This is my favorite movie, it motivated me to completely change my life.. multiple times

@treywilliams7223

Жыл бұрын

Same here 💎

@cassconner6023

Жыл бұрын

Interesting. Would love to hear how it worked for you.

@tacticalmisscalculation8133

Жыл бұрын

@@cassconner6023 its like call to action. When you are aware you have to work out, break bad relationship, need courage for risky and out of comfort zone decisions. Or when you forgot "the why" and stop doing healthy habits. This movie give me this edge to do it.

@TheDravic

Жыл бұрын

Limitless is one such movie, and Iron Man is another. I'd argue the entire trilogy of Iron Man movies but in particular the first one.

@bullymaguire2335

Жыл бұрын

multiple times ? does that mean u are yet to change

"In reality minor distractions turn into major ones. You'll be wise to be mindful of this." --> Teach this your child together with absence of Trauma and he'll be limitless

@8ggbEgXf45Er8UAF

17 күн бұрын

Absence of trauma is literally impossible. On the other hand, how to deal with trauma is a totally teachable skill.

I’ve been trying to change my life to be limitless for the last 10 years. I am still at ground zero today! It’s not easy people. You gotta have a very strong mind, you gotta control your subconscious mind. 99% of humans let their conscious mind control them, i.e. to be lazy, safe and procrastinate among others. In the past 10 years I’ve managed to move myself into the 1%. I haven’t seen any success but I will not give up.

Dude, this actually helped me change my life, and I've downloaded it so that i can continuously watch it and not forget the large or small steps needed to be taken to improve.

@Mr33_illuminated3

Ай бұрын

Gods and goddesses you have the power to create your own reality 333♥️👀👽💯♾️

@amyec3highlights293

26 күн бұрын

take drugs?

Moment of clarity

@shfizzle

19 күн бұрын

until the fogginess takes over again

@wesoilbeatz3986

7 күн бұрын

@@shfizzleThat’s if you let it lol it’s different for others

Im changing my life today with the lessons from this movie. I’ll update by the end of the year

@swenfoxington9721

12 күн бұрын

looking forward to it

I’ll come back to this comment when I’m famous

Best video i watched on limitless so far , now i actually understand why this movie is so great , this is the deepest explanation thank you .

Can't believe you only have 147 subs! This video is very well done. I took multiple pages of notes.

This is like the best video on KZread. Good job, man. Please keep going, you are amazing!

Oh wow. I did not even notice the small subscriber count, that's how high quality the content was, i thought i am sitting on a video of another 200k+ channel! You earned a sub. Good storytelling, no "repeats", and actual information presented. Thanks, well said, nice to meet you

I absolutely love this movie, it inspired me to change my life. Although after the first time I watched it I sought out nootropics to try and get the limitless effect. It took me a few years to realize that it’s not a pill that will make me limitless but rather doing the actions that Eddy did when he was on NZT.

Great analysis, keep up the good work! Your channel will reach the skies!

Found your video through Limitless. Interesting first few videos. Very well made. Hope you get the audience you deserve cuz your content and potential looks amazing.

Great video brother. Cheers to your and your new channel! You’ll be at a million in no time!

Awesome commentary. Succinct yet profound. Keep up the Great Work!

How is your channel small? good editing good script? KZread bless this man.

I used to be really into IQ tests. And also trading. Then I watched Limitless and it almost become my "holy book" of films. In other words.... a gigantic inspiration for me. In fact I keep the DVD alongside all my trading books.

@jrbn4026

Ай бұрын

what trading books would you recommend for getting into stock analyst, etc?

@RS-xx9ve

Ай бұрын

@@jrbn4026 Sorry I am more futures and forex etc. Short term stocks... to me are more about knowledge than reasoned tactics alone. Wall Street Bets on Reddit had phenomenal stuff hidden amongst the rubbish a while back. It showed knowledge trumped intelligence... IMO for stocks.

@NelsonStJames

22 күн бұрын

After watching Limitless for the first time ( and at present it is among the most rewatched films in my collection ) I did google searches for films like Limitless and it is surprising, but there really are not a lot of films out there that are like Limitless, certainly not many that inspired me in the same way.

@RS-xx9ve

22 күн бұрын

@@NelsonStJames Phenomenon dealt with super intelligence but it's not like Limitless. Pi dealt with "super wisdom" and trading... which is interesting. But Limitless is by far the best one to inspire a trader or someone else.... IMO.

This was genius! Pure genius! Subscribed!

Yo man!!! Great content/commentary! Looking forward to seeing ya grow :)

One of the few truly self-improvement related videos I’ve seen. Everything preaching self-improvement is mostly just digging oneself into a deeper hole of vanity and self-centered egoism.

Thanks for this. I'm feeling pretty lost and defeated. If you don't ever hear this again know that you have helped someone with your thoughts, experiences and talent. 🙏

@NonOrdinarie

Ай бұрын

It means a lot to me to know that my videos are helping. I hope you find the strength to navigate your way out of your difficult circumstances.

Amazing content. It triggerd me years ago, made me explore JbP, Simon Sinek and many other speakers. Now im entering my next level. Being the best version of me.

Great overview and video commentary/presentation! Definitely sharing!

We r limitless ❤, need to look within and a strategy to get 2 our goal. Nice vid.

Class video this channel has serious potential

Subscribed brother, keep doing what you’re doing

The way you explained it is really valuable, but it ended soon. Can you make part 2, like how we can achieve more, complete all our pending tasks, and use our true potential to gain massive success in life by being limitless without any 💊. But with discipline and action. Please make one more.

This video is very well written and presented. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and ideas. Keep up the good work!

This is really inspiring. Great Video thank you for sharing💪

This “type of mental enhancement” is indeed accessible to those who are on the “Right Frequency” with “eyes to see and ears to hear” such occurrence.👁️💡👑

@ConfidenceGold

29 күн бұрын

Yes it is. But you don't said how much work on yourself is required. It's even not "to achieve" it. It's "let go" mentality.

@Alch8Fi153

18 күн бұрын

@@ConfidenceGold You're correct about me not having said anything about "how much work on yourself is required". That's purely because this "journey/process" is exclusively about "Knowing Thy Self", hence exactly why I said what I did above... especially the "eyes to see and ears to hear" part... which you obviously missed (with all sincere respect). If you believe you need to "work on yourself" then you don't truly KNOW YOUR SELF, and that your "work to do"--awake o' sleeper. 👁💡👑

@ConfidenceGold

18 күн бұрын

@@Alch8Fi153 makes perfect sense. Thank you, appreciate that.

@Alch8Fi153

14 күн бұрын

@@ConfidenceGold Absolutely! I completely understand your perspective and have much respect. Many Blessings on your journey 🙏

Hey! Great job connecting the movie to self improvement. The points brought about made sense. The fact that you mentioned what happened in the movie is "not possible" -> is sound and grounded. I mean, I dont think the world could handle a real human being with that ability haha. A side track.. such a 'being' is somewhat possible with AI but I do think it would be best to develop it as a tool rather than something that will overtake us humans

Currently going through this. Things are absolutely going well. I had 2 really big and complex exams the past 2 weeks. Exams where, a few years ago, had you told me I would be able to take them and do well on them; i'd have said: "nah, I'm too dumb for that". I was able to grind for 8-9 hours a day focused shortly before the exams. Mind you; i felt crazy accomplished at the end of each day and genuinely felt like I didn't waste a second, which was true. Obviously I realize that's not maintainable longterm, as I certainly did NOT enjoy that crazy amount of time either, but I think 5-6hrs a day is the sweet spot where I still feel as good as if I had done 9, but I get to keep my sanity. I am taking a day off tomorrow tho to just sleep and recover, but my fear is that after that (on friday) I'll be struggling to get back into a sufficient routine now that the pressure of these exams is away. I have another exam, but it's a month down the line, so I don't necessarily feel like I "need" to study 5-6hrs a day. But I personally just want to keep some of my momentum going. I also feel like i should start journaling because there were times where I did crazy well and had a good routine going, but i can never remember the exact step by step of the routine that worked for me. I literally had one of those "my early morning routine" things going for a long time, but i somehow forgot the step-by-step of that. Idk, it's weird. but yeah, I'll rewatch this movie tomorrow on my day off for sure. that and a few other cool movies in general. I guess i certainly feel like i earned this break, but I'm also afraid of the potential struggle that may come the day after. I just know myself too well at this point and know that whenever i take a break thats too long, i struggle to get into any kind of routine for eternity. and i end up spending weeks without really getting any studies done or anything like that. Then momentum builds, the exam gets close, i take it, do decent, take a break and the cycle repeats. I just wanna break that cycle and trade 2-3 weeks of just chilling with consistent grinding so that I don't have to put in 9 hours of studying before an exam and throw away my hobbies and social life for 2 weeks straight. Is anyone in the same situation? Does anyone know how i can keep things going after a break? WITHOUT any exam pressure etc. Cause i feel like the pressure is always what leads me to go all out Batman-mode and perform well too. But I just dislike the idea of doing nothing for weeks, and then cramming everything into 2 weeks non-stop hustling. it's such an unhealthy cycle bruh. And it takes a toll on me for sure

@SFLACZA

Ай бұрын

Just choose another task to put your energy into. Study something not needed for school but that interests you

@obi-wankenobi1419

Ай бұрын

Search up pomodoro and perception vs perspective. Look at how AI would look at you. A human, you have physical limits, emotional limits, mental limits. You push those limits, use the natural functionality of your reward system, and continue. Put that reward system out of balance and see what happens. (wolf of wall street quote "split the differential and tip the f*** over") Do too much work with no reward, you split. Do too much reward with no work, you split. Your ideal looks like this. Your challenge is challenging enough but not too hard. It is regular but not with no reward. You maintain this balance everywhere and the balance is maintained everywhere else. This is how the world works everywhere. Its the classic yin and yang. So to use your situation as an example, you took the break (too much reward), study hard for the exam last minute (too much work), pendulum then falls and hence your back to doing nothing for weeks as a result (too much reward). What you want instead is this. Study/work 1 hour. Reward. Study/work 1 hour. Reward. and repeat. You apply this to everything, literally everything and your life will be extraordinary just from this simple rule. EDIT: It sounds too good to be true but its very hard to maintain consistency when your own mind is often wired from trauma against certain behaviours.

@Mr33_illuminated3

Ай бұрын

Gods and goddesses you have the power to create your own reality 333♥️👀👽💯♾️

Great break down bro, keep at it!!

One of the best modern movies, very inspiring

This one movie motivated me to become better than I ever was.

Thanks for the video and the analysis 👌

Thanks for the video. I didn't even know we can take a deep lot of mean from this movie. Definitely good one

I am leaving this comment here will come back after changing my life

@Julian-ft2zq

Жыл бұрын

did you change your life yet?

@landrecce

3 ай бұрын

AMAZING 📈

@alexandruneagu4916

2 ай бұрын

What about that change? Please keep us posted no mather the outcome.

@Godisgood137

2 ай бұрын

11 months what you do?

@Abdelrahman_Kamal

Ай бұрын

Man, you're gonna regret this comment so bad 😂😂😂

Brilliant video, thank you so much for it!

5:25 that is a good point! One that didn't occur to me. It makes a lot of sense.

Great video! Hope you'll make some more.

Great value in this video!

BANGER VID! THANK YOU!

Wow this shit happen to me, peak in industry, life happens, boot back couple steps, and so far just workin to get back there in a maintanable way this time in my industry.

The metaphorical journey in Limitless highlights the importance of overcoming mental barriers and finding clarity to unlock one's full potential. 💡 By breaking down goals into actionable steps and embracing a Trinity of Mind, Body, and Purpose, anyone can embark on their own path towards greatness.

Great movie, and the show was fun too! Wish you had used some content or clips from that as well, but it really is just the a reboot basically. Thanks for the vid

2:02 Sage advice: “therapy, meditation, psychedelics, journaling” absolutely! In my experience: these things I have done, and found tremendous benefits. I would add: developing a practice of healthy emotional attachment/detachment, suspending belief, and at least momentarily ending all thought within your mind. Look within yourself to see the birth of ego, and suddenly you may also see the end of ego, and self torment. Took me only half a century to actually do it. No sweat👍🏽 Only regret: I didn’t figure it out sooner.

@NonOrdinarie

17 күн бұрын

Curious … ending thought … are you referring to Eckhart Tolle, Castendeda, meditation in general or something else? Thank you for the comment.

Nice. Thought provoking...

Great Video 🔥

Underrated video 💯

I wish nzt was real and only I had it Good video starting yt channel

You're gonna blow up with this level of quality. Keep it up.

The movie Limitless is essentially the common experience of most people with undiagnosed AD(H)D once they have reached diagnosis and entered titration at long last. I know because I always related to this movie, but since my own diagnosis, more than ever. It changed my life. Medication exists for a reason. But it’s not a screaming endorsement either, it shows the issues of drugs like stimulants and the negative side effects, especially that first morning after his meds wear off, and the constant threat of medication running out without a follow up makes you wonder if your life rests on it, etc., It’s a strange world being AD(H)D. You fluctuate between feeling genuinely disabled, and genuinely “limitless”.

Gods and goddesses you have the power to create your own reality 333♥️👀👽💯♾️

Awesome video!

I watched this a year ago after a bad break up off three tabs of acid And went from being super depressed to feeling like I can conquer anything 😂

Well done. Subscribed.

Ottimo contenuto, hai riassunto davvero il senso di tutto il film e degli ottimi insegnamenti. 👍🇮🇹

Oh men, awesome vid

Whatever the man of mind can conceive, and believe, he can achieve. It boils down to our imagination and desires and how we see ourselves in our minds eyes as accomplishing these objectives and acting [without fear or doubt] with fixity of purpose is what other people may perceive as limitless behavior. Mind, Purpose and Body. Your positive oriented imagination and your self image can be just as effective as consuming NZT.

Vipassana meditation!!!!!!!!!!

How to be limitless: Step 1: Aderall prescription or speed

I love this movie. I love this review.

Great explanation.

Privileged to get such precious content which most people have no any access.

Great video!

Nootropics can really help folks 👌

I love movies like this and Lucy

GOOD VIDEO, SIR.

Instead of changing the world - change yourself. If you want to become Limitless learn Buddhist meditation.

@ivantrudeau8974

14 күн бұрын

Why Buddhist meditation?

@StimParavane

14 күн бұрын

@@ivantrudeau8974 Because through this you can become a fully enlightened being i.e. a Buddha.

@ivantrudeau8974

13 күн бұрын

@@StimParavane I am already enlightened.

@StimParavane

12 күн бұрын

@@ivantrudeau8974 The ego-self cannot be enlightened. It's a contradiction in terms.

You are certainly light years ahead of the majority of shitty KZread channels praised by subscriber numbers-'the false relevancy.' Keep holding on to the small objectives; you'll reach your purpose. God bless you.

Great video

*Admiral* William McRaven.

Great journeies begins with a single step

Cool vid mate

Top 5 all time favorite movies

this is my fav movie it motivated me to do dopaminergic drugs

When the movie first came out, this is exactly what I envisioned. I sensed there was something truly special about the film, and your video perfectly articulated those thoughts. As a Christian, I see this "Supreme Ordeal" as a test from God, reminding us that it's not fully over yet and that we have to continue to challenge ourselves.

nice video, aNon. hey, at 1:24 you start talking about "pass trauma" and "bad conditioning". Do you refer to an especifically author or douctrine? Can indicate some people or theory on those subjects?

great stuff

Favorite movie ❤

Excellent

What does it profit a man to gain the entire world and lose his own soul? Part of wisdom is knowing your limits.

Minor distraction, I get that😅

THAT WAS ACTUALLY AN EXTREMELY HIGH QUALITY VIDEO

What is the name of the music in the background?

Amazing movie

Nice video

Good video

You need to do the leftovers bruh. There are so many lessons in that show and it's only 3 seasons.

It’s funny how many people miss the real world lessons that can be gleaned from this film and instead view it negatively; probably because so many people did see those messages and made steps to turn their life around.

@sailingintosunshine

3 ай бұрын

it depends a bit on movie vs book portrayal, as Eddie in the book does not have a purpose, he simply decides that he'd like to have some money without any reasons as to what he wants to do with it, and is happy to stand on others shoulders to get there. The book is quite clear on its criticism, portraying a culture of 7 billion people trying to make themselves happy by standing on each other's shoulders and kicking each other's teeth in. The movie makes Eddie a lot more likable, because he has purpose. We don't know what his purpose is, only that he becomes senator in pursuit of it, and this is the crux of the story. We essentially are told to trust our bro Eddie that all the (mildly) unethical steps he takes to achieve his purpose are ultimately for the greater good and utilitaristically ethical. But since we never get to know his purpose we never know if he is a saviour, or a villain, just that he is hungry for power. For all we know this could be Thanos backstory (if Thanos was white). The TV series actually expands on that, making Eddie the antagonist. It's a bit complicated and nebulous, but when justifying himself, he reveals that he has this rice grain that will solve world hunger, but he needs more power (he is expected to run for president) to implement it without other rich people and lobbyists killing it out of self-interest. All he needs is for the dumb public to shut up and the government to get out of the way, so he as the brilliant chosen hero can save the world. This meshes very nicely with the earlier movie, since world hunger really isn't a problem of resources anyway. We have more than enough resources to solve world hunger, the problem is the distribution of the resources, or rather the lack of political and economic willpower. As such Eddie is essentially one of the well-meaning billionaires who are self-appointed saviours, pledging to use the wealth they've hoarded to fix the problems the hoarding of that wealth created. The book sequel/prequel (both in one lol) also critiques this in a very nice way. Personally I found the book to be pretty good, while the movie is brilliant, since you can totally see both sides and emphasize with both. It is the time old question of how far you are willing to go for your version of the greater good, and how much arrogance you have to believe that you know better. And with the inclusion of a drug that makes him superhumanly intelligent, it is easy to believe that he is the actual saviour, that he actually knows better. On the other side, it also is exempliary in showing us, how many people believe that they could do better than the establishment. It is astonishing, how many people believe that the current government and systems of law would be better if they just magically became a dictator and rewrote everything. A lot of people tend to see a few flaws in a system and are eager to completely rewrite it, naively believing that what they come up with won't have more flaws.

@Mansory811

26 күн бұрын

​@@sailingintosunshine hey man , if you see this, you mind telling the title of the book this movie is based off?

@sailingintosunshine

26 күн бұрын

@@Mansory811 The Dark Fields by Alan Glynn. The Sequel is Under the Night.

@NelsonStJames

22 күн бұрын

@@Mansory811 The book is call The Dark Fields, by Alan Glynn, though I think it's been re-released under the title Limitless. It has a sequel which I actually like much better titled Receptor.

What’s the name and composer of the song at the start of the video? The electronic one.

I DIDN'T KNOW HOW MUCH PHILOSOPHY THERE WAS IN THAT FILM IT'S LIMITLESS

a video about the amazing life of Walter Mitty will be great

❤❤❤

Limitless

thats how i feel on concerta

I wish!

I want to know how long does this supreme ordeal lasts. Is this supposed to last a lifetime cause it sure is lasting for me. I can hear the bells of the undertaker already and I aint even thirty yet.