"I can't tell you who makes it through." Proceed to tell them who makes it through.

@jd1982

2 жыл бұрын

Ha. You got there before me

@ErikAdalbertvanNagel

2 жыл бұрын

You really can't. Just look at Goggin's story.

@KNine36

2 жыл бұрын

Lol I was thinking the exact same thing 😭😭😂😂😭😭

@klikks

2 жыл бұрын

Cleary fake story 😅

@parkershaw8529

2 жыл бұрын

You beat me! This is the type of story that sounds reasonable, but probably not true.

My dad was a former navy seal. He was also a fucking sociopath so take that as you will.

@j.o.s.h.

2 жыл бұрын

Today on shit that never happened.

@lynnodonnell4764

2 жыл бұрын

Hunter I understand your viewpoint. I dated an Army guy who was Air Borne and Special Forces. He loved killing people when he was on a Swat Team in some Asian country. He told me once if a man and a dog were placed side by side and he was ordered to Drop One he wud shoot the man in a heartbeat. He was heavy into bondage and having sex slaves, ( I found out later. He wasn't faithful) One day I went to his apartment and he proceeded to throw me to the floor and mash my face into the filthy carpet raping me from behind while saying "I can't stand looking at your face. You look like my mother" He raped me so violently I vaginally bled for a month. He had been horribly abused as a young boy and now his hatred of people manifested itself in hurting others. After that rape episode a light went on for me and I began therapy for being incested , first at age 4, again at age 10. Always having picked out severely emotionally abusive men for relationships. I hope over time that Time will heal your hurts. For me it took alot of therapy.

@yanickotto7756

2 жыл бұрын

@@lynnodonnell4764 Wow, continue to stay strong.

@bishopthedon5041

2 жыл бұрын

@@lynnodonnell4764 so sorry to hear that may got grant you peace, serenity, and love ❤️ and I hope u find that one that treat you like the Queen you are 💯❤️

@tsohgallik

2 жыл бұрын

Bahaha 🤣 So many Fathers end up crazy anyways depending on how they were they raised up

suffering doesn't seem so bad when you're not doing it alone

@williammatthews2948

Жыл бұрын

Amen to that.

@EmperorMuiz

3 ай бұрын

Damn right you are

@loosingsleep4071

21 күн бұрын

I think most of these types of men who choose high pressure careers like military, paramedic, firefighter, surgeon, lawyer, & CEO tend to be on the side of callousness, coldness, disagreeable, & aggressive which is exactly why those men choose or are pushed into those career paths it’s a way to getting it handled and especially the military teaches you to care about others your country, your flag, your branch, & most importantly the men in the fox hole next to you

i can't tell you 10 seconds later "let me describe you exactly "

@webkid4567

Жыл бұрын

He obviously means they don't have a set of characteristics that make up the ideal candidate who is guaranteed to make it every time, because they only really share this one characteristic that doesn't reveal itself until they're deep in the process and stripped down to their core. It's not worded the best but it's pretty clear what the intent was if you're not a KZread Bot or an imbecile

@GORILLA_PIMP

Жыл бұрын

@@webkid4567 Ok karen

@LaurenLawDawg

Жыл бұрын

Liguistic tricks always speak truth without announcement

I care not for the strongest or the smartest, but for the helping hand rather than the knife in my back.

@daliamontoya2783

2 жыл бұрын

Well said 👏

@smileyhappyface5864

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly, depending on the scenario, the smartest might just be the guy that doesn't put a knife in your back.

@bigmikecockrell

2 жыл бұрын

Is this a quote

@daliamontoya2783

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigmikecockrell yes it is

@Apolitically-Correct

Жыл бұрын

Though, I would assume navy seals are probably pretty good at knifing someone in the back, or really anywhere on their body.

Knowing you can depend on someone no matter what makes a huge difference if someone is successful.

@mcbrodz1663

2 жыл бұрын

All these talks always seem to rely on having a rich friend who helps them out and aren’t applicable to normal every day ppl

@saultube44

2 жыл бұрын

Hence parents are key for kids

@alvinsheczlek5243

Жыл бұрын

Who's going to carry the boats???

@Deimonos85

4 ай бұрын

That’s why no women pass it

I had similar experience with my team at our McDonald’s restaurant. Only those who could dig deep and help their team mate out in times of high stress would make it to assistant manager.

@pattyb6003

2 жыл бұрын

This is a criminally underliked comment.

@sammy080798

Жыл бұрын

I could write a book based on this comment..... agreed, most underliked comment

@Argonak1

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha, yeah because McDicks Rush Hour is an active combat zone. The two are nothing alike in any way shape or form.

@sammy080798

Жыл бұрын

@@Argonak1 I bet you're a blast at parties

@VincentDBlair

Жыл бұрын

😂

Naval Academy graduate here (class of '99!); my brother-in-law is a Navy SEAL. We have talked about our Idoc experiences and there is a common theme: all challenges are designed to be solved with teamwork. You aren't expected to be able to do 200 push-ups, but you are expected to try, and to keep encouraging the person next to you even if you can't keep going. The goal is that you don't give up. Can't keep doing push-ups? Stay down there on your face, shouting your lungs out as you KEEP PUSHING anyway. Can keep doing push-ups? Yell encouragement at the person next to you who is struggling. I was a strong runner. When someone couldn't finish the 10-mile run, I ran back to them and jogged alongside them as they walked, jogged, or crawled their way to the finish line. All that matters is that we got there together. I'm not one of those people who advocates that everyone should go through military services (that's a TERRIBLE idea!), but the military does teach quite a lot of good life-lessons.

@juliustaylor9920

Жыл бұрын

my dad was an ex marine, and growin up everytime buds class 234 came on the discovery channel he made me watch it lol. he died in 2013. im 33 now, and when i watch it i cant make it through that documentary without crying. not because my dad died, but because i finally understand why he always wanted me to watch it, and also why he would sometimes cry watching it to.

@JANEEDISTURBED

Жыл бұрын

Yes that was then. Unfortunately today it's sounding a lot like the current admin is promoting nothing but video games. No one is encouraging anything but a joystick to navigate planes and drones. What kind of military is that? I have no confidence in technology when we next have our lives in the hands of AI robots, video games, and computers. It's like a Skynet scenario from Terminator playing out. If it keeps going that path, Humanity is definitely doomed. We can't teach robots life lessons.

@JANEEDISTURBED

Жыл бұрын

But don't get me wrong, I can see what purpose a drone would have. To send one out to map an enemy territory out precisely. Or to make sure unnecessary lives aren't lost haphazardly, for no other reason. But the training is the core of the mentality and building of character one already had, that just has to push it out of those who kept it hidden.

@kerrymorrison6768

Жыл бұрын

Great post..not for everyone but the lessons that we learn from those who have are great lessons

@tacklefatkids1195

Жыл бұрын

Seals love strong runners

My Dad made it though. ( frogman) never heard him complain, always joking, never got flustered. He’s still the same today at 91.

@rokkfel4999

2 жыл бұрын

Oh the predecessor of the seals nice hope he Has pleasant days ahead

@seriouslyyoujest1771

2 жыл бұрын

I have this great photo of the 1951 team. I wish I could post it.

@rokkfel4999

2 жыл бұрын

@@seriouslyyoujest1771 same photos like that are valued highly in museums….liek tehy will make a copy to use for the archives

@TheSpecialJ11

2 жыл бұрын

I think once you've been through tough shit and experienced that you can handle that, everything else feels easy by comparison. I rarely get frustrated anymore, and I think it's because my life sucked really hard for half a decade and it was in many ways my fault. Once I got myself out of it, the normal problems of life seem so minor in comparison they're not even problems to me anymore they're just obstacles in the same way a tall curb you have to step onto is an obstacle. Sounds like your dad was at a way more extreme and impressive version of where I'm at.

@jjclark1035

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheSpecialJ11 So... You're calling yourself a sociopath?

It's something about being broke down but still willing to keep going and help others that shows who the real ones are

@unquenchableflame888

Жыл бұрын

It's called God body

@unquenchableflame888

Жыл бұрын

He God Bodied that

@mike9031

Жыл бұрын

​@@unquenchableflame888 😐

I spent 12 years in Army special forces. I’m 5’6” and weigh 155 lbs. In selection I saw so many big guys breakdown and quit, or cry, or just freak out. After training my team was referred to as “Team Smurf.” There were no big guys, just a bunch of lean serious soldiers. I never saw anyone shiver in fear, but I did see a lot of guys just break down at an emotional level.

@advantageofthedisadvantage7213

Жыл бұрын

Well obviously the heavier you are the tougher it will be to get through

@Aikidoman06

Жыл бұрын

@@advantageofthedisadvantage7213 no, it’s better to be 6+ft and 250lbs. No one comes out of shape. It’s easier with mass. No one makes it without heart and determination

@bluv6430

Жыл бұрын

I was 5'5" and 165 when I hit Basic at FT. Leonard Wood, MO. I went through Basic at 37 years old in 2005. I went Engineers, 8 years. I salute you fellow SMURF.

@Whoopdido777

Жыл бұрын

@@advantageofthedisadvantage7213 Seems like if you’re a big heavy dude you would want to stick with the Army. That way you wouldn’t have to do any of the underwater stuff. And you could still get picked for Special Forces like the Rangers or Delta.

@LiberteEgaliteFraternite1

8 ай бұрын

@@bluv6430firstly thank you for serving this country. Second, could I have a conversation with you? Im 31, and possibly in a similar boat you were in. Just have some questions. If so, I’ll make an email to share with you over here so we can move off YT. Thanks!

Literally: "Not the strongest or the smartest, but those who have the will to fight"

@rapsheets4993

Жыл бұрын

not really. you need to have the most endurance be strong, and have it factor. all the guys that pass are elite athletes

Navy SEALs: we only hire anime protagonists

This reminds me of a story I heard about navy seals staying the night in the ocean and they could only leave if someone volunteered to quit. So they sang songs together as a big group till the sun came up

@Idolstarcynder

Жыл бұрын

It was mud and marines. Way to fake the story though.

@leahwilkerson504

Жыл бұрын

It was mud and during Navy Seal training. It was Admiral McRaven before he was Admiral McRaven. His speech is on KZread. It's a great speech.

I am not a Navy SEAL, but I was in the military and there was one saying about the value of teamwork that has always kept me going. "It's a lot easier to keep up than to catch up."

I was drowning in a rip tide off the coast of Florida. After fighting to stay afloat for what seemed like hours, but was probably less than 10 minutes, I was exhausted and couldn't keep up anymore, and I started sinking. Something inside me screamed at me. It told me to keep fighting, that there was no reason to stop trying, that to stop meant death. Somehow, all my fatigue just melted away. A few minutes later someone finally came for me and saved my life. I've felt what this guy is saying. I always assumed this was normal.

@_YohAsakura_

3 ай бұрын

Glad you survived. That was me too but in Galveston, Texas

Ok I get it why Steve Rodgers is the chosen one to be captain America 😌

@warbler1984

2 жыл бұрын

Because he's on roids

@kaoutermouslimhaliba7145

2 жыл бұрын

As I understood from the film, he was not such a valuable soldier, and that's why they thought it was ok to experiment with him. If the experiment worked he was going to finally become a valuable asset, if not it was not going to be a great loss. I don't know the comics though.

@AdamHallDeathPunch

2 жыл бұрын

@@warbler1984 He was skinny and tiny when he was chosen for the project to become Captain America. It's because he never gave up and cared for others.

@ridjauhnryan6882

2 жыл бұрын

I like the way you think, very perceptive

@andmicbro1

Жыл бұрын

As much as the Falcon & Winter Soldier show kind of sucked, the parts with Zemo were fantastic. I loved the part where they are talking about how the Super Soldier serum correpted everyone, except Steve Rogers, and even Zemo is like, "touche, but there has never been another Steve Rogers has there?" It wasn't the supersoldier serum, it was the man behind it that made it heroic.

its not about individual ability when you are part of a team

@JT-nu1oi

2 жыл бұрын

The Marine Corps bootcamp removes 3words in your vocabulary, me,I and you !!the beginning of team begins Semper Fi brothers

I had a chat with a retired Sri Lankan Army special ops guy who was driving a taxi and he told me the exact same thing. Big tall strong guys full of muscle didn't make it through the training but only a few extremely mentally strong willed survived.

@zzzzzz1039

Жыл бұрын

Because they are fed the same rations but required far more. Of course they cant keep up. Large bodies are better at getting a lot done in a short time not long bouts of ensurance. Small guys will here this stuff and let it got to there head.

@lordoffaiyum9727

Жыл бұрын

@@zzzzzz1039 Facts lol Thing is in real life larger men are more successful. More capable. This is creep and hide. Not a big mans job.

@vza7938

7 ай бұрын

​@@lordoffaiyum9727 with rifles in hand, id say the size factor goes out the window

@Huckleberry68

5 ай бұрын

Who the hell in Sri lanka is over 6 ft 😂😂😂😂😂

@_YohAsakura_

3 ай бұрын

Damn.... He became a taxi driver!?. He should own a small taxi company

Me, a tall, skinny, emotionally depressed and injured man: "Thanks, I needed that motivation. Thanks for believing in me🥺"

@castleanthrax1833

Жыл бұрын

I used to be 60 kilos wringing wet, and my cousin who was an SAS trooper said there were guys in his unit that were my size. ✌️🇦🇺

@taitsmith8521

Жыл бұрын

Ditto dude. 😂

As someone who joined the navy without knowing how to swim, and making it through the swim qual on the final chance/day, and graduated boot the following morning, I can tell you that it definitely takes fear and determination.

@batboy555

2 жыл бұрын

I saw that in basic. Man never said he couldn't swim. Sank like a stone. Got in a bit of trouble for gigging.

I’ve been there, I’ve seen all kinds of dudes make it through, college athletes and swole dudes too. At the end of the day, it’s whether or not you want it bad enough

@jakemorrison548

2 жыл бұрын

Found the comment I was looking for

@tcjohnson3437

2 жыл бұрын

True. Was there a long time myself. A little bit of everything makes it. Mentality decides it.

@AdamHallDeathPunch

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sure lots of different people make it through, but I have heard that a lot of it does come down to if you are trusted. You could be a swole guy, but others have to trust you. I'm curious if you found that to be true. I've heard they care more about who is trustworthy more than being incredibly skilled.

@Kenneth86666

Жыл бұрын

@@AdamHallDeathPunch Those two things goes pretty much hand in hand tho. If you are not skilled,then instantly you will get goofed at,and not seen as trustworthy. If you are skilled,you earn respect almost instantly. Didnt you go to school? The "losers" at school are seen as all negative words in the book. Trustworthy is the last they would say about a person like that. A college football star would instantly be seen as trustworthy. Its just how humans see each other.

@Argonak1

Жыл бұрын

Not true at all. Even if you pass, you only become a seal if the already existing team selects you. You can pass the test and go home teamless.

In short, it appears moreso mental strength, perseverance, level of care and dedication as a team. good video.

This made me damn near cry. We are all here together on this planet. Be kind to one another.

@lacal16

Жыл бұрын

The only reason that will allow you to believe that is because there are those of us who will do the dirty deed and live with the consequences

Live with my ex GF for a year and you'll fly through the navy seals program with ease!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@louisefuchs2086

Жыл бұрын

Well ain't that an equal to hell's week

@cynthiacoles1173

Жыл бұрын

Lol

There is also much more to the selection process than compassion.

@peznando

2 жыл бұрын

Not compassion! Unity!

@badfoody

2 жыл бұрын

Not compassion. Duty

This is a great description of my husband and why I married him.

Most people that did not make it through my Green Beret selection were guys whose minds gave up not their body. I walked ten days with two broken bones in my foot. The last test is a long march without knowing how far we had to go or how long we had. I saw guys give up and sit down a mile from the finish line. Just putting one foot in front of the other over and over again sometimes is all it takes to succeed.

I grew up from 8 years ago with my mother and two sisters. My Father left with a another woman at 8. He took Ill with a brain tumor at the age of 39 and I was 15. The wonderful woman he left with abandoned him. When our mom sat us down and gave us the tragic news I went out to take care of him and the whole time there pulled my strength from God and a loving mother. I am a successfully, loving and caring man with a beautiful wife, because of my mom. And before she passed was fortunate to tell her I was the man I was because of her love and strength 💪 ❤️ 🙏

The reason I didn't try, is cause of the big guys trying out and it was very intimidating . I thought I never have a chance against them. Thank you for giving me a peace of mind , I never was able to let go that failure in my life. You have given me tranquility . ❤️❤️

@opinionatedcrow9842

2 жыл бұрын

Please don't forget that you are only going to happen once, your ancestors gave their literal everything for descendants they'll never meet, the matter comprising your body was hurled across the cosmos on the last breath of a dying star..... No matter what you may or may not be, say, or do take pride in who you are bc no one else will ever know what that's like even for an instant, so show them how it's done head up, shoulders back smiling like a million bucks even unto the gates of hell if you must. You're awesome and I couldn't imagine a universe without every single person that we have the privilege of journeying through this thing called life alongside, you are in good company walk proudly amongst the children of the stars. I shall hope to see your radiance in the world to come, cut yourself some slack, no wrong answers, just be your brother's keeper and rejoice inheritor of the all and every.

@GORILLA_PIMP

Жыл бұрын

So not being "able to let that go" was a failure for you?? Well then I can promise you this: You definitely were too soft on the inside to make it So you might as well have just went an lifted weights an took roids with the guys you thought were the best 🤣

That's why the good shepherd goes for that one . Blessing brothers and sisters

My best lesson was "panic never solved a crisis".

I dislike every single motivation channel out there. Y'all should too. Makes me feel motivated!

@BestKCL

2 жыл бұрын

What?

@arthurscacophony967

2 жыл бұрын

Mood 🤣🤣

@vegarosa69

2 жыл бұрын

You're motivated by actively disliking what others are doing? I'm pretty sure there's a psychological name for your behavior.

Source: trust me bro. If you think big tough guys don’t become seals idk what to tell you.

@FullMetalPatches

2 жыл бұрын

The hell are you getting on about? They single out the most muscular people in pre BUDS and haze them physically and mentally.

@samhu7402

2 жыл бұрын

@@FullMetalPatches jocko willink, he’s big by any standards and he’s a seal. That’s proof by counter example. Aswell hazing doesn’t discriminate due to size, both big and small guys can be seals. They’re not gonna not let you become a seal because your strong, that’s stupid. They just want the best guy for the job hopefully.

@finnwalt720

2 жыл бұрын

@@samhu7402 idk but i dont think that joko was even close to that big when he was becoming a seal you have to have great endurance to do that and even tho its not impossible to do that while being as big as he is its highly unlikely.

@nosson77

2 жыл бұрын

Source is actually a navy seal

@TaehunSeong.

2 жыл бұрын

BS you actually have no idea, the majority of huge muscular guys don't make it through

That's the most media-trained answer I've ever heard.

Genius I like this guy always the best recitation.

Never went to buds but I did complete Marine Corps boot camp. I was a weight waiver for being under weight. I was never good at sports or popular in school but there was this kid in my recruiting pool who had all state champ in front of every sport he did, captain of the football team, prom king fucking the homecoming queen. He was gunnys star poole, he quit after 10 days in boot. My recruiters took bets on how long I would last in boot, most agreed I'd make it 2 weeks, 4 years and two combat deployments as an infantryman later. It's what's in your mind and your heart not your muscles. There are those who slip through the cracks though lol.

@tonywoconish6695

2 жыл бұрын

🗣SEMPER FI Bro 🇺🇸

@sulfuras1985

2 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah tuefelpuppy. 😎 same thing said to me. My recruiter was 0311 told him I wouldn't sign for anything but UZ contract for a recon seat. Took 6 months to get a quota for me and he doubted I'd ever make it. Got the same thing from all my coaches back in high school too. Made it, graduated, went back to tell the recruiter I did it and he was just bitter about the whole thing. I had already learned to not care what ANYONE thought by then, so I just pity the guy for hating himself or whatever his deal was. Had a lot of guys like you described in MART (the prep school before BRC) come through making a big deal about their skills with weights or girls or whatever accomplishment you can think of as well. Almost all of them DOR'd by the 2nd week. I think I learned more about myself watching other people quit tbh. Memory lane done. Peace bro

@rapsheets4993

Жыл бұрын

I'll take things that never happened for 1000. dude almost everyone graduates boot camp. plus no recruiter would say you won't complete boot camp

David Goggins instantly came to my mind. GOGGINS IS A BEAST!

@drink_ayahuasca

2 жыл бұрын

Yes he is! He transformed his life too

The one who makes it through are the loyal little doggies who will obey every single thing they're told to.

@MazdaRX7007

Жыл бұрын

Pretty much, they don't want anyone who has a sense of individuality or anyone doesn't want to take orders.

@gavins9846

14 күн бұрын

rang the bell?

A friend was in the special forces for the Air Force, went there on a soccer scholarship and quite the team after he joined the spec ops. He never quit even when he was supposed to. RIP Dale

@Apolitically-Correct

Жыл бұрын

So he did quit?

Theres a point where you're more afraid of the failure than the process

@terrybennett6801

2 жыл бұрын

FACTS

@Xellos357

Жыл бұрын

I don't know if thats right at all. I've done some awesome and tough things in my life, and I didnt finish it because I was scared of failing it, I finished it because I wanted it more than I wanted the comfort of being done.

Lakers need to hear this lol

@Proxzima

2 жыл бұрын

lmfao

As soon as he started describing the people that make it through I knew the comments were gonna be lit up!!! 😂

That moved me to tears, NGL. Cuz I'd like to believe I've always been that scrawny underdog that helps out others.

@johnye2210

Жыл бұрын

That says alot about your character 🙏

@saxyrep1

Жыл бұрын

@@johnye2210 Thanks !

@rapsheets4993

Жыл бұрын

dude that's make it thru are endurance runners and swimmers. they are elite athletes.

It's not always how confident or strong you are! Thanks for this example, Simon 👍

Ah yes I see, the power of friendship still overpowers all

@firstlast8258

2 жыл бұрын

Family

@billbobby461

Жыл бұрын

@@firstlast8258 I see you also live life a quarter mile at a time.....

Sounds like just picking the people who are the easiest to take advantage of, while being just strong enough to keep going...

I will never forget my first day in receiving week when I went to bootcamp. Had a dude 6'2 tell me he was the star athlete on his football team and the next time we see him he'll be receiving the honor guide at the end of bootcamp. Not only did he not receive it. He failed at being our guide and our squad leader. We ragged on him for days at the end of it.

The ones who truly care about their brothers, because Maybe it’s about something else. Like good hearts and solid soul’s.

It’s called GRIT!

Helping those poor enemy soldiers find the bullets they lost and deliver them at high speeds! True compassion!

Their gentleness is their true strength.

That's what content of character is-the whole being.

Hmm...my ex made it through the selection process, he didn’t go through with it instead opted to be a Navy Diver, there’s truth in what this man is saying. My ex was quiet, medium build, book smart, didn’t talk much, and he graduated 2 in his class (diver school) but ended up killing our 14 month old son, so why? I honestly think he was a sociopath. He was also, manipulative and had an above average IQ. So there’s something to be said about guys like him and to an extent guys this man is describing ; it’s almost always the ones you least expect.

@vectorcruzusa

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh that took a terrible turn. I'm sorry

@-aprilmornings-2313

2 жыл бұрын

@@vectorcruzusa yes , yes it did .....think how I felt ....went to bed married with two beautiful kids and woke up to losing everything and everyone....that wasn’t a left turn , that’s just straight of the cliff! 😟 But anyways, thankyou for the kindness, and have a good night. 🙂

@teresahickey3021

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my goodness honey I’m so sorry. I don’t understand either. Some say that some of them either catch evil or become evil or somehow can’t get rid of the devil within. I know that just allowing yourself to think a certain way about God can let evil inside. Most people don’t believe that a war is going on right now. It’s been happening since the beginning and It’s between GOOD & EVIL. It’s sad that any war is going on. God’s very real and Jesus is waiting for us all. Hell is real. I doubted God was real after I lost my dad and found out a month later my wonderful husband had the same type of cancer in the same spot. I ( thought to myself) God can’t be real or he wouldn’t let this happen to me. That night I dreamed I was about to fall into Hell. I could see it opening up underneath my bed because I could see a bright red glow getting brighter and brighter. I woke up and I could still see that red glow. Yes a dream can cause your heart to beat faster. Yes dreams can make you sweaty, but according to my eye doctor a dream can’t burn your eyes. My eyes were burnt as if I’d watched someone weld. Well if that wasn’t proof enough I’d forgotten to tell you what woke me up that morning. Someone was knocking on our door and I guess that’s what woke me, Believe it or not but it was my great uncle ( a preacher) ( a good man of God that had often been given visions and warnings for our family For the pasted 20-25 years he always used the phone, but he knew he needed to put hands on me. I seen him that morning and he only said- Teresa lynn I’ve drove all night to get to you. You have doubted God within your soul. Demons are circling you, but God’s showing you real things, What’s wrong with you? You were raised by my niece Mary Helen better than this. Come here and let’s pray them demons away and you’d better never doubt our lord again!! I was in shock!!! I NEVER told anyone what I’d thought that day before but God, my great uncle and the demons knew. 2 more times that same day God reached out to me. Crazy crazy things that just became more impossible for it to be anything but God. My husband got saved that next day and died shortly after. That was about 10 years ago and life’s not been easy. Our little daughter found out her daddy was dying on her birthday. I don’t know why that happened to you but I’m so sorry and Gods got us both. A show on KZread about people having NDE’s has eased my broken heart lately. I’m only now thinking of dating again. Some say I’ve grieved to long but he was my soulmate and he suffered a lot. But I know Jesus was waiting on him. The last thing he said to me was the same thing I just heard on this KZread NDE’s He said I’ve never seen colors so beautiful because we don’t even have names for these colors. He said most beautiful lights, most beautiful colors. Then he was gone. Prayers for your broken heart to heal sister. God bless you

TRUTH! Having been in the Army 14 years, and having had good friends in Special Forces...and having trained with them myself? This is 100% accurate!!

This was actually Powerful 💯🤔

Thanks for telling us who makes it through. I wanted to know.

@verysmartscholar

2 жыл бұрын

they did tell you thi

@serene_actual

2 жыл бұрын

Physical Strength is just a starting point. Remember that your mind controls the body.

@verysmartscholar

2 жыл бұрын

@@serene_actual meh

@rapsheets4993

Жыл бұрын

​@@serene_actual dude you have to be an elite athlete. think endurance athletes like triathlon type guys.

Apparently people who give great answers make it through too, holy crap that was good.

Lol, so many seals have talked about what it takes to make it through. This guy just needs a speech.

One who has a ‘why’ to live for can endure almost any ‘how’.

@lazerninjaxxx7969

Жыл бұрын

Whoa

"I'm a good lawyer."

@susan8946

2 жыл бұрын

No such thing

Seals are the best at doing what they are told.

The documentary "Chimpanzee" is my favorite example of this. Even in the wild, social cohesion is mightier than superior strength, size, fighting experience, and viciousness.

This is a known fact in life. Generally speaking the men who look the most meanest are generally the weakest they look like that way because it’s a front a way of not being challenged by people because if they’re they crumble.

@tsohgallik

2 жыл бұрын

The man in the video just said it's those people who stand by each other no matter what happens and to help those within the team

@laus9953

2 жыл бұрын

@@tsohgallikhe lied

@tsohgallik

2 жыл бұрын

@@laus9953 How did he lie? It's what he knows to be true.

@laus9953

2 жыл бұрын

@@tsohgallik mmh ok.. so what I think to be true is, that when push comes to shove, people don't stand up for each other..

@uhohotdog3483

2 жыл бұрын

True at 19 I weighed 98lbs, 5'6, dainty to boot & whooped a 6'2 motorcycle guy 20's at 7:02am at Pepboys bc he cut in front & cursed at us like we were the AHole's.. funny I remember the men behind me were scared for me BUT he went to the back of line after a few licks from a double barrel Holley carb 😅

It's not just your physical strength or your intelligence that makes you better or stronger in facing life, it's the ability and the willingness to give service and be there for to others.

The point he is making here is that by looks, one cannot determine who will make it through. Because the ones that do make it through are people that have an internal difference that sets them apart. So his point about saying "i can't tell you who will make it through, but I can tell you the people that do make it through have these certain traits that are not evident when they first join up". Is spot on when you understand the subtext of the explanation.

A long time ago, a Drill Sergeant said basically the same thing about new recruits. He said the out of shape ones fared better than the muscular ones. The big guys knew they had to work to get things done while the other guys thought it would be easy.

There is something fishy about the process to become a seal. 🤣

May God's special blessing and protection be for all those who dedicate to serve our country and the world.

Seals select for people who prioritize ‘we’ over ‘me’.

Argentina's whole ethos that allowed them to win this WC 🏆

I don’t know why it reminds me an interview with Teddy Atlas(Mike Tyson ex coach) at Joe Rogan Post cast where he said Maike never was tasted in real life but when he had to face the guys who knocked him down and I think he is right think about it…he knocked Douglas and this guy keep coming up and he won because this perseverance.

Thanks for the video. And for your service

@ProfoundMotivation

2 жыл бұрын

Much appreciated

@christiandavis3393

Жыл бұрын

@@ProfoundMotivation who is the speaker please

@ChristianRuppelt

Жыл бұрын

@@christiandavis3393 Simon Sinek

Sounds like caregivers who actually care.

This is the definition of good parent’s ❤️💕

My brother was a college football athlete that played all his life, got into bodybuilding a bit and had tattoos and then eventually found himself in the military after destroying all his past relationships, dude couldn't make it through the mental part of the seals but that's because he had a easy life up to that point with not a lot of major responsibility or caring for another person, those kinds of people are the ones who would leave your team for themselves instead of commiting to that team and the end goal

Selflessness is the strength that is the foundation of all heroic feats.

In our family we have a thing where we feel sick we aren't wanting to do anything because we are so tired from the day before, yet we have noted that when others need help, the energy is there, the power to love is so awesome in our family its double and triple what we have in reserve.

*grain of salt

2 of my friends are, and 1 was captain of football the other was muscled with tattoos 😂😂🖕

@Ajesen

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah the point wasnt if ure buff or tatooed that u wont make it

@TheSpecialJ11

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ajesen Yeah, it was the second half of the description.

@rapsheets4993

Жыл бұрын

everyone who makes it thru is an elite athlete. i would say it's easier if you are built more like a triathlon person than yolked.

That's awesome and it makes sense. People who will help their teammates against all odds and refuse to give up.

He’s describing the TYPE of people that make it through- I think what he was referring to in the beginning was giving out specific names.

A lot of college athletes have made it through but cool story.

@michaelmerck7576

2 жыл бұрын

How many star athletes do you think have ever even tried to be a navy seal

@acedia90

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelmerck7576 a lot more than you think. A lot of people in special forces are on peds as well. They won't shine a light on that though

@j.o.s.h.

2 жыл бұрын

@@acedia90 do you serve in special forces? Where do you get your info from?

@acedia90

2 жыл бұрын

@@j.o.s.h. I get my info from first hand observations, your imagination can take care of the rest lol.

@j.o.s.h.

2 жыл бұрын

@@acedia90 oh yeah? What command are you at?

Nah the people he described who don’t make it through were just secure, smart and successful enough to realize that being a SEAL is a dumb ass decision lol

The society of "quiet quitting" will make Seals a very rare currency.

Thank you Mr. Speaker and Thank you Mr. Poster 4 this. 🤝 Thank you YT. 🙋

Makes sense when you watch that one youtube video where the navy seal or whatever fights alone in the mountains until he dies.

@NaptownSubaru

2 жыл бұрын

That video is intense.

A unit wins.

It's about adversity, team work, but that's what makes a army

It’s always the little guys who understand the true assignment survive. Disney was right all along!😂

Perfect analogy!

Highest performing team in the world is the foreign legion. Take a group of people who literally have nothing to lose, nothing to prove, not even a real identity even tho most of them had special sets of skills before even enrolling - people escaping from a horrible past or criminals looking for redemption - make them go through a spartan training where death is common occurence and engrave discipline in their bones with the perspective of a new life and a bright future. That's how you create a unit so feared the topic itself is something people have been avoiding for the past 200 years. "but they don't count" is the most used argument when talking about performance.

Truth, the ones who get laughed at and talked about have moral fiber they don't know how to fail because they had to fight and strive to survive.

So true. The ones who go in motivated by ego… they don’t make it.

So basically the ones who got heart

Principle of true Christianity by Holy Spirit ❤️🙏🐛✝️🦋🕊🎶

the power of friendship is real

he should also mention, if he doesnt already, that the group of people in program to become a SEAL essentially exile the people who dont put the group first. Its all about helping each other and team work. if the strongest warriors can only function with teamwork and group effort, maybe we should try applying that to our daily lives too please

Great message

It is requaiured to be humane to be a navy seal.