай бұрын
my heart broke when he started crying
@danibrmdz2 жыл бұрын
jk
@makai31412 жыл бұрын
Me too:((( he’s adorable
@laura-3382 жыл бұрын
man he is a good person ............god make him happy
@manodaynayak79282 жыл бұрын
Moi je rigole comme kalash crimi
@ab-lv7uo2 жыл бұрын
he cried ??
@hitezrock58792 жыл бұрын
“how I studied for 12 hours every day for a year” *recommended for you*
@bleaztly3 жыл бұрын
I have an exam... KZhead: *recommended it 4 me*
@-adronitis-3 жыл бұрын
I don't even have school anymore
@PersonManManManMan3 жыл бұрын
will you aceept this quest?
@vwxyzcatapultcannon3 жыл бұрын
@@vwxyzcatapultcannon hm maybe
@guna87573 жыл бұрын
Thanks man
@rutviktopkhanewale83353 жыл бұрын
I am from Iraq. Thank you for your motivating words. I will work hard and put pressure on myself because I deserve success. I will achieve my dream and become the best doctor. 2023/12/24 2:03ص
@r_qo214 ай бұрын
ان شاء الله 🙏
@hassanabbas77583 ай бұрын
@@hassanabbas7758 🌹👈
@r_qo213 ай бұрын
هلا بلعراقيه
@R_zah1Ай бұрын
يارب❤
@emilia229327 күн бұрын
@@R_zah1 هلا بيج عمري.
@r_qo2110 күн бұрын
I have studied for 12 hours only for 1 month, I needed to learn german for working and I achieved it, it was fascinating!
@Cecilia-vm5ec5 ай бұрын
Which sources you were using during lerning german?
@DaniakDamik2 ай бұрын
@@DaniakDamik Linguaphone method, at home.
@Cecilia-vm5ec2 ай бұрын
Sehr schön! Ich kann mir vorstellen, dass dies ein nicht nur ungewöhnliches, sondern auch anstrengendes Unterfangen gewesen ist
@sonicmaths828517 сағат бұрын
@@sonicmaths8285 Da habe Ich Spaß gemacht und jetzt arbeite Ich als Reiseführerin auf deutsch.
@Cecilia-vm5ec2 сағат бұрын
@@Cecilia-vm5ec Mit Spaß meinst du wohl, dass dein initialer Kommentar falsch war
@sonicmaths8285Сағат бұрын
James: studies 12 hours a day for a year Lo-fi Girl: *Amateur*
@bobthebuilder84833 жыл бұрын
Lol
@evanchabungbam66263 жыл бұрын
Now we want a podcast from lo-fi girl talking about how she manages to study for god knows how many hours a day
@gillian4763 жыл бұрын
ari horesh: hold my books
@studyplz60133 жыл бұрын
@@gillian476 She don't even sleep she has like a 1000 days streak of studying
@Wulk3 жыл бұрын
@@gillian476 24
@raphael-beats3 жыл бұрын
“it’s not about how long you can study, you need to become concern on how deep you can get, how focus you can get in studies”
@emuchann3 жыл бұрын
It's not about memorizing it's about understanding.
@hectorar78903 жыл бұрын
@@hectorar7890 well memeorizing is also a part in studies you can't get rid of
@kylel43943 жыл бұрын
@@kylel4394 agree on that, but we shouldn't waste a lot of time just to remember it.
@hectorar78903 жыл бұрын
It's better to learn systems rather than memorizing straight. If you want to memorize straight then I would advise you to use Mnemonics or some memory trick.
@zliderr3 жыл бұрын
the more you read, the more you understand... same goes with multiple reads... hence - memorizing = understanding. FIGHT ME.
@LavKarri3 жыл бұрын
I have listened to lots of self-help videos and now I feel this kind of content's kinda saturated but this man can hold my attention to the end of video. The way he talked is just so natural and it gave me feelings that he's telling his previous experiences. Anyway, great job man! Congrats on your ~750 subs🎉
@nbk_ngocj10 ай бұрын
750? Mmmh
@Ibn267Ай бұрын
One of the best videos ever, whenever I want to remember something, I watch it. Thanxxxx 🎉🎉
@naznaz1627 ай бұрын
This guy is the human version of that saying "wisdom doesn't come with age but experience"
@spermina10003 жыл бұрын
Lol
@xandroyoung55253 жыл бұрын
Some brains have also better intuition, even at very young age. Others can be very naive even at old age and after going through many experiences
@99Gara993 жыл бұрын
@@99Gara99 I couldn't agree more
@spermina10003 жыл бұрын
What a great thing to say!
@SnowInHere3 жыл бұрын
I just want to know why this kid talks like he’s stoned when he likely doesn’t even smoke. It was hard to get past the first 2 minutes of this videos he talks like a zombie
@bushisback1123 жыл бұрын
I can't even bother to study for 12 seconds for an entirety of a year. This is beyond my abilities as a human being.
@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache3 жыл бұрын
I'm doing the same thing this summer
@heisenberg24673 жыл бұрын
I always studied for 2-3 hours the take a rest..or if something made me rage quit studying like the question is too or something..i just go to sleep..this happens to me in university..lecturer making question too hard or make the answer just inconventional.
@martk6473 жыл бұрын
@@iori7370 that's disrespectful of you to call his hard work stupid at least he is doing something productive that helps him become a better version of himself everyday instead of wasting his time browsing through KZhead commenting on videos or doing some fucked up shit in the streets
@Bungee_Gum3 жыл бұрын
@@jndf7207 how are you gonna call someone’s hard work stupid ? He has the responsibility to study, isn’t it great? He most certainly has some goals he wants to achieve and kudos to him for that.
@tktk22683 жыл бұрын
Why are you still literally everywhere
@aurorachua47133 жыл бұрын
I’m currently prepping for what’s supposedly the “world’s toughest exam” and while I’m usually motivated to at least study for 10 hours a day, these past few days have been the worst few days of my life. While my parents are extremely supportive, mentally and physically, I feel I’m at the lowest point of my life. Long story short, the sheer anxiety and pressure of competitive exams, the fact that I’m gonna be 24 in the next few days while half the people I know in life are doing exceedingly well made me have a massive emotional meltdown at the dinner table. My parents are well, your typical Asian parents, yes they are supportive but they equally blamed me for loosing my shit because you know “no one forced anything on me and taking up this exam was my own personal choice”. I get where they are coming from but let’s just say the entire episode made me loose track of at least 2-3 days of my study routine. After those horrible days of tears and guilt about not having studied at all, my parents and me talked things through and we reconciled. Now comes the second part of this doom show past 10 days - I caught on a massive viral infection. The day I decided to resume my routine, that very day I came down with a 102 fever, immense body pain, headache, sinusitis and chest congestion. I decided to take things easy first, took meds, visited the doctor and just slept for the first 2 days. But let’s just say it’s been close to 6 days now and I feel no better. My drive to study is lost and I spent the last few days doom scrolling on KZhead watching vlogs of people studying for the same exam as me and feeling more guilt over everything that’s happening. But you know what James, thank you. These past 10 days have been nothing but horrible for me but listening to you made me feel somewhat at ease. Listening to you emphasise on the drive to do something turned a light switch in my head and made me see things over and above the self imposed guilt cave I made for myself. I don’t know what will happen tomorrow but I don’t think I’m giving up just yet. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for this video James! Edit: So it's been seven months since I wrote this comment, my exam is scheduled to take place in less than 40 days and I would like to thank all of you who wished me luck. These past few months have been tough but I've being doing my best to remain consistent and keep my head above murky waters and to remember to just slow down and breathe sometimes. All was going good but a fortnight back I was hit with the terrible news that my grandfather passed away. He was very dear to me and one of the lead cheerers in my life and just a day before he passed away he had asked me to work very hard and diligently for the final leg of this exam. What's worse is that he had told me he wants to see me passing it but due to suddenness of it all, it ended up remaining his last wish. It took me a full 10 days to process what ended up happening and I would say, now I'm somewhat back on track. My family distributed amongst ourselves his personal items and each person chose an item that reminds them the most of him and I decided to keep his watch. It remains on my study table as I write this comment and it will also remain with me when I sit for my exam and for my entire remaining life. While I was devastated with what happened, I'm now even more motivated than ever to fulfil my grandfather's last wish. I will try and update what ends up happening and I wish that anyone who's going through a tough time remains strong and gets through to achieve their end goals. As my grandfather said, never give up!
@sharolshibu13668 ай бұрын
Goodluck bro, keep it up!
@devanshraghuwanshi54856 ай бұрын
upsc?
@NoName-ds8yz5 ай бұрын
UPSC?
@pavlovsergei133 ай бұрын
Jee for sure
@IamaneownoewАй бұрын
Gaokao
@sigmaworld1149Ай бұрын
Eu estava precisando desse vídeo. Me identifico muito contigo, James. Só acordei aos 24 anos e estou lutando todos os dias para melhorar a minha vida e a vida dos meus pais. Esse é o meu impulso.
@vinirado4 ай бұрын
legal Vini, estou com 19 anos e acordei, também lutando para construir hábitos fortes e saudáveis e sei que é muito difícil, mas se fosse fácil todo mundo faria ne
@paulohenriquesilveira52573 ай бұрын
brasileiros tbm
@nicolasnunes-jx7yh3 ай бұрын
Só vai fundo meu mano, tenho 22 e posso dizer que vai haver uma grande transformação na sua vida.
@Wesley_Silva192 ай бұрын
The mentioned Books -1. C'ant hurt me - David Goggins -2.Atomic Habits - James Clear -3.Deep work - Cal Newport
@justanotherboredkid23933 жыл бұрын
Read all of them, they are ll great and add "Mindset" --Carol Deweck.. James started the video referring to that book!!
@jewellmehedi36253 жыл бұрын
Pdf links plz
@hang59023 жыл бұрын
@@hang5902 please send me if you'll get it
@024-venkateshkondaparthi23 жыл бұрын
@@024-venkateshkondaparthi2 me too pleasee
@olivia-lr7bl3 жыл бұрын
I love Deep Work! That one really changed me.
@anla39573 жыл бұрын
7:20 "It took me 19 years to figure that out" Honestly dude you figured that out in record time. Good on you
@chrisx44573 жыл бұрын
love it
@entertainer90763 жыл бұрын
Ye there is people that reach 40, 50. And they still haven't figured their life.
@aLi1123 жыл бұрын
@@aLi112 I know.... I'm 39 and I have not reached most of my goals because I wasted my time trying to figure out my life during my early 20s.
@NeoKurow3 жыл бұрын
@@NeoKurow Why do you say you wasted your time while trying to figure out your life during your early 20s ? Isn't what you're supposed to do at this age ?
@kidurself73033 жыл бұрын
Good for you or any other people that found that "thing" in life. I think myself as a good kid and "friend" or person. I've lived more than 25 years doing good thing, maybe not grand or super good, but I try my best to not disappoint. and yet here I am keep getting disappointed and disappointed. not saying hard work won't be rewarded, but I just to say life sucks, which means not every hard work get rewarded, not every good intention results in good thing happening. You need to know when you need to cut off some people, you need to know when you need to put everything, know when not to pursue some stuff. It is hard, it's not as easy as reading any book or doing daily good habits, it's a culmination of many complicated stuff which I probably say no one can explain in detail everything, which is why everything usually oversimplified to several bullet points, some encouraging speech and stuff. but it's still all won't be enough
@artaizen16133 жыл бұрын
You are truly a wonderful person. Continue your studies, the best and most beautiful person my eyes have ever seen
@userhn4wf3gn62 ай бұрын
I could listen to you talk all day. Wonderful video. Thank you for being here :) You are wonderful and on your way to amazing things!
@anahitaa9474Ай бұрын
Aptly said
@ravirajsinhpadhiyar574216 күн бұрын
Him: studied 12 hours a day for a year Me: studied 12 hours in total for a year :)
@kyellekim32063 жыл бұрын
Absolutely truee lol :')
@fadime60563 жыл бұрын
It's ok you can improve, not everyone is like him it takes time for good things :)
@shelby2553 жыл бұрын
@@shelby255 studying is not the most important aspect of life for everyone
@Sid3nFTW3 жыл бұрын
that i can't deny
@icecryptojt27083 жыл бұрын
Same and I still got top grades lol
@adinab4783 жыл бұрын
To a million. Keep it up bro
@Jungernaut3 жыл бұрын
BY THE TIME BEING, 1.1M
@jhonflores61783 жыл бұрын
You mean to the moon and you’re taking about Dogecoin I guess, haha Love your videos Brian crazy that I found you here
@superpasi73153 жыл бұрын
The meaning of life is our relationship with God. These four steps are the key to getting a Divine Revelation directly from him. They are something you'd eventually do if you took God seriously enough to read the Bible, while implementing its teachings. They are, forgive your parents, break down before Jesus, ask for forgiveness, and read three books of the Bible. Step four requires the first book of each testament, and one you chose yourself. The order is actually important. The steps build on each other. Each one primes your soul for the next. To be forgiven we must forgive. Mathew 6: 14-15. That's why forgiving others has to come before asking for forgiveness. Jesus will not forgive you until you've at least done the bare minimum, our parents. They're supposed to be easiest to forgive, because they've fed, housed, loved us to some degree. Our problems with them are supposed to represent our problems with God. This is why the bare minimum to receive the revelation is our parents. You'll still have to forgive everyone though, but that comes much easier after meeting God. I'm extremely serious and very literal. I'm not talking about signs, nor feelings, nor prayer. It's an actual literal pulled out of your body direct one on one conversation, nothing you can miss. nor misinterpretae. The vast majority of christans never bother to do what God wants seriously, so most never get this revelation. To most outside church their Bible is a paper weight, or at best a virtue signal. Their religion is in what other people think about them, not their relationship with God. Please do those steps I mentioned, there really is a Divine Revelation waiting for all of us. There's extraordinarlly important information we all desperately need in this revelation, but those who get it are forbidden to share it. The Truth that Jesus Christ is Lord is written on every human heart. We all have that knowledge inside us, but we bury it under mountains of pain and anger. Those steps clear away that garbage inside you, letting God heal you, so that his words boom clearly inside your soul. The entire point of our existence here is to Trust God enough that we pay him this mustard seed of Faith, so his Grace can remove the stain sin has left on our souls. Everyone that does not get this Grace is not forgiven of any of their sins, even if they turned around and we're the best person from 25 to death. Without Grace those first sins are still counted against you, tying you to the devil's punishment. It's not about being a good person, It's about being forgiven for when you weren't. The Bible is Truth. Please do those steps and see for yourself. Please take your salvation seriously.,,
@jamesmayle47123 жыл бұрын
Millionn
@jeetenderkakkar75703 жыл бұрын
@Human Peeing read my above comment. It'll help you
@jamesmayle47123 жыл бұрын
دافعي هو ان لا اخيب ضن اهلي بي وتعبهم وان لا اتهرب واختفي وانظم بالمستقبل واتحصر عن الوقت الي ضيعته واكول ياليت يرجع في زمن لاحقق هكذا هذا اكثر ما يجعلني اخاف من المماطله هذا دافع عندما اتهاون في دراستي راح اتذكره اول شي.فايتنغ❤
@user-dm9cm8tv7j3 ай бұрын
amin
@emeldaviesАй бұрын
It was a very sincere video, you showed yourself exactly as you are, this is very obvious. Even if you won't be able to achieve the things you dream of at the size you imagined, you should be proud of yourself just for being able to reach this level of maturity at this age. The important thing is not to go through difficulties, but to come out of them stronger. In addition, I find very beneficial that you explain the difference between motivation and drive, and especially by referring to self improvement books. Your desire to pass on what you have learned to people also shows your desire to help people. I hope you will always be successful in your life :)
@simgezor633111 ай бұрын
its like Avatar Aang said: "When we reach our lowest point, we are open for the greatest change"
@0466543 жыл бұрын
That's so right
@sonicboom94493 жыл бұрын
It was Iroh my G
@zak46833 жыл бұрын
Nope, its was Momo said
@sabdasanagara46203 жыл бұрын
i like how smoothly he talks instead of shouting for people to get motivated ....more power to you
@nescasta19502 жыл бұрын
@shahad shahad
@riskfactor56862 жыл бұрын
@shahad i totally agree he is so earth to down
@abdulaziz.45262 жыл бұрын
@shahad yess😂😂 i’m so distracted to day
@abdulaziz.45262 жыл бұрын
reason he talk smoothly is because he really study hard he has lot of orignal knowledge not fake that most youtubes shows
@sinner49902 жыл бұрын
He is just tired of studying
@user-pg6ke5gr8d2 жыл бұрын
best study tips related video I have ever seen...good luck to you too my man, you are truly a gem.
@gamingdreamer9623Ай бұрын
I just finished the video and took notes. Thank you for this. I hope to be come a better student and develop healthy habits.
@insignificant2you3 ай бұрын
As a therapist I can only recommend to change your posture every couple minutes, so you stay somewhat in motion
@le_jiggy_garcon3 жыл бұрын
I have this concern too. Recently, I found that sitting in the same posture and studying for hours, every day, is not a healthy thing. But I have to study for so long and so hard like that to achieve my dream. Since you said you are a therapist, could you suggest some ways to study for a long time without affecting my health? Also, is it okay to walk and study at the same time, I mean, like reading a book while walking?
@brindhan3 жыл бұрын
@@brindhan I would suggest to just stand up while reading, walking could maybe a little distracting, but you can try this too. Try to change the position of your legs every 10-20 minutes (like sitting on your feet, putting them under the chair, put just one leg up, sit on one leg etc etc) because your spine will automatically move with your legs and pelvis. Also change where you sit on the chair (sit on the edge straight, or slouch a little leaning back). If you have and gaming chair, or office chair, just spin it. As you might see, the point is, not sit straight, but to playfully change your position in everyway possible. Maybe consider to buy equipment, which holds your books, tablet or monitor, so you don't have to look down all the time. Also pezziballs are very good for you, you could sometimes sit on them instead of a chair. At last I can only suggest to start workout your core, if you don't want to lift weights, becaus it gives your the strength to sit longer without pain. At least mobilize your spine every couple hours, by crossing your arm above your chest, so your left hand touches your right shoulder and the right hand the left should. Then slowly move your arms as far as possible up and down for like a minute, so you flex and extend the spine (also move your head!!). After this you can do big circles with your elbows (still crossed arms), so you have rotation, lateral flexion and extension and flexion. Laying on the ground, or over the ball (or a rolled up blanket) can help you to relax your muscles and stretch them. Hope it will help you, I would be really interested what the results are :)
@le_jiggy_garcon3 жыл бұрын
@@le_jiggy_garcon Thank you so much. You are really sweet! All your points are incredibly useful. I feel really grateful. I will try all your suggestions for a couple of months and I sure will express my gratitude by sharing my results if there is any development. If I do not find any improvement then probably I would have done something wrong and I would not like to disappoint you with my results, so. Thank you once again. I really appreciate.
@brindhan3 жыл бұрын
I would recommend watching Jeff Nippards video on posture! He looks at the science behind posture and health
@jesperknudsen95603 жыл бұрын
Fr
@PROBENICCOMPS3 жыл бұрын
Don't forget to take care of yourself. There is no point in being successful if you sacrifice your own health
@johndewey64053 жыл бұрын
This ^
@kexrus16933 жыл бұрын
especially mental health
@chaerrudin4773 жыл бұрын
finally a comment saying this. i really respect what he's saying, but he looks so sad and tired
@kobraboi3 жыл бұрын
True, exercise is also ultra important
@amanullah17073 жыл бұрын
he says that in the vid
@yyikes99503 жыл бұрын
بكيت معه عندما بكى ...... انسان صادق، شُكرًا على النصائح والحديث عن تجربتك، اعطيتني دافع قوي بالفعل !♡
@6-ARMY-716 күн бұрын
هل استمر ذلك الدافع ام كان شغفاً مؤقت ؟
@wafflearewaffle13 күн бұрын
@@wafflearewaffle بنائاً على وضعي الحالي ودراستي المُستمره كُل يوم؛ فنعم الدافع مستمر وخاصه انو بقى حوالي شهر فقط لأمتحاناتي الوزاريه ، الشغف يختفي لاكن الدافع يخليك تستمر للنهايه حتى لو كنت مُرهق .
@6-ARMY-713 күн бұрын
@@6-ARMY-7 ممتاز ، وفقك الله في دراستك
@wafflearewaffle12 күн бұрын
Thank you for your honesty and advice.. I hope you achieve your dreams
@B.B20246 ай бұрын
To anyone struggling: You’re stronger than any test, paper due, breakup, money issue, or any battle you’re facing. Keep your head up.
@ICEcoldJT3 жыл бұрын
why am i not surprised to see you here lol
@adamzeki_33803 жыл бұрын
I will have 4 tests this week and I ve learnt nothing till yesterday. And I need to work SO HARD , to get better grades. I want to survive through this hell week and then I can rest, and then , when the summer will come, I will have the best time ever . And this commentary has encouraged me. Exactly when I was complaining about this week, I saw this comment. Thank you...
@ioanbogdanmorosanu47543 жыл бұрын
nahh my parents would beat the fuck out of me lmao
@txtthingz96703 жыл бұрын
🧐 how'd you get here.....lol 😂
@kingkong72203 жыл бұрын
@@txtthingz9670 facts yo 😂😂
@zzixxth70033 жыл бұрын
Here I am, 31 years old, 12:35 AM, contemplating about my life listening to 20 years old kid talking about shit that hits me!
@RueLeBastards3 жыл бұрын
I am 28, 2:49 PM and that hit me hard. I quit my job a few months ago and I'm trying to figure out what I want to do.
@Plackomiot3 жыл бұрын
I am 28, and in the same position, as you are. We have a saying in my language that roughly translates to "It is morning when you wake up". The good thing is that at least we are awake now, and can try to figure out our own paths in life.
@ravirajyaguru59053 жыл бұрын
@@ravirajyaguru5905 Yep, I'm starting with reducing distractions like social media notifications and I'll try to work on study habits
@Plackomiot3 жыл бұрын
I am 36.
@99Gara993 жыл бұрын
27
@vignesh_19943 жыл бұрын
You have incredible wisdom for your age, and you have helped so many people around the world just by sharing this. Sincere thanks, from the bottom of our hearts!
@blhfs7 ай бұрын
I literally burst into tears when he started to cry! gosh this guy is GREAT! YOU'RE AMAZING JAMES!
@hy0663 ай бұрын
Thank you for one of the most important videos on the internet
@YunHead3 жыл бұрын
Yun
@jacob97773 жыл бұрын
Yun
@zora41873 жыл бұрын
YUNNN!!!!
@ayeyatiyinsoe47503 жыл бұрын
Hi yun head
@clafelthegameped3 жыл бұрын
Yun
@usermika88403 жыл бұрын
As a teacher I have to say that motivation sucks. Today you have it, and tomorrow it's gone. Work and discipline is what you need guys, trust me.
@sdamer46092 жыл бұрын
Arent work and discipline drive by motivation?
@antomat852 жыл бұрын
@@antomat85 I'm guessing he means motivation / impulse vs constructing a fonctional work routine. The creator of the video says it himself early in this video. Getting motivated is rather easy but it is volatile - work and discipline are about putting a routine that will allow you to stay focus no mater the situation.
@amigaway2 жыл бұрын
teachers aint shit
@cbot3752 жыл бұрын
@@amigaway there is no motivation versus work. Or they go togerher, or it will not work... If u work without motivation, u will burnout.
@antomat852 жыл бұрын
@@antomat85 my motivation is driven by constant anger due to my terrible childhood and abusive family. At least i am able to turn it into something positive instead of the opposite. He's right, it's all about the mindset. I must admit that over the time, it is taking too much tolls on me and sometimes I found myself tearing up while working (im 28 y/o) for no reason.
@liecretsev2 жыл бұрын
Your video just thought me a great lesson. Motivation is short lived. I can see you have learned in a short time what takes decades for most of us too learn. Well said. Thank you for your channel and advice.
@SR-ky9rz11 ай бұрын
This video touched me very much. I'm going through the same thing and I'm glad I'm not alone. Thank you very much. I hope we all achieve what we want. 🥺
@xbaharch_Ай бұрын
His self-awareness is off the charts
@olivetti13813 жыл бұрын
You can feel the aura eh
@RichObiQuan3 жыл бұрын
@@RichObiQuan But he looked like Ryu or Karate Kid in the thumbnail.
@greatwavefan3973 жыл бұрын
agreed
@shrumrii16483 жыл бұрын
Waste is something you cannot use or get back. To say you wasted 19 years of your life is saying you didn't exist, you didn't suffer you did not learn. Those versions of yourself when you were younger, hell pre covid are the stepping stone to who you have become. You lived, failed, learned, rose, grew and strived for greatness. Not to be great for a divine or fake reason, for you. In the end, we are what we grow beyond. Thank you my man it helped me see and remember what it is to strive and persevere again. -A 21 year old who failed too many times and is still in college
@MyEditman3 жыл бұрын
I'm proud of you for never giving up :D
@akarshsharma28703 жыл бұрын
failure is an option, but giving up? no, giving up should never be an option ♥️🌸
@mellowblueu3 жыл бұрын
From a 22 year old, who is starting uni for the 3rd time. Thank you for this, I hope nothing but the best for you.
@io71593 жыл бұрын
@@io7159 kinda same situation to you. Wish you all the best hope 3/4 years later we smile when look at this comment and graduated from University
@mr.pineapple86873 жыл бұрын
@@mr.pineapple8687 have you graduated from your college?
@kineticballs773 жыл бұрын
I have this issue with procrastination and impulsive motivation, it resulted in me failing my study. I dont think its too late at all though, im 21 and still alot of life ahead of me. I want to start now though and continue with what i am studying. I genuinly love the subject and its just i allowed an emotional aspect fog my thoughts. Im not too upset about failing, although i feel guilty but i know that you must fail to succeed. Your one on one talk is great and comforting to listen too. I wish you well in succeeding in your drive.
@cheese4974 ай бұрын
It was a video that made me feel very relaxed and calm after watching it. Thanks James. I hope everything goes well for you🌸
@Emine-wu5rv6 ай бұрын
Dude I'm not even trying to reach 12 hours a day and embark in that lifestyle, I just wan't to get 3 hours of good quality studying without hating every second of it and getting instantly and extremely bored as soon as I sit down and start working.
@danirodriguez47073 жыл бұрын
Why don’t you try studying something you’re actually interested in?
@troygreenaway10943 жыл бұрын
Try Pomodoro method and some good study music
@AetherCS23 жыл бұрын
@@troygreenaway1094 Cause I'm finishing a career right now, so not an option. Anyways, I always kind of felt that way towards studying since I was in secondary school (of course there were more and less interesting subjects), but I guess I just don't like learning under pressure and spending so many hours there. And right now with covid I spend WAY too much hours working in the computer and attending online classes, so I'm just burned off and not enjoying what I do at all.
@danirodriguez47073 жыл бұрын
@@AetherCS2 I tried a couple times. It helps sometimes, but doesn't make miracles 🤷 If you do it too much your mind starts wandering when you should be studying, and it makes no sense to go on with it.
@danirodriguez47073 жыл бұрын
@@danirodriguez4707 If you want you can try some NeuroGum. I love their cinnamon flavor, and it helps me study like crazy. Just caffeinated gum with L-Theanine, and B-12. Kind of pricey but worth it if you truly need a push.
@AetherCS23 жыл бұрын
I was doing this and came out with extreme burnout, depression and anxiety due to a lack of balance. Take his advice and know your limits.
@TD-vc2xc3 жыл бұрын
Same. I found myself caring less & less the harder I went, & lost sight of my goal. Then before I knew it, I had burnout, social anxiety, & depression.
@leowzhilin3 жыл бұрын
@@leowzhilin I know exactly how you feel. The only thing you can really do is rest and get help from a psychologist.
@TD-vc2xc3 жыл бұрын
@@leowzhilin same. I just recovered from extreme anxiety attacks after reading nonstop for four months and worrying about my grades for 4 days. I had to slap myself and said to myself "you're gonna hurt yourself if you keep going like this" so I watched a few comedic shows and laughed out loud and the tightness in my chest is gone.
@tobi35323 жыл бұрын
@@tobi3532 man, i can feel the relief just reading your comment
@GuardKZ3 жыл бұрын
@@leowzhilin ask idiot to pray and he will brake his forehead (Russian people wisdom)
@TheShmrsh3 жыл бұрын
الحقيقة ان مثابرتك دفعتني للتساؤل لما انا بهذا الدلال مع نفسي ، اعتقد ان الوقت حان للتصرف بمسؤولية و جدية تجاه واجباتي و ما أنا مسؤولة عنه يحزنني فقط ان هذا الفيديو من سنتين لذا أتمنى انك بخير و ب أحسن حال ف جدك و اجتهادك يستحق ان يكون لك مستقبل رائع
@lillypulitzer34555 ай бұрын
ماذا تدرسين ؟؟
@saja7-gb5vz2 ай бұрын
@@saja7-gb5vz القانون
@lillypulitzer34552 ай бұрын
amin
@emeldaviesАй бұрын
Watching this again after 1 year. Throughout this 1 year I studied for 12 hours a day. Your this video really helped me in my life even though I was being waiting for a blast but you gave me the startup
@Musfiqur_anik3 ай бұрын
Did you start with 12 hrs the very first day or built up to it slowly?
@janewambui2065Ай бұрын
tfw when u ignore studying by watching a video about how to study
@kareemahk3 жыл бұрын
I’m supposed to be studying for ap tests but yk it can wait
@jonathanpucke13943 жыл бұрын
@@jonathanpucke1394 sameeeee
@peacemaker69963 жыл бұрын
i'm watching the video while doing hw, but i got bored and tarted seeing the comments WJDSHGKB
@user-tk6or9bg6x3 жыл бұрын
yup i have to learn all of algebra in 4 days
@eugenio86133 жыл бұрын
tfw when
@Archspore3 жыл бұрын
📚 Books from the video: Can't hurt me - David Goggins Atomic habits - James Clear Deep work - Cal Newport
@maryjane-yf2ui2 жыл бұрын
thanks
@user-wp3rh7ej5u2 жыл бұрын
Thanks
@rakuel2 жыл бұрын
thnx
@user-sm6es2ks3m2 жыл бұрын
i actually want "atomic habits" because i readed one book called "The Power of Habit", its a really good one.
@eljoacovpe71562 жыл бұрын
I read 2 of ‘em
@kasymhojagulyyev68242 жыл бұрын
Thank you for this video man, to me you exemplify everything that I've wanted to strive for in life and you've communicated difficult concepts with grace. I appreciate your humility, effort, and desire to help us out.
@uselesstrashpotato98247 ай бұрын
this boy has true inner inspiration for all of us believe me when he cried i literally remembered all my past traumas in 11th motivation is what gets u started but ur extreme WHY that this is why i am working soo hard it leads u to consistency with depths of my heart i pray that u become better and happier in coming future Ameen!
@hardology66652 ай бұрын
"if u rely on motivation, u r just setting urself into failure" I'm guilty.
@LaughLounge113 жыл бұрын
Same
@zerosypher01143 жыл бұрын
Holy shit
@pdr_27033 жыл бұрын
Levi is that you we slayed Titans together
@ausassmate6473 жыл бұрын
@@ausassmate647 ewwww
@leander63933 жыл бұрын
@@leander6393 ik it was a joke it’s gay asf
@ausassmate6473 жыл бұрын
I see people in the comments romanticizing studying half a day, but it really isn't as easy as you think. As he said, the quality needs to be high too. I think studying 12 hours a day or taking up a significant portion of your day isn't healthy and realistic for most people. You'll probably have low sleep, no time for hobbies or skill development, burnout, mood swings, you may even lose friends. He literally said not to push yourself too hard, just because he can do it doesn't mean everyone can and its not fun. You need to take care of your health and ensure quality over quantity of studying. The amount of time you study for isn't equivalent to your success or value. Effort doesn't always breed success. Listen to what he says, dude.
@Ash-pp6yt3 жыл бұрын
Yeah, 12 hours a day is overkill. It isn’t even half the day cause you have to sleep. Studying that amount of time would surely just mean you’re not studying WELL cause you can’t concentrate for that long. Why not find better ways to remember things, like visual stimuli, explaining to others etc. And the 3:30 am video? I can’t, I thought that was a parody!!!
@leafleafleaf92722 жыл бұрын
I studied 12 hours for my sciences for 5 consecutive days, I burnt out 3 months later, was still studying though
@RingsideReels2 жыл бұрын
@@leafleafleaf9272 I know right? Other methods still exist, dude, people in the comments should chill. There are MANY more effective methods lf studying that will let you live a normal life. Health comes first.
@Ash-pp6yt2 жыл бұрын
@@RingsideReels Health should always come first, you are lucky to be able to keep studying because others would lose their momentum after something like that and fall out completely. I know I would.
@Ash-pp6yt2 жыл бұрын
@@Ash-pp6yt thanks. But I have another question, I just did my tests, my GCSE's, and currently it is my summer break. Would you, personally, reccomend studying in the summer break as preparation despite me studying for long periods of time?
@RingsideReels2 жыл бұрын
I really like this video of yours. Thank you this is so inspiring ❤
@darlishabato22968 ай бұрын
Thank you so much, all respect. good luck for you and God bless you
@h.q.17368 ай бұрын
As a 14 year old teenager, thank you for teaching me not to waste time anymore. I believe the day will come when you be a good father, buy your mother a bigger house and become a better person. edit: When I was writing this, I was preparing for high school entrance exam. I was studying with his lives and there were some days which I studied over 10 hours. I take the exam in 6th of June and... I wish I didn't studied that much. There were 6 lessons, turkish, revolution history, religious culture and english for verbal; math and science for numerical. NOTHING was in the exam that I studied for turkish, nothing. I would have done history in the exam if I didn't studied too. In science, I think it was good but they asked very difficult in math. There are 20 questions and they wrote one question for every page. One question was a different version of a question which was in the university exam. They asked one high school subject too. I wish I didn't prepared that much for this exam. I didn't deserve this result even I studied for 10 months. I am only 14 but I feel older. Geography is destiny. Thank you for reading.
@znkahya3 жыл бұрын
Wish you luck !!!!! You can do this!
@shriyaupadhyay92013 жыл бұрын
lgs ye mi gircen
@tunabakkal63723 жыл бұрын
how lucky you are
@senior64303 жыл бұрын
Good luck zeynep. You can do it ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@anfal123456783 жыл бұрын
Don't waste time, but remember, having fun and creating memories is not a waste of time. There are tons of ways to grow and learn and studying 12 hours a day isn't it for everyone. Balance.
@y0utuberculosis3 жыл бұрын
i cant even study for 1 hour straight, i cant imagine studying for 12 hours... i have so much respect for you
@tamara37242 жыл бұрын
@@SSR-zm6iz damm it!
@Elena-uu8xl2 жыл бұрын
@@SSR-zm6iz did you study for 15 hours a day everyday or you studied a total of 15 hours that year
@6byrontenorio2 жыл бұрын
Tbh studying twelve hours a day is easy if you use the pomodoro method. The real challenge is time.
@ani-so1uk2 жыл бұрын
You don't need to study for 12 hours straight everyday lol you can study a few hours in the morning then in the afternoon then again at bed time 😁
@shakira5942 жыл бұрын
@@SSR-zm6iz damn
@6byrontenorio2 жыл бұрын
It's more than a TED Talk; your video has inspired so many people who were going astray in all circumstances. Thanks you!
@huyToroАй бұрын
3 books he recommends - 1. Can't Hurt Me by David Goggins 2. Atomic Habits by James Clear 3. Deep Work by Cal Newport
@prabingurung93303 жыл бұрын
thanks!!
@afifah38633 жыл бұрын
Thanks for that
@adnanaltaieb2763 жыл бұрын
thank you
@8eccc3 жыл бұрын
what was the TEDx talks? I didnt found it
@emr3xx8983 жыл бұрын
deep work must be the single one greatest book on hyperproductivity ever written
@sergio46603 жыл бұрын
My brother did 15hrs+ a day for 5 years, in medicine uni, i remember hearing him repeating lines while on the toilet, he never rested. He was one of the best at uni, and one of the rare doctors in my country to get a job with real knowledge and not thru connections and political parties since we live in the corrupted country and usually, only sons of doctors or strong connections could land you a job as a doctor, but not him, he got it even tho our family was poor and knew no one.
@aleksandar21613 жыл бұрын
Greetings from Serbia!! :D
@drtenma13 жыл бұрын
what's the country you live in ? ( and ofc props to your brother 🙌🏼)
@hmmnothanks50383 жыл бұрын
Amen. May he pass on that knowledge to many people in your country amd break that evil cycle of poverty!!!!
@tiffany18493 жыл бұрын
India right
@drnsoundiraraj26693 жыл бұрын
@@hmmnothanks5038 Bosnia
@aleksandar21613 жыл бұрын
Thank you for this video and especially for your streams. Even though I don’t study for 12 hours now, but thanks to you, I was able to start doing something useful again. Seeing your stream, sometimes it’s mentally difficult for me to stop working or studying. I hope that I can adjust my sleep schedule so that I can study for 12 hours and at the same time get enough sleep and not feel tired.
@DVACH4er9 ай бұрын
This video is just great it opened my eyes i will work on my best version thanks bro
@lucasarriola86958 ай бұрын
Dude i just want to say that the fact that you cried when you explained what drives you, truly tells us that it drives you.
@lucaarnold62113 жыл бұрын
plot twist: the real reason why he was able to do what he did was because of that picture that says "never give up"
@unawful25493 жыл бұрын
I was ganna comment the same thing haha
@abe23633 жыл бұрын
NEVA GIV UP
@XPOSEDTruth3 жыл бұрын
Você falou de uma forma realmente diferente do que eu estou acostumada a ouvir. Esse é o primeiro vídeo seu que eu assisto mas eu realmente me sinto agradecida de ter visto, obrigado e espero q vc alcance coisas boas
@milenasilva2173 ай бұрын
🌸 🌸 🌸 the video that literally changed my life last year and now I'm back to watching it again and my feelings toward it haven't really changed James tyssssssm and i wish u all the best 🌸 🌸 🌸
@nou_r._m5 ай бұрын
The level of mental strength it takes to cry on camera.. I wish I was this confidant
@yb75233 жыл бұрын
@@timeless_7379 "Confidante" is a valid word, it means same as "confidant", its not much used, usually used for females, and not exactly same meaning as "confident"
@artemisDev3 жыл бұрын
@@artemisDev Yeah, but “confidante” means “a person with whom one shares a secret or private matter, trusting them not to repeat it to others” which just doesn’t make sense in this context, though it is related to the topic at hand. OP definitely meant to say “confident”
@blackflash99353 жыл бұрын
my best friend was this way
@oui26113 жыл бұрын
It's good for likes as well.
@edenarchive41503 жыл бұрын
He is depressed
@deveshagrawal43473 жыл бұрын
Books recommended: 1) Can’t hurt me by David Goggins 2) Atomic Habits by James Clear 3) Deep Work by Cal Newport
@m.k95873 жыл бұрын
@@wrinklylips6283 He mentioned them in this order if that’s what you mean
@m.k95873 жыл бұрын
@@m.k9587 I wonder if he recommends reading in this order.
@jplovesthequads3 жыл бұрын
@@jplovesthequads I think the order doesn’t matter
@m.k95873 жыл бұрын
he mentioned it in another video, but the order that he offered : Atomic habits, Deep work and the last is the Cant Hurt Me
@arionpap12283 жыл бұрын
@@arionpap1228 can you tell me the time stamp of the video on when he says that?
@Zykroh3 жыл бұрын
A truly honest video that has motivated my kid! God bless you!
@seethanatarajan8015 ай бұрын
Muito obrigado a quem for responsável pela legenda em português. Normalmente tenho que assistir e ir traduzindo algumas coisas que não entendo, não é ruim porque treino o inglês assim, mas para um melhor entendimento deste vídeo, que é fundamental, a legenda foi muito importante, de grande ajuda. Obrigado!
@hugobagano35589 ай бұрын
De fato!!
@Seufavorito4 ай бұрын
boa
@nicolasnunes-jx7yh3 ай бұрын
Não é automatico? 😂
@andreagoncalves98583 ай бұрын
@@andreagoncalves9858 Esta, não. Quando é legenda gerada automaticamente, ela aparece entre parênteses, também apresenta muitos erros de tradução, escrita e pontuação. Além disso, o James deixou um comentário fixado pedindo ajuda para legendar o vídeo quem soubesse outras línguas.
@hugobagano35583 ай бұрын
Sim, obrigado quem fez!
@diariodemotocicleta-arieln38403 ай бұрын
I am much older than you (mid 30s) and almost gave up on learning new things. You and Mika made me start studying again and I got my best score in an English test and a certificate in accounting last year. Thank you. I think you are already socially successful on KZhead. Don't cry, smile ☺ Big Hug from Japan.
@_S_Oda_3 жыл бұрын
Awwh that's so sweet
@kratosop86133 жыл бұрын
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@CaiebesPunk3 жыл бұрын
Congrats! I'm proud of you.
@payalnegi94693 жыл бұрын
@@payalnegi9469 Thank you!
@_S_Oda_3 жыл бұрын
Congratulations!! you're doing great and I'm also so proud 3>
@lailakaramany17033 жыл бұрын
When he started crying, I understand now. This person is dead serious, this person knows what he wants to do and what he wants to achieve, he realizes that his actions don't fit the picture. He needs to change himself, he realized the importance and how useless the things he used to do and feel are. This is a lesson, I'm not on your level yet. I haven't understood myself fully, Thank you man.. you really did open an eye. I know that I had this problem within me, but I just didn't do anything about it.
@ilmiii86893 жыл бұрын
DABABY LESS GOO
@rei-qq4uf3 жыл бұрын
@@mauriciouchiha2733 sad
@youdumbshit12323 жыл бұрын
@@mauriciouchiha2733 Ah yeah, crying = bitch. Fix that toxic "man up" perspective of yours, that shit is unhealthy.
@TheCactuar1243 жыл бұрын
@@mauriciouchiha2733 what?
@a-stark33 жыл бұрын
@@mauriciouchiha2733 You clearly don't know what it's like to have deep unshakable drive for something.
@PizzamanMC3 жыл бұрын
انا الان محطمة وضائعة وحياتي بدأت تقترب من حافة الهاوية انا على وشك ان اخسر كل شي شعرت ان كلامك في الفيديو اعاد احياء شي بداخلي شكرا لك❤❤
@sabahussein8989 ай бұрын
🥺اتمنى ان تكوني بخير الان وان تكون حياتك متوازنة وهادئة
@aliouyahya63212 ай бұрын
Uzun zaman sonra tekrar geldim videoya bu video ile birlikte bu çalışma düzenine başlamıştım son 1 aydır videoda bahsettiğin tükenmişlikle uğraşıyordum ama tekrar izledikten sonra ne için yapmak istediğimi ne istediğimi hatırlatmış oldum kendime teşekkürler.
@umutcamus11 ай бұрын
7:24 this made me cry! You are so sweet and caring, James. I hope you achieve everything you ever wanted in your life. Thank you for this video, it was so inspirational!
@krutika67693 жыл бұрын
Yeah same!
@smruthis74263 жыл бұрын
same, I started tearing up
@myms96813 жыл бұрын
same
@sylvie76733 жыл бұрын
Same
@mii-kun09413 жыл бұрын
Same :( he s brutally honest i appreciate that
@pavnith80393 жыл бұрын
Bro when you said “it took 19 years to figure that out” my heart went out to you. I’m glad you feel so strongly, you’ve got a fire burning inside you. Take care dude. Proud of you.
@bourgsen86013 жыл бұрын
isn't he like..19
@OO-il6sl3 жыл бұрын
I cannot thank you enough for this video because you touched my life thanks to that beautiful speech you gave and I can easily say that you are a source of motivation for me. This video was a reference for me in understanding my goals and objectives, thank you again. I hope your life goes the way you want, good boy ❤
@yunushanbayrak49924 ай бұрын
Your words are very beautiful, and I hope that you will always be the best version of yourself, and I hope that you will continue to study
@asraa80888 ай бұрын
1. Understanding and adopting the growth mindset 2. Drive vs. Motivation -don't rely on motivation (relying on motivation will ultimately bring you failure) -drive continues while motivations stops -motivation is viotile -use the fact that you want to succeed to file you drive -understand why you want to do what you want to do -drive will get you places where motivation will not 3. Build strong habits -creating a journal -they're what keep you consistent and what keeps you going -makes things become like second nature -it's easy to get obsessed how long you study, you need to be obsessed with how deep you get -high quality work=time spent x quality of focus -depth matters a lot more than how long -"get into the zone" -figure out where you're comfy studying 4. If you're burnt out, be patient -this lifestyle is hard, stay persistent, take care of yourself, it'll blow over -things come with both positives and negatives 5. Physical health -be active outside of studying -maybe start running a lot (marathon or treadmill) -daily workout -fix your posture or your back will start hurting really bad -eat healthy foods -also heavily impacts your mental health so TAKE THIS PART HEAVILY
@na56403 жыл бұрын
Thanks for this!
@samuellim90023 жыл бұрын
Thanks a lot 👌🏻
@zainahmed8243 жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@trevorfranks693 жыл бұрын
not all heroes wear capes
@Arshdeepsingh-yg9bd3 жыл бұрын
❤️
@skter4u2813 жыл бұрын
Over the last 19 years of my life, I've begun to understand how insignificant I am. I sit on my ass all day, browsing facebook and stuffs, while others go out and do things. I wanted to make changes in my life right now, rather than enviously watching others on how they live their life. Thank You!
@elise45862 жыл бұрын
I wish u the best of luck. Remember the Law of Attraction.
@elise45862 жыл бұрын
@@elise4586 imagine studying 12 hs per day and then no finding any job.
@myplaylist21132 жыл бұрын
@@myplaylist2113 that sucks!!
@wizard.012 жыл бұрын
@mandu I was speaking from my own experience, besides the university is not free = my whole family is in debt because of me
@myplaylist21132 жыл бұрын
@mandu i need people like you irl haha
@myplaylist21132 жыл бұрын
you reminded me why I'm here like no one said before , i don't want to spend all my day in Instagram or you tube channels they don't take me anywhere , i wanna be a good mom, buy a house for my dad:)) these words made sense a lot...i wanna be like you, strong, serious, straight on my way. thanks again, i really appreciate you and your hard work bro wish you the bests💖
@mahata0Ай бұрын
i remember how i saw this for the first time right after it dropped. I wonder how many lives have been changed already throughout these past 2 years. thank you for staying up there James, keep pushing.
@jeen-lio10 ай бұрын
Dude took me 25 years to realise how to live a productive life. Your lucky to realise that after 19 years not many people does. Some does not become proper adults until mid 30s.
@musichiphopnerd3 жыл бұрын
Spending the best years just studying is the worst thing i can imagine.
@andydirt9033 жыл бұрын
@@kskfernando2945 True!
@musichiphopnerd3 жыл бұрын
@@thraxmystica he most likely knows this no one gives a fuck about grammar on the internet
@uttkarshtewari25323 жыл бұрын
@@uttkarshtewari2532 lmao fr
@lorenzobuenaventura68623 жыл бұрын
@@andydirt903 I think it's sacrificing who you are for who you can be.
@DanielGreen03 жыл бұрын
He started crying, then I finally started listening. Being real is always what any of us want to be with each other. A 42 year old mother here returning to university. You inspire sir ❤️
@MountainMaid2383 жыл бұрын
Respect 👍🏾
@matthewledford72093 жыл бұрын
respekt
@animeawsome43293 жыл бұрын
nice tricks
@ahmethakansengul67793 жыл бұрын
my father started going to university when he was 42, hes 49 now and about to get his degree. I admire him a lot for going back while also handling a full-time job. It's not easy, but from what i've seen its very much worth it. good luck MsQdoll, its gonna suck for a while but you keep at it okay?
@lucylfanal56703 жыл бұрын
I started listening from the 0:00 mans looks too exhausted to be faking
@simbast97263 жыл бұрын
شكرا لك ، ياصديقي ، كلامك جدًا صحيح ، لقد كنت محبطه للغايه واشعر انني لا استطيع ان ادرس ليس لدي اي تحفيز ، لكن هنالك حلم كبير في داخلي ، يجب عليه تحقيقه ، سأواصل بجد ، لابأس لقد فشلت ، لكنني سأستمر ، تضيع الوقت والجلوس لتصفح بالانترنت لن يجعلني اكون الافضل ، انه فقط يجعلني اكون نادمه في المستقبل ، لدي الوقت ، وامتحاناتي قريبه ، سأدرس ، أدعو الله بالتوفيق لجميع 🙏🏻🤍.
@mariam-mq9qk9 ай бұрын
بلاش الملصق ده 🙏استعملي ده احسن 🤲
@user-dx2nh7cu3i3 ай бұрын
God bless you men, you are a real men In a generation of kids, congrats dude
if you speak another language and are willing to subtitle this video, please do it there amara.org/en/videos/xPaMIxZL92bG/info/wwwyoutubecomwatchvkich_d6thqk/ thank you. the ted talk at the start of this video may be found here: kzhead.info/sun/o7JsZKqGmYGBi5s/bejne.html i'd also like to mention that this is a supportive community, regardless of how long you study/how hard you study, at the end of it we're all students and here to learn. I ask that you refrain from toxic productivity in this chat as we try to encourage each other to do better, thank you.
حدا يترجمه عربي لنا🌚مع ان افهم بس احتاج
I think It would be better if it(premiere video) was 7AM(Utah Time) because if 8.30AM thats too night for some country like me😉
thanks James! :D
@@riskacendana8085 just wake up the other morning and watch haha
James what is your relagion????
He sounds so dead inside that I actually believe he studied for 12 hours a day
fr
Look at his channel - he actually live-streamed himself studying every day for 12 hours
@@riley530 I'll take a potato chip.... *AND EAT IT!!!*
@@Silencio_boy is it bussin?
@@Silencio_boy bro your underrated L O L
Came for study tips, left in tears .....
Same
I'm glad i did tbh
@@obliteratedcisco4709 wtf bruh are you a crackhead?
@k2 lmao
Same.
your voice, your energy your hair everything makes me believe that you definitely studied 12hrs a day
fr
yeah because he did
What you have figured out in 19 years, others will not be able to do in their entire lives. Well done inspiring us, become better versions of ourselves. Thank you, James.
This guy has the exact hairstyle that I'd imagine someone who studied 12 hours a day for over a year would have
😂
Pls lmao
Yes same like Albert Einstein
@@ksilive5605 have u seen Einstein's hair..
the knowlegde in his head is expanding outside of it bc it doesn't fit in it anymore
Studied 12 hours a day is easy, focusing for 12 hours without distraction is the challenge
He has great advice, but anyone with severe ADD or ADHD will struggle with this method.
@@astrodreamer946 He isn't advocating the method though. Studying consistently for even one or 2 hours throughout a year is something most of us cannot keep up with, and this guy spent almost half of a year studying. He is just explaining how he got through it all, because the rest of us would be like "I can't be motivated enough to do anything that hard", he is not saying how studying 12 hours a day would change everyone's lives.
@@nazifawali9699: I understand this now. Thank you
my trick is when you reach the point that nothing cant distract you try to keep that point. Dont get out from there. Keep reaching that point is alrady hard.Dont repeat it.
@Odysseus right. A person who is ADHD really needs to be up and moving to learn. That is why Montessori can be good for some children.
Brother, It took me 26 years to find this what you call "drive". I read all three books you recommended. Going for masters in a different country, I had to find my drive, build habits, routines. Thank you so much. I am able to work 8 hours without distractions. Current goal is to get more out of those hours.
Im about to fair my degree because i never study. Im actually trying to do my best now im scared of failing to change man
Congrats🔥
I did do consistent 8 hours for 4-5 months but I am back being unroductive and selfloathing. I will get out soon though I know.
@@baqirhusain5652 which book is the best? I have to stop procrastinating and study for hours without burning out
@@yestrech Deep Work was for me. I believe you will do great. Best of Luck!
00:01 Introduction 04:02 understanding drive vs motivation and finding your inner drive 08:07 drive, habits and measuring progress 12:10 maximizing study time: deep work and avoiding burnout 16:11 maintaing physical and mental health while studying
You opening up means so much you can't even imagine.
Opening up for what?
yeah that takes courage, you can tell he’s being genuine
This was amazinf
Same
99% of us using this video as a way of procrastination lmao
not me🤓
i want a solution to my procrastination problem, by procrastinating on this video lol
Hahahaha
No. Today i will change, i've been destroying my life for like a year now, i haven't been able to take my studies and modules seriously for like 5 months, i just kept losing focus and thinking what's going to happen next.. making me feel desperate and putting me in a depressed situation.
is watching this video a procrastination?
دامك انت يالمشاهد🫵🏻 دورت على هذا لفيديو او شفته يعني انه ودك تطور من نفسك وتصير افضل نسخه منك عشان كذا ابدو من الحين، ابدا لا تأجلو شي وأنا أدري انكم بتسووها وتحققو طموحكم وتكونو فخورين بأنفسكم ويفخرون أهلكم بإنجابكم Go go go..
ان شاء الله والله فادني هذا الفديو اني جنت ادرس بدون دافع حرفيا بس من حطيت دافع صرت اكدر اقرة احسن بهواي من قبل
@@user-de2se4ni3c بالضبط الاهداف هي الدافع للاستمرار و الانضباط اما الشغف والتحفيز ابدا ماكان دائم... موفق🤍
يب انشاءالله
شكرااا تعليقك حفزني🎉🎉❤
@@BjHj-oq6tn keep going 🫶🏻
I studied for 18 hours a day for 5 months in order to pass the Greek Entrance Exams and get into University! I don't even remember myself on that period of time, every day was the same and so my brain just deleted everything lol! By the way, never try and repeat what i did, for i ended up having an anxiety disorder and some depression for a couple of months!
My life was just studying. I had notes everywhere, on every wall and every mirror, so that i would't spend a second not studying. I would not think of anything else. During recess i would stay inside the class and study Physics, Chemistry or Biology! I would wake up at 6am and go to sleep at 12.
@@konstantinospolyzoidis7634 what about the result, is that make you pass the Exam sir ?
i know that it's a hard time but not much body like you can learn 18h/day for 5 months, it's crazy. And although quality is better than quantity but what you had done is incredible O.O
It’s like the people who clicked the video were meant to be here. People who struggle and have the same problems as you and can relate.
I have an exam tommorow and I’m only studying now. I’m trying to scrap through university and I’m honestly terrified. I’ve been depressed for years and I’ve never had the motivation to study. But seeing it as a habit is SO REFRESHING oh my god. I’m tearing up here but damn this is a sign
@@beecool9380 Good luck with your exam buddy u can do it
starting to prepare for a big exam from tomorrow. don't know what's gonna happen for the next year. everything is just murky now, I don't have a clear mindset on life now. things are hard.
Or people who have an exam this week and need tips how to study one semester in 1 day :')
You can tell he's intelligent...he even sit's like L in deathnote.
fr it gives me L vibes
Amaterasu
Hahah thats funny
It's not about intelligence it's about who can put his heart in it
Lmaaoooo
지금까지 봐왔던 어떠한 영상보다도 압도적이다. 그동안 나는 동기부여만 찾았는지 모르겠다. 운동을 하면서도 그때가 모두와 만나는 날이니 지금부터 시작하고 계속 하자 했지만 막상 그 날이 지나고 점차 줄었으며, 혼자가 힘들어 같이 공부하자며 스터디 그룹도 만들었지만 언제나 오래 이끌지 못했다. 그리고 결정적으로 직장생활에서 받은 번아웃에서 벗어나지 못했다. 그렇게 일을 그만두고 2년이란 시간을 아무것도 하지 않은 채 주변에서는 다양한 반응... 공감되지 못해 더욱이 듣기 싫었다. "그래 너 고생 진짜 많았어 쉬는 것도 괜찮아" "지금 아무런 준비도 안하고 그만둬도 돼?" "눈치보지 말고 편하게 공부해" "너 진짜 그러다 또 1년 지나간다니까 빨리 자격증 알아봐"계속 동기부여 영상이나 보며 sns를 보고 뉴스를 보며 나만 이런게 아니구나 합리화를 거쳐 나 자신을 위로했다. 계속 괜찮다고 이제 확실히 알겠다 번아웃, 매너리즘, 무기력증 이러한 것은 일종의 빙판길이다. 사람마다 미끄러졌을 때 누구는 부끄러워 금방 일어나 자리를 벗어나고, 누구는 남이 일으켜 주기도 한다 그게 친구든 처음보는 사람이든 아니면 민망해서 일어나지 못해 그대로 누워있는 채로 버티는 사람도 있을 것이다. 그러기에 내가 미끄러졌을 때 내가 일어날 방법이 있는데 몰랐다. 난 내가 미끄러진 줄 몰랐어서 이제 영상을 보고 나에 대해 이해했다 왜인지 모르지만 지금 댓글을 달면서도 난 울고있다. 나는 넘어졌을 때 항상 아무렇지 않게 툭툭 털며 일어났었다. 주변을 안심시킬려고 하는 의도도 있었고 반대로 남의 눈을 신경쓰지 않기도 했다. 너무 힘든 생활 때문이었나 왜 잊고 있었을까 난 이렇게 항상 툭툭 털고 지나갔었는데, 번아웃이나 이런게 그렇게 무서운게 아닌데 이영상을 같이 본 사람들도 자기자신에 대해 알고 정체기를 벗어나 잘 극복했음 좋겠다. 정말 고맙다 주인장 제임스 숄츠
💙 잔잔한 문체에서 강한 당신이 느껴집니다. 조금이지만 힘 얻고가요 감사해요 마이미님
This is very interesting. I hope you’re more okay.
Is he korean?
لو فيني اعطي المقطع مليون لايك لانك تشرح حالتي ووضعي ونفس دوافعي وكلامك مليء بالمنطق والعقلانيه
my heart broke when he started crying
jk
Me too:((( he’s adorable
man he is a good person ............god make him happy
Moi je rigole comme kalash crimi
he cried ??
“how I studied for 12 hours every day for a year” *recommended for you*
I have an exam... KZhead: *recommended it 4 me*
I don't even have school anymore
will you aceept this quest?
@@vwxyzcatapultcannon hm maybe
Thanks man
I am from Iraq. Thank you for your motivating words. I will work hard and put pressure on myself because I deserve success. I will achieve my dream and become the best doctor. 2023/12/24 2:03ص
ان شاء الله 🙏
@@hassanabbas7758 🌹👈
هلا بلعراقيه
يارب❤
@@R_zah1 هلا بيج عمري.
I have studied for 12 hours only for 1 month, I needed to learn german for working and I achieved it, it was fascinating!
Which sources you were using during lerning german?
@@DaniakDamik Linguaphone method, at home.
Sehr schön! Ich kann mir vorstellen, dass dies ein nicht nur ungewöhnliches, sondern auch anstrengendes Unterfangen gewesen ist
@@sonicmaths8285 Da habe Ich Spaß gemacht und jetzt arbeite Ich als Reiseführerin auf deutsch.
@@Cecilia-vm5ec Mit Spaß meinst du wohl, dass dein initialer Kommentar falsch war
James: studies 12 hours a day for a year Lo-fi Girl: *Amateur*
Lol
Now we want a podcast from lo-fi girl talking about how she manages to study for god knows how many hours a day
ari horesh: hold my books
@@gillian476 She don't even sleep she has like a 1000 days streak of studying
@@gillian476 24
“it’s not about how long you can study, you need to become concern on how deep you can get, how focus you can get in studies”
It's not about memorizing it's about understanding.
@@hectorar7890 well memeorizing is also a part in studies you can't get rid of
@@kylel4394 agree on that, but we shouldn't waste a lot of time just to remember it.
It's better to learn systems rather than memorizing straight. If you want to memorize straight then I would advise you to use Mnemonics or some memory trick.
the more you read, the more you understand... same goes with multiple reads... hence - memorizing = understanding. FIGHT ME.
I have listened to lots of self-help videos and now I feel this kind of content's kinda saturated but this man can hold my attention to the end of video. The way he talked is just so natural and it gave me feelings that he's telling his previous experiences. Anyway, great job man! Congrats on your ~750 subs🎉
750? Mmmh
One of the best videos ever, whenever I want to remember something, I watch it. Thanxxxx 🎉🎉
This guy is the human version of that saying "wisdom doesn't come with age but experience"
Lol
Some brains have also better intuition, even at very young age. Others can be very naive even at old age and after going through many experiences
@@99Gara99 I couldn't agree more
What a great thing to say!
I just want to know why this kid talks like he’s stoned when he likely doesn’t even smoke. It was hard to get past the first 2 minutes of this videos he talks like a zombie
I can't even bother to study for 12 seconds for an entirety of a year. This is beyond my abilities as a human being.
I'm doing the same thing this summer
I always studied for 2-3 hours the take a rest..or if something made me rage quit studying like the question is too or something..i just go to sleep..this happens to me in university..lecturer making question too hard or make the answer just inconventional.
@@iori7370 that's disrespectful of you to call his hard work stupid at least he is doing something productive that helps him become a better version of himself everyday instead of wasting his time browsing through KZhead commenting on videos or doing some fucked up shit in the streets
@@jndf7207 how are you gonna call someone’s hard work stupid ? He has the responsibility to study, isn’t it great? He most certainly has some goals he wants to achieve and kudos to him for that.
Why are you still literally everywhere
I’m currently prepping for what’s supposedly the “world’s toughest exam” and while I’m usually motivated to at least study for 10 hours a day, these past few days have been the worst few days of my life. While my parents are extremely supportive, mentally and physically, I feel I’m at the lowest point of my life. Long story short, the sheer anxiety and pressure of competitive exams, the fact that I’m gonna be 24 in the next few days while half the people I know in life are doing exceedingly well made me have a massive emotional meltdown at the dinner table. My parents are well, your typical Asian parents, yes they are supportive but they equally blamed me for loosing my shit because you know “no one forced anything on me and taking up this exam was my own personal choice”. I get where they are coming from but let’s just say the entire episode made me loose track of at least 2-3 days of my study routine. After those horrible days of tears and guilt about not having studied at all, my parents and me talked things through and we reconciled. Now comes the second part of this doom show past 10 days - I caught on a massive viral infection. The day I decided to resume my routine, that very day I came down with a 102 fever, immense body pain, headache, sinusitis and chest congestion. I decided to take things easy first, took meds, visited the doctor and just slept for the first 2 days. But let’s just say it’s been close to 6 days now and I feel no better. My drive to study is lost and I spent the last few days doom scrolling on KZhead watching vlogs of people studying for the same exam as me and feeling more guilt over everything that’s happening. But you know what James, thank you. These past 10 days have been nothing but horrible for me but listening to you made me feel somewhat at ease. Listening to you emphasise on the drive to do something turned a light switch in my head and made me see things over and above the self imposed guilt cave I made for myself. I don’t know what will happen tomorrow but I don’t think I’m giving up just yet. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for this video James! Edit: So it's been seven months since I wrote this comment, my exam is scheduled to take place in less than 40 days and I would like to thank all of you who wished me luck. These past few months have been tough but I've being doing my best to remain consistent and keep my head above murky waters and to remember to just slow down and breathe sometimes. All was going good but a fortnight back I was hit with the terrible news that my grandfather passed away. He was very dear to me and one of the lead cheerers in my life and just a day before he passed away he had asked me to work very hard and diligently for the final leg of this exam. What's worse is that he had told me he wants to see me passing it but due to suddenness of it all, it ended up remaining his last wish. It took me a full 10 days to process what ended up happening and I would say, now I'm somewhat back on track. My family distributed amongst ourselves his personal items and each person chose an item that reminds them the most of him and I decided to keep his watch. It remains on my study table as I write this comment and it will also remain with me when I sit for my exam and for my entire remaining life. While I was devastated with what happened, I'm now even more motivated than ever to fulfil my grandfather's last wish. I will try and update what ends up happening and I wish that anyone who's going through a tough time remains strong and gets through to achieve their end goals. As my grandfather said, never give up!
Goodluck bro, keep it up!
upsc?
UPSC?
Jee for sure
Gaokao
Eu estava precisando desse vídeo. Me identifico muito contigo, James. Só acordei aos 24 anos e estou lutando todos os dias para melhorar a minha vida e a vida dos meus pais. Esse é o meu impulso.
legal Vini, estou com 19 anos e acordei, também lutando para construir hábitos fortes e saudáveis e sei que é muito difícil, mas se fosse fácil todo mundo faria ne
brasileiros tbm
Só vai fundo meu mano, tenho 22 e posso dizer que vai haver uma grande transformação na sua vida.
The mentioned Books -1. C'ant hurt me - David Goggins -2.Atomic Habits - James Clear -3.Deep work - Cal Newport
Read all of them, they are ll great and add "Mindset" --Carol Deweck.. James started the video referring to that book!!
Pdf links plz
@@hang5902 please send me if you'll get it
@@024-venkateshkondaparthi2 me too pleasee
I love Deep Work! That one really changed me.
7:20 "It took me 19 years to figure that out" Honestly dude you figured that out in record time. Good on you
love it
Ye there is people that reach 40, 50. And they still haven't figured their life.
@@aLi112 I know.... I'm 39 and I have not reached most of my goals because I wasted my time trying to figure out my life during my early 20s.
@@NeoKurow Why do you say you wasted your time while trying to figure out your life during your early 20s ? Isn't what you're supposed to do at this age ?
Good for you or any other people that found that "thing" in life. I think myself as a good kid and "friend" or person. I've lived more than 25 years doing good thing, maybe not grand or super good, but I try my best to not disappoint. and yet here I am keep getting disappointed and disappointed. not saying hard work won't be rewarded, but I just to say life sucks, which means not every hard work get rewarded, not every good intention results in good thing happening. You need to know when you need to cut off some people, you need to know when you need to put everything, know when not to pursue some stuff. It is hard, it's not as easy as reading any book or doing daily good habits, it's a culmination of many complicated stuff which I probably say no one can explain in detail everything, which is why everything usually oversimplified to several bullet points, some encouraging speech and stuff. but it's still all won't be enough
You are truly a wonderful person. Continue your studies, the best and most beautiful person my eyes have ever seen
I could listen to you talk all day. Wonderful video. Thank you for being here :) You are wonderful and on your way to amazing things!
Aptly said
Him: studied 12 hours a day for a year Me: studied 12 hours in total for a year :)
Absolutely truee lol :')
It's ok you can improve, not everyone is like him it takes time for good things :)
@@shelby255 studying is not the most important aspect of life for everyone
that i can't deny
Same and I still got top grades lol
To a million. Keep it up bro
BY THE TIME BEING, 1.1M
You mean to the moon and you’re taking about Dogecoin I guess, haha Love your videos Brian crazy that I found you here
The meaning of life is our relationship with God. These four steps are the key to getting a Divine Revelation directly from him. They are something you'd eventually do if you took God seriously enough to read the Bible, while implementing its teachings. They are, forgive your parents, break down before Jesus, ask for forgiveness, and read three books of the Bible. Step four requires the first book of each testament, and one you chose yourself. The order is actually important. The steps build on each other. Each one primes your soul for the next. To be forgiven we must forgive. Mathew 6: 14-15. That's why forgiving others has to come before asking for forgiveness. Jesus will not forgive you until you've at least done the bare minimum, our parents. They're supposed to be easiest to forgive, because they've fed, housed, loved us to some degree. Our problems with them are supposed to represent our problems with God. This is why the bare minimum to receive the revelation is our parents. You'll still have to forgive everyone though, but that comes much easier after meeting God. I'm extremely serious and very literal. I'm not talking about signs, nor feelings, nor prayer. It's an actual literal pulled out of your body direct one on one conversation, nothing you can miss. nor misinterpretae. The vast majority of christans never bother to do what God wants seriously, so most never get this revelation. To most outside church their Bible is a paper weight, or at best a virtue signal. Their religion is in what other people think about them, not their relationship with God. Please do those steps I mentioned, there really is a Divine Revelation waiting for all of us. There's extraordinarlly important information we all desperately need in this revelation, but those who get it are forbidden to share it. The Truth that Jesus Christ is Lord is written on every human heart. We all have that knowledge inside us, but we bury it under mountains of pain and anger. Those steps clear away that garbage inside you, letting God heal you, so that his words boom clearly inside your soul. The entire point of our existence here is to Trust God enough that we pay him this mustard seed of Faith, so his Grace can remove the stain sin has left on our souls. Everyone that does not get this Grace is not forgiven of any of their sins, even if they turned around and we're the best person from 25 to death. Without Grace those first sins are still counted against you, tying you to the devil's punishment. It's not about being a good person, It's about being forgiven for when you weren't. The Bible is Truth. Please do those steps and see for yourself. Please take your salvation seriously.,,
Millionn
@Human Peeing read my above comment. It'll help you
دافعي هو ان لا اخيب ضن اهلي بي وتعبهم وان لا اتهرب واختفي وانظم بالمستقبل واتحصر عن الوقت الي ضيعته واكول ياليت يرجع في زمن لاحقق هكذا هذا اكثر ما يجعلني اخاف من المماطله هذا دافع عندما اتهاون في دراستي راح اتذكره اول شي.فايتنغ❤
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It was a very sincere video, you showed yourself exactly as you are, this is very obvious. Even if you won't be able to achieve the things you dream of at the size you imagined, you should be proud of yourself just for being able to reach this level of maturity at this age. The important thing is not to go through difficulties, but to come out of them stronger. In addition, I find very beneficial that you explain the difference between motivation and drive, and especially by referring to self improvement books. Your desire to pass on what you have learned to people also shows your desire to help people. I hope you will always be successful in your life :)
its like Avatar Aang said: "When we reach our lowest point, we are open for the greatest change"
That's so right
It was Iroh my G
Nope, its was Momo said
i like how smoothly he talks instead of shouting for people to get motivated ....more power to you
@shahad shahad
@shahad i totally agree he is so earth to down
@shahad yess😂😂 i’m so distracted to day
reason he talk smoothly is because he really study hard he has lot of orignal knowledge not fake that most youtubes shows
He is just tired of studying
best study tips related video I have ever seen...good luck to you too my man, you are truly a gem.
I just finished the video and took notes. Thank you for this. I hope to be come a better student and develop healthy habits.
As a therapist I can only recommend to change your posture every couple minutes, so you stay somewhat in motion
I have this concern too. Recently, I found that sitting in the same posture and studying for hours, every day, is not a healthy thing. But I have to study for so long and so hard like that to achieve my dream. Since you said you are a therapist, could you suggest some ways to study for a long time without affecting my health? Also, is it okay to walk and study at the same time, I mean, like reading a book while walking?
@@brindhan I would suggest to just stand up while reading, walking could maybe a little distracting, but you can try this too. Try to change the position of your legs every 10-20 minutes (like sitting on your feet, putting them under the chair, put just one leg up, sit on one leg etc etc) because your spine will automatically move with your legs and pelvis. Also change where you sit on the chair (sit on the edge straight, or slouch a little leaning back). If you have and gaming chair, or office chair, just spin it. As you might see, the point is, not sit straight, but to playfully change your position in everyway possible. Maybe consider to buy equipment, which holds your books, tablet or monitor, so you don't have to look down all the time. Also pezziballs are very good for you, you could sometimes sit on them instead of a chair. At last I can only suggest to start workout your core, if you don't want to lift weights, becaus it gives your the strength to sit longer without pain. At least mobilize your spine every couple hours, by crossing your arm above your chest, so your left hand touches your right shoulder and the right hand the left should. Then slowly move your arms as far as possible up and down for like a minute, so you flex and extend the spine (also move your head!!). After this you can do big circles with your elbows (still crossed arms), so you have rotation, lateral flexion and extension and flexion. Laying on the ground, or over the ball (or a rolled up blanket) can help you to relax your muscles and stretch them. Hope it will help you, I would be really interested what the results are :)
@@le_jiggy_garcon Thank you so much. You are really sweet! All your points are incredibly useful. I feel really grateful. I will try all your suggestions for a couple of months and I sure will express my gratitude by sharing my results if there is any development. If I do not find any improvement then probably I would have done something wrong and I would not like to disappoint you with my results, so. Thank you once again. I really appreciate.
I would recommend watching Jeff Nippards video on posture! He looks at the science behind posture and health
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Don't forget to take care of yourself. There is no point in being successful if you sacrifice your own health
This ^
especially mental health
finally a comment saying this. i really respect what he's saying, but he looks so sad and tired
True, exercise is also ultra important
he says that in the vid
بكيت معه عندما بكى ...... انسان صادق، شُكرًا على النصائح والحديث عن تجربتك، اعطيتني دافع قوي بالفعل !♡
هل استمر ذلك الدافع ام كان شغفاً مؤقت ؟
@@wafflearewaffle بنائاً على وضعي الحالي ودراستي المُستمره كُل يوم؛ فنعم الدافع مستمر وخاصه انو بقى حوالي شهر فقط لأمتحاناتي الوزاريه ، الشغف يختفي لاكن الدافع يخليك تستمر للنهايه حتى لو كنت مُرهق .
@@6-ARMY-7 ممتاز ، وفقك الله في دراستك
Thank you for your honesty and advice.. I hope you achieve your dreams
To anyone struggling: You’re stronger than any test, paper due, breakup, money issue, or any battle you’re facing. Keep your head up.
why am i not surprised to see you here lol
I will have 4 tests this week and I ve learnt nothing till yesterday. And I need to work SO HARD , to get better grades. I want to survive through this hell week and then I can rest, and then , when the summer will come, I will have the best time ever . And this commentary has encouraged me. Exactly when I was complaining about this week, I saw this comment. Thank you...
nahh my parents would beat the fuck out of me lmao
🧐 how'd you get here.....lol 😂
@@txtthingz9670 facts yo 😂😂
Here I am, 31 years old, 12:35 AM, contemplating about my life listening to 20 years old kid talking about shit that hits me!
I am 28, 2:49 PM and that hit me hard. I quit my job a few months ago and I'm trying to figure out what I want to do.
I am 28, and in the same position, as you are. We have a saying in my language that roughly translates to "It is morning when you wake up". The good thing is that at least we are awake now, and can try to figure out our own paths in life.
@@ravirajyaguru5905 Yep, I'm starting with reducing distractions like social media notifications and I'll try to work on study habits
I am 36.
27
You have incredible wisdom for your age, and you have helped so many people around the world just by sharing this. Sincere thanks, from the bottom of our hearts!
I literally burst into tears when he started to cry! gosh this guy is GREAT! YOU'RE AMAZING JAMES!
Thank you for one of the most important videos on the internet
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YUNNN!!!!
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As a teacher I have to say that motivation sucks. Today you have it, and tomorrow it's gone. Work and discipline is what you need guys, trust me.
Arent work and discipline drive by motivation?
@@antomat85 I'm guessing he means motivation / impulse vs constructing a fonctional work routine. The creator of the video says it himself early in this video. Getting motivated is rather easy but it is volatile - work and discipline are about putting a routine that will allow you to stay focus no mater the situation.
teachers aint shit
@@amigaway there is no motivation versus work. Or they go togerher, or it will not work... If u work without motivation, u will burnout.
@@antomat85 my motivation is driven by constant anger due to my terrible childhood and abusive family. At least i am able to turn it into something positive instead of the opposite. He's right, it's all about the mindset. I must admit that over the time, it is taking too much tolls on me and sometimes I found myself tearing up while working (im 28 y/o) for no reason.
Your video just thought me a great lesson. Motivation is short lived. I can see you have learned in a short time what takes decades for most of us too learn. Well said. Thank you for your channel and advice.
This video touched me very much. I'm going through the same thing and I'm glad I'm not alone. Thank you very much. I hope we all achieve what we want. 🥺
His self-awareness is off the charts
You can feel the aura eh
@@RichObiQuan But he looked like Ryu or Karate Kid in the thumbnail.
agreed
Waste is something you cannot use or get back. To say you wasted 19 years of your life is saying you didn't exist, you didn't suffer you did not learn. Those versions of yourself when you were younger, hell pre covid are the stepping stone to who you have become. You lived, failed, learned, rose, grew and strived for greatness. Not to be great for a divine or fake reason, for you. In the end, we are what we grow beyond. Thank you my man it helped me see and remember what it is to strive and persevere again. -A 21 year old who failed too many times and is still in college
I'm proud of you for never giving up :D
failure is an option, but giving up? no, giving up should never be an option ♥️🌸
From a 22 year old, who is starting uni for the 3rd time. Thank you for this, I hope nothing but the best for you.
@@io7159 kinda same situation to you. Wish you all the best hope 3/4 years later we smile when look at this comment and graduated from University
@@mr.pineapple8687 have you graduated from your college?
I have this issue with procrastination and impulsive motivation, it resulted in me failing my study. I dont think its too late at all though, im 21 and still alot of life ahead of me. I want to start now though and continue with what i am studying. I genuinly love the subject and its just i allowed an emotional aspect fog my thoughts. Im not too upset about failing, although i feel guilty but i know that you must fail to succeed. Your one on one talk is great and comforting to listen too. I wish you well in succeeding in your drive.
It was a video that made me feel very relaxed and calm after watching it. Thanks James. I hope everything goes well for you🌸
Dude I'm not even trying to reach 12 hours a day and embark in that lifestyle, I just wan't to get 3 hours of good quality studying without hating every second of it and getting instantly and extremely bored as soon as I sit down and start working.
Why don’t you try studying something you’re actually interested in?
Try Pomodoro method and some good study music
@@troygreenaway1094 Cause I'm finishing a career right now, so not an option. Anyways, I always kind of felt that way towards studying since I was in secondary school (of course there were more and less interesting subjects), but I guess I just don't like learning under pressure and spending so many hours there. And right now with covid I spend WAY too much hours working in the computer and attending online classes, so I'm just burned off and not enjoying what I do at all.
@@AetherCS2 I tried a couple times. It helps sometimes, but doesn't make miracles 🤷 If you do it too much your mind starts wandering when you should be studying, and it makes no sense to go on with it.
@@danirodriguez4707 If you want you can try some NeuroGum. I love their cinnamon flavor, and it helps me study like crazy. Just caffeinated gum with L-Theanine, and B-12. Kind of pricey but worth it if you truly need a push.
I was doing this and came out with extreme burnout, depression and anxiety due to a lack of balance. Take his advice and know your limits.
Same. I found myself caring less & less the harder I went, & lost sight of my goal. Then before I knew it, I had burnout, social anxiety, & depression.
@@leowzhilin I know exactly how you feel. The only thing you can really do is rest and get help from a psychologist.
@@leowzhilin same. I just recovered from extreme anxiety attacks after reading nonstop for four months and worrying about my grades for 4 days. I had to slap myself and said to myself "you're gonna hurt yourself if you keep going like this" so I watched a few comedic shows and laughed out loud and the tightness in my chest is gone.
@@tobi3532 man, i can feel the relief just reading your comment
@@leowzhilin ask idiot to pray and he will brake his forehead (Russian people wisdom)
الحقيقة ان مثابرتك دفعتني للتساؤل لما انا بهذا الدلال مع نفسي ، اعتقد ان الوقت حان للتصرف بمسؤولية و جدية تجاه واجباتي و ما أنا مسؤولة عنه يحزنني فقط ان هذا الفيديو من سنتين لذا أتمنى انك بخير و ب أحسن حال ف جدك و اجتهادك يستحق ان يكون لك مستقبل رائع
ماذا تدرسين ؟؟
@@saja7-gb5vz القانون
amin
Watching this again after 1 year. Throughout this 1 year I studied for 12 hours a day. Your this video really helped me in my life even though I was being waiting for a blast but you gave me the startup
Did you start with 12 hrs the very first day or built up to it slowly?
tfw when u ignore studying by watching a video about how to study
I’m supposed to be studying for ap tests but yk it can wait
@@jonathanpucke1394 sameeeee
i'm watching the video while doing hw, but i got bored and tarted seeing the comments WJDSHGKB
yup i have to learn all of algebra in 4 days
tfw when
📚 Books from the video: Can't hurt me - David Goggins Atomic habits - James Clear Deep work - Cal Newport
thanks
Thanks
thnx
i actually want "atomic habits" because i readed one book called "The Power of Habit", its a really good one.
I read 2 of ‘em
Thank you for this video man, to me you exemplify everything that I've wanted to strive for in life and you've communicated difficult concepts with grace. I appreciate your humility, effort, and desire to help us out.
this boy has true inner inspiration for all of us believe me when he cried i literally remembered all my past traumas in 11th motivation is what gets u started but ur extreme WHY that this is why i am working soo hard it leads u to consistency with depths of my heart i pray that u become better and happier in coming future Ameen!
"if u rely on motivation, u r just setting urself into failure" I'm guilty.
Same
Holy shit
Levi is that you we slayed Titans together
@@ausassmate647 ewwww
@@leander6393 ik it was a joke it’s gay asf
I see people in the comments romanticizing studying half a day, but it really isn't as easy as you think. As he said, the quality needs to be high too. I think studying 12 hours a day or taking up a significant portion of your day isn't healthy and realistic for most people. You'll probably have low sleep, no time for hobbies or skill development, burnout, mood swings, you may even lose friends. He literally said not to push yourself too hard, just because he can do it doesn't mean everyone can and its not fun. You need to take care of your health and ensure quality over quantity of studying. The amount of time you study for isn't equivalent to your success or value. Effort doesn't always breed success. Listen to what he says, dude.
Yeah, 12 hours a day is overkill. It isn’t even half the day cause you have to sleep. Studying that amount of time would surely just mean you’re not studying WELL cause you can’t concentrate for that long. Why not find better ways to remember things, like visual stimuli, explaining to others etc. And the 3:30 am video? I can’t, I thought that was a parody!!!
I studied 12 hours for my sciences for 5 consecutive days, I burnt out 3 months later, was still studying though
@@leafleafleaf9272 I know right? Other methods still exist, dude, people in the comments should chill. There are MANY more effective methods lf studying that will let you live a normal life. Health comes first.
@@RingsideReels Health should always come first, you are lucky to be able to keep studying because others would lose their momentum after something like that and fall out completely. I know I would.
@@Ash-pp6yt thanks. But I have another question, I just did my tests, my GCSE's, and currently it is my summer break. Would you, personally, reccomend studying in the summer break as preparation despite me studying for long periods of time?
I really like this video of yours. Thank you this is so inspiring ❤
Thank you so much, all respect. good luck for you and God bless you
As a 14 year old teenager, thank you for teaching me not to waste time anymore. I believe the day will come when you be a good father, buy your mother a bigger house and become a better person. edit: When I was writing this, I was preparing for high school entrance exam. I was studying with his lives and there were some days which I studied over 10 hours. I take the exam in 6th of June and... I wish I didn't studied that much. There were 6 lessons, turkish, revolution history, religious culture and english for verbal; math and science for numerical. NOTHING was in the exam that I studied for turkish, nothing. I would have done history in the exam if I didn't studied too. In science, I think it was good but they asked very difficult in math. There are 20 questions and they wrote one question for every page. One question was a different version of a question which was in the university exam. They asked one high school subject too. I wish I didn't prepared that much for this exam. I didn't deserve this result even I studied for 10 months. I am only 14 but I feel older. Geography is destiny. Thank you for reading.
Wish you luck !!!!! You can do this!
lgs ye mi gircen
how lucky you are
Good luck zeynep. You can do it ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Don't waste time, but remember, having fun and creating memories is not a waste of time. There are tons of ways to grow and learn and studying 12 hours a day isn't it for everyone. Balance.
i cant even study for 1 hour straight, i cant imagine studying for 12 hours... i have so much respect for you
@@SSR-zm6iz damm it!
@@SSR-zm6iz did you study for 15 hours a day everyday or you studied a total of 15 hours that year
Tbh studying twelve hours a day is easy if you use the pomodoro method. The real challenge is time.
You don't need to study for 12 hours straight everyday lol you can study a few hours in the morning then in the afternoon then again at bed time 😁
@@SSR-zm6iz damn
It's more than a TED Talk; your video has inspired so many people who were going astray in all circumstances. Thanks you!
3 books he recommends - 1. Can't Hurt Me by David Goggins 2. Atomic Habits by James Clear 3. Deep Work by Cal Newport
thanks!!
Thanks for that
thank you
what was the TEDx talks? I didnt found it
deep work must be the single one greatest book on hyperproductivity ever written
My brother did 15hrs+ a day for 5 years, in medicine uni, i remember hearing him repeating lines while on the toilet, he never rested. He was one of the best at uni, and one of the rare doctors in my country to get a job with real knowledge and not thru connections and political parties since we live in the corrupted country and usually, only sons of doctors or strong connections could land you a job as a doctor, but not him, he got it even tho our family was poor and knew no one.
Greetings from Serbia!! :D
what's the country you live in ? ( and ofc props to your brother 🙌🏼)
Amen. May he pass on that knowledge to many people in your country amd break that evil cycle of poverty!!!!
India right
@@hmmnothanks5038 Bosnia
Thank you for this video and especially for your streams. Even though I don’t study for 12 hours now, but thanks to you, I was able to start doing something useful again. Seeing your stream, sometimes it’s mentally difficult for me to stop working or studying. I hope that I can adjust my sleep schedule so that I can study for 12 hours and at the same time get enough sleep and not feel tired.
This video is just great it opened my eyes i will work on my best version thanks bro
Dude i just want to say that the fact that you cried when you explained what drives you, truly tells us that it drives you.
plot twist: the real reason why he was able to do what he did was because of that picture that says "never give up"
I was ganna comment the same thing haha
NEVA GIV UP
Você falou de uma forma realmente diferente do que eu estou acostumada a ouvir. Esse é o primeiro vídeo seu que eu assisto mas eu realmente me sinto agradecida de ter visto, obrigado e espero q vc alcance coisas boas
🌸 🌸 🌸 the video that literally changed my life last year and now I'm back to watching it again and my feelings toward it haven't really changed James tyssssssm and i wish u all the best 🌸 🌸 🌸
The level of mental strength it takes to cry on camera.. I wish I was this confidant
@@timeless_7379 "Confidante" is a valid word, it means same as "confidant", its not much used, usually used for females, and not exactly same meaning as "confident"
@@artemisDev Yeah, but “confidante” means “a person with whom one shares a secret or private matter, trusting them not to repeat it to others” which just doesn’t make sense in this context, though it is related to the topic at hand. OP definitely meant to say “confident”
my best friend was this way
It's good for likes as well.
He is depressed
Books recommended: 1) Can’t hurt me by David Goggins 2) Atomic Habits by James Clear 3) Deep Work by Cal Newport
@@wrinklylips6283 He mentioned them in this order if that’s what you mean
@@m.k9587 I wonder if he recommends reading in this order.
@@jplovesthequads I think the order doesn’t matter
he mentioned it in another video, but the order that he offered : Atomic habits, Deep work and the last is the Cant Hurt Me
@@arionpap1228 can you tell me the time stamp of the video on when he says that?
A truly honest video that has motivated my kid! God bless you!
Muito obrigado a quem for responsável pela legenda em português. Normalmente tenho que assistir e ir traduzindo algumas coisas que não entendo, não é ruim porque treino o inglês assim, mas para um melhor entendimento deste vídeo, que é fundamental, a legenda foi muito importante, de grande ajuda. Obrigado!
De fato!!
boa
Não é automatico? 😂
@@andreagoncalves9858 Esta, não. Quando é legenda gerada automaticamente, ela aparece entre parênteses, também apresenta muitos erros de tradução, escrita e pontuação. Além disso, o James deixou um comentário fixado pedindo ajuda para legendar o vídeo quem soubesse outras línguas.
Sim, obrigado quem fez!
I am much older than you (mid 30s) and almost gave up on learning new things. You and Mika made me start studying again and I got my best score in an English test and a certificate in accounting last year. Thank you. I think you are already socially successful on KZhead. Don't cry, smile ☺ Big Hug from Japan.
Awwh that's so sweet
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Congrats! I'm proud of you.
@@payalnegi9469 Thank you!
Congratulations!! you're doing great and I'm also so proud 3>
When he started crying, I understand now. This person is dead serious, this person knows what he wants to do and what he wants to achieve, he realizes that his actions don't fit the picture. He needs to change himself, he realized the importance and how useless the things he used to do and feel are. This is a lesson, I'm not on your level yet. I haven't understood myself fully, Thank you man.. you really did open an eye. I know that I had this problem within me, but I just didn't do anything about it.
DABABY LESS GOO
@@mauriciouchiha2733 sad
@@mauriciouchiha2733 Ah yeah, crying = bitch. Fix that toxic "man up" perspective of yours, that shit is unhealthy.
@@mauriciouchiha2733 what?
@@mauriciouchiha2733 You clearly don't know what it's like to have deep unshakable drive for something.
انا الان محطمة وضائعة وحياتي بدأت تقترب من حافة الهاوية انا على وشك ان اخسر كل شي شعرت ان كلامك في الفيديو اعاد احياء شي بداخلي شكرا لك❤❤
🥺اتمنى ان تكوني بخير الان وان تكون حياتك متوازنة وهادئة
Uzun zaman sonra tekrar geldim videoya bu video ile birlikte bu çalışma düzenine başlamıştım son 1 aydır videoda bahsettiğin tükenmişlikle uğraşıyordum ama tekrar izledikten sonra ne için yapmak istediğimi ne istediğimi hatırlatmış oldum kendime teşekkürler.
7:24 this made me cry! You are so sweet and caring, James. I hope you achieve everything you ever wanted in your life. Thank you for this video, it was so inspirational!
Yeah same!
same, I started tearing up
same
Same
Same :( he s brutally honest i appreciate that
Bro when you said “it took 19 years to figure that out” my heart went out to you. I’m glad you feel so strongly, you’ve got a fire burning inside you. Take care dude. Proud of you.
isn't he like..19
I cannot thank you enough for this video because you touched my life thanks to that beautiful speech you gave and I can easily say that you are a source of motivation for me. This video was a reference for me in understanding my goals and objectives, thank you again. I hope your life goes the way you want, good boy ❤
Your words are very beautiful, and I hope that you will always be the best version of yourself, and I hope that you will continue to study
1. Understanding and adopting the growth mindset 2. Drive vs. Motivation -don't rely on motivation (relying on motivation will ultimately bring you failure) -drive continues while motivations stops -motivation is viotile -use the fact that you want to succeed to file you drive -understand why you want to do what you want to do -drive will get you places where motivation will not 3. Build strong habits -creating a journal -they're what keep you consistent and what keeps you going -makes things become like second nature -it's easy to get obsessed how long you study, you need to be obsessed with how deep you get -high quality work=time spent x quality of focus -depth matters a lot more than how long -"get into the zone" -figure out where you're comfy studying 4. If you're burnt out, be patient -this lifestyle is hard, stay persistent, take care of yourself, it'll blow over -things come with both positives and negatives 5. Physical health -be active outside of studying -maybe start running a lot (marathon or treadmill) -daily workout -fix your posture or your back will start hurting really bad -eat healthy foods -also heavily impacts your mental health so TAKE THIS PART HEAVILY
Thanks for this!
Thanks a lot 👌🏻
Thank you!
not all heroes wear capes
❤️
Over the last 19 years of my life, I've begun to understand how insignificant I am. I sit on my ass all day, browsing facebook and stuffs, while others go out and do things. I wanted to make changes in my life right now, rather than enviously watching others on how they live their life. Thank You!
I wish u the best of luck. Remember the Law of Attraction.
@@elise4586 imagine studying 12 hs per day and then no finding any job.
@@myplaylist2113 that sucks!!
@mandu I was speaking from my own experience, besides the university is not free = my whole family is in debt because of me
@mandu i need people like you irl haha
you reminded me why I'm here like no one said before , i don't want to spend all my day in Instagram or you tube channels they don't take me anywhere , i wanna be a good mom, buy a house for my dad:)) these words made sense a lot...i wanna be like you, strong, serious, straight on my way. thanks again, i really appreciate you and your hard work bro wish you the bests💖
i remember how i saw this for the first time right after it dropped. I wonder how many lives have been changed already throughout these past 2 years. thank you for staying up there James, keep pushing.
Dude took me 25 years to realise how to live a productive life. Your lucky to realise that after 19 years not many people does. Some does not become proper adults until mid 30s.
Spending the best years just studying is the worst thing i can imagine.
@@kskfernando2945 True!
@@thraxmystica he most likely knows this no one gives a fuck about grammar on the internet
@@uttkarshtewari2532 lmao fr
@@andydirt903 I think it's sacrificing who you are for who you can be.
He started crying, then I finally started listening. Being real is always what any of us want to be with each other. A 42 year old mother here returning to university. You inspire sir ❤️
Respect 👍🏾
respekt
nice tricks
my father started going to university when he was 42, hes 49 now and about to get his degree. I admire him a lot for going back while also handling a full-time job. It's not easy, but from what i've seen its very much worth it. good luck MsQdoll, its gonna suck for a while but you keep at it okay?
I started listening from the 0:00 mans looks too exhausted to be faking
شكرا لك ، ياصديقي ، كلامك جدًا صحيح ، لقد كنت محبطه للغايه واشعر انني لا استطيع ان ادرس ليس لدي اي تحفيز ، لكن هنالك حلم كبير في داخلي ، يجب عليه تحقيقه ، سأواصل بجد ، لابأس لقد فشلت ، لكنني سأستمر ، تضيع الوقت والجلوس لتصفح بالانترنت لن يجعلني اكون الافضل ، انه فقط يجعلني اكون نادمه في المستقبل ، لدي الوقت ، وامتحاناتي قريبه ، سأدرس ، أدعو الله بالتوفيق لجميع 🙏🏻🤍.
بلاش الملصق ده 🙏استعملي ده احسن 🤲
God bless you men, you are a real men In a generation of kids, congrats dude