I learned 4-5 years ago the importance of MY time. I was always in a relationship since age 17. Circumstances had me being single for 8 years. The reality is, I’ve never been happier with my life or myself. I am alone . But I am not lonely. Focus on your hobbies and interests. No compromise. You won’t regret it

This is better than dating/women channels. Once you get the order of man concepts you’ll have no problem with women.

Time is the primary resource and currency of life.

Excellent listen. Learning to say, “NO” in order to accomplish your bigger, “YES”!

Wow wow wow you are soooo right on value your self, take care your self, so you can take care others you love, your wife and kids, then your family you grow up with, God frist that helps you know now to handle life better, knowing you are loved already ❤❤❤

You cannot overstate the value of time! It's one of the few resources we can never get back. Do we really want to waste it foolishly on instant gratification that has no long-term effect?

A lot of guys will say they're busy, but motion isn't the same as movement.

Funny thing - I paused it at 16 minutes in, so I can take care of some things that need to get handled - thanks for the reminder. Will wrap up the rest of it later, when I'm on the treadmill

I love your videos. I have gained some great wisdom thank you🙏

I see a lot of people where I live where both parents work, then go to the gym, the kids have trainers, play on traveling teams, the parents grab up all overtime to afford all of this, and are tired all the time. I just think, cut most of that shit lose. The kids just play seasonal sports. Parents hit the gym 3 days a week, and spend some time together as a family. That stress alone will just rip a family apart.

Great content as always Ryan. I feel this one is extremely important for every man. Love what you’re doing, keep it up !

This one of the best episodes, that truly get you think and reassess life situations and viewpoints. Crazy. 💪🏽

Not sure how but just discovered you. You have a gift, and thank you for sharing it. I will let others know about it.

Thanks Ryan for pushing out great content that pushes us and points us true north.

Man I’m loving your content!!!

Brilliant thoughts here Ryan

Always helpful, Ryan

Hey man I wanna thank u for your immense contribution to making us better and stronger and wise. Again thank u for the wisdom from Guatemala.

Great Word, I learned on the street/big Business ~Manufacturing allon myown, the busted hands, metalchips in fingures, broken tools by mistakes, ambushes, invoices not paid"ontime", downTime broken Machines, MAN all that TIME sureCOSTME ALOT, you know asSharpe as the NO was, deep downI REALLY was thankful!! Because I didnt waste anyof mytime, igotthe answer. It ALWAYS seemed 2 leaveme some extraTime 2seal a differentdeal. Greatful always 4my Time.

Shabbat (Sabbath) is intended to be a day spent in study of Scripture, teaching it to your family, living solely for family and G-d, and it is intended to be a JOYFUL time. These are the priorities for Shabbat. If you're doing anything outside of this, you aren't honoring the Sabbath, you're taking a lazy day. Bear in mind, even Shabbat requires planning. If you don't plan for Shabbat, then it will descend into chaos. Just some thoughts on this.

lol imagine a world where wedding photographers have weekends off.

I'm new to your podcast. I appreciate and respect your views. Thanks!

One of my favorite podcast next to Lewis Howels! Thanks Ryan!

Amen brother. I got an amazing story I could share with ya.

I AGREE with your point on the mgtow group.

Actions = values = time

I thought the hokey pokey is what it was all about? I may need to revaluate my priorities...

100%

"be water" my friends...

i actually associate myself with this issue and i find it hard tho like i have a vague vision or i can say that i don't even have a vision and that's really bad and i feel ashamed of it, like idk how im gonna plan my day and i don't have a calendar, all of this stuff makes me like improvising each time and it's bad but yeah. so any tips

My commitment is to a man named boder, he is teaching me aspects of many trades In exchange for commitment till his retirement and my niece and nephew are nearby.

To value time, one should read seneca.

God bless you and your family and friends forever in Jesus name Jesus Christ is the Lord 🙏 Acts 2:38 Men of God pay their tithes faithfully.

It’s not a spinning rock. (The earth) Good video, though. Thanks.

The Christian knows that "permanent" forward movement is the result of God being included in our lives, otherwise we labor in vain who labor without God. Labor in vain as in going in circles in the desert.

Well being kind is an act of respect, being gracious, having a level of healthy understanding and sympathy. Being kind is actually a projection of strength, power, and authority. Remember, our Lord in heaven is kind and gracious. Conversely, being a “nice guy” as we colloquially refer to it is a projection of weakness and is really (it I’m being candid and forthright) an act of submission. Submitting yourself to proper authority and established duties is an act of virtue; submitting yourself to arbitrary causes in order to obtain your self-serving transient ends is an act of cowardice. For example, let us suppose that you are trying to impress a girl you want to take out on a date. You can go about it two ways: be kind, forthright, and honest about your interest and intentions, and if she says no you can just be kind and say, “Well I understand, we have different interest and intentions, maybe this won’t work. Anyway, have a great day, just take me asking you out as a compliment.” Or, option 2 is that you could submit yourself to her, feign similar interest, become her proverbial shadow, say what you must to seem cool (even if it’s a lie), and hope that she doesn’t find out (she will, that’s inevitable. When you do that, you are a weak man. It may not float to the surface now, but the surfacing is inevitable; you cannot hide who you are forever). One approach is kind, which is honesty and respect, and the other approach is “being the nice guy,” which is a form of deception and dishonesty, which really translates to cowardice and submissiveness. Anyway Ryan, love that you bring up these points, love that you get people thinking, and I love that you define them in ways that are relatable in practical terms as opposed to purely abstract metaphysical notions that only exist in theory. Keep up the great work and God bless brother