Hope everyone is doing well and can learn something from my experience. Stay hard everyone!!! Hell yeah brother!!! 🤠

@Bazzguit

9 ай бұрын

You're the GOAT Will

@marcusmartelperez

9 ай бұрын

You´re amazing, I know that in some years you'll see this video and will see how many changes you have done, keep it hard, we believe in you.

@SandySez

9 ай бұрын

I'm so inspired and I really needed that! All the best to you!

@PURAVShah-nn9ek

9 ай бұрын

Hell yeah brother keep going, you became an inspiration for a lot people here.

@PaulWelsh

9 ай бұрын

Nice work bro!

This is what men really need, just another man who will just talk to him , give him some company ,and cheer him on the way .

@navdipattwal3188

9 ай бұрын

All men could do with that

@apointonacurve

9 ай бұрын

I've heard of the mythological "Friend" you are describing.

@polyglotmona

9 ай бұрын

Women, too, want a man like that ❤(to help with losing weight and so on…)

@sammarks9146

9 ай бұрын

Honestly, this is the kind of thing Fred Rogers was talking about.

@kostasmira2933

9 ай бұрын

​@@polyglotmonaOr another woman

Mark's series proves 1 thing I've been saying for decades. The root thing wrong with society is the lack of real friends. Mark has shown him what it's like to have a real friend / support.

@aprilhassell1747

9 ай бұрын

You have a brilliant mind.

@TheyCallMeJesse

9 ай бұрын

100 per cent agreed :-)

@DivyaRamesh-zz7wf

9 ай бұрын

So true 💯💯

@FarfromPurfect

9 ай бұрын

❤ Facts

@antiayush

9 ай бұрын

We can be friends. If you are willing to be real one. Let's make world a better place by showing true brotherhood.

Mark changed this guy's life without all the toxic nonsense men hear about how they aren't being man enough or that they need to man up. Men need to know that other people care about them and that they need to find a way to love themselves. The solutions are simple, it seems, but some men just don't know what to do to change their lives for the better. Mark Manson, you're an amazing human being. Will, you're amazing too.

@Azurethewolf168

9 ай бұрын

That toxic stuff would keep him in this state of negativity and hatred

@Chrislmisl

9 ай бұрын

Well basically he told him to man up in a loving way. And that's what men need.

@nebukadnezzar3578

9 ай бұрын

THIS!!

@Kellendras1

9 ай бұрын

Beautifully said

@Socutensi

8 ай бұрын

This! Exactly my thoughts.

Unf*ck Your Life Checklist 1. Join a Gym... and Go. 2. Meal Prep Healthy Options 3. Read More Books 4. Try Something New 5. Learn a New Skill 6. Cold Plunge 7. Go Out and Be Social 8. Show Appreciation 9. Apologize to Someone 10. Forgive Yourself

@tnijoo5109

9 ай бұрын

11. Star in a riveting KZread video.

@Onthe9thlife3730

9 ай бұрын

Thank you, saved me from wasting time with listing it out, none of those have worked for me.

@minnowx7099

9 ай бұрын

@@Onthe9thlife3730Did you REALLY try them all without thinking you would fail before you started?

@LookingAway359

9 ай бұрын

​@@Onthe9thlife3730Man, that is the wrong attitude to have. There isn't any ONE thing.

@Onthe9thlife3730

9 ай бұрын

@@minnowx7099 yeah, turns out I was undiagnosed autistic and ADHD in severe burnout with complex ptsd. No money and unable to find a job that won't cause my health to deteriorate again, not that I've fully recovered from my last burnout. Just debating ways to off myself while looking for a miracle 🤷 being optimistic and hopeful was my greatest strength but it always got used against me. I don't have spoons anymore to keep trying different jobs or industries trying to find a fit.

Everyone needs a Mark in his/her life.

@Glenn705

9 ай бұрын

Learn to be your own Mark.

@sanjeev8214

9 ай бұрын

​@@Glenn705W reply

@Dave_of_Mordor

9 ай бұрын

@@Glenn705 no...we need to promote social connection and forming a community, not enabling this hyper individualistic crap we have going on.

@Azurethewolf168

9 ай бұрын

@@Glenn705well that’s not easy, when you don’t have much confidence, and the reason for that is your body is in bad shape, and repeat.

@Azurethewolf168

9 ай бұрын

@@user-vl3kx9cx8j how could it be fun?

His Mum is amazing, everyone needs somebody who supports you like that

@TheNeonArcade

6 ай бұрын

I agree, such a wholesome moment

@chaptermah2847

4 ай бұрын

Every one has, no one See's

@mehDOGIESRATS2222

Ай бұрын

My mum was never supportive of anything I ever did . She might be ok that is cool and good for you . Always rather heartless . She thinks I'm super good at art and wants me to paint and draw lol . She's like you could making 1000s . I don't even care .

The letter Will wrote to himself … it hit HARD! So vulnerable, beautiful but also full of… commitment to go forward. Will is an amazing dude and I hope all the good things in life will now follow! ❤ Mark - chapeau, for the incredible work you are doing! This made my day!

@Enhancedlies

8 ай бұрын

i cried lol

What i really like about this video is that you don't judge him, you are just with him and it's beautiful.

@TheCoralie87

9 ай бұрын

💖

I wish the best for this dude..he seems so genuine and suchhh a buddy. HELL YEAH BRUTHER!!

@willcolip7975

9 ай бұрын

Hell yeah sister!!!

Incredible video ❤❤

@piratejayesh8422

3 ай бұрын

Love your content too i am productive than ever cuz of you

this is why i consider Mark’s channel one of my best subscriptions, he’s just so down to earth and he’s making you feel the true sense of being a human. Love it

@ForceRider1

4 ай бұрын

You spoke my mind ❤

"Behind every strong person, is a story that gave them no choice. Never let anything stand in your way". Your letter to yourself was SO powerful. Hell YEAH Will. Proud of you brother.

@Kingatje

8 ай бұрын

That letter, that quote, was amazing.

Dude's got a sense of humour, wouldn't mind sharing a pint with him! Good stuff Mark!

@gmvalentine626

8 ай бұрын

No, say no to alcohol.

The phone conversation with his friend made me teary-eyed and gave me goosebumps. Beautiful.

I am not a good person but this made me cry. All the best to you two, Will and Mark. This video gives hope.

@mangledmango

7 ай бұрын

same

@glennkeppel9836

6 ай бұрын

You have empathy; that's a fundamental part of being a good person.

@George_Carter

6 ай бұрын

You are a good person. Bad people don't doubt themselves. You might not be all good, but you have good in you.

@foundx8426

6 ай бұрын

There are good and bad in everyone, let’s try to help the good part grow stronger than the bas

@raycecil4643

5 ай бұрын

There is a little bad in us all. Don't ever think you aren't partly good, because you obviously are. Yin and Yang. You can't be a good man without being capable of bad things.

Will is amazing for being WILLING to change, letting you guide him, and sharing that journey ❤

@willcolip7975

9 ай бұрын

Thanks partner! Change starts from within. Gotta be willing to make the change before any kind of progress can be made.

@GoldenMushroom64

9 ай бұрын

@@willcolip7975hey Will. (First off, love the gaming set up) secondly, congratulations on your progress. I relate to pretty much all of your struggles, and it’s inspiring to know that I can make the progress you made

@rayafk8502

9 ай бұрын

WILL-ing

One of the most beautiful videos I have ever seen on this platform. Also reminds me of this quote. I believe depression is legitimate. But I also believe that if you don’t exercise, eat nutritious food, get sunlight, get enough sleep, consume positive material, surround yourself with support, then you aren’t giving yourself a fighting chance.” - Jim Carrey

@debbiehenri345

9 ай бұрын

And Jim Carrey's words are so very true. I'd fallen ill during my last years in school, and the result was a depression. My husband also suffered a depression at the end of his school days. But, though we didn't know each other, we both had the sense to keep active and outdoors, whether in our choice of hobbies or in my case, my career. I changed my diet significantly. I would read, paint, write, embroider, and went hiking in my spare time, while my husband was motorcycle building, racing, scrambling and doing stunts. Anything to break the mould. However, our grown up son 'wallows' in idle anxiety. He's snappy, reclusive, doesn't exercise, and spends too much time online conversing with odd people with weird ideas. He won't come out of his room except for meals and to go to work (his work is sat down in front of a computer all day designing websites). It is like living with a ghost. Of course, as concerned parents, we try to do our best, to give advice, to invite him to do various things, to get him out of that tiny, stuffy room and away from that damn screen. But he is the stubbornest of mules. He shuns our advice as if we are stupid, don't understand, or not worth listening to. I don't know what it is. We have never done anything to warrant this lack of trust. This morning he goes to the psychologist, and it worries us sick that all these people ever do is 'talk,' until the day they finally put him on medication. That's all they do - talk. There has been no change in his behaviour whatsoever; no one telling him to get outside, get exercise, stop drinking the coffee, stop drinking so many energy drinks, stop sitting in front of the computer the minute he gets home (until 3:20am the other morning). He doesn't socialise with us at all - except Christmas Day, and then it's a day we all spend on tenterhooks, us parents worried that the wrong word will send him flying back to his room. If we want him to help us with anything, it's, 'I'm busy,' or 'Wait 10 minutes,' - and some hours later, he 'might' appear. He often just doesn't bother coming out of his room at all, hoping that if he just stays quiet, we'll just go away and cope with the issue ourselves. I have joint problems and his dad is much older than me - so we would appreciate the help and not this constant dismissal... In fact, I change my mind about comparing him to a ghost, because I'm sure that if our house 'was' haunted, we'd interact with a ghost more than with him. Obsession with the internet is a global problem; I'd call it a disease. I wish now we'd never had it installed here. It would have been far better if all he had available was an hour of internet booked at the local library (10 miles away), and I guess I might have reverted to that option if so many companies hadn't started making it so impossible to deal with them any other way.

@lewis7870

9 ай бұрын

​@@debbiehenri345it sounds like you would prefer to blame him than to help him. Compare it to how Mark treats Will in this video, with compassion and support. Yes his behaviours are contributing to his problems but it's much preferable to support someone in changing those behaviours than criticising them for engaging in them. Besides, seeing a psychologist is a huge step and he should be commended for it.

@minnowx7099

9 ай бұрын

@@lewis7870Wow - do you have a teenage son with this problem (now 21) ? I do! All the “help” we have offered and everything we have tried has not helped so far and has not worked. We tried a psychologist but they actually ran out of things to talk about after a few sessions and said there was “nothing” wrong - well staying in your room and being up until 3-4am every night and only interacting online unless you are at work - having virtually no interactions with live people, no exercise etc, etc, is ok then what? We can’t “stop” him, we don’t want to abandon him or throw him out - what else can we do? He wanted to go to Japan so we said if he saved a percentage we would also put some money towards it - he went for 5 weeks with a friend - came back and still nothing has changed. We really hoped that a change from his “normal” environment would help…. He works a minimum wage job and we charge him $100 a week rent - mostly to help him learn to be responsible and accountable - nothing works

@Azurethewolf168

9 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@lewis7870I agree, the issue causing them to behave like that isn’t resolved since the person is always chastised for doing things they either are too addicted to get out of or have issues in the past that aren’t resolved or being worked on. Such as if you have trauma in the past and it’s compounded by other factors since then, it leads to escaping to the internet to cope. If they were given support, they likely wouldn’t see their parents as someone who’s always going to go after them. He likely is staying away from them for that reason, I think if he was given support or encouragement to come out of his room and do other things he probably would.

You not only helped him but also brought joy to his mom and his friends who were missing out a good person who was beneath under anxiety and depression.

That scene with Will reading his forgiveness letter made me cry. I've always like Mark's "no BS approach" to unf*ck your life and been a long-term reader of his newsletter but seeing all the success stories on this channel is even more motivating. He truly cares about helping people. What an amazing accomplishment, Will. Keep up the good work! 👍

Hell yeah, brother. "Behind every strong person is a story that gave them no choice." -Paulo Coehlo.

@willcolip7975

9 ай бұрын

Glad you caught that quote. It’s one of my favorites. I followed it up with something my father always told my brother and I, “Never let anything stand in your way.”

As a 23 years old boy who's going through hard times (as everyone does, I think), watching this video and getting to know that I'm already doing a lot of items from the list really made me feel a little happier. I suffered from abuse, and too much agression when I was just a child. I didn't know that it could destroy my self-esteem and fuck with my brain. But I'm getting better everyday, and being strong. I'm learning my third language, and started learning computer science again because soon I'll be applying for a job in German. I have no doubt that I'll ascend from a poor Brazilian guy to a strong man that'll provide value for society, help others and form a beautiful family. God bless you, Mark! 🙌

@brushstroke3733

9 ай бұрын

I'm twice your age and am inspired by your grit and determination. Keep it up. I'd love to keep in touch and hear more about your journey. I need to learn some new skills myself! I was a process engineer with a chemical engineering degree, but now have been unemployed for nearly eight years.

@mikereisert2803

9 ай бұрын

Let's connect bro, I'm German e eu estou estudando o suo idioma🇧🇷

@pranavtiwari125

9 ай бұрын

Amen brother....all power to you...btw i am trying to learn german as well for my masters degree....maybe we could help each other out a bit if that's okay with you? Let me know if we can connect and then i will share my insta id here .. Stay Strong and may god give you everything you need to excel🚀🚀🍾🍾⚡⚡⚡⚡

@KoosGK

9 ай бұрын

Good luck Marcos!

@igorandrade8531

9 ай бұрын

E aí Marcos! Tu é o bixão memo rapaz, tu consegue tudo!! Muita força e foco nessa tua jornada, tamo junto !!

I thought this was just going to be another video i will watch and forget about, but when it was time for him to forgive himself i broke down in tears. I felt that.....

I literally cried when he read that letter to himself at the end of the video. I want to say a big thank you, Mark. I will forgive myself as well today. Thank you for this video!

Man this guy gave so much willpower. He was not playing. Really impressed with the cold bath part with his mom. They did a great job 👏

@willcolip7975

9 ай бұрын

Thanks partner!!🤠

@keepyoursins

9 ай бұрын

​@@willcolip7975WILL! Stay strong brother.

2:48 ... Imagine going to a bookstore with the favorite author whose book is on top of the shelves there... what an experience...

2:51 I love how I noticed him buying The Creative Act: A Way of Being because I fucking love that book!!!!

Absolutely unreal that you are taking the time to help others. I love this. Can’t wait for another case story, let’s go bro!!!

😭😭😭 What a beautiful gift you gave him - but also, how beautifully eloquent he was in his letter to himself. Super inspiring, thank you for sharing.

Holy crap. Just seeing his face after the 2 months, before he even said anything about working out I was like.... damn. he lost a lot of weight. Looking good man!

@gmvalentine626

8 ай бұрын

I also noticed the weight loss immediately, Good for him!

"trying not to puke" that's god tier words of a man doing his god given all!

KZread needs a LOVE button. Hell yeah brother!

Mark you the GOAT, look forward to working with you one day

@souvikmitra6161

9 ай бұрын

Nice to see ya here. Hoping for that Collab.

@antonsonnerhed8228

9 ай бұрын

Hello denmo

Saying "I forgive myself" is such a powerful statement. Great video as always.

Man, I had to hold back tears! Great work you guys. And, Mark, I apologize for criticizing your decision to go into video content. I realize now that I’m the one who wasn’t chasing my own dreams and projecting that inner failure upon you. You’re killing it and I’m proud of your new work.

Tears, tears rolling. In college rn, sitting alone at my canteen table and couldn't stop myself from bursting out. Feels great. The letter to yourself was POWERFULL. Thank you Thank you so much.

@ZarethSan4614

5 ай бұрын

Sending a virtual hug, good luck with everything!

True story: I find myself at yet another of life’s um transitions. I bought your book when it first came out for my two adult daughters. Landed on your you tube channel years ago, surprised at your sound/wholesome content. Love this new format as you embrace a powerful mission. I’m 77 and soon moving into an assisted living home. Been feeling all the feels. Guess what. Just watching this beautiful video I’m feeling a bit more confident and a bit less like giving up. Thanks m’dear.

@Oldladies_o7

9 ай бұрын

I hope your time there is marked by peace and joy rather than restlessness. Congratulations on entering this new stage in life with grace and self-control.❤

@karendale9926

9 ай бұрын

@@Oldladies_o7 Thank you for your lovely comment. May you be well.❤️

@foxque2149

9 ай бұрын

Hugs hugs hugs

@karendale9926

9 ай бұрын

@@foxque2149 😉🌟🙏

Mark, thank you so much for this ❤ My son is going thru a similar situation and is stuck there. As a mom, I try to be supportive and just love him without blasting into parent mode. I shared this video with him hoping he will watch it. I have been thru divorce, cancer, being kicked out of a crazy cult and none of that compares to the overwhelming weight of seeing your child suffer and being helpless to make change happen for him.

@donnagranier6375

9 ай бұрын

I feel you my 23 yr old has been back home since covid messed up his college. He goes online and is isolated himself.

@James-if3kc

8 ай бұрын

I'm 41 and completely hopeless.@@donnagranier6375

1 join gym 2 healthy meal prep 3 read books 4 try something new 5 learn new skill 6 cold plunge 7 be social 8 show appreciation 89 apologize 10 forgive yourself

There's a reason people are most likely to fall into depression when they're separated from people. Humans are social creatures. We need each other, no matter how much you tell yourself you don't need anyone. A good friend is priceless.

Amazing video. It had me in tears by the end. I recently went through my own journey of mental health, forgiveness of myself and my past mistakes, and learning to be able to actually look in the eyes of the reflection in the mirror. Taking me back was painful but humbling. I hope this man is able to continue on the right path. I absolutely recommend doing more videos like this!

I WISH I had Will's life. Similar problems except Will has a supportive family & friends, and a good face.

@willcolip7975

9 ай бұрын

Well here’s some advice from the source. Something that’s not mentioned in the video is that I’ve been seeing the same therapist for 5 years. Learning to love yourself and then staying dedicated to self improvement are key. Yes I have a ton of support, but I also have a ton of love for myself and the will to push forward even when I’m uncomfortable. You got this brother!!!

@dogeatsthesun908

9 ай бұрын

​@@willcolip7975I just want to wish you to keep up and having good luck. Everything will be great eventually!

@rabbeyaharoon8118

9 ай бұрын

What you just said about him, he never saw in him that. Same goes for you. When you unfuck your life, others will find what they don't have and you have.

@motoandroid7829

6 ай бұрын

@@willcolip7975 I don't got it. All the therapy and confidence, and dedication, I was there for many years, it was unsustainable and exhausting without results. Success and happiness just aren't in the cards for me. I don't make it anyone else's problem, I'm not angry about it, but it is just something I have to accept.

Gosh the comment from the mom re the ice bath was adorable. She didnt care about the ice bath but she just wanted to connect with her son more deeply. What a gorgeous comment from a caring mom.

That note to self rivals any Dylan or Lennon lyric. I'm just so impressed.

Wow... bringing a positive change in someone's life is a blessing.... hats off to you Mark for being such a good inspiration

Damn I actually cried to this bro 😭 great job mark

It hurts seeing such a beautiful soul feel so lost. Amazing work turning it round Will you are an inspiration!!

Dude you are a beast! I love what you said. "Behind every strong person is a story that gave them no choice." When you hit rock bottom you have no where to go but up. Keep going dude!

Reached that point in life where I don’t even have to watch your whole video to give it a like.

Thank you Mark for all the love and support

I have a baby kitten purring on my lap, but still, this is the most beautiful thing I've seen today

I like the attitude he had. No whining, even though it was a hard thing, a really hard thing. He took it with a laugh and did what he had to.

These dudes got some serious sneaker drip, Frfr. Love seeing all these transformation and seeing Mark going out and helping people, this is DOPE!

This is just such a great example of simply showing up in life for another, yet Mark moved the needle a tad higher by showing up for what I assume is a stranger. Will showed up and pushed his edges and I hope you are still kicking ass! We all have skills to help others and we all have areas where others can help lift us higher. Hell yeah brother! Thanks to both of you for this lesson!

it really says something how you're willing to go out of your way to actually help people who at some point lost theirs. i hope you have even more energy to, however you do it, help the world become a better place, where anyone and everyone can change and become their best version of themselves (or close enough). love from Mozambique.

You're the goat Marky mark. You've help millions and you're just getting started. Congrats Will! The people want to see you succeed!

This was absolutely beautiful Mark. This video is an eye opener for me. Very impactful 🎉

The world needs more like you Mark. Thank you 😊

Absolutely loved that. Thank you Mark and Will.

When you forgive yourself and decide to love yourself in spite of your faults and resolve to do better after every mistake you become fearless. Then your productivity shoots thru the roof bringing even more confidence and joy. Confident people with skills and a positive caring attitude are extremely attractive to other humans.😊

Hell yeah Will. Keep at it man, it's great to see and definitely going to inspire others. Thanks for your work too Mark.

He sings pretty good

@IgorMironov-rq4ye

Ай бұрын

He could be a Singer, have him audition on American Idol. 😂🎉

I thought this was going to be kind of cheesy, but I'm deeply moved. This is like a wakeup call from a caring friend.

I balled my eyes out listening to Will’s letter to himself. It’s so relatable and really hits home

Fabulous Mark. Please do more. There are many people in the world who need to see this and explore their life to the max. God bless you

Mark is a rockstar for me!!❤

what an amazing person you are mark, the point that every can do it and the steps are simple is something that anyone who's struggling needs to understand from this.

This literally made me cry a little because these steps are easy for me to follow to help others I know in similar situations. I am so happy I saw this. Thank you for changing Will's life and showing him how to make things better.

I teared up when he read his letter. Thank you Mark Manson🤟

Dear Mark, Your videos humble me. I remember your advice even when I'm not trying to. When I see you practice what you preach, it has a huge, and I mean huge, impact on me. I feel lucky to have known you

These are some of the best videos out there, thanks for doing them. I hope you decide to keep this series going! Talking about important topics is great, but a lot of that knowledge ends up not being applied. Giving people an example resonates on a different level

This is such an incredibly wholesome series you've started. Ive been moved to tears during both videos. The last one I skipped because the title was a bit offputting, but I had to go back and watch it after seeing this. 😂

Will has a great personality, and his mom is precious. I wish them all the best in this journey. I was so excited to see Will two months later. He looks amazing! I can see his sunshine radiating from his face. Way to go, Will!

I love you (as a friend) and your work man, thanks a lot again, I appreciate your effort❤!

@wybuchowyukomendant

9 ай бұрын

I love you not in a friend way, hell yeah brother ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Always glad to see encouraging, comeback stories...!

I ❤Mark Manson. The world needs more of you. Will, stay strong but kind to yourself. The world needs more of you.

Will, I am so proud of you and the progress you have made, I know this is only a 13 min video, but behind the scenes, I could only image the challenges you must have faced. The struggle is real! Please, please continue on your journey and I hope you will continue to update us on your progress. L💚VE, L🍀CK & Rock"N"Roll😍

Will has so much natural charisma and such a good sense of humour! Awesome to see the progress he made. Stay hard brother 💪

This actually made me cry, holy shit. "Behind every strong person is a story that gave them no choice". What an amazing line. I'm so happy that he's doing better

Watching this series MADE me get off the couch to workout and be better with family.

I wacth this video 3 times . Mark, you really change my life the very first book I read was models, nearly 8 year ago . Really change me alot I owe you much more than I can express. You are really like my big brother. I really what you are doing on KZread now. It's really entertaining and provide values . Thanks man please make more videos like this ! ❤ Love you bro

So wholesome!!! 🥹🫰🏼So much respect to Mark 💓 Cheers to Will 🥳💪🏼

So proud of you Will! This was an amazing watch.

"Hell Yeah Brother" is a legit song. Well done!! Very well done!!

This the best youtube video I've seen this year. will is going places and Im rooting for him. all love

Really appreciate your work Mark. Your books helped me gain a new perspective on life. Thanks a ton

AMAZING! Excellent video, Mark!!!

I appreciate Marks message in this video. I would also like to point out that this somewhat puts unrealistic expectations on people. In real life you won’t have a “savior” come to help you unf*ck your life. You will have to do that yourself because there won’t be anyone coming to save you. With that said, once we realize that, starting with small steps is the way out.

This is awesome Broski. Much love from NYC. You can do it Will. Keep it up brother!

Thank you both for sharing this amazing journey with us❤ I believe in Will 😊 Mark, you are the best for supporting him. You made my day/week.

@willcolip7975

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!!! Hell yeah sister!!🤠

Just what I needed. Much appreciated. Thank you.

I've been sliding back toward depressive behaviors these past few weeks, and this was just what I needed!

:') This is so wholesome and powerful

NEW MARK MANSON UPLOAD YIPEEE!!!! FINALLY A WORTHY PIECE OF CONTENT TO WATCH

One of the greatest thing I watched on youtube this past few years. Keep doing what you do man. We appreciate you and your videos!

genuinely love this

He is basically me but I couldn't imagine managing to be that social for a week without becoming nauseous, pale and irritable from social anxiety/anxiety... But this was inspiring. I hope I can turn things around. 10 years single this month, will be 40 in November 28.. Living with my mother, kinda taking care of her and ... at the same time making sure I have a reason to be here and that I at least talk to someone. Was gonna move on my own after my father died from cancer and had been home taking care of him but now mom has had 2 strokes... oh and ended up living there when a woman I lived with, engaged to, told me on the phone when I was visiting my parents that she has found someone else and I could only visit our home to get my stuff. Was just about to get a job there in a game store... then its been nothing but depression and anxiety since and every time I start getting better there's a funeral or a global virus that halts all therapy and I regress again.... gahh I hate how this anxiety has robbed me of the youth I still had. I feel so behind I have seemingly given up by a big margin.

@localjess838

9 ай бұрын

Hang in there bro I'm rooting for you!

@Nikells

5 ай бұрын

This video is not particularly helpful or realistic - who needs some KZread guy spending a week pretending to be a friend and doing random activities and then leaving the person to the actual hard part of changing their whole life. I'm sure it already occurred to Will that going to the gym would be good for his health and self-esteem, but it completely ignores the fact that going to the gym consistently is time-consuming, painful, awkward and monotonous and sitting at home playing video games and eating pizza is easy and fun and instantly rewarding.

That’s seriously powerful ❤ Thanks for that, I really needed this, 2moro is Day 1 at the gym no matter what 👊 Wish me luck 🍀

This left me a huge warm smile on my face. We should protect Mark at all costs❤

This was so beautiful to watch. It was having the support of a coach, who is literally walking along side you, participating in the activities and being your friend and advocate. Thank you!