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@rocketman1058

4 жыл бұрын

this truly helped me, thanks

"Tomorrow" kept me at Walmart over 10 years.

@rossmanngroup

8 жыл бұрын

fuck "tomorrow" !!! :)

@_Wai_Wai_

3 жыл бұрын

Shit...and being afraid is part of it

@0cholopez

3 жыл бұрын

@@medmusic7977 Well I am a store manager at Ubreakifix much better postion than I was in years ago.

@robertmaxa6631

3 жыл бұрын

It's been year 27, for me. I work in a "Home Depot", like store. What's funny is, I do not want to be a manager, I don't want that kind of responsibility. I want my work day to end at 5pm, and to have my weekends free. The extra money isn't worth the stress, and headache. This is where one ends up, when you have no passion, purpose, or ambition, and do poorly in high school.

@owlranaalive

3 жыл бұрын

@@0cholopez Man i am so happy for you, i was awestruck when i read your first comment and wanted to see an update. All the very best for you man, have a nice day and a whole lot better year ahead! Fuck Tomorrow :')

“Suck” is the first part of “SUCcess”

Louis, in the Marine Corps we have an expression: "Embrace the Suck." Unless you embrace it, you'll never survive to get past it. Sleeping for 3 days in a fighting hole flooded with water up to your chest. Embrace the suck. Going out on missions just days after getting hit with an IED. Embrace the suck. Completing a march on a broken leg. Embrace the suck. Embrace it and survive to fight another day. We have another expression: "Improvise, Adapt, and Overcome." Congratulations on your continued success sir. You have both our attention and our respect.

@OmriSama

7 жыл бұрын

thank you for your service!

I'll watch this video tomorrow.

@Kaiwala

5 жыл бұрын

It's been 2 years, have you watched it yet?

@sleepingtom9337

4 жыл бұрын

Have you watched it yet, it's been 3 years.

@tapatiovidzz

4 жыл бұрын

@@sleepingtom9337 I just watched it

@maxray8395

4 жыл бұрын

hay fuckstain you gonna watch this video

@williamwillis9586

4 жыл бұрын

Was debating if I should’ve commented on this today or tomorrow.

*Adds to watch this later playlist*

@dovahkiin2

6 жыл бұрын

see what you did there

@waterflyer123

3 жыл бұрын

You should add it to your watch tomorrow playlist.

Man you called it. "Brain Crack" This is exactly how I go about things. I've done this my whole life and the consequences have only gotten worse.

Louis one thing you definitely aren't and that is boring. I could listen to you talk all day if I could, rants and all. Listen to you talk you really have been there and done that. I like it. You're so inspirational and do give confidence too a lot off people in no matter what they are doing or want to do. Keep it up Louis. You are the man.

@rossmanngroup

8 жыл бұрын

+ilikeito Thanks for watching!

Sucking at something is the first step to becoming sorta good at something

@grafmecx2641

6 жыл бұрын

dadygee that's what she said! ;)

I said "tomorrow I'll study for school " for the last six years .im 18 and School ends in 1 month .I said "I 'll go to the gym tomorrow "for the last 3 years... and Today I felt great for studying today and I'll study tomorrow. Thank you Louis I'll comment in 6 years if I'm alive to update you. I PROMISE

@MR-lx7kc

3 жыл бұрын

Remember this comment?

@pavloss3119

3 жыл бұрын

@@MR-lx7kc I remember

@drillingig2368

2 жыл бұрын

@@pavloss3119 don't forget to update In 5 years from now 👍

@pavloss3119

2 жыл бұрын

@@drillingig2368 of course .still here

@pavloss3119

Жыл бұрын

Still here

Got into this channel for the tech videos, stayed for life advice.

@VErandom

Жыл бұрын

True

You have no idea what this content meant to me when I was at a crossroads. I’m grateful you decided to put out this type of content along with the tech tutorials. Hope you’re doing great Louis!

I can see you giving a speech on TED in a year or two.

@sohaibyounus

8 жыл бұрын

that would be really cool.

@zainio

8 жыл бұрын

+A Dz He would need to stop swearing. Also I've heard that TED treat their speakers like shit and don't think he would like that.

@rossmanngroup

8 жыл бұрын

+A Dz I wouldn't be suited for TED.

@AstheaTV

8 жыл бұрын

+Louis Rossmann Maybe tomorrow. :P

@rkan2

8 жыл бұрын

+Louis Rossmann When given the opportunity, anybody would lol. IMO

Perfectionism is caused/underpinned by anxiety or fear.

You should become a life coach once board level repairs stop being lucrative. Thanks for the great content Louis.

@rkan2

8 жыл бұрын

+tomatolicious The bad side, while still having the good side of already doing it, is that he is already giving out stuff for free. :D

@goofyahhh254

4 жыл бұрын

@@rkan2 "for free" he makes more on YT nowadays, much more scalable than one on one sessions, therefore more attention and overall opportunity for one on one sessions - but those wouldn't be worth it anymore because he makes more money doing YT videos. Think about it.

@goofyahhh254

4 жыл бұрын

It was an investment, risky one, but he has built an online "life coach-esque" business through YT as a platform, now creating content and gaining popularity. It's an amazing tradeoff lol

@goofyahhh254

4 жыл бұрын

At his age, though and with his career ambitions, he has also talked about working 16 hours a day etc - so he doesn't have time for what youre talking about, right?

Tomorrow I will come back to today to test out my time machine ;)

Seriously tomorrow I will change my life.

@AstheaTV

8 жыл бұрын

+Oscar E Morales P xD I've been telling myself exactly this for the past like 15 years. So far it has yet to change. But I have hope, there's always tomorrow after all. :D

@madkvideo

8 жыл бұрын

+AstheaTV How old are you?

@AstheaTV

8 жыл бұрын

madkvideo 31, why?

@madkvideo

8 жыл бұрын

Stop "tomorrowing" then

@AstheaTV

8 жыл бұрын

madkvideo I'm trying. It always works for a certain period of time but after a while I start to get back to my old habbits. I guess it's a matter of keeping myself motivated, I just haven't quite figured out how to do that.

that cat is soo happy !

@rossmanngroup

8 жыл бұрын

+1000 subs no vids She's my berry :-)

@AC-ey1tn

8 жыл бұрын

+Louis Rossmann How do you feel about the supreme court forcing people to unlock phones with finger print scanners? Also whats do you think about finger print scanners on phones?

@rossmanngroup

8 жыл бұрын

anthony chaney Needs context for me to have an opinion!

@AC-ey1tn

8 жыл бұрын

Here's the link www.theverge.com/2016/5/1/11548748/fingerprint-sensor-warrant-fbi-glendale

@rossmanngroup

8 жыл бұрын

anthony chaney On one hand people have the right to privacy. On the other hand Americans don't want to get blown up and shot at. The FBI's job sucks. Seriously. If nothing happens, they get hated for being the FBI. If something happens, it's all "WHY DIDN'T THE FBI DO SOMETHING???? THEY HAD HIS PHONE, THEY COULD HAVE STOPPED & PREVENTED THIS!!!!" The FBI will never win. They will always be hated here. I value my privacy, but at the same time, I have a bit of sympathy for the people who I know will never win regardless of what happens in the court of public opinion.

I love the way your cat sits on the chair like a pupil carefully listening to their teacher :))

If I didn't understand and apply this to my life, for one thing, I'd never know how to drive, solder, use a computer, or much of anything else. Skills must be developed, you don't just get them suddenly.

I'll do my homework tomorrow. I'll grow a pair and ask that girl out tomorrow. I'll start working out tomorrow.. I'll lie to my self today.. about what I'll do tomorrow. My life is a disappointing cycle of procrastination.

@shaheer3266

5 жыл бұрын

u start working out yet?

@brianpaap7046

4 жыл бұрын

You break the cycle?

@goofyahhh254

4 жыл бұрын

@@brianpaap7046 most likely not

@goofyahhh254

4 жыл бұрын

@@CJ_Walks most likely not but dont br scared, most people wont achieve it

Celebrate each success, learn from every failure, and don't be complacent.

Damn bro, ya got me. 3 minutes in and I'm gonna put this on pause and get the stuff ready I was putting off til tomorrow. Gonna unpause once I'm in a spot to listen while I work.

Louis be like. YESTERDAY YOU SAID TOMORROW. DON'T LET YOUR DREAMS BE DREAMS!

Thank you man, I needed to hear this. Got laid off started to learn cyber security and now trying to find work somewhere between my old job and cyber security and needed to hear this.

"Little by little, from glory to glory." 👏👍❤️

A saying is "Good beginners struggle on every step"

I always say "I'm gonna listen and learn how to do maths" and today I finally did what I set out to do...I said "I'll do that tomorrow" as I always do and I felt a disappointed in myself I said..wouldn't it be nice for the teacher to teach and for me to listen and understand for once the teacher noticed my doodles and she said she used to do that when she was younger and talked to me a little then she asked if I understood the work I said "I don't understand some parts" aka every part XD she explained and I tried my best to understand and then she was writing it I asked her if I could try and I did...and the teachers helped when i made mistakes and now i understand it...now I'm thinking maybe it isn't so hard i just needed a little help I'm not as dumb as I thought I can do a little math...so that just makes me happy I always sucked at math and this looked so hard I made some mistakes but hopefully whoever reads this gets what I was trying to say

Don't let your dreams be dreams Yesterday you said tomorrow So just do it JUST DO IT!

"tomorrow" is a toxic word. I learned to say "in the morning" instead. Much better

@julianparedes9890

4 жыл бұрын

Good use of words!!

@Dave_Chrome

4 жыл бұрын

XD

There is no tomorrow.. only the illusion of tomorrow. NOW is the only real moment.

Dude, Ive been wanting to start my own low volt CCTV business for the past year now, and this is exactly what's holding me back. Cheers mate, great advice.

@user-rn3rn6nl3h

Жыл бұрын

I think they are outdated

I've been telling myself tomorrow for far too long.

Wow, thanks for this! I know too many times I didn't follow this advice, and I'm thankful for the times I did. I'm glad I've been able to hear some of these things on your channel while I'm still young (still a teenager!), even if I can't fully appreciate some of the things you talk about.

@rossmanngroup

8 жыл бұрын

+rev3rsor Thanks for watching!

This video should be called "get the suck out"

@jonh2229

8 жыл бұрын

+MASCULINE MCGAINS Dirty

@Joe-jc5ol

7 жыл бұрын

Or "How to make it in the porn industry"

@_monti142

7 жыл бұрын

get the SUCC out

@GashimahironChl

3 жыл бұрын

aaaaaaaaaaaand DEMONETIZED!

Banged myself against the wall untill it made sense...+1 for that man, business owners daily struggle !

Definitely one of my most respected channels. Thanks for such awesome, real, and clear content.

Dream your life like it is your last one!

@Epro95

8 жыл бұрын

why is there a pony for your display picture?

@dashofawesome64

8 жыл бұрын

Evan Parsons Because i am a brony

@dashofawesome64

8 жыл бұрын

***** I just watch My little pony friendship is magic. i'm a fan of the show. Fan=Brony

@Epro95

8 жыл бұрын

My 7 year old daughter likes that show. Just a thought.

@dashofawesome64

8 жыл бұрын

Evan Parsons Yea that's ok..........mlp fim is made for the whole family.

I started to watch your videos and subscribed just because I have a thing for electronics and soldering. Also because in the past I've worked as a QA guy after an automated SMD soldering process. But now I see that this channel has much more to offer. Love these simple and straight rants. Awesome! Keep doing what you are doing!

I really appreciate these life advice/philosophical videos you make. As a young person who has issues with finding motivation and struggling with depression, they're really inspirational.

I've been loving your videos lately, man. Love the way you lay this topic out in a way that is easy to understand, and one that is easy to relate to. Your presentation style is real world, and cuts out all the BS. Seeing how sweet you were to your cat was neat too =) You're a good dude, Louis! Thanks for making these videos!

Thanks for making these videos.

Hey Louis you're definitely an asset to all humanity ,thanks for all you do!

Thanks for your brilliant videos!

Great message Louis, thank you.

thank you Luis I needed that

Glad I came across this channel. You're a great man Louis, both as a professional and as a person.

Great video Rossman!

Thanks Louis...for your honesty, and sharing your experience and education.

Came across you, thanks to Reddit. In 24 hours, I have learnt a ton of new stuff. Thanks my man! Love your cat too. Reminds me of my little buddy, Yoda, who died some years ago. Keep strong!

Don't delay, start today!

needed to hear this. thanks man.

My TOMORROW was inspired from your Video TODAY. Thanks Louis, great Video especially your anecdotes from the past!

Thanks for another inspirational video louis :).

Hi Louis, I wanted to thank you for the video and the advice. Just found this video and a couple like it about time management and skill improvement specifically about attitude, and I am slowly coming to realize in my early 20s how important of a role the emotional side plays in such matters. Thanks again for your help and advice in helping me along the way to change :)

Great speech! Very inspiring! Keep the vids coming

Thank you so much Louis :)

Cat. Cats are the key to success.

@rossmanngroup

8 жыл бұрын

+Amy Gilmore Blackberry is my angel!

@CarlosLopez-oc9nh

7 жыл бұрын

Lol yes I agree Amy. Say I know it's kind of late to ask Louis, did she destroyed your chair after hitting her by accident?

thank you SO MUCH for the inspiration!!!

Thank you, for the lecture you just gave here. :)

"Oh whoops, that went on fire". Your matter of fact delivery of that was awesome.

You're right. Even the most miserable among us, get a good feeling, when they come up with a solution to a problem, that nobody else could come up with, or learn something new, and are able to put it to use, especially for other people.

Good shit!

I think I've finally watched enough to unlock the final boss of louis. These are my new recommendations feed🤣 and it comes in time of need

I needed this video. Thanks.

This is my favorite Louis video

Damn. Hard hitting truth.

Ive been learning games programming for over 10 years, I'm still struggling but getting better every day. I see it as a long list of small problems to solve, and I like solving them, and it feels great seeing my game come to life. I enjoyed doing it every day, until the point I worked so hard on that and my day job that I burnt myself out and had RSI. I've taken some time off but I'll get back to it very soon and learn to manage myself better. Great video, thanks. I always enjoy watching these.

Your description of the step by step process of learning little things, fucking up, learning little things again, etc... and celebrating each step of the way... only to find it surprising that people are impressed by and value your end point... That's awesome! I identify with that so much! It took me a long time to start to understand why anyone thought my acquired skills were impressive. Ultimately it boiled down to: they did not have the skill. More importantly, they did not ever have the interest to learn. Maybe they did, but they lacked the time or the logical/critical thinking skills to develop analytical skills enough to progress much at all (critical thinking is in serious drought in the USA, but I'm talking about the kind that make people excel at technical things and this is not universal among people). Specialist focuses impress people because of their context of presuming such skills to be beyond them and the realm of "special people" or "genius" (and I hate being called genius; it just feels like a total slap in the face to my struggles). In many cases, I think it's not entirely outside their grasp to acquire these skills to some degree (that was part of my computer skills instruction core ethos), but being really excellent at them might indeed be outside their grasp. That's where "being special" might come in (but so too do the deficits of "being special", because it's often a trade off, and we see this a LOT in the tech fields). Celebrating each incremental discovery and step of new understanding is critical to being willing to move on to the next one. You're so right to draw attention to these little steps and to make people consider them. When this process is obstructed enough times by repeat failure, it really leads to a major loss in motivation to try again, so celebrating the successes and looking at the progress history is important. "Learned helplessness" is a thing. In my decades of life, I've attained specialist skills good enough to impress people inside and outside the fields I got my feet wet in, but those careers never let me progress far before some roadblock (usually an asshole or a layoff) forced me to start over again somewhere else. I never got deep enough in any one field to be a star in it and no one ever taught me to pursue my interests enough to become the best (because it was always "that's not practical" or whatever; and now today the skills I have that set me aside from others are not valued anyway because capitalism invests only in sure things, immediate profit, and fads). I became a generalist in specialties revolving around the tech industry. I actually wish that I had been so focused and driven in one area that I became a real expert in that area, rather than be so flexible that I could do everyone's job (sometimes better than they) but not something everyone else could not do at least half-assed (and that's all that matters now) when pressed to do it. By becoming so flexible, I became dispensable.

This applies to so many things: working out, programming, fast food and so much more. The key is to not just fix your mistake, but build upon today/yesterday's success or failure when you make it to the next thing. And of course, making it to the next thing is important. This also builds upon the idea of a web of knowledge. Continue making connections until you begin to really have an understanding.

Awesome advices Louis, greatings from el salvador

Pertinent message. Thank you

Well put! I started an entire online learning platform for programming with no experience what so ever, four months into it now have over 70+ users.

It's not pure coincidence that you are Louis so successful , because you have right mindset and you stick with it.

"If it is to be, it is up to me." Ten of the smallest words in the English language, yet so powerful. Proving that combined, all the small things end in great glory.

I like the way you explain things

Omg your random encounters with your kittys are so friekn hilarious

I’ll follow this advice from Tomorow

Holy shit. Louis, my man. Zefrank is a forgotten hero and the fact that you used to watch him makes me very happy.

@rossmanngroup

8 жыл бұрын

he had a lot of amazing stuff, then buzzfeed.. :(

Another gem louis

One of my fav videos.

I've been binging all of these videos, the ones on procrastination, depression, self-pity and all this, and I've gotta say, they're doing a lot to help challenge my thinking. I've been out of school and working jobs I don't care for for the past three or so years, and I'm out of my parents' house, and I've got all of this stuff I like, but I don't feel fulfilled, or productive, or any of this, right? Sometime back in March or so, I figure I'd try to draw a bit. I didn't like art in high-school, but I'd pick it up, and had a lot of fun just doodling, and copying other art from sight, and doing all of this, and I realized that even if I could never make a career out of it, having something that fulfills my creativity is something I want. But for every day I'd sit down and practice, bar the first two or so weeks when I was riding the high of discovering something that made me genuinely happy, there were three days, four days, a week, two weeks, where I was intimidated, and I didn't understand this, and I can't attempt this because I'm not ready and don't want to embarrass myself. I'd be at work, doing whatever it is I'd be doing, hating it, hating myself, and I thought "As soon as I get home, I'm doing this, because I want to do it", and then I'd get home, and go to sleep, or watch a movie, or play a video game, and feel like a worthless sack of shit. Hell, later on I even invested in a $400 art tablet, because I thought spending a significant enough amount of money on something would drive, and motivate me, to become better, because if I didn't, then the money was wasted, but I didn't do that, and six months later, I'm better than I was at the start, yeah, but I'm not six months better. I'm four weeks better, maybe two months better, but not six months better. I can still barely use a pencil steadily, my form is fucked, and my lines are inconsistent, but for all the worthless motivational videos, articles, feel-good "You'll get there, just believe!" shit on the internet, written by people who've often never known what it feels like to be so far down that it feels better to lie down, and cry, or give up, or accept that you're always going to be working a dead-end job and that you're gonna die unfulfilled, something about your stuff is making me feel something. And I don't know if that's gonna last, because motivation is fleeting, but you're absolutely right that I need to evaluate myself, my mind, what I say, and the empty promises I make to myself, as well as the restrictions I set for myself just because I don't know better, and I'm gonna at least try. For all the money spent on an expensive tablet, I've been laying on the ground, drawing in a notebook for the past few hours, listening to your content, and it was a lot of fun. I'm probably gonna be using these same videos as a crutch when I'm feeling down, and back in my usual state, but hey, as far as I'm concerned, I'm basically crippled from all of the self-doubt and excuses. A crutch is probably what I need before I can walk on my own. Thanks a bunch, Louis.

Do it - consolidate - do it better. The true power of positive thought. Thanks for the reminder :-)

Still a great video.

You're cats are adorable. I love when they're in your videos.

"Fuck perfection" I always have a hard time with this due to my being afraid to fail. And I do realise that it's okay to fail as long as I learn something from it, but I still tend to find difficulty in doing so. I hope to be able to be more brave and have a "fuck it let's just get it over with" attitude. ( Obvsly i don't mean I'm not going to completely not care about what I do).

Thanks buddy this video helped me alot

Nice one Louis, your life vids are brilliant...

Braincrack: The ideas that I refuse to implement until they're perfect. Reality is that they're never gonna be perfect, no. I'm gonna suck when I first start. But the thing is I have to get out the suck. I'm gonna suck at the beginning and I have to be ok with it, because as I do something, I'll figure out how to suck less. Now "tomorrow" is a dangerous word, because just thinking about the work I'm gonna achieve tomorrow makes me feel so much better, and as a result, today I'm not gonna do shit, because tomorrow I'm gonna do it. And you know what, if I dont do shit today, I'm not gonna do shit tomorrow. Now "tomorrow" can actually works, if I do it this way: every single day I build on what I did yesterday, and every single day I suck less thanks to what I did yesterday. Please celebrate every time I suck knowing that thanks to this experience, I'm gonna get a bit better. Every step of the way I'm gonna suck a bit less, and I'm gonna celebrate every smallest success, and there's gonna be "aha" moments. I'm gonna get somewhere. I just can't afford to wait till the circumstances are all perfect. All I can do is work today to prepare, accumulate knowledge. Because at the time I get good at something, all the fuck-ups won't matter anymore. So I really have to stop procrastinating and make time to do stuffs now.

I know I watched this video when it first came out, but great video to come across again. Should re-upload it so more people see it. 😎

thank you

12:37am Pacific time waiting for a great video from Louis. x) thanks

34:13 That was a damn good analogy!

thank you.

That analogy was awesome actually.

I didn't know I needed this but I did

Sometimes I think you can be quite ramble-y. But there's a reason I follow you--because even though you could definitely be more succinct, you really do have some good stuff to say.

@riverw4721

8 жыл бұрын

Allocated Brain That's a fair point as well.

Thanks for your videos, man. Also, that is a good cat, and a pretty cat.

A very honest motivational video thank you 👍

That was a very good speech t.y. Will watch this several time