How about Nat getting those gains?! 💪💪💪

@ShawnThings

Жыл бұрын

yes sir

@deathvideos900

Жыл бұрын

She got them guns !

@repentdeletetwitterbeforei6109

Жыл бұрын

The grind never stops 💪💪🔥

@ShawnThings

Жыл бұрын

💪💪

@RickEstrada

Жыл бұрын

Dude for real 😮 good job Nat 👍🏻

Matt doesn't make "youtube videos", he makes high quality short films that are so aesthetically pleasing to watch and actually thought provoking.

@pragmaticpundit7703

Жыл бұрын

videos that are also 12 minute ads for worthless books

@sallymcmullin

Жыл бұрын

I agree!

@akashc3416

Жыл бұрын

so trueee

@Happiiness28

Жыл бұрын

Very well said.

@lainsimple5285

Жыл бұрын

100% agree!! I love love love the style of these videos.

Change is painful, but nothing is as painful as staying stuck somewhere you don't belong.

@Miringi268

Жыл бұрын

Yes.ago long WE thate

@AlyciaBoutte

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Absolutely love that quote.

@luna7453

Жыл бұрын

thank you to remind us this :)

@on9francisyu

Жыл бұрын

it is true. only way to move to the next step is to work.

I just had a fresh start a couple weeks ago from one of the lowest points I’ve had in my life. I struggled to find a job and stayed inside for months on end, eating garbage food just desperately trying to find a job. Finally I got one for a dream job across the country and I thought I was gonna be excited but when the moment came I wasn’t. I was only feeling uncertainty, sadness, and anxiety. I knew I was leaving my friends and family behind to go somewhere I’ve never been where I knew no one. My family drove 15 hours across the country with me to help me move into my apartment for my dream job and I almost cried saying goodbye. They left and I collapsed into my bed for an hour and did nothing but stare at the ceiling wondering if I made the right decision. And then, just like Matt said, as soon as these negative emotions of uncertainty and fear came is as quickly as it left. I joined a gym and started working out again, picked up meditation and yoga again, started eating well again, started getting good sleep, going outside everyday and feeling the fresh air and the sun and enjoying life again. It’s crazy to think where I was two months ago to where I am now. There’s a lot of power behind a fresh start. Maybe no one cares but I figured I’d share this. I don’t know if Matt will see this, but I really relate to this video

@sallymcmullin

Жыл бұрын

Congrats to you! What's the dream job?

@FIatts

Жыл бұрын

Software development job at an Air Force base! Just started a few days ago but super cool stuff so far

@jankolbe2879

Жыл бұрын

That’s awesome! Software engineering is such a cool and diverse field to work in. I’ve been in the profession for 15 years now and I still love it

@ekickairone

Жыл бұрын

Much love!

@TheZagrean

Жыл бұрын

What great info…thank you!!! You just brought some light and hope to a mum , close in her 40, with 3 small kids…motherhood made me feel like i’ve lost all sense of who I am and what I would like to do!!! Still struglling and searching for answers!

Literally sometimes moving 10 miles down the street to a nicer apartment does this!! I moved to a nicer apartment with 10 miles of greenway to walk ive worked out 2 weeks in a row im much happier and im literally in the same town... I will admit its the nicer part of town and it is a higher socio economic class of people.... But its actually motivating to be around!! My dog is happier.... I have a beautiful view of the forrest with birds chirping.. Its crazy. I knew I was depressed in my old place. However I didn't realize how depressed I was until after the first week in the new space. Its literally a different world over here.

August 1st is not only the first day of a brand new month but it's also a Monday, great timing for a fresh start!

@jasonjstdr

Жыл бұрын

Truth

@melrmontez

Жыл бұрын

Yes! That's the plan 😊

@Rufy484

Жыл бұрын

Also a new moon year !

In 2008 I had a friend who had moved her indie rock band to Portland, OR. She started emailing me and telling me that I would love it. At that time I owned a 1891 Victorian home overlooking the Missouri River with 13 rooms near Kansas City. I was very settled in that life. But my two daughters had just become fully independent out in the world and I'd divorced my husband of 25 years two years before that. I decided I didn't want to be the caretaker in the museum of the life I used to live. So, I went into every room in my home and pulled out just the things I loved the most and segregated them into two rooms and locked the door. Then over the course of a long three day weekend I threw open the doors to my house and told people "make me an offer and it's yours". I sold 90% of what I owned without moving or pricing a thing. People were paying me to haul my stuff away. Two weeks later I was packed up and heading west to Portland OR. I'd never even visited the Pacific Northwest before. Never spent a single day in Portland. Moved without a job lined up. I lived with my friend's band for a month before I found a place to live. I found a job the third day I was in Portland. I thought "I'll stay for two years and if I don't like it, I''ll go somewhere else". Well, it's 2022 and I still love the city. It's amazing and holds my heart. That leap into the unknown was one of the best things I ever did. Got rid of my car and bike everywhere. Love my job. Own a tiny condo (386 square feet) in the heart of the city. Cherish the community of friends that I've found here. Life is short. Take chances.

@TheKillahKyla

Жыл бұрын

Portland is a wonderful place. I'm glad you took the leap. Nice work.

@wholeshebang1

Жыл бұрын

That's _fantastic!_

@Juliaoliiva

Жыл бұрын

As someone close to graduating from university and with no idea of what to do in the future, this is incredibly encouraging and inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing

@douxchats2868

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Jain. Your words and examples are indeed inspiring and give me hope. Peace and light💜

@adelinespeaksup

Жыл бұрын

"...in the museum of the life I used to live." This hits home!! A museum is so symbolic to me, since it usually only carries things created from the PAST. I love how you went through your things and went for it head-on. Thanks for sharing x

Personally, I found motivation from a bad situation and now I’m using it to fuel change 🙏

@itsTADI

Жыл бұрын

Same here.

@RTVwesley

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, same!

@jamesbond0004

Жыл бұрын

tough stuff makes us change, good stuff almost always keeps us stuck.. change, uncertainty is the real life driver of human beings ..

@bellaluce7088

Жыл бұрын

Yes to this! Thinking about all the awesome changes I made in my life after being dumped traumatically almost makes me pine for those days. Almost. ; - )

@on9francisyu

Жыл бұрын

It is always good to look if you are in a bad place so we can move.

Obsession on physical fitness, though, generally tends to be the cheapest 'change.' It usually indicates you're in a rut with nothing going on. I always got into the best shape of my life when I was depressed: broken up with somebody, in between jobs, rudderless and seeking some direction. And in my city, Los Angeles, the people who are in the most precarious life positions are generally health and fitness professionals.

@1juggy352

Жыл бұрын

Very true, It tilts towards fitness/work while relationships lag behind

@elgeebee5250

Жыл бұрын

SO SO TRUE - I have been there. I did feel like I was changing. Then it didn't after years of being super fit and obsessed - I didn't care for external validation visually (also I have a partner already), I didn't care for being able to climb a rock if I needed to - in a city....? I even got obsessed with food which was SO SO entirely DULL for my own brain. Is this all there is, I thought after 10 years of being athletic.

@CutTheKam

Жыл бұрын

i agree man a lot of people have their dream body but with their other life goals on hold (or worse they dont even have any other life goals). me personally i gotta prioritize fitness and financial goals

@okay1549

Жыл бұрын

I feel like this ignores how much exercise helps your health mentally and physically though. Like yes, relying on physical changes in an aesthetic sense will be short lived. But the impact on your ability to function physically and things like depression and anxiety can't be overstated

@Keke_Littleton

8 ай бұрын

This is so true! I’m fit I got my dream body now I became a personal trainer and now I still feel stuck

I just got a fresh start from a very bad time in my life. A lot of things happened but the big one was that we were going to be homeless. With an absolute miracle we found a great new place in an awesome new area. Everything already seems better to me. I'm waking up earlier, more active, etc etc. And finally happy again :)

Well personally I found out about holistic self improvement and it really changed my life. It felt like I deleted my past and started over again, life is so good now

Last Spring was really a fresh start for me. What made it possible to start building habits that last was a combination of two things: Changing of how I identify myself and setting small, very realistic goals which won't make me loathe the activity. First I started identifying as a jogger. So I went to have a jog once a week. Soon after that got going, I started to identify as an early sleeper. Now I'm getting 8 hours of sleep every night instead of 6-7 hours. Once these habits were going fine I started to identify as a gym goer starting once a week. Now I go to jog or cycling 3 times a week, and to gym 1-2 times a week. It's been very much fine as I'm not straining myself too much but just the right amount of challenge. When I fail at any of these goals, no matter. An early sleeper goes sleeping early the next night. A jogger goes for a jog the next week. A gym goer does the same with the gym. With all these identity changes I've always returned to the good habits if something has gone wrong. I'm really thankful that I've finally found the process that has helped me to build the good habits that I've always wanted.

@TheArunimaa

Жыл бұрын

That's actually really insightful. I am gonna try this.Thanks for sharing! 😄

@agus.90

Жыл бұрын

nice! good for you, sounds like good advice

Love reading about everyone’s fresh starts in the comments; this is clearly a topic that resonates with a lot of people. My fresh start is coming too - moving from Canada to the UK in a month, quitting my 9-5 and semi-retiring

@bellaluce7088

Жыл бұрын

Wow, Congratulations! You are literally living my dream. : - ) ❤I hope it is truly wonderful for you!

@carosagp1

Жыл бұрын

Wow! That’s great.

I've just had another fresh start two months ago. I moved to a country on the other side of the world, which additionally helped me let go of my attachments. It is a completely blank slate, where all of my habits and behaviors can be rediscovered. All of the thoughts and ideas I had before feel much easier to achieve now. All the personalities I was curious about developing feel much more accessible now. The uncertainty around big changes is very scary. As you say in the video, as soon as you take in the new world you have travelled to, the excitement and motivation naturally starts forming. The negatives get erased from your page until there is a blank canvas in front of you that you can paint in any way you want. Love the way you see and and investigate life Matt. I do it very similarly. It's always interesting to see how another person got to a similar conclusion as I have. 😊

@luffyloffa5325

Жыл бұрын

please help me to travel to Europe please

OMG, what are the odds, I have been thinking about a fresh start in life and found out the Matt video at the right time. Thanks Matt, you are a life saver 😄

I’ve felt lost all year and, though I don’t think I’ll be completely healed afterwards, this gave me some hope. Thanks Matt!

This felt so much like a classic Ground Up episode. Really love the style and format of this one, Matt. Well done! And also well done to Nat for the fitness gains!

Wow cant believe i only just found your channel. I was looking for why every year I feel I need a fresh start ! Binge watched a lot of your videos today. Awesome work.

Video couldn't have come at a better time. I'm on an unexpected Gap year from September and have wanted to use it as a new start. Lots of helpful tips!

I admire you greatly for taking a jump like that...I've always found it a lot easier to make changes with someone else. Like many, the last two years have been so tough, the isolation has been, I can't even put it into words...i just don't know how to start again, I just want to feel safe first and foremost....I feel like I've lost connection with so many people, including myself...big loves to everyone else who's struggling out there xx

Watching this video the night before my birthday is definitely a '' perfect moment ''. Thank you Matt for your amazing work!

Great video. New starts never easy, can be overwhelming, but necessary for us. I was scared for the longest time to switch careers and one day it all became clear and I did it without a second thought. Now my hair has grown back, so change does help in different ways.

Thank you for sharing about the difficulty of starting over or starting something new. For telling us about your experience with it as well.

I have loved your work, took your challenge a month ago, just keep doing this man.

Well, my husband and I are selling all our properties, relocating, and both are changing jobs. Wanted this fresh start to get us moving on some new things. Great video :-)

MATT I MISSED UR VIDS SM!! i love this rn cuz i also just moved halfway across the world but i find that i couldnt kick off new good habits, im gonna give it another shot with what ive learned from this vid, thank u for the motiviation nudge and the useful info too!! nat motivated me to hit the gym too tbh!

I'm all about fresh starts. It's true that New Year's resolutions rarely stick! I was close to dying in 2000. I got a second change. Totally grasped it and have been trying to grow more and more each year since then on so many levels. It's painful but liberating in the same time! Life is amazing for the eyes that can see it!

I started me fresh life two months ago and so far I keep on track . Spring and summer are always my biggest motivation , never new year .

I cannot tell you how much I relate to this video! Funnily enough I am based in Australia. I had my "Fresh start moment" and moved right before the pandemic to the most locked down state in the world. Have been waiting around for the fresh start to kick in but it hasn't worked just yet. Thanks for the reminder.

It’s all about your mindset. I move so much the idea of a fresh start sounds like torture. I just what to stay somewhere long enough that my eye doctor knows me.

I actually just had a fresh start on a smaller scale. Went on a trip that helped me reset my mindset, gave me space to reflect. And now I’m working hard to hold onto that momentum.

Time and time again Matt continues to outdo himself. Amazing and well job done. Being a nutritionist I see this play out daily with the women I coach BUT I see it even in myself - despite how much you know on the topic it’s most helpful when you apply these to your own habits. Thanks Matt!

This helps me in my Spanish Language learning journey, thanks man. Your videos are not one sided and points out any angle so that people will not be confuse and leave them lacking of what other aspect and other angle that should be in that video.

Something i love about your channel (and you, i guess) is the flexibility that uou have and the more you gained with the years. You talked about changes and how it affects ofrece habits, how sometimes we dont have the motivation, how we do not have to have something so complicated and overwelming to track habits or task or to start the day.

Wow, this video on the fresh start effect is so invaluable. Changes in our lives, in our regular routines, are absolutely terrifying. But it's so important for our growth and happiness. Escape a stagnant mindset and live your life full out!

Such a well planned video, loved the clips and documentary style here Matt. That interview setup looked so high end. Beautiful cinematography.

Handed in my resignation after a crazy two years in a top role to begin my own interior consulting firm. It’s liberating to say the least, staying strong and hopeful for the challenges ahead. Thanks Matt!

I love that you flash a shot of scrolling when you mention your fitness routines falling apart... so accurate.

I probably agree with your life style , starting a new life , Jumping out your comfortzone, and take a adventure or challenging you never confront, this is joy what people should pursue to. I love your video , being inspired by your perspective

Change is necessary part of our lives. I will have a fresh start too, I hope! After such extremely unpleasant situations happening in the world, all of us have to reshape ourselves a bit

I totally felt the doldrum of living in a situation where it feels like you can’t change or escape. I live out of my home state, all my family are out of state as of 2020, I haven’t had much luck finding a job that pays better, I don’t have my own place, and I too feel creatively and intellectually unfulfilled. But the change is scary, what if moving blows up in my face, I struggle with anxiety, depression, and I could go on.

Fascinating, I've been unknowingly doing the fresh start for Muay Thai every week for 3x a day it's Tuesday, Friday and a random day in the week. Tuesday is the intermediate class which I use, to not only look forward to sparing but gauge how my form and skills are, plus the nighttime classes are stress alleviating because of the beginning time (poor understanding of time causes panic attacks, after a few hours I'm still able to attend with out being late or too late). Wednesday is beginner's class used to adjust form and catch any tells, plus it helps when depression kicks in causing a decline in fitness telling myself "I'm not at the level I should be or was." It's an "easier" class but still intense and the class which people had to earn gloves if they wanted to join (being consist and checking your form), which helps sooth my pride to not shame me from attending. The randome day, is scheduled with my coach 1:1 aka "The Fighting Pastoral". Being able to choose to train or have a discussion really helps when depression hits. There's enough trust where I can be in a dark place and still choose to train as he encourages that I'm still doing my best and not giving up or, that he's in my corner willing to wait and get back to training if a break is needed or tells me the people who are living rent free in my hear are up in the 2nd floor as their shouts getting drowned out by the people in my corner. The last example of being encouraged to continue is he's patient, allows fuck ups then encourages to not give up, when deciding to stop out of fear then turning up the very next day he didn't feel slighted he was proud I showed up. Shout out to Ram, love that guy I'd fight for him. The importance of being able to be proud of having a plan and attempt consistency should never be shamed rather acknowledge difficulty. Next the ability to attending an objective mustn't be undermined, it might be simple one day but the next could cause discouragement, being able to recognize that is wildly hard. To be overwhelmed yet still attempt a specified part of the main objective that's still a challenge with possible not plausable completion, the importence of this attempt is becoming living proof you can complete an objective even though it doesn't make you happy as you might have high standards, pride and guilt getting in the way. For the day you're able to complete your main task, be it you meet high standers or fought to get it done- it's finally finished. If you're upset to not have meet your expectations good, you've learned how to spot what areas need fine tuning, that's self development, improvement and awareness. Now ride out the moment of confidence, try some parfume or cologne on, touch grass, enjoy seeing goofy looking dogs going for a walk or a cat on a leash, let the small things continue and be the joy it makes the day alot better. If you struggle with rembering your able to complete things try holding a pinch in the web between your thumb and index finger for 3secs, now every time you complete something do it again- this creates new neuro net pathways and associates a feeling of empowerment. Hope this helps someone, just like Matt's videos helped during the most uncertain moments of life. From, the ramblings of someone who's attempted more suicides than their age. BTW Matt if you read this, never stop making videos (unless you want to.) You've helped me keep a clear and driven mind when using a homeless shelter and now paying rent, still your videos are helping and continously teaching.

I started watching your videos in early 2019. I still go back to your old videos.

Awesome video Matt--loved the storytelling throughout. I really appreciated the acknowledgement that while most attempts at change aren't successful, we'll never be successful without trying. Trying is valuable in and of itself. I feel that having self-compassion when we fall short is crucial in being able to rebound and get back on track quickly. From my view, each moment is a fresh start if we want to see it that way.

This is EXACTLY what I needed to hear right now. Thanks for creating meaningful content!!! You rock!!!

@on9francisyu

Жыл бұрын

I hope you are acting on this still

This just speaks to me, i am shocked i am literally starting my clean slate today!!

Yep. That's what i need this movement. Significantly the most useful thoughts of this year. Thanks

I feel the only fresh start you can truly ever give yourself, since, If you are the majority who spend all day at home, is, not even so much so as going out more, but just disconnecting everything that makes sound or is a screen and really realize, that life is so silent, and still, and the world moves without you or not.

Currently going through this exact process myself. Been in the same place for a few years now and I’m just fed up with how many resolutions I’ve dropped. So, I’ll m selling a lot of my distractions and moving to either Europe or a different state to get going. I’m excited to see what this fresh start means for me, but it all comes down to what I do and the habits I start when I get there.

You know you have a successful KZread channel when your audience doesn’t even relate or like the topic in the beginning but then loves it in the end due to good videography, editing, and well put together video! New subscriber!

I love the quality of your videos! These have been very helpful and very inspiring.

Matt! Great job with this filming. I love when you talked with Katie. It looks so professional and awesome. Proud of you!

How fitting that this one popped up on my feed today! I had decided that today would be a fresh start because it's the 1st of August and it's a Monday and and I was ready for a fresh start! here we go

This is crazy. Never reflected on the power of a fresh start. Yet, I always get excited when I get the chance to start fresh on something new. It can be summer holidays, giving me the mental capacity back to catch up on some reading, or maybe just going back to work and getting to see my work projects from a fresh new perspective. Love it. Thanks for this video, it was an eye opener to say the least. P.s. can't promise I will take on a new personal dev book, but loved her thoughts on the topic.

I'm about to feel a big fresh start in about 6 months, since I'll be leaving everything I know for something I know nothing about. Thanks for this! I can mentally prepare more effectively now.

@sh3498

Жыл бұрын

Me too

@HannahMarieee

Жыл бұрын

All the best in your new path!

@me0101001000

Жыл бұрын

@@HannahMarieee thanks mate! I'm excited, but also pretty nervous!

@ub1308

Жыл бұрын

@@me0101001000 all the best awkwardmoments! May you get all the taste of success. 😊

Starting over...clean slate - so many of us (as you say) think about this! Your video is so entertaining and visually pleasing to watch too. New year and new years resolutions are good example. It can give us the kick start we need to make changes we sort of know we should make in that they would benefit us but we might be fearful in making the first step.

Finally another Matt D'avella video. Always hyped when I get notified of a new one! Great work! always wholesome, meaningful, and thought provoking topics.

@MmM20978

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I was waiting also.

The timing. Thanks for this video, I’m moving across the country starting tomorrow and was really feeling nervous but you’ve calmed me down quite a bit. Another great video made even better by fantastic timing. Thank you

@on9francisyu

Жыл бұрын

He always makes good video

I love having a fresh start. New Year's Day is my favorite holiday. I left a company a few years ago, sold almost everything, and did the RV Life thing for a couple of years. It was just what I needed to start a new business and get perspective on what is important to me.

@AlyciaBoutte

Жыл бұрын

That sounds like an amazing adventure! I treat each day as a fresh start and it feels so good. What did you ultimately find was most important to you?

I moved to Sydney for a fresh start too and returned back to my home town a much better and happier person. Welcome to Australia Matt and Nat.

Congratulations in moving part time to Australia. Great choice for everyone. Absolutely excited to be graced by a living legend.

I liked the advice of don’t wipe the slate clean and instead build on past momentum. Thanks!

Can we just appreciate the fact that Matt is wearing something else besides T-shirt?))

*You kind of have a small fresh start everyday, thats the way I like to look at it! But a big fresh start like moving or starting a new job can be a truly amazing feeling! Great vid*

@jasminateodorovic1248

Жыл бұрын

I like the power of small steps. One doesn't notice them. However, when you turn back, let's say, a year - sooooo many things have changed. Along those lines, I've learned to take into account things that shift, big time, on a much larger scale of things, entirely, again, shifting sooooo many things both, within you and around you. 49. Started taking those little steps, day-in&day-out 9 years ago. Everything changed! And I'm just keeping the pace !♥️

@nemekSI

Жыл бұрын

@@jasminateodorovic1248 100%, I try to do small things daily even if the specific thing doesn't have immediate value I think the consistency of doing something is a great skill to sharpen

Matt thank you for creating this content i really need this one specially that i experience inconsistent or i am on a slump and i don't know how to get out with it and i just say you're not just telling story but you're also creating aesthetically pleasing videos

This video has came in the perfect time! Appreciate that Matt!

Great timing on this vid! My husband and I are just about to round the corner on a fresh start and are super excited. There is a weird limbo/purgatory we live in while we wait for that date to come round though 😅

Moved country twice. Both moves had (once you get past all the stress) huge positive impacts on my and my wife's lives. Whatever a "fresh start" means to you, it's worth it!

All of this is so much easier to do when you’re in a relationship, when you’re in love and you have a partner you have your safety blanket. This video made me feel so alone. Beautiful work.

@bellaluce7088

Жыл бұрын

I totally understand that grass is greener pain. I've also experienced the opposite after the traumatic surprise ending of a very long-term relationship. Even though I suddenly had twice the rent to pay, no built-in buddy, and a seemingly endless suck-load of emotional devastation to process, the Fresh Start Effect plus FREEDOM to make decisions based solely on what *I* wanted to do helped me make some great changes. - I gave up sugar, lost weight, went to therapy, got rid of my storage unit after years, built a table and created an art studio where his desk used to be >; - ), took a music class that led me to a new great friend, traveled internationally by myself to a place he'd never been interested in going, etc., etc. Sometimes the security blanket of love also keeps us stuck in a cozy but much smaller life than we'd otherwise lead. ❤Wishing you well!❤

@remangelobasadre1430

Жыл бұрын

relatable

Oh man, this just came at the right moment. Thank you!

I’m moving at the end of the year and that will be my fresh start! I’m excited!!!

Love Katie’s book! She didn’t really present any new to me information in the field of habit formation but I’ve never had it presented in such a clear and actionable way.

@AlyciaBoutte

Жыл бұрын

Definitely excited to put Katie's book on my reading list. Currently reading "No Sweat" which has been a good read on being consistent with physical activity.

The fresh start idea makes sense on so many levels but I think people should try to build in momentum AND a fresh start. For example, instead of making new changes at the beginning of the year and failing 80% of the time, why not try out the new habit at the beginning of December, work out the kinks-fall down, pick yourself back up-and roll into the New Year with “some” success? It seems that riding a success train, even if it’s only “moderate”, into the New Year would likely raise the chance of succeeding! Continue to do what works. However, if there was no success, then make a true fresh start knowledge of what things did NOT work!

Needed to hear this message. Thank you Matt for always being a source of inspiration and for backing that up with so much great research on the topics that you discuss! :)

@on9francisyu

Жыл бұрын

he is always helping the people there

Thanks for this video - I am starting a new job in September, really feeling the effect

I'm in the midst of a fresh start and its like a 6 month to a year process and I am enjoying it

You and your videos are always such an inspiration to me.

congrats! one of my fav quotes... 'the only thing constant is change' =)

Matt, I love your videos, I find them so helpful.

Getting a fresh start soon. Its a small one by getting a new room on the same house but next year might change my college to try to get better. It feels good.

I really connect each point to you matt. Love you bro💝❤️

My students are getting a fresh start with a new school year. Thanks for this video :)

I recently started fresh in a new city and new career, and it made such a difference. The trauma therapy had been working (slowly), but making that outer change acted like a catalyst. It cemented the sense that "that was then and this is now" for me: choosing to do that gave me a sense of agency, and I've been having emotionally corrective experiences (I even have hope for the future, something I haven't felt in about a decade). There are people who misuse "wherever you go there you are" in kind of a shaming way... as if making an external change in my life precludes working on myself, as if I must be looking for a quick fix instead of doing the work. Um, no, I'm looking for a way to support myself in my growth, and that involves moving away from you, boomer. Taking myself into new situations with awareness and all the tools and understanding I have now, isn't a quick fix. (little bit at the start though... there's a honeymoon period where it feels like a quick fix)

This video was so on time that i am suspicious if you made it just for me! thank you so much for all your videos, specially this one.

I just love the content . Like Matt is a whole vibe 🤣 This is def me some days like “backspace delete.. let’s try again and again” . Self-empowerment is so freaking vital to your mental !

Thank you for this beautiful video! Big hugs from France 🇫🇷🤗

fresh start, just watch again your videos after almost a year!!!!

love your stuff matt!

Mattt you are a life saver!!!!❤️❤️

OMG!! I found this video just in time! I have lived in KY for my entire life. I've had this desire for years to simply leave everything and start over. In 2021 I moved a couple of hours from my home town, yet still in my state. But, in August I BOUGHT A TOWNHOUSE in GA! I am doing a semi-flip on it and will move in October. I'm scared senseless, but I am excited at the same time! At times it doesn't even feel real. It just feels right! This video made me feel a little less petrified. 😂And by the way, I'm 59 years old. I waited a bit late in life to do this, but now it's happening. Thank you for sharing your own story here. It is just what I needed! 😊

Man, the quality of your vids are just getting better and better!

Thanks for the legendary recommendation Matt!

- I just want to let anyone who’s reading this comment to know; Awakening is not changing who you are, but discarding who you are not ✨

@HannahMarieee

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Wise words

@jamesbond0004

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thank you ...

@on9francisyu

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it is amazing

Really needed this, matt. Thank you!

@on9francisyu

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he does good video that speaks to many people

The only way I've been able to make habits stick is by using the fresh start effect and setting initial goals small(really small). Great advice :)

@AlyciaBoutte

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Yes! I find that the tiniest of tiny goals are essential for gaining momentum. And having self-compassion when we fall short.

I loved resetting my habits every time I studied abroad!

Thank you Matt, I got this video at the right time in my life ! :)

Oh love this video! Very inspiring! I am so interested in the science of change.

Hi Matt Full marks to your content as always for which I followed this channel however with time I have become a fan of your cinematography,acting, editing and direction style🙌

OMG Matt...how come I found you today...when it is just what I need. I seriously need a fresh new start.....Welcome to Aus...hope you love the hell out of it. Mimi in Melbourne