44 Cheat Codes That I Know at 44 That I Wish I Knew at 24

[@danfounder]

What advice did you find most helpful? Comment below.

[@mlottopornik8433]

Most of them are super valuable. If I had to pick one, I'd go with 26, regarding emotional intelligence. I guess this one is also the least commonly known.

[@darthpiercer]

I'm 46 Dan and I think you nailed it, could not think of anything I'd add.

[@tarunagarwal1071]

0:36 it's gonna be per 'kg' not pound.

[@redflagguy88]

​@@tarunagarwal1071 ist schon richtig so wie er es sagt: wenn du Sport machst sind 1,6 pro kg ein guter Richtwert - also 0,8 pro Pfund

[@pushmoje]

You should fast, 16/8 is possible for everyone and has many benefits. Sleep, health (especially with allergies) and discipline are improved. And start saving consistently for an S&P 500 ETF, for example, as early as possible.

[@mellis7342]

I like how he got straight to the point

[@jackhuangly89]

I wish more people just got straight to the punchlines instead of having 5 minutes of preamble

[@ben7xb]

its the 45th thing he learned by age of 44

[@dakalodk]

Great stuff . No long intros

[@Andy-bh8hw]

Well yeah it’s 44 things on the list

[@lemerdeposteur]

Yes. No 5 minute intro. Just "here's why you're here." Subscribed for that.

[@waltercarreker3481]

You left out 1 more. 45. Never Forget to tell the people that you love, you love them

[@Milk_697]

😌🙏❤️

[@rp2741]

I guess he already knew that at 24 😊

[@waltercarreker3481]

@@rp2741 corny reply

[@Frexuz]

I love you! 🫶

[@theojmandude3995]

Gaaaaay😂

[@farah5804]

My favorites: Do not judge Stay away from complainers Fully feel your emotions

[@Nickporter17]

Ghey! Jk

[@calisongbird]

Judging is a normal human trait. It’s not inherently a bad thing. It’s about balance, like everything else.

[@farah5804]

@calisongbird I agree that we all judge, but often times we make negative conclusions about ourselves & others that limits our lives. When I catch myself judging without reason, I remind myself that my point of view doesn't tell the whole story.

[@Baddknewz]

​@@farah5804Couldn't agree more 💯

[@nataliiateteruk585]

If you do not judge you will easily be a pray for Scammers.

[@marcoraydiaz]

I’m 24 and I’ve been living by myself since I was 15 cause of an awkward and awful family situation, and I was surprised that I knew almost all of those, I just picked them up by being in a position where I had no parent looking over me. Thanks for the ones I did not know, I’ll treasure them greatly

[@danfounder]

Glad you found them 🙏🏼

[@houda1168]

Im proud of you ! You’re doing incredible to break out of a vicious circle Sending hugs all the way from Morocco ❤

[@arturotorres6437]

Instantly captivated! Straight to the point with valuable information that i had to put the phone down to fully pay attention.

[@danfounder]

@@arturotorres6437 Glad it helped!

[@zacharysherry2910]

Pressure makes diamonds!

[@optimizedpran1247]

Homie looks no older than 30

[@danfounder]

🙏🏼

[@nicstoohigh]

Asian don’t raisin

[@Zoydotheman]

Them asian genes are crazy and bro looks 20 something

[@Sortmylife1206]

I agree

[@alicialucker749]

Right? I was stunned 😮

[@Trytostopmeh]

Dude I been taking good 8-10 mile walks lately and I gotta say I’m genuinely impressed at what it’s able to do for you mentally. Like it hits different bro

[@rudolph_ci]

That’s great! How long do these walks take for you? I’d imagine myself taking such a long time.

[@eheld27]

10 mile walk that would take hours 😂

[@danfounder]

love it

[@Trytostopmeh]

@@eheld27 it does and that’s okay. I usually go with my brother nd we have long talks

[@Trytostopmeh]

@@rudolph_ci I go at a 15 minute mile pace abt a few hours

[@RFFraydex]

"Teach your children what you did not know, instead of giving them what you did not have" is an exceptional wake-up-call. Somehow I do/try both yet, but I will rethink my focus on that. Thank you for this food-for-thoughts!

[@danfounder]

Well said!

[@presidualist4587]

Bro looks like he pushing 23

[@Hjj.sjsjzksk]

Naww

[@CamelJockey562]

44 really isn't that old. It's just that 99% of people eat shit and drink shit, so they look like shit. Live a healthy life and you'll still look good at 44. I'm 44 and everyone always says I look great for 44. I don't think I look great for 44.....everyone else just looks like shit at 44

[@Real.Flowers.]

Lol

[@stevek343]

12 years old??

[@ISLAMICSTORIES13]

idk about that. more like 30-33. but still great for a 44 year old

[@curtisdolan5676]

Never too old to change. Closing in on 59 and there are still so many things I want to accomplish. Thanks for the encouragement.

[@FinnBrooks]

Great mindset, wish you all the best

[@MasterCraftX8]

That egg tidbit in the middle of serious topics was so random lol

[@vis_ssb4971]

Okay but was he wrong

[@zacksol]

WALK, WALK, and WALK! At 41, I couldn’t agree more. Not just for fitness but also mental stimulation. Also a great way to encourage conversation when doing it with other people… Along the same line, STRETCH everyday. Buy a mat and have it ready to go. Doesn’t need to be a intense daily yoga session. Just basic stretching. Does wonders! Great list!

[@carolinasv525]

Totally agree on the stretching, I do it so many times a day because it immediately releases tension and makes me feel better and more energized! By now my friends and family have come to expect a random runner’s lounge or a yogi squat, among many other 😅😂

[@slay-thoven1357]

Starting over at 29, going back to school and trying a new career i had interest in but didnt pursue the first time around. Glad to hear it's never too late! Great advice all around. Ive made all of my best decisions (like this one) on long walks.

[@michaelmalloy3521]

Good luck! What kind of job is it if I might ask?

[@DonnyChords]

I'm doing the same thing. Wish You the best on your journey mate 🙏

[@Leemz415]

Still young you got this

[@Immersionmgroup]

Brother I am in the exact same boat as you! I'm turning 30 next month and this year I started an electrical apprenticeship. It has its difficulty but it's never too late to follow any endeavour you choose.

[@Mcdonalds_Manager]

You’re too old, go start a family.

[@Shifudragonturtle]

I’m turning 44 this year and I co-sign this.💪

[@danfounder]

🙏🏼

[@TheDruzza]

1980 represent!! ha

[@amiracle1269]

Mid 40's gang!!🎉🎉 December 27, 1979. 80's babies.....WE HAVE ARRIVED!!!😊😊

[@archangel_josh]

Walking is a good one - at work when I couldn't problem solve something I'd head out for 20 minutes and would always come up with a new approach to try.

[@bekabeka71]

I haven’t gone for a long walk in a year! I drive a lot, I’ve two Mercedes ML’s and a tractor i think I’m addictive to cars and heavy machinery, hence why I’ve urinary problems with urge to pee

[@rudolph_ci]

I need to do this more often. Would running do the same thing?

[@BlueberryFundip]

​@@bekabeka71 no one needed to know what you drive or how you burn to piss....

[@bullydungeon9631]

Water before coffee is so important, i had wild muscle soreness that i couldnt figure out and thats all i needed

[@CaffeinatedCutie]

Thank you for giving me a new outlook, I took many notes! I’m 24 and just lost the job I had for 5 years. Your words have completely shifted my perspective, in a time where it feels like my world is collapsing around me. Your insight and wisdom truly are making the world a better place!

[@danfounder]

Thank you and happy to hear it helped!

[@theycallmethesoandso]

I'm also 44. If you're an anxious person one of the most helpful insights is that nobody thinks about you and therefore nobody really cares about the things you worry about . People think about their own problems most of the time. If they are judgy all the time, stay away or know they are judging themselves and take it out on you

[@hp7639]

That's usually true. When someone is offended by you it is usually their own problem. I'm turning 44 in August.

[@13lack_Rose]

I know this but I still can't actually get myself not to care

[@Kimberly34584]

My favorite: 9:33 You’re never going to be as young as you are right now. Even at 26 years old this rings true. In the past year I’ve taken two spontaneous US travel trips with my partner and this was always my mindset. We have no kids, a career which lets me take a week off every now and then, I have my health. If anytime is good, it’s now! So much wisdom in this video it’s hard to know where to start haha

[@nsbogert]

Great advice. Feel like I need to rewatch this every week

[@tranquilaaf]

Spot on!! At 65, I’ve followed almost every single one of these bits of advice. You are wise, you’re clearly going far in life! Soooo much great advice - one of my favs that I always tell people is listen to the people with good advice that are willing and able to say they DON’T know something. Keep up the great work and advice!!

[@danfounder]

High praise. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@randallsample1005]

Super list!! My favorite: It's never too late to change. When I was 45, I lost 65 pounds. When I was 46, I started a rigorous exercise regimen, which I continue to this day (with some minor modifications for age as needed). When I was 50, I was in the best health of my life. I'm 65 now, and still going strong in all aspects of my life (despite some hiccups).

[@LovingSoul61]

I appreciate that this was genuine, not pretentious, and covered lots of bases. Thank you for sharing and Happy Birthday!!!

[@ordinaryfaces7397]

This is probably the most sound advice ive found on youtube. Agree fully with everything especially perception is everything. Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge for FREE. You're a blessing to content creation, keep living Sir!

[@FernaxTF2]

This video was amazing. Straight to the point with every bit of advice. I’m turning 21 next week and I’ve been thinking about things I need to do to set myself up for a good future, and this video did just that. Also “Success is subjective” really hit me at my core, because I’ve always felt what I want isn’t what a lot of people in my peer group also want. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for making this video. I’m definitely subscribing to see what you are going to make in the future. ❤

[@SG-xy6hf]

Bad memory?

[@taylorshytle]

This is INCREDIBLE!!!! Tons of wisdom!!!! Teaching my kids what I didn’t learn versus giving them what I didn’t have. That one was the most helpful for me.

[@carolinasv525]

Yessss, I loved that one too!! Our society is sadly so incredibly materialistic when in reality what we need more of isn’t more junk, but knowledge and acquisition of valuable life skills! Including financial wellness!! Budgeting, saving in general but also an emergency fund (in high yield saving accounts!!), investing, having a 401k or Roth IRA (to plan for retirement), etc.i wish I had leaned about all of these things yearsssss ago but sadly my family didn’t know and I was also let down by our dang school system here in the US… Thankfully the cycle ends with me!

[@MrMr-yz3lf]

This is one of probably a 4-7 videos on KZbin (using it since launch), that I’m writing a comment under. I’m 36, been through a rough 6 year business ride, and atm starting a whole new way of living, business, and some other stuff too. Came to almost the same things you have pointed out in such a great, calm and good (I mean good vs evil) way. You have a clear mind, pure soul and a great heart. My gratitude for sharing it with others. It’s a good way to spread kindness. Best of luck in everything in your life :) P.S. My best one - is about taking notes in the shower!

[@jessicamayer5060]

all good tips! You're right, walking is too underrated. I stopped trying to run myself to death and started walking. Less down time because I wasn't injured and it just feels better.

[@danfounder]

Walking is so underrated. Loved running but walking is amazing.

[@ryan_d.v]

Just turned 25, doing a lot of these already and there are some here I hadn't thought about or definitely need to improve on. Thanks for the great no BS advice, this was very straightforward. Much appreciated

[@dayday8154]

I just turned 25 when you wrote that and I agree as well.

[@MarthaSolorio-br8vn]

I like what you said at the end. 'Even though I'm 44 years old, I feel like I'm just getting started' ... I hadn't thought about it in that way. Gave me a new perspective on things :)

[@danfounder]

That's our most powerful strength: Perspective. Gotta use it my friend.

[@MelissaTJames]

Love this list. My favorite negative people who constantly complain really do drain you!

[@auntiemame7076]

This is terrific. Appreciate the collected wisdom that is normally scattered across various research and personal coaching videos.

[@danfounder]

Glad it helped!

[@damionandy]

Love this man. Needed a lot of these reminders and affirmations of current core beliefs. Wish you and your family nothing but health, wealth, and success.

[@Champagneplease41]

I just erased my social media, I wanna lock in more on making myself better. This video hit at the right time.

[@-Aidan]

This video was fantastic! for me a lot of reinforcement from this video and some new perspectives too. Well edited and presented, perfect to sharing with the those I care about! Cheers Dan

[@danfounder]

Right on. Thank you so much!

[@sid8658]

Great advise! Number 44, it's never too late to change; number 1, cardio for heart, workout for muscle, diet to burn fat, and number 3, mind and muscle connection!!!!

[@davidhui2687]

#17 is super underrated. A perfectly peeled egg helps me set the tone for the rest of the day!

[@danfounder]

Agreed!

[@TheGangstaz3000]

Bruh! I’ve watched this vid a couple of times and it never gets old. I’m 58 and appreciate your wisdom, information and inspiration. You are sharing a blueprint for life like my Bro Nip RIP. Also, you saying Peace at the end makes me believe you’ve been around Brothas. If not, you’re still invited to the cookout.

[@99centfacts82]

Give this man more subscribers KZbin. Boost him in the algorithm. This is what the world needs

[@RicardoHernandez-yt5sj]

This video showed up at the perfect time! Fantastic advice. This channel deserves more subscribers.

[@jh7100]

Thank you, for sharing! So valuable! My favorite: your perception will always be your reality - everything will always be in your favor. Much appreciated.

[@bmelvin1234]

That was great! That was like a bunch of self-help books distilled into this 1 video. Thank you for sharing!

[@danfounder]

Glad you liked it!

[@Msal19]

I loved every point on this list and still work on becoming more consistent with them. For me, walking before bed has been one of the best hobbies I implemented in my routine. My sleep and mind clarity have skyrocketed which makes my day much better.

[@alanparsonsfan]

@Msal Thank you, How long/fast do you walk before bed, and how many minutes/hours do you start and end your walk?

[@prathameshlakhe2612]

Good advice man. Many of them made me think things out. Nice video and for a 44 yr old you look great nice to see that.

[@danfounder]

I appreciate that and glad the video hit for you.

[@RaphaelaEdelbauer]

Me too. Like rolling that egg...man. deep.

[@jojombo3459]

I see you there Dan, doing god’s work. Thanks for giving this much back to society. You’re a great man.

[@jicalzad]

#1 seems like solid advice for everyone

[@byronwilliams7977]

I've shared this with several friends already, but I feel a lot of young men would benefit immeasurably from your advice here.

[@scotthearts9634]

Yeah turning 24 later this fall this really helped!

[@jamesdavid6451]

This was an amazing compilation. I appreciate the work you put into this. Go Dan Go!

[@danfounder]

Thabks!

[@funfitnesswithlauraleigh5012]

The best decisions come from a moment of stillness. At the age of 43 i am learning this. Giving decisions time to brew rather than rushing them. Lots of really useful information, thank you

[@carmivanronk275]

Water before coffee is a must!

[@SPACEDOUT19]

also stop eating rat poison. i feel 10x better, its crazy how good this hack is. so much energy and my body stopped feeling weird

[@Troxsuss]

@@SPACEDOUT19nah i will never stop eating rat poison

[@MisterJDee]

I’m 44 next month, and I agree 100% with all of your points! I have to start implementing quite a few of them though! I have spend the last 20 years working on my career, finances and making a family, but I’ve neglected my health. I need to focus on that now!

[@PieraB]

I just discovered your channel! Love it! And you look barely 34! Thank you for offering sound, grounded and wise content. Have been loving your vids all morning

[@danfounder]

Muchos gracias! Thank you for the kind words!

[@Camera_Speeds]

The partner advice is spot on.

[@sojournertruth9844]

So much wisdom in this brief video! Thank you!

[@majiriotoboigboegwu7438]

Show up, do the work & improve. I’ve known I need to do this for a while.akinf it this straightforward was refreshing. Thanks.

[@IvanGetsukdov]

You could pass for a 25 year old dude

[@jrsmith1998]

Stop lying. This dude looks every bit of his age.

[@BoopSnootAndTroubleshoot]

Someone's sad they don't look as good ​@@jrsmith1998

[@jamesadamgleason9471]

Literally what are these clowns on. 35 at best​@@jrsmith1998

[@osmana213]

Not even close

[@osmana213]

He looks 30 at max

[@TomGregoryTech]

The online world doesn't care for age. You're already crushing it at 44, but it's never too late to start. I'm 40 and having a blast trying to master basics like "show up every single day". You've outlined a solid path to a more fulfilling life and now I feel inspired (or was it the caffeine?).

[@danfounder]

Right on Tom

[@Animol2K]

Amazing insights, keep up the good work!

[@idanzuckermam7706]

One of the best videos i have seen. So many tips I wrote to myself to start doing. Thanks for making the world better, subscribed

[@rikarudu]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom!

[@jakobstevens]

This is such an information-dense and all-encompassing video, no fluff. Bravo!

[@J3Diva]

Love the video! Great advice and most helpful tip that I can start is to not drink coffee first thing when I wake up and to drink water first. Many other great tips but this is one I want to work on. 42 years old and want to continue to make good habits. Thank you!

[@danfounder]

I love that one too. Great stuff my friend!

[@Dolphinjasy]

Super video. Tiny detail around eating before going to bed: I recently listened to Andrew Huberman’s sleep series, and apparently research has shown that it’s only the last 30-45 minutes before going to sleep that you should avoid eating. Before that, it doesn’t really affect your sleep. Good news for people who might get hungry in the evening. The new one for me was looking at the shoulder of the person who is in your path. Will try it!

[@CaracalKeithrafferty]

Phenomenal list. I found you from someone on LinkedIn sharing the video. It reminds me of the Golden Verses of Pythagoras, but applied to the modern day.

[@danfounder]

Thank you and welcome from LinkedIn!

[@LouEdgley]

Have no prior knowledge of these Golden Verses, will be checking these teachings immediately - thank you for sharing 😊

[@danfounder]

@@LouEdgley Thank you!

[@panaka2577]

Just randomly discovered your channel yesterday, thanks a lot for all the advice which are clear, reachable and quite realistic! Take care

[@shipjumper6068]

I really enjoyed the entire video. The one that stuck out to me is taking time to meditate and be still. That’s something I need to do, as well as take walks when I’m feeling stressed. Thanks for the basic but eye opening knowledge.

[@billsedutto8824]

I’m also 44 and what a complete and concise list this is. All 100% accurate too.

[@UNSCR1PTED]

Confusing. I ended up eating a high protein dense meal on a squaty potty after you said to do number 9 while doing number 2.

[@Pluzzie]

you talking about wisdom is truly hit me the hardest

[@edwinckelly]

Great video. On point. Wonderful tips!

[@daemon_Sevin]

This guy is a collection of KZbin advice 😂 … I support this

[@danfounder]

😄

[@Kingoroo]

omg you look great for 44 ! congrats better than bryan johnson ahahah

[@NFLdom22]

You look like you’re 34 at the oldest, not 44! Hats off to you sir for encouraging us and educating us!

[@451Flamez]

Good stuff, all solid life lessons!

[@HealthHappyLife]

I just watched this video and found it very impressive! The tips on health and habits are very practical. I especially liked the part about combining nutrition, exercise, and improving sleep. I’ll try to apply these right away! Thanks for sharing

[@GSmoove1812]

Great stuff but I think you missed a huge one. The important of performing a daily stretching routine. Or yoga if you wanted to practice a particular method. Either way, preserving flexibility is paramount as we age, both for physical and mental health. I truly think this deserves its own bullet point.

[@Elvira-k3r]

True. This one is super important for your body AND your brain. Love this 😊.

[@shondalesstudio]

Yup

[@ajmassey2144]

My favorites: Seek feedback from the people in positions you want to be in. Criticizing others means you will criticize yourself. Walking is important / drink water before coffee.

[@seashellsff5er8691]

Tip 01: Workout to build muscles , Diet to burn fat, and cardio for heart and lungs health Tip 02: Eat protein 0.8-1 g of protein per 1pound/0.45kg of body weight. Tip 03: Use the mind muscle connection when working one, literally think about the muscle you trying to build. Tip 04: Drink water first thing in the morning. Tip 05: Drink coffee 2 hour after waking up. Tip 06: Breath through your nose. Tip 07: STOP MOUTH BREATHING. Tip 08: Walk is great for the brain and mental health. Tip 11: Use the 3-2-1 rule before sleep, don't eat anything 3h before sleep, don't drink 2h before, don't expose to blue lights (TV/Phone) 1h before. Tip 12: Use blue light blocker glasses if using phone before bed. Tip 13: make room dark. Tip 14: take a hot shower 1h before sleep, make you sleep faster. Tip 15: Read no fiction im the daytime, and fiction books before bed, to train body fiction=sleep. Tip 16: sleep and wake up at the same time everyday. Tip 17: roll boiled egg on the self. Tip 22: seek rejection and failure every day. Tip 23: take responsibility of your failure and success. Tip 24: when someone walking on your direction, glance at their shoulders and they will shift to the other side. Tip 25: Be the dumbest fastest person in the room. Tip 26: stop masking your problems and face them. Tip 29: true people's actions not words. Tip 32: dont use your age as excuses. Tip 36: Show up Work Tip 41: Your perception is your reality. Tip 43: success is subject. Tip 44: It's never too late to change :).

[@dauzen3]

Tip 25 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@chaitanyakandi5375]

Tq for the typing....

[@LeonardoGonzalez-og5gr]

Thank you

[@zacharysherry2910]

BUUUURRrrp

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[@peekaboots01]

I wish I had access to a forest

[@ponderosabones7803]

This was a great motivator, thank you for the reassurance. I'm 36 and i feel like my life is just getting started.

[@SquozeLemons]

Cheat code #45 for my fellow US residents: get disability insurance to help replace some or most of your income if you have to leave work either temporarily or permanently for a number of medical reasons. There are two types of disability plans: short term and long term. The short term policy usually lasts between 3 and 6 months, which is enough time for you to recover from a serious injury or illness (usually you can use it for any leave covered under your 12 week unpaid FMLA protected period, including parental leave) and return to work. 3 to 6 months is also the point your long-term policy would kick in should you still be unable to return to work due to an ongoing or permanent disability. Generally, it takes at least 3 months before you're eligible to use your long term disability insurance policy benefits. If you didn't have your short-term policy and found yourself unable to work, you would need to find a way to cover the gap in your income for that entire time, which under normal circumstances is anywhere between an uncomfortable stretch and an outright financial disaster for most Americans. If you're off work because of a major illness or accident, that's likely to be even more of an issue since your living expenses tend to be even higher when you need medical diagnosis and treatment for a new medical condition. Social Security disability income applications are almost never approved upon first submission, requiring that applicants file appeals providing more and more documentation. It's becoming more and more necessary to have the help of an attorney who specializes in Social Security claims to get an application approved, and even then it can take years. Social Security does back pay from the initial filing/qualification date, but getting a lump sum of backdated benefits two years after your income dried up isn't going to keep you from losing housing, health insurance, car, access to medications and groceries, or paying your kids' childcare billing. And not everyone even qualifies for Social Security benefits in the first place. Short and long-term disability insurance plans tend to be pretty affordable overall, so you're not talking about paying an enormous amount for something you might not ever need to use. But not having it when and if you need it is devastating, and can be the difference between surviving to continue living your life, and maintaining your independence from having to become totally financially dependent on a significant other, family, or friends, whose non-financial support you will also need to rely on. My spouse was always healthy and was far and away the primary earner and source of health insurance benefits in our household for 7 years. At the age of 30, he was identified as having brain damage from an (at the time) unknown illness. Three days before the MRI that showed the damage, we found out that I was pregnant with our first and only child. My spouse's neurologist couldn't even give him a formal diagnosis for another 7 months, weeks before our child was born. If he hadn't had both policies, we would have lost our house and could never have afforded to buy groceries and diapers, let alone feed our dogs. Even without worrying about how the bills were getting paid, the transition to being retired due to disability has been incredibly challenging for my spouse, for whom this career was a massive part of his identity and a source of pride and enjoyment. I doubt he would still be here today, one way or another, if there had been one more major setback to deal with. His 5th anniversary of his diagnosis and our child's 5th birthday will happen in July and August of this year, and it's still a huge struggle to navigate his medical needs on top of the changes to our family dynamic and day to day life, but we are all so incredibly glad that he's still here and that we still are fairly independent from having to lean all of our financial weight on family and friends. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk. 🙃

[@JizzyOnWardrobe]

I’m 44 and waking up to this video was such a blessing. Thank you 😊

[@shyeleganttrick2949]

Fucking gem of a video, human history should be like this, knowledge always improving so our future generations will be better off with more knowledge. Beautiful contribution to human kind, please make more.

[@danfounder]

🙏🏼

[@leonlouiswalker]

“It’s better to give and teach your children the things that you never knew, than to shower them with the things you never had”

[@carlosflores4179]

For anyone having problems determining success, a good exercise is to imagine your life in the future where you imagine waking up, eating breakfast, going to work. Now when you imagine this, try to focus on where did you wake up, how's the place you are living. Where are you eating breakfast and with who. How did you commute. Hows the place you work in. Etc. That will give you and idea of the life you want and therefore set what is your definition of success

[@2011Cape]

I like how each one is quick and to the point.

[@rhoneawilliams5019]

My perception is my reality is my favorite piece of advice in the video. That’s a powerful, life-changing statement.

[@training4ultimate_boracay]

Thank you so much. I needed this. Sending grace and gratefulness from Philippines.

[@RK-ox2zp]

This is good advice. I’ll write each step in my journal to make sure it sticks.

[@SantiagoSaez]

Great advice! Thank you

[@saifhusainansari6225]

00:02 Healthy habits and fitness tips for a better lifestyle 01:50 Key health tips from the video 03:38 Optimize your pre-sleep routine for better quality sleep. 05:14 Life hacks and self-improvement tips 07:02 Personal responsibility is key to solving problems 08:48 Key Tips for Personal Growth 10:29 Key to Success in Any Venture 12:04 It's never too late to change😊

[@shahzebh1]

Tremendous value. This guy should have a million plus subscribers. Most underrated channel on KZbin at the moment. 📈📺

[@danfounder]

Thanks 🙏🏼

[@Bend22]

I will turn 24 next month and this has been incredibly helpful. Thank you so much, sir!

[@rossedwardmiller]

4:50 wow I started doing this organically. Reading nonfic in the morning gets me motivated and starts my brain in a mode that feels ready to learn throughout the day. Fiction at night is like a reward.

[@lukaswood3401]

Beautiful video. 23 and on my journey to becoming my best self. Dan helps my motives become lights midway through the tunnel as opposed to at the end of it.

[@Alex_4_Life]

I'm 24, and this helped me! Thank you, sir, for your wisdom.

[@Kirkland_Drip]

Can't believe I just watched the whole thing right now. Phenomenal cadence and phenomenal information. It's general wisdom presented an articulated well. Thank you

[@danfounder]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@1bigfela]

I'm 44 years old and I have to say that my mind set is that it's to late for me to do anything. But thanks to your videos I'm starting to change the way I view things.

[@ShawnGatlin-ly2zc]

I loved "a few months a year go monk mode" . I always feel bad being too busy for family, but I want to better myself for my future kids.

[@kodydennison5086]

That was incredible. Time well spent. Thank you kindly!