Sam Hyde - Get A Skill 2 [Advice]

[@PerfectGuyLife]

0:00 - Intro 2:29 - You HAVE To Be Likeable 4:45 - Find A Mentor 12:54 - Add On (Funny Man Video)

[@ddqwf]

@@ccriztoff alot of advice sam gives is only useful if you are sick of your situation, young guys at rock bottom with nothing to lose and dont care what others will think of them for trying everything they can. Basically you have to be willing to rise the occasion of you take Sam's route here, not bad advice, but alot of it is dependent on your situation/the kind of person he directs these videos to

[@XSteve-gz5ko]

i was listening and it made me think so much at thesametime, nice clip 🤕👌

[@kfcriss]

Yo I want the Candyman bro

[@lizardking5210]

💕

[@lizardking5210]

@Sertraliner lol

[@austinlittle1638]

Sam Hyde was my mentor, and I've accomplished so much more than everyone else at the homeless shelter.

[@ShatterNWO]

"stop holding the gun sideways when you shoot" - Sam Hyde. Best advice I ever got.

[@Justinh102k]

most successful artist

[@turq1824]

Most successful American

[@satirical140]

fed

[@mildlyamusingcunt]

He should just to open a house where you have to wait on the porch for three days, getting verbally and physically abused.

[@ioijiopjkiopjkp]

Sams full potential is released in self defense situations.

[@blackelton7127]

I knuckled down and followed Sam's advice. My life has completely changed. I graduated in the top 30 of over 1,500 people in my area of my University. Got back into consistent fitness and my social life improved. I got a great graduate job in the defense sector and a year ago I started my own Defense Contracting firm using the networking I had built up. All of this happened in the space of 5-6 years during which I consumed Sam's content (for fun and also advice). I am now the #1 private military contractor in Mogadishu. The voices no longer plague my mind at night. The screams, the children's screams.

[@TomRogersOnline]

If Sam can do this for you, just think what he could do for the country, if he just stopped shooting up malls.

[@thriwaway7865]

You got me in the first half. Not gonna lie.

[@noname-vu2yo]

Damn thats inspirational af I am trying to do the same, here in Hangbug, Mongolia

[@drumyogi9281]

😂 I knew out of the gate there was no way your comment was going to be a joke lmao the end go me laughing. Thank you.

[@blackelton7127]

@@drumyogi9281 in fairness, some of it is actually true, you’ll have to decide for yourself which parts 😂

[@thatguyonline5083]

the purpose of my life is to consume product and get excited for next product

[@graamd]

I am happy for you for finding your purpose in life.

[@rolotomassi8767]

God what a horrible way to live

[@brandonbarnes8997]

I need to consume my microplastics

[@Undertaker93]

So capitalism?

[@FirstNameLastName_1]

@Tupac stuck in a crystal prison eating food supports the NWO

[@yosdef]

Sam Hyde is like Andrew Tate for homeless people

[@happyconsoomerino5530]

Except Sam did it first like he always does

[@yosdef]

@@happyconsoomerino5530 both are necessary

[@metalgearsolid2substance507]

Top groomer

[@martinal-almani3192]

why ur on mobile?

[@caseylayton4898]

Hope he doesn't get lung cancer like Top G

[@gk5108]

I took Sam’s advice and now I’m teaching African refugees JavaScript in Mogadishu. Thanks Sam 🙏

[@rufusblue8044]

Not to toot my own horn but my wood working is getting to a point where I can be proud.

[@KyroOuttaSpace]

Awesome king 🤘🏻

[@rufusblue8044]

@@KyroOuttaSpace thank you brother

[@xandertheprophet777]

go harder, keep going

[@CEOofPolishSupermacy]

nice!

[@memevarg2530]

@@CEOofPolishSupermacy kurwa mac

[@1headphoneguy]

I absolutely love how Sam is describing this drawing with as much racial slurs as possible that the kid sent him and caps it off with "and the style was very good"

[@dexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx6537]

the reason normal Sam Hyde fans dont often message Sam is likely because they're off hitting the grindstone as they've been told to. The level 2 goblins are the ones who start arguing with the KZbin videos and eventually hit up the man himself

[@animuslite8809]

Don't even get me started on the Level 1 Maggots

[@lexlouie9736]

I was a level 2 goblin in highschool, me and the boys collectively pledged we would try to go work for MDE one day and sent a long email to Sam. To our surprise he responded with “aweee thanks guys I’m gonna hang this on my wall”. To this day I wonder what would have happened if I chose senpai Sam as a mentor in 2014.

[@TheAzurefang]

Yeh some of us have been working on our lives and shit in between uploads. Samm goons need to chill a lil

[@dexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx6537]

@@lexlouie9736 that is pretty cool tho that you had an interaction with "The Candyman" back then

[@ricknochefort4941]

@@lexlouie9736 that's the best response while simultaneously being the worst response ever...

[@ChadOpinion]

Sam is a legend for helping everyone out there.

[@admiralbonetopick600]

Anything other than selling cars is stupid and a waste of time-Sam Hyde

[@GGGboi]

@@ccriztoff you’re exhibit a of why that is

[@juri8723]

best channel to watch while in prison for vehicular manslaughter (victim was riding a tricycle and the police found the tape)

[@tubeguy4066]

@Normal Person lol

[@alphaotakux]

Just tell them it was a self defense situation

[@SlurmsMackenzie187]

Fuck

[@chemistryofquestionablequa6252]

We need to bring back mentoring in all fields and businesses so we can help a young man who is just trying to get started in the world. We need to start caring about our neighbors again and build strong communities.

[@steecheeful]

On god

[@MrBopet]

Some do still try, I'm lucky to work for one of em. Learnt more these two months than the last five years.

[@callumbrowne2081]

Build back strong communities’

[@TheScience69]

There's too many cultures storming the border and then banning our culture and calling it racist for that.

[@Christoph-sd3zi]

*White neighbors

[@anon58973]

Being good at something makes you good at helping other people with the thing you're good at. More specifically, you will be good at identifying someone who could also be good at what you do. Scattershot "help" often devolves into enablement. Pity is not a good basis for helping someone.

[@ClockwerkIndustries]

💯

[@wayfaringstranger8430]

never have i heard such a mixture of actual good advice mixed with and tainted with intentionally misleading and bad advice

[@Finn-pe7uj]

Hey, can you expand a little please? Im lost, I can't differentiate

[@rollin662]

@@myratsalad no be a tool because how can you work without one makeing you someone they rely on is what sociopaths do to get the mark

[@dancegod1691]

I get the “shut up and be useful” advice, BUT I let this guy mentor me who seemed cool but gradually revealed himself to be pretty narcissistic. I want to point out that you need to walk away if you’re verbally abused, even if it might seem like you’re learning a lot or have a great connection in him. People like that won’t take you forward in your career because they don’t value people, trust me.

[@moisesjimenez4391]

Underrated advice right here

[@masterchief699]

So fkn right. Ive been there too. Some people are just manipulative gatekeepers.

[@DynamicCucumber]

If you let people talk uninterrupted for long enough, it gets easier and easier to see those kinds of red flags. Simple things like how often they reference themselves compared to others is often all the info you need. While some people can manipulate at a very high/undetectable level, those people's personal time is usually far above your pay grade anyways because they're very good at something specific. Just an observation.

[@2013Arcturus]

That's when you take the things you learned to latch on to a better mentor

[@modrock373]

Watch sams vid on toxic people

[@spiderfox1988]

I made my primary skill being a present and active husband and father

[@jermasbiggestfan7796]

The best thing a man can be.

[@CEOofPolishSupermacy]

Based

[@anon58973]

Hard part with finding a mentor is most boomers in the position to be mentors are predators or gatekeepers "protecting" their job; both are not interested in passing the torch to a protege.

[@joelblizzard160]

You're approaching it wrong then. Most old timers love to share their knowledge if they sense humility and a sincere desire to learn. At least in my experience.

[@IAmGameAddicted]

@@joelblizzard160 many dont, there are some that really do but there are alot with that attitude, you have to break down their barrier to get some information or help out of them, but i do agree alot of old timers love to teach and explain things, ive also met a few that just dont care, i dont know what the ratio would be but it happens

[@anon58973]

@@IAmGameAddicted @Joel Blizzard Old timers are not boomers. They are the last vestiges of the Greatest Generation.

[@sbot8158]

Best bet then is to try and break into their shell a bit. Might take some time and some conversation, and even maybe being a little fake at first but once you get past that barrier it's not as bad. Obviously though if you don't look good upon the mentor whether that be skill wise (usually gatekeeper assumes they aren't that high tier/willing to go higher) or morally (predator) then keep searching for others.

[@impactEditHD]

@@joelblizzard160 no they dont lol

[@NUMBER29__]

I did what you said Sam. I learned a skill. Im a welder now and everything in my life is better because of it.

[@max3eey]

Right right right right right right right right right right

[@Some_random98]

Your parents smoking weed while arguing while your playing a video game Jesus christ this is too real

[@Poppasgottabrandnewbagofcrack]

haha..shit

[@nickpavia9021]

Your username fits this comment too perfectly

[@EMMmaximino]

sadly a new norm.

[@PEACEOUTPAT]

MORE LIKE GET A PILL. MORE LIKE GET A KILL. MORE LIKE GET A CHILL. WILLY WILLY WILLY WILLY WILLY WILLY

[@MitchyD1000]

Just started seeing sams humour and comedy for the first time from his boxing match 😂 and Im absolutely loving it. cheers from UK Sam

[@Threemore650]

I’ve been noticing him for years... Still not quite sure what I’m seeing, but damn, it’s so entertaining!

[@nancyjackson3909]

Good ain't he

[@iHappyVideo]

I just put in a job application an hour ago. At least I can say I did something today.

[@graamd]

I replied to your accomplishment from my basement. At least I can say I did something today.

[@iHappyVideo]

@@graamd now that’s that kind of can-do spirit I like to hear my friend

[@claytondora]

One thing that's cool about becoming a lawyer (there are many things that aren't) is that mentorship is very much built in as a core expectation of the professional community. You get it, you give it. The most motivating, affirming moments I've had my adult life was having an attorney, who is august and accomplished in their practice, recognize me and put aside time they didn't need to in order to help me out, whether it was doctrinal or practical guidance. I think part of the reason there is a strong culture of mentorship in the legal community is that practicing law can be challenging, intellectually and physically (try passing the Bar in the same room you've been holed up in 24/7 the last 18 months, it will require fortitude), and it can often require substantial novel and adaptive thinking. We empathize with younger lawyers and remember our mentors taking time out to give us guidance, and return it in kind.

[@chemistryofquestionablequa6252]

We need to bring back mentoring in all fields. Support and help young men who are trying to get a start in the world.

[@eireann5381]

@@chemistryofquestionablequa6252 Totally agree, I wouldn't mind a shake up in school curriculum too.. with inflation being the way it has in the past decades I feel like my generation and even worse the ones coming up are just ill equipped for a lot of areas of modern life. Learning about Islam for 5 years in my country didn't really prepare me for earning or handling money etc. There's not really a lot that I took from school that has been applicable in adult life (besides the obvious like literacy)

[@claytondora]

@@chemistryofquestionablequa6252 100% Agreed. As someone who grew up in a single-mother household, there was a serious lack of positive male role models around growing up. While it's arguably even more critical having mentors as a child/teen, it can have a tremendous effect even as a young adult.

[@chemistryofquestionablequa6252]

@@eireann5381 that's why my wife and I are going to home school our son. They don't even teach you to make a budget, pay taxes, basic first aid. There's a video called "don't stay in school" by boyinaband that sums it up really well.

[@pc3340]

@@chemistryofquestionablequa6252 you gotta be careful homeschooling though. You can really deprive kids of social interaction and they’ll turn out weird af.

[@penemuelwatcher2378]

You’re asking to find a person that is extremely rare in our society

[@bigbrisket4911]

That is actually really solid advice, I got picked up for a electric company and I've been the shit hammer for a couple of months still am but I notice that their respecting me a little more. I've been the first one there and the last to leave. They notice that, and that's what I think they like, and keep you fucking mouth shut, don't spew your schizo redpill shit onto them, most of them will shit on you. Let them talk, only answer when they ask you questions.

[@23gtrh2_02]

Doing a similar thing myself

[@fredof4413]

Go off lads

[@blacknyellow962]

100% Man hope it works out for you. Like Sam said, keep your ego at the door.

[@jonathanhandsome6985]

I found an older man to mentor meeeeee 🙃😉😉😉

[@blacknyellow962]

@Tupac stuck in a crystal prison What do you suppose people do then? Give up and never try? Obviously you have to avoid becoming someone's "shit hammer" if there's no potential for growth there.

[@marzaik_yt]

If youre tall, sit down - sam hyde

[@funkycarlover]

Find mentor is accurate. Had mentor for a time, it is like downloading kung fu in the matrix. You learn things you couldn’t comprehend just by being there. He cared & I appreciate him taking me under his wing. He died unfortunately but I won’t stop appreciating his lessons

[@raoul6083]

Don't know if Sam reads these comments but thanks man, this advice really resonated with me. Everything you said crossed my mind before but its good to hear it from someone elses mouth. Specially that shit about politics, everyones goal is to be on the correct side of politics as if that shit even matters

[@jamessteele5918]

He gives basic wisdom, which is true, and delivers it in a condescending facetious self-help manner. A large amount of people wouldnt know what he's talking about. Most guys today are totally dysfunctional men.

[@Finn-pe7uj]

James Hey that's me!

[@arekgalang5555]

Ah geez dood

[@yucatansuckaman5726]

350!??!?!?!

[@pokerone6489]

"find a mentor" Yeah lemme just find the Mentor orchard.

[@bernard4459]

All things in this world are vanity. Your purpose in this world is communion with God. 1. Career is a false legacy, I've personally seen the 20 year legacy of a person wiped out within 10 minutes after their resignation. 2. All assets will be frittered away by the unappreciative or are based on illusory financial mechanisms. Family wealth resets to the mean after two generations. All novelties and luxuries acquired with wealth will be habituated to and cease to give joy. Man can go his entire life chasing lifestyle for a sense of contentment that will not last. 3. All esteem in this world will pass, you'd be surprised how quickly people forget about you once you're out of the picture. If we seek God we are able to participate in all of the activities above, and because we are detached from this world they fall into their proper place and we can enjoy them for what they are. It should become more obvious as the social contract, mechanisms of social esteem, culture, virtue, Truth, are unwound over the next years to the point where the normal lives we expected to live are no longer attainable. All things in this world are transactional, all things are effervescent and fleeting. Only with God can we elevate our relationships into an unconditional form of love and receive a foretaste of heaven as we gain the serenity, grace, peace of mind, humbleness, generosity, and rootedness that comes with the transfiguration of the soul and the development of a Christian heart.

[@superviolencetv1215]

Very true but having a skill and making good money is how you take care of your family and help your community. There is even a passage in scripture that says men who don’t provide are worse than unbelievers. It shouldn’t be made into an idol of course but having a well paying and useful career for the right reasons isn’t vanity.

[@bernard4459]

@@superviolencetv1215 True statement, God bless

[@callumbrowne2081]

My manager in a packing warehouse is brilliant. I’m listening to this as I do a mundane ‘hammer’ task, and I’m glad that I am on the correct path. He’s a really smart businessman and I intend to keep in contact with him for the future. I see him as a mentor to me

[@DeepTheDown]

You translate something genuine. You’ve been like that from the start but good to see you grow up. In all senses. Thank you.

[@waynekeer]

Get skill to make money. Good salary

[@AlwaysElevating]

Gotta love Sam immediately walking back saying nepotism is good haha.

[@Trahzy]

Well he did get a head start from mommy and daddy so.

[@alanloyd7164]

@@Trahzy that's what family is for ya dingus

[@ArgonNoble]

@@Trahzy People love to shit on Sam for growing up rich but at least he owns it and doesn’t pretend otherwise.

[@Trahzy]

@Argon Noble He kinda does, with his "learn a skill" advice and all that. Unless that's all sarcastic too. He's like 37? And lives off parents money and acting like a child. It's sad.

[@theonepieceguy9081]

Filling a bucket with sand then turning it upside down to make a castle...IS NOT A LIFE HACK.

[@griffin8090]

I do love watching shtf bug out bag videos

[@elijahpinkerton]

I had an experience with someone who I thought was a mentor. Im a 21 year old aspiring full time musician and songwriter, and worked through a friend of friend sort of thing to get in with a live audio production company. But I found myself staying as the shit hammer. I ate shit sandwiches and did bitch work for 60 bucks a day (no work schedule either, so I'd sometimes go weeks without work without notice) and soaked in as much knowledge as possible with a smile on my face. I really enjoyed the work and learned a hell of a lot, but the main thing I learned was that my boss/mentor was an emotionally fragile male karen boomer. He would regularly berate his sole other worker, the guy who actually taught me the most about the equipment we were using. But that is still soaking in information. I got what I needed, and got out the door before things got to an emotional build-up. Now I have the knowledge to record my own music live and several connections with other people in the industry where I live. I guess my takeaway from that experience is that sometimes, someone may overstate their ability as the mentor, and the experience itself can teach you what you really want to learn. Maybe not what they want to teach you, but really learning is more dependent on what the student is willing to learn, not what the teacher thinks should be taught. Love ya sam, hope you're doing well. This video really spoke to me. Thank you.

[@ajshdhenskaka]

Time to start moisturizing Hassan, the Candyman don't want his new coat to be itchy.

[@Speedy_Cheeto]

Best channel for people with autism

[@rileysanders701]

joining the military was definitely my biggest mistake, ready to get back out in reality and bust my ass to make it in the trades. Older brother been in the trades and he’s making a six figure income loving the hard work and feeling of satisfaction doing something real

[@ヽノ-m7d]

What trade?

[@criii4950]

Sam Hyde, my mentor taught me how to get on the no fly list. You too can achieve this with his wisdom

[@Pattern51lover]

I have accidentally been doing this for years with folks. The older generation is happy to help you out if you are happy to help them out. I have learned a lot from my elder friends.

[@KingExplorer107]

Unironically this is very great advice.

[@kidnamedgusflynger]

the light was so well projected

[@koopakiddd]

I completely agree with all of it, my mentor has been my grandfather and I’ve learned so much from cars to landscaping

[@TheAzurefang]

Surprisingly goated and overlooked life path. Mentored by a based grandpa? Pretty lit

[@pianistsdozen6476]

just remember: just like how unearned revenue is an accounting LIABILITY not an asset, potential is a liability u must fulfill, not some tangible asset you count on.

[@elmalifico3708]

Lots of real solid advice here. Listen to this more than once and let it marinate in your mind for a little bit.

[@JoeMama-ob4cr]

5:54 This is what I became to my current boss. It gets tiresome sometimes, but it’s really valuable to be the useful guy when your superior needs to get shit done they don’t want to deal with. It has helped me rapidly advance to the point where I will be maxed out in my role in less than a year when it usually takes people 3-4 years to do that. People call me a kiss ass sometimes, but I’m the useful guy and that has advantages. About 6 months ago I noticed that I got a raise. Looked I to it, and my boss’s boss had given me a raise without even telling me. It normally takes about 6 months to advance and he just gave me a raise without it. Edit: oh my boss also frequently teaches me useful things and introduces me to people very high up in the company. Huge networking opportunity there. Sometimes my coworkers will get to complaining about our boss, but I usually ignore it or stay neutral because I know she can help me advance to its worth it to trust her leadership and take a hit every once in a while because I’m playing the long game and I know she can help me continue to advance.

[@gregfoster126]

he speaks the truth

[@tsr6220]

Im currently undertaking an IT degree so one day I can teach African refugees how to program Javascript

[@AntwanFuzznips]

Good way to find a mentor is go to your local church's Bible study. Usually lots of solid, successful good guys. I found one and connected with a guy who owns multiple homes, one who's a PhD, and another who owns a trash company.

[@backoffpeer]

going to community college to finally learn an actual skill and it's gonna cost me $0 and 2 years of my life god is good

[@sharks2588]

gs bro

[@Nikkerman]

I still don't understand why Sam isn't a father at this point he would raise some really powerful kids

[@doncornetto]

TRT induced infertility

[@GreedAndSelfishness]

They would end up retarded in a gutter.

[@marcusblock8980]

You forgot about U.S. Marine Hyde

[@wrcz]

he adopted Jet

[@GeekinGecko]

@@wrczha wait is this legit? No way right

[@InVinoVeratas]

Sam is enlightened to the workforce. But for real, hearing about purpose, meaning and how one derives such meaning from life, it reminds me of Viktor E. Frankl, and Albert Camus. Thanks for reminding me of Philosophy Sam.

[@devinvigil3482]

The last part about living in a shitty apartment with parents who smoke way too much weed hit home I bought a book started learning Spanish quit porn and start my apprenticeship as plumber thanks Sam

[@zemchy]

A modern day Carl Jung. Truly in inspiration to us all.

[@lizardking5210]

LMAO I love this. We need more of this stuff, so many young people really do

[@CyberdriveAutomotive]

110% spot on I was mentored in race car fabrication.. went from some regular ass mechanic who did repairs to customizing them with professional level ability. Changed my life

[@springchickena1]

it's not just motivation it's step by step instructions how to escape poverty for crack babies. I believe you.

[@rhidlor8577]

i feel like people can either be online or offline, everything changed when i came online

[@RayLaxen]

When Hitler’s top guy gives advice, then it’s fucking great advice

[@redpaddys12]

I'm 48, I've been a mentor for a lot of people. Ask questions, you'll soon find out if they are stupid, but don't be afraid to ask. If you don't learn from the answers, that means you are stupid, and not just asking stupid questions. Learn the difference.

[@vlogcity1111]

God for you man. I find myself in a mentor position at a young age with sports and now in life at 28. I still need my own mentors along the way

[@CameUpOffDown]

This is great advice

[@godrodemyscooter]

OK MAYBE NICK SHOULD DO IT. a skit where nick is head of household and revs the shit out of his car in the garage every time he's challenged

[@blender_unleashed]

I feel like so much of Sam's advice is contradictory and debatable

[@cartercoffin3679]

My mentor has been putting myself in difficult situations and having to figure it out of necessity. Would be nice to not learn lessons the hard way and having someone that could mentor on whatever. The way I have been doing things the last 10 years has been a bit exhausting, yet I’ve gained a lot of experience in life and business.

[@crazyk831]

Thanks for the guidance dad

[@ThumpingThromnambular]

"...and the style was really good"

[@JackGoff-s5i]

Being likeable is a big ask for most of his audience

[@hyperTorless]

Unironically, Jordan Peterson's "Future Authoring" program stuff has helped me a gret deal, it was like a revelation, more than any "self-help". I cannot recommend it more, just take 1 hour to write something, then think about it and come back to it when an idea comes to you, it's very fulfilling. Thank you for the video.

[@datswassup9902]

generally for most businesses there are things called books that are written about them by the highest level experts, farming, computers, investing, etc you probably don't need to physically latch onto these people in real life, you can just read the books they wrote on the subject

[@lucysnorebush964]

Think what Sam is, where he came from and what he did/does then you'll understand why he's so serious about this.

[@datswassup9902]

@a in the clout game, also known as the influencer game you need to get views, like going on joe rogaine can change your lyfe, basically artistic endeavors and certain types of business are a lot about who you know and knowing how they navigate situations, which I agree with basically sams speech can apply to basically finding the best in your field and studying how they succeeded, I never meant to imply sam was wrong in his statements just that the relationship doesn't always have to be physical in nature in my business I'm starting, I found many mentors through youtube videos and books on the subject, but I literally didn't need to call them up and ask them to help me or to latch onto them, their mentorship was enough just being exposed to the information they provided

[@ktosieczunio]

i never really had a "mentor", but in my limited experience there is a BIG difference between reading a book and having an expert help you. Whatever you do you will always end up encountering a problem that could be easily solved in 30 seconds by asking an expert, but it will take you literal days looking through youtube tutorials and forums to figure it out. But maybe it's just how computer stuff is

[@datswassup9902]

@@ktosieczunio if you can't learn the baseline knowledge in the field without a mentor then it's questionable that you even deserve mentorship, if you aren't willing to do the research to be remotely competent in your field then you're probably in the wrong field, I don't think sam really believes this physical attachment theory, whoever he allows to latch onto him, buckingham, jet, nick rochefort, he associates with them due to mutual benefit, if they had nothing to offer then they wouldn't be in his circle I think the same thing generally applies to almost all ventures, if you don't have baseline understanding and knowledge then you shouldn't be harassing people to help you out for free, especially to mentor you which is way more than just answering a question in free time, but I agree if you're lucky enough to have a mentor and you're a level 1 slime then you should latch on, it's just questionable advice to "seek mentorship" which equates to just harassing people who have their shit in order the books I've read and the youtube videos and articles I found on my business venture are more than enough mentorship, literally hundreds of pages of knowledge, and hours upon hours of video

[@vlogcity1111]

It’s nit just the experience they have but the connections and opportunities. A book has neither. Many business men know other people who are interested in sellin their businesses or they themselves do not have a contingency plan in place to get out of the business. That’s where you come in

[@madboytech]

I'm getting the sense that a lot of people who watched this and commented are audibly scoffing. Like he isn't at least, giving some somewhat solid advice. I don't care where it comes from, good advice is good advice

[@teganmusser976]

You gotta lock that phlegm situation down my nigga that’s my little gold nugget to you back

[@YorkshireMacduff]

Sam Hyde is the Andrew Tate we need.

[@hyge269]

this woke my eyes for the first time in my life. Thank you Sam Hyde

[@KTV22]

Make more Hyde Wars

[@Itsallover57]

Fortunate enough to be able to think of 3 men that can fulfill this role to varying degrees. Another way to look at this is, becoming the right hand of a powerful person. In an ideal situation, when the time comes, they hand you the keys. In other cases youre taking the elevator to the top while others take the stairs and in the worst case, which is on you to avoid, you become a lap dog or wronged in some way.

[@elkstra99]

sam speaks it, jon lives it.

[@averyvanderlouw1193]

The bit about “be the hammer” guy really works in all settings, I work in agriculture and animal rescues to get in the door of going into wildlife conservation. In those environments, people don’t want to work with someone that gets distracted by politics or brings their personal problems into work. Why? Because lives are getting placed in your hands, whether they’re animals, plants, ecosystems, or the people that are going to be consuming some sort of produce that you’re growing. Keeping the self out of it is a good skill to be as productive as possible, you can have decent friendships with your coworkers or employers but you absolutely have to be professional at all times

[@DRIFTA999]

if your tall...sit down..hahah fuck that was good

[@oooo-mx5th]

Good Video!

[@tiptoejoe4899]

~1:40 to 2:02, when he mentions seeing yourself in 10, 15 years where your soul is satisfied, what if i cant get envision that alone

[@user-xq4st9ie7r]

For example if you are learning a skill you develop a framework in which you are able to anticipate certain outcomes of your actions. The trick is to not embrace the negative outlook and cultivate a positive one while focusing on the task in the present. But you know what I don't have a clue

[@skeligun]

Aigh everyone’s a 🤡 when papa Sam is on, ok. But pretty solid facts and advice. I’ve had many mentors over the course of my life, and I wouldn’t be half the mechanic i am without them. And he’s 1000% correct about “that’s what college should be”

[@dissasterix]

'Theres a whole apparatus that exists just to give us the saw. We use the saw.' -- Starship Troopers (crap paraphrasal)

[@Saiub]

I can't find the clip where Sam says "make it look like a funny cake" when he's talking to nick about Chinese petrol stations can anyone point me in the right direction please 👌🏻

[@Sean-fs3nr]

Only thing that sucks is 99% of employers want experienced workers. So the whole idea of a mentor for a specialized role is pretty rare. Family is honestly your best bet... or if you're doing a trade of some sort at least that industry isn't ruined by asshole boomers expecting 5-7 years of exp for an entry level job.

[@user-og6hl6lv7p]

I took his advice seriously around 27. Just three years later and I'm the lead software developer of a local company. They get me to create whatever software they need, but I'm 100% in control of the code. You just need to give a crap about yourself and your future.

[@LetsGo_Brandon]

I wish I could find a computer mentor.

[@Bombsquadcomedyshow]

Knowledge is understanding society is a lie and everything is fucked. Wisdom is taking that knowledge and using it to build a life still worth having without walking face first into a buzzsaw like most people do.

[@extraspecialk3244]

Sam Hyde is the underrated real JBP.

[@hemlockoutdoors]

I don't think "make yourself a tool" is the right description. You should demonstrate that you're not in the business to spend 8 hours a day in some place, but that you're there to complete a task. Keep your eyes open, make suggestions and show your investment in the end goal. Stay late when needed, approach every day with the end goal in mind. People will notice your work ethic and proficiency if you do it right. However, the prerequisite is that you find purpose in- and love the thing you do.

[@danlet]

but Sam, you ARE our mentor

[@IslandCreek]

thank you I am starting the local street pharmacy apprenticeship program!

[@jakeb9188]

Thanks to Sam Hyde I’m up to 2gal a day. My purpose is milk.

[@g3nj1]

But Sammy baby. You are my mentor! You're the mentor to a thousand young, disgruntled, disenfranchised, borderline personality disorder men. We're going to be just fine.

[@bigguystatus6991]

Either get a mentor, or teach yourself. Not everyone needs a mentor honestly. Sometimes it's best to graduate from the university of yourself. YMMV especially if you have mentors around, but I never really did and taught myself everything I know about music, without any outside help. Sometimes a mentor is even just watching a KZbin video. But yeah if you have a readily available mentor who isn't going to abuse you, then definitely latch on & learn everything you can from them. It really depends on the person tho, I'd say. I learn best from teaching myself things, but that's some higher brain stuff. Not everyone learns best that way, so figure out which way you learn best, and stick to it. Whether it be teaching yourself via trial & error, or latching onto a mentor who can show you the ropes.

[@johnnieblu3]

Best advice I've ever been given.

[@cyanrazorCel]

He's smart as fuck

[@dhruvjagrawal4846]

Grats sam