Same here

Love this I will also do the same

Thnx Guys...🗿

I’m in💪

You owe me a push up bro bro, Get It Done💪

Come on!

Did you do it ?

That is a very simplistic way of thinking about these ancient cultures. Yes, they fought and killed each other. But how do you think these cultures build whole civilizations from scratch? Just by fighting and killing? Obviously not. They did many more things than that. Stoic principles are embedded in their day-to-day lives. This translated into their culture and eventually made them successful in their ways. If you talk about the Spartans, the Samurai, the Vikings. Yes, they fought, killed, and some even dominated continents when it suited them. But they were also farming, building cities, teaching children, worshipping Gods and spirits, creating knowledge, harvesting craftsmanship, exploring new lands, and so on.. Just stating that they fought and killed and therefore ''humanity is sick'' is just a very simplistic and ignorant way of looking at these sophisticated and nuanced cultures and shows that you know absolutely nothing about our history as a species. Period.

@@vk8812 agreed And if we go further than that it's a mindset that they had at the time too We can sit in our comfy lounge chairs and comment on stuff being too hard but that's exactly what this is all about Being better, being fitter, being something we aren't right now but want to be .. it starts with ourselves There was no time to think about how 'society' sucked Sure, it can suck but what are YOU doing about it?? If you want the change, then make the change It's no fault of others if you can't achieve simple things like your own health And where does that leave your own children? This is aimed at you @user-gd4ck4zb9o

because he don't see himself enough, I mean he always keep saying to himself "you're not enough, kid, you have to grind harder and harder everyday until you will be the greatest" something like that... just to grow up and become the best, I think that was what he meant.

Its a part of his mindset to keep on going, might be linked to a kind of respect for himself to not get fat again like he used to be. Motivates himself that way, to motivate a man you must simply insult him and he manages to do that himself.

Because if you are honest, and you have not really challenged yourself, you are sht. It's true. But when you really struggle for a dream, to improve, to be excellent you are no longer sht. It's the struggle that makes you valuable. We do hard things. It's not your cars, clothes, or things - it's who you are.

Anger is a feeling

@@thevoiceofreason937 your real

Lmao being angry is literally being emotional

That's probably the worst emotion.

Anger is active sadness Sadness is passive anger

Love this

Nobody cares. Just do pull ups or not. Do you need permission or what are you trying to achieve with the comment. Attention.

That’s 3000 now. Goggins level!

Hate this.

do it without the likes

you also have no evidence to say depression is a symptom of higher intelligence. Sorry to say but that has to be one of the most stupid comments in youtube history

@@marioiglesias4850 you go tell a star fish that, oh wait you can't. you go tell a gold fish that, oh wait u can't. You go tell a jelly fish that, you go tell a plant that, Case and point, Kobe. Higher intelligence is reserved for those who can perform advanced problems solving skills, I'd place a monkey in that category, I'd place an octopus in that category. No one needs to do a research paper on such topics.

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@@scottk8649 yup

Hope it helped

@@MrMotiv88 ofcs, thanks❤

No, I don‘t think so. You‘re just probably also someone who just felt offended and is sitting home 24/7

@@nineteen7194holy insecurity ur a fkin 🤡 all he said was he thinks they did which they probably did it just wasn’t considered what it is today, someone is insecure and projecting their own feelings onto others 💀

As someone who has struggled with depression, the only time I’m free of it is at the edge of my capacity. Bootcamp, MCT, working three jobs in undergrad, near full time in grad school-pushed farther and harder until I earned enough some peace to fill the quiet hours.

The monk who has no children, no wife, no real job is talking about depression? Anyone who has lost a loved one from disease, or had to put food on the table to care for someone with little money, or has loved and lost had felt depression throughout history. That monk should experience actual life. You can't act like depression doesn't exist, you have to understand it for what it is and overcome it. The Buddha did just that when he understood suffering.

@@EkinOC1 I read an article about monks who were diagnosed with ptsd after their monastery was attacked. They aren't immune to mental illness, although meditation is healthy. Also, they used to torture people publically in the times he mentioned so . . .I think they had some issues.

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​​​@@RiffShow-xe4gysalvation cannot be learned. Wisdom is not communicable. Both must be obtained through one's lived experiences and this cannot be bypassed. Attempting to do so--to obtain the knowledge of self-improvement without performing the work necessary to gain the wisdom behind it--can be considered a form of laziness.

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