How To Turn Your Weaknesses Into Strengths | Ivar The Boneless (Character analysis)

Warning** This video may contain spoilers of the TV-series ''Vikings'' Season 2 - 6
It's time for another upload!
⏰TIMESTAMPS⏰
01:14 - The Background story of Ivar The Boneless
01:49 - Why Ivar is the way he is (Nature vs Nurturance)
06:50 - Lesson #1: Use your negative emotions as fuel
10:40 - Three ways that can help dealing with negative emotions
14:30 - Lesson #2: Alchemy of self
18:23 - Lesson #3 Keep others in suspended terror
Todays focus will be on the topic of weaknesses and insecurities. I'll tie my thoughts and reflections about them to one of my favourite characthers of all time.. Ivar The Boneless from Vikings.
The show is 6 seasons long but Ivar is only featured in the 2-3 of those seasons (depending on if his smaller apperance as a baby counts). Ivar is in my opinion the most powerful son of Ragnar Lothbrok and in this video I try to explain how and why.
There might be some things about Ivar's story that I've left out, but that is simply because I don't want to make these videos 2-3 hours long.
I've tried to stay as neutral as possible throughout this whole video, and from now on I'm going to try to offer an counter-argument to atleast one of the points in every video I make in order to make sure my reflections and analyses are well-balanced.
I've REALLY put a lot of effort in to this video so I would really appreciate if you hit the subscribe button and interact with me in the comment section down below.
QUESTION: WHO's the most qualified person in ''Vikings'' to be the king or queen of Norway according to you, and why?
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[@aleiferthenorthman7935]

corny but : " A child not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth "

[@DanielVB04]

Find security in your insecurities, hands in pockets, loose clothes etc..

[@youmatter.9809]

Please keep doing these videos they are very interesting, Thank you!

[@TheLearningCurveX]

Thank you Justin! I really appreciate the fact that you enjoy this videos. I hope you like Bjorn Ironside aswell because I'm in the process of releasing a video on him with-in 48 hours

[@youmatter.9809]

@@TheLearningCurveX Can't wait👐🏻, thank you for all your hard work and especially i enjoy that you put the Author Robert Greene's work also very intruiging!

[@TheLearningCurveX]

@@youmatter.9809 Hope you're doing well brother, the video is out now, I'll love to get your feedback on it 👍

[@alinebautista7672]

Thank you so much, I really like your accent, tho.

[@TheLearningCurveX]

Thank you Aline for taking the time and for giving me a chance. Really? Haha that's really kind of you to say!

[@Rinyotsu]

I feel a connection with Ivar. While I'm not physically crippled, I'm socially crippled. I never got sociallized properly as kid and my hometown convinced me my father killed himself which I internalized as being my fault that I only recently discovered was actually a prank that ended tragically. I used to selfharm though punching myself and once, after being bullied in gym class I punched the wall of a restroom so hard that paint chips fell off. My hand eventually developed boxer's knuckle as a result of the selfharm. My brother actually just had a baby, and I realized that becoming a father is something I could never do thanks to all the anger from the internalized trauma and I felt my eyes get hot just like Ivar's when he gets angry.

[@ashry1760]

I can relate, bro 😪 believe me, I can relate too well .

[@FrozenLord66]

Yeah I can relate that in way

[@hamidawesome4002]

Well done! a follow up on ivar’s psychological profile would be nice since the character hasn’t been analysed thoroughly on youtube as much.

[@TheLearningCurveX]

Thank you for the support and your suggestion! I'll take that into consideration and hopefully get to it in the near future.

[@kesavroy5116]

Truly one of the best villian whose character is well written enough that he run the show after ragnar

[@kasulewilliams784]

Jordan Peterson would be proud of you if UK what I mean lol word for word😍

[@TheLearningCurveX]

Huge inspiration!

[@tallman2210]

Let loose the anger! Held back too long! My blood runs COLD!!!

[@TheLearningCurveX]

It was his biggest asset all along!

[@englishDarija-]

basicly he directed his suffring to greatness

[@heymorbeeus]

This video is helpful for me. ty for sharing your knowledge with us. God bless you. 🕊️

[@bredwright]

My favorite analysis on my favorite character on a tv show it was Ned stark, the actor is really good as well I always thought he turned out the way he did is because he’s always under pressure never a time to relax and really enjoy life. My favorite line of Ivar- I wish I wasn’t so angry all the time (father) then you would be nothing, ivar- I could’ve been happy (father) happiness is nothing my favorite scene in the show great video.

[@TheLearningCurveX]

That's a nice way to put it for a fairly new content creator as my self, thank you Ivan for the positive support. I Also find it interesting that we seem to both share the same favorite line (by Ivar and Ragnar). I would also say that when Ragnar whispers "Be Ruthless" in Ivar's ear before turning around to face his own death, is in my opinion one of the best moments of the entire show. Hope you stay tuned for more analysis videos that I'll put out in the near future. I appreciate you taking the time to let me know you enjoyed it.

[@tomhazel3362]

Really fucking great vídeo I ENJOYED THE WHOLE VIDEO 👏

[@jeremmygarcia7486]

This video is so DOPE🔥🔥🔥Thanks for all efforts that you put on this video🙇

[@TheLearningCurveX]

I appreciate the love brother! It keeps me motivated to do more! 💪💯

[@benjaminreuse]

my favorite quote is "I am Ivar the boneless, You can't kill me"

[@jacobijacobi1467]

Thank you for yours work. It is great. Please continue and be relentless in it. Thank you for work.

[@Martialxhaki]

Awesome job man! Great breakdown! I don’t give likes out just for nothing but this is well deserved. You should do one on Bjorn! Even tho he’s probably not as deep as Ivar but his growth makes him one of the best!

[@TheLearningCurveX]

Thank you for the support! I'm in the process of writing a script for Bjorn as we speak, hope to get some feedback from you on that aswell, stay safe!

[@Martialxhaki]

@@TheLearningCurveX Awesome ‘ I’m looking forward to it / SKOL!

[@green3e6ra]

Well done. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@newton4206]

Good job. Very interesting video. I appreciate your work. 🤯🏆

[@TheLearningCurveX]

Thank you! It really motivates me to do more 💯🙌

[@debbiecurtis4021]

Remember Oedipus?

[@marloncarvalho8099]

great video man, i can see that your channel will become big someday. love from Brazil

[@TheLearningCurveX]

Thank you Marlon for the kind words and your support, it's greatly appreciated!

[@amitlambacreations4009]

Great video mate...

[@TheLearningCurveX]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@carloschircop2063]

Great videos, what I would siggest is to do more on Ivar and polish the video with its text to make it look more eye catching

[@TheLearningCurveX]

Thank you for your support and thank you for your feedback, I'll definitely take your suggestion into consideration 👍

[@jaysonmuzuruk6604]

I really like your videos. Thank you.

[@TheLearningCurveX]

Thank you Johnny! I really appreciate your feedback, who would you like me to analyze next?

[@jaysonmuzuruk6604]

@@TheLearningCurveX wow. That's badass. My true name is Jayson. Have you analyzed Rustin Cohle from True Detective?

[@aniveshrai4121]

Gooood work🥰

[@TheLearningCurveX]

Thank you! I appreciate it 🙂

[@austinw7116]

Good video on my favourite character

[@TheLearningCurveX]

Happy that you enjoyed it Austin!

[@ayushshukla2253]

Really interesting analysis man!

[@TheLearningCurveX]

Thank you for your support. More videos are on the way!

[@kaushalprajapati4009]

Good Analysis. but Too fast forwarding at times and placing just the logo while explaining at time.

[@TheLearningCurveX]

Thank you for your feedback! I'll see if I can slow down the clips a little bit next time around.

[@sauroman1]

Still think abortion is evil? Lots of suffering cripples

[@tallman2210]

I have come to view abortion as a mercy killing.

[@sauroman1]

@@tallman2210 I wish Christians would wake up from Bible delusion

[@TheFDream]

I rather have a consenting cripple being able to take his own life then some random deciding their life for them.

[@ethanhunt5243]

@@sauroman1 you're right, we should round up and kill cripples

[@astalothbrok4902]

So much ableism... Yikes! Cripple here, and one who is very happy to NOT be dead. My parents couldn't have known my bones would be compromised, as would my immune system, so... aborting me couldn't have been related to not wanting a "suffering cripple". Suicide and abortion aren't the only options for a "suffering cripple", many of us actually go on to live fulfilling lives. If you want to debate pro life vs. pro choice, go for it, I understand points on both sides of the argument. But it is NOT okay to say that a crippled person or disabled person should have been aborted. That's never okay.

[@derjungemensch5902]

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[@BrotherBadger123]

NONSENSE.