I honestly watch these seriously, they're not bad

@EricMetalhead

7 жыл бұрын

I think he is delusional

@rwwbeast1

7 жыл бұрын

Moliminous now say that with a straight face

@ProliantLife

7 жыл бұрын

and thats how he gets paid. HE DOESNT DO ANYTHING ELSE. this IS the product him bullshiting you and selling advertising space

@josholutelyentertainment6638

7 жыл бұрын

Moliminous youre going to make it

@Swigma

7 жыл бұрын

Moliminous ya same

Tai, to this day, this video remains one of my favorite of your videos.

@itssaechao10

8 жыл бұрын

this is repeatedly watched

@allthekeys7568

7 жыл бұрын

I totally agree bro. This shit goes deep af. Check out my video on Tai Lopez giving advice to YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS on my channel !

@joesilkwood4958

7 жыл бұрын

I love when he gets annoyed with the world!!

@ScorpionSuperStinger

5 жыл бұрын

Hell Yeah!💪🏽💪🏽

This channel is a gold mine

@evanb.3886

8 жыл бұрын

+ImReadyD151 To say the least

@robijunior1998

8 жыл бұрын

+ImReadyD151 Cannot agree more with you.

@asmartbajan

6 жыл бұрын

ImReadyD151 It is. But some peeps will _never_ see the gold, no matter how hard you try to convince them that Tai's the real deal. Believe me, I've tried. Learn from my mistake and don't waste your energy doing that.

@LightWortex375

6 жыл бұрын

Just love him Knows what he is talking about

A college degree is a fancy word for an educational receipt.

@maudebailey8949

8 жыл бұрын

Ko me ma m mi MNg dq IPO p jk pump

@louisbloom7752

8 жыл бұрын

Maybe so, but the receipt can be returned for a shot at a good job.

@LilDreGotBands

8 жыл бұрын

Educational receipt for all the time and money you got scammed out of LOL

@user-lb4su8tq7g

8 жыл бұрын

YES! You know what's up.

@LilDreGotBands

8 жыл бұрын

chang chang xd

"Come back when you're good" - One of my favorite sayings because it applies to pretty much everything.

Danm I'm always proud off myself and shit I felt like tai was punching me every time he said these facts, glad I found this video now

@albertpichardo1678

8 жыл бұрын

Of*

@TINTUHD

8 жыл бұрын

Foreal haha

@harrymatadeen

8 жыл бұрын

dude im glad you found this and are humble enough to hear this message. i wish you all the best, I really do!!

@msmrreckoning

8 жыл бұрын

+Chico if youre proud look at those higher than u, if ure feeling bad, look at those lower never stop growin ;D felt lika sharin

@VIMDODF

8 жыл бұрын

+Chico The difference between you and the stupid person is that you thank Tai for teaching you this and the stupid person says, nah, I'm going to stay proud. Chico, you are a smart man. Now go train! :)

No rebuttal man - thanks for the cold hard reality check. I didn't rate it as angry - it was passionate.

Tai is right. Evidence shows that it takes 10,000 hours doing something to master it. Most pilots only have 5,000 hours in the air. I have found that in business that it takes 5-10 years of 2,000+ hours a year to even start to dominate and once you realize that technology and trends shift every 5 years now it is almost impossible stop learning and still succeed. You have to keep changing what you know and become a life long learner.

@metoowahl

7 жыл бұрын

Gordon Miller it depends on how fast you learn naturally. that is the KEY INGREDIENT. If someone says that it takes so many hours to learn something in a book, it's only because they invented it and making money off it. I'm not saying this to discredit him or to put him down because he sounds like a good person. but if someone is doing all the talking, who is doing all the work. I don't think for one minute that he built the mansion he lives in. but my question is, Could he survive without the money or the credibility of his surroundings? I have a lot of questions for him????????

@GordonMiller

7 жыл бұрын

Matthew, having been in "the game" for almost 30 years now, the 10,000 hour rule has nothing to do with how fast you learn, it has to do with direct experience and being naturally exposed to various scenarios. I have over 60,000 hours of experience and I am still learning something new every day.

@sf5823

7 жыл бұрын

Gordon Miller what you said here is incredibly valuable thank you!

@jessgreacts3740

6 жыл бұрын

Gordon Miller Wow 60k hours of experience and still learning I have to keep my pride on check

He is 100% right about the training. The people who are great at what they do, are great because they are constantly putting their time, energy and work into what they do. Day and in day out, they are working on their goal and always striving to improve and be better. They are not talking about it, they are working towards it. When it comes down to it, everyone has the potential to make money. Everyone has the ability to be successful. It all comes down to you though. If you are willing to put in the work, then you will reap the rewards. You cannot however expect success without putting anything into it. You cannot expect to be rich without producing anything of value. I believe that no matter what stage you are in life, the learning never stops. We can always learn how to be better. We can always learn how to improve. That is why I do not believe there are masters, because even a master can learn from a student. We can all learn from each other. We can all help each other. And we can all ultimately lead healthier, happier lives.

Train daily. Stay humble. Adapt.

@akbar657

8 жыл бұрын

+Evan Teague DAMN SON!.

@saiyomaru

8 жыл бұрын

+Evan Teague ......

@Motiveinmotion

8 жыл бұрын

***** Yep... I was summarizing, which part did you miss? Everything he said was spot on

this guy seriously reminds of Tony stark if Tony stark were real

@543soldier

8 жыл бұрын

if Tony Stark was a dumb con man who tried to harness the power of easily gullible people who want self help...

@englishroberts7419

7 жыл бұрын

Yoo IsDae he doesnt really live in that house.

@wemms2674

6 жыл бұрын

It's essentially his business house/recreational. He doesn't own it, he leases it. He's smart in doing so because investing in realeastate is not always the best idea.

@netmasters96

6 жыл бұрын

Khun Ran yeah you're he does look like him

Been watching your videos for a while, always taking notes of important stuff and saying "Yeah i got the kwowledge, i'll be good" but actually not doing anything. Thank you this video has helped me so much.

Man, so many of us need to continually hear this message including ME! Growing up, I also had family and friends that meant well when they said "you're destined for great things." But greatness takes humility and constant training. Master your craft. Thanks for the gut check, Tai! "The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary." - Vince Lombardi

You hit the nail on the head! This video really hit me and it hit me quick. Pride can only get you so far in life. People wanna bullshit you because "they wanna have a delusional because they didn't succeed." You have to train and train for years to become the best. Just like one of the best movie "A Bronx Tale" says "be one of the greats ones." It wont happen overnight either. Many people think because they don't master what they are training in, they decide to quit. Like Tai says, the world tends to handicap us instead of telling us the authentic truth about life. This video definitely changed my life and my perception on life. I started building my business and this is what I needed to hear, not the bullshit lies society told me.

Tai on a rage!💪 I'd love to see more of these honest kind of videos. It's authentic as F@!CK! 🔥 It's amazing how much more I learned from this single video in comparison to all the other sources of BULLS@!IT

" Your competence becomes your confidence." Perfect, well said! I'm listening. 👂

People act like this shit is revolutionary, it's common sense.

@dbb2347

8 жыл бұрын

Yet it's not common action

@saiyomaru

8 жыл бұрын

+Colby Joyner the thing is dude, most ppl cant act on common sense, thats the thing

@marcudan3453

7 жыл бұрын

Masculinist you sound like someone who hasn't achieved much in life..

@drnrules

7 жыл бұрын

It's uncommon sense. Most people don't have it.

@jessecuevas2581

7 жыл бұрын

Masculinist yeah everybody "knows" things, but they don't always "do" it. Everybody knows how to improve their health(exercise, eat right) yet more than half of Americans are still overweight. Knowing these things counts for shit until you do it.

The more I learn from tai, the lonelier I feel. I completely understand all the stupid shit people say that makes zero sense due to a shitty mentally. Just today somebody told me "i already know I'm going to be unhealthy when I grow older so I dont want to live very long" and then someone else told me "I'm going to college for something I want to spend the rest of my life doing but I'm not much of a reader so I'm not gonna read any books on my subject, and I dont need mentors because thats what I'm learning in school" as I bite my tongue and internally cringe.

This is the best rant ever recorded. “Are you worth a damn!” Straight up!

"Knowledge"

Bible verse in Proverbs says: "Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall." - Proverbs 16:18

Cooking is more than just mixing ingredients. Using the right technique at the right time is the key. The techniques aren't difficult, but they do require practice for competence. Mastery only comes with repetition.

It wasn't that long ago that I lived in a little Lamborghini on a bookshelf in the Hollywood hills.....KNAWLEDGE

great video, I had actually learned a lot.

"The only real revolution is in the enlightenment of the mind and the improvement of character, the only real emancipation is individual, and the only real revolutionists are philosophers and saints." -Durant

You know what I love more than pride... Knowledge

Genius. Can I get a rewind!?! So good I watched it twice. Seriously. Damn. This is the real shit.

I love this! Made me laugh. I went to Berklee College of Music and there were so many kids with thousands of dollars of fancy equipment and had no idea how to use any of it. You can have all the stuff, but if you don't have the skills, all that equipment is worthless for you!

still Tai's best video

I do believe in the Law Of Attraction, but I take it with a grain of salt, and I think Tai Lopez is my grain of salt.

@yvonneshelton2505

7 жыл бұрын

HondoMcChando right

@KingTateGreene

6 жыл бұрын

Precisely

He's one of the most humble people who have made it big, that I've ever seen. I admire that a lot.

"A true Master, is an eternal student". - Master Yi

this has to be one of your best

I am multi millionaire and I love the 67stepsprogram , its very motivating....much better then listen about trump and clinton on the news

@fullauto1125

7 жыл бұрын

bot? no bot...regular guy. Own few businesses....I love his teachings.

@grimgamer8776

7 жыл бұрын

😂👌

@Legs2324

7 жыл бұрын

Gerald Peters some real advice right here

@grimgamer8776

7 жыл бұрын

Nathan Tiffen never judge a book by its cover

@fullauto1125

7 жыл бұрын

Nathan Tiffen that image is to be funny..I make my living with real estate and stocks and network marketing. Being a book reader I have read a lot of the books and know lot of Tai teachgins...but I still love listening to them as reinforcement. Everyone that is great has a coach...acting coaches...professional sports people...Presidents have round table of advisors...only the broke think they don't need help or advice or that they should spend money on improving themselves...$67 is chump change if its not you REALLY need the course. Guys that spend that on lunch all have coaches and mentors.

I think this video just changed my outlook on myself. You're absolutely right about being proud of yourself thank you for that.

Tai, I'm a girl from South India and you're my biggest inspiration. Perseverance and training is the key to success. I want to get the gold medal in my college and I'm studying hard for it every day.

The thing I get out of this is curiosity is an amazing power!

wanna take over the world? TRAIN!!

I'm so pumped after watching this

"Whoever exalts himself shall be humbled; and whoever humbles himself shall be exalted." Matthew 23:12 That's simple enough right there. Thanks for this video Tai. God bless you.

very discouraging but very true and inspiring it's amazing best of luck to my future self and future neighbors!

Well done, Thai. Powerful message. I hope this ignites many young and old minds to be humble students.

I’m glad there are people like you and Dan Peña out there to remind people that hard work, hyper focus/obsessiveness, training, DOING, STARTING, and finishing the process to acquire growth is consistency combined with forbearance plus experiential wisdom gained combined with others downfalls you pick up on so in other words apply what works best for you and recycle what you can’t utilize. Thanks for sharing man. I appreciate the empowerment because truth based knowledge is more empowering than propaganda bullshit. Thank you wholeheartedly for everything you share with those who dare attempt to shatter their own paradigm in order to change their perspective on what it means and what it takes to accomplish whatever endeavors you are focused on. Systemize. Training. Assessment. Research. Time. Investment. Net. Gains. S.T.A.R.T.I.N.G. Is the process to finish closing up the cost of losses because we’re losing time by not applying what we receive from amazing finishers like Tai Lopez. Side note he’s profoundly generous with his experiential wisdom we should all be grateful. I am humbled 💯 Thanks for inspiring, motivating, guiding, sharing, and for all you do bud. Kudos.

One of the best videos I've ever seen. I've seen pride in people so many times through out life, and even in myself. I think it does a lot more harm then good. When you take into account the time wasted on the dreams of pride. it's better to just have a set of balls, and the will to train.

@evanb.3886

8 жыл бұрын

+Taner Brienza My thoughts exactly.

@5656weify

8 жыл бұрын

+Taner Brienza I love your comment.

Powerful truth. Thanks a lot dude!!

In class every single student gets a trophy and ribbon just for participating.

Good one Tai, thanks for the reminders of reality.

This guy is talking the truth. What gives you believe is all the training and work you have done.

Keeping it real. Best video you ever made Tai.

Tai is so real, a lot to learn from this video.

I like your perspective about pride. Its authentic. I've been to where I thought I knew everything when I started in the restaurant industry, but on the very first day, I felt like everything I knew was completely out of the window. I was working with experts who worked for 15+ and made me feel humble. Experience triumphs over educational knowledge.

Tai these videos are amazing - they "shake" people out of their comfort zones and force them to do something productive. Please do more of these!!

"There is no change without a change of routine." Amen

"I am #1 in my game, but I still show up every day as a white belt." -Conor McGregor

This is gold. Got to 1:30 and had to stop to write this message. "How many times did you train yesterday?" - Hit me like a brick between the eyes. Ashamedly, my answer is zero. I need to get my shit together. Thanks, Tai.

This is, literally my favorite rant ever🤣. Mind sets like this will help you “win” in life.

This is one your best Tai! Very honest and authentic.

Tai a phrase you said in one of your KZread videos made a world of a difference: Do you have a backbone or a wishbone? I was once the girl who had affirmations all over the apt, even in my car, on my computer's screen saver, at work and spent so much on romanticising "visualization" but I was not taking action to produce the desired result. Lived pay check to pay check while my income wasn't so bad, but would spend it on food, outing, entertainment, vacations. I was basically just wishing for things to manifest itself without me sacrificing. Now as an Amazon seller, I read everyday about internet marketing and business books, while taking consistent bold actions that scare me. I take calculated risks, expecting great ROI and 80% of the time thats exactly how it turns out. I can basically identify with Mohammed Ali's approach. Believing yourself and all the affirmations in the world will not manifest anything. Consistent Action is mandatory.

@michaelhan475

8 жыл бұрын

Wow. I cant believe all of you! You know what Tai likes better than a Lamborghini. knowledge. Why do all waste their time watching these videos writing these paragraphs to try and get a car. Maybe I'm doing the same thing but honestly I don't care I'm 15. I don't need a free car. Im going to work for it. I don't even know why i'm wasting my time. Thanks for the realization people.

6:34 Tai, I had 7 pastors or men of Influence come up to me and say the same. I didn't see this till now. Thank you. I appreciate everything you do.

Tai, Very well said, I believe you where very sincer and made allot of sence and all your videos are very motivational thank you I could never repay you. You been there in my time in need of a good mentor

I think I've just found myself a new motivational video to watch every morning.

PLS PLS PLS KEEP THIS TYPE OF VIDEO GOING I LOVE IT

My dad used to say - do whatever you like in life but be good at it, be a bad ass, be number one! I very much agree with this even though I had/have some doubts with Tai, he is definitely very knowledgeable at various aspects of life.

"Are you someone who is fat at 30 and tells me about how they used to go to the gym at 20? That's what the modern education system is." That's a perfect quote!

I'm watching this video for the fourth time, and this I believe is the your best video ever !

this is really really valuable. i'm astounded.

Every time I get too proud of myself and I get praised I ALWAYS fuck up. Only when I'm too hard on myself I find myself actually doing good. But at that point it's never enough. It doesn't matter how good I am i have the mindset of I can do better.

I'll be honest, I saw your ad when I clicked on a Ted Talk about Self-Confidence, and usually I skip them when I can, but something about what you were saying drew me in. I had no idea who you were, so I looked you up and started watching your KZread videos. And they are really good! You have some solid wisdom and advice and I'm obsessed with watching your videos and taking notes. I'm currently reading The Magic of Thinking Big for the 2nd time and it's gold. I'm an elementary teacher by day, and a learning factory at night. I want what you have. Thank you for your contribution to the world!

i like this video it pushes me forward

that s the right mindset results = massive action

@dbb2347

8 жыл бұрын

Yes moneky d luffy

I just love how Tai is putting video just him straight talking to the cam and make more views than Gary's super edited vlogs always grinding about the huslte. Tai I love you, lets reach the good life

I don’t care what anyone says this guy knows what he’s talking about & inspires me!

I love tai, but did anyone else notice that he was a bit prideful in this video talking about how he hates pride?

@emilgoubasarian9822

8 жыл бұрын

Sigh......smh

@yashkemkar8586

8 жыл бұрын

+Englarino You are missing the point.

@yashkemkar8586

8 жыл бұрын

+matmc71 lol you are so deluded. luck has the smallest role in any success. and it is easy to be successful, just put in the effort day in and day out. what's hard is actually committing to the end result of that effort, just because you don't have the will power to do so doesn't make it very hard or even that successful people got lucky. you are exactly the kind of haters he despises.

@yashkemkar8586

8 жыл бұрын

+matmc71 its not called luck, its called taking opportunities.

@yashkemkar8586

8 жыл бұрын

+matmc71 yeah but its not like the lottery. that's why I said luck plays a very small part. it gives you that opportunity, but the rest 99% is your effort and hard work

This man is changing youth on a great way! Powerful Video Tai

My past real experience of life always told me this! I fell for people bullshiting me. Thx tai for bringing out the reality.... You are very right... Screw the haters, we are with you

love tai lopez. he say things I really appreciated it because people nowadays are too scare to talk about it. Even I'm about to graduate with my first college degree at 22, I'm still going to always progress in life until I achieved happiness in life of wealth, happiness and not be a slave to a society of working zombie until I die. If a better opportunity come up then I will be not be working with my college even though it could be a waste but those 4 years I learned a lot of real world stuff and how people act out which is helpful but my degree for now it a stability of finance to keep going to keep me alive and fed. So I'm still young. I came to almost homeless at 7 years old to 22 years almost having something being raise by a single mom. peace out KZread ppl 👍

This is your best video. great stuff.

@5555emerson

8 жыл бұрын

I agree.

I like the Directness of the Video. People tell me I have talent. I tell them I've been drawing since 3 out of necessity. I am an imigrant kid and my parenys were too poor to buy me toys. So I drew them on paper anf played with my cut outs. My life has been the dame formula. I know nothing, but Im not afraid of that. I know bboys who train 24 7 and are very technical. But they lack the Charisma. I love hitting the gym and training, but likr you said the world is harsh. its not about nelieving in youreself. But more about keeping focus on thr vision and striving hard towards it. I have big dreams but Im willing to put in thr hours at the tegular jobs till it happens. All things in time. But I do feel you, some people really need to get kicked into gear. Thank You for reaching out and droping gems. Excited about thr 67 steps.

As always...YOU ARE RIGHT ON TRACK! I'm so tired of hearing so many people to just, "believe in yourself"..."you just have to have hope"...So, THANKS! Vast numbers of people SHOULD and NEED to hear this real life-lesson video. Again, a million thanks for being REAL and UPFRONT. Wish that I could have heard this years ago, and not at 50 years old.

Speak the truth man...I wish more people would talk to me like this... I feel like I am looking in mirror watching you man. You have just been doing longer. I train everyday at least 3 hours trying to make it to MLS (for starters)... Watching things like this, just want to make me train 6 or 7 hours. I never went to college. I am 22 years old. Tai, you are so right. I see it everyday.

Tai, you teach many lessons. This is another lesson. People will agree or disagree but not many people will change their ways nor improve. I do look up to you. If I ever have an opportunity be one of your students I'd be honored. If I were to train with you, or anyone for that matter, would you be willing to learn from their perspective? There's something to learn from everybody, just some have more experiences than others...

Man I get the chills listening to this video. So good, Tai!

omg people always shit talk about tai lopez in the youtube community, but this is actually extremely good

I felt I had a talk with my Drunk uncle. Those are always the best

Great video Tai! I agree! It's like what's the point of being full of yourself when you have NOTHING to be FULL of yourself with!? haha :)

Lmao Love this Tai Lopez needs to make more videos like this. like if you agree.

Great advice. Training is always the answer. I would add by saying, "Practice doesn't make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect." (a quote from my vocal coach). Training smart and hard is the answer.

Tai, appreciate you taking time out of your day to make these authentic, logic, and experience filled videos. Though this one is higher in emotion its passion. It's what's needed to be said and heard.

I'm humbled to watch your videos, amazing

I practice like crazy DJing 2 hours a day, 4 hours of listening to music from every KZread Channel/record label I can find every day and recording 1.5-hour mixtapes on a monthly to weekly basis. My parents tell me that trying to be a superstar DJ (like Steve Aoki or TJR) is absolutely ridiculous and I should give up but I don't listen. MOTIVATION???

@gamingjokester5092

6 жыл бұрын

Nobody cares about the amount of times you put in your training. It's how much value you got from your training.

I agree. It's constant and consistent effort that ends up paying off. Having faith in the process. I don't talk about something in my videos until I have applied it in my life. In no way, do I claim to be an expert, I just share my views and opinions and people find value in them. I feel like, having a BELIEF in your self along with humility has helped me a lot. Unconditionally accepting yourself is important because it is that mentality that carries you forward and into training. One thing people start with though, is START small. Want to be great at guitar? Learn scales. Practice.

Tai I won't lie this slapped me in the face hard. Everything you said is true. You inspired me to work an train harder for my goals in life. So thank you Tai.

Thanks for speaking real logic. It is appreciated. Now for me to use it.

@eccetara

7 жыл бұрын

wannarrwarding challenge witnhrrdresults goodlife😇0Tasziobago raiseafamly

Here in my garage... I have 47 lambo's.

Tai, your 67 steps has changed my life forever. I can never thank you enough.......

You know what Tai?... I used yo be that kind of person and I just realized that that's one of the reasons why I haven't gotten any strong results. I used ti train everyday and when I was about to enter the big circle, BOOM!!! I quitted, I really wish I'd learnt this before but even still I'm happy I just learnt it. Thank you very much, talk to you son.

holy shit !! i wish i was listening this before ... Thanks Tai, you gonna be my competence soon :)

@mr.phillcampshaver3347

7 жыл бұрын

Roberto alarcon jimenez are u dum hes a scam to buy a book u cant get everything u want in life

That was great. Thank you Tai. I have been putting off the morning runs and the extra reps, but not anymore... I have always been told to work hard for what you want to achieve, but this video really just flat out told me to get up and go. If something is really worth you working for then work for it, because the moment you decide to not work for it is the moment you allow the competition to pass you, so don't spend your time congratulating yourself and spend more time working towards truly mastering your craft. So glad I found this video.

I feel bad for all the people that put a thumbs down, they will never reach the Good Life. 67 Steps is Legendary. Tai keep doing your thing Boss. Amazing

it's funny how so many people wanna hate on you, just because you are giving us a great message, just like taylor swift said: "haters gonna hate!" They be like yeah you rented metta world peace to come play ball! Tai, you are this generation's Brian Tracy, Les Brown, Tony Robbins, and every other inspirational coach out there. Thank you for putting these videos out there. Keep up the great work!