Take Big Risks When You’re Young

[@researchingfish]

One of the most powerful quotes I've ever heard about taking risks: "If you don't make sacrifices for your dreams, your dreams will become the sacrifice"

[@Sunvy101]

Griffith did nothing wrong. 🗿

[@icecoldd.e.m.o.n3293]

You deserve something worse then hell

[@jhonnyvalentine1869]

@@Sunvy101 dude....😭

[@awanderer9966]

@@Sunvy101 donovan did nothing wrong #changemymind

[@Aldi-lo9ic]

@@Sunvy101 bro

[@MrBam-gq2su]

I just approached my first girl yesterday. LETS GOOOOOO!! After being so afraid to do it for basically my entire life I finally got the guts. Baby steps Sports greatfulness meditation and social training really helps a lot. Thank you Hamza and thank you God🙏🙏 LET'S GOOO

[@themanx6019]

how did it go

[@ambientproducer]

@: B talk to people, people at school or people at work

[@MrBam-gq2su]

@@themanx6019 I got the number. That's it for now.

[@rektum1239]

gg man

[@ulkenstride6964]

Congratulations brother, I'm proud of you 🤝🏻💪🏻

[@JourneyAt20]

You have to take risks at an early age when you have little to nothing to lose. When you’ll be older, you won’t afford to take risks, and risks are what make life worth living💪🏼

[@ea5197]

💪🏼

[@kovam1234]

How old are you? Serious question btw. and what do you define as a risk? Person with established/starting business with good potential which they believe in - they could do that but drop out of school just cause youre LAZY TO KEEP school and business at the same time? Nah man. If you are e.g. in 2nd year of 4 years of highschool and youre making 100 000$ a year with POTENTIAL TO SCALE, yes, Id say you can drop out cause youve already built something "big" at early age and there is a big chance for you to replicate. But if youre making a few thousand bucks a month and you wanna give up your safety net, your education, your degree or something - youre a serious egoistic naive young dumbass LOL. If youre able to build a successful business - It takes THOUSANDS OF HOURS of work. Maybe you will make a bank after investing 3000-5000 hours of pure grind time into your business. IS IT REALLY THAT HARD TO ATTEND SCHOOL AT 35 HOURS A WEEK (avg.) AT MOST and still keep doing literally x2 / x3 more time investment into your business. Do you really need to succeed in something "unsure" when you can study, get a degreee, build your discipline even more AND BE SUCCESFUL ON TOP OF THAT. I dont care about degree, I care about results - yes, but at the same time, if you can use 1-2 years to finish the degree and keep building the business paralelly then I DONT GET IT WHY WOULD YOU DROP OUT. WHY WOULD YOU RISK YOUR WHOLE LIFE THROWN AWAY JUST CAUSE YOU BELIEVE IN A BUSINESS THAT CAN FAIL IN 1-5 YEARS OR IN 3 MONTHS after you f-up something and sales drop to 0. UNDERSTAND YOU NAIVE YOUNG EGOISTIC BOYS - YOURE NOT HAMZA. HES 1/100000(0) and his approach IS so IRRESPONSIBLE towards you IT MAKES MY FUCKING STOMACH HURT- YOU CAN BE SUCCESFUL NOW BUT WITHOUT A DEGREE YOU MIGHT NOT BE SUCCESFUL IN 15-20 YEARS WHEN INTERNET CHANGES AND YOURE STILL 40 YO. HAVE 25 YEARS TO WORK BEFORE RETIREMENT. DEGREE (EVEN BC.) GIVES YOU INSANE SOCIAL PROOF - IF YOU HAVE THAT dumb thing in front of your name - YOU WILL LOOK LIKE A PROFESSIONAL EVEN IF YOU HAVE DEGREE IN DIFFERENT FIELD THAN YOURE NOW DOING BUSINESS IN. Take care and dont think building a business is EASIER THAN WORKING 40HR WORK JOB LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!! ITS 10X HARDED ON YOUR MENTAL HEALTH, TIME, FAMILY, STRESS, BELIEFT, EVERYTHING. I HAVE WHEN I SEE FKING KIDS THINKING YEAH MAN EARLY LIFE EZ RISK LOL! NO DUDE YOU HAVE TO BE A 10% of people to know what youre doing . MOST PEOPLE ARE FOLLOWERS NOT LEADERS. You have to do everything by yourself and honestly for most people I dont think they can do it. BE CAREFUL. FINISH HIGHSCHOOL OBVIOUSLY. IF YOU DROP OUT OF THAT - YORE A FUCKING DEGENERATE. And if youre at universtiy - youre in the 1st year... doing well in business, seeing future - go for it, you should be good. BUT IF YOURE IN 3RD YEARS OR AT SECOND HALF OF 2ND YEAR - DO YOU THINK ITS EASIER TO BUILD A BUSINESS OR TO FINISH THE SCHOOL? TAKE RESPONSIBILITY WITH YOUR ACTIONS AND DONT BE A DUMBASS THANK YOU. GOOD LUCK

[@temokun7268]

What could I do for example, right now i go school, train hard and that was it. Do you have any tips what i could do at age 15?

[@JourneyAt20]

@@temokun7268 Just get out there more. Do some random stuff you’ll remember like just starting conversations with random people, complement them. Better people’s days with small gestures like randomly smiling at them or saying you like their haircut or smtn. Other’s are too shy or think to much about what will others thihnk about them for being so Not-Normal. Any invitation to go anywhere, go for it. Friend got a new hobby? Try it out with him Random stuff, just any opportunity that comes up, take it. At most, at 15, the only thing “at risk” is your image, and I mean, how many of the people you see in your day to day will be with you for the rest of your life. You’ll eventually move out and nobody will remember nobody

[@JC-vr4hj]

And risks make life worth living because they promise a chance at a life better than the one we currently have. The hope that there’s something better than this drives us to take the risk and see it through. It’s hopeful, it’s beautiful, and it gives us just a little more reason to keep on going.

[@SahajTalwar]

"Nothing great comes without a risk" What's the #1 advice you hear old people telling youngsters? What's the 1 advice that's so popular that its become cliched? "Live life to the fullest" "Take more chances" "Do more things". None of these things can be done without taking risk in life. A risk free life is a boring fucking life man I'll tell you that. I strived to live a stress free, risk free life since I was a kid, and I got it. I lived my entire college life just getting drunk and getting high all the time. And it was the most unfulfilling time of my life. And I swear to god, the day since I decided to start a KZbin channel, and put myself out there, with all my insecurities, with all my shortcomings.. every day that I've worked towards this goal since that day has been a 100x more fulfilling than anything I'd ever done in my life.

[@workerbee9758]

I've been following your channel man. Amazing content filled with value. Thank you so much for your videos! I've recently begun on my self improvement journey, and your videos have really helped me.

[@nileshnamanprasad3510]

Hey man I am 16, can you please suggest me something?

[@angelo.83]

I took the risk to ask her out and I feel like I progressed a lot. I feel so much better and grateful now. I got rejected but that risk was worth being taken :)

[@FNFive-seveNN]

Good job bro

[@fivenightsonendor7050]

i was rejected as well when i asked this girl out. But the confidence i got from it felt like i was on top of the world and it gave me the motivation to go to the gym 5 times a week and build my physique - i think its one of the best things that you can do

[@SleepyCSGO]

great work man, keep up the good work

[@SleepyCSGO]

@@fivenightsonendor7050 you too brother, keep it up. i love to hear that shit.

[@urjitdabhi]

same ! bt i did it in 2018

[@JaydenPacheco]

“No man is more unhappy than he who never faces adversity. For he is not permitted to prove himself” - Seneca

[@adrianafamilymember6427]

"I'm seeing so much of these wonderful quotes who are these chads" -

[@adrianafamilymember6427]

Chad

[@joanraiko7442]

"He who is not corageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life." - Muhammad Ali

[@tsar4804]

Which one?

[@JourneyAt20]

I’m getting into investing right now, to learn to lose the little money I have now, instead of getting into it later on, where I have much more to lose lmao

[@AEsthetic-ob2fu]

Lmaoo that’s a good way of seeing it 💀

[@aekcoins7641]

💀

[@zacsisolak]

I’m down bad rn, but the economy is also terrible

[@Flyzo.0]

That’s what most finance gurus say

[@cykranx7823]

how old are you?

[@brentlucassen7572]

I came across your channel a couple days ago. I am a young man who has a physical disability. But I decided to take a risk, and start writing a book about my life so far and my journey to self improvement. My dad works in Gabon (Africa) since about eight years. We also decided as a family to move to Gabon and try to start a lunchroom together with my mother. Actually love my life atm. Thanks for your motivational videos Hamza, keep up the good work!❤

[@Zero2Hero-]

I started a business when I was 21, lost all my savings and what I worked sooo hard on bc of covid.. now I’m 25 on an excellent path and all I’m left with from that is life lessons! Defo best to go big when you’re younger without any responsibility 👑👍🏼

[@neo466]

what were you working on if i may ask

[@haiqalhakim8536]

Cheer to his editor. Its a masterpiece 👏👏👏

[@iddy258]

Hamza im 13 and you are like my big brother ive been working out for 3 months now and my life was never better :) thank you man

[@ArminAzeri]

Corona fucked me up bro Im 15 y o 2 years older than you but those were the fastest 2 years in my life , 13 sounds little to me but I was 13 in 2020 like wtf?????? And 2020 felt like it was 2 Months ago……. (Random thought 💭 while reading your comment ……)

[@casoops1385]

@@ArminAzeri Facts

[@veryryan9771]

@@ArminAzeriExactly bro I’m 15 too, 13 years old seems so young but I was 13 only two years ago in 2020? Corona has been on for 2 years? Time flies man

[@gsainoy]

@@ArminAzeri gaw damn you're right

[@iddy258]

@@ArminAzeri time flies man , its been almost 7 month since 2022 started and it literally felt like a month or smth i dont even remember anything that happend this year

[@Darcy20003]

Hamza will hit 1 Million subs in 2022

[@vv9774]

I’m in so much pain I have to express this here. I felt like I missed out on the best years of my life from 18-22. I’m 23 and it’s going to take at least a year to regrow my hairline and get in shape. It hurts to realize I wasted 4-5 years following pua content, I wish hamza existed sooner :( shout out to hamza, best KZbinr by far when it comes to general advice and self-improvement

[@roadtothatop8106]

We’re all on our Journeys, Lets F*cking Do This‼️

[@researchingfish]

Proud of you Brother, it's difficult to make change, I believe in you as you go on to this new journey of life

[@willem9046]

remember the male advantage bro, we peak at 35-40. We've got years to build ourselves and even when we are 40 we can still live our best lives. Don't listen to what modern society tells you "oh by 40 you will have kids and you'll have a 9-5 you'll hate". You have your future in your own hands don't dwell on the past but instead build your future.

[@rasheemthebestfirstone3274]

All. This self improvement stuff existed way before and you probably knew about it . You did not waste that time you just weren’t ready for the information

[@vv9774]

@@researchingfish thank you bro I wish you accomplish any endeavour you pursue

[@OrestisSI]

tbh life is boring without taking risks. I quickly realized I liked the feeling I got after taking even a small risk whether it was worth it or not. Asking your crush out,jumping over a little pool or investing are all different risks many people took and are taking. But taking a risk is a way of learning in life. If you fail,it's the hard way to learn but you still learn and take something from that. As Hamza said, take risks people

[@thenicolaichristian]

Yea that is such good advice to live by. Tomorrow I will use my family's mortgage savings on black on the casino roulette. I hope I win

[@OrestisSI]

@@thenicolaichristian lmao that's just stupid tho,I mean taking risks that you have a chance of getting something back from it

[@shaybe8373]

@@OrestisSI Yeah it is stupid to waste it on casino, but you do have a chance to get something back from it.

[@imranMahmood11]

Having brother like hamza is bless

[@g.forselfimprovement8306]

These long videos have been really helping, thank you hamza

[@sugarlv6434]

I just took some big risks. I payed 700+€ for good woodworking tools. I am somehow not broke btw.

[@sugarlv6434]

paid*

[@g.forselfimprovement8306]

@@sugarlv6434 good luck man, hope you succeed

[@sugarlv6434]

@@g.forselfimprovement8306 Thank you!

[@orangepinecone6408]

10 min videos are the most optimal imo because then people won’t hate on you and the down bad guys won’t ignore you. Thats how i was when i found you i watched your 10 min videos and moved up from there to the point where i am now Where i love the unedited and/or unfiltered videos.

[@hupebelike2812]

Thanks for making these videos, i fell off of my discipline I didn’t workout enough I started to eat junk food again But after thinking about the things you have said I’m ready to never fall again

[@amari5850]

I swear I’m just some random 14 yr old kid who stumbled upon this channel and I thank Buddha, God, Allah, evolution, Jojos bizzare adventure, whoever and whatever people believe in that I discovered this man.

[@TJ-ml8tt]

Try 1stman. He's a whole other level

[@alessandromangaXD]

@@TJ-ml8tt To be honest i like both, but Hamza's channel is just more appealing for a whole bunch of reasons. I find his whole vibe to be more encouraging, him to be a better speaker and his ideas to have more impact. I still don't agree with him the whole time, but i geniunely think he might have the single best self improvement channel on this platform.

[@silrana7166]

😂 good job young man...one year on from your comment, reflect on your progress. Then keeping making more progress, more efficiently.

[@joelbrothers4442]

@Hamza I feel like the energy you radiate and the fact that you don’t do any advertising makes you different then any other KZbinr every time I tune I learn something and I really appreciate how you’re changing the world . You inspire me to change after a period that I thought would never change sincerely thank-you

[@onepersonuser]

Take a big risks while you're young and for those who are already at the age of adulthoods isn't too late, keep doin what's the best while you're alive value each day as a opportunity to get that Milestone and the art of capability

[@adrenaaaLynn]

This is really important for me to follow your content, and all the advices you're giving with just.. such a positive energy? I started follow you since a month, and each videos of you makes me realize a bit more that all the barriers that are blocking me, they are simply just in my mind? Nothing physical restrain me from being the person I want to be. I hope that some day, I could become the Adonis of someone that I could inspire to be a better person- as much as you do for me man. Thank you really much for existing, Hamza.

[@peytonfechter3438]

Its amazing to go back just a year or two and see how much you changed and your looks how they have improved

[@Dare65000]

Hamza is right, people should take risks when they’re younger because they don’t have much to lose. But you have to understand, whatever it is that you are trying to do or take a risk for, you better go a 110% into it, because if you don’t then the fall would be that much more severe and time is wasted too. I mean if you fail but you went 110% then you have nothing to regret or to ashamed of, just take that failure as lesson and try again. The reason why Hamza is where he is because he went 150% into his YT career, no slacking, procrastinating, fear, or any limiting beliefs or any Bs. Just hard work, discipline, sacrifice and a positive mindset. Whatever you do in life your, you gotta do it properly or don’t do it at all, because at the end of the you won’t ever get back the time you lost. If you failed when you tried your best it is a lesson, if you fail because you didn’t try is a waste of time. You have to be honest with yourself if you are willing to go 110% into the risk you are about to take or not. Maybe I’m wrong, but what do you guys think?

[@aymanrahman5161]

I agree with you 110%

[@ju_leean]

Agree

[@franciscoferraz6788]

I agree, but it can be unrealistic to want to go 110% right from the beginning, because the familiarity isn't there. If you're just not used to doing something, it might be difficult to start investing 3-8h or more into it daily. Like Hamza said, "discomfort needs to be progressively overloaded." Otherwise you might get stresset out and paralyzed before you even start.

[@DanEnescu]

“How much are you willing to sacrifice for your future” Great way to put it

[@nate4524]

Being able to take risks from an early age encourages innovation, your growth as a person and you put yourself on the line to create a new opportunities that comes with accolade & the rewards for the future. You may also unlock doors that you hadn't even considered. We only have once chance in life and a long way to go in this self-improvement journey. Let's all take the risk to work on ourselves to become high quality men in all/most areas in the future which may not be easy but risks are what make life worth living as they compound exponentially. Thank you Hamza for this valuable video!

[@moogsify5718]

I'm *actually* going to do this. I've been studying to get into medicine at my uni. Because of my ethnicity, it's practically guaranteed admission. It would be around 5 years from there and I'd be a doctor with a high(ish) pay and stable life for as long as I live. There's status with being a doctor too. It's not a passion of mine though. As ungrateful as I may sound, I plan to pursue music. I've been playing guitar for ~3 years now and I've already had my first studio recording done as well as having been offered to play in some respectable gigs (fringe festival for anyone that wants to know). I'm passionate about music, I love the spotlight (because what guitarist doesn't) and I'm motivated to get it done even if it costs my families approval/support. I'm fucking ready for it man, and as scary as it is trying to make it in the music industry, I'm prepared to work for this. Probably around at least 7 years before I see any real progression in my career but I'll tell you what, I'd do it for free because it's what I truly love. I'm young (18), well educated, reasonable social/networking skills, I've only ever gotten high twice (didn't enjoy haha), never drunk, never used drugs, never hooked up (hey not judging but I'm just saying I've got a pretty good setup), I've had some real experiences in my life such as a breakup, also lost my mum when I was 13 (I mean to say I've experience with real pain and trauma in life/I'll have something to write about), I've got some real talent in what I do (was basically a popular solo in highschool for my playing ability alone even though I hardly showed what I could really do - again, not trying to wank here I'm just making the point), I've recently discovered an ability to write my own material which most people I've shown have remarker at (even though it's very niche), I'm passionate about what I do, I've discovered this at a young age which not many people are lucky enough for. I've got a great set up. I'm ready to pursue this dream of making it in the industry man. I know I can do it. Follow your dreams or live a life of regret.

[@gheudbbn9134]

Happy Birthday Hamza!

[@jamieconnor3505]

Love you hamza 😚

[@mapledip3806]

Hamza's long videos come handy when working out, im grateful for you bro

[@emanuel3568]

"When you have the right mindset, success and failure are both positive things".

[@ZCARNYINGGER]

i hope at 19.5 age its not to late i want to be succesful at life but im just starting my journey of self improvement. i feel miserable when i see lot of ppl are very young and at this age they have discovered u and started doing well thats why i hope it isnt too late for me.

[@booombaby5564]

Bro its never too late, even Hamza didn't start his self improvement journey this young. Don't always compare yourself with other people that are doing better than you, just get inspired by them. It's always you against you.

[@BryansMind404]

Its only too late when your dead. Struggle on young iron.

[@carlosdellerer1948]

Hey bro you got this! Its never to late to improve yourself. Set realistic goals and stick to them like your future self depends on them!

[@Vhitdeadpool]

Next month I become 20 and I feel the same way

[@TJ-ml8tt]

Yo you younger guys to chill the hell out. Do you know how many people party there lives away in their twenties and don't start until they're 30? A lot. Muscle mass doesn't even peak naturally until age 30. So even if you started working on your body for 3-5 years starting at age 25-27, you're really only going to see the peak effectiveness of that by the time you're 30. Do you know the average age of entrepreneurial success? FOURTY TWO years of age. Do you know the average age of a man who is married and has their first child? THIRTY THREE. Chiiiiiill, relax and take a deep breath

[@ZeeheeTheGreat]

I'm 13 and I already got so much stuff done and stories to tell hahahahah love you hamza

[@zidankahera3208]

This man never misses

[@leonid2.0]

In life you gotta seek lessons, difficulty tasks and accomplishments. That's how you grow 💪

[@bluezzyy6432]

Ppl make one risk and fail I read this in a Book about mindsets and one of the quotes says, “Just cause I spent 7 years on it doesn’t mean I’m entitled to win it” learn from your risks and do better in the next one

[@krutoi.2324]

You're the best

[@ayub4929]

I will be definitely taking a lot of risks.

[@steezgawdextraswa6906]

Me too. Let’s go brah

[@BerryDominique90]

Hamza G! I'm 30 years old, I am at the point to make a big decision and take risk to start living the life I always dreamed off. I have 2 options... Option 1: Sell my house, quit my job, invest the money and make money online and travel to El Salvador and the world! My best friends are there chasing their dreams and freedom. Or option 2: Do nothing, stay in the same place with a normal job that pays like shit to have 200 euros each month to have fun and doesn't have the money for traveling or buy time and freedom. My heart already knows the answer, it's option Fucking 1!

[@ericshan7326]

Good luck man, wish you the best :)

[@Jomppexx]

Alternative: work towards option 1 without selling your house and everything immediately.

[@808Efe]

did u choose?

[@donovandec574]

the last bit about being too comfortable that u dont even know what risks you can take is what i needed. ill be thinking about that. thanks

[@Adriangnzles]

Sacrifice must be progressively overloader

[@willard2036]

You know I saw the over editing, figured I may be done watching hamza vids. But these last videos you've released have been giving such value back into your message. It's clear you live what you say. You took a risk, it didn't work out per say, but the growth you got from it is clear as day. Its inspiring.

[@Yakin_zzz]

Peak motivation 🔥🔥

[@MrbansalW]

Keep doing you bro! You're gonna have a name in history 🙏

[@topman8565]

It’s insane how relatable hamzas life is

[@maksymriabov1356]

I'd say that me taking a risk already is learning programming, Java. I'm only starting out, but i have promised myself to make it happen. I think you might too. Ideally, find a friend who learns the same stuff as well. To ease your search, i'd suggest start your learning way in codecademy. Plus, when you are a programmer with even a few years you have a) top 5% pay, b) a lot of exit opportunities, one being starting a startup.

[@vinayak648]

Bro you're video is huge help broo❤ ❤❤❤ love from india

[@daviti4611]

Ok for real tho, do those hyper edited stuff sometimes too and keep doing this as well, best of both worlds

[@BrandonHalo]

Im 45. I still take positive risks. So many people are satisfied with "good enough" and ultimately this leads to regret and all kinds of negative emotions.

[@chaosfr3959]

I have this problem of "good enough" because I am scared so I never do the thing.

[@wakzies]

thanks for helping me go through so much man

[@thefreechains]

Oh damn I missed Hamza’s BDay?!? Happy Birthday dawg!!!

[@MIZIbadboy]

STICK OR TWIST MENTALITY LADS! Choose wisely

[@Gyup523]

Hearing the story of Hamza is very interesting, to see such a masculine male open up and show what true clean positive masculinity Is like

[@silentnight3192]

I can definitely relate with the :You can't go more than two streets away from home and you always have to ask for permission first as well Parties as well.

[@lunarsoles]

I ALREADY TAKE RISKS!!!

[@pentesttrades6840]

Dude, so sorry you had to experience that shiid🙏

[@FirstLastFirstLast]

Broooo i just found out we have the same birthday, and youre exactly 5 years older than me. I never thought someone having the same bday as me would make me this happy. But finding you channel 6 months ago legit changed my life forever

[@kxzed3107]

I like this video style. More serious, less editing, man to man.

[@Robert-hp3wc]

17:00 this is what gets me, in oyur medito interview you said he was the one who actually put the jeffery to adonis transformation into your videos for the first time, he basically came up with the idea. and now he is living it

[@whyubullyme4835]

happy late birthday

[@fooladifitness]

Roll that dice, take a chance, and bet on yourself. Dropped out of college to pursue creating my business and the Fooladifitness brand and have never looked back. It’s better to try, fail, and fall than to never try at all! 🙏🏾

[@rameshnoori566]

Hamza is a great man, Respect 🫡

[@sydex_4507]

Quien no arriesga no gana. That's a typical spanish sentence and proverb that explains by itself: Who doesn't risk, doesn't win.

[@nafixer]

When we are young, we have nothing to lose while taking risk! we don't need to bring food on the table, our parents does all things for us. You are currently doing nothing, so why not do something and fail ?

[@Dynamite-pk3xf]

15 year old here with nothing to lose. I saw your passive income video and the adidas reselling one is very great. Summer here in my country I have all the time that I need for growth and maybe its time to do shit.

[@aswan2587]

👍

[@Simonadas04]

What do you mean nothing to lose?

[@jordanleroux6879]

bro hamza i know you probably won’t see this but i’d just like to tell you how much of a positive impact you’ve made on my life bro thank you so much

[@ronmka8931]

fuck how is he hitting every fucking nail on almost every hidden issue ive had

[@shadxw_hunter]

exactly

[@tamafun4745]

That story just make me relate to you more.. My god, the similarity of our life story is chilling

[@chase6672]

Ngl I miss your May 2022 videos.

[@itsmimi115]

I moved away from my parents to another city that i had never been to, in just half a year i feel that i grew as a man more than i had in the past 10 years

[@AndroidX1X]

love you Hamza

[@kackodatslav402]

Happy birthday Hamza, you have changed my life. Keep going Adonisss!

[@roadtothatop8106]

W Hamza 🗣💯

[@vvelazquez1011]

I’m taking every risk I can. So much opportunity to improve it excites me. Have COURAGE, fail a couple times, you level up so much after ever try. Get back up and try again!

[@motivzz]

I was talking to my friend about this yesterday about how everyone we know out of highschool is working a 9/5 and living paycheck to paycheck but living a ok life and me and him agreed that it's better to take risks while your young because you have the time to mess up or fail and then you can use that experience to succeed

[@yuvrajbirsingh9523]

14:45 it started.⚡🚀

[@yuvrajbirsingh9523]

@@yasirmontather ?

[@logicus.thomistica]

Yuvraj?

[@Zuraaaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

Happy birthday Hamza! Thank you for making my life better

[@saadasad5038]

I took the risk of working from home, and joined co working space. And I am so productive now. 1 week worth of work was done in 1 day.

[@issa299]

Halal message.., MashaAllah

[@businessisboomin7252]

How so

[@issa299]

@@businessisboomin7252 what

[@businessisboomin7252]

@@issa299 haven't watched the video yet sorry, what's the halal message within the video?

[@issa299]

@@businessisboomin7252 all is Halal, one great thing of learning is taking from the consequences, be it good or bad when you take risks. And one thing of Islam is to learn. Halal message..

[@businessisboomin7252]

@@issa299 ahh ok

[@darkprince8173]

Safety , security and comfort are not good for men words of the master

[@sanchitahalder4603]

3:03 bro I relate so hard

[@celtic5yamum]

I had the same kind of mom... she sqw too much risk. Having lost most of our old life when young (family divorce, lose house, go to shitty scholl, the typical story) my mom was on conservation mode. She would keep my brother and i in line... but the long term effects meant that my outgoing, adventurous and balanced risk-taking behaviour was eventually programmed out of me (took about 15 years, but it worked). Now at 30, i realised that this is what has held me back. I'm not that young anymore, but imma treat it like a mimdset - I'm essentially where I'd be at 20, so imma take risks and chances, start a new career at 0 and work to where i wanna be - that way in 10 years time I'll be way, way happier than if i had just reserved myself to being safe. "Being safe" is what led me here today... and i am NOT safe, nor happy. Time to take risks and work towards what i want and where i want to be.

[@personalbest7805]

You got this bro!

[@celtic5yamum]

@@personalbest7805 hells yea brother! Lets fight for our life together. It's worth fighting for!!! 💪

[@personalbest7805]

@@celtic5yamum I love the self improvement community. The only community online where we show love to ours brothers on the same journey as us no matter what their circumstances. Every other comment section online is negative AF. Well done young king

[@bigbrain2317]

Happy belated birthday bro! You’ve heard it before but we’re all so grateful for you.

[@Sabil-of1rt]

I know that this comment is off topic. But I really want to thank you hamza. In quarantine I was weighting 70 kg now I am at 60 kg. I am really grateful for your support hamza. And I did not only improve physically but mentally,I started meditating and I also started Journaling. Thank you hamza

[@Sabil-of1rt]

I am sorry if I may not have nice grammar,I am not English. I am studying it right now

[@edgarschoolalt7031]

Take calculated risks.

[@lyrexices9965]

Great massage, but you Should definitely look into summarizing your points.

[@_greatdane_4207]

Happy Birthday Hamza! Love your videos. Keep improving young men's lives and helping all of us Jeffreys.

[@perry3770]

Life is about taking big risks! If you’re not taking any risks, what is even the purpose of your life? Stop being afraid and staying home all day and just do the hard work!

[@MagicLink43]

You have officially passed the other Hamza account in subs. Congrats

[@Nixendz]

I agree 100% i can relate with him pretty well abt the mom making u not take risks and be safe i dont blame my mom she wants the best for me but by taking risks even if u fail if u learn from those failures u learn and rise up and grow even stronger to take that risk again and crush it and succeed failure is the only way to success not taking risks and not losing will always have y at the same lvl u will never learn and u will never rise why not take a risk life is boring without risks

[@pranshurawat1279]

Man I can highly relate

[@kemsouexe174]

i needed this video

[@zanderkubajak4664]

Glad I’m able to start my Shopify business at 15! 😁 Can’t wait to make big money and never worry about finances in my entire life.

[@JonclashHq]

the thumbnail is just awesome lol

[@840zz]

Loving the long videos

[@abhinavkusurkar4775]

Hey, this is just for the editors, but the music you added around 15 minutes in really added to the video. It was a good choice in terms of retention as i felt drawn into the content and what hamza was saying.

[@Tailor4eg]

I'm 28 and I've spent too much time studying law which, turns out, I have almost no passion for (pays not great in my country too). My first job was a shitty "safe" one which I'm glad is in the past. Got a bit more lucky with second one, but quickly losing passion as well. A couple years ago I decided to start playing guitar again which I loved as a teenager. My goal is to become a full time musician, whether it's going to be teaching, making content or recording. I only told my best friend, because most people would've called be an idiot. I feel like if I won't try this gonna be a big regret. Thank you Hamza for giving good advice and encouraging, I wish I had such mentor in my teens lmao.

[@griffadoresthepooper3316]

Broo i have a similar ambition. I'm 22 and i'm thinking about moving to the biggest city of my country to become a rapper/musical artist. It's nice to say other people wanting to be musicians

[@tarunverma7015]

I love the consistency of this guy

[@romulusmariuscaesar9716]

"Fortune favors the Bold" Gaius Julius Caesar

[@poaxie2976]

Hamza back with the words of wisdom