To all the dreamers out there keep going. Never quit. You got this. 2022 finna be the best year of your life. CLAIM IT!!!!

@yourfriendlyneighborhoodbu3733

2 жыл бұрын

Preach king Not today !!

@gabrielepirovano3529

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah boy it’s gonna be our year!!!

@determineddad7935

Жыл бұрын

GOOD.

I think you are more disciplined with this channel. Just like a stoic does his work without giving a thought. Every time you post a video, I wonder how this man is so disciplined. You stick with usual formats and deliver core messages consistently. I have seen many youtubers from past 4 to 5 years. Most of them have just lost the spark. All are swayed away with trends. But you stuck with your niche and you are able to do it for this long is just amazing. I think you don't care about external validation which comes as likes, comments and subscribers. You do what you do without being affected by these little messy metrics. To be like this requires a hell of discipline. Really awesome man. More than these videos, you reminds me of your discipline. To produce this sort of summaries needs lots of work which goes behind these videos. Your discipline is tremendous. Thank you.

@RyRy-qm2cg

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. I have following this channel for years.. when are you showing your face :)

@yourfriendlyneighborhoodbu3733

2 жыл бұрын

My dude summarised why this channel is one of the rare gems on yt .thanks again productivity game like my friend said here you yourself for becoming and inspiration thank you however I had one question you have found your niche what would you advise for a person who wants to find his or her niche and advanced into that particular segment ?

"Seek freedom and become captive of your desires. Seek discipline and find your liberty.” ― Frank Herbert

@adamortega1

2 жыл бұрын

This is an amazing quote

*"I don't believe you have to be better than everybody else. I believe you have to be better than you ever thought you could be." - Ken Venturi*

*Hey you! Whoever is reading this. This is your sign. Everything is going to be okay, you didn't come this far to quit. I believe in you...* 🖤

Jocko's idea of "ultimate ownership" is _very much_ the same as the ultimate responsibility the Buddha saw as a precondition. He went as far as saying that you should take responsibility for things in your past lives, even if you can't remember them

@cesarpreciado4285

2 жыл бұрын

buddha amazes me

We all must suffer on of two pains: pain of discipline or pain of regret and disappointment

Man! Only a Navy SEAL would call those beginning exercises 💪

*"Everything in life is easier when you don't concern yourself with what other people are doing."* The chances of you seeing this comment is pretty low, but if you did, *I hope you have an amazing day.* 🖤

@Lukavichiano

2 жыл бұрын

I see this comment and all your other comments spamming so many channels. Try and be original.

Beware of burnout. The voice in your head isn't always weakness. Rather than responding to that voice with berserker mode anger, perhaps respond to it with the kindness of a parent towards a child. Call it out when it's bluffing, but give it loving kindness if it's not. I think the "not today" method is good for discerning when it's a bluff. However, "not today" may be a bit extreme, perhaps try "give it a shot for 30 mins first". It's not as catchy, but it's better than spending a whole day pushing yourself towards a hospital bed.

@prashantb8281

2 жыл бұрын

Can you elaborate

@davidp9316

2 жыл бұрын

I get what you mean and in today's world we have that opportunity to give ourselves kindness. Jocko likely derived his Berseker mode from his Navy Seals training and on missions where it's either he and his team will survive or they die.

@opensausage6643

2 жыл бұрын

Perfect

@rubensnogueira5838

Жыл бұрын

I'm very late to the party but... IMO burnout is a consequence of trying to please others, not of pushing yourself to become better - in the latter, you will know and respect your limits.

I would definitely say that discipline is hard. But the consequences of not being disciplined are harder, specially in the long-term.

5:26 Hahaha that's brilliant! You're using a procrastination and weakness inducing phrase to be productive.

Note: Jocko Willink says, “Discipline equals freedom”. What does this mean? If I am not free, it implies bondage to conditions, movements curtailed, and suffering a limitation to my opportunities. | Why would I have opportunities if my knowledge is not in preparation for those opportunities? | Why would I have movements if I an unprepared to make those movements? Discipline is not immediately equal to freedom but is an essential precursor and building block to it because freedom is a lagging indicator. Earn freedom to get freedom. Lack of discipline accumulates debt (in the form of regret) and discipline accumulates equity (in the form of earned freedom, skill and personal power) - accumulation implies time.

Thanks for the video ,I have been following a morning yoga routine for 5 years

This is directly speaking to me! See you at the top guys !!

thank you.ilove way you summarise the best books in the world❤.

This is really well done

Thanks I needed this right now.

thank you for sharing the concept of the book. Today i decide to make a discipline every day, i will try it for one week developing to my faculty and learning video editing skills i will see the result.

Big fan of Jocko and this channel

Discipline is doing what is more important rather than what you want to do now...

Excellent. Thank you 🙏

Jocko is the best👍

@rexjantze296

2 жыл бұрын

Jocko is the beast! 🦈

Ruminating thoughts Force vs choose Radio Silence Laughter Wonderful points... Thanks 🙏

Masterpiece!

thank you

This channel is like story recap BUT FOR BOOKS

I love you....thank you ❤ for your great work ❤

👏 awesome, great video!!!

Thank you

Thanks

4:26 Yeah, i realized it was SOOOOO much better to stick with my plan by just doing it and not even stopping to register anything. Any time i would context switch, even if is to something as little as marking an X, my concentration would get a hit and would become incrementally worse throughout the day. I felt i had much more iniciative and courage by simply turning off my brain from anything besides what i needed to do right now. It's bizarre the negative effects screens has on us today, it's like they make us disconnected from the real world and ourselves. The only bad thing with not stopping to check it's that i constantly forgot what i needed to do, i'm not at a chess grandmaster level where i can remember and juggle hundreds of ideas at the same once unfortunately. But if they do it, this at least show it's possible. I should say that when i had a laptop taking action was more easy, but i constantly procrastinated more with long term stuff like dreams we put for later and distrated myself with "being busy" calling that "productive".

6:56 HOLY SHIT, i beginner would be fucked trying to do this!!! Especially if they never trained, or even worse, (for some sick reason) hates to train. A much better alternative is simply going to the gym and doing some dumbbell or barbell stuff, or kettlebell, there's SO MUCH to do, you will like something. Your goals and what you like will give you a multitude of options and combinations. If you insist in bodyweight and wants something easy, that you can get done with it quick, you can do like i did during covid. Do a Upper/Lower Split, or a 3 day split - if you can train your back - and do a simplified version of those exercises, like Knee Push up with a variety of grips (this already can give you a long workout), Knee Dips, Ab exercises, some Back contraction. And for legs, simple Squat, Split Squats, Cossack Squat (aka Goku Squats), Hip Thrusts etc. Do short reps and sets (3x3), if you're not used to those exercises, if you want more Volume you can increase the Sets but maintain the reps to maintain the quality, but i would recommend 1 more rep per Workout and 1 more set per week (anyway, just read Greg Nuckols and Omar's book). Of course, it depends on who you are and what hypes you, and during a time i was OBSESSED with Calisthenics but for beginners this FUCKING SUCKS, the amount of body control those full body exercises ask from you are absurd, they also need an absurd amount of Volume to progress which can lead to long repetitive boring training, and you will make more fat than muscle cause it's hard to hurt your muscles while you're learning the technique. You will get fatter not muscular. I get doing that and trying to maximize the fun out of it (like Gamers do) if you have no other option but Barbell, dumbbell and even kettlebell will give much more with less effort, you will not need to extensively read about bodyweight training, have to learn obtuse exercises and splits to get challenge since weights are much more straightfoward, you will have more pleasure and a freer mind to focus on something else.

Hi, Nathan, thanks for such a good summary, could you please review the Millionaire Fastlane as well.

I got the complete pdf of all the summaries done by this channel. I think there are like 75 pages/summaries in all. I highly recommend it.

@absneurohospital

2 жыл бұрын

How did you get the complete PDF of all summaries

@MrFennmeista

2 жыл бұрын

It's on the website

3:06 *My Brother (from Berserk) time*

What software do you use to animate these videos? loving the content, keep up the great work my man!

@gadgalleto5906

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/o3pku66Ee5PUmc4.html

How do you manage to read every good book

I disagree with the workout in the morning hypothesis. I am always more tired after a morning workout because I'm exerting myself before I'm fully awake, and then I have less energy to expend on my tasks throughout the day. If you aren't tired, you aren't working out hard enough. I do much better at the gym in the afternoon, or at night after my work is done.

@bryanmcb19

2 жыл бұрын

Being productive has nothing to do with time or when you do it. It’s just getting it done when ever that is. If you work out at 4am or 4pm your would body will get the same results

Any chance you could do a video on 21 Lessons for the 21st Century?

3:57 Love the phrase and the video overall but "no plan survives contact with the enemy". There will be challenges and interruptions you can't foresee no matter the amount of preparation, if you don't account for those sudden heavy blows you weren't skeptic (not pessimist) and realistic enough. I've heard that if you create a building that is too rigid it will crack and fall apart. Whether this is true or not (i'm not a building expert) what remains facts it's that things will not pan out as you expect, life is not chess it's gamble, and you absolutely need flexibility.

Chances are you realise that tomorrow is tomorrow

"THE BEST TIME TO PLANT A tree 🌲 WAS 25 YEAR AGO"

Andrew tates message was my first step towards a self disciplined life . Then Jockos message just made me that much more disciplined . After a year of waking up at 4am and working out everyday I tactically acquired a 6 pack 🫡

Can you do The Power of Now by eckhart tolle next time?

I first saw jocko on a Casey neistat vlog and I’ll ever forget how much of an impact he made on me.

The core message is well done. And makes a lot of sense. However, I would argue there are a couple major flaws in the Wilink mentality. The hustle until you're not tired anymore is not only a bad idea, but potentially much more consequential for long term success. If you want to feel energetic, joyful, and strong, that's great but you need breaks. At least every 90 days you need to seriously consider taking a few days or even a week off of ALL major work. Something to chew on.

What would you suggest for one who doesnt have discipline and wants to change last minute to complete a task, goal, projects? I get more creative most times when its up against the clock...😔😔

Max out?

*5 things to quit right now:* *1. Overthinking* *2. Trying to make everyone happy* *3. Living in the past* *4. Worrying* *5. Doubting yourself*

@Lukavichiano

2 жыл бұрын

Stop spamming every channel with comments. Be original, bruh.

Real easy to wake up at 4:45 when you go to bed at 7 Jocko..... 🤡

@kombinatsiya6000

2 жыл бұрын

He goes to bed at 11.

Lol I am former Navy,Army I am currently reintroducing my current self to my True Self once more. I am laughing cause once a pone a time when my soldiers or myself would try and justify an excuse we would look each other in the eye with no hesitant and be like No Not Today Isis lol we are not serving Soup Sandwiches Today. Drink Water 🚰 What color is your pee you ok man 😆 ahh that made giggle. Good times

I love your content so much! This thought came to me the other day, so I have to ask you this. Would you be interested in spreading your content to China? I can help you make more profits and influence more people out of your existing content! Please let me know if interested :)

I'd rather fail, than have to do all that. Also my upper arm strength does not allow me to do those exercises and I do not own a pull-up bar. Why does your video make me want to celebrate my weakness? Why can't I just conform, and then we can all be the same. A homogenised world.

@muayad67

2 жыл бұрын

You are weak. Buy a pull-up bar and do the work. We need strong men(morally, mentally and physically ) more then ever. Only by challenging yourself, you will know who you are as a man. ACTA NON VERBA!

@juliehartley3652

2 жыл бұрын

@@muayad67 Thanks for your kind encouragements. But I really do not want to. Consumerism is ruining the Earth.

@NoJobRob

Жыл бұрын

How has celebrating your weakness worked out for you after 9 months?

@juliehartley3652

Жыл бұрын

@@NoJobRob I'm sticking at it, trying to fail feels too easy, the ultimate fail is to give up altogether but I do not have a say in that.

Well, first, he's writing from a privileged perspective. What about people whose mornings are encumbered -- by getting to work, by caring for kids, etc.? Second, people who get up at 4:30 AM by definition are in bed by 9:00 PM. Who's packing tomorrow's lunches, getting a little post-dinner work (or housework) done? What about someone who wants just an hour for themselves after the kids go to bed? This is the old "just the cost of a cup of coffee" argument, which falls flat for people who are already bringing coffee from home because they can't afford to buy it en route. Something tells me this guy isn't cooking his own meals or washing his own shorts...

@deleted01

2 жыл бұрын

Weakness

@queball685

Жыл бұрын

ok so then sleep at 11pm and wake up at 6:30am, proceed to workout. Problem solved. Any other excuses?

@queball685

Жыл бұрын

are you really trying to say you cannot workout in the morning because of the laundry you have to do and food you have to eat? mate you can slam your clothes in a washing machine then dryer in under 10 minutes. my god...

Once again...thank you for the amazing content. TIP: put background music or something.

Nope, nope, NOPE!! Discipline as a tactic is the worst tip ever for mental health... NOT approved by me... (Go for a walk/move: Yes)

While I do believe that discipline = freedom, But his tactics are a horrible advise.

@prashantb8281

2 жыл бұрын

Can you elaborate

@rango8898

2 жыл бұрын

@@prashantb8281 like tactic#1 he said go berserker mode The problem is motivation. You can go berserker mode once or twice to do any work and you won't feel the pressure but try and do that for like a month. You will lose every bit of motivation that you have. That's why I think that instead of berserker mode you should decrease the difficulty of whatever you are trying to do in the beginning until you get used to it and then increase the difficulty. So what do you say?

@prashantb8281

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Normally with berserker mode you will get burned out and the mind no longer remains calm and steady which is required for lot of tasks. Just wanted to confirm your angle. Thanks.

@GLJosh

2 жыл бұрын

@@rango8898 Well Jocko has mentioned several times that Motivation does not work in the long run, Discipline does. Motivation gets your started, Discipline keeps you going.

@kell_checks_in

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly!