7 Ways To Change Your Life - Friedrich Nietzsche (Existentialism)

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Friedrich Nietzsche - 7 Ways To Change Your Life (Existentialism)
In this video, we will be talking about 7 ways to change your life from the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche. Friedrich Nietzsche was one of the most unusual philosophers, who succeeds to shock the world even today. He wrote several books, including “Thus Spoke Zarathustra”, “Beyond Good and Evil”, “The Birth of Tragedy”, and “The Twilight of the Idols” and his ideas have shaken the foundations of human society on many aspects such as culture, religion, philosophy, literature, psychology. He was one of the biggest precursors of existentialism and his teachings can guide us in bettering ourselves, in gaining confidence while facing the difficulties of life, helping us become stronger, freer and happier.
So here are 7 ways to change your life from the wisdom of Friedrich Nietzsche -
01. Spend more time alone
02. Mind your own business
03.Follow your own plans
04. Choose reality over religion
05. Follow your intuition
06. Use envy to your advantage
07. Find happiness in the little things
I hope you enjoyed watching the video and hope that these insights will help you.
Friedrich Nietzsche was a German philosopher, poet, essayist, and cultural critic. He is considered to be one of the most daring and greatest thinkers of all time. His writings on truth, morality, language, aesthetics, cultural theory, history, nihilism, power, consciousness, and the meaning of existence have exerted an enormous influence on Western philosophy and intellectual history. He was one of the biggest precursors of existentialism, which emphasizes the existence of the individual person as a free and responsible agent, determining their own development through acts of will. By his famous words “God is dead!”, Nietzsche moved the focus of philosophy from metaphysics to the material world and to the individual as a responsible person for his own life. Friedrich Nietzsche wrote several books like The Birth of a Tragedy, Human, All Too Human, The Dawn, Thus Spoke Zarathustra, Beyond Good and Evil, Twilight of the Idols, The Will to Power, The Antichrist, and many more. His teachings have shaped the lives of many people; from psychologists to poets, dancers to social revolutionaries.
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Friedrich Nietzsche says: “You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist”. Hope you all like this video.. Please make sure to check out the full Philosophies for Life channel and for more videos to help you find success and happiness using ancient philosophical wisdom, don’t forget to subscribe. Thank you so much for watching.

[@freddyray629]

In which book of Nietzsche can I find the most these philosophies? Thank you.

[@abhishekjain1983]

Have you questioned yourself, repeatedly, if you interpreting Nietzsche correctly as he intended??

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@@abhishekjain1983 No, because apparently there is only one right & correct way to interpret his philosophy.

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[@brendaprice665]

I am old now and I do all these things. I have done them for a few years now. I live alone, I am happy, I do not have anything, but I live on a little boat and walk in the countryside every day. Sometimes I am so happy just with my surroundings and my little dog that I could not describe it. I am lucky (but it took time).

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To many more years of your happiness Brenda! ❤️

[@Brian-bd1df]

I am right there with you.....sometimes these movements are profound

[@marjorieann2222]

love you brenda. i love being alone more and more.

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Good for you, Brenda.

[@justinamusyoka4986]

Me too,and someone says its abnormal character while i see it very normal,never wasting my precious time in crowds.

[@ghosh.debosmitaaa]

1. Spend more time alone. Self reflectance through solitude. 2. Mind your own business. Diversity in perspectivism. 3. Follow your own plans. Avoid herd mentality. Be original through self reflectance. 4. Choose reality over religion. Research facts and reject baseless stories. 5. Follow your intuition. Pay more attention to your own emotions to better navigate situations. 6. Use envy to an advantage. Explore objects you envy to better yourself. 7. Find happiness in little things.

[@EYECRAFTVideo]

Did you know, the NAZIS used Nietzsche Philosophy as a guide to there work. FACT!!

[@freebird7017]

His writings were changed by his sister and hijacked by the Nazis. Anything can be hijacked by warped people to support their wacky ideologies. The writings were corrected again after the war.

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Thanks for piling up!

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@@freebird7017 True, but there was already abundant material in his actual work for the Nazis to develop & "actuate" - "The weak and misbegotten shall perish: first principle of our brotherly love. And they shall be given every assistance." Of course, everyone perishes, even Der Übermenschen (in addition to the “innumerable…small and pitiable men” being assisted on their way). Such moral content as inheres in this "Will to Power" is profoundly nefarious.

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“Happiness will never come to those who fail to appreciate what they already have.”

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Happiness never comes to those who search for it.

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@@JaysonT1 im not sure thats correct.

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Absolutely. we need to be more grateful

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You know that! It is true.

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@@stevetutty2818 the NAZIS used Nietzsche Philosophy as a guide to there work. FACT!!

[@MrJamesdryable]

You're never lonely if you like the person you're alone with.

[@charlesdahmital8095]

Took Jungs advice- Sometimes you have to go where you don't want to to find what you need. So, for now, I have moved from a very big city life to a very small desert town. That is how I found Nietzsche and how I will find my true self.

[@TheRoyalBavarian]

This is common sense for self educated people who look beyond the excepted and the ordinary.

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As a therapist I loved this very much. Not just for my clients but, also for me!

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If you're on this video, you're already on a step to becoming the best version of yourself! Congratulations!

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Indeed, for Im feeling it( ╹▽╹ )

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Thank you

[@edholohan]

That's your subjective opinion.

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Following Nietzsche’s advice will lead you to Hell.

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Hell yeah

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Nietzsche was ahead of his time. Keep up the good content

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Hey Reyna. Can you please do a video on your perspective of whether or not we have free will?

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@@JaysonT1 Does he have a choice?😂

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Yes I know cute

[@jinyow5581]

He was not ahead on anything .

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Didn’t Nietzsche kill himself?

[@Diana-gt1rv]

I very much like the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche and I’m living according to many of his principles. I don’t mind being alone, I am happy with what I have and totally agree that happiness is a state of mind.

[@tomgardner8825]

i am happy for you, Diana

[@waltermustich2037]

me too. I totally approve Nietzsche's philosophy and for following almost all his ideas, principles and opinions, i consider myself his alter ego. I am very similar to him also for my autobiography

[@Justineyedia]

We hardly think about how we feel but, we feel everything we think about.

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Nice))

[@One-Ring-To-Rule-Them-All]

It is amazing how many little positive things happen to us every day. We just have to stop and appreciate them. Somebody holds an elevater for you, you see a cute baby fox looking curiously at you while driving to work, they have your favourite cake at the backery, ... magic is happenning for you every day, just notice it :)

[@dana.j9062]

I have never been a follower or a peoples pleaser but someone who loves the outdoors since at a very young age . And I agree with this entire amazing life changing advice on how much people can drag you down from living your own life when you allow them. Believing in yourself and being stubborn in a good way at all times is a way to live life .

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Reality is objective. Our perception of it is relative. It's a huge difference. Reality is objective. The results and consequences you will get will depend on how accurate your perception will be. Now, we have hundreds of thousands of years of wisdom, and between errors and failures, we find out, so far, what are the most purposeful ways and paths we can choose to get a desired outcome. Reality does not care about your perception of it.

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Rule no one but ourselves first.

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this is most difficult thing sometimes

[@justinamusyoka4986]

"Conquer" self first .

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If You envy someone you want them not to have the things you envy them for , but if you admire someone you want yourself to have what you admire them for. That’s what I would say is the difference between envy and admiration. And so envy is never a good thing. It’s bad by definition. The so called good kind of envy is admiration.

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Nietzsche the man that saw the world as it is

[@sahamal_savu]

Nietzsche was certainly a brilliant man and you can learn a lot from reading his books. But you should also read about his life and where his views on the world ultimately led him. I see him as a rather tragic figure; someone who shunned spirituality in any form to his own detriment. That is what is lacking in his philosophy from my point of view, and probably what led to him being institutionalized. He had great insight into many things but we need to also take heed of the valid criticisms of his work. Many modern philosophers also seem similar in that they are highly intelligent and provide valuable interpretations of our society but gloss over important elements in the human experience. There is incredible value in the transcendental aspect of our lives. Endeavor to balance your understanding of philosophy by not being too adherent to any one point of view which I think is a sensible approach. Follow a book by Nietzsche with a book by Kant and attempt to form a larger picture of what philosophy is as a field of study.

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Agreed.

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Very true

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Well put

[@marekvodicka]

Make no mistake, Nietzsche was a most pious man, a devout follower of the god Dionysus. A god of the Earth and this life, not some transcendent deity.

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I thought it was the syphilis that led him to being institutionalized.....

[@jasonblack6142]

It's crazy once u wake u see how lost they are as in us ...

[@FutureMindset]

What's groundbreaking about Nietzsche's work is that he lived during a time when humanity was making a huge transition, that of a world where everyone believed and followed God to a world where the concept of God would be rendered obsolete. During such transitionary phases, it's important to have thinkers like Nietzche and their philosophies to guide us.

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I'm going to add one of those proviso thingies - an estimated 93% of the global population express some variant of religious & objective moral belief. Obsolete, p'haps in a futuristic dystopian novel.

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Yeah he had it rough

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The truly profound gift that keeps giving. Thank you

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If we dismiss religion... we dismiss truth... "... the truth shall set you free...,"

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I love this video and philosophy. Im not surprised that i agree and live by most of these without ever truly learning about it before today. And I definitely learned and refreshed/reinforced some things! Now time to take command!! 💪🏽

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I love watching the visual illustration of this german Philosopher.. Thank you for sharing it. Warmest greeting from Indonesia

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These speeches is in harmony with THE LAW OF NATURE, REASON, SCIENCE AND LOGIC. A WORD TO THE WISE. SALUTE TO U SIR ,MY HEAD WILL ALWAYS BOW TO U IN SHARING THIS INTELLIGENCE AND WISDOM. My wish is that people like u is born again and on this soil we call the EARTH .Thks.

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"How you see me, is how you look"

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Be the best be happy and you win 🏆

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Always believe in yourself,grow bright become the brightest light Like a beacon, love yourself and others spread love like butter..

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thanks again!

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this was great! first I thought to stop watching, but good desiciion to seee it through the hole video. amazing job

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Thank you - I needed a pick-me-up.

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Thank you

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Such a nice video waiting for *more* content

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Very helpful insight.

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Thank you.

[@x-sag3272]

When Nietzsche talks about religion he mainly talks about Christianity and not the other religions like Islam, many of his philosophical way of thinking is closely in line with Islam. Like Nietzsche said "don't follow anything blindly" go and explore other religions and come to your own conclusions.

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Thank you for great content ...

[@blanca2427]

Interesting ! Nietzsche’s some sayings seem quite contradictory. Thank you 😊

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Existentialism at its best 💗

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thank you

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Life is what our thoughts make it.

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Life changing for sure

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Very nice video !!

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Life changing advice.

[@speedomars3869]

Nietzsche was fired from his only job as a professor and also wanted to abandon philosophy in favor of gardening, but apparently failed at that as well. Nietzsche also managed to contract syphilis at a brothel while he was still in college. Nietzche’s philosophy is seemingly ironic when you find out he was always constantly ill and not very ubermenschy. After seeing a horse being whipped in the streets of Turin, Italy, Nietzsche had a mental breakdown that put him in an asylum for the rest of his life. Nietzsche lumped alcohol and Christianity in the category of “shit that makes you not embrace suffering.” His hatred for Catholics was mutual...Catholics hated him too.

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6 years over what you give so far I am working in pleasently.

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This is excellent

[@jimmyconway5169]

I love all the points except the bit of envy, why woukd i want to be like someone else even if i envy them, be yourself true to yourself try not to envy others. I admire people i see as role model but i dont envy them.

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You are saying that 2020 was a tough year? ...well, I`m writing from the end of 2022. Over the last few years I`ve been so "spoiled" by surprises that the only thing I want to ask Santa is - Lord, have mercy on me, the sinner. Enough!! The video is fantastic, btw, thank you

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Impressed

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I thought the ad at the start was gna be long until it said it wasn't 🥳 I nearly turned it off But then suddenly he got straight into it Interesting video 🧐

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Perception, bias & ego can be so connected. Keeping our minds open allows growth and happiness. Loved the video, very well presented thoughts as usual. 👍🏽✨

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Absolutely

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Great!

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Very good video

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Solitute can be reached in 3 ways: 1. Fast travel 2. Walk 3. With a horse

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i see what you did there

[@iconomachus]

I used to be an adventurer like you then I took an arrow to the knee

[@bestetass]

If only he knew about meditation.. Contorling feelings but not repressing them as it mentioned wrongly in the video, just being observant in a non reactive open manner, calmness, selfinquiry at its best, getting in touch with the subconscious mind and seeing what is lying beneath the surface, a stronger reasoning. How can one become a self made master better than this way. 🙏🏼

[@BeingMe23]

I never ask anyone how they are doing. Because the odds they will lie to me. If I want to know how someone is doing. I just won't shame them. Then I patiently wait for them to show me.

[@sharkeyhaddad2476]

Good job

[@mariah5687]

Very nice

[@christinadonovan66]

become who you are

[@privatprivat7279]

Nietche wasse right on some things...but my mind tells me he wasse to depressed on others 😂😊.the last tip can not be more then fact right? I Mean....I cant imagine one human being on this planet that cant reflext or enhance there reality in music...anyone here that agrees with me on that? Im looking to embrace yours if u do! Make me wiser! And humble

[@cero-]

felt this.

[@DoubleplusUngoodthinkful]

Really, the secret to a happy life is a kickass moustache like Nietzsche had.

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Damn, the OG of self improvement :)

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😂😂

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Brilliant 👏 👏 👏

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This is super TRUE!!!!

[@jasonblack6142]

Laughing everyday when I go out in public watching people act through fear it's so sad

[@zachtrapper2398]

Envy and Admiration are two separate things. Envy will destroy you. Envy is a negative emotion that will lead you to not obey yourself. Which would conflict with your first quote from Nietzsche. Admiring someone is a positive emotion that can help you achieve great things in your life.

[@riparatapatuwai710]

Agree

[@janemathenge3696]

Envy can also be channelled positively, as inspiration to better yourself by achieving what those you envy have achieved.

[@infektedthree-five666]

A place to be complete solitude is at prison. In there you learn who you truly are. Then you come out as a changed person.

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It was good until the lengthy advertisement but I understand why

[@Daedricsoulslayer]

Haha I started painting miniatures back in 2019 to pull myself from alcoholism and depression... now I'm just depressed when my painting techniques don't work right... jokes aside though... I got to see that same technique differ within the same year and boy... the dopamine that released when I saw it. *chef kiss*

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Thank you# savesoil 💛🧡💚

[@dnoray1]

Love everything here especially using my envy to my advantage is good also loving simple things-:))

[@robertcliffort2354]

correct.

[@scottthomas5819]

Yes

[@buddhaneosiddhananda8499]

There has to be truth.... truth is what is... truth is everywhere... truth can be perceived quite easily....

[@arcey3178]

I hope you do podcasts.

[@katemossy]

Thinking for oneself could not be more relevant than ever . Unfortunately most do not.