The Great Male Filter 25-30

[@CaptainSinbad]

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[@thewanderer4162]

Could you do a video on your best picks on audible?

[@Wingedmagician]

Video drops on my 30th birthday 🥲

[@edenzero8064]

So did u stop doing the podcast?

[@SamMartinPeakPerformance]

"Time reveals a man to himself" so deep and true

[@l337z0r]

Why the male pronoun? This applies to all people.

[@SamMartinPeakPerformance]

@@l337z0r it was a quote from the video 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@WayTruthLife3]

@@l337z0r Man, mankind and manpower were always used as generic terms for our species (both genders) until the woke police showed up. It’s not meant to single out a gender.

[@6pac.]

Yup. I took a screenshot.

[@6pac.]

@@l337z0r Man just sounds more badass. Woman or people doesn't sound good enough. Here, I don care what snowflakes think. 🙂 Man = Mankind

[@HairJordan]

This video is amazing. One word of encouragement for men who already have kids and weren’t ready (like me) - it feels like my brain evolved once my child was born. I had never experienced long term thinking at this high of a level. I was drifting in some areas and becoming a father gave me an immediate problem to solve (short term money) while forcing me to re-examine every step I take day to day knowing my son might do every habit I do. The Pareto distribution proved true and I was able to be more productive as a stay at home dad working from home than I was before, even tho I was sleeping less and ruthlessly cutting things out of my life I do not recommend having a kid for these benefits - but if you already have kids, use it as a driving force instead of an excuse

[@Oatskii]

I was a teen dad. I’ll soon be a millionaire. My child is healthy and amazing in every way. I’m taking care of my body and I look better than ever. Everyone has choices. Bless.

[@kashifshehzad2328]

You are a great dad. Appreciate that.

[@rory644]

I have no kids & don't want them and can think long term without them, i get your point but you shouldn't need kids as an excuse to get your shit together.

[@tumultuousforce6204]

Im at this exact phase rn, not living with my son but ive still got this sense of urgency to handle things

[@tumultuousforce6204]

@@rory644 its not an excuse, its just a huge driving factor once you have them - you cant imagine it until you've had them, i know because i never could

[@Ryan-Horgan]

Young men: • Your peers don’t want you to be better than them. • Your girl doesn’t want you to keep improving because she fears you will leave her • Your parents don’t want you to take big risks. Be ruthless in your vision. Because Nobody cares as much as YOU DO.

[@therearenoshortcuts9868]

aye, the moment you realize you are actually completely alone in this fight... everyone else no matter how close they are... have their own little agenda...

[@officialtbhoops]

@@therearenoshortcuts9868 Well said. Go for it, and put your entire heart into. Don't let the faint heart of others hold you back.

[@cautarepvp2079]

@@therearenoshortcuts9868 LEGIT

[@cautarepvp2079]

@@therearenoshortcuts9868 yep, little manipulation tricks, you learn the game and be better at them.

[@filhanislamictv8712]

you are right.

[@Fitness_Lorenzo]

1stMan is awesome. I love his concept of the “great filter” I just turned 26 today and similar to what you said ‘I’m not an amazing person’. But, I do notice that I am separating myself from “the rich kids” -wake up at 4am, every month a read 1 new book , I re-read 1 book, I meditate for 10 min, I pray for 10 min, I workout 2 hours a day, I post KZbin videos 4x a week, I invest into fitness programs, I invest into real estate programs, I invest into stocks, I watch 1 hour of financial education, I listen to 1 hours of fitness education, I eat Whole Foods, I work 10 hours a day on my passion, I am building an expansion course relating to my business. Doesn’t seem like a lot, but the compounding interest is real. Habits that are going to help you become the best version of myself and to continue to distance myself from “the Rich kids”

[@ChrisTitusTech]

Fun to see you evolve the channel. Love most of the points, but I'd probably give another side of the coin with having kids and a wife in your 20s like myself. I'm 40 now and pretty much finishing up my career in IT. I have been more successful than I ever dreamed I ever could have been in my teens and early 20s. I attribute most of that to my kids and wife. At 21, I would work long enough to make money to go out, have a few drinks, and then hit the gym. I played lots of games and had many detrimental activities that didn't really do anything for me except waste my time. When I had kids and wife, that all changed because I couldn't do those things or they would be very limited if I did. It forced me to realize my full potential and to demand more from myself. I'm not advocating for a wife and kids, but I'd never think of them as a burden. Without them I would have been less successful, and probably would have let myself go a bit when I did acquire wealth. No way of knowing, but I'll leave you with this. - At the age of 21, I had no money just debt and could barely afford to eat 2 meals a day, because of crippling debt and low earnings. At the age of 40, I have enough wealth to be financially independent and a complete home gym (power squat rack and other equipment for a complete workout). My son is 19 and my daughter is 11 and funny enough I wouldn't even have a KZbin channel without my kids. Pretty wild when I think about it all.

[@Alex-kr7zr]

Exactly, kids will add meaning to your life. I often hear from people that they should have gotten their kids earlier. But I also understand that having them too early, before you can afford them, could lead to the opposite.

[@Bomb4Z]

I was able to tauth myself to code at 31 as a father of 1 yo dauther and find a job in the field. Now after 3 years in IT I'm earning 6 figures $ in Poland which is insane for me. The thing is when you have 1h of 'your time' per day, you will not spend it on netflix :) you will be 200% efficient with your time. Having kids is the most progress catalisator one can imagine.

[@Phantom-kc9ly]

So what youre saying is your success depended on your wife and she's entitled to half of it

[@ChrisTitusTech]

@@Phantom-kc9ly welcome to marriage... lol

[@Kinjo7]

Great points. I didn't pull my head in and sort my shit out until I was married with a kid at around age 35. My son was the reason I stopped drinking and engaging in other self destructive behaviours.

[@Sonicspeed3000]

Great video as always Nikhil, however I think the great male filter is actually a higher age range. I would say 30 - 35. To be honest my 25 - 30 years were a total roller-coaster ride of emotions, ups down's, breakups, dealing with depression, medication etc. getting my shit together and burning it all down etc. It took me 6-7 years to unfuck myself, now at the age of 32 I don't think I have ever felt this good in my life, it's a beautiful period, you are considered mature, dating is easier, women notice you, finances are stable enough, ambition to excel in my career is there etc. The point that I want to make is even if you're age is outside this range and you feel your life isn't in full order do not worry at all and keep on giving it your best.

[@DeerghKataria]

Captain giving advice is like listening to a responsible older brother we never had. Great video Captain! 🙌

[@johnchoi2901]

This is quality content man. I think we’re in a similar life stage (late 20’s) and I agree with every point. I’m just starving to invest in my own physical health and education and seeing that rapidly pay off and set me apart. Wish we had knew all these things in our early 20’s but I think these things take time to process and fully appreciate. Great video man. Keep up the good work

[@alishayk374]

I feel like all of your videos revolve around a super focused hustle culture which is still really motivating. But it'd be nice to see what you do in your spare time to relax.

[@hunter.hardin]

He really helps, hes one of my inspirations for making my channel along with my videos!

[@SeanBlackAuthor]

The thing with health and fitness is that it's a lot of work to get in shape if you have let yourself go, but a few years of lifting and doing martial arts and it doesn't take that much to maintain. Weights a few times a week, regular cardio like walking and you're good to. BTW, BJJ is insanely good for getting in shape. A year of training jits and your body and mind are completely different.

[@hunter.hardin]

Thats completely true

[@Carloliver]

Great stuff. Just to clarify what I think you're saying. Having kids isn't the problem, getting married isn't a problem. Both of things add value to life in a bunch of ways in the same way that having a goal of getting a 3-plate squat adds more value to the time you spend at the gym. However starting a family and having kids without a plan is a problem. If you want to do it, make a plan for it and don't assume you'll get to get what you want out of it any more than going to college will result in what you want out of it.

[@mrknarf4438]

Hey, nice seeing Kris' work getting out! 1stMan is a great channel, love seeing different takes on his ideas!

[@hunter.hardin]

He really helps, hes one of my inspirations for making my channel along with my videos!

[@ryanb01]

Props for giving 1stman the credit!

[@hunter.hardin]

Gotta Love Sinbad

[@AshishKumar-ep5xd]

"Take dead aim at the rich boys, get them in the crosshairs and take them down" 💯 I have always known that life is unfair and some people have it way better than us but for some reason, this quote motivates me a lot!

[@johncreech]

Great video as usual, Captain! Only point I disagree on is kids. Getting married to my wife at 26 and having our first son at 27 were two of the best things that could have ever happened to me. My only regret is that I didn't meet her when I was 17 so we could have gotten married at 18. Money has never meant a lot to me (in that I don't particularly care to be extremely wealthy), but I have always wanted to be a husband and a dad. To my shame, before I got married I was adrift and didn't really know it. My wife helped me tremendously to aim myself in a positive direction, but that same effect 100x'd when we had our first son. I'm 30 now and make more money than ever with huge earning potential ahead of me. We're debt free. We own several acres of land. Building our own little refuge from the craziness of the world and just welcomed our second son. Not posting this as a humble brag but rather as an encouragement to all the men out there to go forth no matter the circumstance and make a better life for your family. Service to something greater than yourself is the most fulfilling way to live and it's not even close. Submit your life to God, serve your family, and make the world better by being a great man. I yield the floor.

[@hunter.hardin]

He really helps and inpires, hes one of my inspirations for making my channel along with my videos!

[@Blakely901]

Much respect man

[@muslimaniaaa]

"The younger you are, the more powerful decision you can make there" love you captain ♥️

[@hunter.hardin]

He really helps, hes one of my inspirations for making my channel along with my videos!

[@ultranyme8523]

Investing in skills is powerful. I worked a dead end job for a couple years to pay rent/bills but I could've worked part time to cover those expenses. I could've started my KZbin channel years ago but I just decided to start last week.

[@massagewithmike]

Its all consistency with fitness, after a couple years it can become more leisurely, then it becomes more fun i find. But like anything theres that initial push phase

[@hunter.hardin]

As someone who works out nearly every day, I can agree with consistency is key

[@SKumarInTech]

Thankyou Nikhil for another inspiring video

[@ThePathOfEudaimonia]

Nice, I have been implementing these principles in my life for a long time now, though I struggle the most with #4. The negative influences, which can be found mostly in the selflimiting beliefs and ineffective and time-inefficient behaviours, are the most insidious.

[@zareeftashfique8168]

Tell me about it bro… The allow self esteem once it starts creeping up really is the biggest downfall to the whole process ….

[@secretpianoboy]

Work on improving earning potential Work on performance based goals to get pumped for the next workout. Work on being good only in a few skills.

[@nemekSI]

*Turning 25 in October hopefully this is the next stage for me as well! Just started the self-improvement journey about 8 months ago and your vids are most def motivating!!*

[@nostro1940]

25? You look 40!

[@jonathanguzman8584]

love your growth 💪🏽

[@AbhinavPt]

Interesting, I'm seeing a lot of similarities between 1stman's old videos and captain sinbad's recent ones. good work tho. Greatness is coming

[@makingmodernmen8843]

Haha 1stman seeping his way into the mainstream and I’m all for it!

[@alexanderthegreat336bc]

You have no idea how much your videos have improved me. Thanks Cap..

[@Andy_Lian]

I'm thankful to have watched this video at 17. Thanks Sinbad.

[@NotXaq]

Man, I'm glad I subscribed on that last video. Won't lie, I didn't wanna click this rn. I've been pretty lost and directionless as of this year and sometimes I click on videos like this with the expectation the dudes gonna spend 10 minutes shitting on me. I'm not the guy I wanna be right now/ anymore. But you actually gave me some ideas of stuff I could do, even if I'm not sure WHY I'd wanna do it in the long run. So you gave me things to think about and investigate on implementing. Thank you. Gonna go exercise.

[@letechnicaljames]

I feel like if you have an early start, you tend to become more complacent, so that when you have a later start, you tend not to be complacent and have a little more drive to remain consistency in the future.

[@moon1975]

Nikhil, this is a viewer from Bangladesh. I watch all your videos, because I find you to be the most relatable out of all the influencers. I really root for your success and am excited for your new coaching business to take off. I want you to know that you work as a mentor to me and you bring immense value to my life. Cheers!

[@TheAuditToolbar]

The one point that I have a different experience on is having kids. It got me to hyperfocus my earning abilities. Kids gave me the responsibility that lead to me taking my career more seriously.

[@adithyan_ai]

Keep em coming Captain!

[@olivierpataut7015]

Shout out to Kris from 1st Man !

[@HunzaTech]

Genuine advice and great content! The footage you shoot is great to watch, the flight scenes are fantastic. Even the subtle sound of the wind at the airport, I enjoyed it. There are a lot of excellent points... one thing that comes to mind is Goggins day 1, week 1, mentality. Never allow yourself to become complacent because of any accomplishments. While you deserve recognition, because not everyone can achieve them, in your mind don't allow them to make you complacent! Love this vid 👊

[@jenniferharper2119]

Greatness is coming. Do the hard work, especially when you don’t feel like it. Live aligned with your virtues. So inspired by your progress over the last couple of years :) thank you for your hard work 💫

[@hunter.hardin]

He really helps, hes one of my inspirations for making my channel along with my videos!

[@BasedBrothers]

Really it’s understanding that leveling up physically, financially, intellectually, spiritually etc is actually what is truly rewarding in life. Short term pleasure is for the most part long term Pain disguised as pleasure. Long term goals is where it is at. However, this depends on the individual. I do think men who choose family life aka having children and just having a job to support them can live truly fulfilling lives. However, for men with great ambition there is a need to conquer and go on adventures and that’s where I find myself. Fulfill what your soul tells you and you will live a great life. Live a Based life in other words Stay Based

[@DjbossNA]

Greatness is coming 📈

[@kstjames95]

Another great video Captain! I relate to the second principle the most. After university I didn't have a sport I played but still went to the gym to keep fit but soon became bored. I needed a new challenge. 2 years on I'm still doing Brazilian jiu-jitsu and have competed 3 times - I love the sport that much

[@tosin8776]

So much valuable advice packed in this video!!! Thanks man!

[@junaid_ahmed_]

Sinbad with some Tom Cruise Top Gun vibes in these sunset shots

[@Blashmack]

9:20 I understand the point but brushing aside throat cancer and undergoing a tracheotomy as just some "health problems" is a bit disingenious, it has a huge impact on why Val Kilmer doesn't look as young as Tom Cruise.

[@CaptainSinbad]

Bro he was way fatter than Tom cruise even 20 years ago

[@joshhewitt5919]

I’m so glad I’m not alone on this path that often feels like it.

[@dallinscott9604]

He already said it but, it was in fact a BANGER.

[@ChickFilA_Sauce]

The kids bit made me laugh out loud when you said don't have kids too soon so you can buy more online courses. But otherwise great video, man. Love to see your progress too. Keep it up!

[@TheMemin247]

Let's gooo, I'm using this as a pre workout lmao

[@GOlone9597]

You're on a roll man! You're last videos, "Why you Should Stay Single", "90% of Men are Unattractive", and "What a Top 1% Man Looks Like" and this one is very helpful and informative. Thank you so much for providing excellent content.

[@hunter.hardin]

He really helps, hes one of my inspirations for making my channel along with my videos!

[@greencrocidile6246]

Lots of athletes slow down due the the grind of truly pushing your body and if there isn’t no big time goal then the drive kinda goes down

[@jackworthington5205]

Fuck yeah, you and 1st man with the hits

[@Fatima_316]

Investing in myself has been HUGELY helpful, and it is what helped me land my current job. It's so underrated but it's so true. Awesome video nikhil

[@hunter.hardin]

He really helps and inpires, hes one of my inspirations for making my channel along with my videos!

[@strictlyaesthetic9202]

A video packed with many brutal truth advice....... well done.

[@Gamebred-Nightmare]

Instantly got reminded of Abroad in Japan from the intro ;)

[@sumanthmurthy1642]

Welcome to flying!! It’s the best experience ever eh!! Been doing that for about 9 months now! Onward and upward!!

[@g.s.rajendraprasath5930]

I'm here, captain!

[@sakshamchhatkuli271]

Bro thank you so much for these advice. It is so encouraging for young guys like us

[@hunter.hardin]

Thats so true, Its helped me so much, I even want to give back, hence why Ive started making my own videos!

[@jacksongraydon2503]

This video is a life changer. Thanks for putting it out there!

[@JJDoggett]

Some excellent advice in here and some I wish I’d had 10 years ago at the start of my 20s! A great point on fitness about having goals to work towards and not just doing it for aesthetics, being fit and healthy impacts on every other area of your life so it shouldn’t be neglected, even if you can manage 15-30 mins a day it’s still better than nothing. On the 4th principle though I have to say there should be a reasonable balance and not just all work no play or the opposite. Yes if you want to be successful in your pursuits of course you have to invest time and make sacrifices but life is for living as well. Sure you can not date, go out drinking with your friends, spend time with your family or go to concerts, ball games and pursue your interests etc., but then you’re going to miss out on a lot of great times in your younger years - yes you never get time back for self improvement but you’ll also never get the time back that you could have been enjoying your youth. Work-life balance is important, even if you work crazy hours during the week having at least a day at the weekend where you can relax, recharge and enjoy yourself is really important and actually helps make you more productive in the long-run. Unless you’re in a particularly restrictive line of work you can work hard and build a successful career/life and still enjoy it at the same time. Like most of what the advice in these videos boils down to - self-discipline is key.

[@hunter.hardin]

I honestly kinda lost that when I got out of highschool, I only really work out to look good now, but I really should implement challenges to help increase my desire for improvment

[@OriginFiliam]

Writing all these tips down and going to apply them to my life. Thanks!

[@julianguesnon7380]

Excited to see you attempt the sub 4 hour marathon.

[@RyanLawless]

Take an amateur boxing bout. Miles and marathons are worthy accomplishments, but nothing will enhance your potency, as you call it, like getting in a ring.

[@vakhtangnodadze4802]

Great video. Thank you man

[@sswildlifevideos]

I turn 25 in a couple weeks. Definitely scary to get older but this video couldn’t be timed better, thanks!

[@davidbristol-alagbariya242]

I don't watch much shows/movies anymore because it feels like i'm wasting my time. But, taking time away and watching your videos feel like the best investment! Love the content!

[@dingleburryjoe9437]

Thanks for the post, the first bit about falling behind on skills was really big wake up for me. I feel like with lifting and music/hobbies I do really well but my career and finances are really hindering me compared to my peers who make a lot of dough. Not sure what I'm gonna do. It's been my dream to teach English abroad but I also want to build a career or skills that will increase my earning potential. Thanks for getting my brain moving

[@hunter.hardin]

Maybe persue that abroad teaching position, but also tyr to make an online business. or even a youtube channel, to help the ability to grow.

[@willakana3369]

You're right. This video was a banger.

[@ChocolateMilkCultLeader]

Counter Point to your whole thing about coding and trying to figure out earning skills- these are often very transitory and shifty. As someone who literally has a successful newsletter in helping people get good at coding, not everyone should be learning to maximize earnings etc. It's a Grindy process and the first thing a lot of people should first actually think about what they want. It just seems like nobody actually promotes self reflection in these spaces.

[@CaptainSinbad]

Dude - what’s the alternative?

[@ChocolateMilkCultLeader]

@@CaptainSinbad wrt to your coding guy? If he's working in retail he is meeting a ton of people. I know people who have managed to swing this into networking into networking and better sales or consulting roles. The more general point about not everyone needing a lot of money? I'll give you my own example. I travel as a nomad compete in MMA as I do (MMA is for fun not for money). This requires me to have atleast a medium based earning to relocate a lot, pay for training etc. But beyond that what ends up mattering more is the flexibility of my time (I need to be able to work on my own time). Mindlessly trying to work my way up and earn more money actually compromises my ideal lifestyle. Similarly many people I work with are actually trying to live a simpler life. Their ROI trying to maximize earning beyond a certain point is counter productive since it takes away from health, family time etc. My limited point was that people should first think about the kind of life they want to lead, and then take the steps accordingly. Not everyone should be trying to max out earnings etc.

[@citizenpunx]

Brother I’m not going to lie; I’ve been watching you videos for a while now, and you are looking fit AF. What you’re doing is obviously working-keep it up sir

[@tyronecriss23]

Just found your channel and I’m in flight school as well! Good luck g

[@disco1198]

Good luck in flight school yo. I been through it for a year and a half, shits a struggle. Keep up my guy fly high

[@SyNcLife]

Good luck for the marathon. Looking forward to see your video about it! 😁

[@MannyRataul]

This is an awesome perspective and really well thought out, great video!

[@rummanchowdhury3807]

Your presentation is awesome, and your videos are very helpful, Capt'n!

[@ashtongodinho4902]

Depression has hit me to apoint where I cannot even think straight anymore. Unfortunately, I am strong and sir may I tell you. You have helped me!

[@hunter.hardin]

You got this, this life isnt easy, and it wont let up for anyone, FIGHT IT, you got this, dont let anyone or anything bring you down

[@mezidvemastromy5546]

I like the fact that being in a bad mood you see all this advices like "look, I´m finally getting better, please give me your appreciation" whereas in a less shitty mood you see this like "ou, hey guys, I broke my nose as a first, therefore you don´t have to, if you listen to me and learn". Thank you

[@jacobwalters9660]

That’s awesome yourre learning to fly, looks fun my brother!

[@The_lupo_]

Well made video brother!

[@dwightsledge]

Happy to see you watching 1stman.

[@McDragonSoul]

Abroad in Japan music that's how we know this is going to be a hit

[@nibirnandi4344]

omg you make contents worth million views..... and i think you should make your video titles bit specified to the video....coz they re unique but seems similar by title...so that audience can rewatch easily....like this one is more about self investment, consistency of conscious effort, ...........plz dont stop making videos

[@machoibericodecrianza5549]

1st man out there changing the mensphere

[@rosie-cd7du]

I agree with lot of these. Great video, it can be applied to woman as well. My advice for us woman: - Invest in yourself (invest in your looks - I am not talking about putting on makeup, expensive clothes. But work out! You don't need to look like those insta workout girls, just find something that works out for you gym/dance/yoga whatever. The goal is not to have a Kardashian butt the goal is to keep moving and being able to climb a mountain or something like that. Invest in your food - fast food maybe looks cheaper at first but in a long run buying whole foods and cooking is much better choice. One of the most important things for women - it will bring your hormones in balance. Learn how to cook (this doesn't have anything to do with gender, anyone who can read can cook. Invest in your knowledge - it can be college it can be some other courses. A lot of content today is free (yt...) and if you want you can learn a lot by yourself. Read good books, don't just read some romance fluff. Good books, from psychology to phyloshopy to classic literature will develop your way of thinking) - learn about finance. You don't need to be an expert, but financial literacy is very important and don't assume someone else will take care of it. Take things into your own hands - learn learn learn, internet is full of courses, videos... a lot of it is free - build habits and discipline! - have interests besides your job. You can paint, read, run, climb, whatever. Be curious and follow your passions. This life is not meant to be boring -don't be afraid of hard work (one of the things in video that I don't agree, quiting retail. Those kind of jobs, know that it is not forever and work on some greater things both in values and financial things, but those kind of jobs (cleaning, reatail, customer service... *will* teach you a lot about life, yourself and other people) - learn to love being a woman. In some things we are equal to men (I think for both genders habits and discipline and lot of things I mentioned are important), but we can be a lot of things naturally. Have discipline but don't be rigid, know when to be flexible. Love your cyclus. Love that you can be soft *and* tough when needed - you are not just one thing - be kind to people. There is difference between being nice and being kind. Being nice is how you want to look in front of others. Being kind means treating everyone with respect because they are human beings, but also having bounderies and voiceing them out, don't be someone's punching bag. You'll always be a b**** in someones else eyes. Know yourself and stay true to yourself but also have a loving energy Implementing a lot of these things will help you see the difference between ego and confidence. You will build your confidence because it will come from respect to yourself, from deep within. You will be aware that you can be lovable/attractive/whatever to other people but also know you are not everyone's cup of tea and you will be okay with it

[@parodoxicalization]

I love this video. Very eye opening

[@hisokaamorou4211]

Your video makes more sense than many self-help and motivational books

[@neerajraut506]

Great Vid Captain. Thank you for this

[@rishabh_3_6_9]

I watched your all videos in musafir Sinbad .. I follow brahmcharya & I noticed my body health and concentration power is more than before ....and I stay continue..., gives Thanks to you give such great information 😊🙏❣️❣️

[@givanniredpill]

Your earning ability is lowkey the most important

[@CHRISJRDN]

Great video man! Everything you touched on was on point.

[@androasatashvili3363]

Beautiful video Nikhil. Thank you

[@khairulbahariandiprawira]

thank you thank you for this. I just got sick and feel like shit right now. the economy is crushing me and im not even married. Im 28 and im at the edge, but im positive I can edge out these 1 n a half year. I will come back to this next year. greatness is coming.

[@khairulbahariandiprawira]

I have just made 2 new content (in my channel) and 1 of them got into KZbin Home. (according to analytics) feels great!

[@aussieknuckles]

See, we knew you'd come back with the Quality! Looks like your view's are up to, Nice.

[@andre5468]

Dude, you're taking flying lessons?! Thats awesome. I started about 5 years ago and now im looking for my first job and recently joined an air racing team. You'll meet a lot of people and find sweet opportunities. It really is a networking business. Have fun man !

[@ishowinertia]

I’m getting real tired of this whole building wealth, being masculine, self-improvement crap. Has bought me only fleeting moments of satisfaction.

[@akshaygera9097]

Every word that comes out of your mouth is so damn meaningful and relatable. Thanks for the motivating and inspirational content

[@Faisal-zg6yp]

I disagree about telling the 16 yo to quit his retail job, this allows him to grow in different ways. It's invaluable for him to learn to deal with different people he comes across and that is also growth. Also, time management. This will also help his ability earn in the future.

[@harrywang6792]

Work the job during the summer, not during the school months. unless you really need to take a part time job to help out family, I think it is pretty stupid for students, or college students to take part time jobs during the semester (unless it's a technical job). The amount of time you can use to maintain your physical, mental health, work on clubs, interesting projects, albeit unpaid or even require expenses, far outweighs the 11,12 dollars you are going to make during the time. It was pretty insane during high school to me, that there are decent amount of people who are taking AP classes, doing sports, and have a 20 hour work schedule in local stores. What I realized that during exam seasons or college app seasons, they usually had the worst anxieties because of all the workload. There is no time management if there's no time for you to manage. And in terms of resume/application booster, there is no real difference between work during the summer/school months.

[@YouDontKnowSh1t]

When you’re young, your free time is what makes you. Unless you’ve started your own business/hustle, there is no positive that you learn with those jobs before year 18 that you won’t just pickup on quickly when you start later. Every person I know that worked a job before 18 is the most basic person today. I think it hardens people and breaks them down early. It gets them in the system, puts them on the ladder, and gets them focused on those things. It isn’t shit. You practice dumb shit and you get good at dumb shit.

[@user-gq8ht4nw7i]

Same, I personally think better advice is to work less at the retail job and focus on learning how to code, but keeping the job. It’s good to have money when you’re that young, but most importantly there are valuable lessons that undesirable customer service type jobs teach to young people. Im finishing up with college and I can see a large difference between my friends who worked throughout their teenage years and the ones who didn’t. The ones who did value their time more, are more socially adept, treat people (especially service workers) better, and have a better work ethic.

[@harrywang6792]

@@YouDontKnowSh1t I agree. That's why encourage people to just work a few months in dead end jobs in the summer. I did it once, and it makes me appreciate even little amounts of money, and free time. Spending time to read, socialize, and grow is so invaluable compare to making $100 bucks a week that you are just going to waste. (BTW did you mean to reply to OP?)

[@YouDontKnowSh1t]

@@harrywang6792 there’s no mention to anyone in my comment like there is in this one. So it Was a reply to the OP. This is a reply to you.

[@cruxashu4305]

Awesome Captain!

[@TheFrontierStudio]

Bro I really love your content man, but just to let you know I'm coming for your crown💪 All these years you have given me and all your subscribers so much value, now I know I can give back a greater value to the amazing self improvement community. Cya on a podcast in 3 years💪💪💪

[@hunter.hardin]

He really helps, hes one of my inspirations for making my channel along with my videos!

[@TheFrontierStudio]

@@hunter.hardin Yh definitely bro!

[@deeppatel8948]

I am usually just a lurker but just gotta say that it makes me extremely happy that you are working on your pilot’s license, enjoy every bit of it because its truly amazing. I got my PPL 7 months ago, and currently am in college working on my engineering degree in hopes of one day becoming a fighter pilot. Anyways love the content man, keep doing you!

[@hunter.hardin]

Thats awesome to hear bro, im also in college, would you recommend i get my license?

[@deeppatel8948]

@@hunter.hardin Depends on what you are planning to do with it, do you want to fly for a career or just as a hobby?

[@OsmanToplica9001]

Love the production quality of these!

[@srashid1550]

We need the podcast back, but with all due respect maybe with a different co-host this time. Love seeing the progress bro, motorcycles are sick, got mine last summer!

[@hunter.hardin]

I only got my puny motorcycle, a tiny grom but its so much fun!

[@emilesteyn9483]

Good advice my dude. Can't wait to meet you someday.