Ryan Reynold’s Speech Will Leave You SPEECHLESS - Best Life Advice

[@MotivationMentors]

What country are you watching this from?🌍

[@RakeshSharma-su4pb]

India🇮🇳 big fan of him

[@thomthom6268]

The only one. USA. /s

[@daniellebrown7030]

Jamaica

[@ritarabaa8338]

Canada 🇨🇦 I love You Ryan

[@BumblebeeBeta6]

Switzerland - although I'm an American at heart 😊

[@Notaprogolfer]

Unfortunately, some will watch this and mess up their lives. "Don't take life too seriously" is not about being completely laissez-faire or reckless without course, It's about not being deterred by life's challenges and to not be afraid of failure. Ryan took his passion seriously, he also was not afraid to sacrifice a year to try out what he believed in. He HAD a plan! he didn't just travel and go to clubs, he researched agencies in LA and called in and interviewed and auditioned... He put in work guys!

[@bgschannel9357]

Agreed. What he's saying is, don't take too much stress. Unfortunately, this might goad some viewers into thinking don't take stress at all. Stress is what moves one in tough situations, and life's full of them!

[@NoHomeWorkzone9]

Well put🙌🏽

[@seanraines5871]

@@bgschannel9357 I hate stress but I might have to take some on

[@cd3121]

Thats what life is about …

[@ralphcaluag2403]

Stress and pressure is like a hammer to the newly crafted knife. The weight of the impact shapes us, sharpen us... But too much could break that knife and have to redo all over again. Balance is key.

[@susannovak8263]

This was a good interview. I would’ve preferred to just see the two men talking, instead of seeing pictures of unrelated people acting out scenarios.

[@s.susanmarandi9080]

Same. 💯💯

[@geetamallya8403]

This channel probably doesn’t own that video. And so could use only the audio and clips of video

[@PLANETWATERMELON]

Exactly. These videos are kinda annoying. I get it they are motivational, but just show the actual footage. I am getting to the point not wanting to click on these videos. I agree they probably don't own the rights, but its odd they can play the audio seems kinda weird. They are both copyrighted.

[@rachell2172]

It’s a copyright thing -- with the different visuals, this falls into the category of transformative use. This way they won’t risk being sued while republishing an unedited or barely changed video might be possible if they can find the file, that would invite the risk of a lawsuit which by transforming the visuals the make near negligible.

[@Jbech444]

I came to the comments to write exactly this! Loved the verbal content, but the stock footage of random people was so distracting. Would have preferred a regular interview.

[@TyneRiverGirl83]

Ryan is the definition of motivation. You don't just see him doing something, you also feel it and it inspires you to want to do the same. To paraphrase Tolkien, he regularly shows us his quality, his selflessness is so modest and it's an example for us all to follow.

[@MotivationMentors]

so true!💯

[@trayshana]

Agree he is the def of motivation. Def motivated me to continue living a selflessness life.

[@mikekenney8362]

We were fortunate to know Ryan’s mom as we grew up. She was a truly lovely and perceptive person and a favorite friend of my sister. When we became aware of Ryan and saw his charisma, he was an obvious reflection of his mom. Real guy

[@illsubtoeveryonethatsubsto4606]

Hmm

[@AbhishekTiwari-xt1kt]

@@illsubtoeveryonethatsubsto4606 are sure about the theory?

[@TheRealDavidJohnson]

Really? Cool!

[@bar-jean]

I just love Ryan Reynold's authenticity. The Mint Mobile commercials with his mother are priceless! It appears they have the same sense of humor. He's just hilarious.

[@jginny]

Real Free Guy

[@GagandeepSingh-ph7fo]

Dude! I have never seen or heard Ryan Reynolds speaks in a truthful way, especially when it comes to life. This is the real Ryan I have ever seen and heard. Wow.

[@starozi6264]

Im glad you think celebrities are truthful in the depiction of themselves in front of the eyes and ears of millions

[@saronite5236]

Especially since he started his acting career at fifteen.

[@anthonyjohnson71]

@@saronite5236 yeah i was listening to that and was wait he was a child actor right! lol

[@michele1491]

The humbleness and down to earth nature of Ryan makes him even more like able.

[@nguyensolomon2762]

Hello Michelle, how are you doing

[@laughingallthetime50]

He's so articulate, modest and easy to listen to.

[@kashemvai5025]

Ryan Reynold is the BEST Deadpool we could ever get

[@KevinHilliard-e7h]

And he sounds just like the one from shattered dimensions

[@colinloh6427]

Facts. He’s like no other. 🤩🤩

[@alexbryda]

nobody and i mean NOBODY else is Deadpool 🙏 Ryan is literally the sole reason the movie got made originally, he earned it💯 without Ryan the test footage might have never leaked or been created, Fox studies kept telling him NO until that same leak broke the Internet, just like Hugh Jackman, Robert Downey, Ryan, they are quite literally the character they embody ❤️

[@colinloh6427]

@@alexbryda He also wrote Deadpool.

[@CorbinB-Rax]

Imagine getting arrested by Ryan as a cop after improv

[@judigearhart2517]

I have so much respect for Ryan. You can tell the way he interacts with people on and off screen that he genuinely cares, which comes through in his acting superbly. I love that you took your career slowly. You are so true to yourself. It is tough being the youngest in the family, being the "punching bag" (I know that do) and just surviving high school to get out of there. I am so glad you are successful Ryan and I wish you and your family all the best! (By the way, The Proposal was my favorite film of yours)

[@wrenlinwhitelight3007]

For movie lovers it's paramount to get to know the actors that are behind our heroes. Ryan is such a great example.

[@TheRealDavidJohnson]

Reminds me of something Frank Capra said of Jimmy Stewart. He said most people compliment actors by saying "Great actor!" but they complimented Jimmy and said he was a great man.

[@christian8657]

The last line hit home so much, “the reason sometimes we get sicker is because aren’t expressing ourselves and letting things out” That is such a profound thought

[@leehasty.]

10000%!! Louise Hay says something incredibly similar to this in the start of her book 'You can heal your life' WELL worth checking it out!

[@jamesclarkmaxwell-v2n]

people make mistakes , memes happen

[@christinat.7171]

He's the best. So personable, humble, funny, truthful, good person.

[@David-ky3lr]

Hi Christina I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌹🌹🌹

[@TheRealDavidJohnson]

I imagine Ryan saying in his playful voice: "No, you're the best!"

[@starozi6264]

These are fundamentally good qualities everyone should have. Its not a virtue.

[@nguyensolomon2762]

Hello Christina, how are you

[@ryanreynolds8875]

Thank you so much❤. For Your wonderful comment and likes , your support is what keeps me going so in return I've decided to give something back to my fans by setting up an interactive community and I would love for you to join. It will make me happy 😊.

[@TimDaco]

I Love Ryan Reynolds So Much. He's Hilarious and Sarcastic but He can also say things that are Deeply Profound and Emotional and Meaningful which makes Him The Perfect Deadpool.

[@MorningCoffeeDaily]

The way he speaks about his father and how his life goes on... such bravery for such big loss.

[@Author_Alyssa_Taylor]

He's on the money. When you don't express yourself you get sick. My mother had 5 bouts of cancer before she died. She held SO much in. Psychologists find that cancer victims survive 4 times longer than expected when they have a SAFE session with a therapist, co-operate and express their true feelings. Amazing the power the mind has!

[@Matzes]

Any source to that 4x longer life claim? Seems doubtful

[@marymacdonald2379]

My mom believed that - when you don't express your feelings it can contribute to getting cancer.

[@SwMtAmlaith]

Check out Gabor Maté - When the Body Says No or just any of the KZbin videos with him. The issue with repressing your emotions is that you become unconscious of when the emotions are there and as a result can’t act on them. Long term it will result in chronic stress that destroys the body in various ways since it creates imbalance within the hormonal-, immune- and nervous system which are innerconnected systems related to emotions.

[@dhruvb38]

@@John-ik2eg the fuck you talking about? It's people like you who continue to stigmatize seeking outside support. If everyone could just do it themselves, we wouldn't have all the mental health issues we're having today. Have some empathy.

[@TheRealDavidJohnson]

​@@Matzes I studied lifestyle change and I would put it optimistically at 2x. Theoretically 4x.

[@judyheim6998]

I owe this guy for Mint Mobile. As an older person with a very limited income having a reliable inexpensive phone bill has been a life saver. Thanks Ryan for putting that out there.

[@brushstroke3733]

I also like spending $60 less each month than I was on Verizon!

[@benjaminhonick5258]

@@John-ik2eg dude chill

[@TheRealDavidJohnson]

@@John-ik2eg Yep. I pay $180 for the entire year. $15/month. Great service. Simple to setup. Been using it for you years and my family. Everyone's happy.

[@Annapurna818]

Ontario needs it

[@User8vfjhejf]

He went to college, realized he was too handsome, went to hollywood instead

[@DAMfoxygrampa]

Ez money

[@karenboromeo899]

He got handsome when he got famous. As one does. Status heightens handsomeness.

[@soku330]

Literally what everyone tries to do on the first day of college. Never to be seen again after dropping out

[@Crave_Dozen]

😂

[@imanassole9421]

Smart man. 😂😂 He's the hot chick that finally realized she doesn't have to work that hard to get to the same place. 😂😂 I'm joking! Surely some talent and hard work n junk in there too.

[@jmurry6695]

I love Ryan Reynolds. I love that he loves his parents, brothers and wife and that he has children. He's a wonderful man and so funny and handsome and humble.

[@zhelly5461]

This is what like about Ryan Reynolds as a person. When asked about very sensitive questions, he answers it jokingly without downplaying the situation. Solidifying what he stated about never taking life too seriously.

[@dayze.9399]

ryan reynolds came up slow and will have a spot in everyones heart for the rest of time.

[@the2ndQT]

Ryan Reynolds is a TERRIBLE PERSON. Fans don't separate his characters from the actor thinking he's so wonderful. His greed to take more than his share has put more people into poverty and his mobile service, like all mobile carriers, expose users to radiation that can cause health issues even possibly cancer. HE SPENDS HIS LIFE PRETENDING TO BE SOMEONE ELSE for OUTRAGEOUS AMOUNT OF MONEY when he's nothing more than a puppet with entire teams of people telling him how to act, how to dress, how to talk, and how to move. #StopThe Royals #BadRoleModel #UseOurPower

[@brandonpineda759]

⁠​⁠@@the2ndQTwait you’re saying all mobile carriers expose radiation. So do you not have a mobile carrier? Is having a computer or mobile device not even worse than a mobile carrier which I assume you’re typing from?

[@Cantread807]

Crazy how relatable he is.

[@MotivationMentors]

yeah true, even though he’s at the top he’s still a really down to earth and honest guy, doesn’t try to hide the fact that all of us have our own problems

[@ferencbalint4876]

BAT

[@dmoon9037]

True for all Canadians? They all get to the higher end of the EQ spectrum. (I’m overstating it, but it’s statistically plausible on the basis of my handful of decades of life in North America.)

[@ziondanny7081]

Considering he is massively rich, globally famous Hollywood star. In other words, nothing like you or the people you know. Also, he's an actor....

[@chand911]

In no way is that true...

[@datastorm17]

This isn't a speech, it's an interview. That being said, I enjoyed it

[@aidanfegan6605]

Nice to see this side of Ryan - honest and humble and being serious and opening up about what’s important to him

[@nottojensen1246]

This is definitely worth a few watches - His key points of not being afraid to risk, putting himself in a position where he HAD to make things work, the SLOW progression of his success, as well as the observation that fame had wreaked havoc on many of those in the industry. Outstanding.

[@developerjustin6306]

Agreed 👍

[@joeyfigueroa4748]

WOW, first of all, idk how you did it, but this is the first time I’ve heard Ryan speak without even having the “sarcastic” feel to him. This felt very genuine and from his heart.

[@jasonl1942]

His sarcastic thing is his shtick. It's a rile he plays with most media who ask dumb questions. He is an 'actor' after all.

[@ijohnathonwhite8002]

I moved to LA when I was 18. I still had one more year of high school because I was but back in 3rd grade when my family moved to Texas. I remember growing up, whenever I disappointed my mom she would say to me,”when you’re 18 you can do whatever the hell you wanna do, but while you’re still living under this house you’ll obey by my rules.” Therefore, I was always determined to leave at 18. Looking back, I kind of regret it, because my mom wasn’t able to share prom with me. Wasn’t able to make my first ever play with Hairspray, but she did make it to my graduation ceremony. God I love that woman. Anyways, before I left she did try everything to make me stay. She brought me to church a few times, and every time the pastor would give a sermon on how God told different prophets to leave their home. Then she tried getting my dad to talk to me, and we didn’t get along very well back then so he tried playing it tough by saying,”you’re a man now, so you got to make the best decision for you.” My ultimate decision occurred one breezy night in Fresno where we then resided (my hime town) I was taking out the trash and I remember looking up at the stars and saying to God, “wow, it sure is beautiful tonight.” Suddenly, the wind started blowing extremely hard, my lips started to utter, and my hands were in the air. Next thing you know, I went from the pavement to the grass, my knees were soaked, and I was speaking in this unknown language, it sounded quite Hebrew to be honest, but I was in tears like my spirit had something to really say to our Creator. I been in Los Angeles now 13 years, I recieved two festival awards for my video editing, one writing award from my local company with my godparents, and been on a lot of different auditions and even made it to the producers audition few times for titles such as Power Rangers, Blues Clues, and Equalizer two. Although, no success in the acting field yet, I’m forever grateful for my experiences. I’m 31 years old now, I drive Tesla’s for Uber Black and PA on the side. I stay humble, and it might have even became my career. God gots me though, that’s for sure.

[@idahopotato5837]

Ryan is one of those actors you just want to love, see what he is in. They don't have to be Oscars. He is very likeable and I would imagine a very loving family man who leaves his ego on the shelf. Like Tom Hanks. A great mentor.

[@JustWhyFFS]

"Because of the residuals?" There's more to life than money, seems most have forgotten. Glad to hear him say it wasn't about that.

[@OldGoatintheWoods]

Just love this guy. He just makes sense of things and with humor too! Rare gift.

[@wanglee21]

All his humor is rated R. I wouldn't ever want this man to rise my kids. They would act just like all his characters he plays, jocks and bullies. Only in Western society we promote these kinds of behavior. And here we are having kids shoot each other in school.

[@PeterRobieArt]

Hearing this interview really captured my attention. From the similarities of having older family in the household to having proud and strong parents. All of this resonated with me on a personal level. I believe that being hyper perceptive is a blessing and a curse. It is indeed a self-defense mechanism but it can also become a wall too. For me hearing these interviews helps me refocus and remember what is most important.

[@amandabrown449]

Ryan Reynolds seems like such a relatable person. Not to mention funny & honest. Would love to have a drink with him. Aviator Gin of course.

[@David-ky3lr]

Hi Amanda I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌹🌹🌹

[@nguyensolomon2762]

Hello Amanda, how are you

[@wbrandon78]

So much of what you see on KZbin of Ryan is him doing quick one line-ers. And they are super fun to listen to, but hearing this interview was so great to see a more serious side of him! I would never want him to give up his flair for the one-liners, but it would be great if he would do more interviews like this one!

[@soundstosleepby4395]

One of the nicest things about Ryan is his face, we would have liked to have seen a lot more of him as he spoke rather than all those little montages of other people. He's great.

[@MarwanMahdy]

Ryan is my favorite celebrity in terms of character. He is so transparent about what he does that he comes out as friendly and naturally funny, not as a scripted famous guy who has managers thinking for him and writing everything he says.

[@sherilynl4038]

Dis - Ease....make ourself sicker by not expressing ourselves and letting things out. Thank you Ryan. what a wonderful interview piece.

[@David-ky3lr]

Hi Sherilyn I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌹🌹🌹

[@nguyensolomon2762]

Hi Sherilyn, how are you doing today

[@toddrickman]

Humility is a rare trait. I'd love to talk with that Man

[@MotivationMentors]

makes two of us!

[@stevebradbury7757]

Him and Keanu Reeves.

[@davidsheridan136]

What would you ask him?

[@TheRealDavidJohnson]

@@davidsheridan136 Good question!

[@jamesclarkmaxwell-v2n]

canadian

[@stellar8430]

Such a powerful speech, I will always have so much gratitude and respect towards Ryan Reynolds, I related to a lot of different aspects and life obstacles he has went through, the more you overcome in life, the more stronger you become because of your experiences and that's probably the highlight of everything.

[@njt002]

This kid won life.

[@bernieroblesiii8657]

I have always loved watching Ryan Renolds movies for his way of making me laugh. I would love to meet him in person. I am a disabled Veteran whom can not go out much, or do much but he inspires me to live life to the fullest. I hope he is happy because I will never get enough of his humor in the movie scenes.

[@mickyelmb]

Love the phrase "Don't take life to seriously because you'll never get out alive." I always thought Ryan Reynolds was an out going fearless person then I heard him say in an interview that he would have fear and anxiety before appearing on stage. I never would have thought that would happen to a person so charismatic. After hearing him speak so openly and honestly about his personal struggle made me realize how we all struggle and by facing are fears is the best way to deal with life regardless of the outcome.

[@romelange6314]

*Well, I never had a rich parents but at least I have Mr GARDNER to TEACH ME.*

[@dianebuzz1346]

Getting money is an issue that everyone has needs in order to live a better and luxurious life.

[@michaelcox4540]

Not only that.

[@michaelcox4540]

@@dianebuzz1346 The reason people fail to succeed is discouragement from family and friends, how do you know if something is working or not with out a trial.

[@stellaward7884]

this is not the first time i am hearing about Mr Gardner and his trades exploits but I have no idea how I can reach him, before now

[@stellaward7884]

Please who else has traded with Mr Gardner and made profit, I was told he is the best trader and account handler.

[@lovehilaryanne]

I'm a huge Ryan fan, and I've never seen this side of him. I always sensed it, and I always knew I wanted to be more like Ryan because of his wit. I actually talked to my therapist about it, because of the very thing he talks about - survival. I'd be in situations where being emotional, honest or too serious had bad consequences... so I wanted to learn how to be funny or witty to get out of those situations. Understanding more of his life history, how it progressed slowly, and how he learned and perfected his crafts really helps me in my own life. I appreciate this interview, and look forward to more!

[@beatdizzy]

Hyper vigilant

[@the2ndQT]

Ryan Reynolds is a TERRIBLE PERSON. Fans don't separate his characters from the actor thinking he's so wonderful. His greed to take more than his share has put more people into poverty and his mobile service, like all mobile carriers, expose users to radiation that can cause health issues even possibly cancer. HE SPENDS HIS LIFE PRETENDING TO BE SOMEONE ELSE for OUTRAGEOUS AMOUNT OF MONEY when he's nothing more than a puppet with entire teams of people telling him how to act, how to dress, how to talk, and how to move. #StopThe Royals #BadRoleModel #UseOurPower

[@ishankasare4989]

@@the2ndQT And why do you think he is a terrible person did you met him or do you know him personally, Judging some one is easy bro .

[@the2ndQT]

@@ishankasare4989 Pay attention and you should see the same. It's called HISTORY. No judgement here..just facts. Stop seeing what they want you to see and see what's actually there. Separate actor from his characters. Do the homework..or continue to support bad people...your choice.

[@humanperson1881]

@@the2ndQT sorry to break it to ya buddy but all mobile carriers expose humans to some form of radiation… earth is riddled with radiation. i know, tough breaks, amirite?

[@bodymindhealth4u]

I love that Ryan said, anxiety and phobias were assets not liabilities! I tell this to clients all the time. In fact, Dr. David Burns says, It's not what's wrong with you, but what's right with you that's the "problem" (humor). In other words, there are lots of smart, good reasons to feel the way you do and when you embrace that it enables you to view things very differently. It is a paradox though. Once you embrace fear it not only loses it's power over you but often its dissipates, even disappears. And the idea that our minds and body's are connected and perhaps illness is influenced by our thoughts has merit in the research. Dr Gabor Mate has a book, "When Your Body Says No" that dive into this idea from one perspective, cancer, stress, and being "nice".

[@clareteague9319]

Wow! I just bought that book. Now I am even more motivated to read it!

[@rajachola3315]

damn are you a doctor or smtg?

[@bodymindhealth4u]

@@rajachola3315 Not a doctor, don't know what smtg is. Just a VERY enthusiastic about mental health!

[@David-ky3lr]

@@bodymindhealth4u Hi Pschologymadepractical I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌹🌹🌹

[@bodymindhealth4u]

@@David-ky3lr No worries! I'm not very private. LOL.

[@michaelferguson2344]

I enjoyed Green Lantern. How Will controls our lives. I Will, I Will Not. Determination, grit, courage, all very strong traits to cultivate. Every thing you experience is for you. When you simply watch how things relate, you see the pattern and your thread woven throughout it. Great interview, very open, thank you.

[@WeFrost62]

Wow. That last line: "But, in the end, you know, that loss of self...of not quite knowing where you stand, at-in any given moment is pretty tough, so...I wonder if some of those underlying ideas, or reasons we DO get sick, or sicker, is we're not sort of expressing ourselves or letting things out."

[@LisahTali]

He's incredibly perceptive. Ancient hindu ideas of health and sickness are largely said to be caused for those reasons.

[@randyjones150]

He's in my top 5 best actors of all times love his movies. I never knew he was in a sitcom tho. Definitely going to look it up.

[@urban772]

2 guys, a girl and a pizza place - I remember as a young-ish boy finding it brilliant fun

[@TK.000]

Wow! I've always loved Ryan Reynolds. But I just developed a deep profound respect for him. I never knew he had gone through all of that as a child and that really makes him human, not just someone you see on TV. He's very articulate and smart and seems to be a good all-around person. I love it that Hollywood didn't make his head grow big and he stayed humble.

[@JasonBrown033]

Great interview! He's completely relaxed, transparent and I received this as being very genuine and non-scripted (pun intended). I must admit, other than seeing Mr. Reynolds in some movies, I never knew much about him. Good insights! I did read or hear once that he doesn't drink alcohol, so that's one way I can totally relate with him. After hearing this interview, it's clear we share some very similar beliefs as well. For me, it's my faith, family and health as the most important things in life! Period. Full stop.

[@TheRealDavidJohnson]

Well stated.

[@bdduenke]

He drinks. He owns a gin label. His wife does not drink.

[@JasonBrown033]

@@bdduenke Interesting. Thanks for the info. I didn't know about the gin label.

[@sikskillz2186]

wow, we almost lost one of the most brilliant actors and style to college and then we got him in college. worked out perfectly.

[@cherylhall8803]

What a wonderful interview, always loved his acting.He seems really caring and nice

[@nguyensolomon2762]

Hi Cheryl, how are you doing

[@Ben-Rogue]

"Less like a younger brother and more like a moving target" This was basically my experience as the youngest, having an older brother who used me as 'entertainment'

[@dontask9000]

Knowing that Ryan Reynolds was a lot like me now is honestly super motivating. I always had an interest in acting and I wanted to become an actor but I was always really shy and quiet to the point where I was always alone and didn’t have friends. Was never really that confident either.

[@wasilaahmad4056]

One of my favorite actors

[@turntheheart4268]

“Recognize those things as assets as opposed to liabilities”

[@anitajonsson4379]

Loved that interview...there seemed to be a kind of symbiotic relationship existing between these two gentleman. I felt an unexpected feeling of contentment and assurity come over me while listening; like the ebb and flow of waves in the ocean. Very comforting,.wise and beautifully powerful. Kudos.

[@chand911]

What the actual fuck?

[@AETacts]

Me too, Anita

[@nguyensolomon2762]

Hello Anita, how are you doing

[@magiko7176]

There is always more than meets the eye when it comes to humorous people like Ryan. It's like a mask that they use to hide any emotions or sorrows they may have and instead have a positive influence on others. It's why characters like Deadpool and Spider-Man are so likable. They've been through so much and yet still choose to keep their head up and be the best person they can be.

[@jasmineheidi1427]

Putting our time and effort in activities and investments that will yield a profitable return in the future is what we should be aiming for

[@mackzack297]

Investing in stocks is a good idea, a good trading system would puts you through many days of success.

[@kennethglenn4879]

It is also possible to produce superior performance provided you do something different from the majority. However, most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market than to the cost of proper diversification.

[@tonymatlock4437]

The cryptocurrency market is seeing one of its worst selloffs since 2020, sparking panic among investors and raising questions about why crypto prices have been increasingly sensitive to gyrations in the market.

[@dicksoneteng2111]

Exactly, the trick is to diversify your investment, don't panic when everyone else do and invest consistently

[@viratkhan4307]

@Ashley Miguel That's impressive. Are you giving him your money or it stays in your trading account? how does it works

[@lifebalance3247]

I can relate with the school, parents, siblings, travelling, loss, empathy, anxieties and realising later in life what I thought was not good enough actually turns out to be my values and positive’s 🥰 great share

[@judyforan2542]

What an amazing interview. The real person, unassuming. No wonder we all love him.

[@David-ky3lr]

Hi Judy I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌹🌹🌹

[@jerrievans3997]

I loved him when I saw him in Blade 3. He made that movie. I could tell that his presence was very dominant and he could command a crowd and keep his footing at the same time. He and Blake are lovely, amazing, talented people.

[@sirkid8553]

Beautiful interview, thank you for sharing this

[@MotivationMentors]

thank you for watching it! have a blessed day🙌🏼

[@stevestokes4206]

He is probably the one actor I would drink a beer with. The rest I would walk by and not give a f. But Ryan and even his wife, I believe they still have their souls.

[@anthonyvelazquez6604]

Listening to this just make me feel a lot happier.

[@paulanthonyhartnett9117]

This is a beautiful message, and nice to see and listen to Ryan. Struck a chord with me. On many points

[@MotivationMentors]

Guys, what did you think about this speech?👇My favorite part is when he talks about why he’s not in it for the money, very wise words

[@A.gamer_]

I relate to this on so many levels. In high school, and sometimes still I want to be invisible, I know I don't need to, but it's when I feel most comfortable. I struggled to find what I want out of life, and sometimes I still do. And to know that a man like Ryan Reynolds went through what he did, it's beautiful. I look up to him not for being an actor, but for being an honest person, to the world and himself. We need more people like that in the world. Who see it for the way it is. Not just positive or negative, but both at the same time.

[@MotivationMentors]

@@A.gamer_ thanks for sharing this. I can definitely relate too, and I think that it’s all about perspective in life. Maybe you see someone like him on the outside and you think he doesn’t have any issues of his own, but at the end of the day we each have our stories, and we shouldn’t be discouraged by making comparisons🙌🏼

[@mmattew58]

Amazing...He is the one

[@physicsguybrian]

@@mmattew58 Morpheus seems to think so, but the others still aren't sure.

[@sofiako6198]

Ryan Reynolds seems like such a balanced person who was able to take all the facets of life good and bad and turn it into a beautiful thing he can thrive and be happy in

[@gmlapointe3516]

That was an amazingly great and honest interview. Good job with a fellow 🇨🇦 Many of us Canucks like Ryan's wit and personality. We're proud of him.

[@joshgebel3642]

Great speech, Ryan. I went to Harper Community College in Palatine, IL. I didn't want to go to school. Life is about learning. Everyday. I studied communications, had 17 credits and felt completed enough. I now am able to teach myself anything I want. It's great. No student debt either. I'm also very happy for you that on your 4th try, BAM! Because they were looking at a star in the making my man. Nice job.

[@Ashley-xd9ik]

Wow never knew much about Ryan but surprised to find I relate so much to his childhood. My dad was also in law enforcement but he had major anger issues, mostly unresolved childhood trauma and abuse that carried over into his parenting. my escape was always books and school though. I was the same as Ryan in how I was happiest the more invisible I seemed because like him I just wanted to get through the shit show, move out and then live my life, which is exactly what I did. Now I'm a paramedic in my 30s loving life. My dad and I don't have the greatest relationship but he's a lot better these days, less angry at least now that he's gone through some therapy and is retired. It's amazing how someone, who's life and personality seems so different from your own can have so much in common with you because of what they experienced in childhood and how they got through it. No one is ever truly alone. There is always someone, somewhere that knows exactly what you're going through, and how you feel, because they are going through it too.

[@silviapabon1282]

"Fortune favors the brave."..says someone for money... is a great quote...

[@teammelkerphilippines3620]

This here is an amazing man, an amazing husband but most of all an amazing father, I have always admired this work

[@dg-hughes]

Here in Canada I went to University (UPEI) at age 34 for three months. Then a technical college (Holland College) for 2 years. Massive difference. I highly recommend going to a school of some sort when you're young and your brain is at peak performance.

[@marymacdonald2379]

Agree 100%. I went at age 26 and got engineering degree. So glad I didn't wait any longer. Your brain power at a younger age is so valuable.

[@lifeisshort3606]

I attained an applied physics degree following school. Hardest thing I ever did following sudden death of my father in my second year. Looking back 40 years now, I draw upon that courage to help me through life's twists and turns. Where do you draw your courage from?

[@dg-hughes]

@@lifeisshort3606 For UPEI I had been kicking myself for years for not going. A job I had ended after many years and a I got new one I didn't like so that made me apply to UPEI. But I found it hard I felt old and my study habits were 15 years out of date I left after the first semester. My second attempt was at age 47 after being laid off work was a two year college degree in computer studies; networking, programming, system administration etc.. My Dad was very sick at the time but I am glad I was able to graduate and find work before Dad died. I think that's life we want people to be proud of us.

[@deanaarnette-maze6560]

Anytime I'm in a funk I watch a movie with Ryan Reynolds and I definitely feel better. Laughter is definitely great medicine.

[@TheRealDavidJohnson]

Me too.

[@nguyensolomon2762]

Hi Deana, how are you

[@denisem144]

Love him. Creating his own path. 100% - emotions in the body are a big issue.

[@TheRealDavidJohnson]

Good summary!

[@nguyensolomon2762]

Hi Denise, how are you doing

[@melindaaimeeroth5580]

Beautifully done. When I was in science, I forced myself. . . as soon as I did something that I could get through the day with, working life got better.

[@WarriorsPhoto]

That was a powerful set of messages from Ryan. Glad I listened to this video and I'll be adding to my archives to listen to again and again. Thank you MM.

[@jenniferkeller1183]

This is one of my absolute favorite inspirational videos to come back to. I respect the vulnerability and triumph Ryan Reynolds expressed and has overcome. Its inspiring, and very uplifting. That's something beautiful.

[@Mms328]

Such a kind, smart and talented guy!

[@barbaracanterbury8533]

Ryan, you followed your gut, and now you share your brilliance with us.

[@lindaallen9141]

Love Ryan Reynolds! Hilarious! But so real! Very gifted!

[@cameronkalmbach8276]

I wouldn't call this a speech. Its an interview of Ryan. Its really nice to hear him speak though and see who he is as a person and he's really relatable.

[@axiscrevite]

Thank you for posting this. I've been really stressed about life stuffs, but I'm a bit comfortable now after watching this🙂.

[@txdude19d]

1. This was an interview, not a speech. 2. Still some decent insight on Mr Reynalds.

[@Canuckmom128]

That’s how we roll in the Great, White North. Thank You, Ryan. This is an important tool for Parents and Teachers to use with young people, who are constantly bombarded with Celebrity Culture. They can clearly identify with your feelings during High School, and that your life wasn’t handed to you on a Silver platter. You, Blake and your family are a shining example in a World that seems to have gone Mad, most days. Your devotion to each other, your generosity and regard for others, and your ability to make us laugh are much appreciated. Cheers from Ontario. 👍❤️🇨🇦🥰

[@moribundxix]

I was a vendor at the premier of X-Men Origins: Wolverine, arguable the worst x-men film of all time in Phoenix Arizona... but after the red carpet where hugh jackman rode his Indian and they did the full press junket Ryan came up to us and asked for a slice of pepperoni pizza.. I was 22 at the time, 6'1" and 180 and he was just about the same size, maybe an inch or two taller... he actually slumped his shoulders and made sure to be eye-contact level with me and thanked me sincerely for his slice... There is a man we can all admire and believe in... Can't wait for Deadpool 3

[@bicycle697]

I've always had the sense that Ryan is a pretty good guy.

[@CorrineNicole]

This interview of him made me love who he is even more. He’s just amazing!

[@Braveh3artGirl]

He’s a good man and a role model for other men 💯

[@cabellero1120]

This man has earned my respect People might be praising Tom Cruise or Jared Leto, But This man is the real deal Unlike the others, Reynolds cares more about his family, his community, his friends than his Fame, Celebrity! He wants to Help people, do the others? Leto, Cruise and many others are addicted to Fame...

[@gloriagarcia6946]

Thank you!l, Ryan! Love you! My young son has anxiety and I am trying to help him navigate it. I appreciate the positive words more than you know.

[@MotivationMentors]

sending best wishes over🙌🏼❤️

[@nguyensolomon2762]

Hi Gloria, how are you

[@KenH60109]

I can agree with him on one thing, I wanted to get through high school as fast as possible, I want to live my life, gain my own skills, and do what I WANT.

[@lorim.1528]

Love this man. What a wonderful, genuine human being!

[@nguyensolomon2762]

Hi Lori, how are you doing

[@xboxpancake9627]

@@nguyensolomon2762 Bro stop creeping around talking to women

[@jasonjones1986]

I like what he said at the end, I do think that letting go of what's eating you up can be a great way to heal or prevent a worsening decline of health. We underestimate the power of our minds.

[@TheRealDavidJohnson]

Very well stated.

[@catherinegaskain6419]

Loved the audio. He’s very relatable and loved listening to him. Totally ruined by the video clips of others, places and bath tubs. Seriously. He’s saying such interesting things and you’ve hurried it in crazy visuals and ruined it.

[@nguyensolomon2762]

Hi Catherine, how are you doing

[@elizabethwonders]

I’m with him on how overcoming issues makes you super perceptive, grateful, humble and you will go do things others might be afraid to do! Give yourself a chance! Parkinson’s is tough with one of your parents. ❤️

[@wob_gaming1232]

That last part gave me chills where Ryan wonders if the reason we get sick is because we're not expressing ourselves/letting internal emotions out...

[@TheRealDavidJohnson]

I worked with many well recognized doctors and many privately say the same thing. They can't say it out loud because the patients don't want to hear it.

[@Tom85AVFC]

All these motivational videos are great and all, but it’s a hell of a lot easier to be all inspirational when you’re a famous, multimillionaire, actor.

[@vanessavalladares6435]

I knew there was something about him that attracted me to him so much, I needed to hear this , I loved ryan since I was 13 .