“Don’t kill them with kindness , Toture them with success” oooo that hit me

I played this podcast, decided to get out of bed, hit the gym, and I broke my depressing cycle and couldn't be more grateful for discovering this guy. One year update, moved out my parents house, serving in the US Coast Guard, lifes great and look up to people like goggins and have become persistent in my training because its part of the job lol thanks for the support at my low guys I appreciate all the likes, thank you

After watching his interviews, he motivated me to go back to college and finish after 10 years. I graduate in may 2024.

I didn’t workout for 7 years and gained 50lbs. Started running after watching this video in December 2021. Ran a half Ironman October 2022 (never ran a race before), a marathon a few weeks later with 3 days notice, a solo half marathon during a blizzard (-9c) at night in December 2022, and I’m preparing for a full Ironman this October (2023). Thanks for the inspiration!

Goggins the type of guy to wake up and yell at his alarm to wake tf up.

This is the greatest movie of all time and it doesn’t even exist yet...

David Goggin will always say; Don't stop when you're tired. Stop when you're done. It’s such a blessing that my partner and I aren’t just married, but we’re also each other’s best strategic partner in the gospel and in business. We compliment each other and we have an Adviser to work with. Praise God!! And thank you for this awesome content!

5 months ago I was also in pest control (as a 35 year old), not liking where I was in life and not a high school graduate. After listening to this podcast, there was a spark in me and I decided to get my GED. It was hard because I didn’t really pay attention in High school. I wanted to face my fears and grow as a man and be disciplined, so I decided to study for the ASVAB, it took a while and I needed to get a 50% on the test to join because I had my GED. I studied and passed with a 50, I was so happy and proud that I had what it takes to pass the test . I went through Basic military training, passed every test in Techschool and now I’m at my first duty station in Mountain AFB in Idaho. I’m glad I faced my fears and decided to change my life. I’m not done and I know I will face more challenges. You might never see this but Thank you Goggins. God bless everyone who reads this, you got this!!!

Joe Rogan was the guest on this one

Sometimes you just got to know when to STFU and let people tell a story. Joe Rogan has this nailed. Period

Goggins has changed my life, he has changed my mindset with facing difficulty. I tried running once, I ran for 1.83km and I came back home, liver hurting, sweating, but I realized that Goggins has went through this as well. The other day I challenged my friend to run 3KM the quickest, I started running, after some time, I was like "Man have I ran 3km yet? I don't wanna stop cuz I starting would be hard" and so I kept running for around 1 hour and 34 minutes and in total I ended up running (and a bit of walking) 16KM. This is an achievment for me. Now while listening to this podcast, I've been doing pushups. I'm on 320 pushups, at 1:56 PM I'm aiming for 1000. EDIT #1: It's now 2:56PM and I'm on 400 push ups. EDIT #2: 500 pushups at 3:56PM. Stay hard! Alex the G.

Everything that Goggins says, really makes me learn more about hardwork in life and how to overcome laziness and bad habits. May God bless this man. For everything he has done.

"I'm not gifted, I'm driven." That right there is the most real thing I have ever heard. Drive is the greatest attribute of successful people.

I've run thousands of Miles, and done thousands of pushups, and chin-ups. Not physically, but mentally. I am 36 years Old with Blood Cancer. I've been fight everyday for 8 years now. I can't physically do what this man does at the moment, but I get out of bed everyday, and push my limits physically and mentally. I've been on Chemotherapy for 20 months,and on the Bone Marrow Transplant list. I know this is only temporary pain and mental anguish for now. I will get through this Blood Cancer one way or another.... In Death or in Life I will WIN. Thanks Joe, and "Goggins".

Around 3 years ago,this video deeply moved me to do something about my situation.today i am 3 years sober.no cigarettes ,no alcohol,no weed ,no drugs.done with my CPA and my masters degree.working on my body.i am a totally different much better version of myself that i am proud of.it hit me today that this video was the start of my journey.you are real one goggins.thankyou sir.

As I sit here, 18 months into working out and my sorry attempt at a healthy life, working out 4-5 days a week, but slacking in my diet and only down about 80 pounds from 398 to 320 at 6 foot 3, i just finished Goggins book. I watched this to really drive it home. I sit at my table, fed up with my relationship and my progress or lack thereof, drinking liqour out the bottle with some fucking diet coke, I am “looking in the accountability mirror” and realizing I could be so much further in life and in my journey. This moment with my liqour in hand watching this is my “chocolate milkshake and giving up” moment. I vow from this moment to forward, to drive this shit home. Thank you Goggins. Bring me back to this comment a year from now. 12 months hard. Starting NOW

David Goggins wakes up his alarm clock every morning

The way joe just listens and lets him tell his story for first 15 minutes demonstrates how he is one of the greatest interviewers and a genuine guy.

Goggins is definitely here for a purpose. This man had a hole in his heart and could have died any second. God bless this man, he's inspired millions💪🙏

I love how Goggins has done it. He's not like those other guys who tell you what to do, and tell you to lose weight and tell you to get up and go for a run. He's done. Week in week out. I've watched this probably every 6 months and always feel inspired. I always get up immediately and go for a run.

Imagine having a restaurant so gross- you make a person quit their job on the spot and begin on a life-long journey to seize control over their own mind.

"I wanted to feel something besides defeat".That's an excellent statement. Powerful.

I've said this 1080 times... but this is my favorite JRE. This is powerful stuff. Going dark and turning your phone off to find who you are... so true. I'm actually seriously motivated and need to get back into my art

David Goggins > Andrew Tate

Even youtube is quiet when goggins talks no ad for me

My younger brother just watched this. Now I have an older brother.

This guy utterly transformed my life. Thank you.

What I love about Goggins is that he MADE himself. He wasn’t born this man, he had to create him through shit I couldn’t imagine but have gone through parts of his past. Love hearing this man speak.

“We live in a society where mediocrity is often rewarded” I’ve never heard a bigger fact

David Goggins doesn’t turn the shower on, he just stares at it until it cries

1:44:25 ”i’m not gifted, i’m just driven” damn man

Thank you David! You and Joe Rogan are true inspirations. I have lost 52 lbs since February. I was in a really dark place since 2011. I was in a really bad accident with an 18 wheeler, my Father passed away in my arms and lost a bunch of close people to Drugs. This led me to gaining 95 lbs and drinking a handle of vodka every 2 days for at least 2 years. No more excuses, time to put in the work! Thank you so much gentlemen. I will keep you posted once I'm at 200 lbs!

"The more things i found comfortable, the more uncomfortable my mind was" - David Goggins

When I first watched this I was 260lbs, 3 years later I'm 185, this interview is what got the ball rolling in the right direction, thanks Joe and David

I ran a marathon watching this!

Thank you for this message. Digested and now not going to wait for motivation to stick around. Can relate to having my own hard times in life and I have my own path to carve out. Thank you again to both David Goggins and Joe Rogan and to all others who helped this video make it into existence. Nothing else needed to be said just time to go find myself and be a warrior in my own sense.

This is the quietest I’ve ever seen Joe Rogan EVER!

I did 10 years in the Marine corps and in the past 16 months I have put on 40lbs and have been battling depression. I heard it all, motivation speeches, books,...etc, but this shit right here has touch my mind, heart and soul.. Im gonna get my shit together and battle my demons, Thank you Goggins.

Truly inspiring. I watch this every year. David along with Wim Hoff and Cameran Hanes are role models

Goggins mentality and his struggle is a message to everyone the ability people have if they struggle and enjoy the struggles they face.

When Alexander Graham bell invented the telephone, there was 3 missed calls from David Goggins

Joe Rogan completely admires this man and thats why he is so quiet. David Goggins is the epitome of what pushing the human body to its boundaries is all about.

This man is an example for everyone

I started this journey March 1st. (That day was my awakening, the fact that it was a 1st of the month was pure coincidence which I noticed a couple weeks ago and thought it was kinda funny to be honest) I have worked very hard at my job to perform the best I can while studying, eating healthy and house workouts. I couldn't handle it all but without losing myself, I started going to the gym in April and May is when shit got serious, it was difficult to start but the momentum was definitely adding up. Now, I would consider myself at the healthiest moment in my life if not maybe my peak 🤷🏽‍♂️. I cannot thank you enough Tate Brothers, David Goggins and Fresh And Fit. The three biggest forces of guide models I have right now. I literally wouldn't have touched the gym if it wasn't because of you guys. Now I'm truly becoming a man, I'll be respected because of my values and I will become a real warrior adapting to the mindset by self-discipline and patience. I will make this shit happen, life is draining out my mom's life and I have to understand that I can't be a Brokie Nobody, while she gets older. I don't know the future but I know that there are higher chances of me living past my mother and that's just reality... When it happens, I want to be happy and not sad because I will have no reason to be sad, I made her proud by becoming successful right? I became a man and gave her everything she deserves right? I conquered! So, yea. I see it that way, I can't control the fact that we are going to die so when it happens I just will make sure that the "Best Version Of My Self Walked On Earth."

I loved how joe didnot spoke a single word till 11: 20 after asking 1st question and let the man tell the tale Respect joe

Hey I don't know if David will read this but I wanted to tell him this. It's been two years, I've gone from being a barely-employed loser to working 14 hour days to become a pilot. I've always wanted to be a pilot, and I always counted myself out, and because of what you've said I have decided to give the finger to the world and get what I want. I've got a couple more years of this, but I'll make it. Thanks for your story, my guy. You've given me a fire.

I don't normally watch JRE but this podcast was incredible. I used to run competitively in high school, and now at 28 I'm just getting back into it. I am taken aback that he was capable of running 200+ miles nonstop, I honestly had never heard of an ultramarathon til now. But David is so right that its hardly about the physical pain as it is about the mental fortitude to get through it. Just not quitting and fighting those thoughts in your mind. That's what made me have a love of the sport, is how much it strengthened my character and made me feel like I could push through any pain in life. I was never athletic, didn't have a competitive bone in my body but after I started running in high school I eventually got down to a 6:05 mile, from being the slowest on the team at one point. Words can't describe how good that felt. This podcast was unbelievably motivating and just makes me wanna go ten times harder in the gym and in life!! David Goggins ur a legend

As someone who has struggled for years with lack of self-esteem and approval addiction, and who has transformed his life with intelligence and perseverance in the past year, I feel a lot with Goggins. "Great recognizes great" even though our social value is very opposite right now.

"I'm not gifted just driven" -David Goggins (Felt that energy)

David Goggins "Everybody comes to a point in their life when they want to quit. But it's what you do at that moment that determines who you are."

David is incredible. So much respect ✊

*I was born with congenital hip defects and have had multiple hip surgeries, including a total hip replacement surgery. I walked with a 2 inch leg discrepancy for over a decade and developed serious back issues, including herniated discs, sciatica issues, etc.* *It feels so isolating to be in pain every single day. However Goggins helps me keep going and as I write them, I'm working hard as hell to lose weight. Btw, I'm a woman and I only say that bc some like to say that Goggins is only for men or for incels. Not true at all. It's so great to read all of your stories in the comments and I'm so proud of you guys! Keep it pushing and STAY HARD* 👊🏽🔥

Goggins will probably never see this shit but I feel obligated to leave a comment. Over the past two years I've battled depression, insecurities, anxiety and all kinds of emotional issues. Tonight my significant other, the love of my life, the one person I felt close with in this world left me. I feel broken. It feels like I have nothing left in life but myself and my demons. After watching this interview, I ordered a heart rate monitor and signed up for some endurance events in March. I'm already in great shape but I feel like this moment is catalyst for pushing myself to the next level. Next year I want to become a SERE Specialist for the Air Force. Thank you for being a candle of realism and tough love in a cold fucking world, David. If I ever cross paths with you in real life, I hope I get to thank you for all of the good you've done.

I’m literally in a dark place right now, not super depressed but not good. I can’t sleep, anxious as hell, and I turn on KZfaq and here is this guy. Very glad I found this.

I was a high school dropout because, academically, I was a failure. Eventually got my GED but I’ve always been afraid of school because of my failures. Like goggins said, you start to believe that you’re no good, that you can’t study and succeed like others, you can’t compare to them at all, etc. I could relate to Goggins 100% in everything he talks about. Goggins, and Ultimate Warrior, inspired me to face my fears. You can run all you want but your demons will always find you. Goggins biggest fear is water, mine was school. Even the thought of going would give me anxiety and keep me awake at night. Being real with myself…I was dumb. I was uneducated. This needed to change. I wanted to be someone I would be proud of. I decided to face my fear because I needed to taste that victory, that success over my greatest nemesis. Many days and nights of suffering, four letter words at books and papers, etc resolved into graduating with honors from the university and now pursuing my graduate degree. I eventually want to complete my PhD as the ultimate opponent that I refuse to let stand in my way from accomplishing my dream. Goggins is changing lives for the better and I’m living proof of that.

Goggins out here bout to open the 8th chakra gate.

I would pay Goggins just to show up at my door everyday to tell me I'm a piece of shit and then walk away.

destroyed my body in the gym while listening to this, learned a lot about discipline and commitment. i greatly appreciate how real and gritty Goggins is both mentally and physically. GET ON THE GRINDDDDD

When I was younger I did high impact aerobics. I would wrap my ankle for the same reason. Mr Goggins is such an inspiration and has my complete respect, which is extremely rare.

Realising no one's coming to save you is crucial

" I'm not the best at anything, I'm not gifted, I'm just driven." David Goggins.

It's one of the best interviews that you can find. Joe really knows what to ask and how to ask it.

This is my #1 Workoutplaylist

0:00 Podcast begins, David tells about his childhood being the opposite of what he is now 6:20 - David failing the ASVAB test 14:20 - The moment David quit his job 17:00 - David on being driven enough to have gotten to where he is 18:45 - David getting inspiration from Rocky I 22:40 - Detesting mediocrity 26:40 - Cycling, swimming with fins. 29:55 - David’s psoas injury 34:50 - Getting better from stretching 38:15 - The Badwater Ultramarathon 40:00 - The San Diego One Day 44:35 - Mile 81 49:00 - The race director of Badwater’s response (after the San Diego race) 50:55 - The Las Vegas marathon 58:55 - David’s races from November 2005 through 2007 / three hell weeks (with one guy dying) 1:08:00 - David’s heart hole 1:13:30 - Ruck running 1:16:40 - Breaking the world record for pull-ups 1:20:00 - Running (or any activity) because he DOESN’T like it 1:22:40 - Mental resilience in theory vs. real application 1:29:55 - “Being uncommon amongst uncommon people” 1:33:50 - Personal Sovereignty 1:38:00 - “out of 100 men who go to war” / David’s daily routine 1:43:50 - David’s new business / message 1:48:55 - Joe asks David what he is getting out of impacting people. Context from 1:47:45 1:51:00 - Taking hurtful advice that might be true / The 40% rule.

Joe Rogan is Oprah for dudes. -unknown smart man

i wasnt the same 3 months ago, ive been listening to david goggins everyday. improvements have been made. the limitations we put on ourselves are self-imposed, lets get the f*ck back to work! Thank you David Goggins!

This video has inspired me to join my first 5k run. Thank you David Goggins for changing the way I look at myself, Im gonna work hard and follow my true passion at an even higher level.

Showed this video to my PS3, and now I have a PS4.

A year ago I watched this entire podcast. I was the heaviest I ever was at 291 lbs, lost didn't know where my life was going. After I watched this podcast, I decided to change my life. Now a year later im at 225 pounds, running 5k training for a 10k. It was a lot of hard work but it is possible you guys. STAY HARD

I have been down a David Goggins rabbit hole today. I have now committed to doing 75 Hard. I have one major break through in the cookie jar from last year when I didn't train like I should for a triathlon. I didn't loose the weight, I'm in Canada and didn't get enough weather to actually ride my bike out side other than like 3 days. I left for North Carolina weighing 200 lbs. It was colder there the day of the race than it was in Kamloops, BC. It was 3 degrees when we woke up and it was 5 when the race started and it was pouring rain. I had had one day practicing riding the actual race bike my friend had borrowed from her sister. I had to figure out how to get my feet in the stirrups without wiping out. I had no business evening thinking I should be doing that triathlon. But I did. During the bike, I was in a living pain of hell after the first couple miles. My crotch was raw from rubbing on this tiny hard road bike seat. I was crying in so much pain. I had to stop readjust a couple times but it didn't get better. My girlfriend told me there was no shame in not doing the run. I had nothing to prove. But when I came around that last turn and saw the transition for the run , literally yelled so loud , "My vagina has never been so f#@$%!g glad to see this transition. "😂 There was no one there but the guys packing up the cones. I didn't know if I was so far in last place that everyone had finished the run and I was just starting. I didn't care. My goal was to finish this mother f$%#@$g race. I changed out some quick equipment. My girlfriend again was like are you sure. Yep. I took off out there. My plan was to run first mile walk a minute run a mile walk a minute. Well not only did I run the whole thing, I got lost for .5 mile and had to back track cause they were already taking down the signs on the route. I saw another runner who had been behind me going a different way and realized I had to go back. I never caught her but I crossed the finish line. My friend wasn't there because she got lost trying to find me. There was a stranger and when I fell to my knees in total pride of what I had done he came over and gave me hug. I didn't get a picture of the finish line cause we couldn't carry cameras and by the time my girlfriend found me the inflatable "finish line" arch was deflated. 😂 but I know what I did. I was a total fricken warrior that day. ❤

David is a true person not just at heart but at life, you can feel the truth in his story of life loved the vid

As Confucius said, “If you are the smartest person in the room, then you are in the wrong room.”

Doctor: you’d have to do something crazy like 50000 hours of stretching Goggins: alright thanks doc Doctor: No I didn’t actually m... Goggins: Later doc

The fact that he feels a duty to share his history is really inspirational. God bless him 🤲🏾

So happy joe put this interview on KZfaq I’ve been wanting to watch this for so long

he is the real life "what ever doesn't kill me only makes me stronger" guy

I listened to this with my dog, he’s a wolf now

This video has something in it no words can describe, almost like the emotions it holds could separate into its own category. Absolutely beautiful, 10/10 video.

David Goggins helped me embrace pain and the suck

So glad David Goggins finally had Joe on the podcast

Watched this video for the first time 4 months ago, I was depressed and was smoking weed sitting on my couch doing nothing valuable with my life. Fast forward 4 months and I’ve worked out everyday since, lost 20 pounds, enlisting in the army for ranger school. Truly grateful I found this video, changed the direction of my life completely.

Goggins 100 mile race story is how I felt running my first Marathon. I was killing it the first 16 miles averaging 8 minute miles and then my knee went and I hobbled in the rain for the next time miles until I finished.

Just love this type of interviews. Inspiring

Rewatching this a year later. Thanks to Goggins' I was able to find the spark to get off drugs and turn my life completely around. #sufferforgrowth

"I'm not gifted; I'm just driven."

Incredible video! I love that Joe just lets him speak and they have an actual conversation, key part for any good interview!

To say David Goggins is an inspiration is an understatement

Longest ive ever heard Joe not talk. this dude is a beast

I bought David Goggins book and the things he’s been through will make you cry. He’s a survivor both physically and mentally. If he can do it, we all can. Get control over your mind and then your circumstances, and be your own hero. Thanks for having him on Joe.

Goggins is a hero to me. Ive had some dark low points in my life. It gives me hope that i can do something incredible too. Thanks Goggins! #stayhard

2 minutes in and this is the most inspirational Joe Rogan podcast I've ever listened to. 👍💪

I don't think David actually sees himself as we see him. The greatest man walking on the planet now and still so humble.

“Instead of killing them with kindness, torture them with success”.....Stay Hard.

I revisit this episode once a year whenever I start falling off. Every man needs to hear this at least once in his life

Just re-listened. This one is all time.

David Goggins book is "Can't Hurt Me" and I'm half way through it. If you like this interview, you'll love his book!

“I’m not gifted, I’m just driven”. It’s quotes like these that resonate with me and many other people, not everyone is blessed with certain gifts, but everyone can get out and push themselves. David’s mindset has been with me for the last few days since watching this, just back from a run. It’s not going to stop, we’re going to get after it every day. Thanks for the inspiration.

It’s currently 6am , this run for you goggins , love you man

Every now and then, I come back and listen to this episode. Every time it is powerful. Stay hard.

'I lost the weight.' People underestimate the difficulty behind those words.