"Dopamine Loading" is The Easiest Way To Get Rich Quick

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[@shadowo8380]

Most people dont realise how life changing controlling your Dopamine is.

[@Horusss_]

I know right 😭

[@kyleclark2570]

but this guy doesnt know anything about dopamine lol

[@tacticalae95]

​@@kyleclark2570 no counter arguments to anything he said?

[@Horusss_]

@@kyleclark2570 kyle clark go do some press ups then make me my McFlurry. U talkin nonsense

[@Deboboi]

What make you think whatever mentioned in this video is necessarily true​@@Horusss_

[@SkillTreeShorts]

The harsh reality is that, work becomes really addictive is when you actually see the fruits of your labour

[@sking7448]

That's a fact

[@luisxvida]

The beautiful reality* actually

[@armansami95]

​@@luisxvida nope

[@SkillTreeShorts]

@@luisxvida yeah, but it's super hard to keep grinding without anything to show for it, it's like actually dopamine draining before you have any success

[@locuda2010]

​@@SkillTreeShorts rat race by design

[@Prod.Chrome40]

This guy is very skilled at capturing attention even with minimal editing, that alone is enough to make a man rich

[@Damir11111]

I was thinking that too. Good shit from Charlie

[@4r2rfd325t]

i get more dopamine from his videos than a mrbeast video ngl

[@egor.okhterov]

Attention economy

[@Penelope416]

I'm sure he's already rich because of this skill!

[@youtubsux-z4f]

Yes, bullshit fake gurus often get very rich while not being rich at the start, and capture your attention by saying bullshit that sounds smart so you pay them money

[@claudio169]

Basically, do the hard stuff first, and leave the pleasurable things as a reward at the end of the day. Easier said than done though. Thanks! You confirmed my hypothesis

[@ozertayiz]

The old rule of "work first, play later" my parents told me when I started school...

[@LucasPlay171]

​@ozertayiz FR The thing is you can't just implement it in a single day, remember, small steps, if you took a whole year to get there it'd still be very very good

[@JumboH]

its good because you are reminded of high dopamine and then your mind tries to stick to the high dopamine

[@falajikitaiwo8962]

You work for 42yrs to have $2m in your retirement, Meanwhile some people are putting just $20k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multi millionaires I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life

[@JoyMay-g8x]

As a beginner what do I need to do? How can I invest, on which platform? If you know any please share.

[@MikeJohnson-z2s]

Yes! I'm celebrating £32K stock portfolio today... Started this journey with £3K.... I've invested no time and also with the right terms, now I have time for my family an…

[@JohnFavour-s5s]

How ..? Am a newbie in crypto investment, please can you guide me through on how you made profit?

[@RobertColeman-sb9ez]

I'm glad to write her tay I do hope she will help handle my paycheck properly☺️☺️☺️

[@RobertColeman-sb9ez]

Can I start with as low as $1,000?

[@geraldjohny4516]

Understanding this is so key to taking control of your life

[@MRX-ff4vy]

No, not understanding this but actually DOING this.

[@TC61777]

​@@MRX-ff4vyYou have to understand it to be able to do it.

[@whozawhatza8514]

ong. if you understand it and don’t do it it would hurt more than anything ☠️☠️

[@theswych]

I didn't realize how much my 'breaks' to play games on my phone were impacting my work. Just 3 days of doing this and my business feels so much more rewarding! I'm able to concentrate and stay on tasks longer. This was great advice. Thanks! 😊

[@edboss36]

Imma try this tomorrow. Remember don’t think that you are bad for messing up, forget about it and push harder

[@HairyCheese]

I want updates, I wanna know you're sticking to this 😊

[@somekid338]

how did it go?

[@edboss36]

@@HairyCheese it went amazing man I’m back to my 2023 level productivity. I did 30 mins work personal project before going to work, came home and squeezed out 1 hour extra. I used manual alarm clock and didn’t look at my phone as much until 6pm. Now from 6pm - 9pm it’s “play”. I split it into “work” “play” “idle”. Hope you will also do well

[@edboss36]

@@somekid338 great boss, check my other reply

[@oni5909]

@@edboss36what is work for u

[@HorizonSearch]

It's interesting how this aligns with ancient philosophies about moderation and delayed gratification. Stoicism, for example, emphasizes enduring discomfort to build resilience, much like this approach to neurochemistry. Stimulation is everywhere now, and discipline has become a form of freedom.

[@officialwork5045]

very well said

[@FilippoDragonetti]

You improved my life like 1000x

[@bahmet6928]

What did you change?

[@timmytainment]

He improved my life always one time more than yours!

[@Red-st1dc]

@@timmytainment why compare yourself to others and how do you know its more than him? weird.

[@keedofv]

@@Red-st1dcits a joke

[@HankScorpioXX]

So If you had a thousand $ you have one million $ right now. Do you have one million $?

[@NiloAlSulaiti]

Charlie is soo underrated Slowly making things work out better using his techniques

[@costakion]

I watched one of your videos about dopamine last week. It inspired me to start working and exercising with ambient music. During my day, I had been alternating between music, silence, or podcasts. However, I found that I enjoyed my day more and was more focused when listening to ambient music.

[@AnalogFlava]

Hey if you like ambient, then you should check my 90s ambient track, I think you will love it, its not so long but puts you in a calm mood :) kzbin.infohmNMfvTcp2Q?feature=share

[@joeeeeybagzz]

This is genuinely a great and insightful, truthful video. I’ve seen it play it out in my life. I’ve had periods of waking up early, no phone for first 1-2 hours, just peaceful wake ups followed by exercise and work, no big meals or scrolling etc, and it was so much easier to get work done during those periods as opposed to some periods I’ve woken up later, went right on my phone, had an energy drink, had a big meal, had another coffee, etc. having these bad dopamines early in the day makes it so much more likely your whole day will be filled with bad dopamine and so much less likely you get quality, valuable work done. Great video and I hope it can help more people realize that may not be noticing this is them.

[@rutunjayrao7351]

Hi Charlie. Thanks a lot for this video. I did not know I was living a routine where I have almost no time for dopamine-inducing activities (going out, socialising, watching movies, attending concerts, eating out, etc.) and I keep wondering why I hate myself so much and why I'm never happy. Its like I'm always burnt out. I'm trying to switch jobs so I try to study after work but I realise I'm giving myself an impossible deadline and that's why I never feel satisfied. I'll try to tone down my routine a bit and hope to include some social activities so that I feel better. I was running a race with no reward lol. Cheers!

[@CompleteHealthControl]

This is beyond good business advice. Sometimes good ideas break through and this is one of them. Framed for becoming rich, sure. But this will also improve the quality of you daily human experience on earth, including relationships with people, and that is priceless.

[@officialwork5045]

I see you are a self awared person.. good observation

[@kuglerbentley]

If you are not in the financial market right now, you are making a huge mistake. I understand that it could be due to ignorance, but if you want to make your money work for you...prevent inflation

[@Tom-m1q6p]

Same here, I believe the Bitcoin ETFs will be life changing opportunity with my current portfolio of 132k made from my investments with my personal financial advisor I totally agree with you

[@Estyra-l2p]

YES!!! That's exactly her name (Maria Williams ) so many people have recommended highly about her and am just starting with her from South Savo

[@pjcollins-f1u]

She is my family' personal Broker and also a personal Broker to many families in the United states, she is a licensed broker and a FINRA AGENT in the United States.

[@Thomas56844]

Please is there any possible means to reach her for a start_up?

[@pjcollins-f1u]

She’s very active on whats-apk

[@АтанасВеликов-п5и]

Charlie bro, the value you give is absolute massive gold mine BUTTTT , why so many of us struggle to apply information?Most of ppl are information seekers, shiny object seekers,when you talk to them they know it all, but when it come to real life application they are SHIT.HOW TO ACTUALLY APPLY , IMPLEMENT, INTEGRATE INFORMATION N/KNOWLEDGE to the real world could you please make guide on that?

[@lewyDesantos7]

What a guy 🎉 you deserve billions mate.. how you can make somewhat boring concepts interesting and articulate is beyond me

[@8ightshark]

gonna give this a go, will come back in a few months to see if i finally execute action on that yt plan i've been making the last few months

[@lepsizdravi]

This is something very new to me, although I've been trying to solve my ADHD issues for decades by buying courses and reading books about it and watching videos. This seems quite contrary to my experience, because if I don't activate dopamine every few hours with some stimuli, I am almost literally paralyzed and unable to work. But your video makes sense. Maybe I just need to avoid any stimuli for several weeks by taking a vacation (lower dopamine base a little bit) and then try your method.

[@fellazbegamin3912]

have you tried adderall? shid is amazing.

[@arnasms]

I’m adhd too and I noticed that if my focus is interrupted it’s hard to get back into it without some stimulation. But some of my experience goes in hand to what he’s saying - I tend to avoid artificial dopamine for 2 hours after waking up, now just figure out how to make that into 8 hours lol

[@BlunderB]

Pro tip for a fellow adhd bro. I have dealt with adhd since I was very young. 2 years ago I figured out how to channel it like a superpower. To start Adhd is not the inability to focus. It is the focus of wrong things. Most people have whats called hyper focus adhd where it's very challenging to focus on things not interesting. This is why most adhd people can go down deep rabbit holes on random subjects or pickup hobbies very quickly. The secret is to be able to channel hyperfocus. Hyperfocus is driven by dopamine. What the guy says in the video is mostly tru and will help adhd people but my life hack is slightly different. I work in an extremely high demanding software development job. This is a nightmare for most adhd people sitting and coding for hours. Here's a trick I use. Rewire your brains dopamine to enjoy work and labor and especially deep work. You want to trigger flow and then never leave it as long as possible. Step 1. Grab yourself some caffeine or nicotine. Adhd people's brains work differently on caffeine and nictoine than most people but importantly it triggers dopamine response. Do not take it yet 2. Step 2 lock away all distractions anything that can interrupt flow. 3. Step outside. Step outside in the sun for a moment and begin walking around. 4. Whilst walking begin drinking the caffeine you don't need much caffeine maybe only 50mg to make this work. 5. While you walk envision the steps and work you are aboit to do in as much detail as possible. "I am going to go open the door sit at my chair boot up my editor then I am going to pull up the docs for this then etc etc" envision and pretend you are doing the work. 6. Keep the walk short only 5ish min. 7. As you finish your walk use that momentum to carry yourself into your task an object in motion remains in motion. Channel this momentum do not let anything interrupt you from starting what you envisioned. 8. Once you sit down immediately start chewing nicotine gum or any form of long release nictoine make sure it is long release short release will just give you a crash. Make sure it is the smallest dosage you can get. A little goes a long way here. 9. Put on headphones and start listening to a adhd music Playlist there are great ones with animal faces on KZbin those are the only ones I use as they are specially for adhd and the beats are very uplifting but not distracting or draining. 10. Do not get up or stop for anything even using the bathroom having to pee helps channel focus actually. Do not stop until you have finished your task or have to quit because of exhaustion. I would go for a minimum of 3 hours like this. But I can go up to 9-12 if needed like this. Make sure to eat very light food like soups or salads. Or steaks like the guy mention. After you do this for a week or two in a row. You will have fully pavloved your brain into being addicted to deep work. Its very rewarding and I can accomplish in one flow session what other coworkers take weeks to do. Anyways hope helps! Nictoine gum is less addictive if you use it as intended. Caffeine is more addicting but use it in very low dosages. I also rotate off this so it keeps working on my Brain maybe use this 3 times a week or so. Your welcome.

[@abiteofnature25]

People may mistake having low energy and feeling unmotivated for having low testosterone. But often, they just have a dopamine addiction. You can have high testosterone but still get nothing done if you crave dopamine

[@ih8viral]

In this boat rn.. going to try sticking to this regimen for the next week & see what difference it makes for me. I’m on stimulant meds tho so I kinda fucked myself there..

[@dilybro]

i need this man, i have been struggling with weed again after taking a year break. I realized not smoking in the morning was great, but you made it even better for me by saying this isn't a complete fix, but will allow you to get it done!

[@indestructible8111]

The scary part? Once you read Lost Scrolls of Jewish Wealth, you realize how much of your life you’ve been wasting. But the good part? It’s not too late to change.

[@TC61777]

Especially knowing who the first Jews were.

[@justanotherguyful]

​@@TC61777 they definitely weren't monkeys like you if that's what you're implying

[@TheWayOfVRIL]

I also listen to ambient music while exercising. Sermons and binaural beats work well too.

[@ivanfranco798]

You just change my life lol, I usually can work 2-3 hours non stop while blasting rap music but after that time I feel super tired and can't get back to work.

[@gest-v8q]

listen to white sounds, not music and every 90 minutes take a break of 10-15 mins, its the optimal time of working to work longer (andrew huberman)

[@WhatsThisStickyStuff]

needed this video. Im so bad about social media throughout the day and have been upset about my productivity. Going to try this

[@dedovagency]

Been doing it for a week and seeing results. Work became easier, I WANT to do more of it, getting to more or less cut out all dopamine spiking activities before 19-20 pm . Thank you Charlie, valuable video, recommend trying the teqnique out.

[@israelcano]

I didn’t realize this is what I needed, I appreciate you always for putting this on KZbin and for free. You don’t understand how much I needed to hear this and seeing this drawn out as you talk helped it make that much more of an impact Thank you.

[@GeorgeOfThisJungle]

I hate this video to the core!!! Its a curse to be self-aware 🤕. I felt personally attacked throughout the video. But because of this video I'll be making some lifestyle changes now. So i am grateful to you for making this video. Thank you 3000!

[@vladimirthegreat13]

11 minutes 5 seconds of golden knowledge.

[@awakenwithoutcoffee]

try butter, sea-salt, pepper & lime with that steak brother 😁some SourDough bread for slow carbs is also a gem 💪

[@geoi88i]

Wait, I love sourdough bread. Are you saying it's somehow better/healthier than other breads??? It releases carbs in your bloodstream slower?

[@awakenwithoutcoffee]

@ yes my friend. Bread used to be made with sourdough which contains multiple healthy micro-bacteria, minerals and nutrients. It is also better for blood sugars. Bread can be healthy it”s just that yeast bread ain’t the real deal 😉

[@zeus792]

This is one of the best videos i have ever seen (Still learning english guys, dont mind some errors).

[@edwardlopez9061]

So true. Unfortunately I didn’t learn this until I was 30 years old but I guess better late than never. I unknowingly learned this by working an overnight security job where I was constantly bored. I noticed the boredom made working on my schoolwork on the clock was a lot easier and I was able to focus more.

[@64bit-]

Also if you do something painful in the morning it acts as a multiplier for this effect. Can be as simple as a cold shower.

[@agmjake]

great video charlie. would love to hear about how to take a rest day from work (mine is 1 day per week on sunday) and make sure the days dopamine production does not effect the previous week we built, assuming the rest days dopamine production was irregular

[@HairyCheese]

Ok, so I don't watch netflix in more work day, I don't eat a carb meal or breakfast as I'm carnivore, I'm constantly working from 9am to 5pm with a 20 mins lunch break where I may watch a KZbin video on AI, Robotics or EV. I don't drink anything other than water until 12pm. I stop eating by 8pm. So this video has just demonstrated how I live, most peeps think I'm early 40s, I'm mid 50s. I don't have notifications on my phone. I only have linkedin for prospects, no other socials. Just make sure you do resistance training 3 times a week and intense cardio 3 times a week. Good luck peeps !!!!!

[@VBRio]

Hello sir! Is just coffee in the morning bad? Is coffee healthy at any point? Thank you very much 🙏

[@AnkitKumar-c7p9z]

I don't comment to youtube videos usually, but this is the best advice I got from someone on KZbin so far, better than all that semen retention, no fab, bullshit, thankyou very much, I needed this.

[@ARandomGuy1221]

Also make sure your motivation for self-improvement comes from love and not shame. Dont change because you think you aren't good enough as you are. Do it because you DESERVE a more balanced life. Any fear-based motivation will not stick and ultimately just teach you to be shameful of your nature. Love is the only way! It will be far more beautiful and effective than the old shame-based motivations.

[@langers_3280]

thankyou for this

[@travv88]

Over the past few months I have been eating the most boring (but healthy) food possible to save money, simplify health and simplify my choices. People are obsessed with flavor and texture enjoyment in their meals and their search for constant novelty in food leads them down a path of unhealthy choices. For a period of time just eat healthily within the macronutrient ratio you believe works best for you and focus on your goals.

[@lazy-rich]

Basically do the boring stuff in the beginning and the exciting stuff toward the end 🙏🏻

[@AzizPhilosophy]

I discovered this through trial and error, wish i wouldve encountered that concept sooner

[@cezarlacusta4955]

Brother. People go to work. Managing people they hate. Waking up at 7:30, leaving the house at 8:15. Returning at 18:30. While at work, nothing you say here applies. This ,,formula" does not work for the people that work 9 to 5. I know your goal is to become so good that you quit 9 to 5 but at the end of the day someone has to do it. You want services and goods, right ? Me as a 25 years old, coming with no help from family, but burdened with their stuff even, trying this routine is pointless. Because I don't have the money to sustain myself for a year or two, during wich to apply your formula. It's important because you can operate from a place of chill and focused work but most people go to a place they hate because of circumstances. And it takes an enormous amount of will and energy to jump into a side project after 10 hours doing something that you don't like.

[@benbenzon]

The video just provides you the theory of dopamine loading and chasing. How to implement them is up to you. Maybe dont scroll for meaningless tiktok videos when you are on the way to work. Dont let your brain get easy dopamine stimulation in the morning and early afternoon. So that you can work harder at your 9 to 5 work and potentially earn more money because you are capable to work harder than others

[@kylelucy652]

Im 24 started a business 2 years ago but pursued entrepreneurship since I was around 20. Stocks/Crypto and random ideas etc. There are many reasons I started this journey of waking up at 3-4 am to work on my business. But the funny thing is that a big part of why I do it is the same reason you can't/don't do it. I understand that we are all humans and want to hide from pain with instant gratification AKA Dopamine. I still have my 9-5 job and have a plan to get out of it. That is my dopamine! Who I can help inspire, friends, family, wife, kids and even you! Its very hard don't get me wrong but even as I say that I don't believe it. Not being able to live a life you want and to die with regret is hard. Its harder to spend your life at a place you hate for 5 days a week. If you start making it about the people and lives you can help change it gives clarity to the situation. You make it hard in your own head because that's easier and gives everyone an excuse to just watch TV all night and repeat what they hate the next day. Remember that discipline is actually freedom. Start small, make yourself work on a topic you enjoy for 1 hour a night. Overtime create a vision for what that means to you, being rich, helping people, whatever it is. Your mind is the weapon to free you not a perfect circumstance of liking your 9-5 job enough that you have energy to work after work. If your in such pain, ask yourself how far you would go to alleviate that pain. Take it a step forward and think about the fact that many people in your life suffer that same pain in silence. This world will force you to say "welp thats life". Last I checked there isn't a manual they hand you at 18 that tells you how you have to live YOUR LIFE. Were all struggling, I'm here because I lost some of the spark I used to have but I really think its linked to dopamine. I've been using too much artificial stimulant and it dulls the world around you. Stay strong brother and make sure you show up for yourself!

[@sorensoul]

This is just you making excuses for yourself

[@usernotfound2797]

This is just Excuses bro. It’s got nothing to do with how much you earn

[@LOSTSOULSKLUB369]

Ive been working like this for over a year without realizing it's a 'dopamine control system' er whatever. I'm just really committed to growing my brand and not stopping til I own 3 homes- 🙅‍♂️

[@mauldyy]

Another value packed video, I always wondered how ur daily schedule looks like. Thanks Charlie!

[@masterCheos199]

If you have ADHD and I mean the real deal, not the kind induced by endlessly scrolling on TikTok, then this graph he’s showing is the key to living a normal life. When you remove artificial stimuli (as they’re called here), your brain naturally finds other ways to release dopamine, reducing addictive behaviors. If your goal is to get rich, great, but more importantly, this system will help you lead a balanced, fulfilling life. Honestly, I’d recommend eliminating the use of artificial stimuli altogether. That way you won't get addicted to your after-work activities.

[@TrInc-sh3kn]

Very, very good advice. It's what the techno world definitely does not want you to do! But if you don't work, you don't succeed. If you don't succeed, you feel bad about yourself and it goes on and on and on....starve your stimulation, then enjoy it when YOU choose to! Thanks Charlie!

[@mahfuzulhasan3108]

Thank you, Charlie! for all the efforts you put on these videos

[@dannihardy7874]

This will help me to get back on track becsuse I need to reestablish a proper work schedule, and routine. Seeing what I do with highs and lows. Now I can work on my scheduling.

[@leonlysak4927]

I dont have all the knowledge of life and business. I own a small marketing company that does only a little over $20k per month on average. But I do know this- you just need to do what you need to do on your work days. Things just have to get done, whatever that is to meet your goals. It doesn't matter what schedule you have, when you go to bed, when you wake up, how you prioritize things, what morning routine you're doing, none of that stuff. Just doing the work required is all that matters. How you do it is up to you and I suggest exploring different things that may work better FOR YOU. If you try following someone else to the T its like trying to fit a square peg in a round hole. For years I thought I was a failure because I couldnt be like these online "gurus". As soon as I started doing my own thing in ways that worked well with how my mind worked, my income exploded and I was at peace with all of the things I was doing and progress I was making.

[@psicologia-m8x]

this is the best explanation I've seen so far for implementing this, very pragmatic

[@christiandodgson7836]

Brilliant 10mins of content... Ty

[@Uncommony]

I also found myself subconsciously ddoing this, the moment I noticed it and channeled it, it took time but I achieved unimaginable success. Stay Uncommon!

[@julkson888]

I don’t comment on videos but this one made me do it! Great work man!

[@m4ndzin]

you have insane teaching skills, gtz

[@kevinsutton5580]

Hypothetically brilliant, potentially groundbreaking if I can make it work!

[@TheMilesLuca]

If you’re ready for a mindset shift, Forbidden Gateway to Money Mastery is the book you need in your life

[@officialwork5045]

where to get this

[@ridebiking]

I’m so analytical I realize this but boy is it hard. Strap in because we signed up for this 😮‍💨

[@TusharBele_]

I Just wanna know which book you readed for this?

[@arushpatel2841]

Thank you for spreading this knowledge to people not just keeping this knowledge to yourself like other rich people, you are changing peoples perspective about money doing a really great job. May god bless you with whatever you want in life

[@dota2isnotdead]

This video will save me years of being useless. Thank you.

[@ammonition8089]

This is a game changer. Good ideas. Thank you 💯

[@rumatatrashtrack]

You're cooked if you think that

[@GabeWebber]

All great info… I would love to see him do a version 2 of this when he has two or three kids 😊

[@donutheadtv]

Very interesting, i recognize my problem since at least 6 months ago and will be working on this.

[@borke9624]

Amazing video, my question is when is best time to do research or learning. What do you think about watching some podcast while work etc

[@VanCityNinja]

This is actually so interesting 🤔 I never thought about this

[@AlexMcDaniels]

I will implement that, any tips for not getting distracted?

[@teemu828]

This is beautifully put. Even though neuroscience at its current state may not support this 100%, my subjective experience also does. And most likely the studies in the future.

[@HLO-iy2bp]

I am at the beginning of my "investment journey", planning to put 385K into dividend stocks so that I will be making up to 30% annually in dividend returns. any good stock recommendation on great performing stocks or Crypto will be appreciated..

[@charles2395]

As a newbie investor, it's essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. Maureen Finn Austin is my trade analyst, she has guided me to identify key market trends, pinpointed strategic entry points, and provided risk assessments, ensuring my trades decisions align with market dynamics for optimal returns.

[@wells7147]

I managed to grow a nest egg of around 120k to over a Million. I'm especially grateful to Adviser Maureen Finn Austin, for her expertise and exposure to different areas of the market.

[@benjaminocampo3359]

I don't really blame people who panic. Lack of information can be a big hurdle. I've been making more than $200k passively by just investing through an advisor, and I don't have to do much work. Inflation or no inflation, my finances remain secure.. So I really don't blame people who panic.

[@wilsonrichard440]

Without a doubt! Maureen Finn Austin is a trader who goes above and beyond. she has an exceptional skill for analysing market movements and spotting profitable opportunities. Her strategies are meticulously crafted on thorough research and years of practical experience.

[@findingpath8362]

how would you recommend i enter the crypto market? I am also looking at studying some traders and copying their strategy rather than investing myself and losing money emotionally. What's your take on this approach? and How can i reach her, if you don't mind me asking?

[@au-hs9mr]

This guy recommends us 9-7 work instead of sugar, porn , yt, movies and all other stuff we love so much

[@usernotfound2797]

Duh?

[@thymme7508]

Does spiking dopamine levels all of the sudden in the evening have an effect on how easy you fall asleep?

[@Resolutelt]

Great simplified take on the topic. Works not only for getting rich but all around for a better and more stable life. One question though, do you drink coffee in the morning?

[@piotr_milner]

What you do during your breaks? Any ideas for other?

[@LarryWilliams-j7w]

I Hit $32,590 today. Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last week i started with 11k in last week 2024.... now i just hit $32,590

[@LucianofiCarlile]

How please can you explain because I've been making a lot of looses trying to make profit trading.

[@bisembisem2077]

Bots!!!

[@VusalNovruzov-v3x]

I am going to apply this routine to my daily life. One question I have is that I am a software developer and sometimes I get stuck fixing bugs. At that point I get up and walk around the house or just lay on the floor. Is this considered procrastination?

[@bloodorangemoon]

In my opinion, no. I'm a writer and one of the best ways I have found to deal with writers block is to walk away and do something "boring". Take a walk, stare out the window, a wall even, meditate. My husband is an engineer and he's used my tips when he gets stuck on a problem. Think of it as a reset for your mind. Sometimes he will go to sleep and dream up the answers. Sometimes stopping is the most productive thing you can do

[@VusalNovruzov-v3x]

@@bloodorangemoon Thank you for the advice. I really needed that.

[@donalddel]

I know I need to do this but it is so hard trying to not click on social media. Its an addiction that is plaguing me

[@henrymartin9168]

❤️🙏I was lost financially until I prayed for a breakthrough. Inspired by Joyce I took a chance and soon earned $15,000 🙏a week! This transformed my finances and confirmed God's presence in my life. It taught me that with faith and perseverance, anything is possible.

[@AlbertEmma-p8e]

I'm 37 and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??

[@henrymartin9168]

Sure, the investment-advisor that guides me is..

[@Jet-d3k]

This is so insightful thank you

[@theemoghost]

How is this applied on your rest days or holidays?

[@rohana403]

Thanks, can you tell which ambient music you listen to particularly

[@8xrry]

I wouldn't worry too much tbh.

[@PMai-r1s]

@@8xrry what? he's just asking

[@8xrry]

@ No I get it, but I'm also suggesting that listening to the exact music that the creator is listening to wouldn't give out the same output, hence, they should not worry too much about the specificity of music. Just follow your gut with what sounds good :)

[@PMai-r1s]

@@8xrry I don’t think he’s worried about output but rather wants to know what artists have good music

[@jameslouros]

Awesome! Another day, another Charlie Morgan video

[@joeycochenour5783]

Coming from a 27 year old white male who grew up in the suburbs, I love this music.

[@coolguy1952]

Wow very eye opening. I’m highly stimulated all day! Very curious if I decided to keep it low key til the end of the night, what the results would be.

[@БогданХроменков-ж4з]

Can you show where and how you plan?

[@LilyR-s9y]

I'm new to investing, and l've lost a good sum trying out strategies I found in online tutorials. I would sincerely appreciate any recommendations you have.

[@Alfonsosilva1]

As a beginner, it's essential for you to have a pro or a very good trader to keep you accountable.

[@Alfonsosilva1]

If you can, then get a professional to trade for you I think that way your assets are more secure.

[@Alfonsosilva1]

Someone like expert patricia Adler

[@EthanWilliamsTV]

The first step to successful investment is figuring your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but it's very advisable you make use of professional

[@Camillalamberti2]

This is correct, Adler strategy has normalized winning trades for me also and it's a huge milestone for me looking back to how it all started.

[@notsochillafterall]

The days when I've been productive, I've done this subconsciously.

[@darrianrobinson944]

after fasting for 48 hours eating my meal rightbefore i go to bed, i wake up in the morning fasted eveyday bro i do everything you say, im a pretty smart cool guy why am i not rich yet (just finally got rid of my gaming pc)

[@roof19i]

Because if it was as easy as that then the world would be a beautiful fairy tale. Unfortunately, you'll have to think out of the box, outwork and most importantly outsmart others like you who are also trying. You gotta use your time diligently and know how to evolve both financially and as a person

[@saadahmed9643]

Some solid advice 👌💪

[@daonlyhomies]

Rly helpfull info, in the beggining i thought he is just a trading gurru 😹, but he gave me rly good info thanks a lot man 🤝

[@tako-sensei6072]

I have done this for much more than a day, I always called it "dopamine deprivation." I will basically just lock away anything that isnt work.

[@adamd9166]

I like it, it looks really powerful controlling and loading your dopamine like that. I'm just wondering though, doesn't that make it hard to sleep, having such a dopamine spike so late in the day? Just wondering, thanks!

[@JhoanOsiris]

I really appreciate what you mentioned in this video

[@aaronsspiritguide3265]

The moral dilemma is contributing to the dumbing down of society/supporting a lifestyle that promotes not living in the moment. Counterpoints can be made for sure, but I have witnessed that many people choose to binge the endorphin heavy content, and I do think people need to seriously consider what they spend their time viewing.

[@charliekarim]

What a video Charlie, thank you, these videos they are truly value packed.

[@andreasgrogan8481]

bro the video was released 2 minutes before you commented😂 No way u watched the watched the whole thing before commenting

[@liamwalker-s6y]

Fancy seeing you here broski

[@godson4340]

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory! This was a very useful 10-12 mins thank you sir!

[@Фриксмент]

You and Hamza saved my life

[@RogelioRodriguez-o7c]

Is this what it is ? I noticed that when I work I “like” to listen to music or just something in the background but the few days that I don’t do that and just work I feel less stressed and the day goes by faster. It’s like , I just do the work and get it done instead of trying to mask it with something else to push me forward. Wow that’s crazy

[@Simonjthomas]

My struggle is sticking to this type of thing long term. One tiny slip can send me off track for weeks or months at a time. I know for absaloute certainty how much more productive, how much more energy, focus (all the good stuff, you name it) that I am when I stick to the type of routine your talking about. Except I pretty much need to stay away from everything all the time. "Managing" it or doing it from time to time simply doesn't work for me. I need to say away from it at all costs or I easily fall off. I had to do the same with drinking alcohol 'sometimes' or 'just 1' never worked for me. 2 years alcohol free now but there's plenty more shit to cut out. *coughs* KZbin is currently my biggest vice. For blocking apps like social media (including KZbin) etc freedom.to has been a massive help.

[@isaac11037]

Nice video bro thanks! could u make the next one a short with some family guy playing alongside it tho

[@LimitlessResolve]

This will hurt you more in long term I have done this for years but now I don't feel like working i worn out