Someday Is Today: Achieve Your Goals And Live Without Regret - Matthew Dicks

[@RemoneCunningham]

Hands down one of the best episodes.

[@Markreevesmr]

“If I were you, I would just pick something and start moving in that direction because it’s a lot easier to change direction once you’re moving than when you’re static.” So true and I would add, Changing directions isn’t the failure or loss we think it is. (Around 41:50 in video)

[@dataQueen007]

"The worst thing you can do in your life is to chase perfection". Loved the quote. This is my favourite episode. Thanks ali..!

[@ebruergen7382]

This interview was one of my favourites. So many golden nuggets from the great Matthew Dicks. Well done Ali! ❤

[@coleackermann584]

This is the episode that moved me to hit the Subscribe button for this channel. This episode also moved me to buy Matthew Dicks' book Someday Is Today, and so far it is a fantastic read.

[@joyfulreflections]

'Work you are doing that you don't realize you are doing that might someday pile into something that changes your life' watching this in 2024. This was a wonderful one.

[@kieranbeckles]

Just finished Someday Is Today and it really spoke to me. Found it through this channel. Thanks Ali!

[@casiragui52]

I really love this episode. Makes me value my family, friends, life, and goals. The importance of smaller steps. Thank you so much, Ali💓.

[@businessandtechnology_blog]

Just finished "Someday is today" and I'm about to record a review as part of my endeavor to create. I can't wait to listen to the full podcast!

[@CreatedbyPaulina]

Good luck with your KZbin channel and blog! :)

[@AnaIvanovska-i1z]

I listened to this as a podcast and it's a Fascinating episode with some life changing key points, loved it! Maybe it's not the right place to comment this but I'd love if whilst listening to the podcast there were the ability to mark or tag or add a timestamp to parts that one finds super interesting. Like highlighting on Kindle so one can jump back and listen again to those in times of need. Maybe there is already something out there and I just have to find it and learn how to use it 😅 Great work Ali!!

[@lucynyagah836]

The interview I needed to watch.

[@FullAdder]

He mentioned that people like him who have had near-death experiences all seem to have the same mindset as him, making every moment count. It reminded me of a song that Marty Robbins sings called The Hanging Tree. Specifically when he sings: “To really live you must almost die And it happened just that way with me They took my gold and set me free And I walked away from the hanging tree I walked away from the hanging tree And my own true love, she walked with me. That's when I knew that the hanging tree Is the tree of life, new life for me” Is there anyone who really lived who didn’t almost die? Surely there is another way, or life to the fullest is only for the lucky.

[@soaljack]

I really love storyworthy. It has changed my whole veiw on storytelling and helped enormously with the book I am writing. Thanks for the gerat inerview!

[@vikassom29]

The Dicks in his name is irony, He is a gem, I am his fan now, gonna read that book for sure. Thanks for recommending that.

[@stevenforonda9601]

Really enjoyed this video 😃

[@peterluong8444]

I really love this video. I’ve watched it multiple times and like a great movie there’s always something new to learn or watching my favourite part again. Thank you both! I definitely follow rules but now I’m going to test the waters. What’s the worst that could happen right?

[@Wifeysmitty]

I have watched so many interviews over the years, but this interview hit me differently. Matthew Dick's story has changed me because it is so relatable to my own. This was the interview that I needed to hear. Thank you Ali for all of your great work.

[@zachh6868]

I listened to his audiobook, and I love my new value outlook on every minute

[@rebeccac7944]

I find so many points in this video contentious, or debatable. It makes me want to talk with Matt directly and pick his brain. That being said, there's a lot of gold in here as well. I've been using the concept of steering a moving ship versus turning the rudder when you're anchored and it's a much bulkier way of saying it's easier to change when you're moving, lol. The rules concept is a huge one for me - yes many are pointless but the drive to create order and process I think is important and similar to the drive to help others. It relates to communication and the way we interact as a social species. It gives me sanity too haha. So much interesting stuff here, would love his take on how I'm getting in my own way in my life when I feel like I'm driving so hard, and getting little success

[@priscilla_dd]

Very inspiring and motivating, thank you!

[@projectlemi]

Nothing much to said just thank you alot , following you from Africa, since I found your channel, life is changing and learning alot from you

[@annemiekbodewitz9193]

I have been enjoying this talk so much, my husband has heard the whole summary! Thanks Ali for introducing Matthew to me and Matthew thanks for making me laugh at your rule-breakexperiences and being so honest about precious time and understanding regret. I've learned a lot and will put your wise words into practice. (already started #actionfirst)

[@maxinechantel2393]

Very inspirational interview 👏

[@rootsgonewild]

Was finding a podcast to listen to on Spotify and I have to say this episode is one of the best I've listened to by far.

[@PHONIEX704]

Your podcast is the best

[@barbarabinek3363]

I love your wife! She reminds me a lot of my husband with her remarks. ❤ love this episode!

[@khomotsoegbuonu3041]

Thank you Ali and Matt for this brilliant conversation!

[@geotoursolutions5434]

Thanks for the podcast, Ali. I am now listening to Mat's book Someday is Today.

[@gordon633]

Glad iam seeing this before bed and now i can't fall asleep ❤❤

[@hmp7006]

Best episode of deep dive

[@simplelee92]

That is so true. I was self conscious about having a gap. It wasn't big but to me it looked huge. I got it fixed and when i told my closes friends they said, "you had a gap?" I'm also an artist, again i was self conscious about drawing in a cafe in general. I realized everyone is in their own world, no one is actively looking for my flaws or actions.

[@joeleynon4559]

EPICNESS IS THIS

[@AmberHerrington]

Fav episode this season! Great questions and great discussion, thanks Ali and Matthew!

[@sugodofficial]

My favorite episode right here!

[@ريممحمد-ل9ع]

It is Absolutely Amazing episode , thank you a lot Matthew you have real experience in the life I learned alot it give inspiration ❤

[@anavpatel7616]

Best episodes, 5th time listening lol! And I always find something new to think about!!

[@pabloherrera8964]

5 times? One was not enough to understand and/or get inspired? Mathew would say - you could use that 6 hours watching 4 times more on your passion project, business or spend with your family or friends. 6 hours wasted..

[@anavpatel7616]

@@pabloherrera8964 Its because I get a new message or understanding each time!

[@weltz0]

one of the greatest episodes for sure. this is guy is very inspiring

[@dnwanja]

Loved loved his book...someday is today!! ❤

[@grizzy4769]

Life changing podcast.

[@shishly]

loved this talk, apart from the parking space stuff.

[@Ange1icus]

Great episode. Please invite Joe Wicks on! I can imagine that he would have some great stories!

[@inanaksoy]

This was a great episode. It will inspire thousands.

[@protagoras9919]

One of your best podcast, really liked it !

[@florflauret]

Very inspiring and perfect timing for the eclipse season! Check your Aries house Matthew and Ali and pay attention how your next adventures unfold…

[@alexiosibanda4748]

Very engaging & mind blowing, love it👌🏽

[@merrybrown6407]

Great interview love the talk about being a rule taker = me! Didn’t like what I heard and I plan to change 🙏

[@theaventusmind]

This was beautiful.

[@jmlouie]

I have a hard time breaking rules. With the example of parking used in the discussion, my thought is always, "Well, I could do this but if everyone did this then it would be utter chaos and in order for this to be a proper way to live it would have to be able to be a consistently. And then that's when choosing to live that way breaks down for me." Though I recognize there will never be a place where no one follows the parking rules...

[@TheMaverick_SR]

He is taking risks on the assumptions on the outcome of his actions, you don't have to apply that on parking spots for sure but on many circumstances it will come in handy. It's just skipping that one step which will not harm anyone with its outcome

[@jmlouie]

@@TheMaverick_SR I really like how you summed it up saying - "He is taking risks on the assumptions on the outcome of his actions" My assumptions prevent me from living freely and I need to grow in this area.

[@TheMaverick_SR]

@@jmlouie its all trial and error. one step at a time and I'm sure you will figure this one out.

[@PIBoost]

Luckily the majority of people will always be rule followers so you’re probably good. Like he said, if it’s low risk, just try it and see what happens. You’ll discover that maybe half of the rules you follow are probably useless and arbitrary

[@metal_helm]

This is definitely a great interview, and then I do agree with him superficially, you are treating your time for rules, but if everyone did as he does society would completely break down

[@ИваДенизова]

It's the cat for me ❤

[@nargizkk]

Thanks a lot for such an incredible episode!! that what I needed to hear to finally move my ass!

[@mikealsonalexander5162]

This man is an amazing human behind !! glad to see there is light amongs some humans !!

[@studiokaralis3622]

There was a lot of good in this talk. However, I must say, the part where he talks about that he makes parking spots up make him sound like an asshole. I get the idea: Question rules. Question everything. This is a healthy way of thinking. But maybe, just maybe, there is a reason behind a rule. Thinking you know better and arguing that only because there is not an official enforcing the rules is very egoistic. Also, reasoning with "you lose time" doesn't make it better. What if everyone would act like this? Disabled people, ambulances, or just pedestrians (just to name a few) already struggle a lot with wrong parked cars everywhere. We don't need more of this behaviour in this world. So yeah. Good interview. Also question rules is a good. But the example of making parking spots up? Nah man…

[@beaumiffle]

absolutely agree, he could’ve used any other example for breaking a rule, but this one example just made me lose all respect for this guy. definitely showing his privilege right here smfh

[@PIBoost]

Your response is proof that the reason rule breakers can in fact do this is that no matter what, the majority of people are rule followers. He never said park in the ambulance or handicap spot, he said make up a spot and see what happens. You’re proving his point. Most people will follow arbitrary rules no matter what, so the few who dare to question will ultimately reap the benefits

[@JulieHiltbrunner]

Parking on the grass. Then you say you’re sorry. But you’re not. “I’m always honest,” was a lie. But it’s fine because you already displayed the reasons for dishonesty. It’s because you know the consequences are lame. Everyone lies. We even lie about not lying. 😂

[@meriarchives]

Ali sounds like Stewie from Family Guy😂

[@SylarMagic]

We work is still going? Lol

[@beaumiffle]

1:13:00 big L on the example of why you should break rules 😂 thats not creating your own parking spot, thats called being an asshole wtf

[@rahelehfarhadi952]

i am purchasing a stack of pride flags immediately!!!

[@rk1715]

His mother at 1.25 and the collision OMG

[@yosoykibbles]

Shocked on how much glow up Ali had ✨✨

[@mwihaki__]

Wow!Wow!Wow!

[@99to14]

As a fellow rule follower I always experience this gut sinking feeling when I don’t follow a rule and my brain constantly tells me “this one time you choose not to do it will be the one time someone pays attention to you not doing it and the world falls apart for you” Anyone else experience this?

[@alextropmann9222]

Hey Ali, great Interview. Get another shot with Matt, he's a great guy and you two have a great chemistry together. Nice to watch and nice to listen.

[@Achezvil2003]

I can say this is the best thing I have encountered on the internet

[@todayimet...4664]

Amazing episode loved it 😊

[@AsimaSaumay]

Love this episode!

[@speakenglishwithashley]

I loved this

[@AbdullahJahangirBhatti]

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[@TheMaverick_SR]

I have to be honest this episode in my opinion has to be the best on many levels, lots of crazy real world stuff. The thing on changing direction is true kudos to the doctor who told you that. All in all this is my favorite episode.