32 ways to be better at life

[@bobbywells7286]

My tip: if you're alone, bored and feel the impulse to fill that boredom with an unhealthy habit (doom scrolling, binging, smoking, drinking, etc) cold call a close friend or loved one instead. Not to talk about that impulse but just to catch up with someone who you care about. In my experience this always leaves me feeling energized, connected, fulfilled, and much better than said habit ever could :)

[@clem2023]

So true !

[@millie9814]

I did this yesterday and it changed my day!

[@bellciante]

what if u have no one to call?

[@etsequentia6765]

@@bellciante Or if I really really don't want to call anyone

[@chrisbtender5992]

If i cold called just about anyone in my life they would think i was dying

[@eyalbar5646]

My little tip: A lot of menial activities can easily be made fun if you just do them with a friend, or loved one. It turns something boring into a good time, and brings you closer to them.

[@snappy-star-disco]

Yes!! It's called 'body doubling' btw

[@chantelmcskimming6633]

Absolutely!! Doing dishes together at a family get together is where the best conversations happen 😊

[@MikaDoesStuff23]

i have a few friends that enjoy doing this with me, thankfully. we call them our "errand hangouts"

[@vickigsolomon1241]

I clean house with a friend on the phone. She cleans her house. I clean mine. We enjoy it more and get more done.

[@sharan.sharan]

I was thinking about this the other days that how people in the past (as an Asian) used to do things, house chores for instance, in groups like washing the dishes or cutting and cooking ingredients for a meal and they would talk and have fun while doing some work, now this practice is dissappearing slowly. Bottom line, you are right!

[@finawatsonart]

A tip I learnt this year - if you get a hunch that someone is having a tough time send them a message or call them to check in - a simple "hey you seemed a bit low today, anything I can do?" is enough. Don't hold back for some daft excuse your ego comes up with like they will think I am interfering / I don't know them well enough

[@stevetorster]

for the record, i would love a video where you aggressively recommend your favourite books.

[@m.maclellan7147]

Or just post it on your website, & let us know it is there. More traffic to your site 😑

[@dreenyan]

100% would watch this!

[@GoodKarma1020]

Enemies in Love - Alexis Clark. It’s about a German POW and a black nurse who married after WW2. If you like history & love - this will tickle your fancy!!

[@corvusway]

timestamps because this video is awesome 1. 1:11 never get drunk at a work party 2. 1:25 don't click on rage bait 3. 1:29 use your car for posture 4. 1:50 if you want a face tattoo, wait 5 years 5. 1:58 buy your friend a book instead of recommending it 6. 2:32 keep a tooth at work 7. 2:35 flower insurance 8. 3:09 assume everyone in the comments is a 13 year old kid 9. 3:19 invent games 10. 4:12 if you're scared to check something (bank account, screen time...), that's a sign to check it right now 11. 4:26 if somebody is using urgency to negotiate, it's probably a bad deal 12. 4:39 there's no transition area for clothes, either in the cupboard or in the laundry 13. 4:54 if you think of a compliment, say it out loud 14. 5:03 10% of people will hate you/your guts for no reason 15. 5:40 you never regret a swim 16. 7:02 if you travel overseas, learn at least a few words of the local language (the less popular the language is, the more this tip will hold up) 17. 7:23 if your grandparents are around, ask them about history & the past 18. 7:43 delete "that" 19. 7:54 3$ discipline training: leave candy on your desk and never touch it 20. 8:29 invest in what you smell like 21. 8:36 do off-topic deep dives (feet bones, banana trade, toki pona language...) 22. 9:11 if you have a lot of lock, colour-code your keys 23. 9:14 if you're balding, shave it 24. 9:45 start a quotes list in your notes app 25: 9:48 when delivering bad news, open with the bad news 26. 10:27 install a chin up bar (you gotta a door, you gotta a gym) 27. 10:34 wear the outfit that your body chooses 28. 11:15 eat the weird vegetables 29. 11:31 don't use google maps for everything 30. 12:06 figure out exactly how much you cost to exist 31. 12:41 make a custom cards against humanity deck for your friends 32. 13:13 never underestimate the power of a good walk

[@godzillaeyes]

I love this, but also, I read the list before watching the video and I was so curious what the heck #6 meant hahahah

[@corvusway]

​@@godzillaeyes i mean it was actually on purpose so everyone would watch the video ofc... won't edit it because he hearted it LMAOO

[@godzillaeyes]

@@corvusway it made me laugh when I saw the actual section in the video 😁

[@TheXPlayer_TWC]

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[@TheTruthKiwi]

Ain't nobody got time to put that pair of pants back in the cupboard every day. Every bedroom needs a "currently being worn" chair/space imo.

[@faithbannier6282]

Love it. “Wear the clothes your body chooses” is a great rule and much better than wearing a black turtleneck every day.

[@hey_bebop]

But what if my body wants a black turtleneck!

[@JP-ve7or]

@@hey_bebop then you do you, bud! You do you.

[@LedgerAndLace]

GREAT list! Here's my input about LAUNDRY: The transitional place is hooks. Great for jackets, jammies, jeans you only wore for a couple hours. Things that aren't dirty, but you don't want to fold and put away. It keeps things up and not getting wrinkled at the bottom of a pile. Then you can use the chair for sitting. Also, put the laundry basket where you're dropping your dirty clothes anyway. Voila--organized. Wash in cold water and don't bother sorting colours, and don't fold stuff that doesn't matter. Buy all matching socks in those multi-packs and you'll never have to sort. Have dedicated baskets for towels & washcloths, socks & undies, bed linens ,everyday clothes. If your dresser is piled with clean clothes, get rid of it and use bins--no lids! Way easier to toss clean clothes into. I bring some bins into the laundry room and clean clothes go straight into the bins from the dryer. Done. Life is too short to deal with Laundry Friction Points!

[@frappalina]

Yesssssss i have the same system

[@LedgerAndLace]

@@frappalina A friend!

[@gheedough]

Hooks FTW! Got rid of my floordrobe by popping some over the door hooks

[@LedgerAndLace]

@@gheedough Hahaha "Floordrobe." I have hooks in every room. Very functional!

[@LedgerAndLace]

@@Prawnii You are so welcome! It only took me a coupla decades to create a system. The bins idea came from Cas at Clutterbug who said, "Is your dresser piled high with clean clothes and your drawers are empty except for clothes you don't wear? Get rid of your dresser and get bins." I actually have a standing closet rack unit on wheels. It has 2 shelves that hold my bins. I use regular closets for other kinds of storage. It's not in the way of anything, but easily accessible. This is the third bedroom I've had it in and it has served me well! I recently repurposed a wooden filing cabinet to store everyday stuff: socks, camisoles, leggings, etc. Conveniently located in between my bathroom and closet unit for easy access. The key is to be functional and to remove as many obstacles as possible to make it quick, easy and convenient. Congrats on your move!

[@KanTasia98]

My personal tip that I learned while getting older: When in a social situation where drinking is normal, just stick to one drink and then switch to non-alcoholic. It's usually not worth it to drink more (at least for me) and the energy and time you save that your body would need for recovery or not being hung over the next day is usually much more important for me.

[@JohnnyVichi]

agree! trying to actually quit alcohol here. love my brain too much . and liver.

[@sakuranovaryan9261]

I like a drinky winky but don't want bad hangovers. I'll go for 3-4 drinks max to let loose a lil bit. I have high tolerance so In the end of the day the drink isn't the thing getting me drunk it's my own mood.

[@4saken404]

My super simple rule of thumb is: Party Medium.

[@conny.rapp.tattoo]

Completely anti-alcohol cause seeing peers drink themselves to brain dead slumps leaves an impression

[@thiagoelav633]

yeah, dont drink alcohol socialy, keep alcohol only for celebrations. we celebrate like 10 times in a year and some of this celebrations are not even "alcohol friendly". At least this its my experience Drinking edit: By celebrations, I mean things YOU want to celebrate, a co-worker birthday, for example, its not necessarily a celebration for you.

[@ElowenFaye]

Man, I really hope there will be a "68 ways to be better at life" of you someday. Your videos are simply amazing, please never stop making them as long as you enjoy it! :)

[@spicehurls]

I’m mentally and physically disabled and your videos make me feel better about being different and having a brain that works differently. I get some relief from the feeling that I’m falling behind or in a hurry, even if it’s for the duration of the video. I hope these videos are as healing for you as they are for me. Thank you.

[@conny.rapp.tattoo]

May I ask what your disabilities are? Maybe you can even turn them into an advantage (like a lot of adhders do with their creativity etc)

[@joymurray5557]

Even if you can't use your legs, if you have a good wheelchair, taking a walk is divine. I've been in a wheelchair now for over 7 years, but strolling in my power chair around the neighborhood or through the park is the best mental health hack I've ever found. Seeing nature change from day to day, dodging traffic, figuring out how to get around an obstacle, and just being outside clears my head and lifts my mood.

[@MartinKohoutekchannel]

When I think how insecure you use to be in your videos (but still very likable) and now, you are this prototype of a cool succesful, interesting, inteligent, creative person I really want to become one day - i can honestly say, you made it man! You are living the life! Thank you for keeping me inspired🙌🏼❤️

[@Rachel-sv9pq]

I did the "buy the book" thing for awhile until one day I was at a used bookstore and found a book I'd given someone on a shelf. My heartfelt note was written on the inside cover and I have a strong hunch they never saw it 😂

[@m.maclellan7147]

Yes, but if I was in that place I would have thanked "The Fates" that they showed me that person is NOT as close to you as YOU thought. So, you can stop thinking of them as a "close friend" & consider them more as an acquaintance. Some people say the right words, but as that book says "They're just not that into you!" !!!! OR, perhaps that person prefers audio books (I know I do!). I would have been tempted to buy the book, put one of those "This book belongs to..." stickers OVER the inscription and keep that book around as a reminder that not everyone is worth buying a book for (and that's okay! You should have good friends even if you are poor !) Or, to ask if you can "buy" them the audio book version. I would assume you could do this on Audible?! My 2 cents. Feel free to ignore 😌

[@Rachel-sv9pq]

@@m.maclellan7147 LOL It was my sister

[@m.maclellan7147]

@@Rachel-sv9pq That's a bummer. Just because they are family doesn't mean they "GET you" ! Some folks pin you into one role & never let you out of it. Their loss.

[@Rachel-sv9pq]

@@m.maclellan7147 Mostly now I see the humor in it but if we're being honest it also gave me a moment of self-reflection. It's kind of arrogant to say I think you need this book so I'm going to make sure you have it whether your want it or not. If anyone was pinning something on someone it was me trying to pin my thoughts/interests onto her. She was right to sell it without reading it.

[@lauravsthepage]

@@Rachel-sv9pq this is a really mature way to look at it. A book is a decently sized time commitment, and honestly even if you are a big reader there are SO many books out there and not enough time to read all the ones you are interested in. At least at a used book store it has a chance to be enjoyed by someone who actually can enjoy it instead of just sitting on a shelf somewhere. I like the tip in theory but unless you really understand/know someones reading habits the gifted book will probably end up collecting dust on a book shelf.

[@MartinKPettersson]

Having lived as a Buddhist monk for several years where there were loads of list of what made good husband, how to live long etc. It feels like this is the layman's version of those texts. Absolutely stellar stuff! Thank you for creating all this great content :)

[@alekzander5]

Oh, wow. Are there any resources that you would recommend to view these kinds of Buddhist teachings?

[@lukyleaf2159]

I'd also like to hear about some resources! :D

[@MartinKPettersson]

@@alekzander5 Sorry I've written two replies and they both got deleted. I'm assuming it's some kind of filter that's taking them down. If you do a google search you should find plenty of material. Good luck with your practice!

[@kanjifreak420]

@@MartinKPettersson I am a huge fan of monks and I respect them so much, good day to you sir.

[@Rithmy]

@@MartinKPettersson I assume that comments with links are getting filtered.

[@whatwilliwatch3405]

Tip #10 at 4:12 is pure gold. My tip is: "You're not hungry - you're bored." I still remember the moment I had an epiphany about this, back when I used to live with my folks, and I was looking in the fridge and it hit me. So I acknowledged it by saying it aloud, and then went to find something more productive to do. I definitely think it was because I had this epiphany several years prior that I gained no "snack weight" during the 2020 quarantine. Please note: if your stomach is growling, you are legitimately hungry and you should eat. But you should eat a meal, not snacks. (In my opinion, the whole concept of snacking is mostly fueled by boredom. There are some exceptions, like unexpectedly having to work a long shift, and you need to eat something in a hurry on your break. Other than that kind of situation, though, snacks tend to be purely recreational. Think it over for a bit, and you'll see what I mean.)

[@xy4195]

If you feel like doing smth productive or having the motivation to it, it works x) But you know how much you are in a lazy mood of procrastination it doesn't work that much

[@bowfin3078]

This is a huge problem for me. I'm struggling to overcome it. I know when I manage to get deep into a hobby I sometimes don't think about how long I haven't been eating.

[@Arcadian-Nova]

i stand behind number 13 100%, the way complete strangers seem to light up whenever i compliment them, i remember in koln, germany, a girl skated past with this AMAZING backpack so i just shouted after her how cool it was, and she smiled so wide! that one compliment might just make a difference, but not just for them, also for you.

[@TheStarDustFiles]

I couldn't agree more, I used to be a bit of a mallrat in the Mega Mall we have in my city the outfits the girls, alt/scene kids, punks & Ravebabies sported there were always something to see & I loved complimenting them & turning their days around just by the looks on their faces.

[@mccarney4207]

Genuinely in my top 5 all time favorite KZbinrs. What you said about the guy giving specific and memorable advice instead of little “platitudes” literally reflects what you do on your whole channel. Your videos helped me get out of my head and feel better about the way my life’s going. I tend to be someone who feels unproductive and undeserving of my achievements but I’m starting to gain perspective and realize what I am proud of and what I WANT to improve (self-worth, patience) rather than what I think I SHOULD improve (forcing myself to be on top everything all the time even though that ends up draining me even more). You’re the best at making me feel like I’m right where I should be and what happens next is up to me.

[@susanlynch6680]

I enjoyed your list. On my next birthday I'll be 72; I'd better start gathering my thoughts now.

[@frannygrace2191]

You can do this! I'll be 73 in less than 2 months & I need to really get going on my list!

[@lollypopfiend]

Don't know if it's 11 pm in your part of Australia too but for once I'm glad I procrastinated going to bed haha

[@x3xmikey333]

Watch the video again in the morning! Makes the perfect refresher/ uplifting inspiration for your morning while you make your bed!

[@Trae_allen]

Walking is a great life hack, it’s so simple and easy that people have forgotten it’s true value on the mind and body.

[@dingus153]

One tip that changed my life this year is that sometimes overcommitting can be a helpful tool when you struggle to build a good habit. For me, this was building a habit to go to the gym and ACTUALLY push myself, not just go for the sake of going. I did this by entering my first ever powerlifting competition and buying all the paraphernalia you need to commit. I found this would make me feel bad about not going to the gym because I spent so much money on it and had committed to competing. TBH it really helped me build a good habit and I'm glad I did it because not only have I met some awesome people, but I feel a lot better about myself too

[@wendy645]

Seems like a Ulysses Pact! I like it! 😊

[@majinshinsa]

I love these sort of lists because they are made for the person presenting it and will only widen your views on what others find important.

[@jibbs_aim]

11:55 about the taxi driver thing, they noticed that the bus drivers have more grey matter in their antierior hippocampus. The study concluded that brain matter shifts around depending on how you use it. Memorizing streets doesn't train your brain to be smarter, it trains your brain to be better at memorizing streets

[@badetyowww]

I love number 8 and number 14. 8. Assume everybody in the comments is a 13 year old kid 14. 10% of people will hate you for no reason. Get over it now. It will save so much anguished It really makes sense now to live a life. Thanks for this video! Please don't stop making more of these.

[@Rithmy]

I hate you for choosing those 2 ones !

[@johannesfoltin]

@@Rithmy 😂 you made my day!

[@ninajasmin3535]

I’ve has the same clothes-rule for years! If it doesn’t make me want to dance it’s not for me. :) Also, random side note: The fact you included Basque in the language segment was such a nice surprise. I lived there for a while and studied the language despite some people saying “it’s too difficult” or “why would you bother with this language that only a few people in a very small part of the world use”. It just makes you understand your surroundings better and shows respect for the locals. I am sure I wouldn’t have made the same connections without learning a few sentences.

[@-Auntie.Whispers]

That urgency on negotiation is one I use a lot. I was told, if you can't sleep on it, the answer is no. My dad told me once to listen to old people and watch babies. His example for babies was how they sit with good posture so you should too. For me, after having a baby, the easiest way to get them to stop crying for no reason was to either give them a bath or go outside. It has worked for me as well when I felt stressed out overwhelmed.

[@elizag5528]

I love your vibe and videos. thank you!!!

[@juditsite]

Omg you included Basque language in there! Eskerrik asko for that, as a Basque person living far from her hometown, this made me rly irrationally happy! 😂😂😍 Happy new year Cam, all the best to you and your family! ♥️🌟

[@huntercook5816]

Recently turned 26 and finally pulled the trigger on shaving my head. Like you said, SO FREEING! Love the vids, thank you so much!

[@potbellyfatguyfromnewyorkcity]

the 20s are rough for men. testosterone really takes over so much rational thought...

[@FireflyOnTheMoon]

I was a 28 year old woman with lots of hair. I shaved my head. SO FREEING. I have kept my hair very short for 30 years. Never looked back

[@idolmethgambit]

We NEED a video about all your tattoos. They look amazing.

[@HoodKombo]

I turn 30 years old one year from today (happy 29th birthday to me, woo) and this has inspired me to make my own "30 ways" list over the next year. I don't know how you keep hitting it out the park on this channel, Campbell, but please keep it up. Never had a big brother but the little tidbits you put out help to fill that niche. Thank you

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[@GoodKarma1020]

I’ve been having a ✨💩SHIT💩 ✨time, and I’m on a journey of healing. Your shizzle, humour, and wisdom has meant the world to me. I’ve had a lot of loss recently, so I always come back to your videos to inspire me. I’m so happy your changing things up to mirror where your at, and I hope you kill your bucket list!! My question is: Do you have a video about friends disappearing once you start getting successful? This unfortunately has happened to me, and the people I thought had my back, don’t. All the best to you on your new journey ❤❤❤

[@conny.rapp.tattoo]

This could be envy or intimidation. They liked you when they were on level or above you and could comfortably look down on you. Now that you're successful they feel you're above them and they can't stand feeling smaller than someone else. I've evolved from a piece of angsty desperate and depressed shit to a disciplined successful and thriving businesswoman in the last ten years. Kicked out my ex because he even tried to keep me down, had "friends" ghost me or mooch, BUT I also made new friends who are successful as well and we keep each other thriving.

[@jengriffy01]

This is a bloody great list and I love how specific each item is. Much appreciation. 🤙

[@dayanadanchovska4807]

Man you look so happy and healthy! I am so glad for you! Keep up the good work! Much love to your family!

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[@christitze]

My personal tips and hacks: 1. keep a wireless waterpik in the shower 2. when having a writers block, type with a dingbat font on. This prevents you to check what you wrote, therefore prevents writers block 3. There is no shame in mimicking and perfecting someone else's art (i learned that while learning the guitar) 4. That thing that made you happy as a teenager? keep doing it as an adult. For me it was skateboarding (now i do Eskating)

[@linguineimpasta]

I constantly use my car for posture!!! I'm doing my best! My new rule for this year has been to remind people there's no rush to make plans. There's so much pressure from society to do everything NOW, and I don't want to live like this. It's like this constant buzzing that tells people they have to do something, they have to do it immediately, and perfectly. I've put so much effort into quelling the pressure of productivity that I internalized. I get lonely, but it's more worth it to be at home with friends at our most comfortable. I am also putting lots of work mentally into distancing myself from labels and buzzwords so I can experience concepts as they are instead of compartmentalized ideas. That's not a great way to describe it, but hopefully, that resonates with someone.

[@aditibhattacharjee4878]

This video left me with so many endorphins in my brain! Your videos are like bite sized therapy sessions for me. Thank you for doing what you do, you make our days better 🤍 Also, my one tip would be - always carry a sticky note and a pen that you like to write with, in your bag at all times and write small little compliments and give it to strangers. I know it's a little out there but i started doing this as an excercise to break out of my shell and i realised that not only does it make their day but yours as well and you start to notice and appreciate nice things about people for a change :)

[@dressedmolerat]

I have been into toki pona for a good year now! Fun to see someone unexpected know about it :)

[@DiannaCarney]

It seems you tend to release videos the second my coffee is done being poured. Thank you for the great timing, and what I’m sure will be a great video!

[@bethanylikesham]

im so so thankful for this channel

[@medianode]

About the floordrobe, i have three inboxes, one for clothes, one for papers and one for everything else. First thing I do when I get home is unload, and before leaving the house i sort everything out. The floordrobe can be 80L box that is a key component of an active lifestyle. It's the main thing in my room.

[@amayaperry]

This is such a beautiful video!!! I am glad I waited until I was full present and sitting down to watch this in full instead of how I normally watch KZbin videos on the go

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[@kaylanek1]

here are mine- 1. If you want to draw, draw 2. If its past 1:00 AM, you don't need to watch another episode 3. Always carry something to do art with 4. Always carry water and a jacket 5. Buy shoes one size to big 6. Vacuum as much as you can 7. If you feel very strong about something, journal 8. Declutter every Christmas 9. Get a sunrise alarm clock 10. Wear what you like, not what others like 11. Don't wear a belt to babysit 12. Draw on mirrors in your room, it's fun 13. Make your bed every day if you can 14. Take pictures of yourself, no matter how much you hate it

[@dreenyan]

Love these! I'm ordering that damn sunrise alarm clock right now :D

[@RailtoonsAnimation]

#14 is a big one. Don't find yourself old and regretting not having more photos of when you were younger, and more importantly, of the memories and experiences you were part of

[@OhNoNoNoNoNo]

Don't wear a belt to babysit? Why? (I don't babysit often and I'm genuinely curious)

[@curiositydrawsme9180]

@@OhNoNoNoNoNo One possible answer is that when you’re watching kids (especially littles, who need/demand more attention), the extra time it takes to fasten and unfasten a belt before/after a quick trip to the restroom, might - coincidentally - be the exact amount of time it takes to paint the entire front of the television with peanut butter; or to draw all over a younger sibling, a white leather couch, and part of a wall, with permanent markers. That’s my guess.

[@OhNoNoNoNoNo]

@@curiositydrawsme9180 ah, yes, that makes sense.

[@Jesperdekleuver]

Loving the videos

[@damienjoy]

Like I never regret a swim, i never regret clicking on your videos my dear Struthless !

[@tiffanypizzuto4756]

I used to serve you at my old job as a supermarket cashier, crazy how I came past your channel. Thanks for your sharing your insight- you're spitting facts :)

[@laurabillson1870]

You’re one of my favourite background shows to listen to while working. Love your work.

[@tinabuu369]

Omg more of these please 🥺. Even though some didn't reasonate, I think all of these tips are so valuable. Thankyou!!!

[@elizabethashley1436]

Your channel is a highlight of my day. Whenever you post I'm excited! The creativity of how you share information coupled with how positive and useful your information is, is just perfect!

[@elsh332]

Thanks for this video! I was feeling pretty bummed today after realising that my social media interactions are becoming really unhealthy and bringing me down. I decided to look for a few videos on "how to make my life better" to help me remember that I can indeed turn things around. This was the first video I found that looked like it could take me in a happier direction - I was not wrong!! You are fun, funny, and quirky ❤ keep it up, dude! You just made my day a whole lot better 🎉

[@benfarryt]

my tip: click on things with strange looking fingers because it could very well turn your day around :)

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[@frocktopus9429]

you reminded me to call my Nan and wish her happy Christmas, she then told me a load of cool stories about ghosts her and my grandad saw and that her mum read tealeaves and was involved with clairvoyance shit in the 40s, which was cool af to find out, thanks for that.x

[@victoriapond4707]

your mind is so remarkable! a modern conglomerate of really niche perspectives that always make me feel like i’ve traveled through many times and spaces when i listen to ya. love it! love it all!

[@KateAmberYoga]

My first video of yours and I came here for the weird finger thumbnail. Now I'm a subscriber!

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[@vans2548]

The urgency bad deal tip is real. It's so easy to get overwhelmed in the moment and panic yes, but, man, get burned enough times and you learn to recognize the tactic.

[@gargoyledtd]

Dude there's nothing more satisfying than the first time you drive somewhere without using maps

[@milomakesstuff2019]

Think a compliment and say it out loud is what I have been doing for a while (I guess because of this video) and it is just really an energy booster.

[@noaneill]

"If none of this resonated with you..." The beautiful thing is that, while this was ridiculously subjective, was it? Love you.

[@mrs.quills7061]

It’s so true about the urgent job offers that happened to my husband they wanted to promote him but wouldn’t say his pay and the person in there now is so overworked and burned out it’s sad, but I’m happy he didn’t take it.

[@hannahgohya]

literally on a walk listening/watching this 🤘 happy new year!!

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[@emhaggsart]

“You never regret a swim” is such an understated fact but it is 100% true.

[@fennellexe]

Been watching a couple of your videos the past couple days, loving them! Great stuff!

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[@lanabee2732]

This video rules!!!! Your "8 Habits That Changed My Life" video was the first I ever watched and this definitely has the same classic Struthless fresh, funny and incredibly helpful advice. Very grateful for your channel 🧡

[@Obie.]

Remember, not all compliments in your head are appropriate. Filter to them based on time, place, audience. Run them by someone of the same background if you can, unsolicited comments can be harassment if occurrs over and over.

[@m.maclellan7147]

Yes, this !

[@honeyway3104]

Do more of those specific tips if you can !! This clothing tip worked sooo great and i believe that droping a few things that are not relatable to many, is well compensated by the utility it has for those who do relate to the tip (works for plenty of stuff, such as art as well) Sharing something personal is just so great for the people it actually touches. Helped me tremendously with my cloth chair / pile and decision making for outfits !

[@kmmk292929]

Your videos are so helpful, I'm so grateful this exists. A lot of youtubers give out mental health advice or life advice and it's just so generic, it doesn't help at all. All your videos are so specific and thoughtful, please don't stop making them. Also, I had a suggestion. Could you try making videos that help explain or explore the creative process in more detail - for people that want to be creative or pursue a creative/unusual career or hobby, but just don't quite know how, like mentally, their brain just doesn't quite get it. Also please more videos on how to keep from feeling bored or unfulfilled or empty in life?

[@sierrarobinson4447]

I've been watching your videos for awhile, since 9 styles days. I always always appreciate the ways you include people who might be disabled in your advice in such a chill and normal way. Often people make broad tips and go "well obviously I didn't mean [insert whole ass group of people] when someone points out they are over generalizing. Simply mentioning not everyone is able to go on walks seems like such a tiny detail but it means so much as a disabled person. And like fuck that should be incorporated more in the way people talk generally but it is still means so much.

[@karlah-b]

I very rarely comment on KZbin videos but I'm feeling that mushy last day of the year feels and I just want to say how much I love and appreciate your content!! Your videos are so well thought out and made and never cease to inspire me to critically think and better myself and it's invaluable, thanks Campbell for such a positive parasocial relationship in this crazy beep boop internet land 😆❤ stay cool 😎

[@SiliconBong]

Hope you have a Happy New Year from NewZealand :)♥

[@groovytau]

for 16: I am a dude who does this and boy oh boy the ppl will treat you sooo nice. Sometimes in some countries is not that nice to say "hello" as you would say to a friend to an old lady but got that wrong in Poland and the old lady was actually pleasantly surprised so don't worry if you do mistakes, most of them will be actually way more appreciated because you've tried.

[@Novstie]

Dude. Every video you post gets better and better! The production quality, the attention to detail- hell, double tasking with youtube was (and sometimes still is) a big problem for me, but with videos like these, it's so easy for me to watch with my total attention. It's awesome to see more and more personality bursting from each video uploaded.. combined with the way your videos have helped me shift my life for the greater good, it's really inspiring. Keep it up :)

[@jacktormey1624]

ive only just turned 18, but this video has inspired me to scribble down most of what you have said, as well as ti add my own personal touch to the mix. What an amazing, amazing video

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[@lovecherrymoonx8936]

Campbell i don't know what else to say but man I LOVE YOU! Thank you for sharing your brain and your heart with us

[@BobbyDoesMusic]

Just came here to say that I bought Your Head Is A Houseboat when it first came out, but in "classic me" form, I procrastinated reading it until tonight when my phone died mid-doomscroll. I honestly don't even remember if it was TikTok, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. But I had enough fortitude to say to myself, "nah, don't go plug the phone in and don't turn the TV on. Read that book you bought last year. Go on. Do it." Anyway, I just wanted to say I loved it, it'll definitely be one I'll revisit, and I can already tell it'll be a nice metaphor to carry into the new year. Thanks Cam! Catchya!

[@jancyb4783]

I really love this guy. He literally keept me sane all 2022

[@anitahouse3600]

These were great. I'm hitting a milestone birthday in '23. I'm making a list of X number of things (age I'll be) to do next year. I'm actually having trouble coming up w a full list. Can't wait to see how many of them I get completed. Love your channel. keep up the good work.

[@ambieamplified]

I really like you. How you paint things. Your perspective. It’s fresh and I appreciate you for that….

[@dianasofia6784]

Hi, I just want to say I've been binge watching on your youtube channel and I feel its been so healthy for my mind, I love how you think and the type of advice you give and the way you do It. Anyways thank you for your videos and I hope you keep up with them! Sending lots of love.

[@boyluizeduardo]

I love your animations, dude! And I've noticed the more complex ones to animate are simpler drawings, which is in itself a nice little implicit subtip on productivity.

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[@alyssamercer4400]

THAT FLOWER TIP IS NEXT LEVEL!!! You just changed my life. (probably also good when you quit a job)

[@davidjimenez289]

I’m new to your channel Genuinely feel like I made a friend who cares and will always want the best for me.

[@loveleeluv7]

Thank You for this awesome end-of-year LIST✨! You're probably one of the very, very few of the many Australians I've come across on youtube that are genuinely generous with sharing practical and helpful authors, apps and websites, etc✨. Not to mention (but I'm mentioning anyway!), smart and insightful ideas! The other youtube "recommended" channels that have popped up based in Aus near my area (BNE) in various niches (fashion, lifestyle, art, etc) would only show, show and show what they got, where they go, what they did ~ with too much of those instrumental lazy music ~ BUT HARDLY telling the viewers where exactly did they go and from whom did they get for this and that kind of help, etc... Ahmm thanks to them for letting us waste-watch for 15minutes...anyway??? So indeed your channel is kind of unique in its presentation, generousity and creativity that you very well deserve its success and so much more. 🎉Happy birthday, Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you, wish you more success bro ✨! Excellent ⚡!

[@jacyndaward8771]

Okay, I appreciate all of this, but I especially appreciate that clip insert at 12:20 with the excel on the phone. I know that’s from a music video. Can’t remember which one, but that tiny detail sent me 😂

[@the4thbass765]

I love you, Struthless! You don't know me, but that ='s okay. Because all you need to know is that you changed my life and that I wish you all the happiness and success on your birthday!

[@bork572]

One thing on my list is to comment thank you’s on KZbin videos that i find have given me value. So thank you!

[@PasCorrect]

Re: buying someone the book, you can also just give them your copy. Pairs well with minimalism, puts less pressure on them since the book is used, and they might be inspired to pass it along to another person when they're done. If you really need to own it again, you can buy it for yourself again later.

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[@sydneyharp1989]

I rewatch your videos. I think about your child and how sobriety helps you not miss a single moment between now and when they are walking around at 1 in just a year. You have a life you created that you don’t want to miss with your hands, I love you.

[@Shnooosan]

You are so curious and creative! It's always a joy watching your videos 😊 I liked number 25, and recently heard a good quote that aligns with this topic quite nicely: "good communicators start with the answer and work backwards from there"

[@tessabcd7472]

Awesome! Didnt expect a video anymore, as i hoped you were having a well earned break! Thanks for still posting! Exactly on the perfect time as well ♥ have a great 2023

[@GrowWithLeo]

You’re one of the best KZbinrs on this platform man

[@CodyNaftzingerCotty]

I love this guy! What a chill dude, and i love his vibe. Thanks for the tips homie!

[@manolocorp]

4:03 That smile....that damn smile

[@thelaboringheart]

I'll never do half these things, but it's still one of my favorite videos--so creative and singular, inspired me to make my own list!

[@blablaire]

man, i love your videos and your advice. they always give me a little boost of positivity and motivation. i've been struggling with both my mental and physical health this year (turns out the two are very connected. who knew!) and it's made me feel like i'm really falling behind in life. but you always manage to make me feel a bit more at ease and like it'll all be okay. also re: shaving your head. i did that as a 17 year old. maybe not bald, but a buzzcut. it is very freeing. i recommend it to anyone honestly.

[@user-lb2bb1cd7w]

Cam can you make a video about how you got yourself to start loving yourself once again? And how to stop basing our self worth on someone's validation.

[@alejandrobello7005]

My tip: No matter how down fou feel like now, you will always feel better later, life is FULL of ups and downs, so you should enjoy the highs and learn to push trough the lows, and its ALWAYS ok to ask for help, youre not a burden

[@JustinAndCars]

Keep a Toothbrush at work & an extra polo… underrated tip

[@maxi-me]

I haven't watched the video yet but I just _know_ it's gonna be the GOAT!. I'll follow up once I have viewed it. I can hardly wait to see it! I can't even imagine what it's gonna be about but I just _know_ I'm gonna love it. I can totally see myself watching this presentation over and over; that way I can get as much as possible out of it. I got a feeling I'm gonna give it a thumbs up. If so, I'll share the link (thru US Postal Service, I don't have a social media account) maybe even subscribe to the channel. I'll have a look at the merch first, see a few things that appeal to me, load them to my cart and then (as usual) get distracted by a KZbin notification and abandon the purchase process to watch a couple of _hilarious_ chunky twenty-somethings do yet another _Charleston Shuffle_ . This will be a day to remember!

[@ebony6544]

Adding onto the not using google maps tip: I recently moved and I'll often use maps to get somewhere and then not use it to get back. It keeps me aware of my surroundings and after a couple of times I don't need to use maps at all. Plus if you get a little lost, you find different routes when you're figuring out your way back. Disclaimer: I don't drive so I walk/get the bus everywhere. Idk how well this trick would translate to driving

[@jenniferw1570]

You showed up in my YT feed just now and I impulsively clicked even though I was looking for something work related. This is what YT is good/bad for; total distraction from the intended purpose. Your book sentiment is so relatable, especially since I've been reading some articles that say reading is almost non-existent among the gen Z generation, it made me wonder about the future of the human race and the future of books. Personally, I don't have enough room for my books and had to rent a locker, plus I don't believe everything I read. I'm part of the 0.1% ! -the one attracted to bald thin guys, my guy is one.

[@danielkantor2154]

Just another great vid of yours 😁 informative and fun as always 🎯