DO THIS To Cure Your LAZINESS TODAY (Eye Opening Speech)| David Goggins & Jay Shetty

[@theyowoman]

after reading davids book (im at chapter 9) I have realized things about myself, that were always right there right in front of me. like, my love for cooking. I always procrastinated, until now, all of a sudden I realize how pulling out the pan, openeing the fridge to take out the food, getting the knife, the cutting board, how that all sparks something in me, like I am so elevated in my energy. I never realized that it was okay for me to pursue this feeling of goodness in me. I always felt I had to keep still, keep quiet, stand back, wait. no more of that. let me tell you that, I redecorated my home in a week, while studying for the exams, while being a single mom with two kids, cooking, cleaning, etc. i used to feel slain. now I'm like, what's next, let's go. I never thought I could regain my willpower, I thought I was a victim of my circumstances. for real. I am not, because I can be MORE than my circumstances. I AM MORE THAN MY CIRCUMSTANCES. THANK YOU DAVID.

[@d6083]

Hell yes! very powerful story, thanks for sharing

[@kevinisawake]

KEEP IT UP and when you feel that procrastination returning remember this moment and how far you went and how far you can go. It will wake you right back up.

[@akhi5749]

Positive self talk and thoughts will be our best friend

[@divathedivinegoddess8001]

What’s the name of the book?

[@BleakFuture1]

Wow! Thank you for sharing your touching story! Truly beautiful!

[@johndavid3474]

I read his book in 2 days it was a record. He showed me how to push myself in many ways including reading lol.

[@liakayrah1346]

same here lol

[@nadeemnajeeb7269]

Women love overly tough men like goggins?

[@Pieceless]

@@nadeemnajeeb7269 overly? this is prime example of how you should operate in this world not about physical toughness its all about mental toughness.

[@yx-z1038]

@@Pieceless Right !👍😎

[@Cappaluke]

Same haha

[@truth-is-now6745]

There is gentleness and warmth in Goggins’ smile and eyes here. It wasn’t as noticeable in his other interviews I have seen so far.

[@Cappaluke]

This book whipped me into shape and gave me a ton of motivation back in March when everything closed because of Covid. I was also struggling with a breakup at the same time I was depressed for months. This book was a true blessing, I reached body goals I never thought I would in my life and found a love for exercise especially running and pushing through those hard times not being sorry for yourself bless this man #stayhard

[@frusciante2811]

thank you man. Pretty much in the same place now!...

[@adi-kr6sh]

what is the book name?

[@Cappaluke]

@@adi-kr6sh can’t hurt me!

[@yangyang1121]

Omg same we experience the same thing and i am so depressed and everything is falling apart for me

[@TheSunshineplace10]

I just bought it in audible. I m looking forward to hearing it.

[@deloressmith810]

Im a 28 year old female and im on my going back journey now and its scary as hell but im making one hell of a transformation all because I opened my third eye but I did it because I didn't want to hurt or hurt others anymore because I have children and its not all about me anymore and I had to stop taking everything personal I know its alot but it's necessary and I feel like I'm going to become a better person because of it

[@magalir.535]

You can do this, girl. You're so young, you have so much life ahead of you

[@christinam2508]

You got this 💪

[@BleakFuture1]

A few great books: 1. the Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck by Mark Manson 2. Atomic Habits by James Clear 3. The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. You’ve got this!

[@andraeelite4638]

This was fantastic, I have never seen David Goggins so relaxed in an interview. Also his book is so fantastic, what he said about meeting your creator and he shows you the alternative person you could have become if you had push harder. That was one of the most powerful statements I've ever heard.

[@averhamilton8823]

yeah. hes very chilled in this one. you see the Impact Theory one? he was INTENSE.

[@user-bs9br4gb5x]

Wow.. this is how he is relaxed? Damn lol

[@stacielivinthedream8510]

@@user-bs9br4gb5x lol yes. My man

[@yx-z1038]

@@user-bs9br4gb5x 😂yes

[@walkerfharris]

I paused at 4 minutes and did my first work out in 4 months (lots of 4s)... Thanks David Goggins for lighting a fire under me

[@nosearches8340]

And this was commented 4 months ago

[@Lillielotus444]

I’m so proud and happy for you❤️

[@sergiodongala]

Me too, i Guess for me is 6 months

[@ItsAllWavyBaby]

I just liked your comment, now there are 40 likes

[@jonjays2370]

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[@andyvaldez4334]

Chuck Norris has a poster of David Goggins on his wall

[@yx-z1038]

😂😂😂 I love this jokes with Chuck N.

[@sir3986]

Goggins has a poster of Goggins on his wall lol

[@MrWeareone777]

So does John Wick LOL :)

[@SurajSharma-qp5oj]

Man,jay made goggins smile the whole. I've never seen Goggins smile and this much comfortable with anyone.

[@xanderferis3194]

You will never find a strong person with an easy past!!

[@K9_Queen]

ABSOLUTELY

[@LionWolfTactical]

So true

[@1600-i6p]

Buddha was a prince.

[@theyowoman]

I'm not saying you are wrong, but people who have the support of at least one parent or both, usually tend to do better in life. Us who have no parents, who are on our own, and who on top of that experience all sorts of crap, we might feel broken for decades, before that strength starts to take shape. thats why its so important David reminds us that we can overcome our difficult childhoods and youths, that we can go against the anxiety and the belief that we are slain. that getting back up, thats then wehere that strength is shaped. but it takes a lot. it takes for someone like david to be so articulate to speak to our hearts. but yeah, you find no stronger person than the one who overcame their difficult past. absolutely not, so let's turn it into our advantage, starting today. i controle my mind, not my past controls it.

[@1600-i6p]

@@theyowoman in my view it's not the circumstances that hold us back. It's merely genetic that people who make their kids' lives hard out of incompetence or weakness will tend to have weak and incompetent children. But genetics aren't 100% of who you are and are not always the reason a parent was screwed up. So you see people slip through the cracks and succeed after having a hard life, but it's extremely difficult due to their circumstances and often their genetic disposition as well.

[@martinab2055]

“I’m not crazy, you just don’t know where I came from” wow!

[@stopandsmelltheroses104]

I've been watching David for years, his talks really helped reinforce my 6 years of sobriety and to keep going on. I push myself with fitness and keeping my mind healthy after a diagnosis of PTSD from an abusive childhood home. Thanks Jay for your amazing new conversation with David. 🙏

[@jzloveinfinite]

STAY HARD! 💪🏾

[@theyowoman]

he might have had a learning disability, but let's call it something else, because this man is so intelligent it's incredible. I relate so much to him and his background, and trust me I tried to figure it out, solve it, break the code. I understand why he speaks to so many that might not have other selfhelp really help them because it doesn't adress like really really fucked up backgorunds, peole that are so lost that there is no way out, maybe a lot of us are like that and maybe thats why he speaks to us. he gives so much hope, its incredible. learning to accept yourself, and not be defined by your story. YOU ARE BIGGER THAN YOUR STORY. .

[@SuprEmpth]

1:00:15 never once listened to David Goggins and said it was impossible it’s INSPIRATIONAL. I have a road id on my fitness watch with my emergency contacts and a quote from him that says “We all have the ability to come from nothing to something” they said the top five people you hang around with you become. I’ve known Goggins for years but these last few months He has been the one person I’ve been listening to(hanging around in my mind) haven’t been around too many people. I’m tired of being what I am now and i want and need to change

[@Viabel100]

Two humble and wise men. Thank you for letting me listen and learn.

[@johnwesleysargent2104]

My left knee almost gave out on my 6 mile run earlier tonight. I was contemplating just walking the last 2 miles, but then Goggin's big ass head popped into my brain and cursed me out for being weak! lol I painfully finished out the run. Merry fckn Christmas.

[@skoobasteve1237]

Stay hard brother

[@stephbli1337]

Boy I can relate! I had to face all the demons, the pain, the hurt from my past these last 2 years but I am stronger now. I love myself, I value myself, I care for myself. I know I will be bad ass and be the best version of myself that God wants for me!

[@nunyabuzzness2460]

Where you’re at, it’s your choice. Someone might have helped you get there, but it’s up to you to stay. ABSOLUTELY GOLDEN! Soooooo true! It’s called being accountable. Life changing. Thank you this podcast

[@priscillap.4626]

I have watched all of the podcasts with David Goggins and this one has to be my favorite one thus far. I think the similar views on mindset that you and Goggins have really lifts the conversation and shows an even more relatable side to your stories. The humility you both have tied in with the achievements you've made inspire me to look within myself. Thank you

[@gabriellemorellisinger1608]

I LOVE YOUR PODCAST JAY!!! IM A TRUE BELIEVER “KNOWLEDGE IS POWER”!!! I READ YOUR BOOK “ THINK LIKE A MONK IN ONE DAY”!!! I LOVED IT! THIS BRINGS ME TO MY AVOIDANCE PATTERNS HAVING SUFFERED AN ENORMOUS AMOUNT OF TRAUMA SINCE CHILDHOOD AND ONGOING OVER AND OVER AGAIN! RIGHT NOW IM A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVOR STILL TRYING TO HEAL AND BREAK THE CYCLE FOR GOOD!!! I LITERALLY CANNOT BELIEVE THAT THIS PODCAST POPPED UP ON MY NOTIFICATIONS THIS MORNING! WHAT DIVINE TIMING ⏱ AS IM LITERALLY LISTENING IT ON AUDIBLE AFTER IVE HAD IT IN MY LIBRARY 📚 FOR A YEAR!!! DAVIDS BOOK IS SO RAW DEFINITELY HARD TO LISTEN TO ESPECIALLY IF YOU HAVE SUFFERED FROM ABUSE AS A CHILD AND INJUSTICE!!!! I LITERALLY HAVE TO TAKE BREAKS FROM LISTENING TO IT AS IT TRIGGERS OFF A LOT OF MY EXPERIENCES THAT I CAN SO RELATE TO HIM. I THEN HAVE TO PROCESS MY EMOTIONS AND FEELINGS TO CONTINUE TO READ HIS BOOK!!! CANT HURT ME IS TRULY A “ ONE OF A KIND”, BOOK, RADIO SHOW, PODCAST, AND GIVES SELF HELP EXERCISES THAT PUSH YOU TO GO DEEP “ INTO THE SEWER’, AS HE CALLS IT MAKES IT TRANSFORMATIONAL IN THE INDUSTRY OF LITERATURE!!! HE IS HELPING ME ON MY JOURNEY AS WELL AS YOU AND YOUR KNOWLEDGE TO HEAL!!!! I HOPE YOU HAVE HIM ON AGAIN! HE HAS SO MUCH TO SHARE TO EVERYONE AND IS SUCH A POWERFUL MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER 🔈 I LOVE HIS RAW ENERGY AND THE USE OF HIS POWERFUL WORDS! I WOULD LOVE FOR HIM TO HAVE HIS OWN PODCAST NOT SURE IF HE DID A TED TALK AND MORE BOOKS TO HELP MYSELF AND OTHERS TO HEAL!!!! HE REMINDS ME OF TONY ROBBINS AND COULD BE SUCH AN IMPACT TO EVERYONE IF HE WOULD EXPAND ON HIS “ CALLING TO HELP OTHER”!!! THANK YOU FOR THIS AMAZING INTERVIEW TO BOTH OF YOU❤️

[@Deanmasterbreaker]

I want to give him a big hug. Thank you so much for this message

[@LionWolfTactical]

David Goggins Wakes his alarm up in the morning, and the alarm tries to hit snooze on him.

[@sarahsmyth5383]

Alarm clocks don't have the ability todo that.

[@violettamaoyu6846]

Ye, but there’s a meaning to that, Try to think outside the alarm box :)

[@rachitkumar2013]

@@violettamaoyu6846 great comment!

[@lorenzodavis4207]

Lol that’s funny

[@jamiepottermusic]

Awesome comment

[@nikesh.y.acharya]

the most I've seen David Goggins joyous!

[@Umuliuz]

I thought the same thing. Nice to see him loosen up. Edit: Probably only took a few thousand morning pushups :p

[@juliesill8074]

That unrelenting voice. Yasss! I immediately paused this podcast and cleared my schedule. My issue isn’t staying focused on the hard work, it’s social obligations that are constantly knocking pulling me off course. I hear I am crazy all the time for my dedication but for me this is my existence! Thanks David and Jay. Am here from Rich Roll 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@leerichardson1614]

This man is a true hero and inspiration, got his book on audible and listen to it everyday when out running and never tire of it. Man keep inspiring and making the world a better place, peace and stay hard ✌🏻👊🏻

[@teresatariang8880]

I want to read it

[@larrytate1657]

Than read it.

[@samuelaarnio7920]

The best podcast episode of the year.

[@schokococoa575]

I needed this so bad. This semester has been my worst academically. Procrastination is the bane of my existence and I’ve been beating myself up for the mistakes I’ve made. I’m going to be transferring colleges and with the way my grades are... I don’t want my past mistakes to affect my transfer. I don’t even have the guts to tell my parents how bad I’ve done😭😭 This has been the biggest wake up call I’ve ever had.

[@krissishere7837]

I am a narcissist survivor and I was in depression for 8 years, I still have anxiety but I am trying to heal that. Everything starts with childhood. We can't forgive some things, we are constantly living in the past and that experience makes us fear that the future will be the same. The strange thing is that I could give inspirational speeches to everyone in my life and incourage them to improove themselves but I was at my lowest low and couldn't get out of there. The truth is that I didn't know how to take care of myself and love myself . That's when you attract a lot of manipulative people and you also become toxic for others, because your energy is becoming theirs, your mindset is programmed to think bad and to never find a solution in any situation. It's like yor soul is telling you - I am not worthy, I can't do anything, I don't deserve happiness... 1. I found out I am adopted by my best friend who told me that in the worse moment of my life ( I made jokes about that and understood why they didn't told me, and got over it) 2. I left university I had no job, but I did many freelace jobs 3. I found out I am a part of the lgbt living in conservative country 4. I found out that I am traumatized because of the school abuse 5. I tried suicide and people didn't thought it was serious, I have a scar on my arm that will always remind me not on my suicide try, but on how strong I really am. I wrote on the paper all bad things about me and that list was the biggest list in my life, then I realized, what if I write only good things about me? You know what happend? 1. I cut off everyone who hurt me and didn't see my worth. 2. I made time for myself, trying to figure things out. ( I was all alone, and scared, but I knew it was a right thing to do) 3. I met fantastic people, so different that the ones I knew before that made my journey seen, heard and understood. I felt accepted. 4. I accepted my sexuality and my way of seeing the world differently, that's when I found a great love relatioship that learn me how to be patient and calm, how to love myself even more. 5. I found my passion and I realized this always has been my passion, but I thought it was stupid thing to do. I just want to tell you to never underestimate yourself, you really don't know how much power you have. Love❤️

[@crissymiller4951]

So i guess u are doing better now

[@fne1198]

52:55 "Whenever you can't hear yourself think, you gotta slow down". WOW, this could not have been put better!

[@robertadkins7595]

My comment to Jay Shetty and David Groggins ---------------------------------------------- Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thankyou for the tears that your clarity, direction, and relatability of likeminded perceptions, has evoked from me whilst watching this clip. Thank you, to the both of you, so so greatly. Im an eternal optimist, a spiritually enlightened individual, humanitarian, as a youth i was not without my trauma either, but where for all others that would have been the catalyst for trouble, i observed, learned, and it moulded the heart i have for the world. And i have always worn my heart on my sleeve proudly, believing i am as honest outwardly as i am inwardly, but thanks to some cold hearted actions from people i once loved, collectively accumulating to the point that i found solace and content in a meth addiction for the last 7 years. And like a narcissist whom knowingly uses and willingly abuses in others, ive actually been doing it to myself. Using my body to exist, and get by on the public stage, but behind the closed doors of my own thoughts, i hit the mute button cause i jus dont want to hear it. Thus i have been living conveniently disassociated from, myself. Avoiding letting my own emotions be felt, the convenience of ignorance so easy when the serotonin is induced, and meanwhile as the lack of internal dialogue is happening, the silence only furthers to validate the true fear, that its just to hard to lay it all out on the table, knowing the conversation i would have with myself will always end up with the mirror saying the crushing final blow reality check catchphrase of "i make the bed i lay in", and now at the ripe old age of 38 next week, that all just seems so overwhelming a task to turn around at this point in my life that i will once again jus curl up on a couch and detach from myself and society altogether for enough days until i have forgotten it or put the honesty back in the lock-box cortex of my mind from which it came... So with my optimism in hand, and ignorance at my back, there aint a situation aside from that above of which i fear. Until judgement day..... But you both just brought that day forward 40 or so odd years. And i feel i may have just been reborn. Thank you.

[@madgeconnon2651]

I have been a fan of Jays now for a year. But today is the first day that I have really stoped and listened to what you have to say. Wow!! You are an inspiration to me and I really want to get your book. On how the be a monk. And David's book as well. I didn't know that it's my past that has been holding me back all there years.

[@bribright]

I'm so happy I found this podcast. It has been my go-to recently and I'm a better person for it. So much that has been discussed I lost sight of so it's nice getting back into alignment with myself. I need to learn more about Jay, he seems like an incredible person.

[@jenniabratique7220]

I am amazed how an attentive listener Jay is. ❤ I can listen to both of them all day 🥰 Can't wait to get a hold of David's book. ❤

[@whitewaltersbet4872]

Jay's book inspired me to better myself , mentally and physically. That inspiration brought me to other books and podcasts where i learned who David Goggins was , i finished his book today and it really made an impression. Now stumbling upon this video where the both of them are having a conversation feels really wholesome , they're great men and inspired so many others. It would be an honor to meet one of them one day.

[@josephcicero403]

THIS BOOK IS ONE OF THE MOST AMAZING BOOKS I HAVE EVER READ. THIS BOOK HAS ALLOWED ME TO CHALLENGE MYSELF. LIKE HIM I WAS OVER 300LBS AND I AM NOW DOWN TO 220 AND SLOWLY WORKING ON MY RUNNING AND HAVE ACHIEVED MY FIRST TARGET OF RUNNING THE DISTANCE OF A 5K TODAY IN CENTRAL PARK. IT WASNT THE FASTEST BUT IT WAS A GOAL SATISFIED AND NOW I HAVE TO BEAT THAT TIME THIS WEEK. THIS MAN IS THE AN AMAZING MAN AND HAS BEEN SUCH AN EYE OPENER FOR ME. THANK YOU DAVID

[@peterrieger4221]

David Goggins saved my live. I moved to another city for a realationship I put my soul and heart to it.(and for college). She broke up with me and I just felt empty inside for now than a month. Today I was just sick and tired of being in this victimrole. I am now in complete isolation, living in a city I dont know and don’t know any other people due to corona restricrions. In this complete isolation, I will find my true identity. Thank you Goggins.

[@freddrickwilson3579]

Keep pushing, praise the Most High for giving you this alone time!

[@peterrieger4221]

@@freddrickwilson3579 Thank you buddy. It‘s a true and difficult test but only in this situation we can see who we really are. I will not give up.

[@malena5794]

all praises to the most High, you are now where you need to be. it is a great place. it is time for the work!!! you'll do amazing. re watch this video. much success and wealth to you.

[@peterrieger4221]

@@malena5794 thanks, you are very kind. It‘s true, I am exactly were I should be. Once I overcame the pain, I realised that it has just a higher purpose. I may have failed, but I always take failure on the chin to come back for more.

[@mitusima128]

Keep your heads up bud.

[@deanfarm7078]

This Guy is such a inspiration, His best advice he ever got came from him self. Am following everything bout him

[@carlineparis9467]

Jesus Christ I needed to hear this. This video is going to be my go to when I’m feeling that I can’t do something or I’m playing victim

[@ANGIEBEE]

2 amazing minds, so similar and different at the same time. Just finished listening to "Can't Hurt Me" and now I'm listening to "Think like a monk". Truly inspirational and life changing 🌟

[@selfhelpchampion9664]

I can't believe my two favourite authors are doing a podcast. I have finished listening to your book Jay. David Goggins, the strongest man on earth. Will repost at selfhelpchampion this week. 🙏❤️selfhelpchampion

[@sindisessions]

David being so genuine about his story made me feel so good about my situation and that it’s not that bad and that I can do so much more... In South Africa 🇿🇦 teaching children literacy and helping them read, children like him that stutter and couldn’t cope in school... giving them hope. He gives me hope to be and do more. Much love and thanks Jay 🙏🏿

[@dr.inzamamchoudhary5822]

Can't hurt me is a amazing book... Read that few months back...

[@sohaibahmed226]

Yeah its a decent book for getting out your comfort zone

[@0611shocker]

What was your biggest takeaway? I'm about to pick it up.

[@dap5racing]

a!!

[@dap5racing]

aaa

[@alen-commentnazi8774]

@@sohaibahmed226 whats a better book

[@an34502ef]

I love the "weed vs seed" approach to addressing your environment. Very well put 🙂

[@planetwalker798]

what point was that? didn't catch it

[@asharajasuhasinigulla259]

My two favorite people in conversation! Yes, one's relationship with suffering is very important to be known. Knowing one's blind spots is always the key to be unstoppable in one's life.

[@sohaibahmed226]

Yes knowing blind spots essential or else hard to move forward

[@thorstenmacke1493]

OMG! This guy is my hero. I bought his book for my nieces and try to teach them all this.

[@wendycaparas580]

David…you are an amazing person. Thank you, Jay for this interview.

[@thenetworkguru3485]

Listening to Goggins reminds me of my insecure past from failing math and fighting bullying cause i was differrent , I need to meet Goggins and thank him

[@sulemanmodan8095]

I have attempted to meditate many times in my life and prior to this CD the only success I've experienced is with live guided meditation. kzbin.infoUgkxzpa8CIfZcihW4Z0F_ja0QF3W9KIatrsq This is the first CD I've used that cuts through my unmedicated ADHD and enables me to truly relax and experience a quiet and energizing interval. The instructors voice is very soothing and pleasant to listen to. I am easily able to sit successfully through the entire CD, and for quite some time after. I cannot adequately express how tremendously helpful this CD has been on my spiritual journey!! Two thumbs up and 10 stars!

[@adrienne0122aw]

I'm only half way through this podcast and I feel like nothing can stop me anymore

[@vaibhavwatile6601]

1:05:09 - wash rag part, amazing answer, we all have different ways externally in which we serve , and this is what I feel is the goal which unites us all in the end. It felt straight from the heart.

[@WilliamJonesChess]

What a line 1:04:35 Jay; what is your repetition to yourself? DG: I used to believe “I am the weakest man God ever made”. But now I believe “I am the hardest man God ever made.” Does not matter if it is true, it is what I choose to believe.

[@jzloveinfinite]

POWERFUL interview! This is forcing me to reflect on my fears and how I can overcome them!

[@chris123chris82]

I’d love to hear more about how he improved his reading and writing skills. The man ended up writing a truly amazing book meanwhile he struggled soo much with reading and writing! He’s amazing man.. I really want to know more about how he achieved this that and the other thing haha

[@coltonbrylski6797]

In his book he states he had a nun who taught him afterschool. After that he wrote everything out word for word multiple times to remember things

[@magdanuri5934]

A lot of people did an interview with Goggins but Jay you nailed it you are so truthful

[@krisablaza1048]

Can't Hurt Me is an amazing book! I only read for 15 minutes and get myself out of focus but that book made me read more than an hour! Also, this is the first video on YT that is more than an hour and I finished watching it, most of the videos were on my ' watch later '. This episode is so DOPE!!!

[@samgreen1926]

Thank you for this interview. It really spoke to me, I see it. It touched my nerves so, thank you.

[@aamid-1o1]

Jay Shetty... Thank you so much for sharing... It's 12:40am.. And I will be getting up by 4:30am. David goggins has changed my view about my self. I am still practicing, It ain't easy, but it can be done.

[@marysakal3867]

The discussion about the child/the parent mentality at 55:00 is really enlightening. Thank you for sharing!

[@stacielivinthedream8510]

David and Jay, I sleep to your voices! OMG my 2 favorite men together! I'm in heaven

[@iamshatonia]

Man this was a good podcast! Really had me thinking about some past issues I need to heal from.

[@nikkissandoval]

Absolutely loved this interview and cant wait to start applying it to my own life.

[@peterj.2114]

One of the best interviews I've seen, period. Very insightful with practical advice. The book sounds like an interesting read for sure. Thanks both of you.

[@theyowoman]

it changed my life, along with these interviews.

[@seekgodfirstallways8798]

Amazing David. “No self, no pain!” Caring for others is a Spiritual act, that leads to self discipline! 😁👍🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@QBL11104]

Never look down upon a man unless you're looking to give him a hand up

[@eliabmartinez4084]

I Love Your Channel!!! David Goggins Changed My Life!!!

[@lifelearning9818]

Only David Goggins podcast can make me doing work.....This man is a true warrior..

[@trueheart0880]

Thank you, Jay, for this incredibly powerful interview. I’ll definitely be revisiting this and reading his book and yours too. My favorite part was seeing just how much David loved speaking with you as well. It was like watching kindred soul brothers meeting!!!

[@sylviet826]

So many aha moments! Both of you have brilliant minds. I can't wait to read both your books. I've been working and transforming my life since 2020. You gifted me more tools on my transformation journey. Thank you!

[@itsjustyou.156]

This is actually the first time I've seen David Goggins look at a person like "I fuck with you"... I think I'll sub to this guy 😂

[@ganaatnsn4604]

I watched all Goggins' intetview. This one deeper and questions are on point

[@armanzareian1582]

I like the truth in your voices, both of you. it was an awesome hour. incredible points of views. thank you for sharing.

[@deborahclement]

Thank you, Jay for doing these podcasts in this cloistered time and for collaborating with other experts. Especially for those who can't or won't seek counselling or self-examination. Your motivation (and research) is really inspiring.

[@mr.energy3706]

Im glad this episode exists

[@growithmenna]

So many gems in this conversation.

[@lesleyhubble2976]

I always learn something more when I listen to him, my mum used to call my dad an armchair observer because he let life pass him by, also I think truly real survivors are people that didn’t get a choice about being in hell , holocaust victims come to mind. Got to admire survivors

[@bushidooffaith4706]

Great job Jay and as always David I love listening to a warrior like you, and let me tell you both I love my scar's they make for a road map that help guide me on which way to go, without them I would be blind.🙏

[@Liftingthebaseline]

David really has gotten better at explaining how he does what he does and Jay really helped him getting it out. Best one I have seen from him so far. Thanks to the two of you

[@fitzforum]

This was so profound...........like Jesus..... thank you Jay for doing this. Blessings brother.

[@kxdyn]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS INTERVIEW WITH HIM!!

[@Beautiful7]

This Guy (David Goggins) is the real deal. The brick wall truth, and we need to listen.

[@TheSunshineplace10]

My soul was broken ❤️ I felt that in my spirit.

[@razaakeniola]

I am so grateful for this conversation. Thank you

[@margaretniall2607]

You have to put down the saw to sharpen it ! you are not a machine so don't treat yourself like one. just loved this interview . thank you. 💞

[@FazlulFazal]

So true and takes me back to my past. Loved listening to this.

[@SafeSpacewithSierra]

“You have to constantly rewrite your book every day of your life.”

[@bedopefitness4664]

Thank you!

[@Poetry4Peace]

amazin

[@pramilgahlot8503]

This video is in Malum Hai Na album Emiway bantai 👍

[@eveildubienetre]

This guy is so inspiring! I read the book Can't Hurt Me a few years ago and it a just phenomenal 💜

[@AngieBlog3333]

🙏🏼❤️grateful for this. Thank you for this 🌻

[@Lllll180]

POWERFUL..... so inspiring. LEGEND!! Thank you for letting us in and going deep.

[@debbievermilyea4037]

FILLED WITH GRATITUDE TO BOTH OF YOU

[@fawziamcdaniel8548]

We each carry a rug bag...do not forget your roots. Great quote

[@ceemelxdy]

Truly amazing, I did not want this Podcast episode to end.

[@cecileajello8225]

GREAT MEN to both ! THANK YOU SO MUCH ! ☄️🌌🌟

[@ckcogen]

Thank you. That's what I'm teaching and starting to share (from experience). Jay your book helped jumped it off and can't wait to read his.

[@yazoo5504]

OMG! Thank you so much!

[@madhurbhaker]

One of the best podcast

[@greenboy5444]

Wow 🤯 I did not realize We was both born and raised in Buffalo 🤯 No wonder I Love listening to this Man 💪🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿

[@HH-iv6mf]

Were Hungry for Authentic knowledge and experiences. Each of is has so much to share.

[@ShubhamSingh-og8sb]

Thanks for this blessing of knowledge.... this gonna help me fr....💗

[@ViETxSOULJAx]

Tough times create tougher people.