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I highly recommend everyone to watch the full interview. That 2+ hour long interview is a masterpiece!! This interview is now at the very top of my favorite David Goggins interviews and I’ve been a fan of his since 2018. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 He gets raw AF!!!! You can see the intensity and depth. Listening to that made me ashamed of the lack of things I’m doing. Im not doing my best and there’s no hiding it. Period. Thank you Mr. Goggins and Dr. H.

2:26 “I literally know what it it to be rock bottom and to build that up” damn man I felt that.

Damn, David Goggins juat motivated the fuck out of me. This video taught me to take my studies more seriously and my life in general more seriously. I'm 23 years old

@unknown-sm2fw

Ай бұрын

Stay hard stay focused in whatever you do good luck

@MEESALASAIMADHUKAR

17 сағат бұрын

Dont take motivation to study , take motivation from him to be discipline , that's what he says .

Am from south Sudan, l thank God for David goggins and for his kind of motivation and knowledge, he has helped me to get hard and to give shit of what people are thinking about me, l pray for more videos of David goggins

Muhammad Ali, said it best ! "It's the repetition of confirmations that lead to belief, and once that belief becomes a deep conviction things begin to happen" training the brain is hard, but not impossible dyslexia is what Ali and myself and so many people have, it makes life hard ! but it also makes you look at life differently, and that's a blessing, we work so hard to learn and in doing so, we see so much more! what others would take for granted, we don't ! because we worked so hard to get it. What l learnt from Mr Goggins, the harder you work for something, the more you appreciate it when you get it !!!

@SuprEmpth

4 ай бұрын

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💯

@bushidooffaith4706

4 ай бұрын

@@SuprEmpth 🙏THANK YOU. And may GOD bless you.

Im in medical school, I have one exam left to complete. It was brutal and extreemly difficult. Medicine aint no joke,its literally tens of thousands of pages of reading and memorization and half the words you cant even pronounce.

@tightbootyhole707

2 ай бұрын

So my dear warrior, how did it go?

@trustjune8959

2 ай бұрын

Hey where do you like to study and what methods do you use I’m 20 and thinking of going towards nursing but I think I may have adhd should I do it?

@na-dk9vm

2 ай бұрын

What was the hardest part of it??

@mikailreznor

9 күн бұрын

Legit bro Even Dietetics and Sports Science has lots of technical science; biomechanics, biochemistry... I feel like society doesn't realise its not as easy as it's painted to be And yet it's achievable as well

Incredible human being. Changed my life.

David Goggins is a real life version of Rock Lee

Have you learned something from David Goggins and implemented it in your life?

@juremarjanovic5515

4 ай бұрын

Respect

@Activ80

4 ай бұрын

I have learned that David Goggins is a great example to people who think they have a handicap preventing them achieving. He is also a great example of how mental & physical improvement work together as one. Mind & body need to be one, not seperate entities. I have learned from Goggins & I implement his example in my everyday life. He shows how physical fitness advances mental fitness & that is why I strive to maintain my overall fitness at 81 years of age.

@vibesxyt7368

4 ай бұрын

Yes

I love you Goggins ❤

i am speechless

He should make a audio recording of himself reading out loud what he is studying and then listen to that as he is running 🏃‍♂️ and he will retain this information through auditory recall

Each. For different reasons

Hard work beats talent.

@bradydavis5791

7 сағат бұрын

Ehhhh not exactly.

You have to use active recall

@kathrynrhodes7785

4 ай бұрын

People with ADHD often have learning difficulties due to in something called working memory issues, and other things and auditory processing disorder. Which is why he has to write everything down to retain it. I know because I also have ADHD. I was only recently diagnosed at 30, now 31. But I was diagnosed with autism at six formally known as Asperger syndrome now called high functioning autism. I thought the auditory processing disorder that I was formally diagnosed with that point when I was younger it was related to the autism but now I know it’s more related to the ADHD. And those two are really hard to differentiate especially before 2013 before the DSM five people thought that somebody could not have those two developmental disorders at the same time but they have learned since then that the opposite is true that’s why I was diagnosed with ADHD much later in life. But it explains a lot of stuff in my life and I’m happy I was able to get that diagnosis. When I was first falling David Goggins, when he was talking about how he was diagnosed at the time when it was called ADD I didn’t pay a whole lot of attention to it but now that I’ve been diagnosed, I pay more attention and it’s really cool I’m listening to him on things that I relate so heavily with. I’ve been listening to him for a while but it’s funny when you hear condition and you’re like OK but when you get diagnosed that yourself, you kinda tune into that a little bit more more because you wanna hear about their own experiences when you’re like oh I can relate to this. Little titbit from my perspective that I thought was neat.

@kathrynrhodes7785

4 ай бұрын

Also, people with ADHD are constantly struggling battling against chaos when ironically, we do better in a routine and that’s where our alarms are our friend. Definitely, I relate to the writing things down. That is the only way I can remember anything. Somebody tells me something I will forget it like even seconds later later I cannot retain it auditory. And somebody can show me how to do something but in order for me to actually learn it understand they need to show me it and then walk me through it and allow me to perform the task and I write it down. And if it’s a physical task, for example, I would need to perform it regularly, and probably much more than a Neurotypical person would for me too understand and retain it. The reason why I liked mass so much it’s just equations write them down and learn what they mean and solve them. I never was a fan of essays or anything abstract. People on the spectrum aren’t usually good with abstract concepts. At least I’m not. So needless to say, English class was not my favourite subject although I had a good teacher. I am so glad that I do not have to write essays anymore. Those one of the things I dreaded the most my brain would go blank, and I would just stare at the computer screen for hours. And also what he’s talking about is something called rote memory

@amprostyt1760

4 ай бұрын

​@@kathrynrhodes7785Majority of the people are not affected with ADH

Sounds like me .. I suck at math and that’s my biggest downfall

Someone should teach him how to use Anki

@kriskata_9328

Ай бұрын

What's that?

@Lykkos29

Күн бұрын

@@kriskata_9328 an app that teach you things through repetition, a lazy and effective way to retain information

I failed so many exams because my study techniques for uneffective.

@user-mc3ij7jk2n

4 ай бұрын

Don't worry I am like you only but now I am doing good so believe in yourself and do your best and consistent and you will see changes

Over that shit

David Goggins has ADHD?! Wow! I had no idea.

Ask swaggers or. A demons. Certains I am blind Dumb and. Never learn. In some area. I say not what

The ones. That I thought no. Go up. But. Suck. The ass of life. It burns my ass to think Jesus might try sneak. One. In

Your. Good. And. A man. Like. My step dad. I saw. Trump In that way. Each. Different. But. I did not think my step dad need Jesus. Or trump. Or you

I always make excuses but after looking this guy 🥲 , i can realise your do any thing ,you are just lazy