You’ve gotten complacent bro

[@SeenSven]

Got comfortable because I had a girlfriend. I lost a girlfriend. I now got a new girl in my life. I'll never be complacent again.

[@wefeffwfwfewwfe]

minceraft player mentality

[@Toshiro_Natsu]

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[@mishaow2163]

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[@crackplatoon7962]

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[@randomstuff2848]

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[@thanos879]

The youtube algorithm is crazy. I needed this exactly right now. EXACTLY RN. I had never heard of you before this.

[@JerrySpringerl]

Love to see such a raw and honest video. Only critiques I have are: 1. Don't become a workaholic. Someone so obsessed with work that they don't know how to live life outside of work. Work can become a comfort zone for a lot of people and spending too much time in your comfort zone is the enemy of progress. 2. There are other areas of your life that you can start to make progress in if you feel like you've achieved your goals in a certain area. Try playing an instrument, work on your relationships with your friends and family, try a new sport. There's plenty of things in this world that you can achieve great heights in if you've already done it in one area(s). 3. Don't burn yourself out. Understand things take time and progress will happen if you keep continuing on in the right direction. If you're working so hard that it's starting to take a toll on your mental health and/or the relationships you have, reconsider your approach and your mindset to the goals you've set.

[@acrez3260]

I’m worried Hamza is taking guys in a really bad direction tbh. Workaholism and nonstop self improvement started giving me health problems

[@JerrySpringerl]

@@acrez3260 I hear you. It's important to understand that it comes from a good place and he's only 25. He knows a lot but he doesn't know everything. That's why you can't follow him blindly. You still need to use your head when watching him

[@henrydikes6704]

@@acrez3260 I don’t understand why current fitness influencers feel like being satisfied with your physique is somehow a bad thing? Not everyone has the same level of goals with fitness and some just want to achieve a good level of health that makes them more attractive and better functioning in work. It’s fine if you want to take your physique or anything else to the absolute top but I mean…these channels realize not every single person even wants to become this mythical gigachad male that is so celebrated here. I have no doubt that Hamza is a net positive to the men he influences, but damn I feel like him and some of his contemporaries can’t comprehend the fact that maximum productivity and constant improvement isn’t appealing to all people or even realistic.

[@tomsektul31]

Nah... if you want to be really successful you cant not be obsessed. Life is long while you are young you need to push to build the best foundation possible.

[@CEOnichopoppers]

i understand your comment and your advice is good, but 99% of people who will see this are not working nearly hard enough to be labeled a "workaholic". so while yes it's true that you should find a balance, most people need to be hearing the message that they need to work harder, not to slow down and stop being a workaholic.

[@3edd949]

What a timing. I've thought about it today, how i became complacent in some situations. I'm grateful that I've realized it not late. I'm grateful for your video and all things that you've done not only to me, but also to our generation. Thank you very much Hamza!

[@stevenanderson5811]

same bro i went to 9kg to 37kg on bench press and 9kg to 36kg on deadlift i had grip problems cause of my disabilities but i have being really complacent.

[@3edd949]

@@stevenanderson5811 yeah man, we should work on it. We have to. Keep grinding bro 💪

[@iGoku1]

@@stevenanderson5811 bro 9kg deadlift tf?

[@olegb5061]

@@iGoku1 he has disabilities, don't be disrespecting like that

[@cryosleeper007]

same here bro i needed this perfect timing.

[@jamexomg137]

true, thanks for the reminder Hamza.

[@studentofimprovement7821]

here I am playing videogames today cuz I told myself I deserve it… gotta get back to it

[@jamexomg137]

@@studentofimprovement7821 I do that too when I play with my friends on friday and saturday nights, I believe that it is a good way to have some fun twice a week but we dont gotta let videogames distract us from what truly is important. Keep on grinding king 💪

[@brahim9414]

Complacency is the biggest enemy to success after EGO imo, if only people truly knew the potential they can tap in to regardless of having already seen progress and got themselves out of a rut. I feel like I've gotten a bit complacent after seeing huge progress in my self improvement journey which I've made a video on, but there is always a balance with this imo. If you tell yourself to not get complacent you will always find yourself chasing the next big thing and nothing you achieve will ever be good enough for you to be fulfilled. I agree with people saying that it's natural to slip into complacency once in a while but the important thing is to bounce off of it and always strive for more than you've already achieved. Do the hard work, especially when you dont feel like it🤟

[@faboolean7039]

Complacency is probably a byproduct of the ego justifying its current state. The ego says “im doing as much as I can right now therefore I can justify not making an effort to change my current self”

[@skyj2172]

Complacency and ego go hand-in-hand

[@emilsjset5283]

@@faboolean7039 that was really smart Said of you i think the same man

[@crypticslayer7557]

I would argue the opposite ego is the strongest force to use in business the ability to think you are the best and the greatest will propel you the furthest many great business minds think like this their actions reciprocate it

[@ander_estrada533]

I fucking love you Hamza, each time i start to get lost on my path i come back to you, looking for guidance, which i always get, Thank you.

[@user-eo2hk2it5i]

Damn, EXACTLY when i needed it. I was on self improvement for a year or two but only after finding you out Hamza in May my workouts and work exploded, now through october and now a bit i felt like i stopped trying as hard as i used to. Thank you Hamza, i am glad that you exist and i am gratefull for your content. You deserve absolutly everything you got.

[@LukeSpurgeon.]

Anxiety is the killer of complacency. Embrace it, harness it.

[@ihalu]

You made me cry my guy. Even though i made progress over the years and over the months in self improvement and in my future, you just made me realize that i didnt sacrificed much or nothing at all. No wonder i dont see that results that im daydreaming about! What a great ending that you said to us to journal, man this notepad gonna lit on fire!

[@martyr3757]

boa keep the grind it all going to pay off at the end and remember self improvement road is full of Ws and Ls you learning that now will give a more boost to ur journey so take the W my G🗿🗿🗿🗿

[@boa9557]

@@martyr3757 what

[@nickxyzu]

Hamza I don't know how are you doing this, but every time I get off the rails on my journey, you always make the exact video I need for me to start making progress again, no matter in what area of self-improvement. I've started making a lot of money with no effort (it really felt like a money glitch business for me) and I thought like I already have everything I need, even when deep inside of my mind I felt unfulfilled. Today after few months I played 3 hours of video games, and now I just watch this whole video and agreed literally on every point you were making, because you were describing exactly the problem I'm going through, after this video I hit the most intense workout I could and now feel purposeful again. Thanks for this great movement, please keep it up with those more valuable unfiltered vids!

[@diesertan4181]

it can be dissected into collective consciousness or simply put, him viewing this in micro levels and it being an idea in his mind for future and when he feels the call he makes a video bout it

[@gregd69]

facts

[@jtheman405]

What buisness did you do

[@3k413]

My man, I needed this exact video literallly 3 months ago, noticed it myself lately but thanks a lot for your words, love you bro

[@lightningly]

God bless you for helping this generation. "Everytime we fall down, We get up and get better for the next and current time" - a great quote to learn from

[@BurakBuu]

Love these no Music, no Edit, no ADHD Meme Videos Always watching these while getting shit done

[@geetanshubhavsar5825]

I am gonna save this video for future. So whenever I unknowingly become or feel complacent, I'll get on the grind again! ❤️ Thanks hamza

[@sliwex9215]

It's exactly the kinda video I needed right now and I did not even realized it before. Thank you man. We all are gonna make it brothers💪

[@keithmontoya220]

This video had absolute perfect timing for me, I've still been hitting my goals but I can feel myself getting more complacent. This video definitely helped me to fight my complacency, cheers Hamza!

[@projectskii7557]

Hamza your the father I didn’t have man , appreciate all you do for these guys and myself

[@Yes-gq6rr]

He is 1 year older

[@rasheemthebestfirstone3274]

My g do the workouts but just be able to have your own mind

[@projectskii7557]

@@rasheemthebestfirstone3274 oh I workout hard , it’s just feels good that someone recognizes

[@thathomeschooledkid42]

Bruh this video hit me hard… I realize that I was complacent with my life financially and spiritually. Thanks for setting me right again

[@Devad007]

I always watch these videos when I’m feeling complacent, feeling like I can finally let go when I haven’t even started. I haven’t even graduated high school and I think I can “ finally let go” . If there’s anything I can appreciate more in you as a KZbinr if how much you upload chaining me back into working hard. Some say the videos get repetitive but thats the best part, the part I appreciate the most.

[@noahkhimasia6437]

Honestly this video came just at the right time. I felt like self improvement was going so well for me from October 2021 to July 2022 and then as I had free time in the summer holidays I started to slow down and fall into bad habits again. After defeating my porn addiction I started fapping and watching porn all over again and only recently have I started to make significant progress on NoFap again. I’ve stopped my journaling and my meditating and even though some aspects on my self improvement didn’t slow down, overall I have gotten extremely complacent. Hamza always seems to give me the advice I need right when I need it. Thank you Hamza!

[@antfunny2187]

So true. It's a common mistakes once we've reached our goals we forget to make new goals.

[@room4improvement]

you good attitude is recording how much you for example read, and than try to do better everyday than your best

[@MiguelMedV]

Exactly what I needed right now. And yes, I was waiting for the video to end so I could tackle the thing I'm getting complacent with X )👍🏻...

[@room4improvement]

thats some next level mindset

[@father_mihai]

This came at the exact right time. You’re right Hamza. I’ve turned into a lazy ass. I’ve been cruising on the back of my past victories. Thank you for the reminder. I’m back in the game

[@DanVille1000]

These raw, basically unedited videos resonate waaaay harder than any other video format.

[@sloth8867]

Thanks hamza. I’ve been complacent for the last year in my studies. This is exactly what I need to get into gear and start studying properly

[@Aaron-iv8hg]

I agree mostly with this but just on the maintenance thing you said, and the gym and physique example, you shouldn't be looking at others, none of this relative to other people stuff, because you are only competing against yourself. If you believe you have your dream body, then there's nothing wrong with maintaining. Maintaining something you built is just as good as rising from the bottom, they both take focus, determination and commitment to the next level. Honestly I think there is a point where you will be perfectly content and happy with where you are but of course that point will be almost impossible to reach which goes back to Hamza's points.

[@kaushiksamadder5454]

Im just impressed at the fact at how much hamza could speak at length without any cut......shows how he speaks from his internal experience which actually contributes to a good advice. There are always people advising what to do or not....but very few people to actually speak from their own things and actually give advices which work cause they know the path and the hardships that come with it

[@rasheemthebestfirstone3274]

He reads a lot of books too

[@Raiden_Dogen]

This is perfect. Just recently ive been very complacent that i started to skip working out for days

[@leosink9953]

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[@Raiden_Dogen]

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[@vfauni5764]

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[@Raiden_Dogen]

@@vfauni5764 yeah what about it?

[@leosink9953]

@@Raiden_Dogen do we even have to say it bro

[@400_kay]

As soon as November 1st hit, I felt this huge wave of resistance/complacency hit me. I finished the Inktober challenge of making a drawing every day of October, and as soon as the Official Challenge was no longer hanging over me my motivation to not only draw but to workout took a nosedive. I am fully aware of the situation, though (thanks to reading The War of Art), and know that I need to fully apply my discipline and stay consistent. Haven't fallen off of my daily drawing yet, and this month I'm upgrading to painting. Above everything, stay consistent brothers. Even if it's just a 50% workout or a perceived creative failure, it's better than sitting on the couch.

[@ptrbad5585]

Dude you are so accurate Every time I visit this channel I get exactly what I need

[@ninjagaming2752]

Bro hamza I’m fucking grateful to ur movement it’s been 5 months in this journey of mine probably the best 5 months of my life I’ve been gettingSOO much respect from the people around me get complacent frequently but thanks to u I kept on going abandoned those Jeffrey friends of mine gotten better grades and improving everyday significantly Finally THANKS FOR JUST BEING THERE I FUCKING MEAN THAT

[@colinpeiler966]

Thanks bro. I really needed that reminder.

[@dr.greenvil7679]

I f*cking needed this. Thanks Hamza.

[@mdsaahil195]

Hamza looks so chad

[@kristjanprodan5059]

We can see that success leads to complacency. You are an example. Not too extreme, but noticable to those who used to watch in the past.

[@dannyconstantine35]

Wow needed to hear this man. I've been very complacent. I fell back into bad habits. Wasted time. Thanks for the content

[@Geneva41]

you spittin rn, didnt even have to watch the vid. The title alone got me

[@mellstroy_unfazed]

Really relevant title, thanks for the reminder I wanted to skip the boxing session today but imma head to the gym haha🥊

[@matthewrodriguez257]

you plan on competing bruv?

[@mellstroy_unfazed]

@@matthewrodriguez257 yea why not, I started like 4 months ago but I am already 18, so I will have to start competing straight with men instead of first gaining experience amongst the youngsters, which will make things a little bit complicated but yep I am currently training twice per day and will soon go on my first competition

[@mellstroy_unfazed]

you a boxer as well mate?

[@rishabh5125]

not in gym but i can accept i have done this in my career, a lil success and i didn't push myself like how i did at beginning. people don't understand how important it is that someone reminds you of your mistakes people like hamza are a blessing for young men. i have personally changed my life around w his help. he is literally the perfect mentor

[@jordandords1012]

"Success isn't bought, it's rented ... and the rent is due everyday."

[@frituurvet7309]

I like these type of videos , no bs no editing, Just talking

[@thegreycompany352]

I was much of feeling complacent today...and the feeling had been piling up .01% day by day....but literally 3 minutes into the video and my mind is right on track..i feel the same heat and motivation now as it was on the first day.

[@jotarokujoo-rb5id]

something very subtle but trivial for those on self-imporvement to improve more and more. "HAMZA YOU ARE CORRECT"

[@CribbDawg]

Really fucking needed this video bro. One of your most helpful ones i have found

[@tobiasduplock]

I need one of these every month or two. Sometimes I feel like I'm just slowing down too much and not going as hard as I used to. Thankyou Hamza, needed this.

[@Writer7396]

Hamza, it has been 2years on my Self-Improvement journey. You sparked me a flame and I flared it. Thank you for giving me an oppourtinity back then. Now, I have sacrificed so much of what I am that I have gained even more. I fear that I am not strong enough for the future, because of the fear and doubts, I grew. Hamza, you have taught me alot. Now, it's my turn. 1. The Unending barriers of Ego. Every time you have succeeded in surpassing yourself, you ego always grow because we humans naturally compare eachother. The cure is to let your pride or ego get hurt. A reminder saying that your not humble. If you can accept that, you broke through a barrier in your mind. There's always an invisable barrier after it. You just can't see or break it yet. So, keep improving. 2. Desires. 3types of it. Necessery, Luxury and Vein. Necessery is food, water and clothing. If you can enjoy the simplest form of pleasures life can offer, you can be the happiest person ever. Luxury is material desires. Just like necessery desire but harder to satisify and isn't that long term pleasurable. Be grateful for what you have. The thing you have now were the things you only hoped for in the past. Vein desire is a cup with a hole. Fame, Money, Power. You can have more with less. For more Fame, be more generous and kind towards animals. For more Money, be grateful for what you have. For more Power, have control over your reactions, emotions and learn to flow with fear. There's more that meets the eye. This is my gratitude towards your advices and impact on my life, Hamza. Thank you for your time.

[@to_discover_life]

Hey Hamza. Thanks for this video man, I got a lot out of it. I'm currently in college and am what most would describe as very extraverted. I love being around people and socialising in general. I've made a heap of friends...I feel that at this point all i am to people is the 'nice' guy that people like having around to create converstation but when it comes down to it they prefer others. I'm being my genuine self - always warm and friendly. It seems girls don't take notice of me.

[@brx926]

Bro if that's you in your profile picture, and girls don't notice you, damn, they must do but they are not confident enough to tell you bro, you are really good looking, so don't worry brah

[@to_discover_life]

@@brx926 thanks man appreciate the support. That's a random guy of Google. I'd say I'm good looking nothing special though

[@Taskit311]

much love from Mongolia Hamza!!! i needed this a lot thanks

[@idealchamphiten]

Holy fuck thanks for remainder hamza i clearly got complacent in my self improvement, i need to push myself more than ever in my fitness journey i need to focus on my diet more than ever, i need to focus on my purpose more than ever, i need to focus on mental health like never before it's very important from what I've understood

[@limithater]

When I saw the video title, I said, “Time to hear facts that I probably won't like.” Right I was…. It's been 3 weeks if I remember correctly since I got perceptibly complacent. My brain noticed it and was resistant at first, but somewhere along the line… I veered off like so much that I almost feel ashamed. Literally wrote I hate the mental state of current self in the journal yesterday. It was harder to write that because I read somewhere that we are our biggest bullies and I can say that I should've done the bullying a bit better to myself, why? Because if I hadn't gone soft on myself and prevented my complacency by bullying myself... I wouldn't be writing what I am right now. I was at a point in self-improvement that my body literally suffocated if I indulged in instant gratification. How a couple of weeks can screw up so much of the progress, I made. It's safe to say I'm back to square one and although it's heart-wrenching... I learned my lesson. It was a relatively costly price to pay, but I have a lot more to live. My phone got stolen, so I guess it's a green light for me to go monk mode again and this time, for the better. If you read my sob story all the way till here, I thank you and apologize for taking your time. I don't have fellow people on self-improvement in my offline life, and most don't understand it either. So I let it all out here. Pretty sure I'll make it and hope you learn from my mistakes brother.

[@hoseph9557]

Hamza you really changed my life man. I started watching your videos and would always brush them off. But I would always have these thoughts that you were right about everything. I been going to the gym everyday now. I'm getting major results and I have been so happy. Thank you so much man

[@assassinscat9618]

Once again, perfect timing. These videos hit different. I have become complacent in alot of things

[@xenoxorus]

Just recently joined about your Digital Renassance event with Iman and I can't wait to see it on November 14.

[@Si-vb9up]

This is exactly the video I needed. I fucking got complacent lately and I refused to admit it even though I knew it. It's time to get back on track. Thank you Hamza

[@jozef.08]

Its like hamza knows my life

[@konstantinrebrov675]

Yes. Yes, I have. I recognize the problem, and I am striving to become better. I cannot wait to start the work. It is time.

[@-inkoll-867]

The thought of being complacent has been haunting me for the past few weeks. To be honest I'm still doing pretty much all of the good habits and 'being complacent' doesn't mean playing videogames for me, but I haven't been proud of myself as much. You know, I had these holidays that lasted for about 5 months, during which I've been filling all my days with self improvement and I'm really proud of it, in this period I was totally focused on being as productive and present as possible, but a month ago I started going to college, which means I don't have as much time, but the worst part of it is that I wasn't pushing myself as hard as I used to. I had these thoughts of " You did so well, you're just 19, you have time, Hamza was a Jeffrey at your age". I've had so many things I wanted to start doing consistently, like working on the clarity of my speech, but I've been kind of fucking around with it, doing it only when I kind of felt like it, I've fallen off of my usual routine. I've journaled after the video and wanted to share some thoughts with you guys. It's hard to keep making progress. You just kind of feel you were doing better, but you don't want that feeling of discomfort anymore, you just want to pat yourself on the back and say: look what you've done already (even though you haven't made as much as you originally thought). It's not easy to think that you've been lying to yourself, but it is part of self-improvement. Keep pushin brahs, we're all gonna make it.

[@ah4d47]

Yeah i definitely understand what you are going through. For me it’s like i have a month where my diet is on point. And i am consistent in the gym. But the next month i start losing drive and I’m back where i started. I have stayed consistent for 4 months now but i can feel the next wave of laziness coming back.

[@Quintren]

Bro, you are so accurate right now.. u are always accurate! Keep the good work up!

[@Dan-yp1ol]

This brings me back to memory a survey done with early weight lifters: basically they understimate their rep max, thinking only could do "x" BUT in reality could do "x + 10, 15...." Same aplies to other areas - doing 10min meditation a day? start doing 20min, why not? You limit social media to 1h per day? Why not 30min per day? You do not know what you are really capable of Got get the extra reps boys

[@ChicaneMedia]

I totally get this and to be fair the more you improve the less you have to work on in terms of a specific skill. I feel that instead of trying to not be complacent you should actively do more different things and experience more of the world

[@GAMING101LIVE]

Thank you Hamza I really needed to hear this right now 🙏

[@gregd69]

This idea that hamza just laid out has been in the back of my mind but I never really aknowledged it. It's so true. Recently over the past couple months I was smoking weed nearly everyday and my cope was that it was making me more productive when in reality I think I was just doing more stuff on purpose so that I had the excuse to smoke. And the truth is that when you work hard for long enough and reach a level of success and then stop trying to work harder or even work less, you don't feel as happy or satisfied even though you'd think you would be, which is because you've gottento the point where working hard is genuinely enjoyable, and so if you aren't working had you don't feel as good as if you only worked this like '4 hour work week'. Also i genuinely entered a flow state watching this which is extremely rare for be mainly because of past overstimulation with stuff like tiktok. Thank you hamza.

[@sanjisevocia7160]

Reminds me of Goggins - "If you aren't afraid of not reaching your goals, then its too small"

[@ariahemin1000]

Bro is so true. I am not pushing man.

[@gabrielcella9657]

Thanks Hamza, this is exactly what I needed.

[@odsneak]

The right time to hear this

[@tyoza1392]

this was perfect timing, I needed this

[@JoeOliech]

Perfect video for the situation I’m in, thank you for the reminder ❤️

[@yooshi5125]

Jeez, i was literally just thinking to myself if i am slowing down on self improvement and this just came out at the perfect time, thank you.

[@yannickron]

Perfect timing. I got lazy the last few weeks. Excited for your talk on Imans Digital Renaissance! ❤️‍🔥

[@TheStygianLight]

Mans out here doing God's work with all this help for our fellow men. Massive respect.

[@slyfurz]

Definitely noticed this, I felt on top the world at the start of the year and put less effort into what made me feel good and that put me back into a place where i have to build life back to where it was best

[@YB-2332n]

I don’t know how to start self improvement, there’s so much.

[@official.option]

When I was 13 I stumbled upon my first Hamza Video… Im 14 and finally am perusing my passion music and have gained 10k on tiktok and grew my platforms, I started to go complacent but now foot back on the gas road to 20k

[@magnetsec]

Needed to hear this. Thank you naked Hamza.

[@alihumayun8497]

Thank you for the invaluable content as always Hamza. Love you brother. God bless you and your ammi.

[@krisumusic]

As a full-time musician who had decent success with ups and downs since 2015 . I think about this a lot and I get a bit upset with myself if I go weeks without feeling "motivated". I know it's a mental thing mostly, because I always have inspiration and ideas are flourishing. I have been working out in the gym as well for 3 years and at least there I feel like I've been steadily evolving. But my "business" is at a halt and I want to keep pushing. Just being aware, with videos like these are a great way of reminding, of finding purpose and focus. Stay HUNGRY for progress, being "fed" and complacent is the enemy to progress.

[@razvan_anton06]

Thank you. This video is exactly what I needed since I was experiencing this week the exact same thing. I found myself not finishing my to do list almost on a daily basis

[@nelsongitta5873]

"you've been walking out of the gym with no pain Haven't you" got me bruh💀

[@nico.x06]

Hamza I think it's great that you've found for yourself that working that much actually makes you happier but I hope that you still do the crucial habits. You better be meditating for at least 20 minutes a day, still go to the gym and make fantastic progress there, journal on your thoughts and what you're grateful for, read and absorb the wisdom of the greats. I hope that you still keep up these habit for yourself because I believe that it's very benificial.

[@thelasticecream8586]

Damn, Hamza‘s videos are always on point… Perfect timing on every vid👍

[@wahabbiiiGGG]

Stay hungry and don’t rely on motivation it comes and goes discipline is key

[@combatxhoop7069]

this is my right now bro, I just feel satisfied to the point where I'm not pushing myself to my 100% or more effort.

[@arjunsalhuria2569]

Thanks Hamza.. I got complacent today that it's been over a week since I last played video games so I thought to download one and have some time .. Thanks man

[@samirseyidli5592]

There have been times in the gym - just out of curiosity I increased weight. Then I realized that I wasn`t pushing hard. There is a line between complacency and not being able to realize that you can do more. That`s why having people around who are ahead of you is important. They will sometimes push you whether it is gym or biz. In those moments you realize that you weren`t pushing hard. Very good reminder Hamza. "We need to be reminded more than we need to be taught".

[@frostytipsasmr]

self awareness is key, another banger video!

[@ConquerYourReality1]

I needed this video, thanks for reality checking me Hamza.

[@room4improvement]

7:13 when you are alone in the gym and going for higher bench press kilos, it hits different, you have to hit the reps and survive, after you do it, you'll feel like the strongest 😤

[@ljp206]

I agree, I haven't been working as hard as I possibly can and I know this I keep making excuses and I can't hold this high level of focus

[@studentoflife8532]

I got into self improvement at the beginning of this year and I've gotten way better than I started. It got into my head and blinded me. When I got weak and events that test me come up I became the biggest loser in my mind. The worst part is that the humility wasn't enough to wake me up. A few weeks ago a thought came to my head and I only recently realised that I got civilized and weak. A month ago I was questioning my choices and maybe got a little depressed cuz in my mind I was thinking about how my whole life sucked and I still sucked after all the efforts to change. For some reason I just thought that I needed to backtrack and I found the answer. I had lost the mentality that I need to face challenges head on and this was one of them. I grew a lot afterwards.

[@redcloud4741]

Thanks for the reminder

[@FlynnReddy]

Thank you I didn't realize I was complacent. I somehow deluded myself to think I was still giving it my all when I was doing basically nothing

[@bpo321]

Definitely a tough to swallow reminder. As a commercial fisherman, there are many people in my line of work that just get by, which used to be me, and then there are guys who make millions. Self improvement has helped me to make massive progress in my career and right now would be a good spot to get complacent, but there’s still many guys ahead of me and much progress to make. Great video as always 🙏

[@AbdoulayeYT]

The slight edge. The way I framed it is I'm going to do good habits until I die. There's no end point or stop point. I will workout for the rest of my life. I will meditate and read and learn for the rest of my life. There is no "stop" People stop when they get a good body, people stop when they get the career they want. People stop when they feel a benifit in their mental health. Ive gotten somewhat conplacent, I'm less disciplined than i was before, but i have the mindset ill never stop. Even in summer break, i don't stop.

[@spifuntastic621]

I agree a lot about the point where you said you work because you don't want to be complacent. I can relate with that so much. Lot of people say don't work 10-12 hours a day but honestly that's what makes me happy and in ways it's good for me. I still have 3-5 hours to rest counting 9 hours of sleep which is still pretty nice.

[@quelitas]

I needed that video. Thank you brother, helpful as always!

[@blackburn7901]

God this was so important to hear