Thanks, Dad

@Isaac_5.56x45

Жыл бұрын

If Ron Jeremy ends up winning the time wars, never forget how much we all love you flannel daddy.

@TheBridgePodcast

Жыл бұрын

Proud of ya son

@pyeitme508

Жыл бұрын

@@TheBridgePodcast great father & son moments 😲

@hdesai1181

Жыл бұрын

I wish was a part of this family 🙁

@Allinone_MMA

Жыл бұрын

Legend

Seeing Mike in this podcast felt like seeing your school teacher out in public

@Tgolden069

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, You don’t know if you should be turned on and make a pass at him and find out the hard way he’s not gay and now you’ve outed yourself or if you should play it cool and pretend you didn’t really see him.

@MudHut67

Жыл бұрын

@@Tgolden069 get help

@dr.brandonmccarthy9034

Жыл бұрын

@@Tgolden069 Ya, something like that, lol!!

@crusaderrick2018

Жыл бұрын

@@Tgolden069 what experience have you had with your teachers dude

@NoNo_IStay

10 ай бұрын

​@@crusaderrick2018I'd say it's kinda obvious 😅

Flannel Daddy is one thing. Mike Jones the 3rd year med school drop out is on another level. Didn’t think he could get more cool but somehow this is the wholesome father son content I needed to cry to tonight.

@QuitYoJibby-JabbinFool

Жыл бұрын

LMAO......full-on tears-to-sleep, warm and fuzzy feels content all us pissants need to SURVIVE!!💥

@Hottactioncop

Жыл бұрын

He was also a rapper in houston texas

Man, Garand Thumb is a good podcast host. He did a really good job interviewing Travis in this episode.

@brandonvilla4761

Жыл бұрын

Definitely felt like this. Good to hear them both but man:/

@NoNo_IStay

10 ай бұрын

​@@brandonvilla4761what? It's called respect for.your guests! Are we not aware this is Haleys show? 5 people need a Dad,.themselves! To learn what respecting your guests means. It means letting them have the floor as much as possible.

@semtex6412

5 ай бұрын

😂😂

Granad Thumb giving hard core dad advice with his dad is wholesome.

@dwrabauke

Жыл бұрын

Dadception ;)

@mathewsmith2965

Жыл бұрын

As fuuuck

@maximusbad.4088

Жыл бұрын

All they need is Travis’ vat clone administrativeresults

I thought I was a Garand Thumb fan…turns out I’m more of a Mike Jones fan! Great content Travis.

@rodmullen64

Жыл бұрын

Idk man, which ones wearing the lab coat cos that's my guy

@danielpickrell8311

Жыл бұрын

Who?

@PBerBlueCobra

Жыл бұрын

@@danielpickrell8311 Dr. Spear Thumb.

@weiyuan20

Жыл бұрын

@@rodmullen64 charlie???

@theleveretts4179

Жыл бұрын

@@rodmullen64 Dr. Thumb

This wound up being so much deeper than I expected. Massive respect.

Hearing these two guys talk about “love language” makes me not feel like a nerd for reading and embracing that book with my wife. It’s a great book, and a key to a happy marriage.

Mike is one of the major reasons I didn't feel awkward when I first stepped into the 2a community. Infinitely reasonable and empathetic dude who looks at things from every angle and tries to be self aware of his own biases and step outside of his comfort zone regularly. More leaders like Mike in the community, please and thank you.

@MatthewWilson4428

Жыл бұрын

Full stop: the right and the left are both needed. A "right wing" only America isn't going to be as great as some may think and nor would a left-wing America. Both sides of the aisle have GOOD solutions and GOOD people who are genuinely interested in making the best country. I'm a liberal who supports 2A. I support self-defense of self and property. I also support not having a situation where poor people aren't having to beg on the streets for a basic roof over their head, clothes on their back, and food in their belly. It doesn't mean I think they need to live in a McMansion and drive a brand new Escalade with eat caviar for breakfast. If you're a POS criminal, there's jail or worse. If you're just down on your luck or fighting some mental illness, I don't think you gotta be treated like a shitbag. I think MOST Americans are like me in that sense.

@dbones8795

Жыл бұрын

@@MatthewWilson4428 based, I'm also on the left and love 2a

@MadandMajorGaming0

Жыл бұрын

Fellow leftist 2A supporter checking in. We do exist.

@SavageHenry0311

Жыл бұрын

@@MatthewWilson4428 No analogy is perfect, but I've found it's useful to think of the left as the engine, and the right as the brakes. A car with neither is useless. A car with only one is useless or dangerous. With both, you can go places.

@Samson55

Жыл бұрын

@@MatthewWilson4428 how can you be pro 2A and vote for anti 2A. That doesn’t make any sense

Father and son moment

My Father is going through stage 4 liver and kidney cancer right now and it’s not looking good. This was a great, uplifting and motivational boost that I needed and makes you appreciate again what we have in this world. Thank you gentlemen.

@lieutenantdangle3128

Жыл бұрын

Prayers for you and your father.

@michaelatkin9649

Жыл бұрын

Was he a single father? Seems like most fathers that die from this are single

@xprettylightsx3781

Жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry :( please take/accept my prayers of healing Casey❤️‍🩹:)

@NoNo_IStay

10 ай бұрын

Praying for your family's strength now....

@richardmmarcus1

6 ай бұрын

Remember this: If he has repented of his sins, accepted Jesus as his saviour, when he goes, heaven is his home...with Jesus.

Wow, it was really powerful watching two of the deadliest men in the guntuber space drop their guards and be authentic about their strengths and weaknesses, triumphs and failures.

As an immigrant American here coming to the United States at the age of 21 back in 09. It pains me seeing the divide in the country today. Americans no longer live under the umbrella of the American value. Studying the bill of rights and the declaration of independence to become a citizen is what taught me these values.

@johnroper3077

Жыл бұрын

*Semper Fi.*

@Shibes770

Жыл бұрын

Sad but true

@Beefcakes9000

Жыл бұрын

You are now more American that a percentage of the populous… good shit brother

@elemir6538

Жыл бұрын

How about you look at who all of the founders created this country for. The divide is happening between the founding stock and their descendants and the rest of the world. It wouldn't be an issue if our government was controlled by foreign powers and flooded by non Europeans.

@ambjornborjesson5481

Жыл бұрын

Not American immigrant but a Swedish citizen. I study the bill of rights and doi because they teach a lesson important to all people regardless of nationality.

"We were not ready for the internet." I could not agree more, Mike. It's amazing how many people have that same mindset these days. It's destroying our humanity.

@Maximus5775

Жыл бұрын

God damn Right Absolutely agree

@paulallen-01

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. It is our downfall

@quaternio

Жыл бұрын

Check out the Consilience Project, and/or check the Joe Rogan podcast with Tristan Harris and Daniel Schmachtenberger. They’re trying to solve this issue. I’m not affiliated, I’m just a supporter of the project.

@michaelgarcia9139

Жыл бұрын

There's always positive and negative. If it wasn't for the internet a lot of truths would be much more easily suppressed nowadays.

@Motoboo_Marine

Жыл бұрын

I disagree. It's also arguably the most important weapon against tyranny we have ever created. Before the internet, the only information you had access to were whatever books you had access to in your local library (which may or may not be out of date and had an equal chance of giving you incorrect information), and whatever your government-controlled media showed you. The internet, just like guns, is not inherently good or bad. It's simply a tool. If it's made your life worse, that's your fault for not learning how to use it correctly. I agree that most people don't know how to use it correctly, but I believe there will be enough of us who do some day to be able to teach future generations how to navigate it easier. You must simply fight intellectual laziness and learn how to do proper research in a scientific manner. As long as you keep those things in mind, you'll be alright.

This was one of my favorite episodes, “That’s all we are pencils, the problem is no one wants to sharpen themselves because it hurts.”

Travis, this is my first episode of your podcast ever and it could not have been a better one for my mental state. When you mentioned talking to old folks about whether or not we have had hard times like this and for them to say “yes it’s been worse” makes me feel so much better about our chances as country and a society. I am a 26-year-old father of two and I feared that my children were growing up into a potential hellscape. Knowing that there have been times like this and gotten better makes me a little less stressed about our future and theirs. Thank you and Mike for your insights, from a former Navy service member.

@TheInfantry98

Жыл бұрын

It’s gonna get much worse

@adbjr12

Жыл бұрын

@@TheInfantry98 oh I have no doubt. But the fact that it’s been worse and we’re still kicking gives me a little hope.

@robdubent

Жыл бұрын

Aaaaand now it is much much worse.

‘You’re not the typical influencer, larping in your moms basement’ ‘That’s precisely what I’m doing’ Had me dying

Travis, so sorry about your buddy. 32 funerals, I can’t even imagine. I buried my best friend a few years ago after he lost his battle. You guys should go into this topic more on your next meeting. I know a lot of vets who watch you have had similar experiences. Thanks for all that you guys do.

@jsee2385

Жыл бұрын

After 5 or 6 it's just something you do, but now you know what to say to loved ones and your buddies who are still alive. By the age 25 I started telling all my friends I love them everytime we say, "see you later".

@rangerjack9727

Жыл бұрын

Travis, I feel you. This year, we saw 6, bringing us up to 22. This got me choked up

I was an Eagle Scout when I was 18 so learned a lot of things like this growing up. I've been trying to to teach my oldest son things I learned. He asks me all the time why I'm "making" learn all this stuff. And I tell him it's simple. One day I won't be there and you will HAVE to do these things.

I love how level headed Mike Jones is... we need more of that in this world of overly emotionally reactive voices if we're ever going to find understanding.

I’m not crying, you’re crying. This podcast hit some important topics. Thanks for sharing gentlemen

@theknifeman7097

Жыл бұрын

I know right.

You made me tear up when you said “Americas lost its purpose” I feel that man

@theknifeman7097

Жыл бұрын

Same here man.

@youwebz

Жыл бұрын

As an outsider looking in, the US is broken.

@ScarriorIII

Жыл бұрын

When you put your motto "In God We Trust" on your coins, and then do the exact opposite, problems will arise.

@garym51124

Жыл бұрын

Same

@theeshadowwarrior1286

Жыл бұрын

@@ScarriorIII exactly

I listened to this podcast a year after it was recorded and with 0.75 million views.… and I believe this is going to be a timeless discussion. Thank you, to both of you: Father and Son, for putting this out there for everyone to listen to. 🇺🇸

Look I don’t have a dad so it’s really Tough sometimes but having mentors like you guys who I can look up to helps so much you guys are so inspirational and I’m glad I found someone who I can look at as a father figure

@fulrocker890

Жыл бұрын

If a gun youtuber is your inspiration you seriously need to look elsewhere lmfao

@theeshadowwarrior1286

Жыл бұрын

@@fulrocker890 what’s wrong with gun KZreadrs plus is it a bad thing to have someone who inspires you. I’ve always had a love for guns and I don’t see why so many people get offended at them

@theeshadowwarrior1286

Жыл бұрын

@@aniya8759 it’s less of calling him daddy it’s just that I look up to him and I get the feeling you’ve never even seen his channel from your comment

@theeshadowwarrior1286

Жыл бұрын

@@aniya8759 besides the fact you have no right to tell me to log off and go outside with that profile pic lol

@corylahey9941

Жыл бұрын

@@theeshadowwarrior1286 they're just on a different perspective. some people think you shouldn't look up to anyone you don't personally know, others to anyone period. you know what you need and if you found the values you were looking for by getting to mike and travis' content ? power to you.

Fucking loved it boys, keep it up. Youre inspiring a ton of fucking people daily.

@soonerfrac4611

Жыл бұрын

Things that make me feel old: Flannel Daddy is now retired. 🤦🏻‍♂️ I enlisted in the Army in 2,000.

@Czesuafeq

Жыл бұрын

why do you swear

@sarahshowalter9539

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, what he said!

@battlefieldP4Fbeta

Жыл бұрын

@@Czesuafeq Well, people... f*ck.. Right?

@NoNo_IStay

10 ай бұрын

​@@Czesuafeqhow were YOU conceived? If not from fkin?

I hope you guys can find time in the future to do this again.

Let me tell you what Mike makes me so proud with his answer about what he sacrificed about giving up everything for his kids that's a fucking real man we should all be fucking proud of him. We all needed... and we need to be....better fathers. I don't know the dude at all but it makes me proud to hear another man place his kids over everything.

Watching this motives me to do more push ups and not complain about it. To be a better man, any way I can.

"If you had a fire in your house what would you do?" "...keep it going." That was gold

This kind of father son bonding is so touching. There's needs to be more of this.

One of the best podcast episodes I've seen in a while. That ending was emotional af.

Perfection is dangerous. A good take came from Ed Fowler, a Montana resident and knife maker, also a mastersmith. He did an article called "the last scratch". It was published in whatever world leading knife rag at the time. The premise was him making a budget version of his custom knives. He starts spending time, making the knife just a little better. Within a day, he had weeks of work ahead of him. Chasing perfection, undod the entire premiere of the project.

the most desired interview to date, way to go Travis and Mike!

Chris Pratt needs to see Exodus. And this interview. I think we need to all send this to him lol. After he did The Terminal list he would be great to have on, maybe with Jack Carr.

@partyrob1174

Жыл бұрын

Would be awesome, Chris Pratt was in the infantry so he can connect to these guys for sure

@MikeDiaz1484

Жыл бұрын

Chris Pratt’s brother “cully” was infantry. Chris pratt wasn’t military, he dropped out of college and was found and casted while waiting tables.

@44:56 As a "Mormon" and an Eagle Scout, i've been counseled to be prepared for most any situation. Food storage is very important, as well as 72 hour kits. Can't thank you enough Travis and Mike. You two are great leaders and examples. What you said about being humble and having family as the most important piece of your life. its right on the money

We need more "interviews" of good reasonable people, just tallking. This was so good that I didn't even realize how long I listened.

Hearing Mike talk about his family and the story about the guy he was training missing his family and not realizing what they meant to him really hit me on a day that I needed to know that it’s not weakness to miss your family and need to be close to them.

Single dad of two young daughters. Chiming in. I take them camping at every opportunity. SW San Juans in Colorado. No stranger to the territory but still gain so much by listening to the expertise offered here.

@duck_rifle5879

Жыл бұрын

Good job dad. I’m in the same boat with you, pulling the paddle. I give up all of me for them. I know you do too. Keep leading them, keep loving them.

@brianrodman1033

Жыл бұрын

One of the most important things that my parents did for me was to get me outdoors in a number of ways from an early age. Those times comprise the majority of my early cherished memories and were a strong foundation for learning vital lessons. You're doing them a great service by making sure that they get to have those experiences with you.

@andywicklund8963

Жыл бұрын

That is some unbelievably beautiful country.

44:56 As a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ("Mormons") I thought this was hilarious 🤣Food storage and self-reliance is something we believe strongly in, not only to help our own families but also to help our neighbors as Christ has taught. Thanks for this discussion - you guys are very on-point about the direction of society, the necessity of preparedness, standing up for truth and righteousness, and the war on morality and the family. Also, thank you both so much for opening up, being vulnerable, and showing your true emotions. There is absolutely no weakness in that, but humanity. Beautiful.

GarandThumb is so down to earth, it’s impossible not to like him!

These are the conversations we need to talk about MORE! We are losing our way of life as a family. The core family is so important, learning right from wrong. Also, teamwork is a lesson that is SO valuable.

@TheInfantry98

Жыл бұрын

No one gives a shit

I don't think I've heard a more thought provoking, perspective changing, and raw conversation between two people that made me rethink a significant portion of how I want to pursue my future.

I have lived in the mountains all 18 years of my life, and seeing people from the city try and walk through the woods made me realize that that is a LEARNED skill. I took it as second nature

@hoviksmail

Жыл бұрын

You are a wise man.

22:54 great segment on social engineering. If you want to see a perfect example of social engineering that just about everyone can grasp, try watching Friends first with the laugh track on, then with it edited out. You'll quickly realize that none of the jokes are actually funny, but the laugh track makes you subconsciously want to join in with the laughter.

@TheInfantry98

Жыл бұрын

Lmfao wow you just realize that ? That’s pathetic

@Goosht

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me of when my friend first started doing stand up comedy. I just went in the crowd and laughed as hard as I could fake. He said he performed better when I was there. Turns out, my fake laughs made others laugh. Others laughing made him perform better.

@JustinDejong

Жыл бұрын

Makes you realize it's a group of sociopaths.

@bofa83

Жыл бұрын

you don't like friends? you're so edgy and cool. also it was filmed in front of a studio audience.

@death31313

Жыл бұрын

@@bofa83 two things. One, I loved Friends as a kid and it kinda bummed me out when I watched it with the laugh track edited out. Two, not all of that show is filmed in front of a live studio audience, they absolutely use a laugh track and even the segments that are they cue the audience to laugh, clap or aww at certain times (I've been in the live studio audience of a couple of shows).

I just discovered this podcast and a great conversation between two great Americans. Thank you for what you've done, and what you continue to do.

@kidsanjose4707

Жыл бұрын

Same here ! ✌️

Really shows you what kind of leader Mike is when he talked about one his students crying. He handled that situation like the leaders leader.

Watching the father-son bound get stronger right in front of our eyes made me tear up. Great show.

I love this. Mike is such a fricking great man. He’s the target individual I aim to be lol

I love seeing a father and son get along so well.

GREAT CONTENT. I was one of those who up until I watched this video thought he married your daughter and you were his father-in-law 😂 I’m in your D3 advanced pistol class in Medford next week I hope you show up and forward to meeting you I’ve been watching you for years and I appreciate your content this podcast is going to grow and continue to grow. Put together and articulated very well.

@christopherg2218

Жыл бұрын

Nice, I am taking that class too, see you there!

Granad Thumb giving hard core dad advice with his dad is wholesome.. This wound up being so much deeper than I expected. Massive respect..

Garand Thumb picking away the non existent dust off the table 😂 iconic

1:10:38 I'm an investigator for a local PD and have had several classes on human trafficking.....as the father of a 1 yr old daughter, there's nothing that scares me more. Shit is out of control right now.

Never forget Garand Thumb’s first hit was “The Pacific Blue Ray Menu Music”

Man I took alot away from this podcast especially towards the end. Humbling and sobering to say the least. Thanks guys.

God bless these two men. True American heroes, and great mentors (whether they know it or not). Thank you gentlemen 🇺🇸🇺🇸 ⚡ ⚡

Mike is such a killer dude. Probably one of my most watched channels on KZread.

Best thing I've learned from Mike, the one tool I keep in my car at all times and never too far away: an ax.

@agentoranj5858

Жыл бұрын

I've been musing about getting one for a while now, time to push that note up on my agenda.

Jump school was tense, 1st jump was door position from a C-141, 3 x, much admiration for these guys , i wish I could have been more ...

Hey guys. Our Lady of Angels was a school fire in Chicago. 93 children and 3 nuns died. There is plenty of information on it and a book written about it. I would recommend it as good information to read. These things created our fire code. Yes learning from past history and learning/preparing from it is critical. Thanks for both of your work

The best compliment you can say about someone where I’m from, “he’s a good ‘ol boy really”. These dudes fit the bill. 🇺🇸

Mike thank you for all you do. I joined the Marines at 17, deployed twice. I got out and shortly after my father passed and I was 24... Hit me like a freight train. My only regret is not spending more time with him. The worst is knowing my two kids will never know their grandfather. My goal is to build something that ties us together and reinforces the idea that in the end family is your biggest ally and supporter. Keep charging brother.

That story about vulnerability was powerful. I remember reaching my breaking point the day I moved out of my parent's place to a whole new state - eating fast food on the kitchen floor with all my things still packed in the truck after driving 14 hours. Never loose sight of what those moments mean, they keep you on the path.

Talking about being vulnerable, two strong men being vulnerable with each other and on camera for us all to see, I needed to hear and see this. Thank you

The bond between father and son is truly unbreakable here 💖

I’ve been watching both of y’all for years, but this is the first time I feel like we get to see your values and love for fellow man. It’s refreshing to know good men are still out there.

@scottsherman5262

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, but for clarity, being a good man has absolutely nothing to do with how you vote...we all need to stop talking so damn much about politics & social issues.

@theeshadowwarrior1286

Жыл бұрын

@@scottsherman5262 yes good men have everything to do with how you vote I’d much rather vote for a side with good me than the side were men don’t even identify as men

i’d look up the Our Lady of the Angels school fire in reference to the conversation piece at 52 minutes. when i was in the fire academy we go over that in length, and to this day you can trace a lot of SOPs we have to that day.

1:54:40 what’s the biggest thing you’ve sacrificed? He gave such a profound and thoughtful answer. He’s the real deal.

Easily one of the best common sense conversations I have seen in a long time. Thank You Gentlemen! Expect to self rescue NO-ONE IS COMING

Looking forward to Mike's courses.

It breaks my heart to hear about those missing children, but hearing that it’s 800k was mind blowing. A number I almost can’t/don’t believe.

Wow. This is one of the very best podcast episodes to which I have ever listened. I'm excited to see what both Travis and Mike do in the future.

Mikes voice is smoother than a fine glass of whiskey

This podcast was very inspirational and made some things click in my head on a direction I need to start working my family and especially myself towards.

I have watched Garand Thumb for years, but this might be my favorite video of him. The humor, the raw emotion, the passion he has for his work, the love he has for his family…everything comes through so perfectly. I am even more proud to be watching his videos now than I was before because you can see he is a legitimately GOOD MAN!

Travis is also my Dad ;) I'v learn from Magpul DVDs and James Yeager YT (RIP) since 2012-13. Travis you have kid eaven in Poland ! ;D Regards guys and keep going.

He just retired !? That’s outstanding

If you forgot to bring your earphones to work and can't listen to this awesome podcast while at work. Go ahead and hit that subscribe button.

34:30 I was never in the military but I was in the oilfield and this is very true. The people you hate working with you'll always have a level of respect for after all the crazy, hard dangerous and shitty times you've gone through together.

Most real conversation on KZread, ever! Thanks gentlemen 👏🏻

"it sounds like I'm a military instructor..." I mean technically you are (r)... but that's a good thing! How many of us wish we had a father that taught us those kinds of things with that kind of clarity and purpose, and are now striving to clean up the generational gap and be that kinda of assertive, purposeful, firm, good men that military discipline creates when combined with good values? Thank you for sharing your experience and values and knowledge. We're all doing our best to learn together what our country is far too quickly forgetting.

Very happy to see Mike acknowledge that censorship is happening on the Left as well. There is common ground between anyone who questions corporate power, or the neo-liberal paradigm that dominates our political-economy.

Thank You For Your Service

I love this. I could listen to you guys chat like this all day

A beautiful conversation between two great men.

just got married in april. she and I are a family and I want to protect my family to the best of my ability and I hope to grow that ability level each day. I appreciate the inspiriation today! also, located in utah so I'll head up to Idaho for Onward Research!

Sooo much in this! Thank you. Thank you both for your time, knowledge and compassion.

This is a very enlightening video, God bless you guys putting this out there. As a military brat for 20 years this is the most powerful truthful thing I’ve seen on the Internet. Thank you so much

Mike has really inspired me to become a sere specialist. I’ve been training everyday and have made a lot of progress, but still a long ways to go!

@dismemberedlamb9104

Жыл бұрын

Go get it!

@warfan1994

Жыл бұрын

Worry about getting in the Air Force first!

2 Good men, outstanding gentleman, Haley is the Bruce Lee of the gun world, Mike is right there with him, I will be taking a trip to Boise!

I'm always saying that the internet accelerated our societal descent. You are totally right man. The internet was the worst thing to happen to us.

This was an incredibly thoughtful episode. It’s humbling to see the humans behind the personas, making them relatable on a deeper level. Great work.

I would love to see Mike on more podcasts. He's done a lot, seen a lot, having his brain picked a little more would be cool.

Great to see social engineering talked about, Jason Street has always been one of the scariest people to see work people with it.

Listening to Travis and Mike talk is really deep and such a blessing everytime I listen to this podcast

I knew that GarandThumb was in the Military but I didn’t know he was in the Air Force. But as someone like myself who’s part of the Military community like other veterans. I see all other Branches of the Military as a Brotherhood.

Just dawned on me, Mike sounds like Mike Rowe 🤣

@WaffleBomber

Жыл бұрын

Holy crap, I never noticed that.

@SomeoneDK

Жыл бұрын

@@WaffleBomber Time to do a blind hearing test between the 2 lol

I’m saving this podcast. There’s a lot in here that I needed to hear. And a lot I’m going to have to go back and re-listen to so I can try to make things really sink in. Mid 20’s, out of shape (but I’m actively working on that), no girlfriend. Just a good paying job I can tolerate and too many ambitions with not enough drive to peruse any of them. Lots of things I have to work on and I feel like I’m starting a little late. Better late than never though.

@slick4415

Жыл бұрын

It’s never too late you’re always going to feel that though, I’m 18 watching this podcast feeling behind having grown up not being taught self dependency based on survival, as long as you make strides to better yourself you’ll be ahead of a lot of the pack, good luck man

@Maximus5775

Жыл бұрын

In the same boat I’m 17 And I got no idea what I want to do in life but I know I’ll Find out on the way 👍😎

@Thisisausername556

9 ай бұрын

⁠@@Maximus5775I wish I had heard any of this information at 17. You’re already ahead of me on that front. This is the first year I’m going to make 6 figures as a mechanical engineer, but it’s not going to mean anything if I can’t live my life the way I know I need to live it. I’ve been doing a whole lot of information/knowledge gathering the past year, but not a whole lot of practical application of it. It’s coming time to take action and not just sit around thinking about the problems and solutions. I’ve started my business and am working on that, which makes doing other things hard just due to time, but that excuse isn’t going to cut it anymore I guess. I’m rewatching this and saw my own comment. You’re 18 now and I hope things are going well. Hopefully you’re pursuing the things in life that will give yourself purpose and meaning. That’s what’s most important. Surround yourself with good people that want the best for you as well. You are the combination of the 5 people you’re closest to, so make sure whatever that looks like is someone you would want to be. I know that’s not exactly true for me right now so that’s something I have to change soon. Good luck, man.

This is amazing. Thank you guys for this awesome conversation. I think a lot of us needed to hear this

One of the most genuine and heartfelt conversations I've ever had the pleasure to watch between two men. I learned a lot. Keep up the great work Travis and Mike. Best wishes to you both.