My guy just finished completing a bank heist and then decided to bless us with his wisdom.

@goofyahhh254

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha..

@souprah

4 жыл бұрын

GTAV

@thesuperpunmaster6369

4 жыл бұрын

Mask off, mic on

@weirdsider4412

4 жыл бұрын

He ACTUALLY went out and got himself that "pot of gold". . .

@SuperDanvy

4 жыл бұрын

I couldn’t pinpoint what vibes his outfit was giving me but now I know

When you're a computer technician giving life advice at 2 but gotta be a hitman by 3

@gelnox

3 жыл бұрын

lmfao

@lennard5393

2 жыл бұрын

Had the same idea when I saw the thumbnail of the viddy.

@Pro4TLZZ

2 жыл бұрын

What a guy

@monkaZETTA

2 жыл бұрын

LMFAO AHAHAHHAHA.

Louis forgot to take off the hitman fit before the therapy session

@Alexander-qz6px

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same when I saw the thumbnail. I looks like SWAT Team member or what it‘s called.

Dr. Louis Rossmann A psychiatrist, life coach, and sometimes a tech genius

@DanteS-119

5 жыл бұрын

"genius" is an insult at this point! ;P

@whirled_peas

4 жыл бұрын

psychologist* psychiatry is about drugs/treatment, psychology is the study of the mechanisms of the mind

@joshuaraphael9002

4 жыл бұрын

I am not even interested in fixing my computer or any other computer at the moment. I am just here for this guy's life advice :).

@MC-oi2pb

4 жыл бұрын

only sometimes?

@Wok_Agenda

3 жыл бұрын

And a hitman

His bully is laying on the ground in a pool of blood and he didn’t take the gloves off yet...

@thegreatpapyrus1665

3 жыл бұрын

theyre his confidence gloves

@leonro

2 жыл бұрын

He actually did screw his bully from school up, go watch his video on bullying lol

Spoiler: Louis wasnt confident until he got his black confidence gloves.

@thegreatpapyrus1665

3 жыл бұрын

gloves of destroying justice

That reminds me of the jar analogy, basically: "Imagine you're holding a jar. In it, you put all your life experiences regardless of them being good or bad. The main issue arrives when you start thinking that you are the contents of the jar, when in fact, you are still holding the jar."

@abraxaseyes87

Жыл бұрын

We are both

@michaelnazar9358

Жыл бұрын

.

This dude just got out the matrix and plugged back in to return to his regular job

@PersonManManManMan

4 жыл бұрын

Yes he did

"Provide value to others, and they will provide security for you." great advice.

These little talks outside of your usual stuff gives me a whole new respect for you. Huh, I suppose that's confidence and security working both ways.

Louis, you should start another channel for vids like this: How To Adult 101. Thank you for teaching other people the simple lesson of how to be kind and simply be a good person. We could use a lot more people with this understanding. In regards to providing value, it's a lesson touched on in Sir Jackie Stewart's (3-time Formula 1 World Champion) autobiography. If you ever get the opportunity, I'm sure you'd love the other insights about life he shares. Things like this and the Right To Repair fight prove that you're no longer a schmuck.

Words of wisdom. Unfortunately, modern society encourages the exact opposite, to the point where following this mindset is seen as a weakness and/or putting yourself in danger. I wish more people realized that this is what being a functioning community is, and how much we all need it.

@grzegorz16100

6 жыл бұрын

That is my experience.

@solomonjenkins9505

5 жыл бұрын

if we did we'd all be anarchists

@somekid7

4 жыл бұрын

Sure, but the people I know (mostly working class) have to constantly watch out for violent junkies and robbers. Consider today's wages pinned against the cost of living. A lot of us are desperate for money, and the ones at the bottom of the barrel are growing their numbers. Crabs in a bucket. You're lucky if you got a leg up from a decent upbringing that taught you patience, tact, finance.

@ubiquitouspanda4466

4 жыл бұрын

@@somekid7 i like the saying "philosphy is a luxury"

@ 2:40 When he said "I was able to squat 120-130 lbs" I thought "Hey I can do that!!" - Then he continued "..over my bodyweight" - I'm like "darn!"

@bladelazoe

4 жыл бұрын

I know right!? The most I was able to squat was 225 pounds and I'm like 170'ish? I'm like yea, then me mentioned "Over my body-weight". Well shit. But I never got my diet in check so that's why I have not been able to push those numbers yet.

@mrosskne

3 жыл бұрын

Never give up.

Sorry to hear you had such a negative experience with your mom. From what I gather, my dad was the same way. Great advice.

@camtheham13

7 жыл бұрын

watch some of his other philosophy vids, he mentions it from time to time, it is actually a pretty sad story

@TheTarrMan

7 жыл бұрын

I believe this is not the first time I mentioned the connection and said the "sorry to hear" thing. (Maybe I'm wrong, generally I don't like talking about it.) I just don't know what else to say then someone tells me something like that no matter how many times I've heard it.

@lroy730

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah theres usually one parent thats a negative ninny. But negative comments can be used as positive fuel , if you have the right mindset.

@NoNameBAM

6 жыл бұрын

His dad seems to have been nice though (vid: "Stop screaming at your children" or similar)

Money cant buy happiness, but it's more comfortable to cry in a benz than a bicycle - John Wayne

@Jdabomb93

4 жыл бұрын

NOT Omar Good point. But your still crying though. Lmao

@notomar1555

4 жыл бұрын

@@Jdabomb93 sadly, human nature is never being satisfied, being able to overcome this means a lot

@amalldekan1432

3 жыл бұрын

Your still crying...means both people took wrong paths and has to find another which will let them not cry anymore...or cry less

@varunnarain50

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe do something about the crying. Money can never fulfill anyone emotionally unless they are in desperate need of it. Having tons of disposable income doesn't create a satisfying life in the slightest, you have to figure that out on an individual basis.

@h2oaddict28

3 жыл бұрын

I don't remember ever crying in my Mercedes though. :)

Bingo. Louis, you've figured out at a relatively young age what many people never get right: Fulfillment comes from helping others, rather than yourself. Making more money is so that you can do more good with it. Being able to live in a secure place, drive a reliable vehicle, is so that you don't have worry about those elements, and so can turn your focus outward to others who need YOU. Self-centered is another way of saying "miserable." Outwardly focused is another way of saying "in balance". "Happiness" is a decision you make to accept what you can't change and keep working on what you can. Being needed, and being ABLE to be of service to those you need you, is the absolute best.

@ashimhaque

7 жыл бұрын

knarFkcalB absolutely right. Couldn't agree with you more.

@WilliamDornbach

7 жыл бұрын

That's when you go 'Hollywood' and try to let your friend see the light. Find him and make it your mission to convert this guy so that he, too, can achieve pure confidence and security. If you want my advice, I would start off by making it clear that you don't care about the business anymore. Sure, there's evil in the world -- too many (your friend likely included) default to narrow-mindedness and hostility to adapt to this evil -- but we can't give up on our friends because they haven't yet made the realization: true good lies in kindness. The human race SURVIVES on COLLABORATION, and it THRIVES on COMPASSION. Gandhi once said "we but mirror the world." If you don't want egocentricity to prevail, don't try to fight apathy with apathy -- fight it with action.

@TimpBizkit

7 жыл бұрын

This is why following Christ brings true happiness even though it initially feels like a bland and boring lifestyle compared to sex and lots of stuff....

@TheNefastor

6 жыл бұрын

misterwoothead you know the saying: by definition only a friend can betray you.

@milktrucktyper

5 жыл бұрын

This is indeed insightful. What if we wish to acquire that coin from the pot of gold, maybe it's a skill, so then we can be useful to others?

I grew up in and out of foster homes. Both of my parents were poly addicts. Both of which, I haven't seen over a decade - I'm 27. This is a really interesting point. Up until now, my mindset, on confidence and security, has always been about myself, overcoming my challenges in life - powered by my own steam. I was independent at 16. Went to school full time + worked 30+ hours a week, saved for 2 years, paid my way through college with $0 debt (And chose a program that was within my means). Now am working in field that pays well, and I can "say" I'm secure. However, confidence? A constant struggle. Thanks for sharing this video. It's given me a whole new perspective, to think about.

I love this kind of videos. They are so insightful and helpful. Thanks

Those gloves look like they're gonna reach for my neck

So what I got from this video is: Confidence and security comes from helping others rather than yourself

@h2oaddict28

3 жыл бұрын

"Having people who you can depend on."

You point of linking security to providing values to others is incredibly insightful and a lot better than the typical "you need to believe in yourself" that you normally hear about security.

It‘s so funny, I‘m watching your video now and when you said „it‘s you. You have to be enough.“ I looked at my wall, where I‘ve written „Chill, you‘re enough.‘‘ in german. It‘s so cool to be on the right path and feeling better. Thank you for your videos.

My guy fixes computers on youtube and still can get personal with his subscribers. Thanks man

In all sincerity this is one of the most bullshit-free and helpful "life advice/inspiration" videos I've seen. Thank you. I feel a sense of self-confidence after watching this because I've just recently come to this realizations on my own. I guess I'm doing something right. Thanks again for your encouragement, Louis. I have a lot of respect for you.

I don't skip the advertisement because you make good videos and I want you to benefit from them. Keep up the good work, Louis.

I have been trying to explain this to my acquaintances (I don't misuse the f word), but you put it into great words. I think you should make a 40 min version of this. A lot of us always feel that we need something to feel complete or meaningful while totally missing the point.

Louis why you always look like italian american bruce wayne in costume about to figure out how the joker smuggled a gaint coin into arkham?

@WellAllsLost

7 жыл бұрын

also great vid.

@WellAllsLost

7 жыл бұрын

also the answer to how the joker did it was his butt.

@busTedOaS

7 жыл бұрын

trying hard to get senpai to notice

@IngvardM

7 жыл бұрын

that's 'cause he's Jewish.

@lroy730

7 жыл бұрын

Looks can be deceiving , he is Catholic , now agnostic Italian .

You sir have very solid, useful views. Thank you for your opinions

I respect Louis Rossmann so much. He's such a great teacher.

Wooh! That night and day difference when you hear someone say some real-world sensible advice; I'd almost forgotten what it sounded like. More in life has to do with the journey you take, than the destination you're heading to. And so often people don't truly grasp the meaning of that till it's too late. Solid job in getting the point across with a way that's relatable to people, some of the most important lessons in life also happen to be the most difficult to express in a meaningful way.

Yes! I would further that you gain fulfillment and a happier life by creating value for others. It's the best way to live.

Thank you, Louis. I have found myself lost so many times trying to figure out what I was missing, why I was not feeling confident about myself. I will keep this in mind as long as I can to keep moving forward in my life.

He didn’t edit out the fridge part. Power move lol

Man, this channel is a pure gold mine, from the repair videos, to these life advice type stuff, it’s just amazing, thanks Louis !

Provide value, you get security is a great lesson, thank you Louis.

Louis, you are so right. You are talking right out of my mind! It’s all about putting in effort first, because it will always pay off.

I can totally relate to this. I too provide value to people, and I find comfort and confidence knowing they’ve got my back.

Recently found your channel and I'm so impressed. Your down-to-earth, articulate style is addicting and your range of subject matter is surprising. Great work.

As always, some great wisdom and insight from Louis. Thank you!

I subscribed for the tech insight, but man this channel has so much more to offer.

I love that I keep coming back to this channel, not for the techie stuff but for the dad like encouragement and guidance. I love both, but its the real talks that keep me here!

being a bit age matured and therefore more sinister: "Cute story" as anybody materialistic would say. Your core message is pretty accurate though and boils down to : be good at what you do. What You should mention is perhaps one other important thing. Which is Health. You can not get more and with time it only dwindles. And you can not buy it. So keep that in mind.

@charlessmith8854

7 жыл бұрын

I got, as his core message, "you feel confident when you believe yourself to have value & you feel secure when you believe others recognize your value" What makes you think this video is about being good at what you do?

Wish I had seen this/heard this when I was younger, like you I had to learn it the hard way. Great advice mate.

You have done more to shape me as a human being than my parents or my teachers ever did. Thank you Lou!

This is awesome. I have never felt that security. I've tried helping others and they just step on me.

You have no idea how much i look up to you Louis Rossmann. Thank you

Truly inspiring story, you really hit it on the head with some of your points, thanks for sharing and keep up the great vids 👍🏼

I didn't realise how much I needed this video until just now. Thanks for making it!

Louis, thank you for making these videos and allowing yourself to be vulnerable. I think it's really attractive that you aren't afraid to compare what you've been through to the overall human struggle. I think you're really cool and your videos have helped me, especially the video on social anxiety. ♡

This is the best talk anyone has ever given on this subject. Thank you sir.

Louis Rossman, thank you so much for this. I can't believe I found out about you because my laptop had a board issue (it is not a MAC tho). Now I realized your channel has much more content than just purely electronics-related. I have been sharing your video with my friends because I want them to benefit the same way I did after watching great content like this!!!!

Thank you for making these great videos. I just want to add the point that I gained much confidence when I learned on how to stand behind my own decisions. Often other people will try to manipulate your decisions to justify their own needs. Being able to withstand this and knowing to have the ability to stand behind my decisions afterwards without a bad conscience helped me a lot.

Thank you for sharing Louis, wish you all the best!

I usually say things like this to others... I REALLY needed to hear this today. Thank You, i was really depressed and you may have saved a life today.

Well said. Everyone should hear this. So many of many peoples problems seem to grow from their own insecurity, drinking, smoking, being nasty to other people..

Youre getting me through a hard time in life Louis, I appreciate that.

Really cool video and I totally agree. It's only the value that you as a person provide to those around you that can give you confidence and security.

Something I needed. I'm never satisfied or happy. I need to start connecting with others and loving myself.

I enjoy your tech videos. But I have to say I enjoy these videos more. You have the skill of taking a complex personal issue and shinning light on it in a meaningful, relatable and unique way. I find your reflections on such issues to be closer to the truth than most self help gurus. Thank you.

Besides your personal, philosophical views, life lessons and advice, I admire the visual composition of your videos.

I love this guy. This is some real fatherly wisdom.

I really love the way u think. Thinking about helping other people because we’re all human beings

Thank you for posting this.

Louis is such a good speaker

This is probably the greatest videos I've ever seen on KZread.

excellent insight man. you've brought into focus the concept I've been trying to understand for awhile now.

Good advice. Having to make it all work in a rough, expensive place like New York just adds fuel to the fire of your credibility. Keep it up!!

Hell ya LAW OF PROSPERITY my friend. Been into this concept for a while, but I love a reminder through your story. Thanks Louis.

I've definatley learned something today! Thank you!

Honestly, thanks for sharing this, i really needed to hear something like this right now.

Louis is my new role model - thanks for being awesome man!

the world needs more people like you, louis

Thank you for sharing your perspective Louis Rossmann

I started watching you for tech, but I stayed for these motivational speeches. Good advice here.

Dude this is like the best episode on your channel right here

Wow. This might be the best piece of life advice that I've ever heard on youtube. Subscribed.

This video has put a feeling I had for a long time into words I'm going to foward it to someone who isn't doing to well while looking for his bucket of gold

You're an excellent storyteller, you would be a natural as an inspirational speaker.

Thank you Dude. Thank you.

Louis, i've allways helped people, its just a thing i do, and when my life went bad and i was in a mess mentally/physically, my frends jumped in and saved me. Im lucky i have amazing frends, helping them is easy, and i dont want anything back. Take care of your frends, they are your life.

Louis, this is another great video, thank you. I am considering translating your videos to Czech language to allow more people listen to your advices that do make great sense.

You are a great man Louis

Your life story is exactly the same as mine. Thank you for sharing, it made my day.

Confidence. Is believing in your self, and being sure of your self. To have value and character as a human being. To walk with purpose. To be secure with your own personality. And to have Respect for yourself. And to be yourself. Unconditionally.

Provide, Dude. Provide value to all the narcissists that ur being surrounded by. Help them with all of your heart. Do the best! Be the best! And they all will turn their backs on u when u need help the most. Try try again. Never give up! Maybe some fkn day a person will lend a hand to u. This is hell... This is so hard to feel left out every time. Your whole life u're being left out by everyone.

Exactly what I needed to hear, Thank you.

I was feeling very depressed and your video made me smile and feel better Louis :-) thanks

You are the true philosopher of our time.

Thanks Louis, this is exactly what i needed!

Man I've been trying to tell people this forever, well said. It's sadly why so many rich people (especially people who get famous quick), end up offing themselves in one manner or another. Nothing left to live for really.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this topic, Louis - very good insights. I am tempted to believe, having spent a good deal of time helping others in my life that that is ultimately the point of life: providing value to and helping other people when they are in need.

Why are you such a top-tier human being

Every time I see that shirt and those gloves, I'm almost expecting Louis to don a cape and hood and head out to protect the night from would be Apple Genius henchmen. Rothman for Gotham.

Hey man, great video. It's so rare to see people these days giving good advice while wearing humility. Nice points, cheers to you.

You have very good insight Louis! Thanx for sharing!

My friend works 2 jobs and loves to spend time with me but I feel guilty taking her away from her family so instead I go over let her clean while I cook for her and her family and make food for the whole week as we chit chat , cooking is nothing to me but she can't cook and her and the family love my cooking so it works and in return she has always helped me out with life stuff.

Thank you for this Louis!

why is this not getting the millions of views it deserves

Thank you very much Louis.