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Great motivational videos.
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I actually follow Patrick (the guy in the video/narrator) on Twitter. He shares some good posts and videos and he's a pretty chill guy. I'd recommend watching some of his videos.
Who doesn't like a little "rah-rah, you can do it!" cheer-leading from the side every once in a while? Especially when most of us are lone travelers of the Fastlane, and everyone around us is quite happy and content to sit on the Sidewalk or putter along in the Slowlane.
Let me just clarify what I meant with the "SHORT-CUT". I meant that, when looking at the big picture of things, "working hard" and "never quit" are like 2/200 of what needs to be done. And there is absolutely no guarantee you will become wealthy. By just working hard, and never quiting. Unless you have the 198 other components. But the gurus like to simplify things.
i found out about him couple weeks ago, he is pretty great.
You should read my other post I made. About that guy working SMART. Worked 10 hours a week and made $10 million a year. So it can't be fully true, that hard work is always the key? And no, I am not talking about lottery winners either.
this is not one of those self help bloated videos, if it gave you that impression well sorry i guess i have done a bad job posting it then, that's not why i intended to post it. i just post it simply because of what the guy is saying and by the way it's just two minutes lol, it's not like i said, "hey here is a motivational successful video that will instantly change your life" i would be utterly stupid to do that.
Okay. No problem. And that's what I mean too. They all seem to say the same thing. That's why I suggest, trying to find inspiration from people with new ideas. Instead of following the guys with the same ideas. Which we've already heard 10 x times.
i used to do the samething as well i guess some of us go through the same process sometimes. i used to listen brian tracy, earl nightingale,anthony robbins(who have some good books),les brown, eric thomas, jack canfield etc. then one day i woke up and i was like damn i am still broke. i was in this mental masturbation state imagining all these fantasies lol. looking back now that was some scary times. i just stopped listening to those stuff and get some work done.but i don't regret it though to an extent it helped shaped my mindset in a new direction i just felt i outgrown those type of content.
Well. I gonna be honest. I used to believe in Aliens too and were involved on AboveTopSecret. I used to believe in Ghosts. 10 years ago I was reading about Emanuel Swedenborg and how he used to "speak with angels". By reading other stuff and always looking for answers. I came to the conclusion some years later. That most of what I thought was just built up from my emotional personality type. And to an extent, my mind playing tricks on me.
i use to watch alot of scifi bulls%#t and discovery channel stuff lol, i am g glad i stopped now and i use to believe in it as well. i remember one time when i did even wanted to become a philosopher and write about those weird stuff. but i'll leave those stuff for someone else but that just shows how the mind works sometimes as you said.
I love your mindset.just to clarify, when I say hard work I meant to mental hard work. I have already know pretty fast that frustrating work isn't the key for me,and if i don't love it I won't get too far. just working harder for more income isn't fastlane, which means life without passions and fun.
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