your talking facts man, keep going trust me your gonna get tons of subs from this. Top notch content.

@Monoqor

5 ай бұрын

All in due time brodie. Salute for the feedback 🤝🏾

@Monoqor

5 ай бұрын

KZread is nerfing me lol.

@achmed2pac

4 ай бұрын

Jesus Christ is the Living God he is Real and he healed me from my incurabel sickness!! he wants us all to live Forever and with him in Heaven but we cannot let our sin separate us from his Perfect love The Creator Jesus🙏❤💯😍He REALLY Loves us!!

@natashasuniversityoflife

4 ай бұрын

In our earthly reality, the dominance of the male archetype in the concept of God often leads to an imbalanced portrayal of power and beauty. It's as if our perception of divinity is distorted, mirroring the flaws and biases of our society. However, amidst this disparity, the clarity of the Goddess's name shines through, symbolizing a beacon of balance and harmony. Just as mathematics serves as the foundational framework upon which our understanding of reality is constructed, the concept of God aligns with this principle. God, in this context, provides the necessary substance or building blocks to complement the foundational structure of math. Math is the language of the universal truth and the blueprint upon which all existence is built. Mathematical truth can be used for good or bad and in between those two choices lies the principle of math. The principle of math remains there at a neutral position of neither good nor bad until our actions reflect upon it. We can use that truth to build something beautiful and lasting (Heaven) or something that is the opposite of that (Hell). Your personal truth is the meaning of life and not the foundation of life. Your existence can give meaning to life or take it away. The foundation of life is built on math, not God. The foundation of math is built on Truth. God is built on the same principle of math just as we are. The principle of math provides the necessary foundation of life and God provides the necessary substance also known as building blocks to build upon it. Without math, a good foundation those building blocks have no lasting foundation or no foundation at all. When something is built on a lie it's not meant to last, aka wages of sin is death. That is why when something is built on a bad foundation it's not meant to last, eventually, it will collapse and in most cases hurt like hell, to teach a painful lesson of not building or rebuilding your life on a lie, aka bad foundation. Do you know who you are? What do you see when you look in the mirror? What you see is called reflection. That means that you are a reflection. And what do you reflect? You reflect your consciousness, feelings, desires, actions and much more. And if you care about your appearance, reflection then you should care about your actions because those actions will reflect upon your true reflection. One day we will face the truth and we will have to live it. Please make sure that you can live with your actions because you will have to live with their reflection. Many of us when faced with the truth like true image would rather live a lie instead. Why? Well, because their true reflection is so ugly as a result of their ugly actions they would rather live a lie, false image than live with the consequences of their actions. Your image, reflection is like a home, a vessel for your mind, soul. What it means is that your reflection is built on the same principle as the house is. And we do not build houses on assumptions or beliefs we build them on mathematical truth. What can happen if a house or any other structure is built on a lie, bad foundation? Well, that house or that structure is not meant to last and it will collapse. And what can happen to those who live in that structure? For example, they can become homeless. You can become a ghost if you don't have a reflection aka vessel, body (home) for your mind, soul. Don't forget, that those who walk away from the truth are walking into hell. How long does anyone need to be in hell or hell-like situations? Well, that depends on each individual. Eventually, they will get tired of pain, suffering, building or rebuilding their lives on a bad foundation and eventually, they will seek the truth instead of walking away from it. How do you know if you have suffered enough? Well, do you like to suffer? If you don't like suffering then you shouldn't contribute to suffering or feed on the suffering in any way or form. That is why I became vegan. If someone tells us that they do not like suffering and yet they choose to feed on the suffering of animals or others, shows that they do like suffering otherwise they would not do it and if they do like suffering so much then they should not complain about it, instead they should embrace it with open arms ✝. If you would like to see the true reflection of life and those who are part of it before it’s unveiled, I suggest that you study the truth. The better your knowledge and understanding of truth is the clearer your vision will become.

@more.art.less.war.

4 ай бұрын

Obnoxious af ​@@achmed2pac

It's crazy how many people just run on these treadmills without even thinking about what's happening around them or even in their own lives. It takes sacrifice to live on your own terms, but I rather be the poorest free man, than the richest slave.

@FR33DOMTOW3R

4 ай бұрын

Factoids 🎉😂🎉

@yungmentalproblems

3 ай бұрын

Being rich is freedom though dummy

I've been finally enjoying my life now that I've learned to enjoy living life on my own terms, striving for my goals at my own pace. I used to worry about getting older and not reaching traditional societal milestones like my friends and family. I'm in my mid-30's, no longer in a relationship, don't have the white picket fence house, and work as a regular office worker. But I'm not in debt, don't deal with drama, and just pursue my hobbies -- fitness, art, video games, reading philosophy -- in my free time. I walk my own path at my own pace, but I, for the most part, have peace. Love your message, man. Keep it going.

@Monoqor

5 ай бұрын

That’s good to hear bro. Sometimes keeping things minimalistic is best way to guy. Always appreciate the support.

@macaroon147

4 ай бұрын

Sounds like you found the answer bro 🙏

@bigchief2331

4 ай бұрын

I wish I could find peace, but as long as I have to work, there will never be peace. I can't even imagine being an office worker 9 to 5, 5 days a week. I truly think i'd rather be dead than endure that.

@joannedibben2352

4 ай бұрын

I love your story about living at your pace it makes perfect sense blessings to you🌈

@joannedibben2352

4 ай бұрын

​@@bigchief2331I had a cleaning job A round of shops going from one shop to the next 9 to 5 and all day sat just Sunday off nearly killed me off when I left to work much less was a very great day🌈

stopped wearing makeup and started caring for my natural hair and wearing it out, and now i just wear clothes i feel comfortable in instead of performing a version of femininity that wasn't really me. i love waking up early, making herbal tea and cycling deep into the forest to journal and pray / think. I just ditched my iphone 13, for a flip phone too. Beginning to fall in love with reading again. I stretched on my yoga mat in nature today, and the sun came out, and i realised how enriched and 'wealthy' i felt, despite not reaching all of the 'milestones' that society told me to reach as a 27 y.o woman. i feel so free, and grateful. beginning to see love around me, even in nature, and small moments in each day.

At 25 years of age , you are much wiser than most of 80 years old people

@Fastcash4

4 ай бұрын

But you not , Yk why because you just proved his points with this comment, you just limited ones Ability to think with age, just because he 25 he can’t be wise ? Age mean nothing in life you can be 17 with this mindset if your Truly a free thinker,

School is *NOT* about learning the "subjects" that are taught. School is about learning to defer to authority...to be where you are told to be when you are told to be there. It's about seeking external approval - grades. Are you "worthy", do you "measure up"? That mindset is ingrained in a subtle but powerful way, but it certainly creates a world of sheep, just like those in power love.

@servantprince

4 ай бұрын

The 7 hidden lessons of compulsory govt approved education - John Taylor Gatto

@ryanmagiera4402

4 ай бұрын

I'm a public school teacher. I'm sorry you feel this way, but we teachers love love love to prop up independent thinking and thinkers. Please re think your perspective. We provide explicit social emotional and mental health lessons, and I am a math teacher. School/Education is about providing the skills and knowledge to give you the ability to have the opportunity to make your own life

4 ай бұрын

With all due respect to you and your intentions / motives, the cogs within the machine are not necessarily aware of the machinery to which they belong. I have no doubt that you are in earnest. Just like many medical providers are genuinely interested in providing care for their patients, and yet they belong to a system designed in opposition to those principles. @@ryanmagiera4402

@servantprince

4 ай бұрын

@@Legitahmi democracy is 5 wolves and 4 sheep voting on what's for dinner

@AbshirFuaad-fq2bd

4 ай бұрын

Yes brother it is exactly like that.

My currency is peace & happiness. I will forever use that as my measurement.

@Monoqor

5 ай бұрын

Best way to go about it 💯

The system profits off ignorance.

@friendlytank

4 ай бұрын

ignorance is weaknesses.

@McSquirts

4 ай бұрын

That's why out of everything in this video I agreed with, I respectfully disagree with his view on the education system. Although it is currently extremely flawed, I think that basic education is still a necessity and always will be, it's just that since the 1990s, and this is a long-time proven fact and it only gets more and more right as time passes, education is dying in this country because culture is dying. The mass illegal immigration is in fact going to be a detriment of this country, and it is one of the reasons it has significantly changed my life path. No politics, that is just a genuine fact. We have no official language, no border laws right now restricting the passage of illegals, we are effectively a lawless nation right now in the United States. We are not long fallen from the 1st world status

@realist7239

4 ай бұрын

@@McSquirts

Great video!, I was 42 years old when I finally woke up, now I’m 50 and I love being me, sometimes someone will call me weird and I say thanks for the compliment

@ianuragaggarwal

4 ай бұрын

You are not weird but unique!

@deliaguerra2014

4 ай бұрын

LOL👊

@servantprince

4 ай бұрын

The word is peculiar servantking.info

The illusion of control is one of the strongest

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

🎯

@thephoenixhasflown

4 ай бұрын

When that illusion is suddenly shattered there's nothing else like it in life. I mean when you realize your oars don't move the boat

"Society, you're a crazy breed, I hope you're not lonely without me" Eddy Vedder

So powerful. Golden handcuffs was a brilliant saying. "All those that are wandering are not lost"

Yea I hate how successful people will act like anyone can do what they do, and then they pay to teach how to get rich, but it doesn't work for most people...And then they blame you and say you didn't work hard enough when in actuality they had a head start and certain luck that you don't have.

I just stumbled over your video...and felt comfortable listening to you. I am a Dutch woman single all my life 75jrs of age living tiny no debts. My car is mine my tiny house also. Living a little remote i look at the world and just wonder... Thank jou Hoe sharing...🎉❤

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for your thoughts ❤️

Good advice. I blame corporate advertizing for a lot of our problems. And being stigmatized if you don't buy new stuff. People look down on folks who buy stuff out of charity shops. But the clothes are just as good. I bought a push bike from a recycle repair shop for $50 instead of $500 for a new one. It looks and goes just as good. People need to wake up!

We're a tribalistic species, for both good and bad, and those who are outliers (myself included) can often feel like a fish out of water as the currents of life carry on with or without us. But, I will always prefer to be true to myself rather than follow the herd. The thing with conformity is that, sooner or later, you must sacrifice your own authenticity, and that is something that I will never do. I listen to the internal "voice" and let the chips fall where they may. The world can judge me as it will. I won't measure myself against those so eager to follow each other. Who is the leader? lol

In this “society” nobody wins. Either you be a good person and be broke and alone or be a bad person with flying monkeys and a constant fear of losing your money.

@syl3993

4 ай бұрын

I disagree, read my reply I just posted here. You have a choice.

Young man with wise old soul, keep teaching your generation. You're paying attention!

I agree with you. Was a yuppie in the 80's. Fortunately outgrew it after 5 years. Escaped that lifestyle to a small cabin in the woods on a lake. At 66 years old I'm happy to have chosen to live differently. Still have conventional friends but they accept/ tolerate me. You provide a service to other young men to hopefully get it early. To me, you've provided reinforcement. Thank you.

@SIERRATREES

4 ай бұрын

Ive gone the same way. Minimalism, peace, and quietness. Works for me.

I can definitely relate to what you’re saying in this video. At first I thought something was wrong with me because everyone was "moving up" in life, getting married and all that and I was still stuck living like a teenager, but eventually I realized that I wasn’t stuck, I was just on my own path. I don’t want to get married and do all the things everyone else does, I just want to do what makes me happy and fulfilled. I want my life to be an adventure, not a monotonous experience where I end up turning into a worker drone that just lives to work and never enjoy myself. Even if that means I’ll be less desirable to women, even if it means I’ll have less money, and even if it means I won’t be seen as cool by society, the most important thing is that I’m doing me.

@JM-yd9sm

4 ай бұрын

The writer Charles Bukowski said people often end up living meaningless lives and just do what everyone else does; they make getting married and having kids seem like a victory, because they HAVE to do it because they can’t think of anything else to do. They don’t live their lives with any bravery.

@DoritosBurger

4 ай бұрын

@@JM-yd9sm Charles is probably my favourite author, nice to see other people are familiar with his work.

@deadreckoning6288

4 ай бұрын

Spot on. Same for me. 👍 But not easy in this society. Its like swimming upstream.

Be free is the most powerful thing that human can achieve

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

💯

5:25 I’ve literally been trying to explain this to people for years and years - I went bankrupt in 2009 and found out very quickly that you’re not worth what you have, you’re worth what you OWE

@JM-yd9sm

4 ай бұрын

I discovered that it feels much better to owe a small fortune than to be owed one!

This is so refreshing. I’m a sixty something women living in Wales and it’s so nice to find another free independent thinker on KZread. Well done for figuring this stuff out at such a young age. So many people get caught in this trap and don’t even realise there in a trap.

I don’t stay in one place for too long, I don’t spend money I don’t have, and I don’t care what other people think. Life is hard sometimes, but I feel free and that makes me happy.

The Matrix is all about attachments. Freedom is all about detachment

Self knowledge is the truth not what society says

@BigReptileCrew

4 ай бұрын

Know thyself.

When I was in my 20s and 30s, I tried so hard to be like others (kids, husband, etc). I never got those things but now, at 58, so glad it didn't happen to me. I realized I was just trying to conform. Having kids is definitely not for me. Living a simple life is who I truly am.

March to the beat of your own drum! Success isnt measured by wealth, its measured by stability. Work hard and live within your means and never mind what the other person has.

Wow, Daon! I wish I had seen this video when I was in high school. I am a 60-year-old white woman who graduated with a masters degree in 1988. I put myself through college with no money from my parents. They didn’t have it to give. I then immediately married too young because I believed that was the “next move.” I did not pay off my student loans and other debt until I was 44. I had no clue how things worked, even after my education (which was NOT in business, economics or finance). The internet and mass media as we know it did not exist. I course-corrected throughout my life by trial & error. You are wise beyond your years. Please continue to mentor.

@deadreckoning6288

4 ай бұрын

This resonates. I'm 59 with a similar experience. Had to learn everything by trial & error. Didn't have many good teachers or mentors and the education system doesn't teach the important stuff, like basic life skills. Can't say I'm happy where my life is at. It's been a combination of poor choices & unfortunate luck.

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for your thoughts, Julia! Gonna keep pushing forward.

@julia21664

4 ай бұрын

@@deadreckoning6288 I’m so sorry that you’re not happy. Sincerely. I hit some extremely tough times throughout the journey I described. It’s far from easy. But I taught my children the lessons I’ve learned. I was able to guide them through college and beyond. They are both happy, healthy, kind, loving, funny, discerning humans. They are both married to good people. They have jobs they enjoy and own homes they can afford. They also actively work in making this country and our world better for all. What more could a person want? THIS, to me, is success. Maybe you could find a way to guide & mentor, as well? Teach from what you’ve learned. It might help you feel better. Just a thought. I wish you well, my friend.

This video really remided me of the book: "You dont have to grow up -scott stillman". Id recommend for everyone to read it if you liked this video

@EMail-mt1kr

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for recommending this. I'll check it out 👊

Great video.. We need to unschool and re school ourselves. FREE TO LEARN

this is one of the most important message to the people who live in our modern society

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

🤝🏾

Wow you just said what I've been thinking. I realized early that I don't want a big house, a new car or anything material, really other than what I need to survive. As long as I have enough money to be able to go see cool places and make my videos with my old camera I'll be happy. If I gotta work 7 days a week to pay off some dumb house ill never fully own.. hell yeah of course I'd be miserable

The fact of everyone love to tell you what to do, but then when it fails they say you didn't picked right o you didn't do it right. Lots of people have mastered the art of doing the dumbest things but making it look good. Facts man

Wish I would have figured this out when I was your age. But you got it man. Don’t forget it and you will be an extremely happy young man living life with a purpose. A purpose that’s not working trying to afford stuff you don’t need and can’t afford… good stuff..

BEST advice I have heard in a mighty long time. 🎉 wise words of a wise man. I'm saving this as a daily reminder of what exactly I chose to give up for the work. NEVER really living merely existing. Caged in with zero access to fresh air or the warmth of sun on my skin. Always longing for the return of a simple way of life and a sense of community where everybody looks out for the greater good of everyone. And everyone is valued.❤

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

❤️

It's the Prussian educational model that doesn't want too much independent thought. Certain things are just not taught. Our society runs on obedient workers. We need them. But you sir, figured it out. A few of us do.

Such an important message you are conveying! I think there A LOT of people that don't take the time to truly think about what they want to do and how they want to live. They just go with the flow and look at what others in their surroundings are doing. I feel it is definitely a harder route to go your own way (especially if you go the opposite direction of society, friends, family), but staying true to yourself is the biggest reward you can go get. All the best to you! ✌🏼

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

Same to you as well 🙌🏾

love this man. Everything about it. Keep creating

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

Salute bro 🤝🏾

@suatt38

4 ай бұрын

Teeqo?

@user-uc1sf8dg7j

4 ай бұрын

Well you need to become a passport bro

Dude that's why l left America l am in the Philippines, thx brother God always bless you 🙏

Nobody ever, seems to remember, life is a game we play.

@theintrovertedaspie9095

2 ай бұрын

Yup, and a game we choose to be brought onto.

I agree that high school age students should be taught about financial planning and responsibility and how it can affect their lives.

I agree with everything you said except your comments on education. Education creates thinkers. Education is supposed to teach how to think, not what to think. Tests give the illusion that what you learned has to be remembered, and although institutions use them as a quantitative tool, they only push you to think harder, which strengthens the mind. Self education is best. Institutional education is the next best, and no education could be detrimental in our society- but in spiritual and mystical circles, the less education you have the better. Thank you for providing thought-provoking commentary.

Thank you for this wisdom! It's really so simple, but because it is so simple, we tend to overlook it. The only thing that we really owe society is that we do not contribute to the chaos of the world. If, after careful consideration, we chose to live in a bamboo hut in the forest, or drive an old car (or not even own a car), or remain single, it's our life;. There is a saying, "Do as thou will, but harm no other." Sadly, most times, the world is telling us what to do for its own benefit.

Welcome to the real world. You are in a lot of company. Life is not that much more different than when I was your age in 1989. Bosses were more in your face then than now and treated you with no better dignity. Rent was cheaper than now but the desire for new cars and clothes and stuff was the same as now. You are finding your way in life at 25. Now I am 60 and I am back to finding my way yet again and everything is different now. I wasn't homeless then but I am now. I have no permanent address and do not want one. I have saved my earned income since the scare of the Financial Crisis and banked all the pandemic $ I received. I have carefully invested that money so I derive a modest return every month. I still work odd skilled labor jobs any chance I get. I move up and down the east coast following the weather and job opportunities. My life is in stark contrast with that of my dad's. Nice union pension and SS and a homeowner. But I would never trade life with my dad. I love the freedom he never had until he retired. Every generation does it differently than prior ones. At the end of the day, we all have to make our own tracks in life.What are your tracks going to look like?

Very wise young man. He is someone That we can look up to No matter how old we are. I am over 60 years old And I wish that I had met someone like him when I was young. He has his head on straight

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

Thanks a ton. Just doing my best.

Been single 4 years, let go of alot of anger, nonchalant towards what other mfs think about me been like that for a while and just do my own thing ✊🏾😌💪🏾

smart young man. it took me fifty years to come to the same conclusion.

Love to see some bright brothers in my recommended spreading that good message

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

Appreciate it boss 🤝🏾

Wow! What a refreshing thing to hear in the midst todays messed up social veiws. Too much debt, too many opinions, and when it comes down to it, no one really knows what the hell they're doing in life. People think wealth is the key to happiness. Dont get me wrong, money probably really takes the sting out of being poor 😂 but its also a trap. In my view, true happiness lies in getting lost in the creativity of what you love to do. And also doing good for others. Great content, nothing but love from the UK 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🙌

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

Shoutout to you bro 🤝🏾

Looking back now, what you say is spot on. Wish i didn't panic and took abit more time and not madly follow along with what we were suppose to do. If i could go back i would do it differently. Debt really sucks and very hard to get rid off. Most Americans know as allot have debts equaling up to a trillion dollars. Short term fun for long term pain.

I’m choosing to not go to college and I’ve been called a scumbag for that. Guys don’t let pressure do it to you when it comes to making a decision you know is best for you.

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

🎯

@Sukoshi_Yuta

3 ай бұрын

It is actually a good decision of not going to a college

Hello from West Allis - I quit my job 2 years ago with no backup plan. Traveled the country in a beat up SUV I converted into the camper. Loved seeing familiar parks and grocery stores in your vid! Couldn’t agree more on the broken education system.

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

Sounds like living the dream, my friend. Appreciate you for watching.

Awesome video. I fall into these mindframes often. Im a 38 year old solo mother , when im the most unhappy, is when i compare myself to others.. i work and rent my home. I dont own a car.. everything in my home is second hand, but i have no debt. Just paid my 11,000 dollar student loan .. have no hire purchases, or credit cards.. this video made me appreciate these things. Bless you brother ❤

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

❤️

💪 Man you’re talking about the facts. Like I was so miserable when I was just following rules of the society. I was thinking suicidal, but then I realized that what I have to lose while living my own terms if I’m ready to end this my own terms? The best decision ever. Of course my current lifestyle needs society, but I’m not shackled to them.

@Monoqor

5 ай бұрын

No doubt bro. Escaping the box & getting clarity is key.

You're a smart man! Most people are like wind up toys who just bang a drum. Crabs in a bucket. When you try to escape they only try to drag you back down to be less than mediocre like them. You're intelligent and figured it out. Avoid them like the plague!

Dude, these thoughts are in my head too. We cause so much pain when we dont follow the heart. Great video.

Great conclusions. You are right 100%. If you believe in yourself and your perceptions It´s easy to navigate this society without falling to the temptations wich is set ut for you to fail. Great content! From Sweden

Very eloquently said! I'm now in my early 70's and have ALWAYS done exactly what you're advocating, and I am so thankful and happy I didn't fall into the conformity trap. I have always been my own man. Of course, I've gotten a lot of flak from the conformists along the way, but I never let that slow me down, because I was always convinced that I was on the right path. Most people forget that they only live once. If you don't do it in this lifetime, you never will. Good luck with all your future endeavors! P.S. I wish I lived somewhere near you; I believe we'd be great friends.

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

It’s a great way to live for sure. Good luck to you as well, my friend.

I'm gutted I wasn't this wise at 25. Sure would have saved a lot of upset and regret. Enjoyed this. You're a very aware man. I wish you a good life. xx

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

Wish you the same ✊🏾

Great video. Keep up the good work. "For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows." - 1 Timothy 6:10 , KJV "The rich ruleth over the poor, and the borrower is servant to the lender." - Proverbs 22:7 , KJV "Owe no man any thing, but to love one another: for he that loveth another hath fulfilled the law." - Romans 13:8 , KJV

Great way of sharing your thoughts. There’s so much that society will hide from you until it’s too late. Keep up the great content

@Monoqor

5 ай бұрын

Appreciate it man 💯

Either you think for yourself or you let society or others think for you. Many people trade their own thing for conforming which is something they can share with many others. A cost of doing your own thing is perhaps less people to share with....but you do have the most interesting person you know...yourself..

I did not expect this video to be that good. There is a lot of maturity and great advise in it. In my 70s and I can say is I agree with all you said.

My two cents is that the more you play the society game, the more insecurity you incur. As somebody with ADHD, this reality is amplified on a larger scale, so as a 21-year-old, I have five goals in life: number one, buying my mother a retirement home; number two, a childless relationship; and number three. Travel the world number four. Be KZreadr number five and give something positive to this world in one shape or another.

yes, there are lots of hidden costs that most won't talk about, and most won't find out 'bout 'em until it's too late!

This guy’s a genius, he falls into that 1% of people who understood and decoded the traps of society. This video gives me lots of peace, thank you ❤

Great video, man. I totally agree with what you shared, and I always thought and lived this way myself. People are so eager to get those Golden handcuffs!

You've figured this out much earlier than me, congrats. When you think you want something, think about it for at least a week or more and often times I find you probably dont really want it. Living on credit is ridiculous. Ive got a great career, but I still live life like I could be broke tomorrow. True freedom is when you can walk away from any job and not lose everything.

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

Definitely true. Being patient & balanced can save you alot of trouble.

Omg you absolute hero, I spend my life running round telling people this when they say I’m doing life wrong - now I can just forward them someone saying it better ❤️🙏

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

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facts brother. I ain't gonna lie I'm commenting this kinda prematurely, haven't finished the whole video yet since I gotta get ready for work, but man that intro was real.

I like the part about the credit and loans etc. this is super important. Who cares about that fat shiny car that is not even yours? I am 47, I have nothing compared to my siblings, and a lot of people around me, but hell, I have no debts either. I am very glad about that.

hardest video i've seen in months, at 25 this gave me more mental clarity than 99% of "Life Gurus/Coaches/Experts"

You speak the truth. Be happy and live your life your way. Let others jump through hoops, you do you. Great video x

I’m 19 years old and this is great advice! Thank you!

Great message Daon. I can say as someone a bit older that selling out and taking the conformist path had served me well for a decade. I lived quite comfortably and saved a bit of money. But now the goal posts have all moved, job security is a thing of the past, and I'm confronted with the reality that my prime was largely wasted doing bs tasks for employers who never valued me at all or helped me reach my potential. Take risks when you are younger, find something that makes you jump out of bed in the middle of the night to write down ideas, and stick with it.

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

Definitely will take your words to mind. Appreciate it 🤝🏾

I have social anxiety disorder and throughout my whole life I along with everyone else considered it normal, so I never cared to fix it or get help. It took me getting a job as a waiter and asking a girl out that I liked only for it to blow up in my face for me to finally understand that there was something wrong with my mind. If I had never involved other people and recognized how their social norms work I would’ve never figured it out. It was the most depressing thing I’ve been through but it needed to be done Not only did I realize a lot of stuff about myself, but also unintentionally learned how the world works in a way that I would’ve never figured out

As my favorite quote from Anakin Skywalker: "We are fighting a war, not a battle, Snips. There will be more opportunities to show your worth."

And the truth shall make you free…thanks Bro for keeping it Real❤

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

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I am that’s why they won’t leave me alone

Im 42. Everything they told me was a lie.

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

That’s always the plan.

Skynyrd sang it best “be a simple man, one you love and understand”.

Facts. All of this is stuff id recommend to all young people. At 47, i can say im living pretty good because i lived financially conservative as a younger person. Avoid debt as much as possible. Yall are fighting an uphill battle. I wish you luck

Excellent quote, new found friend, “Don’t live life by the default settings.” Makes all the difference.

@Monoqor

4 ай бұрын

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Thank you brother needed this🙏🏾.

Man I needed to hear this thank you my man

Love this!!

All facts my bro - love how you did this content keep them coming!

Loved this video. Thank you for creating and sharing.

YUPPP!!! thank you for keeping it real, and raising awareness around breaking certain patterns and cycles most of us were thrown into. We gotta have the common sense to make our own choices, and *choose* the sacrifices we're willing to make.

Profound. Definitely needed this. 🙏

You nailed it! Great video!

Hell yeah, brother. Best believe it.

Wisest words I've heard on youtube in 10+ years.

Dropping that Knowledge my friend ♥️👍🏽

You have spoken with great wisdom, THANK YOU!

Spot on video! Great work

You're spot on, good sir!

I’m 59yrs old, been with my girlfriend for 11yrs. We own our house outright with no debt to our names. It’s very freeing to live with no debt but it’s something that doesn’t come for free. We both worked hard to get to this point. My biggest advice to say a 20yr old today would be to not get trapped into monthly payments for things you don’t really need. For example you can find a car for $3000 and drive it to the ground without having crazy monthly payments. Yes there might be repairs needed but if you choose your car carefully it can go a long way. My last vehicle was a 2004 Chevy Venture minivan that I paid $2500 for. I had that van for 8yrs before it died. I might’ve put $2000 into repairs over that time but if you compare this to a $700 monthly payment you would be saving a lot of money. My next piece of advice would be to invest in a quality dividend stock. Reinvest the dividends and invest $500-$1000 per month into it. If you do this for the next 30yrs you will be set financially for life.

facts bro love for this video