How to Become Batman: Bruce Wayne's Success Principles

[@cameronmiller6240]

You had me at batman.

[@abhinandanbhagat7280]

he had me at "to"

[@cadxt9444]

he had me at “how”

[@mikedok1]

LOL!! He DID have me at Batman!!

[@nerdybirdy1776]

Lego Batman reference?

[@skitz-oh]

He had me at "how to become batman"

[@SIX622]

A wise man once said: ‘To begin is easy...to persist is an art.’ This is true in my experience.

[@ezekiel4481]

very true

[@JamesSmith-jf1hz]

A dream is free, the effort required to keep that dream alive is what will cost you.

[@zacharymaneja1207]

To begin is hard enough haha

[@gautam02x]

accha

[@itanof9460]

I agree

[@GE0attack]

Training is nothing But the will is everything The will of act. - Ra's al ghul

[@purplegh0st311]

Will "to" act

[@TheKingOfCurses98]

Indeed one of the most powerful quotes ever in human history

[@disharana2]

Such a strong quote

[@hhfbko]

What does that mean?

[@ghostwriter5795]

@@hhfbko You can train and study all you want but if you don’t have the courage (the will that is) to act upon it in the real world, then everything you work for is for nothing.

[@JoseDiazOropeza]

How to Become Batman: 1) Create an ideal for yourself and determine what your core values are. 2) Mental training: meditation, cold showers, deep study. 3) Physical training: no alcohol, a healthy diet, varied exercise. 4) Actions over intentions. What you do is the truth of who you really are. 5) Raise from failure. It's not over, pick yourself up.

[@Shmyrk]

Wow. #4. Holy shit that’s good.

[@vijayalagu327]

but bruce likes drinking alcohol

[@nikkoXmercado]

@@vijayalagu327 Nope.

[@aml-zq5mc]

Why do we fall Bruce? So we can learn to pick ourselves up

[@dragonfirefunctionalfitnes7925]

Awesome list. For more powerful results, I would add a few this to this. To "mental training" add education and a mentor/guide. To "physical training", I would add drugs and smoking to the things to avoid.

[@titlespree]

*Principle no. 1 (in my opinion): Keep it private!*

[@titlespree]

@@VandeAkhandaBharatam At the very least, work on your goals in silence. I would like to share a quote here, which explains best of what I mean't. "Travel and tell no one, live a true love story and tell no one, live happily and tell no one, people ruin beautiful things." - Khalil Gibran

[@zyphi3r822]

what about sharing what you learn and trying to inspire others to do the same? like what Nikhil is doing I'm a private person but I like to tell my friends about the journey that I'm in hoping that they will give it a try and see the benefits first hand.

[@extraterrestrialhorse9722]

@@zyphi3r822 you do that after

[@winnifred6768]

yes i learned the hard way, i told my friends my goals and they laughed at me because my goals are "unlike me" generally, people see me as not hardworking cause i dont do well in school even my own family members, but i think its because my core values lie outside of school, like for example (even if its not a good one) me and my friends did a competition to see who would last longest without nutting and i won, and im still going, my streak is a bit over a month as i type this, i was only able to achieve this cause self development lies within my core values and is necessary for me to achieve my end goals.

[@muqsit81]

So true 🥺

[@svetlinsofiev6729]

Batman is an insane self improvement inspiration

[@brucewayne1332]

Why insane?

[@svetlinsofiev6729]

@@brucewayne1332 because of ur nan

[@brucewayne1332]

@@svetlinsofiev6729 ?

[@DeepakTheDevastator]

You are a savior Nikhil ...I am going through a break up right now..I started nofap 3 weeks ago.. relapsed on Sunday ......I watch your transmutation videos every time I get the urge...you are doing a great job...thanks.....great video...

[@CaptainSinbad]

sorry to hear that man, stay strong

[@LegsON]

For the best NOFAP guidance go to Vegan Aesthetics channel. And don't let the title misguide you, channel isn't about veganism at all.

[@raven4140]

@@LegsON Although veganism is awesome. vegan, strength training, noFap, drug free, deep study

[@iamwaveofwaves]

I've always wanted to be batman thanks brother. I'm on day 115, exponential growth is the goal!

[@CaptainSinbad]

awesome man!

[@GE0attack]

You either die a hero or live long enough to be Villain.

[@lrevino92]

There is a scene from the "dark knight rises" that catched my sight, where Ra's al Gul's daughter looked for Bruce Wayne in his manor and ended up sleeping with him. Right after that, Batman looks for Bane in the sewers. They brawl for a few minutes (Bane was just messing around), Bruce loses badly, and with a severly injured back, and I've always wandered, was that a plan to weaken the batman, by draining his semen? An amazing coincidence. Maybe Nolan knows stuff, and that was a reference to sex transmutation, idk there must be something, also he's such a great filmaker.

[@CaptainSinbad]

Jesús Treviño a very interesting idea

[@erikleith4670]

Jesús Treviño nigga what?

[@elmoradordelrefugio8910]

Nah, Batsy was a old guy and he hadn't trained for 8 years, obviously he lost his strength and agility furthermore he had a lot of injuries in his body, his fight with Bane was his first fight in years, so there's the explanation

[@adwaithbabu8783]

👏👏may be Nolan would thank you.

[@varunjoshi4410]

Astute observation!

[@levihudson9282]

It's not who you are underneath; It's what you do that defines you.

[@ZacharyLaid]

My childhood friend wanted to become Batman so he put on a black cape, jumped off his roof and broke his leg lol

[@Carl.Henriksson]

Well I mean, that's one way to do it.

[@Denis-mg1wj]

Batman can't fly though :)

[@1997Milan]

One of the best quotes of Batman I find is from "I am Bane".. He says to Bane, " You know how many times I've heard that? Rest in peace, Batman! There's no escape, Batman!, Time to die, Batman! Every night. Over, and over, and over. For so many years. "This is the end, Batman!" Every damn night...... And yet...I'm still here....

[@cyrilstephen5646]

Because I'm Batman!!!

[@thehoneyfinch115]

As a batman fan.. I needed it!

[@vigneshsankaran2638]

6.Use your darkness to move further in life. 🖤🔥

[@1997Milan]

What the hell! Just was thinking about Batman and your video pops..Liking before watching..

[@alchemygains8637]

Thomas Wayne : And why do we fall, Bruce? So we can learn to pick ourselves up. so powerful in the movie...great video bro

[@TheJRZAble]

The biggest thing is that Bruce Wayne dedicates his life to helping others, and when you live like the universe has your back and you're unstoppable.

[@sertisurj]

65 days, couldn't have done it without you captain, feel that people respect me alot more than before, my body is the best shape in a long time, still I feel as though I have a lot more to give!

[@GRJism]

Bro you are like an elder brother to me! I wish good luck to you.

[@makekennbad8]

Subscribing to This Channel Was a True Gift, You Bring Great Value. Thank You!

[@CaptainSinbad]

thank you

[@SnowStorm4994]

This video was so inspiring. It’s just a movie but there is so much to be learnt from it. The part about determining your values and living by them really spoke to me

[@Swordaholic]

Killing it man. You’re killing it.

[@adityasurve8106]

I am a beloved fan of "DC Comics" fiction superhero Batman". Bruce Wayne turns into The Dark Knight by tragedy. Bruce Wayne inspired me, he teaches us How to do positive use of grief and fight against an adverse situation. Bruce Wayne teaches us to fight for justice and help needy people by being Batman. Bruce Wayne as the Batman, Only one as an inspiring and realistic superhero all the time. Thanks to DC Comics and Bob Kane and Bill Finger to gave birth to such as superhero as Batman. Special thanks to Christopher Nolan to make such a superhero film series such as "The Dark Knight Trilogy". Bruce Wayne every time inspired me by being Batman. I'm a beloved fan of Batman, I ❤️ this Inspiring video.

[@Fatima_316]

*Wow.* An exceptional video. This one really inspired me. *Thank you.*

[@CaptainSinbad]

Thank you Fatima

[@imrahill7]

"Habits and behaviours never lie" simply amazing.

[@ellislyon4804]

I love this honestly!! Your my favorite philosophy/self progression youtuber , after just watching about 6 videos of yours I'm very enthusiastic now in my life!

[@gillian32]

At 5 a.m. every day, Batman makes his bed, takes a cold shower and journals for 30 minutes. 💪

[@hindenburg1596]

No, he beats criminals to pulps around that time

[@drews6770]

Cap, of all the self-improvement videos I've ever seen, I feel this one applies most directly to my life, thanks man!

[@air9269]

I watch your channel everyday and I must confess that you have made a profound change in my life. Sadhguru, Robin Sharma and you are my biggest hero's or rather life coaches. I know you have career aspirations to be an actor but I feel that your vibrations are similar to that of motivational speakers alongside Dwyer, Dandapani, Tracey or Chopra. You are destined to touch the lives of millions brother. If you ever travel to Australia, please let me know in advance. I would like to buy you a meal as a token of appreciation. Many thanks Nikhil.

[@CaptainSinbad]

that's very high praise man. Thank you very much. I'm a big fan of Dandapani and Robin Sharma

[@damianc3501]

One of the most motivating video for me that I've seen so far on youtube. Batman even though is fictional character was always role model for me, the picture of perfect man. I know it's impossible to become as skillful as he is but if I ever manage to reach just part of he's potential I'll be proud of myself. Thank you for helping me out in that!

[@zenmaster9223]

What a quality content ! Keep up the great work 👍 love & respect from Mumbai

[@rjkaizen282]

Captain Sinbad... I am huge fan of Batman and his ideology.. Super thumbs up

[@sushant.280]

Its cool bro . Keep making such videos. These characters can teach us very good things. 👍👌👌

[@NightHoundd11]

Watched Batman Begins at least 5 times and im still hyped when i hear about it.

[@tuatara80]

Learned a lot from this. I admire Captain Sinbad's ability to distill practical useful information from almost everything.

[@wcc1212]

Great vid. Loved that excerpt from The Compound Effect. Your habits reveal the real you.

[@dr.e.r.blomgren]

Wow, this is an amazing video! Full of wisdom and direction. Thanks!

[@julienhartwich1096]

I was laughing when I identified one or two of my own personal values in your listing. Of course in different wording. Great content. You're an intellectual goldmine right here. Thanks for making this video! Have a nice day if you read this

[@joelklassen8240]

Great video! I saw the first movie back when it came out in 2005 at friends house for his birthday when I was like 9 years old, never liked Batman at all as I was a die hard Spiderman fan. Saw both Dark Knight movies when they came out and was more interested in the cinematography at the time, but I just recently watched the whole trilogy again and it completely changed the way I viewed all the movies. I have become fascinated with the Bruce Wayne/Batman persona and quickly picked up on some of the true meaning and messages that the movies give off. I started to look at how I could take some of his values, morals, and habits and institute them into my life and that's how I stumbled upon this video. What you explain is exactly the information I interpreted and what I wanted to dive deeper into. Obviously he is a fake comic book character but the idea behind the Bruce Wayne/Batman character is something that we can learn from and try to embody. I appreciate the time and research you took to create this video and the motivation it has brought me.

[@УставшийСтудент-о3щ]

He followed the rules of ‘No Coom’ society. Truly inspirational

[@tesla1729]

This video is something...👑🦇 appreciate your efforts..

[@БогданФилюшин]

Extracting wisdom from fiction is amazing, I've started doing it recently

[@sugusperez6288]

My advice. No matter what. Always pick urself up. Keep up fighting

[@VictorFinnigan]

Very GOOD!

[@iamyonni]

Awesome video just got recommended during my workout session.

[@disharana2]

So true!! Batman really creates the base of being a better version of yourself by keeping track of not getting carried away of what you are capable of doing, staying humble & showcasing yourself by your actions. The way Bruce Wayne is the billoniare guy, simply resonated with me that we must keep that version of ourselves to the rest of the world and The Batman to people close -example Alfred, because that version of you (The Batman) that you worked hard to become is simply too expensive to be shown to the people. At least what I think of it.

[@xerxesmontes9828]

I failed my removals exam for Biochemistry. I thought it was a setback. A reminder that im not getting better. But thanks to you, I have re-imagined my situation as a place where I can 'pick myself up, whenever I fall'. Really inspiring stuff.

[@Lahiru813]

Thanks for your content. This channel will improve greatly and impact many lives.

[@shwetasingh7039]

Amazing content.. as always Sindbad Nikhil .. 👏 👏

[@rakbhogal3293]

Another great video, Brother. Keep up the good work.

[@bean7503]

Relapsed yesterday, going to keep pushing

[@loladobler3237]

Absolutely loved this vid! *runs to rewatch all batman movies* thank u hope to see more! 🙏🏼

[@neelparmar1192]

Amazing Video Nikhil Love YOur Videos

[@LordLacerda]

Amazing video man! I love thoses kinds of Ideals, thanks again! greatness is coming!

[@alien-x0815]

so happy to find this dude on KZbin

[@ridge6432]

The compelling aspects of these stories have an eternal connection, especially in men with the desire to transcend their current limitations and become their ideal.

[@uncommonescapes399]

Just when I was hitting flatline (exactly 2 weeks into the changes in lifestyle), I was lazy even to search the ol Captain's videos, he pops up in my recommendations! Om Shanti!

[@MisterSinister47]

I've watched a lot of videos and I think I've loved this one the most. Thanks bro!!

[@Molego2011]

Dude ... this video hit home.. amazing king !!! 🤴🏽

[@wizdum4247]

This reminds me of a section in Atomic Habits on behavior change. It's not about changing the outcomes, it's about changing one's identity. Once one defines those foundational pillars of truth, the system will run more efficiently because there won't be any cognitive dissonance of one's healthy actions contradicting one's unhealthy values. My main issue is that while creating new pillars of truth might be easy enough if they align with already existing values, but destroying some of your most ancient, defining values is like cutting off ties with your closest childhood friend who has always been there to comfort you. In my case at least, my identity has been cultivated around getting short term rewards and delving into that sin of gluttony and I don't mean just food. Before the sin of lust really just became a problem, there is just the action of doing something that makes you feel good. Consuming youtube videos, looking through instagram feed, scrolling for hours on tiktok, upvoting some random post you won't remember in a few seconds on reddit, looking through twitter but then getting bored so you go back to youtube, and the whole process just restarts again. I don't think there is any backtracking in terms of constructing one's identity. Once you learn and strengthen a habit, I don't think you can unlearn it; you can only strengthen a habit in order to weaken an already established one. You don't just unlearn being an alcoholic, you learn how to overcome the urges of being an alcoholic. In my case, I'm creating a foundation where I don't consume all this mindless stimulation as an escape from the uncomfortable truth of my own inadequacy as a human-being. My last major action was deleting all of my social medias in order to leave behind all of the environments that cultivated this old system of values. My next major action is getting off all forms of digital entertainment: streaming services, KZbin, and porn. These are the cues that lead to my faults as a person that I don't want to be, yet this next step is the one I've always gotten to, but never been able to get passed. That's why I have to eliminate the largest cue that I've been fucking avoiding for the longest time now: the very laptop I am typing this comment on. Of course, most of these actions aren't permanent. I will look into consuming this other shit in moderation when the time comes, but right now, that's not what I need. With this laptop, even after building up myself from the lowest I've ever been, there was always the chance that I would turn off all the firewalls that were protecting me from falling into a downward spiral and despite the fact that I built these firewalls to be even more indestructable than the last time, I would fall again and again. To get rid of my laptop is not happening, so I'm locking it in a safe my parents aren't using, storing the safe in a hard to reach place, and stashing the key in a place out of sight. After that, I can really start a lasting NoFap streak and make it so the urge to mindlessly scroll the internet will dwindle away. Going back to weakening bad habits, my replacements for these unhealthy habits are studying for academics; reading and music for leisure; and running, stretching, and sleeping for fitness. I've been getting back into running and reading recently, and because of this I've felt better and better every day. Anyway, I don't think I am going to come anywhere close to someone as inspirational Batman, but I'm taking more steps to get to that goal.

[@tanhoang5432]

this is good, mom...i'm subscribing this guy.

[@armandogarcia1024]

What a quality video brother! Suuuuuuper inspired!!!!!

[@Bloodzee]

That was an amazing overview of the life lessons learnt from my favorite trilogy of all times.

[@LinksZwo1]

Another fantastic video! Love your content man!

[@everythingresearchgabriel2289]

Thanks for the video. Appreciate it ⚡️🦇

[@Clegane90]

Dude thank you for this great great information and video!! I was actually thinking about how to become batman 2016 and then I found this video!

[@nightsky199]

Awesome man. As a film critic and movie buff...I appreciate the use of films to convey lessons for life. The dark knight trilogy is a bold, masterful series that all these other Marvel movies can’t even hold a flame too (and I dislike most marvel/super hero movies) lol

[@bodhi9464]

Great video mate. I’m doing some of what it takes (as described); but there is always room to improve and get better. I know my diet is close but not completely on point. Greatness is coming ~ YES. 💪🏽😎🇦🇺 🦇

[@CamdenMcInnis]

Damn... You really stepped this channel up.

[@abhishekthakur-xp4eg]

Really appreciate your work Nikhil. Your content is becoming great day by day. Keep it up. cheers

[@sa7hia]

Bro, you're a godsent. Keep being yourself!!!!

[@han__cholo]

Those values are great man. Love how you put yourself out there. You always make me think deep. thanks.

[@saif.alh7435]

best video ever!!!!

[@TheVikasas]

Wowww Nikhil!!! I am sooo inspired by this video of yours. I was thinking of watching Batman Begins tonight. Just then your video popped up. I hope you have a daily routine and checking all your routines as well. You inspired me to get into acting. Workshops are going on. 1 month into my course I will be going for auditions. A lot of competition dude. I dont know what to do. And my interviews are not going well.A dip in recruitment over here in India. Sooo I dont know what to do dude. The 2 things that are keeping me in the race are Martial Arts(Muay Thai),rock climbing, diet and meditation. Please help me out dude.

[@Eggsecuter]

Thanks for this man. Batman has become my fav hero recently. I also appreciate you sharing your ideals and even saying it’s embarrassing. It shows, at least for me, that you have the confidence to show us what makes you, you. I think those ideals are awesome, and I believe finding role models in superheroes, video game characters or anime characters is a fun way to progress as people. Currently building my character, just came from a morning run. All love

[@rathoddhairya]

Man..your content is gold!🔥🙌

[@alexanderparada8290]

This is what I want to be in the next few years when I get to assertive even more. The more I decide to get the honor of my own path and focus on my courage. It would help me how get to become cold and ruthless. I want to get an attitude like that one day and it's going to get extremely important for me to have that experience.

[@zacharymaneja1207]

I'm so glad I found someone else who does the same as me. I get inspiration from movies shows and stories. I learned a lot from Michael Weston in Burn notice. I feel so assured that I'm not alone. You earned a sub

[@PurposeOfPete]

It's been 2-3 years since I watched this video. I've applied a good amount of these concepts to my life and it's been very beneficial. Still more to work towards. (I'm literally Batman)

[@SonuSingh-wt2ut]

Really needed it as Im going through job change and divorce.

[@sakshamrao6581]

I wish this video had at least a million views

[@AngelPerez-gj6bb]

anyone here after watching the batman movie

[@purplegh0st311]

I loved this video. Make it a series where you can teach us to drive Inspiration from famous fictional characters.

[@purplegh0st311]

Hate to get nerdy on you Captain, but that pit that batman climed out of was not the Lazurus pit.

[@CaptainSinbad]

@@purplegh0st311 No?

[@purplegh0st311]

@@CaptainSinbad Lazurus pit is what Ra's al Ghul used to reverse the effects of aging and tissue damage. This video is still an 11/10 despite this fraction of a nano cell of an error lol

[@anthonyc70]

You have to remember who creates, writes, directs and draws them....educated adults..not kids. They create them for themselves. By the way..ever hear about Doc Savage. The man of bronze. Raised by scientists and intellectuals. Experts from anything to chemistry..to fitness..to romance..

[@CaptainSinbad]

I have not heard of Doc Savage, but I think I read an article that said that Dwayne Johnson would play him in a movie

[@anthonyc70]

@@CaptainSinbad When The first issues of Superman came out in the early part of the 1930s.. Doc Savage was an Ethnic born child. I'm not sure..I Believe he was an orphan. Here come some scientists /scholars... A team to raise him. His Character is magnanimous. He has all the advantages..of travel, education, exploration...adventure. He is mentored constantly. The epic of course focused on his physical traits. I believe he was skilled in fighting arts, boxing, fencing, gymnastics. A true adventurer . There was a movie made in the 1970s. As Well.

[@carolineshorb883]

Really great video! I'm truly inspired.

[@herakles6901]

Loved this video. Feel even more inspired by the dark knight

[@Laid2Sleep]

Thank you, Nikhil.

[@urianbuenconsejo1679]

Your videos are really helpful for me. -a fan from the Philippines

[@phamxuantay8809]

I'm watching your video every day since I found your channel !

[@paulJkiely]

Loved the message .. it has inspired me. Thanks!

[@piercefiction]

This was great man.

[@redpilled9595]

Bro you have great channel. Keep up the great content. One of my favorite channels. Greetings from South Africa.

[@nithinps7082]

Amazing job nikhil..Thanks ...Good content

[@leighfiorentino410]

I love this video. I didn't read the Batman comics but I absolutely loved the film Batman Begins. I've watched it so many times because of the life lessons. I felt the same way about Superman, Man of Steel, his troubled youth, feeling like an outsider, the psychological impact of an incredible gift. For me it was almost like the story of Jesus. I know I sound crazy but if you really pay attention to the film it is very emotionally moving.

[@vaibhavalhat7891]

Hey Nikhil... It's an awesome video Fan from India I am really incorporating all ua habits in my life . I am a fan of movie 300 or the Spartan people ... Pls make a video on this topic would love to know more about Spartan habits and mentality... Thanks .. lu bro. .n good luck.. Keep up the good work

[@cosmok783]

I love this video amazing and from failure always have to get back up and try again!

[@chrislampkin7896]

Bruce Batman Wayne is said by some psychologists have said to be the inclination to Post Traumatic Growth tendencies. Losing his parents was most traumatic,many kids would have curled up into a vegetative state or worse acted out violently and persisted on that path. Even though he internalized the loss of his parents Bruce started to grow and deliberately,I thought this another important determination. There are two forms of therapy one opposite to emotion monologue or dialogue multilogue and opposite to emotion Action. The latter is what compelled me to do my first total of 1000 pushups in one day at 43 years old.and over 1700 pushups in jail! I'm hoping remembering those times and mindsets will find me leaner better self ,and soon!

[@petscorner.official]

For me you are my best youtuber

[@yrk1995]

Love your videos bro, Im very happy a fellow Indian is making such good quality helpful videos, keep it up.