How To Reinvent Yourself In 5 Years

[@awarriorphilosophy]

I’m glad I live in a time where Danaher is a Jiu Jitsu coach and not a warlord commander Get my free Reading List of 10 life-changing books about warriors + fight philosophy here: warriorphilosophy.gumroad.com/l/Top10Books

[@Universalwisdomknowledge]

Self-assurance is a vital and healthy trait. But since these are external influences, egotism and hubris can quickly replace it. Being a strong athlete or having large muscles is not the only way to have healthy self-confidence; other factors include versatility, the capacity to give and receive, and contentment with what you have.

[@Globiworld2000]

None of warlords is immune to lead given by other anonymous warlords or sometime even friends. No matter how skilful they are in bjj.

[@castronator-mu3ye]

What a video brother. Congrats and thank you.

[@CoachSteveJandS]

I believe it is Aristotle who said "excellence is not a singular action, but a habit developed over time."

[@awarriorphilosophy]

That’s a fantastic quote

[@leaflord5462]

It was actually William Durant who said it, but he did base it on Aristotles ideas on virtue.

[@ChristopherRenner-c7q]

Danaher is Brilliant one of the best teachers/Coaches today no question

[@think7741]

Watching the latest warrior philosophy vid is my new saturday morning routine

[@cosmicbricks3339]

Same

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you for being here brother

[@pranakhan]

It is a relevant point that there are two paths explained here; The idea that, on one path, to become world class at something you would need to hone in with laser-like precision. Ignoring or removing those elements of your life that are not in alignment with your singular goal. This singular mastery can open up understanding of all things through its example. Or the other path; you seek to become a generalist, comfortable with many disciplines that further the goal of trying to live an interesting or fulfilling life. These many disciplines have an underlying theme, a foundational connection. This connection mirrors the connectedness of all things. The only essential element to both is action, and the removal of its impediments.

[@awarriorphilosophy]

That is a great insight brother. A lot can depend on what your end goal is as well.

[@Hanya_Shuten]

Omg this is true because I did this unintentionally! And I started in October of 2019. I was wondering this month as I evaluated myself why it took exactly 5yrs to the date! Very powerful, glad I came across this!!

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Good job my friend

[@ChristopherRenner-c7q]

This is super cool great job im definitely a fan

[@mdp_-vn4bo]

I always remember this rule about reinventing myself in 5 years. It’s taught me not to waste days, compound interest, and really being conscious about development

[@vascoambrosio7798]

11:17 great interview, it was this interview that made me listen more of John's way of thinking. His wisdom was really highlighted in this great interview. You should let the interview go on until his answer.

[@derbruderweitz]

the examples you always provide or such a treat! Keep up the good work brother, it’s appreciated

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Big examples guy

[@jfox8888]

Another book to read, for learning and to apply to everything, is Get Better at Anything by Scott H Young. There are a few books that i might missed, but what the video and the other comment on Bruce thornwood, has intersecting points …. Copy, learning break it down, allow focused time and goals slowly And the confidence , is from learning how to avoid failures after going through them. If you got that one hit win in mma, or the one big deal… but no idea how and why, it’s pure luck ….

[@JohnnyDrinks]

Great video man

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thanks for the high praise brother

[@joshuac5656]

this was amazing, thank you for making this

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you for watching brother

[@RodJames-yh1jy]

Thanks Ben! Your channel is awesome. Lesson 6 is a great one. People like Cameron Hayes are so inspiring where they just live each day to the fullest. You may already have it in the pipeline but Miyamoto Musashi the great Japanese strategist and swordsman would be a great case study. Have a great weekend 😀

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you brother, I will take a note

[@Alex-pn8hl]

Totally agree about the idea of baby steps. Whatever the goal is, start small and keep doing until you get bored of that step. Naturally you’ll want to challenge yourself more and move on to the next level. But keep taking small steps to always still feel comfortable in order to not get discouraged. At the end of the day, it’s about enjoying the process and having fun! It’s not about becoming something. It’s about discovering yourself and being bored and experimenting. All this reinvention happens naturally through boredom and curiosity.

[@awarriorphilosophy]

I like that

[@duartelucas5746]

Brilliant. To be confident is to know that you have the ability to do something. Who knew…

[@blondequijote]

Just change the voice in your head out with the voice of that guy in all the truck commercials talking about how you're already that awesome guy and deserve to drive that truck down the road. Kinda joking but crazy enough to work

[@duartelucas5746]

@@blondequijote 😂

[@Bmc_Persistence_Fitness]

Well done that is a great video keep up the good work!

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Glad you enjoyed the video brother

[@Lopez10893]

Great video !!!

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you brother

[@g_5083]

“Knows everything about everything”. “Gordon what do you think about wifi?” 😂 love danaher

[@awarriorphilosophy]

So underrated and funny

[@10mabbas]

This is a fantastic channel, keep up the great work!

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you for the motivation brother

[@felipemachado963]

not only is the content that you provide amazing but also the format in which is present is incredible, from the way you talk to the pace of the video. keep it up man!! (btw, pls make a video on Jiri Prochazka)

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you brother, this is great feedback

[@cn0528]

Quality content, great structure, perfectly edited and a soo much positivity 💚⚪ Truly perfection 😾🖤

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you for the kind words brother

[@RolliSmokeABlunt]

Your best video yet. Keep going

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you brother

[@Brndndutton]

Nicely done... ☑

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Glad you enjoyed brother

[@Universalwisdomknowledge]

Self-assurance is a vital and healthy trait. But since these are external influences, egotism and hubris can quickly replace it. Being a strong athlete or having large muscles is not the only way to have healthy self-confidence; other factors include versatility, the capacity to give and receive, and contentment with what you have.

[@TopShotta111]

thank you for the video

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you for watching brother

[@nealrichter29]

great job,, loved this great work

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you brother, appreciate the support

[@osamaalkamel3800]

Wow, I didn't know him before but I am so glad I do now. Thank you ben

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you for watching brother

[@octane9966]

Man i love this channel this exactly what i wanted i swear i had a thought about this channel idea and week later I'm watching you islam makhachev video

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you, brother, we make these videos because of people like you

[@paweposki3691]

This channel is my latest discovery and i love that, keep it up bro, this is legit ❤

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you brother, this gives us a ton of motivation

[@s1nathi]

Love what you're doing man, i know it can get hard at times but definitely, keep pushing this concept, i rarely binge new creators in one sitting, therefore KEEP GOING HARD BROTHER, you're doing something, correct man, ts is actually crazy, God bless you, man♥♥ Here are some vid ideas 1. Fedor always trying to keep his brother Alexander Emelianenko in check and their differences in mentality 2. Alexander Karelin's gruesome work ethic, with one of his most infamous quotes being "I train every day of my life as they have never trained a day in theirs

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you for the ideas and kind words brother, glad you are here

[@Domn879]

Five years of Tren for Gordon Ryan.

[@marioo1688]

+ dedication and hard work

[@goribhafizx]

I love using Tren but I have no dedication and only occasional hard work.

[@Domn879]

@@marioo1688For sure. But he already had that in spades.

[@slax4884]

Good video. I do like Craig Jones philosophy as well too though

[@nibilsanthosh5002]

Man love ur videos ❤..can u do one on jon jones?

[@awarriorphilosophy]

He’s on the list

[@bilalfahmiarif6085]

this is beautiful bro, keep it up.

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you brother

[@smokeytot7o840]

That's a W channel

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you for the kind words brother

[@smokeytot7o840]

@@awarriorphilosophy ❤️💪🏻Keep going strong

[@juan-r8e2r]

wow amazing another video, I just found out new insight about this, thank you brother. ps: sry my english didnt well

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you brother

[@vicentecorderofight]

kepp working like that,great video!

[@mohedmosl5535]

Make the next video about Kobe Bryant's Mamba Mentality please

[@angusblair6148]

Hey man, ive just started watching your videos, but what is the song you play at 3:40. Cheers

[@markhill8150]

Agree with a lot of what was said but I think going into every area of your life - even meeting friends, with a plan or a goal is quite obsessive.

[@SORENK9]

Great video

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thanks brother

[@ghostingsinceeightytwo]

You deserve more subs

[@curiousgorilla3181]

John Danaher could tell me the sky is green and I wouldn't even look out of the window to check before believing him. We need to study this man and how he was made,how he thinks and disseminate this to our youth. Absolute legend.

[@awarriorphilosophy]

He is definitely one of the greatest minds right now.

[@abrash-g8v]

Make a video about KHAMZAT CHIMAEV please

[@whiskyweasal89]

Year one complete.

[@awarriorphilosophy]

I’m proud of you brother

[@JapYoga]

You can transform your entire life in months. YES you can!

[@ChristopherRenner-c7q]

You should have people around you that are better if you want to improve thats true but to lean from / as teachers.. practice Perfecting your reps and work your way up move from level to level or untill you feel you can complete..

[@saadalikhan3031]

I had no problem listening to Johns pace. I did change the speed to 1,75 but still. I deserve some credit.

[@awarriorphilosophy]

I’m glad you listened, that’s more important than the speed

[@stitischannel1963]

Take the time. Not everything has to be rushing. Don't be that guy who want dopamine at all cost. Live, take the time

[@saadalikhan3031]

@@stitischannel1963 Let Danaher take his own time, not mine. Just kidding. Danaher is dope(amin). Totally brilliant and of course entirely a fictional character.

[@whiskyweasal89]

That’s how I watch all his and Gordon’s instructional.

[@mystic_disciple]

Did the joke go over my head or did you actually change the speed? 😂

[@bigslacker666]

The missing part of this, that is the difference between making the transformation or it drifting back into mediocrity.... Is being extremely committed to doing the work you laid out in the plan. And the ability to tweak the plan/work when you find out part of it doesn't work, whether through self review or better yet a coach like Danaher. People get excited by things like this, but grinding out the work for half a decade is not something most are prepared to do. If you can though the results will amaze you!

[@vincentng1781]

Danaher’s point about rolling with a variety of belt levels (esp. lower belts) is not related to Vygotsky’s ZoPD. Your take on the ZoPD is also incorrect.

[@blondequijote]

Oh wise professor of the comment section, please deign to meet us where we are and tell us laypeople why op and danaher are wrong about the zone of proximal development. Sounds like they don't know what the proximal part entails when they advise ppl to roll across belt levels.

[@vincentng1781]

@@blondequijote Well for starters you should learn reading comprehension. I didn’t say Danaher was wrong about ZPD because he never says that it is related to ZPD; the video claims that Danaher’s point is. Then the video gets the ZPD wrong in trying to accommodate Danaher’s point into an explanation from science.

[@paweposki3691]

by the way - I would be very interested in how you approached Firas Zahabi, in my opinion the guy also has a lot of interesting observations :)

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Thank you brother. I will write this down and check him out

[@paweposki3691]

@@awarriorphilosophy he is/was a part of GSP’s team during career (as also John). Worth check

[@nab5999]

@@awarriorphilosophydefinitely should consider it, he’s such a wise person

[@nolanstrommer6435]

Didn’t watch the video just read the title. 5 years is way too long. You can do it in 5 weeks , let alone 5 days. It all begins in your mind. God bless

[@awarriorphilosophy]

I think you’re missing the point brother

[@johnnyslaughter697]

It’s always the person that try to sound smart 😂

[@nolanstrommer6435]

@@awarriorphilosophy you are right. I am. I should First time take the time to watch the video before Voicing my opinion. Thank you for taking the time to make this video

[@BBoyGi0]

One day or day one.

[@elihyland4781]

“Good point. What does it cost?”

[@ToraSan]

I have to disagree on the first statement, positive affirmations / motivational speech do build confidence to try again with a different mindset, we spend a long time doing inner talk in our days, analyzing and talking to ourselves about different things but also our capacity to go at some things, and the vast majority of people are negative and anticipate the worse before doing something, if you can spot these limiting talks and belief and change them to positive ( like Connor Mc Gregor , Muhammad Ali, Kipchoge and lots of other greats ) then you will build confidence, building confidence by action isn’t something you can achieve all the times, let’s say you lose a competition you got to have the right mindset to get back up and try again until you make it, so mindfulness and positivity is something you build, personally Positive affirmations / gratitude / self love and external love has helped me tremendously, so I find him pretty biased.

[@awarriorphilosophy]

I agree thinking positively is definitely helpful, especially after a big loss, for me the trouble comes when I rely on affirmations rather than action. Just what’s worked for me

[@ToraSan]

@@awarriorphilosophy yes i get you ! But words lead to actions, it’s fuel to steps of your goals, when you say something to yourself like : I’m weak, how do you feel ? Bad, well that works the other way around words carry emotional reactions, this is a big part of a method Called the Lighting process that is a program that helped me heal from illness created by a neuro psychologist, and helped people with Parkinson’s, MS, anxiety etc. Anyway I’ve your vids I’ll keep watching them !

[@awarriorphilosophy]

That’s interesting, I’ve never heard of the lighting process. I will check it out. Glad to have you as a fan brother

[@8-bite393]

0:04 Reinventing isn’t taking Steroids… I have no respect for someone who takes unhealthy shortcuts

[@octane9966]

You should make a video about David goggins

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Noted

[@octane9966]

@@awarriorphilosophy ooh I'm surprised you didn't have it on your list already good thing I commented

[@slax4884]

I am extremely curious about areas where other people make minimal efforts in. Without it being too robotic

[@awarriorphilosophy]

A couple of my favorites are: storytelling, enthusiasm, and charisma

[@goribhafizx]

I love these videos. How to be better than all these effin' losers all around me.

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Ha, Glad you enjoy brother

[@FrancoisRyotard]

this video is the reason I've turned off auto-play

[@Wildcamp-lifestyle]

What’s the thing on his nose?

[@awarriorphilosophy]

A nose strip I believe, helps you breathe better

[@ivanivan5511]

Man, I love Danaher. I enjoy listening to him! Check him out with Joe Rogan, amazing!

[@Nunawading]

Kim Jong Un has a freezer with 10,000 steaks in it.

[@cosmicbricks3339]

21 minutes ago ,that’s lovely Also yeah John daner is marcus aurelius’s shadow Almost perfect

[@finlaynixon2531]

I didnt like the way you swapped out the examples of athletes that managed this that johm mentioned and put in your own list. Otherwise liked the video

[@Scramblefred2399]

Y’all know Marcus Aurelius is the one who collapsed the empire, right?

[@awarriorphilosophy]

That’s part of what makes him such an interesting historical figure.

[@zaalrottunda2804]

Its easy 💉 you just need to focus on improving yourself 💉 thru hard work💉 and constant dedication 💉 to your craft. 💉

[@MarkTulloch]

I wish yanks would pronounce hid name properly. Danaher. As in Dan Hooker

[@Per12189]

.... take tons of juice

[@JoeRogansForehead]

If you are focused on getting a girlfriend your never gonna change anything . Stop worrying about chasing girls . Work on yourself and the woman come to you

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Interesting thoughts JoeRogansForehead

[@JoeRogansForehead]

@ it’s true. Once you work on yourself and aren’t chasing woman , they will notice that. They will notice you are confident in what you could bring to the table in a potential relationship and don’t HAVE to chase woman because you know in your heart that you are a catch and woman will eventually come. Woman can also tell if you are confident enough where your okay with being on your own. These are things you can try and fake but it will never come off as true confidence and being content with yourself . Chasing woman because your not okay with being on your own and think you need to have a girlfriend is the easiest way to make sure you never get a girl. Or a girl who would make a good partner, no girl who would be a great wife or girlfriend is just gonna give themselves to the guy chasing them.

[@ryan99842]

unveiling your hidden potential by bruce thornwood (thank me later)

[@joshuafaustus421]

SCAM - the book doesn't exist

[@g_5083]

@@joshuafaustus421if it doesn’t exist, what’s the point of this dude spamming it everywhere?

[@ssrt2306]

Scam

[@omp365]

Hot tip: don’t get WiFi

[@awarriorphilosophy]

Underrated tactic haha

[@DanielIvan707]

A shit ton of steroids definitely helps

[@jamesrogers9056]

Too much vocal fry

[@FrodeFalch]

I wonder if he practice how to speak as "master splinter deep" as possible in the mirror, every day, intil it becomes a actual habit. No doubt about his skills and coaching skills in grappling. But that style of talking man... 😭🤣

[@awarriorphilosophy]

I’m a fan of it haha

[@sanethmarthos6596]

Hunting is a bad hobby.

[@molotovangel]

It’s insane you feel like he’s talking at a slower pace. It sounds like a normal, and unrushed pace to me. Maybe you need to get off tik tok my dude.