THE SUBTLE ART OF NOT GIVING A F*** by Mark Manson | Core Message

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[@QuestionEverythingButWHY]

“Too many people spend money they haven't earned, to buy things they don't want, to impress people that they don't like.” ― Will Rogers

[@tmac2368]

Tyler Durden

[@JM-fo1te]

I took out students loans to buy hearing aids, and air conditioner, and a laptop.

[@YeeeeeHaaaaa]

That’s pretty much a saying I heard long ago and still say today. “Trying to impress people you don’t like anyway” Pretty much what he said but it a shorter version. Lol

[@klausklaus9112]

that's vanity ... and her 3 daughters : envy, jealousy and greed ... roots of all sorrows ...

[@Simonet1309]

“Everybody striving for what is not worth having”. William Thackery.

[@unclefoiley819]

After a near death experience in a car accident I realized that I have no control over my life except how I feel. Once I learned that painful lesson, I've been happy for 20 years.

[@welovelibraries4556]

Weren’t you driving the car? Or didn’t you decide to get in the car? Or were you kidnap? Most “accidents” aren’t “accidents” - they are the results of habits;

[@akibreza450]

Wow that is beautiful,I never thought about life this way. Thank you.

[@tahirisaid2693]

Reading books has really skyrocket the way I think about investing. Indeed, no one has ever got rich by saving money. If you want to become financially free, You need to Invest. I've come to realize that the key to amassing wealth lies in making sound investments.

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[@abhijithpm7169]

Knows way more ahead but not having enough money

[@JoshuaW86]

“So don’t worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will bring its own worries. Today’s trouble is enough for today.” -Matthew 6:34

[@Shameless_OShea]

Great catch!

[@Shameless_OShea]

@Anonymous 1 no religion in that verse, more life advice

[@JoshuaW86]

@Anonymous 1 it was the original thought that he based his entire book on. I was complimenting him for that by quoting the source.

[@archaicamusement3871]

The wisdom of the Bible. Still useful today

[@djfazher]

@@archaicamusement3871 .... indeed! So true! But a lot of people won’t welcome it if they know it’s biblical wisdom. They will accept that same wisdom if it is regurgitated by someone else and put in different words! Smh... Here’s another fun fact: All wisdom comes from God!

[@DrLizListens]

You must have aced all your book reports in school! I'm amazed how eloquently you synthesize books and make them even more digestible. Kudos! 🙌

[@MineshBaxiYT]

Your Zen Within Guided Meditations very impressive

[@StrykerBuilt]

Well said

[@angeldeschain0]

Yes, nevertheless this is only a tiny part of the book. Entitlement is huge in this book.

[@valeriodisanto.official]

''Life is full of suffering, but your suffering will be meaningful if YOU choose the values that are worth suffering for'' I think this will change some lives

[@troymills2614]

"Who you are is defined by what you’re willing to struggle for." - Mark Manson

[@QuestionEverythingButWHY]

“Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy shit we don't need.” ― Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club

[@aryashetty3924]

But man cannot live without desires. It's up to him to get money by any means.. He NEEDS to have desires to remain human.

[@crypticcoding9680]

@@aryashetty3924 No, This Desire can make a man an animal.

[@adriansherlockdamondark.1094]

@@crypticcoding9680 Give up and live in a paddock.

[@crypticcoding9680]

@@adriansherlockdamondark.1094 hey i did not said that do not have desire, i said over desire of this material world can make a human an animal.

[@FarmersAreCool]

@@aryashetty3924 Denying Desire makes us human.

[@MacksCurley]

If everyone put their problems in a pile, you would want your's back.

[@greensmurf221]

@@susanp3608 Well, at least you're honest. I'll grant you that.

[@JacobLethbridge]

Take 100% responsibility for your life. Discover what problems you want to ensure, and what to ignore. Find out your values associated with the problems and the underlying value that is pushing you toward it

[@Joe11Blue]

You did not listen to the video at alll

[@nomorepowderpuff]

Problems are just "next opportunities." Great book and summary!

[@Joe11Blue]

That doesn't mean going out of your way to cause them.

[@ParadoxPancake]

Thanks 🙏 Love your work one these videos. Inspiring 🙂

[@kenputer56]

I live for my self and answer to no one , problem solved.

[@divergentthg7925]

There's not much of an opportunity when there's way too many problems and they're not enough Solutions. Up to a point where you're not able to do much other than just wait to croak. People who don't believe that had a much easier life than others like me

[@nomorepowderpuff]

@@divergentthg7925 I used to believe that as well. It made a victim of sorts. The older I get, the more I see the BS in the world as challenges and lessons (otherwise I'd be paralyzed). I also believe that we often create our own problems...I know I do or did. And that I'm accountable for my actions and responses.

[@phillhuddleston9445]

Most of our problems are actually challenges that will make us stronger and/or more knowledgeable when solved, it is all how you view it.

[@GrowWithSupreet]

Excellent summary Nathan! This is one of the very few books I read twice. One of my aha moments from this book was recognizing my value of "wanting to be right". After gaining the awareness that I possess this value, I am working on NOT worrying about being "right" and NOT wasting my time and energy to prove that I was/am right. It is interesting to see this value in other people too.

[@BuMyBeLlY]

I realised the same about myself. Now, instead of being right, I'm strive to gain understanding.

[@truptikurkute8894]

You have no idea how much you have healed me with this content ...you are doing wonderful work ... wonderful book and wonderful channel ....i must say you have good choice for books ...u r worth listening to....keep it up and all d best for your future ...may all your wishes get fulfilled

[@dandananda]

This approach is just a natural expression of a spiritual approach in which freedom from personal identification and the conditioned Mind is the highest value. Once we have that, all of this is simply seen and doesn’t need to be worked out.

[@vectorequilibrium4493]

Daniel Grodner Word. ☮️❤️🙏🏻

[@stine4657]

Really needed this, I’m about to fail a test and I want to stop worrying.

[@empoweredpersonalgrowthboo3787]

Projections are often used cover ups, self mastery is the less frequented art form! Problems or opportunities, just make the best use of our time on this planet!

[@AkmKawserOfficial]

The best review of this book on youtube. To the point.

[@HedelTorres]

This was really good.. thanks.. I haven't read the book.. but guess now I will.. A few points I live by that are mentioned here... 1. Someone did not get you angry... you reacted to them. No one has control over you. You'll keep hurting yourself by that bed post corner (i always do), regardless of how angry you get with it.. and it has absolutely zero care of how angry you get. Same is true with people.. At some point you have to tell yourself.. time to get a new bed without a sharp bed post. 2. You see a problem, you resolve it.. you can't resolve it, you mitigate it. (remind yourself the words from the Serenity Poem) 3. When a "bad" thing happens.. use it as an opportunity for growth.. good entrepreneurs will try to profit from it.. use it as a learning experience.. the one benefit from all "bad" events is the opportunity to learn from it. Don't make every loss a 100% loss.. learning from it is very valuable.. maybe worth more than the actual loss.

[@PressStartLiving]

Simple, direct, clear, thank you!

[@MM-px9iv]

You cant please everyone. The trick is not to try. Robert Mitchum

[@wxclim8]

"You only have so many f*cks to give in life, you must use them wisely." Me: "If you run out of f*cks early in life, then what?"

[@thetriumphanthustler7001]

"When you want to succeed as bad as you want to breathe, then you'll be successful" -Eric Thomas

[@ryanweston9677]

“Unrealistic” -Ryan Weston

[@adriansherlockdamondark.1094]

I learned all this in 1998 from Bob Proctor. And it was like a re-birth, frankly. It totally transformed my life.

[@sutats]

No pain, no gain. Embrace the suck!

[@SnowInHere]

The Productivity Game released a new video. shall I watch it or ignore it? hmm.. let me see, It is one of my values to devote attention to people that are helping to make my life more meaningful by enlightening me about things that I better take into account before making a decision so I can live a life with less struggle or at least with more meaningful struggle, is that a meaningful value? Yes it is. alright then, let's keep that path and see what wisdom this wonderful person has for us today. Thank you for pursuing this meaningful goal by creating this channel out of all the other channels that you could have created, you choice to make the world a better place by giving them an easier yet more meaningful way to learn and to live their lives. That's something that we as your subscribers truly appreciate and thank you for.

[@whizzardblizzard5696]

This is one of those books where everyone was reading at one point which I’m too cool for. Because of you I’m not missing out on this. Thanks!

[@MyYTwatcher]

The first sentence in Charkes Bukowski´s short novel Dr. nazi is: "Now, I'm a man of many problems and I suppose that most of them are self-created." That´s the spirit.

[@mlovmo]

Yes. WE are the authors of most of our problems.

[@Ukashalive]

I have read 4 chapters of this book because you didn't summarize it and it would take almost a whole week to complete the book but YOU saved my effort. Much respect and love 😊

[@ericwilliams626]

The real focus on this topic is not problems, its mindset. Our culture creates our mindset, the goal is to deprogram that mindset to care about things by degrees instead of emotion. I care about my house being clean, but only by degree. I don't worry about it. When it gets to the point of being ridiculous, I then decide to change habits and make it a fun project. No friction in my thought process. But others would turn this messy house into a panic. Though a simple example, it is an example of how we should approach life, without much emotion, with a mindset that I will do better with the areas of my life and get to it because I'm not emotionally vested. Emotions are great for the moment, but like a businessperson who failures on an endeavor, you push the emotions to the side and move on. Move on! Get on with your life. Our culture wishes to unempower you by reminding you of your problems. This is so they can sell you something through your anxiety. It's simply reprogramming your mindset and allowing yourself to handle issues without emotion or persecution.

[@josephgreisen8504]

I read this book a while back, good refresher.

[@sooker5500]

I loved reading this book and the reason for it is that he doesn't include ton of example. Even if he does, it's gonna be meaningful and not just to extend it. Also, he does a good job of simplifying things and make them pertain to the common sense.

[@exposingproxystalkingorgan4164]

The problem is too many people are busy kissing the ass of others to make them like you. Do you what you like and want to do. Never sell your soul to others.

[@hadiuzzaman]

I like the black background in the beginning. You could do more of this (black instead of white) in the next videos.

[@lilpng]

Interesting, do you know why you prefer the black background over the white?

[@sierras1149]

This channel got me stop procrastinating !😘 Thank you !❤

[@Pradeep-nv8zl]

Very nice video. Solving Problems brings happiness. I guess this important point was missed.

[@tracydavis148]

I have NO PROBLEMS ..... JUST PROJECTS! 😆😊💯

[@nish2284]

Lovely way of thinking 😊

[@tracydavis148]

@@nish2284 Thank You! I Really Believe It Too! 🙌🏾👑😊

[@harisankars5855]

Great minds thinks ideas..

[@nish2284]

@@tracydavis148 Me too all because of you 😊

[@aureliasanchez4748]

Thank you very much . I am going to live it in my every day life.👏🏻💖

[@paceflchick]

Life, getting through all of the uneventful, mundane times. Most always. Pills dont fix anything. Its emotions. Depression is regenerating the past. Anxiety is fear of the future.

[@malonium]

Thanks for making these book digestible

[@GW-jx3cz]

By far the best video I have seen to take control of your life. Excellent synopsis of the book, thank you!

[@nish2284]

Another great summary. Thank You Nathan was waiting for this book review.

[@aaronbell5994]

3:21 I didn't know this about William James 😢 So relatable

[@adv.prashant]

*this is superb, excellent, best ever, & highly recommended video of this you tube channel* 🙏👍💐

[@antoinette4995]

This was a lot more enlightening than I expected. I thought it would be the typical "not giving an F" about how people see you or something. This was pretty cool thanks for sharing

[@jairusan]

Thank you so very much for all you do. Great summary!

[@marinamercouri1683]

I used to have this friend (no more!) who talked about nothing but his problems. One day, he suddenly noticed my presence with a look of someone emerging from deep trance and said: ''Oh, I'm sorry, I never give you a chance to talk about YOUR problems''. Suddenly, I remembered how great things were when we first met while learning a foreign language. We used to practice together and laugh our heads off at all of our mistakes. Then he slid into problem mode. I fled.

[@JaballahShow]

this is the best summary for this book thanks

[@kodac4256]

"the only people living problem free lives are dead"? That's a contradiction if ever I heard one.

[@truth4004]

Not if one believes in the afterlife.

[@kenputer56]

They were people one time but problem solved.

[@frkzoid]

Ok, I read a couple of chapters from the book. I've always gone down the positivity route and helped me to an extent but now stuck. This might be the/a book that can help me get out of the shit hole I'm in right now.

[@TheGratitudeMan]

Greattt... I have read this book earlier and so I enjoyed reading summary alot.... just perfect 1 Pager... You are doing awesome... Thank You :)

[@jeffturner6698]

Thanks so much. I had this book, started reading and lost it in a beach town in Costa Rica. All replacements were in Spainish which is little help for me. Ive been sad til now. Thank you for a wonderful closure. 🙏🏼👍🏻✌🏼😎🌴

[@miamori13]

New subscriber 🤟🏿 I enjoyed your summary. Short and precise. Thank you.

[@emilyc5625]

Thank you for this synopsis . Lots of losses this year and this helped while sitting in bed very ill .

[@MinMin-oe5od]

I read the book when I was 16 but didn't actually get anything now I reacently turned 18 and am rereading the book... The fact that over the course of just 2 yrs my life has changed so much that it is now that I can finally understand what the book meant...

[@7885003jds]

Thanks for the insightful summary... And for saving me buying the book if those are the core messages you've distilled from it. Edgy title, regurgitated wisdom - not a huge amount of original thought (or at least that's how it comes across to me, based on my knowledge). Love the summaries, keep up the great work 👍

[@drsiiiiin]

Great work as always 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@Booboobear-eo4es]

The number one source of our problems is other people. The more we interact with others, the more problems we generate for ourselves and the greater the severity of those problems. Now it could be argued that by trading away the problems that people cause us, we trade that for loneliness. But loneliness is an internal attitude that YOU can control. The pain caused by loneliness is worth the reduction of problems that others cause you.

[@laserus3333]

Responsibility. Your ability to respond. Response ability..

[@dumisaralane]

Awesome book, great summary, thank you :-)

[@kimmyrulez]

thanks for the recap. continue your tremendous works!

[@worldview2888]

LOVE this message

[@jedics1]

Excellent video, I came to similar conclusions which lead me to realising I don't want anything enough to work full time, Iv'e never found a job that I liked enough to give it 40+ hours of my undivided attention. Id rather give my free time more attention, so yes I'm poor but completely comfortable with plenty of free time to do things like watch this video :)

[@edwinfcapidos]

One of the book for keeps.

[@SamMartinPeakPerformance]

Great summary - love these as a reminder

[@miamivlad]

The book was ok. The title is what’s called “click bait” or as I call it “read bait” 😉 The Book has virtually nothing to do with “not giving a f”, but it is merely another self help book. I agreed with some of his premises and disagreed with others. My favorite part of the book was learning about interesting people and their back stories, such as the one you mention in your review. Cheers!

[@dancingkokonut]

Loving the channel bro! Much thanks for these quick little breakdowns :D

[@stoicmindnobleheart1878]

Thank you for your videos. You have inspired me to make similar videos to help people as well!

[@australiantruckspotting8883]

I have this book and haven’t read it yet, now I can’t wait to

[@selfable-relyonyourself3504]

This video was is helpful, this helps you to convert your problems Into your passion Make sure to go through this video✌️

[@SamMartinPeakPerformance]

amen to that

[@towardsbetterment8344]

Where was this channel all this long!

[@standasebek5033]

This book looks like pure stoicism. 👍

[@asilkyer1]

This was a great video. Appreciate the upload.

[@PavelKolevFit]

Great presentation as always! Thank you for your work.

[@BizarreAvenir]

I want to add something to this "not giving a fuck" thing. For me it is really hard not to. I recently learnt about 16personalities and learnt why I am like that. Maybe if anyone out there has problems with it, too, can take the test. It is free and only took me like 10 min.

[@kimpickens7542]

There is no problems, only solutions. When u think this way, NO MORE PROBLEMS. YES IT'S CALLED RESPONSIBILITY.

[@Buubje13]

I love the *bleep* part in this haha, awesome summary!

[@arnoconnorkenway9226]

Just one word, excellent

[@robrunz]

Your channel is amazing! Are you on Spotify? I listen to you in the car most of the time and it’s just an easier platform to use when driving. Thanks

[@TheInternetFan]

Much needed msg. Thank you!

[@solenpetel2732]

Great summary of a great book!

[@robertrousseau5080]

Happy Happy!

[@ProfessorBones2012]

I love this channel.

[@divergentthg7925]

Unless you have too many problems that forces you to not be able to do anything other than wait to die. But meanwhile I stop giving a fuck

[@jabiraly4113]

I expect myself that I should read books everyday each day 10 pages target. I used to read it first time when i taken one, two days gap i used to feel like it is worthless. So i decided myself whatever it is, 10pages target to read daily will be done at any point. Perhaps i decide even if i dont have books to read i browse and download it on chrome. This is how i come to know about this novel you explained. Nevertheless i have urge to complete this wonderful, amazing, mind blowing novel. Thanks you for explaining little hope you will share and recommend some important books to read to improve the way i speak.

[@robertruiz5417]

The baby thing is hilarious

[@prathamshrivastava3706]

I was searching a video of this book by productivity games 3 days ago and I saw this video just after 3 hr of upload

[@prathamshrivastava3706]

Great written book with an amazing problem solving skills

[@yimmy7160]

A problem is not a problem until you give up on it

[@harrisc8101]

Love the narration

[@markhemann5998]

This is funny, and also extremely helpful!!! I love it!

[@jerrymartinez4490]

it was a really good book

[@donlitos]

“The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck” by Manson, Charlie - there I fixed it

[@mikeday62]

I solved a problem by bailing out of this video at the two minute mark.

[@aquaticscrotum6539]

" None of this will matter in 100 years."

[@jodyguilbeaux8225]

very true

[@Heart2HeartBooks]

Ulysses is a difficult book to read. Thanks J.J.!

[@jrod238]

Fantastic

[@ZaidShaikh-kb8vf]

Hey I really like your videos and I know that you make the videos on books of improvement and stuff but can you do a book review of the perfect dictatorship

[@donzollo9432]

Great job with summary dude

[@maximusfx5913]

i love your content sir

[@cz1always608]

There are no problems only situations in life.... how are you deal with the situations is correct totally up to you. Thanks

[@jimdandy8996]

So most people don't already think this way?