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@karankatkar8830

11 ай бұрын

Hey WILL OSPREY!!! HOW ARE YOU

@timithymcfarland9288

11 ай бұрын

Yo! Collab with the village beast. I would love him for your show. He’s a strong Christian dude, focuses on calisthenics and helping everyone around his village. He would be an interesting dude to collab with

@theeyeofsauron8008

10 ай бұрын

There is one skill that you lack and you will never get. And that is being humble and gentle.

@thefastesthedgehog6795

4 ай бұрын

I do agree pulling out was good. How the US pulled out killed 14 military members and Biden checked his watch every time a cascet was carried by

We must give our 100 percent everyday !!!! Much love and respect to you for helping the bros. How to beast 💪🏿

Number 1 skill discussed is so important. It's the fear of failure that stops many people from even attempting anything. We need to realize failure will happen and you need to be okay with it.

#3 is on point bro. Especially for young men. To be able to watch and learn from people like Tate, Waller and even you. But, be able to form your own opinion and not just take their outlook as " set in stone"

@polarbearfitness2735

5 ай бұрын

Yeah to an extent Bro Jay waller is also the guy who said that if you try to start or do anything at 45 it is already way too late. He completely destroyed that man’s mental health in a podcast. I remember that this guy is saying that your life and start again at 40 so Jay Waller is kind of full of shit. Tate go hard for sure

So much respect for David! He is like a breath of fresh air.

I always say it’s good to have role models but it’s never good to have an idol. This channel pushes you to be your own person at the end of the day. That is the best kind of message. 🔥

@howtobeast

11 ай бұрын

Appreciate you bro

Dude, I agree with everything you said. Nice to see someone with balls to say the things you do. Masculinity is valuable these days for sure

Exactly those skills are required for all men in order to level up their lives, fantastic as usual bro

These are the videos i follow this channel for

Your videos get me right on track when I feel like I’m falling off 💪🏻

Amazing video!! thank you!

Thank you for the video

Enjoying these sit down videos🤝💪

Fantastic video man!!!!

So true on all this. Big fan of the channel preaching truth.

Perfect content! Thank you for Motivation👍

That video was awsome

Great video! It’s been a while since I’ve watched them. Glad to be back

Awesome video thank you

Videos are looking good!

Great content thank you.

Love the videos David! Can't wait for the EDGE Tshirt drop 👍

Ima be that guy 1. Accept Doom 0:13 2. $15 an Hour 1:47 3. Sheep Brain 3:45 4. Snake Oil 6:03 5. Money, Monkey, Money 8:19 6. Fight Club 11:00

@masonrozanski09

11 ай бұрын

Monkey?

@alshareefahmed327

11 ай бұрын

Thank you 😊

@darioswatchclub8

10 ай бұрын

7. Be man enough to use TIMESTAMPS 5:55

@FPL_Habesha

10 ай бұрын

Legend 😊

@onurpur6468

10 ай бұрын

You dropped this, dude: 👑

Facts bro

Awesome new style of videos. Love the editing!

Jiujitsu is probably the single most valuable tool I’ve ever implemented to improve as a human. That being said, I think you’re underestimating it. I train striking too, so I’m not just a one trick pony, but admittedly, my ground skills are way more advanced than my striking skills. Anyway, keep up the good work, I always enjoy the content!

@raymondlealjr.2348

11 ай бұрын

I been reading rener gracies new book 32 principles im getting an itch to try jiu-jitsu but us it possible to really learn at 36 and with a busy schedule?

@justinyee6428

11 ай бұрын

@@raymondlealjr.2348 Yes. Any training is better than none. I’m a 39 year old black belt, but I started training at 21. It’s long road, but well worth it in my opinion. Even at 36, it’s never too late.

@juhaszpeter6392

11 ай бұрын

​@@raymondlealjr.2348I mean Zuck started it, he is 39 with probably one of the busiest schedules in the world.

@raymondlealjr.2348

11 ай бұрын

@justinyee6428 thanks for replying and the motivation!

Hard work self discipline and consistency gets you way farther than complacency and accepting being mediocre

Beyond Based David, thanks again for fighting the good fight💪🏻

Blessings, bro. Great video 🫡

I train Kali/Filipino martial arts and supplement it with Pinoy boxing and Muay Thai. Martial arts has given me so much more confidence not just to be able to win a fight or defend myself against knife attackers, but overall confidence in life too and give me the skills to be a protector for my future wife. Keeps me focused and in shape too

Strongest and very very percise vudeo in a long time. CRITICAL THINKING. THINKING is the way.

Always a good pod cast Dave keep it up thanks

@habidaone

3 ай бұрын

This ain't a podcast 😅

Love number 3 your vids are dope keep it up bro

Great content.

Nice! Greats from Germany!

Cool video

This was really helpful. Especially the lesson on how to get from medium to high earner level. My second video of yours but you're dope af

Damn this was good video.

Great video! Lion’s not sheep!!

Yoo the edits on this vid when your faces changes when impersonating someone was cracking me up! 😂😂

Agree with the CourseCareers Ad. I signed up last year and landed a tech sales job with a 60k/year salary. Good looking out!

@howtobeast

11 ай бұрын

happy to hear that brother! Keep crushing

@leanosetlang4020

11 ай бұрын

bro, how many hours a week do you work? and does it matter if your an American citizen or not?

@omotayosatuyi252

10 ай бұрын

Heck yeah good stuff

Sometimes i feel this channel can be pretty shallow with all the bro bro bro shit and then you drop stuff like this. I really appreciate the awareness and ❤.

New to the channel. Been watching a new video of your every night. I fucking love it 💪🏻

Could you make a video specifically for medium earners and how to spot the skill with the most leverage?

Thanks David for the great content you are making. As you mentioned that you were a Software-Engineer & I am really curious how much did you make with this job, because I know that it can scale pretty insane with either Big Tech or own Software.

Sales, and Gains

Spot on muay thai is what I train really tough but worth it.

Amazing content! Sub!

Brown belt in BJJ here soon to be black, 10 years of Muay thai training, 4 fights of thai and mma....its been the greatest gift of my life. It can only add to you!

Power

Listen right I am a pre teen 12 years old and have been looking for ways to glow up as a male or man and when I found you everything went accordingly in terms of girls,I have been learning more about real estate and sales,socialising especially with women I thank you,keep up the good work

Sales definitely is a key life skill to get what you want, I wish I wasn't as naive my first 25 years of my life. But better late than never 👌😊

Keep going good here❤😂

Hold on Dave...are you the personal trainer screaming at your broman😂😂😂😂. That part really got me😂

real man

Love your content and I am 18 and i stopped cold approaching due to religious reasons. Anyways David I truly appreciate your content

Awesome content like always brother! Acceptance within yourself and realizing that being indifferent to what anyone says about you is what holds a large majority of people back. Once you realize that people’s opinion of you does not have to be your reality, then that is when you really become the person you were destined to become.

Top G energy

what's harder than being rejected is a girl who seems interested but you don't see her for months and just when you're ready to ask her out, she get's coupled up :(

I agree with ending the GWOT, but the withdrawal was horrible and we should of kept Baghram and left a small force there.

When you going to do a video update on the Austin home you built

This video should be written as “wait till the end”. For real.

Visit Portugal and you will be suprised!!

You should do life coach lessons lol. I’m a small town country boy from Mississippi I live in the middle of the woods I don’t know anybody I have social anxiety like crazy it’s getting better but I’m always scarce and nervous when I go out in public I’ve been steady with my workouts with my new job but I’m in need of some serious guidance by a boss guy like yourself David much love brother I have been watching you on and off for year I just started watching your videos lately again since my last breakup 4 months ago

@erikoud7830

11 ай бұрын

Face your fears. Everybody has social anxiety in some form. You can overcome it.

@IntentionalHelp

11 ай бұрын

@@erikoud7830 thank you bro genuinely appreciate that comment 💪

Can someone please list the 6 skills? The video has no chapters, no clear list, it's kinda frustrating

Tbh even sales is a high level skill.

The intro is exactly me when I started high school

Epic

kickboxing is elbows and knees just for some reason they dont apply all of it in competitions

Growing up in the hood. Teaches you half of this 😂

The sales one is absolutely correct but it's so hard. I've always hated being sold stuff and hated to have to do the selling. I try to remind myself that I'm an outlier in this attitude, and so if there's some claim I feel I can't pull off, I need to go for it anyway because sure the outliers like me will think I'm full of shit, but 90% of people will not give it a second thought. The types of qualifiers, disclaimers, and self-deprecating humor that makes me feel a person is more trustworthy, do not have the same effect on most people. They won't think I'm honest or modest, they'll think I'm a loser, or best case scenario maybe an eccentric dork.

Being a top 1% man is a noble journey (and one worth taking) but there's a reason why it's called the 1%. ONLY 1% MAKE IT. Don't feel bad about yourself if you don't make it, it's not the point. Constant self improvement is.

I took a long break from watching your videos. But now I want to come back because i was struck by my girlfriend when she told me, don’t let your self go, more rather don’t lose yourself. I’m not sure if you still say, “Stay Beastly”. I tell myself that before I start my day back in college.

Your thumbnails 😂

I agree with your points, but I would expand most of these to skills that all people need (especially the sheep brain).

Sales is important skill to have yes so is persuasion ,great book to help with this Influence by Robert Cialdini, martial arts definetely important so personally at 40 years bit difficult to start with muay thai or bjj 😢 but hey better late than never.

Sale tips

Two of my close buddies and I bought an apartment for rent. We're planning of buying another rental. Pooling resources can give you that start

Your beastly app link goes to the clothes website?

Get your cdl, good money

Jiu jitsu is much more complex, takes a lot of thought, reaction, action and triggers muscles you never use in the daily but don’t be mistaken it’s really aggressive

Hey David Your face cut and mine are literally same along with Hair amount. I want your haircut Can you tell me the name of your haircut?

Beast-F🔥RE KNOWLEDGE

I like the videos and old Merch but the essential tee feels very uncomfortable to wear it feels like I’m wearing a rubber tube.

Krav Maga, boxing, Muay Thai, etc is awesome when it comes to enhancing fighting capabilities but as we all know those things cost money. If a person is in a rough patch and cannot afford to train in those things can doing bodyweight exercises (namely push-ups, burpees, pull ups, etc) help to some extent in that regard?

@nickhero6329

10 ай бұрын

You could also just buy some gloves, and either a punching bag, or do training with a friend who has pads if you cant afford a membership

I'd argue that being a driver is a skill. Not talking about doordash or uber. Such as having a CDL - no matter what class it is. Those semis are not easy to drive - especially when its a 21 gear manual. Our whole world is dependent on delivery drivers and we're facing a big shortage of qualified candidates. You have to be a great driver to have a CDL. So I'd say having that is a skill. Even being a heavy equipment operator or knowing how to transport that equipment.

@cristobal.palmero4919

10 ай бұрын

Nobody wants to be a driver when they get older. Good money for a low skill entry though

5:20 he left billions of dollars worth in Armory

David bro, that dent on your Macbook is annoying 😂😂😂

I’m an high-school athlete trying to make it pro, so should you say I should still try talking to girls. Cause I’m interested but I feel like I don’t have the time so I’m in my grind.

After the first minute I got scared he wouldn’t propose any sessions😂. All good finally…

All good points... There is one thing you didn't mention in regards to the troops being pulled from Afghan.... They left BILLIONS of dollars (Tax paying) of equipment in the desert. Those same soldiers worked with that stuff everyday and they had to just leave it all behind for the other side to retrieve and utilize... The content quality though bro real shit.

@howtobeast

11 ай бұрын

Yeah I’m sure the method could have been optimized, fair point. But the time had come long ago to make the move out

I learn a martial art at early age I feel like I have lot skill but they are not mastered level I say Level 2 I feel stuck in some area

what if we dont want to work for someone? what if we want to do Entrepenuership? should we still learn a high level skill?

Personal opinion: When it comes to any martial art, each martial art has its own value: it’s important to know how to throw a punch/kick (Muay Thai/Kickboxing) but most fights end up on the ground (BJJ). BJJ is, what I would consider to be better for any real fight, but learning any training is better than not learning.

@agoogleuseranonymous2658

11 ай бұрын

I don't know these trainers at the gym all boast this to sell you $$$ classes and gear. But doubt you want to go to the ground in a street fight. Like at school against a bully on the grass for the odd pissing contest ok. BJJ is going to be killer for this. But in a street fight against a junkie with anything in their pocket ready to stab you ... doubt it.

@andrewgiegerich8211

10 ай бұрын

Wrestling would be more useful don’t want to be rolling around in a street fight

theres always random things david says that remind me to like the video. this one was the id rather see kanye over drake line.

is the bowl cut back?

Personally I think your right when you say people like Tate are mostly correct in what they say and I personally like Tate and you saying that not everything that they say is real just made me realise you are right and that's what us young men should realise in school,on social media etc

❤

It's not merely the withdrawal that marks the strategy, but the legacy left behind. Wisdom decrees we consider not only the act of leaving but also what we leave in our wake. AKA Billions of dollars worth of military equipment

The Course Careers thing and building marketable skills are great! BUT, I'd recommend against tech unless it's in the cloud or AI fields. AI will be doing most code monkey work within the next 5-10 years (Unless I'm wrong). Instead build people skills, sales, mediation, counseling, hell coaching like what HtB does here on YT. Those will serve better in the coming years than just knowing Python or C++. Java tho.... Java is pretty intense. All just one man's opinion ofc. These are all great skills to build.