The One Habit That Motivates You to Do ANYTHING

[@FluentJapaneseFromAnime]

“Fuzzy" goals bring “fuzzy” results. Clear goals bring clear results. - Brian Tracy

[@o2ax]

Hello man I am currently trying to learn Japanese, at what point and how should I go about starting to learn monolingually

[@twistiicuber1055]

@@o2ax hi woozy! Do u still need help?

[@twistiicuber1055]

@@o2ax seems like u asked somewhere else (maybe before or after) and he replied something there, but how r u doing now?

[@killianbridger3206]

I guess im asking randomly but does anybody know of a method to get back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb lost the password. I love any tips you can offer me

[@aba22125]

It's great tips, but I'll also share what worked for me. Instead of setting up deadlines (the thing that's described in the video), I just set a time I have to work on each task, for example. 15 minutes of Spanish learning on Duolingo. 30 minutes practicing my copywriting skill. 30 minutes reading a book. 30 minutes writing a book. That's it for now. I do it daily. It's so damn powerful you've just gotta try it to experience its powefulness. So I'd suggest for anybody reading this, to give it a go. Truly powerful stuff. Also, don't be the guy who forces himself to work 8 hours a day like this, because: 1) You'll burn out 2) Busyness is a form of laziness, it's not about being busy, it's about being productive

[@happyboy2323]

Thanks a lot, it's very inspiring

[@robinbucur1766]

1:15 uhmm actually, according to The Atlantic, Apr. 6, 2012, more Americans read more books now than they did in the '90s or '50s. And this trend seems to hold true all around the world. That isn't to say that quality reading is on the rise though. It just goes to prove that reading, in general, isn't going down but up.

[@cevcena6692]

From Googling that article it seems like the research focused on which generation read a book in the past year, it didn't compare how much people read in 1950 when they were 20 years old read compared to how much 20 year old who were living in 2012. All I'm saying is, it's a good study but it doesn't take a lot of factors into account.

[@AussieTVMusic]

I weed my garden the same way. I pull out 5 weeds everyday. Then after a few weeks you have a weeded garden. And it seemed effortless. Instead most people put it off for a few weeks because it's too hard in one go.

[@nguyenlananh341]

I am a fan of manga and anime. I always want to learn Japanese when I knew anime from the start. But for a so long time, I'm too lazy to learn a language. And when I watch your video_ an anime fan like you, you motivate me very much. I think I will try to learn Japanese again. Thanks for your comments. 😊 P/s: I am not very good at english too, so maybe you can't not understand well. So, whatever, thank you very much.🤗🤗🤗

[@williamrios6976]

Thanks for sharing what you learned. 👍🏼

[@tumaru892]

HUGS! Thank you for the video. I wrote the ideas down and will start on the morning goal setting and thinking about the first step.

[@orlando3983]

Incredible video. It’s so simple yet so effective. Thank you

[@川崎川崎燎]

i love your video's man. keep on the great work

[@weldous]

wow, holy shit... I can relate to that and I feel a little better after watching the video... maybe I'll start with the notebook thingy, many people I know told me about it and thought it was stupid. Thanks for making this video !!!

[@ellenleone7013]

amazing. surely its gonna help many

[@mckenziemiller7646]

Thanks dude. I'm struggling to keep on studying my target language, but this makes me feel better. I'll try it out and let you know how it goes

[@muhammadhassaan4339]

as soon as you mentioned elliott i felt that. that dude is a lord.

[@bangkokadventures298]

This sort of vid can help a lot of people. It took me years to understand the importance of goal setting

[@vali69]

I'm trying to get rid of my laziness... This summarizes what I've started to do aka setting goals to myself and planning... Tho I don't write anything down and I review what I did at night, cause in the morning I'm limited on time... So yeah... ありがとございます

[@11lvr11]

Thank you,that was a very nice video:3

[@rjuj]

>stuck in that loop of responding to other people's messages the whole day was that really necessary to point out? i feel shit now

[@cuteisjustice8208]

pls make now ttimes where u are happy, so that u can always rember them when u old

[@willsmethers9154]

This video was helpful, concise, and motivating. Thanks!

[@coffeeandtea5396]

thnks

[@dofusman8496]

this is the true and pure youtube content we must see these days

[@DontreadPimpBoy]

Proud of you G

[@StefanYouCan]

Very interesting to see your journey and how positive mindsets if deeply ingrained can transform people

[@neversleep4334]

Were you a big Bill Nye fan as a kid? Just wondering because your way of speaking with your hands even your facial expressions are very similar haha. Great video btw. Stuck between learning Russian or Japanese. Leaning towards Japanese since, well anime lol

[@FluentJapaneseFromAnime]

Bill Nye is the man. And don't be shy. Join the weeb army!

[@pressfinchat]

Bill Nye is now the most hated man.

[@palanidr1398]

Dude great , brian tracy has changed my life too,his books are awesome.

[@o2ax]

Hello man I am currently trying to learn Japanese, at what point and how should I go about starting to learn monolingually

[@FluentJapaneseFromAnime]

I'm not really sure how to answer the question to be honest. When I'm reading a difficult text in Japanese, I still use English translations occasionally.

[@katenka_ana3997]

I just found your channel and I love it, very helpful, interesting and entertaining stuff on here. sub 1+ :') I don't even know what to watch because every video title speaks to my inner nerd

[@drivers99]

Regarding "Maximum Achievement": Do you listen to the abridged (less than 2 hours) or unabridged (13.5 hours) version?

[@FluentJapaneseFromAnime]

I listened to the abridged version and thought it was fantastic, but I'm not sure exactly what I missed from the unabridged version. Maybe I'll pick up the unabridged version one day.

[@firstnamelastname6738]

hope you come back again, even if it is another channel

[@misha1218]

Great Channel.

[@キセキ的な大冒険]

Nice video

[@matej_stepan]

Your videos are very good. Good video, audio, the content. You really deserve more subs. I believe it will come soon. Maybe you need to try some more clickbait thumbnails 😁

[@matej_stepan]

Arrigato gozaimasu.

[@thejosephij]

more videos like this please :'0

[@FluentJapaneseFromAnime]

I really would like to do a video on "Man's Search for Meaning" and Ashley Vance's book on Elon Musk, but I take forever to make these kinds of videos. And they just don't make enough money to pay the rent right now :(.

[@hossamzahid]

السلام عليكم My Brother

[@scarcity6016]

You've been learning Japanese for soo long that you even look like one

[@Eistroll0Wie0]

Typically never rly liked ur videos, dis ones quite good though. Very relateable :D

[@ap-kl8lq]

I don't like it when people count video games and using the internet as "a waste of time" be specific were you playing some garbage endless MMO that you really didn't want to? or were you enjoying what you were doing maybe some guy was looking up books to read, learning how to exercise on the web there's a lot of "I used to play video games and watch youtube now I exercise and read books look how great live is" videos out there but people aren't the same, not everyone wants that --------------------------------------------------- the note book and goals are great advice just start and drop it if you don't like it is another great tip

[@FluentJapaneseFromAnime]

I really like this question actually. There are a number of games that could qualify as "garbage endless MMO" quality, but I think playing Hearthstone for 6-8 hours a day when I first got to Japan was a personal low point. I had a whole country and culture to explore, and I should have been spending those 6-8 hours immersing in native Japanese. But I came across this realization that I was not only doing this in Japan but I done the same exact thing in Korea for the 3 years I lived there. That's when everything changed (besides the fire nation attacking).

[@Otome_chan311]

"just do it. actually read a book instead. here's an audible trial" k so this advice is useless.

[@godwannabe8976]

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