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Marie, you really help get to the root of the matter. Love working with you! let's do it again. Ned

@maryamnazar9317

2 жыл бұрын

That was amazing , I hope one day l can watch more videos from you 🍺🍃

I am ironically screen sucking right now, having failed to prioritize :'^) a whole pile of work awaits me yet i'm here hahhaha.

@subaidamasoothu9992

8 жыл бұрын

i know what you mean. .i feel so dissapointed with myself right now

@KromeDragon

8 жыл бұрын

I'm watching this video telling me what i should be doing, when i should be spending this time actually doing things.

@antebellum606

7 жыл бұрын

I am literally screen sucking. A laptop is attached to my face.

@highstax_xylophones

7 жыл бұрын

Eilid its because of your desire to change/control the world

@janesmith7243

7 жыл бұрын

I'm watching this out of curiosity, and to help motivate me to actually do my work. lol

my goals keep changing, sometimes they disappear and re-appear after opportunities are missed.

@haikalt.9279

7 жыл бұрын

Adrian Slusher That mean you are a open minded :)

@rowdysinghs

7 жыл бұрын

Adrian Slusher that's why he told us to have medium and long term goals too.. Don't deviate

@qonitabadegestm9989

7 жыл бұрын

Yep

For me, it's #2: screen sucking!! I have to work on my computer... so it's this constant insidious challenge to be there - but NOT look at email and social media. I feel SOOO much better when I limit social peeking to a couple times a day... but it's astounding the way "social screen suck" creeps in without my looking! When it does... I'm scattered and can't concentrate.

#4. "Never worry alone, get the facts and make a plan." I just did that this afternoon. You're not kidding about how it helps to share worries with a friend. I can now take action and no need to worry! Thanks, Marie and Ned.

Planning is the most important thing for me. The absence of expectations leads to insufficient productivity.

3 Short term Goals. 3 Medium Term Goals. 3 Long Term Goals. Definitely an easy way to prioritize!

@OurNewestMember

5 жыл бұрын

... and 3 Lifetime Goals!

@moniquemcdonogh698

5 жыл бұрын

Such good advice

I was 'let go' yesterday because I was 'insubordinate' over calling out my OCD boss politely in him feeling free to group text us micromanaging issues in a passive aggressive way off the clock...having to deal with my autistic son's issues and my phone alerts me: 'you should not be sitting down on the clock at all, please refer back to the handbook for any questions' which hadn't applied to me at all and embarrassed a co-worker. I had responded 'it is not appropriate to contact me about a non-specific matter while I'm off the clock please; and thank you'. It's like we are not allowed to draw boundaries if someone has control over your paycheck...I am smart enough to know this wasn't my loss in the end; and start my new job fist thing Monday.

@dayaneoliveira1122

7 жыл бұрын

Good for you, good luck on your new job! :)

@Tybaltish

7 жыл бұрын

Dayane Oliveira Why thank you so much; I really do appreciate that

@blah914

7 жыл бұрын

yikes, that one lists high on the Horrible Bosses. Good luck with your new job!

@KCSimsStarter

7 жыл бұрын

yay I'm glad you are moving on ... my current job does this but the text messages aren't that petty but still annoying, I can ignore them, but I don't have any kids, so I can deal ... you definitely deserve better ...one closes and a better one opens...

@mydogwasbrian

7 жыл бұрын

Violet Jaguar it's healthier in the long run. I wish you the best, and want to say good job handling that situation.

The concept of "Never worry alone" will save lives. Brilliant interview Marie.

Smart people underperform because they over analyze! 😔

@nikyabodigital

7 жыл бұрын

TucoChannel Actually I agree. Over analyzing is the biggest factor of underperforming. Smart people limiting themselves because they think too much of "what ifs".. I am not saying your opinion is wrong or whatnot. It is great. But it is an opinion of a victim mode. It is better to accept your lacking , than blaming everybody. The victim mode mindset is the very mindset of losers and underperformers. I'm really sorry. Please don't get mad.

@AJourneyToEternity412

6 жыл бұрын

guilty as charged!

@hornypervert3781

6 жыл бұрын

Aaron Wroten but then they perform.

@ardhiutama8426

6 жыл бұрын

Aaron Wroten that's so true, they tend to be perfectionist. Also they think more than act

@Donnah1979

5 жыл бұрын

That's definitely a part of the problem.

I've failed at everything in life. Guess I must be a fucking genius lol

@subhadeepmanna2936

7 жыл бұрын

you are a genius! :-)

@kuddybeef

7 жыл бұрын

KanyeTroll stop giving up man. You gotta believe in yourself because no one will do it for you!

@shatteringsky91

7 жыл бұрын

I failed a lot too, but actually all the challenges in life that we face, are actually there because we can take it, its up to us whether to give or keep working

@ashsqx3246

7 жыл бұрын

hahaha good one 😀😀

@aManWhoWantsEverything

7 жыл бұрын

KanyeTroll lol you are so open to roast and meanisim

Guys! I figured out what my problem is... I'm too damn smart.

@hyena280

7 жыл бұрын

I'm too smart to sit through an introduction which describes how many children someone has.

@shizukagozen777

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

But if it were't for Screen Sucking, I would never have seen this video.

@ineedcoffee4893

10 жыл бұрын

Haha, exactly!

@Mainstreammemphis901

10 жыл бұрын

gotta get the email updates lol

Thanks for the video. Ironically, screen sucking is what lead here...

I love it... "When you have a plan you feel more in control, and less vulnerable, which makes you more effective."

I felt like I was in church how many times I lifted my hands and said "preach". Thank you so much for introducing to Ned, great guest

@hornypervert3781

6 жыл бұрын

Crystal Gomez judas priest

-My name is Chris. -Hey Chris! -I'm here because I'm a victim of screensucking on KZread.

@KristinaDragas

5 жыл бұрын

And you were on the right track 😄

@driesketels

4 жыл бұрын

No affiliation link or anything... Just advice. Buy FocusMe app on your desktop and take back your time. :) Thank me never, just enjoy life

Love it Marie, some great practical tips

@celebritypearl

10 жыл бұрын

I can't believe you follow Marie too. Wow! I'm a huge fan of yours by the way.

@siger03

10 жыл бұрын

celebritypearl me too! I love Patricia Bright !!

@motivatork5021

4 жыл бұрын

celebritypearl me too

"Avoid screen sucking" and "let me get back to you" are the most needed tips that I should apply to my life.

My experience suggests smart people do NOT underperform, but they DO ignore the value of sucking up to their bosses. Sadly, most bosses prefer to have ass kissers over talented workers. The only good thing about this is that sooner or later the ass kissers and the ass kissed are found out by their superiors to be useless, and out they go. I sure hope Gordon Anderson, Freddy the Freeloader WIlman, and Sue O' (expletive deleted) have other jobs lined up, because when corp. finds out what total liars, cowards and client-losing imbeciles they are, out they'll go!

@mattgilbert7347

7 жыл бұрын

Truth. Ergo, I go my own way. Suckage is simply not in my nature, and I will not abase myself before the gods of management. This confuses people.

@hyena280

7 жыл бұрын

I don't think the ass kissers leave. In my experience, they're the most tenacious (little rats) :D I agree with you that smart people ignore the value of sucking up to their bosses.

@mattgilbert7347

7 жыл бұрын

hyena hiena Agreed. They have to be pushed out.

@MegaMar20

7 жыл бұрын

Jim Gallagher Smart people do underperform but for common people it looks like doing better than usual. Being a surgeon or a pilot is like underperforming for some smart people, even though it looks very good fr common people. Not all organisations require sucking up to.

@summera3926

7 жыл бұрын

Jim Gallagher - I can only agree to the ass Kissers to a degree, especially about being sent out the door. I've been privy to see the NON-ASS Kissers have been sent packing...and I am talking about people who actually DO their Jobs and do them well... while the Ass Kissers still waste Company time and resources...

I love the 3 goals technique. I've heard this before for the day, but not short, medium and long term. Love it!

I've had a crazy past few weeks. I'm in the habit of watching MarieTV to unwind. Aaand then the video started and I knew I clicked on the right thing! I always get so much out of MarieTV and have found it to be incredibly inspiring and helpful. Thanks for all you do!

Love Neds comments regarding worring alone and yes it can cost lives. This message needs to be shared with more men.

wasn't suppose to be watching this but some how i got here and watching this

Excellent interview, as always, Marie... I will follow you wherever you go, because you just keep getting better and better! The 5 Tips Dr. Hallowell shared I took notes on, and I must implement them as soon as possible, so that I can get my projects and goals done.. And then, next goals + projects..With much appreciation + admiration.. Cheers!

Thank you Marie and Ned! Just... THANK YOU!!

LOVED THIS! I'm working on removing the leeches - which are not necessarily particular people, but unnecessary distractions that come at us from every direction through technology. It's not always easy, but it is happening, and it feels so good. Thanks Marie!

To be honest, i don't understand some opinions here. Dr. Ned was spot on, concise and powerful, useful advice .Thank you Marie you surprised me, and have a new subscriber.

This video is exactly what I need to watch! Focusing and making daily, weekly and even life goals is what I need to do asap. Also getting rid of leeches...

I'm thrilled to find Marie! I've watched this video twice and shared it with my husband. Did me a world of good. As an entrepreneur I so appreciate having such an awesome resource as you, Marie! I cant wait to share this with my growing team!

Can you give Dr. Ned a hug from me? He is so sweet and this was so inspiring and precious for me. Thank you very much, dear Marie.

SO much to do, what am I doing watching these?

there is nothing crazy or wierd about smart people underperforming, we under perform so people dont expect much and we dont have to work hard.

@ferofax

7 жыл бұрын

Nailed it.

@bigyantara

7 жыл бұрын

Story of my life after high school in one sentence!

@TheJimbo1791

7 жыл бұрын

Actually, underperforming is often hard work. To focus makes work easier.

@margaretsnewtoylynnparks5336

6 жыл бұрын

Antti Jaakola Underperforming is to equal playing field. 2 people working, 50% and 50%, not 85% ME...

@TheJimbo1791

6 жыл бұрын

true , count me in...

Prioritize, prioritize, prioritize.... It really makes life easier .... Thanks Marie 👍👍👍😊

This is just GOLD. Don't worry alone... and so much more.Get the facts. Make a plan! Don't put up with leaches. What are your lilies? Mine are my kids. Love Marie!

Screen sucking is the epidemic of our time.

@Captain_MonsterFart

9 жыл бұрын

Which is one reason I won't buy a cell phone. I get enough distraction with just a computer.

i like the part were he says find someone to share yr worries with

Love this!! This was so needed. I have so many lilies/worthwhile projects that are all equally important to me. I think the point that Ned mentioned that really spoke to me was Defining and prioritizing my goals into term categories. That way I could get them all done while staying focused on those that are most urgent. Thanks!

Goals - short term, mid and long term. Also never worry alone, get the facts. Thank u so much.

That end clip was awesome. The whole video was but the end clip was the cherry on top! (Subscribed)

I am rather intelligent, and I underperform because when I over performed there was no difference in my wage or any other thing... better off doing as little as possible, because people who actually perform are generally not appreciated.

@Ray2311us

7 жыл бұрын

Thus, you seek novelty for your true efforts.

@OurNewestMember

5 жыл бұрын

I'm guessing overperforming comes naturally to you, but you became disengaged following an offensive lack of results. It doesn't have to be that way. The alternative is to know when and where to overperform. ...For unappreciative, clueless coworkers? Definitely not. ...Doing something you love? Absolutely yes. If you're stuck in a place where overperforming no longer seems worth it, then you could divert even just 25% of your "overperformance effort" into finding people and projects *fully* worth your life's energy. The approach is challenging as it requires the ability to skillful shift your personal energy. But you're rather intelligent. I bet even a mediocre attempt from you yields interesting results ☺️

It's 2020 and I'm watching this and it is so good! If us "smarties" want to unlock our potential, it's essential that we learn the art of TRIAGE. Structure provides creativity

Define clear and specific goals. Love ❤️ your powerful & supportive content!

This was very useful.

Okay that 13 mintues whizzed by!!!!!! Amazing information! I will definitely be utilizing this tactic!!!!! Thank you!

Hey Marie, I love the tips shared by you. As a success coach from India, I work with a lot with smart women who have forgotten how smart and capable they really are due to years of conditioning.

Thank you Marie and the doc.

Real quick just gonna pop in and help everyone out People could make a "Why smart people don't watch 'Why smart people X' videos", which they won't (because it would be bad advertising for similarly named content, as demonstrated below), and it would list some things like "smart people would already be smart enough to know why they do what they do" and "the videos are obvious click bait for the less intelligent to visit, self identify with via confirmation bias and speak out about how smart they are to feel more secure" the latter of which, of course, repels smart people For the record, I know exactly why I underperform, and have no business being on KZread, let alone commenting on it. I just feel like being dumb for a while because it's relaxing.

@highstax_xylophones

7 жыл бұрын

Hextator "i just feel like being dumb for a while because its relaxing" translation: ignorance is bliss

@julesrenard9479

7 жыл бұрын

Hextator you're smart

@SenszR

7 жыл бұрын

That's a really simple way to look at things. Like how a dumb person thinks intelligent people think because they think they're intelligent themselves.

@aManWhoWantsEverything

7 жыл бұрын

Hextator *clap clap* u are so smart I got bored reading your comment.

@Hextator

7 жыл бұрын

You spelled "are" wrong. It's actually spelled "r", as in "u r so smrt i got bored redding ur coment." Dork.

"never worry alone", uuuuuuuuuaaah , biiiig !

The 3 short terms goals really made an impact, it’s so easy to put 14 items on the daily goals and perform only half of it. Thanks to you 2 !

Thank you so much for this!!

I see a few smart people here discounting this information because they already "know" it.. Unfortunately for us knowledgeable people, there is a wide gap between knowing what we should do and actually doing it. Perhaps we would not be watching these videos if the strategies were already being practiced.

I feel so alone.. What if we have no one to worry with. I feel that my friends and family are so busy with their life... I feel bad when I discuss something with them and they just wanna just get it over with fast

@ManpreetSingh-xs6of

7 жыл бұрын

Rahul Singh Same here..so you're not alone ;)

@leahstoobe

7 жыл бұрын

Rahul Singh I'm sorry you're experiencing that. The best friend a person can have is Jesus Christ, who is God who came down to earth to die for His friends, so that justice for their crimes would be paid, so He could set them free from their bondage. Love to you and prayers for you.

@temporarythoughts

7 жыл бұрын

Rahul Singh so sorry to hear that. there are always people that want to share with you. maybe you can find comunity online even. or find new friends in real life

@spiritual_earthly_insights

6 жыл бұрын

Rahul Singh go find new friends.

No. 3 is my fav. Thanks a lot Marie

" never worry alone " ... that's hit me in heart .

Oh, thank goodness it's over. Who would have known that all I had to do in order to solve my lifelong problem was watch this 12 minute video?

Wasn't exactly what I expected but good advice regardless.

Thanks so much for this!!

WOW! I LOVED THIS! THANK YOU FOR THIS!

I'm sorry but 3 goals a day is too much for someone with depression. I have a hard time even taking care of my kid because even getting out of bed is one of the most terrible things

@imgmd1977

7 жыл бұрын

I get the idea that 3 things is too much. I tried to do that and it overwhelmed me. I always felt incompetent and even confused it with laziness. It's not that. I just need to make this work for me. So, now I just do 1 goal a day that helps me get to 1 main goal for the month. For me it's just going to bed at 10 pm so I can get up earlier in the day and be more productive. My goal is to give myself more sleep because I'm always tired. Then my next goal is to drink 32 oz of water a day. Drinking water gives energy as they say so I'll do it starting in January. Maybe you can try 1 goal a day, even if it's the same thing, until it becomes a regular habit. Then you can still be productive. That is 1 of the secrets I've learned that's really gotten me, slowly, over depression. Tell me what you think.

@tameraalvarez6438

7 жыл бұрын

you lack Vitamins & minerals.

@OurNewestMember

5 жыл бұрын

I understand how you feel. But be open to the possibility that your mind is painting a bleaker picture than what your body is willing to try. Here's an *exceptional* video where a high performance coach describes three very small daily goals for a client with depression: kzread.info/dash/bejne/p5uIl7ikds-aiNI.html (Spoiler alert: it's Brendon Burchard on Tom Bilyeu's Impact Theory. The "three goals" is in the last interview segment)

But what goals have I supposed to refresh daily? Go to school, do homework, revise?

@asdfgh123456978

8 жыл бұрын

Am*

Thank you so much!

Marie, Thank you once again. I need to watch this at least 5 more time with notes.

"Hey, There's a One-liner for THAT" 8:32 - "There's an awful lot of unacknowledged loneliness out there, people surrounded by people, but not really connected." - Ned Hallowell Edward M. "Ned" Hallowell is a child and adult psychiatrist who specializes in ADD and ADHD. He is the co-author of the books Driven to Distraction and Delivered From Distraction. #BreakTheICEolation #Netfriending #FrienducationMoment

this video was a screen sucker for me personally. alas, I realised it only I watched it in full

@soldierside365

7 жыл бұрын

Sandy at least you watched the whole thing, I'm about to click off because my attention span is like a squirrel on cocaine

@sandeepvk

7 жыл бұрын

LoL. That's really funny expression. As if squirrel wasn't enough you had spike its drink. Bravo. Let's live in our lives as we want to be

Thankyou Marie 👍🤗 You are the best !🤗🙏

love this !!!! thank you so much

i have ADHD and aspergers so i can really relate to this. unfortunately for people like me its harder to control this.

@IIIO000

7 жыл бұрын

Ikr 😃

@ElectroSceptic

7 жыл бұрын

so are you the guy making every picture frame crooked or strait

@Vincent-pz3bc

7 жыл бұрын

AQUADESIGN by aquamaniac the shorter version for people that have to do important things

@AquadesignAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

Asperger is a highly functional form of autism. I can function just fine, just have an inability to socialize. Asperger people tend do be very smart just like autists. ADHD is excess brain activity, inability to keep focus and excess energy. Aspergers + ADHD means being smart but not being able to focus to use it. Real autists are not fully functional, there is a difference there.

@Vincent-pz3bc

7 жыл бұрын

AQUADESIGN by aquamaniac shorter

We can and we should also get rid off our mother, if she is a leech. We are not obliged to spent our life with leeches of any sort. But we owe it to ourselves and to the world to live our lives in our highest vibration. This wouldn't be possible if we are stuck in a relation with a vampire - even if it is our mother. Thank you for the video. I agree with everything, except the mother stuff...*)))

Thanks again Marie. The best advice today was regarding prioritizing. This activity helps us to refine crystal-clear goals and encourages true self-awareness.

He's so sweet! Loved it! Thank you.

Avoid Screen Sucking

3:35 what she did with her hand then said the word "sucking" my immature man mind kicked in.

@Fatjohny100

7 жыл бұрын

Well she is hot and smart..

@anthonynyantakyi8549

7 жыл бұрын

Calm down guys.

@asteroid684

7 жыл бұрын

what an eloquent and deep response, i bet your daddy was proud when he had to approve and post it for you, ugly little brat

@David-R.

7 жыл бұрын

asteroid684 I couldn't wait to hear your wisdom, where have you been all my life! gtfooh

@7_strings754

7 жыл бұрын

haha! good ''catch'' sir!

Thank you so much Marie. Love to you. This video is absolutely useful. Everything about it.

So many gems here I gotta re watch!

Ever heard of Steve jobs, bill gates, mark Zuckerberg, jack Dorsey, etc?

@thorns.1364

7 жыл бұрын

Steve Jobs was more creative than smart, Steve Wozniak was the dude that did the coding and computing for Apple ;)

@Savageboi506

7 жыл бұрын

thorns. He wasn't the only one on my list bud :)

@thorns.1364

7 жыл бұрын

Flame2057 Just bustin a myth bro

@Savageboi506

7 жыл бұрын

thorns. I mean Steve Jobs is still really smart, though

@thorns.1364

7 жыл бұрын

Flame2057 Associating intellect with creativity is a crime though, creativity can never be measured.

I'm so smart, I figured out that all teh stupid people think they're smart.

@highstax_xylophones

7 жыл бұрын

wozzlepop how does it feel to be told you watched this because AI thought you were the required audience

Short, sweet, and to the point. Great video with excellent advice.

found this in suggestions and i think its going to be my fav channel. extend the discussions for an hour pls. :)

wow i paused now after she mentioned ADD 0:25, i was just diagnose with ADD 22/12 2016, and i don't like ADD, its so wasted, but i don't want to take drugs (medications, i'm scared of drugs), so i''ll be stupid for the rest of my life :(, i'm sad :( (so unproductive :(. so this information society is a dubble ADD for me? it feels like i'm becoming demented actually, i want to do a test for that. 4:12 so i'm i also being rubbed on dopamine cus of screen sucking? if i understood that right?, my native language aren't english.

@ya-chandesu6340

7 жыл бұрын

Rare Person No, you are not stupid. You just have an amazing brain, different from people who don't have ADD and this is why they cannot see how great your brain actually is. Most visible symptoms are bad but this is because you haven't seen the great stuff about ADD. To help you, you may want to do meditation/mindfulness, making sure you are not on low sugar levels, increase the amount of blood coming to your brain (put your head upside down for some time or get some medicines - for example, gingko biloda, a plant, help extremes body extremitues to get more bloid and because this is a plant, there are no negative effects contrary to drugs) and, very inportant, cut gluten out of your diet. Improve your sleep but setting sleeping routines and stopping usage of screens at least 30min before the time you want to go to bed. I am not diagnosed with ADD but I have assessments at the end of the months are these are advices I read from a lot of different sources.

@thathardrockguy

7 жыл бұрын

I love ADD, I'm never bored :D

@BadMannerKorea

7 жыл бұрын

The diagnosis of 'ADD' no longer exists. It's ADHD.

@rareperson7186

7 жыл бұрын

*BadMannerKorea* im sorry its wrong, ADD is the non hyper version. verus ADHD is the hyper version. the H stands for hyper, so thats why they took that away for ppl who is the non hyper version.

ADD? I can not take my eyes off her legs and heels.

@Etianen7

7 жыл бұрын

Ew.

@mehmetcoban2886

7 жыл бұрын

definitly sounds like the influence of testosterone increase.

@mehmetcoban2886

7 жыл бұрын

***** No, its blood that inflates a male genital organ.

@hornypervert3781

6 жыл бұрын

kw0s who are you talking about? I dont see any legs.

Marie, I love this segment. It really speaks to my life in so many ways. Being a young (but older :) entrepreneur, I find myself engulfed in projects, screen sucking (I am so accused of that!), and being connected to some significant people that use up your life energy on stuff that doesn't make any sense (emotions, drama, etc). Thanks for the segment I have watched this piece at least 5 times...Oh no..did I already say that...

Time and goal planning is tough for me. (I'm learning late in life to set goals again, because in my "early-middle" my goal had been attained then shattered. I've had a very hard time trying to get to the reset button.) I liked this interview for its uplifting affect.

Imagine you go out to fancy shmancy dinner with some fancy shmancy people and you bring her as a date and then she laughs the way she does. In public.

@Ray2311us

7 жыл бұрын

She'd be the perfect definition of a fancy shmancy escort to impress the others.

@paxsmile

7 жыл бұрын

Sudden Kancho lmao!!

There is very superficial information. I thought there would be psychological studies involved with this interview with a doctor. Waste of time watching this video.

I needed this video. Thank you.

THANK YOU MARIE

Because they're smart enough to realize that unless you like getting everything getting dumped on your table, it's better to be lowkey at your job. If you want to get a job done well, you give em to smart people, because you know they're smart and won't mess up. And if you're a boss and you want something done, but the person you gave that job to is fucking it up, because you want it done, you'll give that job to someone smart. That means more work for smart people, while the fuck-ups lean back and smile, because now you're doing their job for them. Of course, the kicker here is that we don't really know if these fuck-ups are doing it on purpose, which begs the question of "Who's smarter now when you're doing my job for me?". And what's worse is if it's no longer peer-to-peer, but boss-to-employee. You do their job, then they take all the credit. Really, it's a combination of people who want shit done well, and people who knows how to take advantage of this dynamic.

@GardeniaInc

7 жыл бұрын

ferofax yeah when its come to its limits smart people just lets go and ignore its happen to me im woman and have lots of talent and ability which most of of coworker doesnt have expert in editing and computer idea etc so when ever bos get their task from superior they transfer to people who can do their job and they give excuse as a learner in work..while actually they dont know how to do it..when we dont want to do they label us as lazy and underperfom.thus blackmail us to give bad remark on the appraisal..for me i dont care about that bcz i know what im capable to do..

I just love when americans talk about underperforming or underperformence . You would know wouldn't you . And no wonder the world leader on the topic is american ! Thanks for the video i had a good laugh . Smart people do not underperform , stupid people do not realize we are and think, that's all . we are not underperforming , we are just tired of trying to explain top you what you don't understand and it makes us waste precious hours every day . Just for the record I am Both an MD (medical doctor for the overperformers) sepecialized in the human brain , a vet, (veterinarian for the dumb cunts who watch too many war movies) and an ethologist (look it up i have already wasted enough time explaining to you what a vet and an MD are) . Graduated from La Sorbonnes and Pari 5 , from Cambridge and later on the royal veterinary school, and finally from Kyodai one of the two best university in Japan . (and yes i speak 7 languages and i am actually Icelandic, but i had the misfortune to be born in the US and leave there until puberty and i know a lot about this joke of a country and how it revels in its mediocrity yet refuse to acknowledge it ). There are two men i admire a lot (i am far from comparing myself to them) and both of them were deemed underperformers , they failed at their tests in school and their teachers relentlessly told them that they would never achieve anything in their life and were even called stupid and inefficient by their employers before they started becoming self employed . One of these men was Nikola Tesla and the other was Albert Eisntein . So i guess i'd rather have the world filled with underperformers like them .

@anishakeyz3511

7 жыл бұрын

I really hope you are a good doctor who helps people and save lives cuz .... otherwise what i just read is plain sad. although Nikola and Albert are my biggest inspiration too... but my friend you could benefit from injecting 50 mg of hubris lowering humbleness, twice a day.... you really seem like an awful person to be with.

@qantasCapt

7 жыл бұрын

Says Walter Mitty...

@7haiverson

7 жыл бұрын

Morgan Olfursson liar

@anishakeyz3511

7 жыл бұрын

dasriM civozdeR lol agreef dude but Einstein was some next level shit... the dude changed Newtonian mechanics as we knew it... Friggin opened up the world to quantum physics and special relativity which I think has had a much larger impact on our understanding of the world at a cosmic scale than Tesla ever did... so I won't call Einstein over rated at all my friend

@jadewolf3094

7 жыл бұрын

Einstein actually never failed high school. big misconception

I didn't finish that message, THANKYOU so much for this invaluable work you do Marie.....YOU ARE AWAESOME.

Thank you! 💜

If her hair is real, I like it. And she's nice. Hey, lady, you're fine looking, hello.

@trollingisasport

7 жыл бұрын

shes mine.

@louai95

7 жыл бұрын

she's dumb af though

@silverandexact

7 жыл бұрын

Her hair is *too* good though

Get rid of the leeches!!!

Really enjoyed to clip. Thanks!

Love this guy, very helpful information

feel like you have ADHD. oh please. how do you think it is for someone with ADHD! you can't really just turn your mind of like you can do with your phone.

@JimSamuel267

7 жыл бұрын

If you have ADHD, it is not a problem of turning on your mind. It is a problem of slowing down your mind to let you stay focused on one activity at a time.

@ya-chandesu6340

7 жыл бұрын

Jim Samuel This is very hard. Try to control your brain activity using your... brain. Not easy at all, it needs practise and time ! And this is even more an issue because what controls the focus is about the amount of neurotransmettors (not sure how you write that word), not something you can control with meditation or by will ! Sometimes there is no way you can focus and sometimes you are so focused that someone could die next to you without noticing it !

@MarketWizard546

7 жыл бұрын

Jim Samuel uhh yea easier said than done. try telling a person with tourettes syndrome to stop twitching and shouting. it's involuntary.

@JimSamuel267

7 жыл бұрын

Been dealing with it all my life. People with ADHD think very fast. You have to learn how to control thoughts. Check out Faster Than Normal podcast and blog.

Hokay, so I've reviewed his tips... These aren't things smart people have a problem with. Just sayin'.

I love Ned Hallowell! I wish this was longer! I needed it going to watch more of your videos.

Goal prioritizing, 3 short terms every week and then long term goals is what I need the most. Thank You.