Mark Manson doing KZread videos is exactly what the world needed!

@edwardben5530

Жыл бұрын

exactly

@TheHorseshoePartyUK

Жыл бұрын

@@edwardben5530 Absolutely his work in general has done me a lot of good, and led me on my own journey into researching Philosophy, Psychology and Critical Thinking. As regards this video, his article 'cognitive biases that make us all terrible people' is a good place to start, as is his newsletter about 'most people are good' with various stats to look at. Eg 1% of Reddit users start 74% of all arguments! Also goes nicely with his article about why everyone on the internet is a donkey. TL:DR a tiny minority of both of, good people at their worst, and also the tiny minority of the worst people regularly attracted to the peanut gallery of social media.

@masternobody1896

Жыл бұрын

fax

@Kieitup

Жыл бұрын

i wounldnt go that far

@u263a3

Жыл бұрын

No one gives a f*ck about Manson

#1 Pretty much everything you believe in today will be proven wrong some day. #2 Most people are not evil, they're just stupid. #3 The most valuable skill in life is to learn to care about people and show them you care. This involves a willingness to care about and a willingness to be vulnerable to someone.

@FruityHachi

Жыл бұрын

"#1 Pretty much everything you believe in today will be proven wrong some day." so it'll be wrong to have a moral compass, like not treating other races as subhuman, not treating women as subhuman, it'll be proven wrong to ask for consent, it'll be proven wrong not to murder? well, i cannot wait for the complete chaos our world will be

@BBoyGi0

Жыл бұрын

Be tolerant with other but discipline with yourself.

@Phariseehunter

Жыл бұрын

Evil is a descriptor the lazy and unrealised use.

@davecullins1606

Жыл бұрын

By "willingness to be hurt by others" he specifically means being willing to be vulnerable to someone.

@RidesInforests

Жыл бұрын

@@Phariseehunter Would you say anyone who would traditionally be called evil is just somewhere on a spectrum of insanity/ psychosis? I personally think evil is its own category and is a perfectly apt word for someone so abhorrent and inhumane they don't deserve further investigation or to do so would kind of make that behavior acceptable or understandable. IDK lol

In my 20s I was friends with a coworker that was about 15-20 years older. She became like a big sister to me. I’ll never forget what she said one day: “Never say “never” because life will make a liar out of you every time.” When she said it, I listened out of respect but didn’t really give it that much weight. As I got older, I did things I said I would never do and her words always float back up in my mind…. As for people being more dumb than evil, as of right now, I feel that’s naive. Maybe in 5 years I’ll agree.

@Rooster7six

Жыл бұрын

There’s definitely some evil people, but I think the majority of people are pretty good. Lol but I could change my mind in the future as well 🤣

@justsomeguy1671

Жыл бұрын

I'd say people mostly don't break even with the good/evil thing. Selfishness is very common and I think mark is just trying to sound positive ha Harder to notice but it's when things get hard you see people's true nature revealed. It's naive to think we're all in this together, nope everyone is saying that because it improves their odds!

@Rooster7six

Жыл бұрын

@@justsomeguy1671 I definitely agree with you on selfishness. I guess depending on the level they take it to I don’t personally consider that evil. Eating the last piece of cake not evil, selling out humanity for cash (like many politicians) evil.

@cjcantrell80

Жыл бұрын

That last sentence was perfect.

@Jimbogf

Жыл бұрын

20 years ago I dropped of highschool a vowed to never go to college... now, I got my GED I am starting college this coming spring at 39 years old.

In my 20s I always lived by the motto that if I didn't look back every year and think I was pretty stupid, then I hadn't done enough to learn more. But I slowed down in my 30s as most of my interests I have learned and forgot. Now I have to push myself into learning things I might not be too interested in. The second one, I agree. Most people think bad things but aren't bad. We tend to have good intentions, but that quote "The road to hell is paved with good intentions". Our intentions are not enough, you need to make sure you analyze the intention and the reasoning to make sure it is fair to the most people. On the last point, again in my 20s I had a buddy who was almost an adult. We were talking about relationships and he told me he never let himself get into one because he saw how bad I got after my first serious relationship of 4 years ended. I told him that those months of heart break and anxiety was not even comparable to the amount of love and joy I got during the relationship. That the risk of being broken is worth the pursuit of having the feeling of love with someone. I think heart ache is a very small price to the joy of being in a happy relationship and people who do not risk it do not know what they are missing by being afraid of letting one heartbreak ruin their prospective. I used to skate a lot and you learn to crave the pain more than run from it. Hope I wrote that clearly enough, I am bad with words. Not that anyone will read any of it. lol

@9usuck0

Жыл бұрын

Oh also, you need to appreciate those bad experiences because you need bad to have perspective of good. Good without bad is how you become entitled, arrogant and probably other things I'm not smart enough to figure out yet.

@patrickhowell9460

Жыл бұрын

Intent, Value, Mindfulness the three tenets of being aware and awakened to the reality of life and living it correctly. Intent is everything, It defines what mode of free will you act within. Selfish Intent, or Selfless Intent. Love or Hate, Light or Dark. Well spoken Ronald. Keep sharing!

@SBThreats

Жыл бұрын

No, the second point you typed is very true. We like to say our intentions aren’t bad BUT that’s an excuse to get away with being shitty half the time. Very true ! And YES don’t let one or even a few heartbreaks scare you away from love ! Love is beautiful we ALL want it and we’re not here to be alone.

@darkseaofempathy

Жыл бұрын

You're not bad with words, not even close! Am glad to say I read your whole comment and you made some very solid points. I especially like your last point about love and pain--I am a lot like your friend is, because I have been through a lot--but I think your perspective is a helpful one to have for those of us struggling to open ourselves up, so thank you.

@joanne1dreams

Жыл бұрын

You're a really smart person Ronald. You are so clever, you are aware of how much you don't know and wish to continually learn throughout your life. That is a sign of not being a dumbass, per another of Mark's videos 😉. I love all four points you made and as a relationship phobe, I need to keep in mind numbers 3 and 4 especially. Thanks 👍

Quick Summary: 1) Be open minded. Bcz Most things you believe true today might be wrong in the near future. 2) be less judgmental. 3) Do love & care ppl around you, bcz it's what makes life satisfying. Thanks Mark.. Interesting

@karlspaak7069

Жыл бұрын

It’s a fricking 6 minute video dude. You can’t summarize something that short without losing it’s value

@rasmusturkka480

Жыл бұрын

@@karlspaak7069 It's more of a reminder than study material

@writhracing1642

Жыл бұрын

I one cares what you know about until they know you care!

@m.l.7558

Жыл бұрын

I cared a lot about people. It is good but being a people pleaser just tires you and there are amazing people who can be a pain to schedule things with , because they only meet you when they propose the idea (otherwise, they don't have the time) So. It's good to care about people but put yourself fist. Don't arribe to an state where you can't even take care of yourself and people have to look after you

@m.l.7558

Жыл бұрын

If you arrive to that state, don't blame yourself night and day, we are all human, focus on recovery and stuff and relax

I love Hanlon's Razor... I quote it often with Kelly's Addendum™.... "never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity, ego, or negligence."

@purplesprigs

Ай бұрын

Yeah but. FAR too many stupid people actively pursue stupidity, and want no more than to be part of a stupid (left or right wing) herd. That is evil in my book.

Very accurate. 10 years ago I didn't think I would have the ability to to some of the incredible experiences I did in the last few years.

It's so true I call my old self an idiot all the time 😂Thanks for the video Mark, I always enjoy your perspectives on life !

@inconnu4961

Жыл бұрын

But the sad thing is: your new self is an idiot too! We just havent figured out how yet! LOL Have anice day! luv ya bro!

@savage22bolt32

Жыл бұрын

@@inconnu4961 I was an idyit. Now I am smarter than poop. Help me claim the throne as King of Earth.

Love the new format! Word of wisdom man! What works for you at your 20`s won´t work at your 30`s, and what works for you at you 30`s won`t work for you at you 40`s, etc.

Жыл бұрын

yep

I really think that your editing and full control over these videos is a huge improvement Mark, not that your other videos are bad by any means but these are just way more personal and I feel like I connect with them a lot more. I really like these points and am slowly becoming more aware of them in my life, especially #1 and #3. Dude I could totally see you saying fuck it and going to grad school for a degree in psych or something haha

Hi Mark, you’ve been one of my favorite figures in the self-help space, and one I recommend to my friends most often. I’m glad you’re going to be focusing more on YT content, and am very excited to see where it continues to go :)

THIS was FABULOUS!!!! I am 57 and was so searching for this since like 10. Maybe we had to learn it for ourselves before it could resonate so highly. ❤❤❤Also loved how you filmed it.

@christhornham

Жыл бұрын

I think sometimes we need to be ready to hear the lesson. There are many things I'd tell my younger self if I could, but I'm not sure my younger self would listen.

Thank you for this. I've recently just found your page about a month ago from your book and now my life is getting better. With time. I've learned to be more excepting of things when I watch you, I get out of my own head, all thw things my threapyist has told me you've basically confirmed. Love to see more. ☺️

Best. Ending. Ever.

@tylersprimary

Жыл бұрын

Subscribe or die😂

I had worked out #2 myself, and have never had reason to change my mind. #3 sums up succinctly what i have struggled to put into words. #1 was an entirely new thought, for which i also thank you.

Dude I needed this. Thank you. Just hit a wall running my small business, heavy on the self doubt in my ability to keep going. Chances are I'm wrong and just need to reevaluate some shit, especially my mindset.

@christhornham

Жыл бұрын

You got it! Keep going.

@bellewhite3764

Жыл бұрын

Hope things work out for you 👍

'A willingness to be close to others, and therefore, a willingness to be hurt by others' Agree 100%. But there are so many things that get in the way of this. One example - if we have been physicaly or emotionally neglected or abused (by poor parenting, bullying, or other cirmcumstance) we can get stuck in fear and shame. We can't get close to others, and our lives feel meaningless. And we stumble through life wondering what's missing. Thankfully we have drugs and money as a perfect solution to this problem.

@gelothegogang

Жыл бұрын

Drugs for the win yeah!!!

@m.l.7558

Жыл бұрын

Don't do drugs

I was typing as you were talking, and yes love is the most important thing in life I’m 60 years old and have adopted 3 foster kids who are the center of my life as well as some close friends I’ve had for 40 years

Thank you Mark! You have helped me so much over the years I appreciate you and all the hard work you put into each video, project, book, etc.

so essentially, love = happiness

Truth #2 is bang on, and your discussion of how quickly we've come to judge is maybe the key to how we got where we are now. I've TOTALLY been guilty of being too quick to judge, and I now see that we live in a "culture of judgement" these days. It's an important point, and it's possible that the strategy of "certain parties" may have been to bring us here deliberately. I won't pretend that I hadn't been thinking about this already, but I love the way you articulate it here. I'm going to try filtering my negative judgements. No, not completely, because there are times you need to call out truly bad behavior, but I think I'm going to start evaluating my responses before just reflexively spouting them off.

Cannot believe I found someone so reasonable on KZread... Loved the video, loved the topics. Lets keep accepting that we don't know and lets keep growing and learning... humility is the key.

Hands down the best approach to delivering information on the internet. Funny, informative, entertaining, sincere, thought provoking. Thank you for what you do! 🙌🏻

I'm so happy to see you Mark. I hope we will watch you frequently . Thankyou for your work Mark Manson.

Love the editing in this one, you're getting really good at this.

1 & 2 reminds me of something a friend told me when I was 19 (he was 30 at the time, I think) "You don't realize how stupid you are until you get older" I'm almost 32 now. He was super right. Everyone needs someone to remind them that they are dumb from time to time.

I love your videos so much Mark. And I also love how you add humour in between such heavy topics of discussion. You're one of my favourite channels. Please keep making these amazing videos. They help me learn so much.

I watched one video and was hooked on what you're preaching. Love that you're honest. Unlike others

“Next time you feel so sure of yourself…” Wow, what I wouldn’t give to feel sure of myself

Yet another brilliant video Mark. Love your content, delivery, and awesome sense of humour. Thanks so much!

To the first one, this is simultaneously comforting and scary. Why it’s comforting is easier for me to explain. It makes me feel like I should worry less/put less pressure on myself because of it. Why it’s scary is harder because it’s a lot for me to explain. I’ve essentially hit a point where I’m questioning absolutely everything. Now, that may sound like a good thing at first glance. I tend to be reflective and ask questions. I get curious and I want to find answers. But I feel, in this case, it is stressing me out a decent amount. I have essentially come across a lot of thing I see as contradictions that many people mention (They are not necessarily all the same people, nonetheless, they are preached by society and people around me and I definitely agree with some of these to some extent. 1) You’re smart if you feel like you know nothing but you’re insecure if you feel like you know nothing. However, confidence is praised and insecurity is seen as bad. 2) You’re arrogant if you claim good about yourself when it goes against what others think, but it’s good to have an intrinsic (not sure if this is the right word) view of yourself and to not weight how others see you heavily. 3) We all know virtually nothing and are “pretending” but people who know nothing shouldn’t talk about anything. Yet, the only way to progress as a society and engage socially is through communication. So, all of this stuff has had me questioning a lot of things. How do I know what to do and what choices to make? Is there a point in at least trying to do what is right or what you think is beneficial if you’re always gonna be wrong or are essentially guessing without knowing it? I understand I am probably contradicting myself to some degree and not seeing what I should. But, the whole point is, I don’t know what to do. I’m not doing nothing because of it, but I find life can be stressful when you don’t have at least a sort of basic and fundamental reassurance in general. To the second one, I notice that a lot online and yeah, 100% agree. I think my biggest issue, ironically, is trying not to judge people that act like this. I know they’re not morally bad based on like one thing, it’s just, especially when people say really hateful stuff, it can be harder to understand them from a sympathetic/empathetic standpoint. I understand probably no one will read this despite asking questions as if someone will. Not blaming anyone of course and my comment is pretty long. If I’m wrong, though, and anyone has anything to say about this, I’d be curious to hear.

@HenryGreenEngine3

Жыл бұрын

You're not alone. We were raised on contradictions like you describe. My favorite way to look at the world is projection. When someone complains about something it's because they feel affinity. When they criticize another it is for something they feel in themselves. Remember always the power of Ego. The ability for someone to see and acknowledge problems with everything but themselves is not to be underestimated. The mind is capable of rationalizing anything. Thanks to the great and terrible thousands-headed snake of mirrors that is the internet you can avoid ever confronting yourself if you so desire. Confronting other people is easy but confronting yourself is quite painful. In that sense we are all the same but we can never admit it.

@frankmurphy5

Жыл бұрын

I read it, a few times 🙂 I've been questioning a lot of the same kinds of things lately, myself. It's pretty uncomfortable at times. It makes me feel like I'm not even a real person. Like if everything I believe is "wrong" to some degree then why waste my time believing anything? Why bother forming opinions or thinking anything about anything? Maybe that's actually good advice but it'll take me 20 years to get it. Who knows? But in the meantime how do I go about being a human? I barely even participate in conversations anymore because it's mostly just dummies like me throwing around barely thought out opinions on things lol. It just seems so pointless. Even when it's smart people on a podcast or something. I'm just really over people's thoughts and opinions. Maybe 5% of it affects how I act in real life. The rest just clogs my brain up. One thing I do know is that working hard on tangible things that produce a real result feels good and seems to be a "right" action, so I'm glad I do that in between all the thinking at least.

@clayformations1638

Жыл бұрын

You made some excellent points. But I feel those who don't believe everything they hear. Those that question things.... are silenced, ostracized, and canceled 🤔

@cjcantrell80

Жыл бұрын

I think you are dead nuts on nearly all of it. But, then again, probably also wrong about nearly all of it. It’s the same trap all of this puts me in. Damned if you do, damned if you don’t. However, if you don’t you’ll never really know, and if you do, can you actually really learn anything from it?

@sheeptaro2108

Жыл бұрын

@@HenryGreenEngine3 interesting, yeah that makes sense as it would describe how people can live, coexisting with these contradictions. The internet provides great distractions but I feel like my mind bothers me if I don’t come up with an answer for stuff. Maybe that’s not always a good thing, like, in this case, I guess I took it too far in a way.

I LOVE this video Mark. Sending you well wishes your way my guy 🙏🏼

This is exactly what I needed to hear! I got kicked out of a cult (long story, currently falling under the I was so stupid category). Been dealing with the narcissist leader bullying and harassing me and my family on KZread, oh I was condemned to die by the leader and also my twin sister is supposed to die as well... I've grown some pretty hard callouses in the last 9 months. The hard truths and laughing truly helps. We are all so messed up. Nobody has it together and we just do the best we can. BUT, its great to say fuck it, just be happy, love those the Lord puts in your life and carry on. I messed up, YAY! I own it, I followed an idiot who wants me dead. Ok, no big deal! Love is forever, mistakes are just skid marks.

@amazonarms

Жыл бұрын

Yep! I’m Karen’s twin. We both got sucked in and have laughed and laughed at how stupid we both were! The guy is a joke but hey, I’ve fallen for jokes before. Jonathan Kleck is his name. Just a warning to others who might fall for the same joke as we did. Thank you Mark for the honesty and helping us to laugh through the pain! I’m very grateful to have found your channel.

@KarenSullivan321

Жыл бұрын

@@amazonarms moral of this story...if the guy says he is a prophet and he has a KZread channel...RUN! Or watch for entertainment purposes only

@amazonarms

Жыл бұрын

@@deelynn8611 Well, he’s freely used my name and Karen’s in his videos and the least I can do is return the favor for him!

You have an outlook on life I absolutely agree with (so far) and I want to learn more. Subscribed!

I found your work last year and I’m so glad I did. I’m learning things in ways I never considered.

I've noticed the truth of #1 more and more as life goes on, whether it's something I learned in school or something someone told me about the world. People (myself included) don't know what they're talking about half the time, and even when we think we do, we're most likely still wrong about something.

Embarrassing moments are sometimes useful though, and we can make great memories based from them and learn lots. Don’t be afraid to get out there and be yourself if you’re spreading positivity and making people’s day better.

@christhornham

Жыл бұрын

Well said!

Yes, we did need you making youtube again. Also Hanlon's razor was pure revelation for me about a year ago. It just THAT simple. Sometimes people do dumb shit and you can't do anything about it.

@Chrisko1492

Жыл бұрын

That‘s…. not what Hanlon‘s razor is about. It just talks about the origin of evil behavior not being evil intentions. But of course you CAN do something against this evil behavior!! Regardless of intention.

@brucelee4996

Жыл бұрын

@@Chrisko1492 You're wrong. Read it again.

What a good video. You explains things that could otherwise have come over as harsh or maybe even insulting in such a down-to-Earth way that it not only makes it educational, but entertaining as well. Subbed.

This video is a strong motivation for one to make peace with oneself and others, and less being a dumbass. Not expecting leaders to do that; starting with myself today.

I wrote a song about this very mind set. I think our minds are like nature, seasonally changing. "Maybe we're like seasons, always changing over, for now and forever"

Hey Mark, thanks for being there ❤️

Good to have you back Mark, keep up the good work

I read your breakout book before it was a best seller. Your approach and honest assessments are gold for this crazy subjective and divided world. I hope one day I can spread positive vibes in an honest and balanced method as you've mastered.

Notes: Truth #1: You were not wrong, you were right for the circumstances and the person you were back then. Both have changed. Circumstances are different and you are now another person. Of course your ideas have changed. Those that have remained the same over long periods of time, are part of your real core and not affected by circumstances either. Truth #2: Completely true. You will realize it a lot better when you encounter a truly *evil* person. They do exist, unfortunately. Truth #3: Absolutely and we all need to work on it. And BTW rocker science is quite simple compared to human relationships.

@janesaddiction101

Жыл бұрын

rocker science

@onnol917

Жыл бұрын

Yeah the halls of metal and rock music are filled with easy to understand knowledge about life

WOW. Just what the world needs to hear. Good job Mr Manson.

This might be the most inspiring thing I've heard in my life.

Great video Mark! Love the new videos

Great job on the videos!

Awesome stuff! I truly didn't expect any of the point made! Mark, you've always been inspirational to me. Greetings from Bulgaria

Understanding good and evil is a really big one! I don't think I will get to see a lot of people grasping this concept in my lifetime, but I sure hope I do! I mean, they might understand it, but to implement it will take a great deal of understanding, compassion, and forgiveness! We are just holding on to so much garbage!

Thanks Manson!

Love this! My 5 yr plan is to not look so stupid today 😅

Thanks for your words of wisdom. I'm new to your channel, and look forward to learning more about myself and basically becoming a better person.

Never heard of you Mark. However brother, you have just confirmed Truth #2 for me. As this message pressed-in after being judgmental this morning. Therefore I repent. And I will grow in #3 as a result of it no doubt. Thank you Mark👍🏼. I sing praises to The One who removes the soil and wrinkles from my wedding gown.

How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. -Desmond Tutu. Some truths to our lives take time to figure out I wouldn't necessarily call them hard there is just a bit more life to be lived before it is realized. Because you can't rush the truths in life you need to let them unfold them self's!

I think the resolution to rule #1 is to realize we are a process. We never arrive nor do we ever finish becoming. We constantly change. Because of this I'm not necessarily ashamed of my past self due to the fact I realize where I was, what I knew and how I got there. It would be shameful for me to revert and go back to all that. I think there's something beautiful in being a process. An unfolding story that's constantly be written and, if your brave enough, you can go back and rewrite your past by changing the way you interact with it.

I've never had things put that way before. Mark you make the things we struggle to understand easier

This channel is a hidden gem!

I've actually changed my opinion (somewhat) on your second position. I used to quote Hanlon's Razor ALL the time. One of my friends in particular who always assumed negative intent for EVERYTHING. But after COVID and some of the things that were said and done by "authorities" really kind of changed my perspective. After a certain point, I just couldn't assume ignorance anymore. They were telling bald-faced lies. I still believe that Hanlon's Razor is mostly true, but I believe I previously underestimated how many out there, even in positions of "public service," really were somewhat evil.

@theangriestbassplayer7492

Жыл бұрын

Hanlon's Razor is more broadly applicable to everyday people that you encounter. In my experience, public figures should be viewed through an additional lens of skepticism at all times. Most of them have an agenda and will lie to some degree in order to push said agenda.

@mhealy2468

Жыл бұрын

In this country the authorities generally are chosen and put into that position by the general population. If the general population does not like the job they are doing they are perfectly capable of changing. It's kind of like complaining about ones haircut but still going back to the same barber.

I love this sense of humor while giving those harsh truths haha ♥️

This is so true, when I was young I knew it all...as the years went on I realized I was so wrong about a lot of things..now that I'm old ..I only am sure about a few things..

Thank goodness this channel exsists, no over explaining, just straight talk.

How lucky we are to born in a era where we can get these videos for free.... Thanks THE MARK MANSON As an Indian it's not easy to meet people like you in my surrounding. Thanks to KZread and you.

@MrSdsok

Жыл бұрын

abe, westernized content has no use in India. Whatever Mark Manson says has no effect on how you see the world, Indian soceity is pure trash.

@monis9420

Жыл бұрын

@@MrSdsok atleast you have different perspective.

@MrSdsok

Жыл бұрын

@@monis9420 good to have different perspective but unless you are very rich or have high status in India. India will not care about your perspective, there is no value for individualism over here.

@caronfernandes4625

Жыл бұрын

@@MrSdsok true that

@richardswaby6339

Жыл бұрын

Mind blowing statement that as an Indian it is not possible to meet gurus.

One day I might cringe on liking this video but as of now I like it 😁. It’s all about living in a moment, right?

@StonedNoob

Жыл бұрын

Curious though but why cringe?

@TheMightyMidget

Жыл бұрын

@@StonedNoob did you watch the video? Hes referencing Mark's observations

@StonedNoob

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMightyMidget I did, and I guess I didn't catch on it 😅 Could you please share the context.

@TheMightyMidget

Жыл бұрын

@@StonedNoob No worries my friend. Mark was mentioning during Truth 1 how everything we believe or think we believe will be wrong or partially disproven in time and said about "looking back at what you beleived 10 years ago and cringing"; so the commenter was jokingly referring to that. Hope that was semi-concise.

Finally someone who thinks like me, but you word it much better than I could!

lmao absolutely love the ending sub riff! thanks for the new content Mark

Thoughts(forgive me, future self) 1. The ten year theory has some grim implications on relationships. People change, the world changes, so you're lucky if your relationship with another evolves amicably. 2. My current cuckoo thought is that the moral personality terms of "good" and "evil" are better described as Generous and Selfish. This removes the desire to be too much of either. The best we can hope for is a balance of both. 3. The easiest form of love to feel is through family, which explains alot. Having a child is a near infinite source of love(until they become teens and they begin to love other things). Don't know too much about this, more research needed.

@maartenvz

Жыл бұрын

the relationship with young children can be brutal during the terrible twos phase (that can easily extend beyond their 4th birthday). off course every child is different and they change/evolve a lot but i havent met many parents that found it easy

Good video, Mark. I find that discerning evil from stupidity, especially in today's political theater, is often difficult. Sometimes I feel as if the actions of certain individuals are both stupid and evil...or evil and stupid...or something like that. Anyway, thanks for the food for thought.

Thanks mark , I’m not ready to really hear some of that . But I appreciate you articulating it to all of us . Hopefully I will be one day

@christhornham

Жыл бұрын

You got it!

"Pretty much everything you believe in today will be proven wrong some day." Ahhh, nope. I can't see into the future but the fundamental things I thought were true a decade or even two decades ago still hold true today.

literally cried laughing at the end LOL 💕

Lol so true…even the scientist got things wrong in the pandemic! Such wisdom Mark! ❤

Brilliant, as always. Subtle Art remains my favourite book, and my most purchased/shared book. Even my mum, who never says 'f*ck', loved it.

Thank you ❤ So true. Good to keep it in mind at all times.

Gotta love yourself before you can show genuine affection. At least, I found this in my own life. Massive clique, I know. And maybe I’m wrong

Your greatest of the greatest, cleverest of the cleverest man alive on the Earth. You can't imagine how much I love you I read all your books, read blogs and see videos. You totally changed my life. Lot's of love from India 😍😀😀😀😀😁🤗😁😁😀😍😍😍😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😍😍😗😄😄😀😀 one advice :- please upload video frequently. You took to much time to upload video. Again I love your work 😋 Can you make video on what's wrong happing in this world please please please everybody will love that video please make 😊😊😊😊😊😉😉😍😘😘😘😘😍😍🤗😘😍😍🤗😊

@raghv2568

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Yes bro please make video on what's wrong happing in this world.. I also love your work. Keep it up.

@devin-100

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That's really ture you are the best.

@Dhanraj12345

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Thanks for commenting

@FreeTime-0000

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I love your work you are amazing,

I wondered why I liked this guy so much until I heard the outro music. Something about metal folks; just really genuine. A pleasant contrast from the typical 'safe' personalities you get from youtube. Thanks for being yourself.

Thanks for the puppies, Mark. And the twist at the end. I promise, I'm subscribed! 😁

DUDE. I'LL' TELL YOU THIS. You seem very reasonable, that's pretty nice. And good ideas too. Thanks for sharing.

Wow, I love the "Happiness is Relationships" finding...so simple, and so profound at the same time.

This is awesome stuff. Very nice blend of content and slapstick to make it stick

Nice, already visible improvement over the last video in terms of lighting. Also I think the gray background and wooden table fit together nicely. 👍

I believe this video should be watched every year or so by everyone. I think each year, the points would ring true each time, but we would be plugging in different people and scenarios from the new present as they relate to the updated past. Each of these truths would be reinforced time and again.

Mark is such a good person

I found this video incredibly profound. Thank you!

My time is short, but I want you to keep doing this!

I can describe Mark as a one of those people who knows the life rules very well Thanks a million dear mark ♥️♥️♥️💜💜💜🤎🤎🤎

I've done some cringeworthy things in life, but thankfully didn't go through wishy-washy phases with respect to outlook on life that would cause me to look back with embarrassment. I have had the same political outlook and outlook for treating others for the 37 years I can remember and believe time has proven me right. It feels good.

This is your best and most important video in my opinion at this moment!

Great video, Mark. Thank you for the video!

Man! That music at the very end of the video had me flicking through my music apps to see if some of my stuff started playing afterwards!!!🤘🏼

First time watching one of your videos. Enjoyed it. Learned not to have the volume up so high on the headphones at the end there. Hands were grimy with dirty dishes- so I scrubbed there and took it. 🤘

No TRUER words spoken. 🙌

Thanks for your books and videos, Mark!

Just found your channel, excellent content, now looking up your books thanks for posting this stuff helps people 👏

Best 7 minutes of my Sunday right here.

Holy truth-number-two, Batman. I bring this up as much as I can, often to be met with ridicule and incredulity for my trouble, but I think it's an essential truth that can set us free from our terminal divisiveness. It's hard to pin down exactly how or when our sociopolitical discourse devolved into "if you believe X, you're an evil yahtzee", but that logic is now ascribed to even the most milk toast political takes. I could keep going but I don't have time to write a novel that 7 people will read.

Thank you for this channel, I’m officially hooked.

Top notch buddy, thanks for putting this together