Skills That Best Serve You In Life - Kapil Gupta MD

[@optimizeforall]

Thanks for the constant uploads mate.

[@siddharthbrahma5132]

No one like kapil.great

[@RoyceTVx]

2:50, 3:23

[@cryptoinvestearn]

amazing insight, its so clear once you hear the truth

[@nvsreddy]

Thanks mam.

[@kjaff1917]

why are people thanking him - this is horrible cynical crappy advice that paints a very negative perspective of reality. truth my ass. what a pessimistic view of life.

[@ixvegardxi]

it’ll grow on u

[@Rnk_Dr]

This is absolute truth. I knew it even before i saw this video. You have a rosy picture of life in your mind which you are offended that these truths contradict.

[@scrollkidsylable6793]

Being a human that is fed romantic stories about life since birth... The truth is very very unappealing, unknown and unlikeable...The majority will never be persuaded by truth...they will only see it as something horrible...indeed the truth is horrible if u are a human

[@havinhphu9331]

His works just not for you. Just move on. People thanks him because what he says resonate with them. If it is not you, it is fine

[@Plum96]

It all comes down to what is okay with you. While it is true that friends can be a major source of happiness for many people, being dependent on anyone can also be a major source of strife and anxiety. This is a certain truth that people don't talk about in our society. Kapil is just bringing it into light. What you do with this information is up to you.

[@TenzDenz]

Harvey specter the truth seeker

[@benjaminhies]

I usually love the wisdom, but I disagree with this one. I have friends that go above and beyond for me, and I’m the same with them.

[@nishantchandra2876]

This is not wisdom. It is the truth. Truth doesn’t care about your agreement or disagreement. May be you haven’t seen friendship for what it is. Give enough time you will get there eventually.

[@tann723]

​​@@nishantchandra2876So what is friendship acc to you? What/How to see friendship for what it is [Asking this to get an understanding]

[@rationaloptimist5747]

​​@@nishantchandra2876 no, there is no such thing as truth, at least no complete truth. The answer can have some aspects of truth but it will never be the truth itself.