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@RR-et6zp

Жыл бұрын

learn science, not all the BS you talked about here

@kokura7197

Жыл бұрын

Maybe your personality suck too, simply base on your look😅 one of your unfair advantage

@manictiger

Жыл бұрын

Not to say people should complain all the time about it, but even back in the late 2000s, owning a home required "being extraordinary". Not "owning Leno's car garage" and not "owning a cathedral". Owning a single family home. There is a problem with this, and that's coming from someone who rents out a few of them. Blackstone, Blackrock and the rest of the WEF have a monopoly on "middle class living". You are chasing lambos and ferraris, when you should be chasing night vision and high end rifles. Something bad is possibly in store for us. The WEF absolutely loathes the U.S., because we're the only country that can put up an effective fight. If you're going to rat race, do it to preserve standard of living. Vacuum sealers, O2 absorbers, mylar, water bricks, ammo cans, armor, shelving and more shelving. You can't eat a lambo.

@manictiger

Жыл бұрын

Oh and to destroy anyone that wants to "hurr tinfoil hat", look up "ESG" and look up "ESG Larry Fink". They who control the corporations, control the governments, control the world. Don't chase dollars. Chase items. They can't print infinite gold, ammo (I wish they'd try, because it'd make it cheaper) or food. They can't print land. They can't print your mind.

@satyamARAS

Жыл бұрын

Will you marry me please 😅.

Imagine if 8 billion people watch this and everyone gets magically ahead of 99% people

@ruriohama

Жыл бұрын

Just watching changes nothing. Change is done by taking action which is something 99% of the people won’t do 💯

@sir_Edword

Жыл бұрын

idk how that would work

@jovanleon7

Жыл бұрын

Humanity will progress as a whole and the top 1% would be the best of the best.

@newcks6968

Жыл бұрын

​@@ruriohama Ruri, you're the great national pride for both Japan and Türkiye (I'm tatar btw)

@mohamadmusa3978

Жыл бұрын

@thebosstarfish bro wtf you spoiled for me I hate you I’m in season 3

1. Take full responsibility of your life 2. Identify your unfair advantages 3. Determine your directions. 4. Be consistent and discipline 5. Learn to ignore 6. Give yourself constant feedback

@TheFarebanksTroll

Жыл бұрын

What a hero. Fuck dragging yourself through 20 minutes of some ESL's dodgy English.

@take0break

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

@kulon_9807

Жыл бұрын

people are as you pursue one purpose, quickly gathering entire information without important narrative, that's not true way

@JohnnyLynnLee

Жыл бұрын

Most billionaires DID NOT struggle to start a business. And that's not an opinion, we have actual DATE on social mobility. social mobility is very low. Most people are "old money". And even those who did got RICHER weren't POOR when they started. That's BS according to data, sorry. Machiavelli himself said in The Prince that ALL depends on "fortuna" and "virtù". and go on with MANY examples where stupid people got power because of sheer luck and talented people failed against unthinkable odds. Videos like that only focus on "virtu. That's half or even less of the picture.

@njux1871

Жыл бұрын

​@@JohnnyLynnLee Thanks for saying that. It keeps getting put under the rug. Rich people get richer, usually. Not only there, either, even in the arts it's usually people from already wealthy families becoming successful. It is absolutely possible to get ahead if you're poor. It's just bazillion times harder, includes a LOT of luck, and your success isn't as sure as people like you to believe. But to be fair, if you're not committed to trying, you will never succeed. That's just not an excuse to not want change in an unjust society in which being successful is vastly determined by how rich your family is. But that too shouldn't stop you from trying.

Ruri, from one business owner / entrepreneur to another, I just wanted to say that I'm super proud of your hard work and accomplishments. Great work! Soon you'll be over 1 million. well deserved!

@ruriohama

Жыл бұрын

Thank you❤️

@roarbertbearatheon8565

Жыл бұрын

Since when is posting videos on a website you don't own a "business" lol

@tclfan0180

Жыл бұрын

@@roarbertbearatheon8565 you own a brand that earns you revenue monthly it’s really not that far off my friend

@ahmetemreaslan8323

11 ай бұрын

​@@roarbertbearatheon8565 you are the prime example of the people ruri mentions in the video :D

@Hephasto

11 ай бұрын

omg how I love all these modern 'enterpreneurs' and 'businessmen' 😏

Here is a thing which I have heard which have truly impacted my life and could impact yours too! Life is like a game of cards, everyone gets their own deck of cards. You can peek at most decks and awe in jealousy: "wow I wish I had that persons deck" or "that person is lucky to have that deck", but in reality what you should be doing is upgrading your own deck of cards. Every deck is upgradable and you should be upgrading your deck to its utmost potential

"If you wouldn't ask advice of someone, don't take criticism from them" is such an incredible quote

@VesperAegis

Жыл бұрын

Valid criticism can come from a variety of sources, perhaps especially those we otherwise wouldn't take advice from. These types of universalisms just aren't helpful, because everyone is different and a unique perspective and life experience can occasionally, even if we assumed the person was failing, offer a vantage point that you haven't thought of before. In fact, sometimes it's exactly that failing - and even that jealousy - that can offer you a unique insight into something that you have overlooked in your own success and avoid their pitfall.

@DXM339

Жыл бұрын

@@VesperAegis thats where critical thinking comes in, sometimes criticism is a good thing to take and learn from

@VesperAegis

Жыл бұрын

@@DXM339 Absolutely. The more brutal and honest, the better. Antifragility is king.

@icu3869

Жыл бұрын

But if you have a vision and goal others criticize because they don’t understand or want you to stay in a position that benefits THEM, not you:STAY TRUE TO YOUR INSTINCTS. And surround yourself with others who help you achieve your goals and do everything the best. Criticism is good when it’s constructive. Just keep your own values and goals strong.Don’t be held back by others worries.

@alex.g7317

11 ай бұрын

I don’t get it… can you give me an example

Some key takeaways: - Living an ordinary life will not lead to an extraordinary life. - People who criticize you for trying to be exceptional are usually those who have already accepted mediocrity. - It's important to use your unfair advantages to your benefit to get ahead of 99% of people. - Hard work alone won't make you successful, but a combination of your unfair advantages, hard work, grit, patience, and consistency will. - To create an extraordinary life, take full responsibility for your actions and decisions, stop blaming external factors, and focus on the things you can control.

@kazimsyed7367

Жыл бұрын

- you may have a different idea of perfect than others. Depending on factors for e.g different values. No one is bad or good. It's just different. -having a feedback and measure ur progress and self monitoring yourself and make changes. - take suggestions or postive criticism from people you respect.

@adriae.s.3814

Жыл бұрын

The fact that only 1% can be the 1% and not everyone else should be taken into account either. Because there is a reason why only 1% is that many people and not the other way around. NOT EVERYONE CAN ACHIEVE GREATNESS and EXCEL IN LIFE and one individual without being a self limitation, has to be aware and acknowledgeable of what he can or can not do, and where can he push things up to. Because frustration and bitterness can end up ruining your life, pushing and fighting for the 1% for the whole life... it's just a thought.

I have a lot of respect for this woman. It's rare that I feel that way about a random person on the internet, but you've demonstrated almost every trait I value greatest in humans: grit, redefinition, vision, and relentless criticisms of oneself, coupled tightly with personal responsibility. You have and will continue to do things others only dream of.

@adw6894

11 ай бұрын

Its simp. Respect men, not woomen.

@allthatyousee18

8 ай бұрын

Ruri has restored my faith in humanity. Legend.

5:49 Every goal you desire or aspire, required action... and no matter how long you pursue it, it will never become easy... You will only become stronger. 6:16 The Unfair Advantage - Ash Ali and Hasan Kubba: how to recognize the unfair advantages. 12:40 Huberman Lab podcast: how to take care of your body.

The intro about how a very successful person won’t make fun of you for trying to get started in something difficult and ambitious is a really good insight.

You've mentioned that now achieving your goals and hard work are called unhealthy which, i think, is true. Now our life is so fast, we can't even listen to ourselves. Anyone who is reading this comment right now, you don't need to be "ahead of 99% of people", do whatever that will make you comfortable in life and satisfied with yourself.

@Cyborg_1612

Жыл бұрын

I agree with your sentiment but it can be a double edged sword. If someone is content with their life but are unaware of it’s negative consequences, that in turn becomes more toxic. People should always yearn to improve themselves in a way that fits their lifestyle. However I do agree that “getting ahead of 99% of people” shouldn’t be the goal for everyone.

@doggy00d

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like Buddhism.🙏😊

@Danuxsy

Жыл бұрын

The fact is that AI is the future of all work, not man. Capitalism is a horrible system for most people, it ruin third world countries, it destroy our environment and eventually as I mentioned, we are going to be replaced with machines and AI systems, you have no control over this, you are simply a passenger waiting for the crash. What are the teenagers supposed to do when their jobs vanish before they even graduate? All of a sudden their skills and hard effort has no meaning anymore, they have to retrain themselves for some other job.

@triryuzaki7870

Жыл бұрын

No, do what make you comfortable will keep you stay in your comfort zone forever. Do what you fear will change your life

@Danuxsy

Жыл бұрын

@@triryuzaki7870 a lot of people that did what they feared DIED.

If being ahead of 99% of people is something that brings you joy, then go for it! But please remember, not competing with others doesn't mean you're settling for average or being a loser. Success isn't just about outshining everyone. It's about finding what makes you happy and fulfilled. So whether you choose to strive for greatness or focus on personal growth, both paths are valid and deserving of respect.

@jctotsways1345

10 ай бұрын

We get your point. We have different values, but the video is talking about being on the top 1% and we all know what that means.. other people may settle for other things in life and value them more than a prosperous one and be part of the 99% and still be happy and feel successful, but the top 1% feels otherwise, they have the obligation to manifest their visions, no matter how high, that doesn't make us bad to be part of the 99% though, but to be part of top 1% , these people need to get out of bounds of the 99% group

@isaachester8475

10 ай бұрын

I completely agree. People’s values are different and that’s okay! In fact our differences should be celebrated and appreciated

@jctotsways1345

10 ай бұрын

@@isaachester8475 exactly, so people have their choice to choose according to their values ..

@321Tdog

9 ай бұрын

No disrespect but if something feels like that, they shouldn't click on a video with a title like this lol

@txp158

9 ай бұрын

@@321Tdog I'm interested in doing many things, but it doesn't mean I'll be doing all of them.

This was a really insightful watch! Hope I can write out another PoV, while not disagreeing with your PoV: I'm not a competitive person at all. I'm an ambitious introvert and don't concern myself with social circles / peers / competing. And so I cannot relate at all to the sentiment - "How to get ahead of 99% of people". All my life I've strived only to get ahead of myself, and who I was yesterday, and the day before that. I'm a Game Developer / Game Artist, and my portfolio / art / skills had to be reborn over and over before I succeeded after my entire 20-30s. I only held myself accountable and in competition with myself, and the success fell into place naturally. I don't look at someone else and think "I'm ahead of you", "I'm the top 1%", "I'll sleep better because you're beneath me". I mentor people who would be considered adversaries, and learn from them. Since I work in my own business / indie studio, seeing everyone succeed with me, means I succeed too. There's no incentive to 1up them. What I'm pursuing is such a niche, so people around me aren't competition. I don't think any less of someone who's a trucker, or laborer, or a farmer either. Every person plays a part that keeps the structure and fabric of civilization running around me like clockwork, so I can continue to make art. I'd also like to say, I'd like to be in the higher ~20-30% in terms of money, never 1-5%, because I can maintain a balance of leverage, and living life a little. In the last 20 years of struggling, there's nothing I really look back on fondly. I didn't date at all, didn't maintain friendships, my family is away from me, I just worked and worked and the world revolved around me, my health, my work, my money. What I see mediocre about someone basic, they'd also find mediocre things about me. Time is finite. I suceeded in career & money, and failed at everything else. They succeed at everything else, and failed at career & money. In my 30s I want to change that, prioritize the simpler things in life, and enjoy the returns of my hard work in balance while not being complacent. "A calm and modest life brings more happiness than the pursuit of success combined with constant restlessness." - Albert Einstein.

So sorry to hear that your uncle scammed you guys, that's awful. Well done on your accomplishments and work ethic. This is inspiring and people should listen to it. Sometimes if someone is younger we automatically dismiss it as naive optimism but just becsuse you're young doesn't mean you haven't suffered strived or struggled. Very inspiring stuff well done you and thankyou for inspiring us too

This video makes %100 sense. There is not a single detail that I find incomplete or unnecessary. Your story hit me hard and inspired me even more. I hope we can perform the actions that we decide to take.

@Danuxsy

Жыл бұрын

Her story is not reality, capitalism work against you as an individual, AI is going to replace most jobs eventually, you won't become part of the 1% and neither will Ruri. She also neglect to mention survival bias, you don't see the thousands of people that failed their dreams, you only see those who made it. For each Elon Musk there is tens of thousands of people that went bankrupt with their own company.

@dud324

Жыл бұрын

@@Danuxsy the fact you're even on her video at all cements her as the 10% and that's not a very easy feat to achieve so she's doing something right :>

@Danuxsy

Жыл бұрын

@@dud324 The difference between being the top 5% and the top 1% is larger than the difference between living in rural Africa and a rich modern country.

@dethbedsmolzwhent.t6498

Жыл бұрын

The only thing that bothers is the double edge sword metaphor xD. But that's because my brain sees the sword thinks you can kill this way and kill that way then stab the smart one that runs up to you. Then sheath the weapon after use. 🥴

We all start going to the gym to look better, but somewhere along the way, it changes us in a way nothing else I've experienced can. Gives new perspective, discipline, and respect.

I'm only 6 minutes into the video, and I'm already tearing up. Lately, I've been procrastinating a little too much, I stay in bed longer than I should, I scroll my social media more than needed and I've let laziness take over me. Thank you for making this video so far it is very motivational for me. I will get back on track!

@victoriaa8842

11 ай бұрын

NO BECAUSE THIS WAS ME AT EXACTLY 6 MINUTES

To anyone reading this, you are already in the top 1%. Not because you watched the video, but because you are. You are not just 99% but 100% different from others, and no one can beat that. Now, let’s get up, pick up that pencil, drink tea, sleep, run, talk… whatever you do, you are just one step more closer to your goal. You will be 101%! The intro did not fully resonate with me. Sure, no one can stop anyone from striving to be in the top 1%. I also find Ruri’s advices and info helpful. However, I would contemplate about having the “be in the top 1%” mindset - it could be toxic depending on how you process it. For example, there always will be a top 1% within that 1%; you can think of this statement negatively or positively, but either way you will always be striving for more. Here lies the issue; If you are not happy/fulfilled now, you will probably never be happy/fulfilled/successful (or whatever you desire in life). It’s ok to strive for the top 1% or even the best, but let’s make sure you have the right attitude toward this mindset. ❤

@nyurons

Жыл бұрын

↑I don’t care if anyone doesn’t read it or agree with it. This is more like a letter to my past self lol

@dunkedoreos4949

Жыл бұрын

i fully agree with this! i feel like this mindset could definitely be toxic for me, and communicate that who i am right now is nothing special and that getting to the top "1%" will be super overwhelming. my takeaway from the video would just be to make sure to strive for improvement and learn from your mistakes, and take breaks to avoid burnout and to just overall enjoy life as well.

All the points you said in this video I totally agree with. ONLY listen to the people who you want to be like. My parents always say "You'll never become a real artist with the stuff that I draw", yet the things that I draw and how I practice is an unfair advantage that I easily took to my advantage because of my ADHD. ADHD is an unfair advantage that's easy to benefit from because you have a different mindset then everyone else, and that everyone else are the people who mostly fail. So if anyone is reading this, I hope you have a very successful life as I have the same hope for mine. Thank you so much Ruri for making this video and teaching me how to work harder than the other 99% of people. This was honestly very helpful!

@hassansong7630

Жыл бұрын

I wish you a happy life bro, carry on 🎉

@lukehodder4728

Жыл бұрын

Yea ADHD is like a superpower when you can utilize it correctly👍

@avengedprophet1559

Жыл бұрын

@@lukehodder4728 That actually depends a lot. If you have adhd and you get forced / manipulated into a job that doesn‘t fit / interest (e.g. because that job is safe, pays well, is respected by society, …) you it can f*** your health up pretty badly (can lead to burnout very quickly). Also, not everyone who has it get’s diagnosed. Really, it’s either a big advantage or disadvantage. Nothing in between. If your interested you will do great. If you find it boring you will be compensating so much for your lack of interest that it exhausts very quickly. It’s either hyperfocus (if your on the right path) or lack of interest (on the wrong path) that leads to an exhausting amount of masking yourselfsand compensating your symptoms until you burn out. I didn’t know about ad(h)d for most of my life and chose a safe job, so I’m writing from experience. Just recently I realized the advantages that I couldn‘t benefit from until now.

@lukehodder4728

Жыл бұрын

@@avengedprophet1559 Now that you say that, I definitely makes a lot more sense why it is so hard for me to do calculus right now. I get so bored and end up watching youtube while I do my calculus homework and it takes me 5 hours to do something that should take 1 hour(at the most 2). So rn im not utilizing the hyperfocus I could be if it was something I enjoyed. So I try to change my mindset about the work but at the end of the day its math and I hate it so its hard to do. So ig that means I should definetly try and find something I enjoy doing over something that pays well and I hate doing.

@avengedprophet1559

Жыл бұрын

@@lukehodder4728 well that‘s at least my experience. Everyone is different, including people with ad(h)d. If calculus really doesn‘t work for you (despite trying to focus and giving it your all) then it might not be for you. But it also depends how important calculus is in your job, training, studies, … If it‘s just a small part and the rest works good then I don‘t thing it‘s a good reason for quitting. In my case for example, I was bored by almost every task I had to do. That definitely wasn‘t for me. If the boring stuff would have been like only 25% or something like that I wouldn‘t have burnt out so quickly.

This is so true. Nobody around me understands why I have such a huge desire to improve and why I'm going for harder jobs and things. Nobody gets it around me except my boyfriend who showed me that constant improvement is very rewarding and it actually makes me feel like I'm alive. It's not for everyone yes but some of us desire it and it's annoying how people make you seem bad or toxic for it. It can be very lonely too because you get disconnected for a lot of people. Glad to see I'm not the only one with desires like this. Thanks Ruri.

Love you. Finally a KZreadr who talks about success without sounding completely egotistical. Your success story felt genuine - Subscribed! ❤️

I was someone who craved success and personal growth, but I was not able to get started. As I watched your videos, I realized how obsessed I was with unnecessary things, and that all I had to do was start. I have been changing my life in the direction I want, taking small steps for some time now. Thank you very much for this. I will continue to follow your content closely, and I hope we have the opportunity to meet in the future.

“When I look at the state of the average person I sleep like a baby knowing that I don’t fit in with them” probably my favorite quote

I live on $70 a week, wear old clothes and cook all my meals ... I'm so content, happy and enjoying life. You don't need lots of money to be happy.

This is something people should watch in social media, it is life changing. thank you for making these

You're so young, but it's impressive the way you have to explain certain things You definitely deserve to be amongst the most popular content creators here :)

I randomly got recommended your videos this week, and I have to say that they couldn't have come at a better time. My life is kind of a mess right now, and the lack of structure is starting to catch up and overwhelm me. I really want to thank you for doing these and putting them up on youtube, so that they can give people inspiration and a framework from which to start off from. My most sincerest thank you.

Literally super easy to disprove almost all these vague inspirational words

You are one of the few KZread creators who care about taking time ⌚ and reading comments and hearting ❤ them. This really shows your dedication and passion towards what you do. I wish if I could do only little bit of what you do, my life would drastically improve for the better 😇.

Thank you for your videos, at the beginning of this year I was mentally unstable and wasn't doing very well. With the help of your videos, I have found myself achieving more than I would've ever been capable of if I hadn't been exposed to your teachings. Much appreciation!!

sometimes we already knows those hints, we just need great people like her to remaind us with their point of views and experiences.

Thanks Ruri for your good will 💖💖💖

I watched this video like a millions of times, but It never fails to make me feel inspired. Even if i doubt myself, it gives me strength to keep going. This video makes me feel deeply understood. All the people in my life just tell me to relax and not stress. They just simply don't get what I am doing no matter how much I try to explain. Now own I am going to ignore them right away. Thank you, Ruri, for always inspiring us and providing us with high-quality content. 🌼🌷✨️

Almost spat out my morning coffee thinking you were about to say "cultivating mass" at 1:58, for which I would also agree with!

when i first watched her videos, she had about 250k subscribers but now she almost have a million subscribers. It proves her advice works if you stay consistent and she herself is an example. Thankyou for this!! really appreciate you

I respect you alot for taking care of your family. Thank you for making this video.

Your story is amazing!! Full of grit and commitment. And I totally agree with your assessment of the double-edge sword of unfair advantages.

It is a good feeling to start the day with Ruri's vlog, it relaxes me and my soul. Each subject creates a very different idea, very successful.

I am about to finish my final exam period, ending high school (watching Ruri the night before the exam haha) but this perfectly constructed video really gave me the confidence with my unfinished projects and the reasons why I planned to follow them after study season as strict as I can. You really make my mood and always flood me with motivation even in tiring studying times! Thank you Ruri!

Just listened to it while doing my evening run and it was a great motivator to start tomorrow even stronger! Big respect to you hearing about your own journey, Ruri!

@ShermanWilliamsVideo

11 ай бұрын

Did you start?

So true Ruri. You are wise beyond your years.

Whoever told you your channel is "cringey" was jealous that you're actually creating something. I know it's difficult to tell when compliments are genuine because people will blow smoke up to make you like them, but trust me, your channel is far from cringey. It's these channels that continue to give me inspiration in my path towards language learning and completing nursing school.

I was recently criticized for working hard in goals that I want and I was annoyed by it. This was just the video I needed. Thank you. Been watching for a long time. Love your videos. You’re one of my sources of inspiration

@apdardillaspordoquier1324

Жыл бұрын

that sounds like envy.

@MrKristian252

Жыл бұрын

Keep up the good work Jason!

@Danuxsy

Жыл бұрын

No matter how inspired you feel, it is not reality.

@edwardelric5019

Жыл бұрын

Same. I also always get criticised for apparently knowing too much and for wanting to improve by learning a new language, skills such as knitting. But I find these tasks a lot more fulfilling than scrolling on Instagram the whole time like 80% of the society does nowadays. But of course I also do take a break here and then, otherwise my brain would not work.

@hanac5586

Жыл бұрын

@@edwardelric5019 Things like knitting, drawing, researching are way more rewarding and fun than mindless scrolling, you're doing the right thing. Too many people 'don't have time' or patience for their hobbies anymore as they might need more focus and effort. I find myself scrolling and feeling miserable as well when I could be painting or learning an instrument for example. Sometimes when you come home from school/work you might be already so tired that scrolling might feel easier and more fun than something more active, but ironically scrolling will make you feel even more tired and grumpy :/

Ruri, thank you so much for this video!!!!!!!

I was born in 1960 and got my first laptop at 45 years of age. For the next 10- I really didn't know what to do with it other than surf the internet "when" I had internet access. I lived by the creativity of my hands. Cut to 2019, just before the pandemic, I finally got consistent internet and began to open my "digital" eyes. Holy cow! At first, it was coming to realize how much was out there, and how "far" behind I was as a 59-year-old. Since that time, I have been SOAKING IT UP LIKE A SPONGE"! One of the things I have come to learn is that-most of what I am learning is all from YOUNGER PEOPLE! Ruri- you are so inspirational to me, I can barely stand inside my skin! You're one of my informal professors at YOU-TOOB UNIVERSITY! It blows me away the reach that you, and others like you, have attained via KZread. You are WAY inspirational in this video and have laid out important GEMS of knowledge. Wow! Good on you Ruri!!! And lastly, there could be no doubt that you are wicked intelligent, perceptive, and deep, but I have to say your physical beauty isn't hurting you a bit. You help & inspire me! Thank you! Over an out.

Another great job Ruri! I love listening to your videos while I exercise and take walks, getting ahead of 99% of people in my health and fitness.

Congratulations on your massive success and hard work! The word is scrutiny, not scrunity. Thank you so much for ❤ taking the time out to make this video!

I cant believe how motivating your videos are. Most excellent

You are a blessing to the world and to YT. Your videos inspire me so much.

It seems %99 of people happily living in their comfort zones!

Thank you Ruri, those words are the exact thing that i needed to hear, you are so much younger than me and you remember me my younger self, the clarity of of my desires and goals and the conviction and devotion that someday i feelt for all of that things, thank you so much for this waking up call.

Thank You so much Ruri! You don't know how much I needed this! This video just popped up out of nowhere, that too when I needed it the most! Thank you God! And God Bless you!!

This video is brilliant. From the script to your delivery, it all hit me deeply. So grateful for this video. Definitely one I will be rewatching many times ❤

Ruri, you speak facts!! Its true that things may get very difficult but I remember the true happiness I felt when I received my test scores for chemistry after studying hard and almost giving up. You are truly inspiring and I hope you have an even more successful future and get what you want! ☺💜

If you want to get ahead of 99% of people, you just need to go in front of them.

Your story is inspirational and heart warming. I'm happy for your success.

You are an inspiration Ruri even to people much much older than you. Keep it up and continue inspiring people onwards to your 2M subscribers.

I am glad AF for have found this channel, It changed my life. It was the inspiration that I needed to grow up and Go after everything that I want in my life. Thank u Ruri, hope your family is going well. ❤

I've come across dozens of motivation-like videos but this one sure hits different. Thank you so much for your hard work and that you keep inspiring us Ruri!!

I love ruri and admire your skill , be good person and go ahead ❤

Girl ur such a life changer. U have no idea how much u have helped me with this. Thank you so much for this video and just for existing!!

You’re videos feel super relatable about things I’ve always had in my mind and even learned so much from you,I needed this more than ever, thank you Ruri!

this video topic is everything I constantly think about. I was delighted to see someone express thoughts similar to mine and in such an informative way. I’ve honestly felt lonely when it comes to finding people to talk to about this stuff because most people don’t get it. Thank you for showing that I’m not alone and reaffirming my values!!

Excellent Content. I watch all of KZread at 1.75 . You are one of the few presenters that I consider having to slow it down. Thank you!! At that speed I have to pay attention. You have my attention.

Thank you, Ruri!! You're a shining example to all of us out there who are constantly seeking to get better - keep trying, keep working hard, and never give up

you're absolutely right Ruri, many people around us don't like to see us achieve something. im an Indonesian but i always try to improve my english in my videos. and the sad story is people around me make fun of it and some of them fell jealous of me 😂

@jonlima9897

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Your english is Fine Bro!

@ronaldomobile5415

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Thanks 😇❤

So much power in what you said, even at 42 through all of my experiences, the good, the bad and the ugly have been steppingstones. Career, selfcare, relationships have all been building blocks to show me what needs improvement. My favorite saying is " Work with the cards you have been dealt, not the ones you don't have. You can always add more cards, it's your actions and not your words that dictate where you're headed." I work on myself every day, always striving to be better than I was yesterday.

How in the hell do you get to be so wise at such a young age? Ruri is miraculous! I look forward to following her evolution and seeing how she applies herself to our world post (and outside of) KZread. I vote Ruri for president of the future world federation!

Thanks for this reminder.appreciatte it

You are an incredible inspiration, Ruri! You really made me think about my unfair advantages and how to use them to get ahead in life. Absolutely loved your video.

Моя дорогая, спасибо за видео! Иногда когда смотришь на успешных людей кажется, что это всё им досталось просто так, а на самом деле за всем этим успехом стоят сотни и тысячи тяжелых часов упорной работы

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обожаю Рури,уже год смотрю ее видео, многие мне очень помогли

Knowledge should be accessible for every person on this planet. I admire you.

Thank you for your elegance and wittiness. Glory to entrepreneurs!

It's not about "working hard" or listening barely 20yo youtuber who don't know shit about life. It's about being in right place, at right time, with right skills.

You're a wonderful person with a rich soul. It must have been difficult for you after listening to your story, but the results clearly show it was worth it. I love how you just spoke directly without pandering to anyone. This is what I and a lot of people need to hear. I'll still make excuses for myself and fall over multiple times, but people like you and Dr. Huberman as well as others, keep me sane. Thank you.

This video makes me want to cry from joy. And most importantly I'm on the right path and I just need to remind myself to not give up on my dreams. Thank you very much dear you are a wonderful person transforming your own life and helping others to do so.

So fluid, so simple, so deep, I admire people like you. You speak from experience not from other mouths. Your path is not my path, but is a strong example to keep digging and never lose your hope!

I started a fitness goal at the beginning of this year and i was about quitting when i bumped into your channel. At first, i didn't want to watch the video cause I've seen alot other youtubers videos before. But after watching it i felt like my spirit has been awoken and i felt a new energy surge through me. I love the part where you said "it never gets easier, you just get stonger". That part really motivated me to continue on my goal. Thanks for the time to used on this video.

This is the best perspective of life and making progress regardless of how many obstacles we might face and taking advantage of the time, whatever it takes we would achieve it differently, Thank you Ruri, for this video, this video you made has been springing from the bottom of your heart explaining the obstacles that you encountered and how you got through them, and what is the motive of yours.

Bro I legit love this girl thank you for the insight Ruri we appreciate it!!!

Thank u so much! That was an amazing video! 💕

It's hard to maintain discipline, after failing several times I always wonder if it's possible, but videos like yours are important to keep on track, thank you

This video has been such a joy listening to! It was a little over two years ago, when I started my self improvement journey and your video helped me estimate where I‘m currently standing and what I want to improve on. Thank you very much!

Just came back from doctor.. I figured it out I have “ADHD”.. When everything seems so dark, this video is a HOPE for me.. I’ll figure it out how to deal with it watching your videos.. Thank you for the amazing video!! I wish to come back here again “better” and see you and thank YOU ♡

Thanks for this video, it was a real eye opener. You’ve got a voice that can change peoples minds, keep making videos!

Every time I try to treat your videos as typical motivational content, you always manage to move me with your sincerity and genuinely valuable insights. I once experienced a similar downfall in my family's financial situation, as you did. My stepfather gambled away every penny of our family's wealth, leaving my mother and me with millions in debt. However, like you, I didn't give up on myself. Thus, I deeply resonate with the past experiences you've shared. Regardless, I will officially start my KZread channel this week, and I hope that one day we can meet at the summit of a million subscribers.

Hey Ruri, I've been watching your channel for over a year now and I haven't missed a video. Regardless of the topic, you're always just emanating motivation, the way you talk about things is so exciting. I really enjoy polyglot content on youtube and I wanna do the same thing in the future. I'm fluent in 5 languages now and after I learn 2 more, I'll start making youtube videos; that's what will make me stand out from other people.

wow! Thank you so much for the video. You're full of fire and conviction when you speak and the content is top!

Thank you for this, I am at a similar boat to your past, my family is currently having a crisis and it also made me wake up everyday to improve as I promised myself I will never let my parents down and I will never be a burden, I have to step up and be someone they can rely on when things go haywire. You're a great inspiration.

I needed this video and it came at the right time. I have been struggling to acheive my goals and I lost motivation. I discovered your channel and I have been inspired and motivated by your videos. I started reading books again and I have been exercising consistently. I'm trying to fix my sleep schedule and go back to doing my hobbies that I used to enjoy. Thank you for giving us informative and helpful videos. Thank you for helping us to become the best version of ourselves. You are one of my favorite KZreadrs! I wish you the best on your KZread journey. Keep making great content!🤗💗

Thank you so much ever since I found your channel and consistently watched you content I have been able to massively change my life for the better.❤

I love This story so inspirational and the reason you did it for your family resonates so very much for me because I come from a poor family, and I feel like it's up to me to break all the generational curses even though college wasn't for me

you just said everything I had in mind thanks!

Dear Ruri, the writing of this video is gold. Thank you for taking your time to clarify these thoughts and deliver them in such a clear way🌸🌺With appreciation, M

Hey man, thanks for this, I'm inspired on how far you have come. It has motivated me to reflect on why I want to become more successful as well- my family. Often find it hard to push myself but I have to realise how important and urgent my own personal mission is. Now, how to do this without putting too much pressure on myself is something I need to focus on. It feels like pushing through a wall at times, and I often spend my energy on things that aren't as productive. One of my aims are to try and complete things that are valuable and or extremely useful.

Thanks for this!

I litterally love this video. One of the best of hundreds I watched in the last mounths since improving my mind ("beating overthinking") and in central working on my body/health

We really need this type of guide in life to get ahead from many problems 😙 Thanks ohama 🤞✨

This video is so inspiring. Recently I've been demotivated and stressed because I could see so many friends doing better than me at school. I was really worried. You know, school life in Asia is a heavy competition, if your friends are the better then you have no choice but to be the worse. However, after watching this I finally knew what to do. Thanks a lot:D

Amazing video, thank you, God bless you. ❤