RANT | So stupid you can't help but succeed 🌳

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Күн бұрын

When you don't know what you can't do so you do it.
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00:00 A Garfield comic...of all things
03:44 Somebody told you
07:12 Don't think just do
09:40 Watch me walk my dog for 20 seconds

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@scylashay Ай бұрын

I needed this today! I'm learning so many skills as a beginner right now and so much of it is being displayed publicly. This gives some cushion that failing isn't the end!!!

@LifeByJack Ай бұрын

I'm so glad it struck a chord! Failing is absolutely not the end it's the beginning of your next level! That's the best way to learn. Don't be afraid of failing...be afraid of never trying.

@bradford_shaun_murray Ай бұрын

Wise words to keep in mind in a world of other people's negative head trip projections.

@LifeByJack Ай бұрын

Very kind words thank you so much. But yeah you can't spend energy on people who don't replenish it for you...not in this economy!

@bryandraughn9830 17 күн бұрын

I'll never forget the day when I realized that all of my conclusions were based on assumptions that I couldn't remember making. I was 49. I'm 55 and I've not built any conclusions because the realization I had that day is also suspect.

@LifeByJack 16 күн бұрын

That sounds stressful. Is there nothing you can anchor to that feels real and true?

@GodKingOfTheUniverse Ай бұрын

Wonderful wisdom put eloquently, thank you

@LifeByJack Ай бұрын

Thank you so much. That's high that I'm not sure I deserve but thank you!

@iwannadielol9931 Ай бұрын

Great vid jack. You’re right I think I do got that dawg in me.

@LifeByJack Ай бұрын

Hopefully it's not THAT dog though. Thanks again for stopping by and dropping a line...it means more than you can imagine

@nyappy511 Ай бұрын

Loved the video format! Felt like a chill hangout on the couch :) What a good call from your mum to not tell you about the "drawing diagnosis", it's scary to imagine what impact that could've had. I'm curious if you don't mind sharing, when and how did you find out about it? Now that I think about it, my mum did a similar thing when she figured out quite early that I'm probably somewhere on the autism spectrum. But since I didn't need special accomodations in school and didn't have any trouble making friends as a kid, she never sent me to get diagnosed or brought it up in any way, since that probably would've made me a lot more socially insecure. And I think she made the right choice for kindergarten/elementary school-me there, who knows how many well-intentioned discouraging comments from other adults I dodged that way 😬 Not that being undiagnosed and unaware was always sunshine and roses, but the principle of "when you don't know what you can't do so you do it" definitely applied there

@LifeByJack Ай бұрын

Thanks! That's what I was going for actually...just a "storytime" sort of rant/hangout. I found out in 1994. I had just drawn Simba from the Lion King and went to show my mom and she went "Wow! And Dr Silva said you would never be able to draw!" I must hav been...15 or 16? And yes that's exactly right! Everything changes you...everything changes the direction of your life. In some cases - like in yours, and mine - those changes are good. You can only make the best of it with those cases that aren't ideal...

@kalasatwater2224 Ай бұрын

Now I understand why all my ''grad'' family hates me

@LifeByJack Ай бұрын

I honestly hope that's not the case but I'm really really sorry if it is. See the thing is that when you live in a community/family where things have to be done ONE WAY, and you make the decision to break the cycle and do your own thing...well, the people who did things the old way because they just didn't know you could do it differently will usually become jealous and blame YOU for doing the one thing they were told they couldn't do. It's misplaced rage. I'm so sorry.

@kalasatwater2224 Ай бұрын

@@LifeByJack Thanks for your kind words

@LifeByJack Ай бұрын

@@kalasatwater2224 I hope things get lighter to carry

@Man-ej6uv Ай бұрын

I GOT THAT DOG IN ME!!!

@LifeByJack Ай бұрын

Damn right! It just happens to be THAT dog

@robinmaitre7568 Ай бұрын

Failing is indeed a tribute to knowledge. Each failure is an opportunity to learn, grow, and improve. It’s through our mistakes and setbacks that we gain the experience and insights needed to succeed. Embracing failure as a natural and essential part of the learning process helps us build resilience and fosters a mindset of continuous improvement. Remember, you are not a machine, and even machines have a tendency to fail and need maintenance from time to time😉 Thank you, Jack, for your work. 🫶

@LifeByJack Ай бұрын

That's the key. Embracing failure as a catalyst to teach us how to respond and react better. My work got me into this mess but hey if it helped, then you're welcome 😁