How Miyamoto Musashi Got Crazy Disciplined

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About Section:
In this video, we will look at what are the main lessons from Miyamoto Musashi that we got from his teachings "The Book of Five Rings, Dokkodo, and other stories on how his discipline was unmatched. And also how we can as well achieve this discipline for ourselves.
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[@erictralala]

1:10 1. Mastery of the basics. 4:11 2. Embrace solitude for self improvement. 6:11 3. Consistency and training. 7:40 4. Strategic thinking and planning. 9:14 5. Focus and limiting distractions.

[@mohammadsahil3256]

One of the best channel for improvement

[@SabiTsunami]

Facts!!

[@Hash01011]

Don't agree for the first part, if you are truly passionate to grow as an individual you will leave no stone unturned. The example of a buddy skipping gym shows the lack of core why.

[@EvolvedLifeForm69]

ABSOLUTELY INSANE, I HAD NEVER WATCHED THE MOVIE LIMITLESS, THEN AFTER WATCHING THIS VIDEO I SAID I’M FINALLY WATCHING IT, LITTLE DID I KNOW THE SCENE IN THIS VIDEO IS FROM THAT MOVIE AND THEN AFTER I SAW THE SCENE I WENT BACK TO THIS VIDEO AND SAW THE SCENE IN IT 🤯

[@Akagami753]

Thank you so so so much. I really needed it. If possible can you please add timestamps?

[@savionleitao1060]

You can tell the script is human written, it has that drawings and motivation in it

[@statueofwisdom]

Thank you, I write everything myself

[@SteezyASmith]

Appreciate you for dropping this brother!! Always dropping 💎‘s

[@soulhealingquotes]

Great content ❤❤❤

[@divfarr6034]

I just completed reading vagabond manga. Musashi is true goat!

[@NYBronx521]

Love these but you always make videos on the same person. Can we learn about other people please 🙏🏾

[@gauravr1796]

Very nice brief of the lessons

[@barcodekilla1138]

I needed this, thanks

[@swapnilbhasi]

Disagree with the office point.. The productivity is much higher at home than at office.

[@klw3786]

That is true...the facts are the employers don't trust their employees to be productive at home because they can't see them but that is a trust issue not a fact. This is a fact here>>>Already before COVID, we had peer-reviewed research demonstrating that remote work improved productivity. A NASDAQ-listed company randomly assigned call center employees to work from home or the office for 9 months. Work from home resulted in a 13% performance increase, due to a combination of fewer sick days, and a quieter and more convenient work environment. Those working from home had improved work satisfaction and a 50% lower attrition rate. A more recent study with random assignment of programmers, marketing, and finance staff found that hybrid work, similarly to remote work, reduces attrition by 35% and resulted in 8% more code written.

[@kenfresno1711]

Strongly disagree

[@MrYoungzay]

For you maybe, not everyone It’s hard for some to be productive at home, I’ll usually leave home and go to a cafe to work on business cause at home it’s easy af to procrastinate or find a bunch of other shit to do

[@ousmand742]

who writes this stuff lol.. Sounds like it was written by 22 year old that spent way too much time on his phone and then suddenly discovered youtube lol.