Things I No Longer BELIEVE IN After 60 | Anthony Hopkins Motivation

[@adrianapanaitescu]

Thank you !❤

[@yassinekerkeni]

Thank you

[@dannypeter6565]

At 65 I have been doing a lot of the things you said for a while now and your words couldnt be truer. I only wish that I had seen the truth at 40. Thank you for your affirmations.

[@vincealcazar2870]

A resounding "Amen".

[@10ring60-bp5ml]

amen is just about right

[@beachcomber2328]

Timeless wisdom

[@mehdidaneshvari1938]

Success is: when the whole world leaves you behind, you say, "OH, what a beautiful day."

[@dol3980]

Unfortunately success is in direct correlation with the level of your intellect and this is binary with having funds over 60 to enjoy its derivatives. If you have not read Dostoevsky (vis a vis steineck or hemingway - simpetons) or the philosophy of Espinoza or listened to Wagner (versus eddy arnold (old Bibby) as vitamins for your soul you simply migrate to MSM narratives (economist or le monde) for daily nourishment. A truly successful ending means u avoid the chatter (but U speak several languages) all around you and have your own orbit (nature) around the sun, and that generally means living alone with nature and using the wood U cut for heating your cabin, and having a purebred dog who is as intelligent as U R as ur best companion. < 1% can achieve success despite how many of Hopkin's parables they digest.

[@beachcomber2328]

Might want to change your perspective. The world doesn’t leave you behind, it just flows. You decide how the flow affects you, and how you affect the flow.

[@maddogpopp]

words of wsdom

[@10ring60-bp5ml]

Thank you ,I'am after sixty and no longer believe in lots of everything.

[@beachcomber2328]

One of the challenges of becoming aged is that what you have begun to understand better makes little sense to younger folk, who increasingly become the majority around you. As you realize they cannot understand you, you learn to say less. The second challenge is to patiently watch as they confuse your silence with senility.

[@christianlink7287]

I’m Turning 55 Years Old Generation X The Ocean of Change in Knowledge From The Internet and Technology, Social Media Has been an Educational Journey for me! My Father who Passed away in 2012 Kept saying who needs the Internet and Cellphones!! I wish he would have kept an open Mind He Could Have Learned so Much if he just Embraced the New Technology With an Open Mind But Died never Knowing The Incredible Benefits That it Would Have Showed Him if he just Kept an Open Mind! Thank you Anthony For These Life Reflecting and Phycological Self Mental Awarenesses into Our Ways of Thinking!! We are Heading Into 2025 So Watching this Video At the End Of the Year is Perfect!! Before Entering the New Year!!

[@dol3980]

U r only partially correct in ur assessment of ur dad IMHO. The internet, social media, smartphones are mostly adjuncts to the city dweller or office worker who needs them for stimulation or self-worth. I live in the hybrid world of smart devices and gigabit speeds BUT more importantly i spend my valuable time on analog projects like sharpening chainsaw blades which help me cut wood for my fireplace n keep warm in winter and herbs grown in the garden. Ur dad probably lived in a similar domain or maybe even raised chickens but 99% of those relying on algorithms and gigabit speeds wud not know how to tie a bow knot or speak another language in the west except english. Sooo sad how dumbed down we have become becuz of the internet.

[@cincy911truthguy]

@@dol3980 It’s baffling to me how you can talk about this man’s father when you know nothing about him.

[@VK8AW]

Already there Anthony and have been for many years but thanks for the videos.

[@larrybien7599]

Please continue to keep, sharing, the truth, my beautiful, brother, please,, continue the truth, of life, I always, tell, my kids , sharing, caring, and just be you, no matter where you are are in your life, please just and be you, no matter, where you go, your gonna see, alot of change.

[@tonybalz2726]

awesome video, but I have to say the number of ads distracts people

[@Mary-Kp9ie-p1w]

A.I. speaking again

[@tonyruggiero1]

No money! no food no heat no home no health no life that’s no life at all 😢

[@carolinewolf565]

Just so tired.

[@alexblue6991]

My age 72yr old from Scotland I worked for fifty years long hours low pay as a carpenter on building sites retired now because I worked for fifty years I get less of a government pension than someone who couldn't be bothered to get off their arse and get a job they get the rest made up on benefits lesson for the younger generation don't work stay on benefits

[@gsh64]

0:35 "Empty" should be the expected outcome. Why the whinning ?! You had your women, children hopefully, lived a comfortable life - wtf you want more.

[@bestseedorchard1107]

Oh bologna, life ends when your work does, Older people you know wont do anything and young ones treat you like you have an infectious disease. there is nothing to do , no one cares. there is nothing but waiting for the end.

[@vincentkeller4725]

😢😢

[@MovieQuoteMagic]

Very sad

[@beachcomber2328]

If the value of your life is so defined by your work that it loses all meaning when you stop working, then you may be a true wage slave-one of the saddest forms of slavery because the master’s whip is internalized.

[@travelguy1564]

A little baloney in these teachings.