Joe Rogan: Advice for young people

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[@ritchiewlc]

"As long as you are alive, you can get better." - Joe Rogan

[@chillydoog]

Key word, love

[@michamichalak6200]

especially if you get terminal cancer.

[@Thumper68]

Yeah like a vegetable on life support..

[@kalletheowner]

Yea i was just gonna quote this.

[@richardovaIIe]

"Anywhere can be paradise as long as you have the will to live. After all, you are alive, so you will always have the chance to be happy." - Ikari Yui, Neon Genesis Evangelion.

[@taffeather]

To the young people: Get great at the basics first! Sleeping, eating & exercise. You do this well then you have a great head start in life. :)

[@doccalis3150]

Until my rumbling

[@gabbyhayes1568]

So true. 👍

[@TheCurrykiev]

Unless you bore everyone about sleeping, eating and excercise constantly. I would suggest learning you aren't right a large part of the time would help a lot more. (Edited to say, no hate. Just an opinion.)

[@DavidByrne85]

this is great advice. but only people who already know it will believe it, unfortunately

[@Nattraks]

I agree. If you can maintain your body, things start to fall in place. I would add, don't worry about what the other person is thinking/doing. I found I worried way to much. I still do some times. That energy is better put to use elsewhere

[@ashish_sunny]

"If you are alive, you can get better" I'm so glad that people like Joe exists!

[@baddi25]

Joe Rogan haters dont understand how much of a possitive effect he has had for so many young men. It baffels me how much hate he gets. He is mostly possitive. Men need rolemodels. Joe is not perfect but he is trying.

[@ez123489]

The earlier podcasts, specifically the ones at the icehouse and at his house, he really shared more of his personal philosophy his podcasts now feel more like formal interviews so the public is only exposed to that side of him

[@trashaccount5106]

I'm sure it's not because of the empathetic advice here. I've only seen him get hate for giving a platform to public manipulators on JRE.

[@mattr2626]

I don't understand the hate he gets. Sure, he might say something out of left field now and again, but he genuinely entertaining and you can tell he is passionate about his craft. I think most people strive to be in that situation, someone others look up to.

[@savagelychill2858]

Great advice to 50 yr olds. We’re out here too. Still fighting & trying to figure it out.

[@holeindanssock156]

Figure what out? No offense lifes just a big mess. Never perfect, never shit, just in between, all of it.

[@savagelychill2858]

@@holeindanssock156 No offense taken. You’re just a hole in dans sock Lmaoooo. You’re lack of comprehension has nothing to do with my intentions. I know what I meant. And most people reading it do to. Have a great day. Troll on.

[@RC-hv1yx]

You’re taking this a bit literally there. Figuring it out doesn’t mean some grandiose epiphany event where you fully comprehend the state of all being. Figuring out is individual to each and every person.

[@savagelychill2858]

@@RC-hv1yx you’re assuming “I’m taking it literally” it’s just a figure of speech. Figuring it out is doing the best we can with life.

[@mmhmm9271]

Keep it up man, never stop. I'm 27 but after some of the things I've experienced in the last few years, I know I'll still be trying to better myself when I'm your age and beyond. It seems to be a lifelong process.

[@Imcryptoknight]

How can you not love and respect the hell outta Joe Rogan, the man’s a national treasure

[@justins5756]

Yeah, one who willing spreads misinformation, and pushes the maga agenda. 💁‍♂️

[@gabbyhayes1568]

All we know about him is his public persona. But he appears to be a really great human being.

[@Hijazi2]

@@gabbyhayes1568he is. He’s just a human and he gets stuff wrong and can be arrogant about some things. However, he’s the most genuine knowledge seeker out there (at least as famous as he is).

[@JeffreyGillespie]

If you don’t know what to do, go immediately, and do something that is uncomfortable for you. Start by lifting weights. Or go for a run in the rain. That feeling is the feeling that you have to get used to in order to succeed because you’re going to have to push yourself every single day.

[@bobrenk5518]

It's trully awsome to listen to someone who so many people have characterized as a drugfueled meathead to me, show himself to be a very intelligent, humble insightful and introspective person. It's so easy to be judgemental in ignorance.

[@paulhart7739]

Are you talking about Joe Rogan? He has the worlds number 1 most popular podcast. He is more popular than CNN and Fox News combined. I think people that listen to him know what he’s all about. Definitely not a meathead

[@RuKe1]

Who says that…..cnn?

[@SevenHunnid]

Hey brotha I’m just a young 21 year old Mexican tryna get out the wicked Hood by 25 😂i smoke weed on my KZbin channel and i also did a burger king Mukbang inside target 🙏

[@malooch]

Whatever narrative the media and idiot masses are shoving down your throat the opposite is usually true.

[@fantasyfilters580]

He's kinda doing everything 😂 meathead with intelligence is a good thing hahah

[@chro1843]

Its great listening to Joe being the person being interviewed rather than the interviewer.

[@amineHighTube]

Youre right Joe, as Nietzsche said, happiness is improvement, the feeling that adversity is being overcome

[@mrard1]

Great interview. Peterson says “Find heavy stuff and pick it up.” I’m 45 and can say all that I have is what I wanted. To get here wasn’t easy…but it’s worth it. Spiritually helps me know that what I have today is a gift but that it’s not permanent.

[@ralphholiman7401]

“The direct correlation between hard work and success.” Why have so many people forgotten this?

[@soleaux]

yes i would’ve like him to speak more on his views on this subject, if you find any clips where he does please tag me

[@xmidgewon736]

love Joe!!! seen him a few times at lake austin at his lake house... so glad he is in a great headspace! he has great life advice and is a real winner! us austinites love him

[@JME2191]

Lost someone who was like a second mom to me in January. I unfortunately let a lot of time pass without talking to them. I can't remember the last thing I even said. It's difficult still to even think about her at timed and not feel that regret. In a weird way it woke me up. I decided to actually do something about my mental health, I enrolled in school, looking for a different job, bought a dirt bike so I could enjoy the outdoors more. I still have bad days mentally but doing different things and trying to stay motivated has helped a lot. I can get up and start the day a lot easier.

[@mmhmm9271]

Good for you man, keep going.

[@WarmGlowinWarminGlow]

Sorry for your loss

[@CosmicSabbath]

Honestly can’t thank Joe enough, if it wasn’t for his advice as I was growing up I have no clue where I’d be. Never had anyone to properly guide me until him. Been watching him for years.

[@GeraldGruenigMedia1]

Do you also have body dysmorphia?

[@AnkushSharmaIN]

+1

[@ProjectDarkHound]

He and the wide variety of people he’s had on his podcast really opened my eyes to the possibilities there in this world when I was a very confused 18 year old

[@handzus19]

I really love these "advice for young people" clips from each of your guests!

[@AetherCS2]

Loved that I could relate to the part about finding something you’re good at. I was always bad at math as a kid and throughout high school. I just assumed it was the way things went for me in math classes. However, things happened and I switched majors to cs & I had to take a ton of math classes. I realized I could get better at math, and it was probably the best feeling I’ve had in years. I went from being intimidated, to getting A’s in my math classes. Extremely rewarding & I’m glad I made the switch

[@DS-uo1zy]

Happy for you, good job!!

[@dannyffd]

Solid work! Proud of you!

[@DavidOerlemans]

Everyone age 16-25 is figuring shit out and finding hobbies/passion in new ways also helps develop confidence that usually is lacked coming out of childhood and into the real world

[@videowatching9576]

100% that puzzles of learning things that challenge you are nourishing when can figure to learn. Fascinating.

[@donniedavis6163]

This is great advice. Lex asks the good questions

[@theBROWNbanditP]

The first two minutes were very eye opening. Part of the reason I think I'm such a loser. I've done a lot of hard work, made quite a few positive changes, but I've never actually successfully attained a ,"win". I say things like, "Taken more L's than W's", "More bad memories than good ones." I am a loser, and it's okay to be depressed about it. There would be something wrong with me if I wasn't depressed.

[@DaveVargas90012]

That follow your passion is a real journey. Discipline and a rigorous routine always pays off in the end. Never stop learning and exploring. Try harder set goals and make sound decisions.

[@trumpssleepparalysisdemon8569]

When I was younger, around age 13. I knew exactly what I wanted to do in life. I had a whole plan. I knew which university I was already going to. I basically knew my entire life script. I even had a KZbin channel that was successful and founded a large group of fans for my KZbin Channel, and Discord. Up until age 17 which is where my life changed forever. I had an existential crisis. Lots of questions, anxiety, and depression. I stopped doing KZbin, isolated myself, stopped talking to my fans on discord and KZbin. I basically vanished. I haven't told my parents of my channel bc I thought it would be weird and they would think differently of me. Now I work a 9-5 that I hate because that's what my parents want of me. Now I am about to go to college which I don't have that much of an interest in. I think my true interest is doing KZbin, and I have so much REGRET because I stopped. I'm am now 20 years old. I feel like I messed up big time. I did all that childhood work and for nothing... I've never felt so stuck in life.

[@damenation]

You are 20 my brother, start your new KZbin channel and get back on your feet, you will not have 20 anymore

[@hasselflores]

Are you serious??… you’re only 20… sheesh

[@joaoserrano550]

He mentioned one things that I also was my experience. Maybe some of the best decisions I made in life, that helped me make an upgrade on my life, they were the most unpopular decisions. No one supported me in the best decisions I made. That realization was powerfull for me and I would support young people to try to get know themselves for real and respect, love and nourish that. It became harder to do that knowadays with so much distraction but create the opportunies for that. Being alone and silence is most important for that. It is painfull and unbearable in the beginning but once you overcome it, you are then ready,

[@PapiEson]

The good side of being alone and silent is the universe is talking to you, and you will gain knowledge from within

[@richardovaIIe]

"Anywhere can be paradise as long as you have the will to live. After all, you are alive, so you will always have the chance to be happy." - Ikari Yui, Neon Genesis Evangelion.

[@Tina-jb9db]

"Also understanding that you can't listening to people. You have to understand who you are and then in the face of other people's either criticism or lack of faith in tour ability to success. And you push throught it"

[@delphinegelinas-3]

I love your interviews and I love Joe Rogan. Life feels good when I listen to people like you and him. Thank you 🫶✨

[@luisvictoria]

Damn, this video is great. Got a lot more respect for Joe after watching this

[@spyros4902]

lol for some reason when I clicked the video I was expecting the monkey sound from JRE

[@timmc8444]

Good advice

[@CruderQuotient1]

I’d love to see Joe Rogan’s artwork. Wonder if he kept it

[@makato6934]

Most people seem to enjoy learning new things. Some go far enough to become wise. A few even transcend wisdom, going on to unlearn most of what they have learned.

[@Themanchlid]

Joe Rogan is Awesome! I can listen to him all the time! I would listen to 100 percent of his Advice then 1 percent of our leaders today! Great Clips Lex!✌️

[@ronaldmcisaac]

Yup. What he said.

[@kobiokene2876]

Amazing words

[@davedavey5]

Passion is great if you have it in the first place.

[@breaktide251]

6:33 lmao Hella 💪

[@Joe-oq2zn]

Lex please get a good chair for both you and the guest. Other than that this convo is perfect

[@iammainstar]

My advice: start forming good habits daily. Even small stuff, like eat a good breakfast before starting day.

[@scott.moresh7]

To me the greatest challenge is for me to not be self-absorbed and challenge myself to be a better human being daily, while also loving my neighbor and the community and the earth in general as I would love and treat myself, i.e., the 2nd greatest commandment from God. It was easy in my 20s and much of my 30s to just push for my own goals and accomplishments and career and such. It becomes much of a challenge for me to try to realize I'm just one of a multitude of human beings , and my life accomplishments , physique, goals, etc. Don't make me a "better" human being than my disabled neighbor or elderly man who is 80 years old, or high school track star , etc.

[@robsmith8131]

Joe is simply here to help people find themselves, and project positivity.

[@frantisekstefan5554]

I'm young and my advice to young people is this: DO WHAT YOU HATE It will build you as a man Don't want to go for a run? - go for a run Don't want to work hard on whatever? - Force yourself to work hard Don't feel like being nice to people? - Do it anyway Just do the things that you don't like and are difficult

[@timjanssen3966]

Burnout Any% speed run

[@trashaccount5106]

@@timjanssen3966 Lol absolutely. Sounds like a surefire way of shutting yourself down within a couple of weeks. I talked to a 47 year old circus guy who's still doing flic flacs and handstands. His advice: NEVER train close to your threshold. Make sure you train as much as feels good to you and as you feel motivated to, then stop before you run out of motivation. This way, you keep at it and feel comfortable at all times. And by sticking with it, you achieve much more than if you keep starting and stopping because of injuries or motivation stoppers etc.

[@damenation]

@@timjanssen3966week

[@eternalnull]

sounds like a slave

[@darioswatchclub8]

1:11 Thank You!

[@millerbiz]

Everyone needs a project

[@notflanders4967]

8:19 -8:30 lmao "they're nice" lol sometimes you wish you could take words back

[@andrewtarkington]

Yesss! Solid advice Joe

[@ProofPlains]

Found my passion at 37 (this year)

[@manishrana3596]

what is it ?

[@ProofPlains]

@@manishrana3596 making/editing video. I did a month-long Casey Neistat film making course, and now I'm obsessed. Can't call it a career or anything, but maybe someday.

[@damenation]

Did you know you were kinda attracted by editing/making video when you were younger ? Or it’s just come from no where, ex nihilo?

[@ProofPlains]

@@damenation I think I realised I enjoyed it the first time I tried editing a video. I would've been about 20 years old using windows movie maker, but it was never something I actively-pursued until more-recently.

[@SirinGFVLOG]

Do what you like no matter the age, the important is who your are now, and who you are now isn’t defined by your age

[@MonaMarMag]

I believe that when we are honest with ourselves then we are happy , we are unhaappy when we live against ourselves . This applies to both : the work we do and the relationship with the people we share our time with . At least that is how I see it from my perspective .

[@DAAllen-xi3vd]

To weaponize the mind one must develop in 4 intelligences: SPIRITUAL - pray and study, be aware. PHYSICAL - nourishment and movement, be well. EMOTIONAL - listen and serve, be kind and INTELLECTUAL - plan and execute, be wise.

[@FreedomCreativeAgency]

Man, I am a 36 year old, alienated father, 65k in debt and jobless... Living in my mom's basement. And have no encouragement, support and friends... When you're under the economic waterline, there's a paywall to rise above it... I keep learning new skills and creative outlets... But nothing has translated into a sustainable income.

[@DeuceDropper]

You are never out of the fight.

[@marcusaurelius8689]

So basically he is saying is to pick up one thing you would like to do and get better at it by working hard and you will se change in yourself by realising how continuous hard work at one thing gives you massive results and understanding of how to be a success in any field you enter.

[@inconsistentinternetvideos]

“And then it went from comic book drawing to….. martial arts” 😂😂😂

[@thamomentum]

Not rare... Most Comic Books revolve around the underdog - who gets bullied or is given hardship and trains to be become something. So many nerds (not a bad thing) go from comic books to working out and martial arts. It was cool before it was cool. All in all, do it for yourself and not for others. < Hope someone had told me this instead of me learning it by myself.

[@travisclymer2517]

Mine was roller hockey and playing drums. Became way legit.

[@jameskingston]

"they're nice" hahaha

[@yannickmue8419]

I'm allready 29 and there's basically nothing I'm really good at

[@MicroMintyHourglass]

Same

[@seazedkay8835]

It’s never too late to start

[@christiandinhopasillas9163]

Keep going! You got at least one fan.

[@Roman-soulmate]

31 here, same, im useless

[@TheMarket1]

Seems like your good at commenting on videos. You might be a good writer

[@briansorel7622]

Ok ok this left me somewhat inspired and I’m 34

[@musicgaines7170]

"Lukewarm surfaces"

[@romafedor2590]

How are you supposed to follow your passion, if : a) there is a war in a country, b) you are not allowed to exit your residence, c) all businesses are struggling because all of the efforts are going into war d) as a young male - you are prosecuted into joining war (government actively recruits / grabs people oof from the streets/bus stops/gas stations). e) all gyms are closed, course it is a great place to pick healthy young me, without consent. Please, advise.

[@caramelconundrum9280]

Lex should get Peter Joseph on.

[@davidlloyddouglas]

Cool video. I recently started wearing zero shoes or some would say minimalist shoes. I don't feel woke, but maybe a little hippy-ish perhaps ? Along with exercise it is helping heal my knee and they make me look cool.

[@adamhodgson8287]

totally agree , i am the president of the global mel gibson fan club association and have been for over 18 years , i dont know why but im just good at it

[@krisf4969]

That's amazing, I don't know why I found that so funny but I just love it. Mel Gibson of all people haha, well I guess all big movie stars have a global fan club. It can't be easy running it but I'm sure you are much appreciated and I hope I find my place in this world like you have!

[@kelliott7864]

Mel Gibson has fans?

[@shadw4701]

What I'm passionate about is dreams and lucid dreaming. I'm practicing getting better at art so I can draw my dreams. I highly recommend lucid dreaming to everyone but be careful because there's a lot of misinformation

[@Mebzy]

Any advice to start lucid dreaming? I have only done it randomly but never been able to get myself to lucid dream on purpose.

[@xmidgewon736]

@@Mebzy search on youtube Lucid dreaming sleep music...that will give you a head start. You have to learn to realize that you are in a dream, that its just a dream, but a dream that you can control the narrative and become sentient with the person/yourself in the dream... thats how i started but i def recommend looking into it and yes there is a lot of misinfo but its a trial and error type thing

[@shadw4701]

@@Mebzy Keep a dream journal and practice doing reality checks. I recommend lucid dream portal and giz edwards, theyre some of the best lucid dreaming channels

[@resiliated9326]

maybe be passionate about something less stupid

[@jus-tinkin]

“Know thyself”

[@user-yi2mc1lu3w]

Can’t agree more

[@gjosh2086]

Joe helped raise us

[@ArtofJim]

The only advice anyone needs at any age is focus your attention on enlightenment. Anything else is literally just feeding your ego. Which is basically the part of you that keeps you unhappy and unfulfilled while constantly expecting those things to be available on Amazon or in a bank😆

[@user-ep6wd7ip7v]

Better your self every day

[@daviswatkinsyt]

Just start somewhere, then work on getting 1% better every day.

[@youtubeconnollyfamily]

I have four young children I’m only 36 my advice raise your kids with common sense and they will do better in life.

[@KeithWeast]

I really love playing golf but I don’t have money to play

[@spacemonkey9000]

YOU MY BOY BLUE

[@rlkoch1]

Fuck yes love Lex and Joe

[@kingcarisma]

So not DMT?

[@paulginsberg6942]

Joe you da lead dog pulling sledder.

[@angiegracie6954]

Totally off topic, I wish they filmed Joe more straight on then profile.

[@Solistastyle]

JR is a true leader. But the one thing I disagree with here is the emphasis on physical health over academic intellectual, emotional or spiritual health. Yes it's true physical challenges are mental, but mental acuity is a superpower on its own. If you lose your physical health, you can survive with your intellectual/academic health ie. A healthy brain eg. Stephen Hawking. But the corollary does not apply ie. If you lose your brain health completely, your body simply can't survive on it's own. The important part is getting the balance of all of them. Notice there is no actual Western conversation on emotional health?

[@anybody4802]

joe is my hero

[@RMJerich0]

here I am listening this at 30. like somehow it would still help, lol

[@francescopaolocarlucci1870]

dude don’t be silly, at 30 you can pretty much learn anything and make a career or just become great at it if you set your mind to it

[@shenanigans1862]

Is it just me or does lex look insanely similar to robert pattinson....specially when he smiles

[@cibeleanselmo]

"Conquering your inner bitch" is underrated, i like that

[@ce-rf3lg]

I'm not a young person but I instantly clicked on this :'( lol

[@Guiterminator]

Young people in their 50's are the people i like the most.

[@rogerclemmons8652]

as someone who ran barefoot on concrete for one day, his feet must be one big callous. That one day of concrete made my feet bleed

[@mbaxter22]

I like to challenge myself by seeking out lukewarm surfaces.

[@myballsr.hangin8155]

Let go and let Google.

[@Zayden.]

Interesting mentality, Joe is trying to escape from feeling like a loser and internal insecurities. What if someone feels secure and doesn't feel like a loser?

[@ADucksOpinion]

easy for him who has millions and friends.. i got zero friends and no money. its hard

[@ryud0]

No one: "..." Lex Friedman: " he has nice feet "

[@Roman-soulmate]

Huh?

[@aztronomy7457]

Joes advice for young people: Start a podcast, DMT, take Jiu Jitsu, try stand up

[@phuckfumassters]

He was an actor and a comedy guy since the 90s. I remember him on the show newsradio. Martial arts has been a lifelong hobby for him as it is for me. He was also a ufc commentator early on when 'mma wasn't even a thing or considered cool'. He's smart for the doing the podcast thing when he did because he stopped acting all together or stopped getting acting jobs. He is not an *overnight* succes. He is very intelligent and sharp in keeping himself successful in the celebrity world in his own way by keep his name pop culturally relevant. He's not a-lister, but definitely a b-list or c-list. EVERYONE does a podcast now but Rogan did it when celebrities DID NOT HOST podcast and those platforms was beneath them because it's wasn't mainstream.

[@antonleimbach648]

I’m in my 50’s and this is great advice.

[@hipsonsogbo]

So many people have used Joe rogan in a sentence while talking to me as a negative I always shake my head and think you clearly have no idea who he is, try telling someone hey maybe try listening to him for 10minutes to educate yourself on what you are saying

[@gytis321s2]

Dont STAY in one place !!! One job. Im only 27... and Im alreadt full of regrets for wasting my time in a god dam stupid job. Dont waste money on stupid things that u actually dont need.

[@bobvillanueva712]

"What did you do as a child that made the hours pass like minutes? Herein lies the key to your earthly pursuits" CARL GUSTAV JUNG Swiss Psychiatrist 1875-1967.............................

[@Roman-soulmate]

Playing video games

[@sz7932]

In the middle of the video i realised i'm not a "young people" anymore lol

[@BradHolkesvig]

Donald Trump says the same thing when people ask him what they should do to be successful. He tells them to find something they love to do and stick with it.

[@krusher74]

and then cheat and lie till people think you actually did it.

[@BradHolkesvig]

@@krusher74 That is not what Donald Trump has been doing. I can see you don't understand anything about business which is very difficult in the kind of business he is in.

[@pinkfloydhomer]

And start by getting millions from daddy

[@BradHolkesvig]

@@pinkfloydhomer Apparently you never heard the story about how Donald borrowed a million dollars from his father and went to make a deal in Manhattan Island against his father's advice. That's when Donald made himself a deal that ended up making him a multimillionaire and was able to pay his father back the million dollar loan. It wasn't until many years later when Donald Trump was a billionaire when his father passed away. The wealth of his parents was not that much in comparison to the wealth he had made at that point. I can tell you have severe TDS going on in your mind.

[@ajjones7068]

"If you're alive, you can get better". -Joe

[@betterine]

thanks daddy

[@Jackcrypto101]

I'm doing my best. I'm nearly 30, no career or family, spend my entire time being miserable. I'm very smart but can't figure a job to enjoy, I always get burnt out. Back on the train to keep trying.

[@riq1014]

I feel ya brother, many people including myself have felt this way, do what makes you happy and just get after it! Whenever i feel miserable I tend to think about how an older version of myself would feel if I put off doing the things I like to do. It would suck to be 80 something and be stuck wondering "What if..." Take life a day at a time and only focus on your ambitions and happiness.

[@voidofhope6259]

Just turned 31. I'm feeling pretty ok this morning but I have more bad days than I'd like to admit. Wasted alot of my time fucking up. I realized it's well past crunch time to at least try to do better but I am trying. We got this man.

[@leonardowolff2177]

The amazing thing about usa is that you can do things you like and make some money with it. Not a reality to 3rd world countries.