I have been 29 years without a drop of alcohol in my life because people like Cristiano Ronaldo and CM Punk never have done it and it is for the best. Not a hard task because people believe with no alcohol no fun can happen.
@weredragon14478 сағат бұрын
I love my work. I help people every day. I hate working for a$$h0les and idiots. If management had a brain, it would make a world of difference.
@upper90528 сағат бұрын
Me over here distracting myself by watching this video 😅
@AmorFati649 сағат бұрын
"That horizon, it really doesn't bend, does it".... Frickin' Brilliant 😂
@omoshiroi59749 сағат бұрын
I'm sure I watched this before
@dalipakicate80439 сағат бұрын
This book is one of my favourites books ever. Already bought it for 5 more people I knew they needed this perception of life. Your writing style is remarkable, made me feel I have a deep discussion with my self that lead me in so many different conclusions every time I read it! Thanks for that ❤
@joshuabuchanan11419 сағат бұрын
If no one wants to hear this then why the fuck did you make this videos, none of these are "truths" this is all social control
@shiijei26389 сағат бұрын
"Be the partner you want to have" Hmmm no I don't think so lol 🤣 I want myself a big fat 300+ pound SSBBW <3 But I don''t want to be fat, fuck that shit, I like being fit.
@AhmadPhD10 сағат бұрын
That’s why what…!
@samfoong355810 сағат бұрын
I loved this agony aunt style video mark!
@OlyMar8310 сағат бұрын
South Korea is basically a rat race on steroids… They trying to out-do each other in every facet of life.
@timmymiron272710 сағат бұрын
When the internet didn't exist, people had no choice. We had to go out there to talk with people and socialize. The internet killed it. Nowadays, you can stay home and just talk to people and make virtual friends. No doubt people feel lonely. Even if you go out, all you see are people looking down at their phone. The other day, I went to the hospital, spent 12 hours there, and everyone were on their phone the entire time. It's crazy
@wisniewskimw11 сағат бұрын
Can you make a video on college friendships plz? it is difficult because there are sooo many options for friendships and hard to maintain em all and get close to them, especially when your part of a huge group like a fraternity.
@gmoretti11 сағат бұрын
No words to describe how amazing was this podcast. Thanks Mark and Codie!
@bobbih202212 сағат бұрын
I really liked this podcast and agree with much of it. I love striving. I’m a learner and a do-er. But if you’re not good at being pushy about raises and getting more money…you’ll never get paid more. Companies take advantage. Changing jobs is hard so you have to find the right company to give this effort to.
@dianizas12 сағат бұрын
Why would you throw bottle shards on a grass if your mind is clear? I'm sure you didn't gather them after.
@neurocosm13 сағат бұрын
@32:55 Wim Hof. Also, everyone mostly has a shower. Take a cold shower :D
@SteadyReady-jy2tu13 сағат бұрын
HEY SHES BUYS FROM ETSY
@xyzkun13 сағат бұрын
You are a fucking legend.
@xyzkun13 сағат бұрын
such a true contrarian.
@bersuarez274113 сағат бұрын
perfectionist .... Stupidest 😅
@Omarkisthat14 сағат бұрын
Followed
@cloudybrains14 сағат бұрын
Really liked the ending of this video
@ieuphan718115 сағат бұрын
**Title: "7 Underrated Habits for a Better Life (and 7 Overrated Ones Too)"** **Introduction:** In the quest for happiness and productivity, we encounter a barrage of advice from influencers, authors, and scientists. But amidst this flood of recommendations, it's crucial to distinguish between what truly works and what might be overhyped. In this article, we'll delve into seven underrated habits that can significantly improve your life, alongside seven overrated ones that might not live up to the hype. **Main Ideas:** 1. **Setting Realistic Goals:** - **Main Idea:** Setting goals is important, but the value lies not in achieving them exactly but in the journey and habits they foster. - **Explanation:** Goals serve as motivational tools, guiding us toward positive behaviors like exercise, healthy eating, and self-care. The emphasis should be on progress rather than perfection, acknowledging that deviations from the initial target are natural and acceptable. - **Practical Lesson:** Focus on consistent habits rather than fixating solely on end results. Celebrate progress and recognize the value of the journey toward your goals. 2. **Genuine Self-Care vs. Self-Indulgence:** - **Main Idea:** True self-care involves activities that nurture well-being and prioritize long-term health over short-term indulgence. - **Explanation:** While self-care is essential, it's often misrepresented as indulgent behaviors like spa weekends or extravagant trips. Genuine self-care encompasses setting boundaries, prioritizing rest, and engaging in activities that promote mental and physical health. - **Practical Lesson:** Prioritize activities that truly replenish your energy and well-being, focusing on sustainable practices rather than fleeting indulgences. 3. **Self-Discipline as Self-Love:** - **Main Idea:** Self-discipline is a form of self-love, involving the commitment to beneficial actions despite initial reluctance. - **Explanation:** Cultivating self-discipline means making choices that prioritize long-term well-being over immediate gratification. It involves parenting oneself by engaging in activities that foster growth and resilience. - **Practical Lesson:** Embrace self-discipline as an expression of self-love, recognizing that short-term discomfort can lead to long-term fulfillment and success. 4. **Balancing Romance and Friendship:** - **Main Idea:** While romance is important, friendships are often undervalued in contributing to overall happiness and well-being. - **Explanation:** Research indicates that individuals with strong friendships tend to be happier and healthier, highlighting the significance of platonic relationships. Despite societal emphasis on romantic partnerships, fostering meaningful friendships is crucial for mental health. - **Practical Lesson:** Prioritize cultivating and nurturing friendships alongside romantic relationships, recognizing their profound impact on overall well-being. 5. **Critical Approach to Therapy:** - **Main Idea:** Therapy is valuable but requires a critical approach to ensure compatibility and effectiveness. - **Explanation:** While therapy can be transformative, it's essential to recognize that not all therapeutic approaches or therapists will be suitable for every individual. Taking time to find a therapist who aligns with your needs and values is crucial for the effectiveness of the therapeutic process. - **Practical Lesson:** Approach therapy with discernment, prioritizing compatibility and effectiveness over convenience. Don't hesitate to explore different therapists until you find the right fit for you. 6. **Finding Purpose with Realistic Expectations:** - **Main Idea:** Purpose is significant, but it's essential to maintain realistic expectations and recognize that not every aspect of life will feel purposeful at all times. - **Explanation:** While having a sense of purpose can provide direction and meaning, it's normal to experience periods where certain aspects of life lack clear purpose. Embracing the mundane and finding meaning in everyday experiences can contribute to overall satisfaction and fulfillment. - **Practical Lesson:** Pursue purpose with flexibility and openness, acknowledging that purpose can manifest in various forms and may evolve over time. 7. **Mindful Enjoyment of Life's Simple Pleasures:** - **Main Idea:** Embracing life's simple pleasures can have profound effects on happiness and well-being. - **Explanation:** Engaging in activities like dancing, journaling, or skincare routines can uplift mood and enhance overall satisfaction with life. These seemingly mundane activities offer opportunities for mindfulness and appreciation of the present moment. - **Practical Lesson:** Cultivate awareness and gratitude for life's simple joys, recognizing their capacity to enhance well-being and foster a deeper sense of contentment. **Conclusion:** In navigating the plethora of advice aimed at enhancing happiness and productivity, it's crucial to discern between underrated habits that offer genuine benefits and overrated practices that may fall short of expectations. By embracing self-discipline, nurturing relationships, and finding purpose amidst life's complexities, individuals can cultivate a more fulfilling and balanced life, grounded in authenticity and mindful enjoyment of life's simple pleasures.
@sw615515 сағат бұрын
Abigail is the best! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
@sw615515 сағат бұрын
I appreciate manscape is sponsoring you, but it’s a hard pass in my home… No man should shave anything… Wear your manliness proud, boys! We love it! Yeah it’s more work keeping the bathroom/bedroom clean from all the shedding… But so what? We girls shed our long hairs a lot too… So pretty please embrace all that makes you a handsome strong manly man! Like Magnum PI!
@done.619116 сағат бұрын
In the words of Pete hornberger, “it’s never too late for now.”
@bethanybird812016 сағат бұрын
damn the friend thing is so true
@done.619116 сағат бұрын
Hahhahahhahahhahahahhaha was about to write “except for the bjs” and then you said it. The truest words spoken.
@sw615516 сағат бұрын
My kid kicked me, I slapped her bottom (cushioned by the diaper), made a stern face and said “you never kick anyone, especially mom and dad!” Guess what, never happened again… She’s a thriving, loving 3yo… I can’t say the same for my friend’s 3yo, who rules her mother like a little tyrant… You have to be authoritative and at some stages, a slap on the bottom, a good ole chancla/chinelo on the bottom is the only effective tool to help the kids learn facts about consequences for not respecting the boundaries…
@IntellectVibzs16 сағат бұрын
I am a proud narsiccist
@dipoajax17 сағат бұрын
I can't believe there is no single book by Malcolm Gladwell! Anyways...
@SarvadnyaMate17 сағат бұрын
My problem is I don't give a fuck but I was doing wrong thank for giving a direction
@philvd400017 сағат бұрын
What about Adrian Carton de Wiart as the most badass ? he is as bad ass at least as Witold Pilecki
@IAmMarkManson17 сағат бұрын
Disagree. He seemed to just love war. Pilecki gave his life for a cause. He could have escaped the Soviets but refused to leave.
@MrWhygodwhy17 сағат бұрын
Would you be able to elaborate on the trade offs that a "past focused" country makes?
@silo344818 сағат бұрын
With regard to making it in music, whatever ‘making it’ means. Being the best musician, song writer or performer doesn’t necessarily equate to being financially successful. Signing a record deal with one of the major labels is now mostly a matter of needing to firstly have developed a significant social media following and being saleable (physical attractiveness probably helps…)and that doesn’t automatically equate to earning money either. Perhaps rather than setting a deadline for success they firstly need to set a target of what success can actually look like for them.
@DI4MONDS.18 сағат бұрын
"after the fact, everything is a fuzzy mix of succes and failure"
@stefipnisi18 сағат бұрын
what a great F*** video
@bluelobster610018 сағат бұрын
좀 유치하고 수준낮고 피상적이고 하등 쓰잘데기 없는걸로 우물안에서 복닥복닥
@sebastianhess888218 сағат бұрын
The greatest bs of all time - she is feeding into her strong independent client base - men should have no boundaries- everyone should have boundaries
@JRoseBooks18 сағат бұрын
Thanks to Mark’s Team for having a hook opening-AND following through! I get the marketing strategy, but I’m so tired of hearing the info cut off and then having to listen to an hour and a half podcast to find out the end of the hook sentence!! Thank you!
@sebastiantristan228718 сағат бұрын
Video games are my hobby ain't ever stopping, everything else good tho
@easyhumanatomy7319 сағат бұрын
why you throw books ?
@cristianroman330319 сағат бұрын
thank you for "except for the bjs" :)))
@goldensmiths20 сағат бұрын
If I had 100000 likes on this YT video my parents would finally be proud of me 😢. Me going through exactly the same with 10 subs
@Potato6969620 сағат бұрын
I don't give a fuuuuuuuuuuuuuck
@NY_Mountain_Man20 сағат бұрын
When I have the funds, I'm leaving this country. This is beyond stupid how we're modifying ourselves just to keep people who project all their hatred from men onto 1-3 men. Fuck that. If anyone could respond to this, I'd be glad to hear it. But in my mind, guys have every reason to be pissed. Fuck their feelings.
@kumudyadav443620 сағат бұрын
No. 39 😊 nothing meaningful in life is easy, nothing easy in life is meaningful.
@startrooper001620 сағат бұрын
Thank you. This video was insightful
@FirstRisingSouI20 сағат бұрын
I usually love your content, and it has helped me recover from depression and anxiety when "professional" counseling did absolutely nothing. However, as someone who graduated with a MS in physics 4 years ago, sent out dozens of job applications, got rejected from most without an interview, the few jobs I did manage to land were traumatic nightmares, and I still rely on my parents to help pay the bills, the message of this video fell flat. Businesses are designed to gatekeep wealth and exploit the poor, not provide opportunity.
@piyushchaudhari782520 сағат бұрын
you need to stop promoting betterhelp!!, they have history of doing malicious things.
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I have been 29 years without a drop of alcohol in my life because people like Cristiano Ronaldo and CM Punk never have done it and it is for the best. Not a hard task because people believe with no alcohol no fun can happen.
I love my work. I help people every day. I hate working for a$$h0les and idiots. If management had a brain, it would make a world of difference.
Me over here distracting myself by watching this video 😅
"That horizon, it really doesn't bend, does it".... Frickin' Brilliant 😂
I'm sure I watched this before
This book is one of my favourites books ever. Already bought it for 5 more people I knew they needed this perception of life. Your writing style is remarkable, made me feel I have a deep discussion with my self that lead me in so many different conclusions every time I read it! Thanks for that ❤
If no one wants to hear this then why the fuck did you make this videos, none of these are "truths" this is all social control
"Be the partner you want to have" Hmmm no I don't think so lol 🤣 I want myself a big fat 300+ pound SSBBW <3 But I don''t want to be fat, fuck that shit, I like being fit.
That’s why what…!
I loved this agony aunt style video mark!
South Korea is basically a rat race on steroids… They trying to out-do each other in every facet of life.
When the internet didn't exist, people had no choice. We had to go out there to talk with people and socialize. The internet killed it. Nowadays, you can stay home and just talk to people and make virtual friends. No doubt people feel lonely. Even if you go out, all you see are people looking down at their phone. The other day, I went to the hospital, spent 12 hours there, and everyone were on their phone the entire time. It's crazy
Can you make a video on college friendships plz? it is difficult because there are sooo many options for friendships and hard to maintain em all and get close to them, especially when your part of a huge group like a fraternity.
No words to describe how amazing was this podcast. Thanks Mark and Codie!
I really liked this podcast and agree with much of it. I love striving. I’m a learner and a do-er. But if you’re not good at being pushy about raises and getting more money…you’ll never get paid more. Companies take advantage. Changing jobs is hard so you have to find the right company to give this effort to.
Why would you throw bottle shards on a grass if your mind is clear? I'm sure you didn't gather them after.
@32:55 Wim Hof. Also, everyone mostly has a shower. Take a cold shower :D
HEY SHES BUYS FROM ETSY
You are a fucking legend.
such a true contrarian.
perfectionist .... Stupidest 😅
Followed
Really liked the ending of this video
**Title: "7 Underrated Habits for a Better Life (and 7 Overrated Ones Too)"** **Introduction:** In the quest for happiness and productivity, we encounter a barrage of advice from influencers, authors, and scientists. But amidst this flood of recommendations, it's crucial to distinguish between what truly works and what might be overhyped. In this article, we'll delve into seven underrated habits that can significantly improve your life, alongside seven overrated ones that might not live up to the hype. **Main Ideas:** 1. **Setting Realistic Goals:** - **Main Idea:** Setting goals is important, but the value lies not in achieving them exactly but in the journey and habits they foster. - **Explanation:** Goals serve as motivational tools, guiding us toward positive behaviors like exercise, healthy eating, and self-care. The emphasis should be on progress rather than perfection, acknowledging that deviations from the initial target are natural and acceptable. - **Practical Lesson:** Focus on consistent habits rather than fixating solely on end results. Celebrate progress and recognize the value of the journey toward your goals. 2. **Genuine Self-Care vs. Self-Indulgence:** - **Main Idea:** True self-care involves activities that nurture well-being and prioritize long-term health over short-term indulgence. - **Explanation:** While self-care is essential, it's often misrepresented as indulgent behaviors like spa weekends or extravagant trips. Genuine self-care encompasses setting boundaries, prioritizing rest, and engaging in activities that promote mental and physical health. - **Practical Lesson:** Prioritize activities that truly replenish your energy and well-being, focusing on sustainable practices rather than fleeting indulgences. 3. **Self-Discipline as Self-Love:** - **Main Idea:** Self-discipline is a form of self-love, involving the commitment to beneficial actions despite initial reluctance. - **Explanation:** Cultivating self-discipline means making choices that prioritize long-term well-being over immediate gratification. It involves parenting oneself by engaging in activities that foster growth and resilience. - **Practical Lesson:** Embrace self-discipline as an expression of self-love, recognizing that short-term discomfort can lead to long-term fulfillment and success. 4. **Balancing Romance and Friendship:** - **Main Idea:** While romance is important, friendships are often undervalued in contributing to overall happiness and well-being. - **Explanation:** Research indicates that individuals with strong friendships tend to be happier and healthier, highlighting the significance of platonic relationships. Despite societal emphasis on romantic partnerships, fostering meaningful friendships is crucial for mental health. - **Practical Lesson:** Prioritize cultivating and nurturing friendships alongside romantic relationships, recognizing their profound impact on overall well-being. 5. **Critical Approach to Therapy:** - **Main Idea:** Therapy is valuable but requires a critical approach to ensure compatibility and effectiveness. - **Explanation:** While therapy can be transformative, it's essential to recognize that not all therapeutic approaches or therapists will be suitable for every individual. Taking time to find a therapist who aligns with your needs and values is crucial for the effectiveness of the therapeutic process. - **Practical Lesson:** Approach therapy with discernment, prioritizing compatibility and effectiveness over convenience. Don't hesitate to explore different therapists until you find the right fit for you. 6. **Finding Purpose with Realistic Expectations:** - **Main Idea:** Purpose is significant, but it's essential to maintain realistic expectations and recognize that not every aspect of life will feel purposeful at all times. - **Explanation:** While having a sense of purpose can provide direction and meaning, it's normal to experience periods where certain aspects of life lack clear purpose. Embracing the mundane and finding meaning in everyday experiences can contribute to overall satisfaction and fulfillment. - **Practical Lesson:** Pursue purpose with flexibility and openness, acknowledging that purpose can manifest in various forms and may evolve over time. 7. **Mindful Enjoyment of Life's Simple Pleasures:** - **Main Idea:** Embracing life's simple pleasures can have profound effects on happiness and well-being. - **Explanation:** Engaging in activities like dancing, journaling, or skincare routines can uplift mood and enhance overall satisfaction with life. These seemingly mundane activities offer opportunities for mindfulness and appreciation of the present moment. - **Practical Lesson:** Cultivate awareness and gratitude for life's simple joys, recognizing their capacity to enhance well-being and foster a deeper sense of contentment. **Conclusion:** In navigating the plethora of advice aimed at enhancing happiness and productivity, it's crucial to discern between underrated habits that offer genuine benefits and overrated practices that may fall short of expectations. By embracing self-discipline, nurturing relationships, and finding purpose amidst life's complexities, individuals can cultivate a more fulfilling and balanced life, grounded in authenticity and mindful enjoyment of life's simple pleasures.
Abigail is the best! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I appreciate manscape is sponsoring you, but it’s a hard pass in my home… No man should shave anything… Wear your manliness proud, boys! We love it! Yeah it’s more work keeping the bathroom/bedroom clean from all the shedding… But so what? We girls shed our long hairs a lot too… So pretty please embrace all that makes you a handsome strong manly man! Like Magnum PI!
In the words of Pete hornberger, “it’s never too late for now.”
damn the friend thing is so true
Hahhahahhahahhahahahhaha was about to write “except for the bjs” and then you said it. The truest words spoken.
My kid kicked me, I slapped her bottom (cushioned by the diaper), made a stern face and said “you never kick anyone, especially mom and dad!” Guess what, never happened again… She’s a thriving, loving 3yo… I can’t say the same for my friend’s 3yo, who rules her mother like a little tyrant… You have to be authoritative and at some stages, a slap on the bottom, a good ole chancla/chinelo on the bottom is the only effective tool to help the kids learn facts about consequences for not respecting the boundaries…
I am a proud narsiccist
I can't believe there is no single book by Malcolm Gladwell! Anyways...
My problem is I don't give a fuck but I was doing wrong thank for giving a direction
What about Adrian Carton de Wiart as the most badass ? he is as bad ass at least as Witold Pilecki
Disagree. He seemed to just love war. Pilecki gave his life for a cause. He could have escaped the Soviets but refused to leave.
Would you be able to elaborate on the trade offs that a "past focused" country makes?
With regard to making it in music, whatever ‘making it’ means. Being the best musician, song writer or performer doesn’t necessarily equate to being financially successful. Signing a record deal with one of the major labels is now mostly a matter of needing to firstly have developed a significant social media following and being saleable (physical attractiveness probably helps…)and that doesn’t automatically equate to earning money either. Perhaps rather than setting a deadline for success they firstly need to set a target of what success can actually look like for them.
"after the fact, everything is a fuzzy mix of succes and failure"
what a great F*** video
좀 유치하고 수준낮고 피상적이고 하등 쓰잘데기 없는걸로 우물안에서 복닥복닥
The greatest bs of all time - she is feeding into her strong independent client base - men should have no boundaries- everyone should have boundaries
Thanks to Mark’s Team for having a hook opening-AND following through! I get the marketing strategy, but I’m so tired of hearing the info cut off and then having to listen to an hour and a half podcast to find out the end of the hook sentence!! Thank you!
Video games are my hobby ain't ever stopping, everything else good tho
why you throw books ?
thank you for "except for the bjs" :)))
If I had 100000 likes on this YT video my parents would finally be proud of me 😢. Me going through exactly the same with 10 subs
I don't give a fuuuuuuuuuuuuuck
When I have the funds, I'm leaving this country. This is beyond stupid how we're modifying ourselves just to keep people who project all their hatred from men onto 1-3 men. Fuck that. If anyone could respond to this, I'd be glad to hear it. But in my mind, guys have every reason to be pissed. Fuck their feelings.
No. 39 😊 nothing meaningful in life is easy, nothing easy in life is meaningful.
Thank you. This video was insightful
I usually love your content, and it has helped me recover from depression and anxiety when "professional" counseling did absolutely nothing. However, as someone who graduated with a MS in physics 4 years ago, sent out dozens of job applications, got rejected from most without an interview, the few jobs I did manage to land were traumatic nightmares, and I still rely on my parents to help pay the bills, the message of this video fell flat. Businesses are designed to gatekeep wealth and exploit the poor, not provide opportunity.
you need to stop promoting betterhelp!!, they have history of doing malicious things.