Thank you for this. In the middle of all the noise and "advise" out there, where too much becomes counter intuitive and hard to follow.... I find (and can probably implement) at least half of these quotes to be resonating. I also liked the last "hard truth" ;) Keep going and good job.

@TadhgMiddleton

Ай бұрын

Appreciate the comment! Best of luck and thx for subscribing :)

Nice vid

Dude, not everybody has narcissistic tendencies. Also, highlighting your virtuous principles that you follow is way of letting others know what you care about which can lead to more opportunities and responsibilities to care about people and do more serviceable and do the right things to the best of your ability.

@TadhgMiddleton

Ай бұрын

Gonna have to agree to disagree on the first point, as it’s been proven time and time again that humans, at their core, MUST have narcissistic tendencies in some ways to sustain their existence. Secondly, I never said there’s an issue with “highlighting” them. I am talking about “flaunting” them, or using them as a “holier than thou” strategy during arguments or debates. Virtuous principles are fantastic to have, but to constantly impose them unto others is just jarring and exhausting for the people who have to listen to it.

@Mark-ut4nj

Ай бұрын

@@TadhgMiddleton People actually have free will to choose to fully care about health, peace, fertility to the fullest and hopeful for all to do the same.

is this considered a distraction me watching you?

@TadhgMiddleton

Ай бұрын

It’s kinda more nuanced than me just answering yes or no to that question, but the short answer is yes tbh. Although I would say, if you’re gonna watch any videos on KZread, mine would be up there with the best because they’re not highly edited, highly stimulating videos that’ll mess up your dopamine receptors even more 😅😂

@antzxo

Ай бұрын

@@TadhgMiddleton true