You look like the sweetest person i could ever meet, idk why but you look so kind (and if you have grandchildren the greatest grandpa)
@MartyNemko113 сағат бұрын
I do try to be kind. Yes.
@Biggestlivie13 сағат бұрын
@@MartyNemko1 you look so sweet 🥹 idk why you just do tho.
@danbenson2445Күн бұрын
The statement that quote: ‘capitalism spawns more losers than winners’ is dropped in the mix like it’s a self evident truth. But it isn’t true, and you are an example of why it isn’t.
@guytoe2 күн бұрын
The Catholic has more wealth than it can handle. Give the loot to the descendants of Martin Luther in compensation for exposing the heresies of Catholicism.
@Lekw20012 күн бұрын
Really good thanks for the helpful advice !!!
@user-zo8gz9yp7n2 күн бұрын
You have a great technique; I can readily understand why clints come back for reviews. You are a true master of your art, no wasted sessions.
@user-zo8gz9yp7n3 күн бұрын
At least in capitalism I am not required to buy the goods or services. Indvidual responsibility and critical thinking help a great deal.
@user-zo8gz9yp7n3 күн бұрын
Many managers continue to do the job that got them their promotion rather than the job they were promoted into.
@PabloMontoya-qk8lf3 күн бұрын
Read the Bible every day. Communism is a killer of people and democracy
@HarmoniousHome3 күн бұрын
I urge you to turn to the LORD, He helps us through all things and all seasons of life, the bible calls Him our comforter and prince of peace, this only applies of you are born again, to be born again you just have to realize your a sinner, cry out to God and repent turn from your sins and trust that Jesus died for your sins. Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding, in all your ways acknowledge Him and He will direct your path.
@PabloMontoya-qk8lf3 күн бұрын
Amen
@markjohnston8989Күн бұрын
In Jesus' name.
@user786234 күн бұрын
Thank you so much!! Helped a lot ❤
@veronicafullford16974 күн бұрын
Pretty spot on.
@noie775 күн бұрын
Thank you sir. I make these mistskes a lot.
@DenithPerera-ji8vm5 күн бұрын
❤
@saul37575 күн бұрын
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@arthurfell97195 күн бұрын
The principal of arguably the most successful school in the UK, Michaela School, broadly believes kids should have no choices at all until they get into their teenage years. Sounds dated but as I say her school as produced excellent results. Might be interesting to look into.
@0kur1235 күн бұрын
hi marty! i love your videos everyday. Thank you so much, im so glad to subscribe. This is very useful!!!❤
@0kur1235 күн бұрын
look forward to looking at ur work on amazon. but moreover, can you help with writing something in the lines of “loosing grit”? i’ve graduated high school at 15. and I never believed I was smart, but I always had grit helping me throughout school to do things others thought were impossible. Fast foreward in college, I earned a 3.9 gpa by my 1st year. But suddenly something inside me shattered. I could no longer see myself thriving. I felt as though there’s something wrong with me. Going to my senior year right now, and my cumulative gpa is a 1.2. things went down very quickly and im afraid i have lost my grit. or worse, my sense of self. can You may have more knowledge in regards to life event like these, with your experience, hope you can advise and share a bit of knowledge towards how to take this. Appreciate ur work, Thank you for your help. Best,
@MartyNemko15 күн бұрын
That makes me happy. I believe this is arguably the most useful way I can live my life.
@Negan826825 күн бұрын
Definitely buying how to do life
@MartyNemko15 күн бұрын
I'm proud of it and priced it very low, like $5 paperback and $1 Kindle so more people can read it: www.amazon.com/How-Do-Life-Advice-future/dp/B0BSD38PFV
@Negan826825 күн бұрын
@@MartyNemko1 added to cart!
@CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom5 күн бұрын
I love your personality. You are very bright and charming.
@johnb66926 күн бұрын
Thanks Marty, shared
@muthukumar-uf4ig7 күн бұрын
Sir please help
@napadave587 күн бұрын
The last line was actually a pretty nice turnaround. Give everything 24hrs and it will either improve or ... yeah ... plan A.
@user-zo8gz9yp7n8 күн бұрын
Very good and cogent advice. As you say rejection is hard but common. I see why you are an excellent career counselor.
@projectedart8 күн бұрын
Very fair and balanced assessment Marty
@user-zo8gz9yp7n8 күн бұрын
True gems, you like go to one of your hole in the wall restaurants for the second date if that happens.
@guytoe8 күн бұрын
That doctor should have bought and lived in an ambulance. One can comfortably live and die in an ambulance. The doctor could provide services inside it. Should he screw up he apeeds off leaving malpractice lawsuits in the dust. Cash only!
@guytoe8 күн бұрын
I never "write to impress." Have a natural talent for it.
@guytoe8 күн бұрын
We have a vegetable garden. It's a prepper mindset that includes freeze dried, solar power, back up generator, etc. etc. Hope were not in a fallout zone.
@sleepermanmaximus9 күн бұрын
No. I understand. My Mum was whore of the local Mason Lodge. What a grand position!
@mh10669 күн бұрын
The algorithm incentivises user engagement (rage, comment war fights, grifting, etc.). Other platforms are even more worse. Depending what your goal with the channel you might have (outreach, target demographic, reputation management, algorithm, etc.) it might help you if you get help from some young ones. You do have your zipcode to your advantage, though. I'm too far away to be able to help.
@Youthicality10 күн бұрын
I am entering college this August as a freshman and I stumbled upon your video. I took notes about what u said because I'm quite nervous about college. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and wisdom to help us get through college and to not make the same mistakes twice!!!
@MartyNemko110 күн бұрын
It gives me pleasure to share what I know.
@michaelroach421910 күн бұрын
A great story.inspiring.
@user-zo8gz9yp7n11 күн бұрын
Doctors are human and can make mistakes. Only non-standard care or negligence should be grounds for malpractice
@yongcastillo199311 күн бұрын
Very nicely done. If you will, however, kindly allow me to submit one recommendation. The camera really needs to be closer to the subject (you) rather than positioned at too great a distance. As you are doubtless aware, the viewer truly needs to appreciate the essence of the storyteller. The camera’s Ultra Zoom function should allow you do accomplish this. Apart from this aesthetic note, I think your video was marvelous.
@richardfranklinmorse11 күн бұрын
Funny, I did that, left real estate and played music on the street, it was great, I never looked back. If you’re ever in Kona, Hawai’i, look for the Happy Haole!
@badeugenecops474111 күн бұрын
I like the twist. I look forward to where your mind goes next.
@marilyntaylor865211 күн бұрын
Interesting vignette. But you should get someone else to narrate for you.
@napadave587 күн бұрын
Are you saying he's got a radio-friendly face?
@jameswest68511 күн бұрын
Thanks, unwilling to participate, although I appreciate your sacrifice.
@randallfrank568211 күн бұрын
I thought that you had a good conversation with Derek for his abilities. I was a little surprised when you said that you didn't want to continue with the program. I think that I would have given it another try to see how the experience would go. A long time close friend and his wife have a Down's Syndrome son about 30 years old. He is involved in family activities all the time. He cannot speak, but he understands some stuff. If you say "Hi" to him and ask him how he is doing, he will acknowledge you and put his hand out to shake when put your hand out.
@tede29911 күн бұрын
I was blessed to attend a high school with a heated indoor Olympic sized pool. Was on both swim team and dive team. Latter part of my Jr year I was informed that I had reached ans attained all core ed requirements to graduate.. The prospect of all day study hall or proctoring wasn't appealing at all. Our Swim Coach called me to his office and informed me the school district had a speacil rule for our High school, since we had the pool.. To graduate, you had to also, be able to Swim!! Spent almost entire Sr. Year teaching Special Ed students, how to swim..really disliked it at first, but what a blast and further blessing it became, taught @ 100 other kids to swim...😂
@jedsparks732411 күн бұрын
This is the world we live in. 50% of the population is below average IQ. I try to converse with people on their individual level. I try to get people to a better place emotionally than how I found them. Think of them as a new friend. Can be draining & rewarding. Just do what I can while I'm here. You have to protect yourself, some situations can be very disturbing.. being empathetic can be hard to handle
@richardsemuta108911 күн бұрын
I can relate to your story. I work with adults with autism, although, I am no genius. I've been doing it for many years, and I still find satisfaction in it. Unfortunately, the system is flawed. It's definitely better than it was. Back before Geraldo Rivera, they were ALL in institutions. But there still needs to be much improvement in the system presently.
@jamessherosick274711 күн бұрын
This story reminds me of another that I experienced many years ago, it was called "Crank titty and shoe-shine boy"
@marcelhaik803512 күн бұрын
I think (?)I understand why you would back out of that assignment; when you feel so much empathy ,sometimes it is too great of a weight to bear. Have a great week.❤
@mightymikethebear12 күн бұрын
Caring for physical or mentally challenged people is not easy. At least you were willing to try to help. Maybe the next time you can be more successful.
@godsowndrunk111812 күн бұрын
Chicken.....
@TrueSeed-ft1jn12 күн бұрын
Depressing!
@TrueSeed-ft1jn12 күн бұрын
The title sets-up the informed reader ahead of time, for the "which was which?" twist. After hearing the story, now I am truly not sure what the story was about - but I felt it.
@glennhubbard500812 күн бұрын
Lunch? My man!
@richdespiseus624312 күн бұрын
So refreshing to find content that does not seek to divide or to promote evil. I sincerely hope you find why you do what you do.
@freesk812 күн бұрын
I'm not a genius, but I'm pretty smart. Ivy league undergrad with two easy Masters degrees. Probably a 135 IQ. Anyway, I volunteered for about ten years as a Special Olympics speed skating coach. Took about a dozen downs syndrome folks to the State Special Olympics Winter games each year. Coached about a dozen practices each year. Those downs syndrome folks are the sweetest, most loving humans you will ever likely encounter. A lot of them lead really happy lives. And a lot of them are institutionalized. They outlive their parents, or their parents just get too old to care for them. They have shorter life-spans, on average. Some of them have good friends at their institutions. But they all miss their families. Tough spot. Special Olympics really helps them, I think. If you are good at a sport like basketball or bowling, you should consider getting involved.
@user-zo8gz9yp7n12 күн бұрын
Very true, people with downs syndrome live by their emotions and many are devastated when their parents die.
@hunthse11 күн бұрын
Seems to me Marty that you could have thought things through a little more before you committed yourself. Did you ever consider the fact that the child was thinking he was being judged as to whether to be good enough to have a friend? But then you bail which of course makes him think his behavior was the reason! How sad is that? It's almost like adopting a child and then returning it. You know what the worst part is about this whole thing? You chose to made a video about it including a word that is now known as very derogatory and is horribly demeaning. I think I'll take a pass on purchasing any of your books.
@hunthse11 күн бұрын
Seems to me Marty that you could have thought things through a little more before you committed yourself. Did you ever consider the fact that the child was thinking he was being judged as to whether to be good enough to have a friend? But then you bail which of course makes him think his behavior was the reason! How sad is that? It's almost like adopting a child and then returning it. You know what the worst part is about this whole thing? You chose to made a video about it including a word that is now known as very derogatory and is horribly demeaning. I think I'll take a pass on purchasing any of your books.
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You look like the sweetest person i could ever meet, idk why but you look so kind (and if you have grandchildren the greatest grandpa)
I do try to be kind. Yes.
@@MartyNemko1 you look so sweet 🥹 idk why you just do tho.
The statement that quote: ‘capitalism spawns more losers than winners’ is dropped in the mix like it’s a self evident truth. But it isn’t true, and you are an example of why it isn’t.
The Catholic has more wealth than it can handle. Give the loot to the descendants of Martin Luther in compensation for exposing the heresies of Catholicism.
Really good thanks for the helpful advice !!!
You have a great technique; I can readily understand why clints come back for reviews. You are a true master of your art, no wasted sessions.
At least in capitalism I am not required to buy the goods or services. Indvidual responsibility and critical thinking help a great deal.
Many managers continue to do the job that got them their promotion rather than the job they were promoted into.
Read the Bible every day. Communism is a killer of people and democracy
I urge you to turn to the LORD, He helps us through all things and all seasons of life, the bible calls Him our comforter and prince of peace, this only applies of you are born again, to be born again you just have to realize your a sinner, cry out to God and repent turn from your sins and trust that Jesus died for your sins. Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding, in all your ways acknowledge Him and He will direct your path.
Amen
In Jesus' name.
Thank you so much!! Helped a lot ❤
Pretty spot on.
Thank you sir. I make these mistskes a lot.
❤
ＣＯＯＬ
The principal of arguably the most successful school in the UK, Michaela School, broadly believes kids should have no choices at all until they get into their teenage years. Sounds dated but as I say her school as produced excellent results. Might be interesting to look into.
hi marty! i love your videos everyday. Thank you so much, im so glad to subscribe. This is very useful!!!❤
look forward to looking at ur work on amazon. but moreover, can you help with writing something in the lines of “loosing grit”? i’ve graduated high school at 15. and I never believed I was smart, but I always had grit helping me throughout school to do things others thought were impossible. Fast foreward in college, I earned a 3.9 gpa by my 1st year. But suddenly something inside me shattered. I could no longer see myself thriving. I felt as though there’s something wrong with me. Going to my senior year right now, and my cumulative gpa is a 1.2. things went down very quickly and im afraid i have lost my grit. or worse, my sense of self. can You may have more knowledge in regards to life event like these, with your experience, hope you can advise and share a bit of knowledge towards how to take this. Appreciate ur work, Thank you for your help. Best,
That makes me happy. I believe this is arguably the most useful way I can live my life.
Definitely buying how to do life
I'm proud of it and priced it very low, like $5 paperback and $1 Kindle so more people can read it: www.amazon.com/How-Do-Life-Advice-future/dp/B0BSD38PFV
@@MartyNemko1 added to cart!
I love your personality. You are very bright and charming.
Thanks Marty, shared
Sir please help
The last line was actually a pretty nice turnaround. Give everything 24hrs and it will either improve or ... yeah ... plan A.
Very good and cogent advice. As you say rejection is hard but common. I see why you are an excellent career counselor.
Very fair and balanced assessment Marty
True gems, you like go to one of your hole in the wall restaurants for the second date if that happens.
That doctor should have bought and lived in an ambulance. One can comfortably live and die in an ambulance. The doctor could provide services inside it. Should he screw up he apeeds off leaving malpractice lawsuits in the dust. Cash only!
I never "write to impress." Have a natural talent for it.
We have a vegetable garden. It's a prepper mindset that includes freeze dried, solar power, back up generator, etc. etc. Hope were not in a fallout zone.
No. I understand. My Mum was whore of the local Mason Lodge. What a grand position!
The algorithm incentivises user engagement (rage, comment war fights, grifting, etc.). Other platforms are even more worse. Depending what your goal with the channel you might have (outreach, target demographic, reputation management, algorithm, etc.) it might help you if you get help from some young ones. You do have your zipcode to your advantage, though. I'm too far away to be able to help.
I am entering college this August as a freshman and I stumbled upon your video. I took notes about what u said because I'm quite nervous about college. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and wisdom to help us get through college and to not make the same mistakes twice!!!
It gives me pleasure to share what I know.
A great story.inspiring.
Doctors are human and can make mistakes. Only non-standard care or negligence should be grounds for malpractice
Very nicely done. If you will, however, kindly allow me to submit one recommendation. The camera really needs to be closer to the subject (you) rather than positioned at too great a distance. As you are doubtless aware, the viewer truly needs to appreciate the essence of the storyteller. The camera’s Ultra Zoom function should allow you do accomplish this. Apart from this aesthetic note, I think your video was marvelous.
Funny, I did that, left real estate and played music on the street, it was great, I never looked back. If you’re ever in Kona, Hawai’i, look for the Happy Haole!
I like the twist. I look forward to where your mind goes next.
Interesting vignette. But you should get someone else to narrate for you.
Are you saying he's got a radio-friendly face?
Thanks, unwilling to participate, although I appreciate your sacrifice.
I thought that you had a good conversation with Derek for his abilities. I was a little surprised when you said that you didn't want to continue with the program. I think that I would have given it another try to see how the experience would go. A long time close friend and his wife have a Down's Syndrome son about 30 years old. He is involved in family activities all the time. He cannot speak, but he understands some stuff. If you say "Hi" to him and ask him how he is doing, he will acknowledge you and put his hand out to shake when put your hand out.
I was blessed to attend a high school with a heated indoor Olympic sized pool. Was on both swim team and dive team. Latter part of my Jr year I was informed that I had reached ans attained all core ed requirements to graduate.. The prospect of all day study hall or proctoring wasn't appealing at all. Our Swim Coach called me to his office and informed me the school district had a speacil rule for our High school, since we had the pool.. To graduate, you had to also, be able to Swim!! Spent almost entire Sr. Year teaching Special Ed students, how to swim..really disliked it at first, but what a blast and further blessing it became, taught @ 100 other kids to swim...😂
This is the world we live in. 50% of the population is below average IQ. I try to converse with people on their individual level. I try to get people to a better place emotionally than how I found them. Think of them as a new friend. Can be draining & rewarding. Just do what I can while I'm here. You have to protect yourself, some situations can be very disturbing.. being empathetic can be hard to handle
I can relate to your story. I work with adults with autism, although, I am no genius. I've been doing it for many years, and I still find satisfaction in it. Unfortunately, the system is flawed. It's definitely better than it was. Back before Geraldo Rivera, they were ALL in institutions. But there still needs to be much improvement in the system presently.
This story reminds me of another that I experienced many years ago, it was called "Crank titty and shoe-shine boy"
I think (?)I understand why you would back out of that assignment; when you feel so much empathy ,sometimes it is too great of a weight to bear. Have a great week.❤
Caring for physical or mentally challenged people is not easy. At least you were willing to try to help. Maybe the next time you can be more successful.
Chicken.....
Depressing!
The title sets-up the informed reader ahead of time, for the "which was which?" twist. After hearing the story, now I am truly not sure what the story was about - but I felt it.
Lunch? My man!
So refreshing to find content that does not seek to divide or to promote evil. I sincerely hope you find why you do what you do.
I'm not a genius, but I'm pretty smart. Ivy league undergrad with two easy Masters degrees. Probably a 135 IQ. Anyway, I volunteered for about ten years as a Special Olympics speed skating coach. Took about a dozen downs syndrome folks to the State Special Olympics Winter games each year. Coached about a dozen practices each year. Those downs syndrome folks are the sweetest, most loving humans you will ever likely encounter. A lot of them lead really happy lives. And a lot of them are institutionalized. They outlive their parents, or their parents just get too old to care for them. They have shorter life-spans, on average. Some of them have good friends at their institutions. But they all miss their families. Tough spot. Special Olympics really helps them, I think. If you are good at a sport like basketball or bowling, you should consider getting involved.
Very true, people with downs syndrome live by their emotions and many are devastated when their parents die.
Seems to me Marty that you could have thought things through a little more before you committed yourself. Did you ever consider the fact that the child was thinking he was being judged as to whether to be good enough to have a friend? But then you bail which of course makes him think his behavior was the reason! How sad is that? It's almost like adopting a child and then returning it. You know what the worst part is about this whole thing? You chose to made a video about it including a word that is now known as very derogatory and is horribly demeaning. I think I'll take a pass on purchasing any of your books.
Seems to me Marty that you could have thought things through a little more before you committed yourself. Did you ever consider the fact that the child was thinking he was being judged as to whether to be good enough to have a friend? But then you bail which of course makes him think his behavior was the reason! How sad is that? It's almost like adopting a child and then returning it. You know what the worst part is about this whole thing? You chose to made a video about it including a word that is now known as very derogatory and is horribly demeaning. I think I'll take a pass on purchasing any of your books.