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When I was 20 I was clueless.
When I was 25 I had my own business, house, two children and three dogs 🐶.
When I was 29 I was homeless, divorced and had no dogs.
When I was 35 I bought my first super car, which I sold during covid.
I'm now 40 on the verge of bankruptcy, with two teenage daughters, a dog 🐕 ❤
I'm not remotely concerned, life has its ups and downs, you just need to keep fighting and sometimes it will be great and other times it will kinda suck. But self belief is everythin
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I'm so glad he asked that question, having a burning feeling inside that you want to set the world alight but you're not sure is a very real feeling.
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Bro in the crowd, I'm 31 now - at 22 I had my head so far up my arse (yes, I'm Aussie) I didn't know that the actions I took hurt my family and friends. I love your self-awareness and it will take you far. Best of luck ❤
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The most valuable insight I’ve gained — for anyone interested — is that I can’t overstate how insanely important it is to put in continuous, conscious effort to keep that “I could be doing more” feeling alive, no matter what.
Constant, relentless self-reproach is the key to moving forward as a human being.
Beware of self-delusion, which will dilute and eventually kill this feeling if you don’t act on it.
Why? This feeling is too powerful to sit dormant in your mind; it needs an “out.” Based on what I’ve seen and experienced, there are only two possible scenarios: either you respect this incredible internal mechanism of self-reproach and take the action it demands, or you’ll gradually let it wither by allowing self-delusion to creep into your mind.
Also, this feeling is deeply personal: don’t rely on external validation or discussing it with others who might not understand or respect this sudden invitation from the mind to improve. It’s understandably especially hard for someone to understand why you’re feeling this when everything seems fine with you on the surface.
But it’s not hard for you to understand why you have this feeling; you know exactly why you feel it and exactly what you need to do next, don’t you?
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Man loving yourself and pushing further is damned good advice. Being someone who didnt fuckin grow up until they were 30 i wish i had these words earlier by a long shot. I love to see people like you bringing inspiration and words of wisdom to the younger generation isnhuge. You may just teach a lesson (by chance even) that their pops didn't teach them (if they were lucky enough to have that father figure in their lives during that crucial times). Bravo
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Chris shows humility and strives to inspire - he has leadership qualities. Well done to both of them, the gentleman asking the question and Chris for the way he answered it.
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so put in the work and get used to being uncomfortable, by achieving your goals you will eventually come to a point of peace of mind.
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This was a great night. Highly recommend anyone get to a live show if you can. Different energy.
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For some people, loving yourself MEANS pushing harder. The two aren't mutually exclusive. The pain, struggle, and fight associated with achievement is good for you in the long term. Toughness, resilience, grit... these things have to be learned and there's only one way to do it.
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I became an RN at 21, worked thru school and overtime any chance I got. I got hit in the head with a baseball at 28 and got a spinal csf leak. I couldnt be upright anymore without an icepick to the head kind of headache. Then my lifelong hypermobility became painful and debilitating by 32 needing to lower my hours drastically. Im so so so thankful ai paid off my student loan/car and put to savings. Im also glad i travelled. I planned on working on a cruise and abroad. I wanted to volunteer. But i played a lot of sports and did a lot of things I enjoy. Life is a lot different at 40, please everyone, take care of your finances but live big when you can. Prioritize your relationships and invest in good people! ❤
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Love your live stuff. Please upload more
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Hey I had fun working hard and now, when I don't have to anymore, it took me about 3 years to go used to it, and only now I am starting to enjoy it, but still miss beeing frantically busy and achieving more and more. Maybe some people are just made to be addicted to be busy? One should just have fun whatever they do, and you can have fun working hard😊
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I love this. Biggest learning curve of all. The art of contentment. I’m finally starting to understand this concept and being okay where I’m at now. Life’s like a bag of grey market gummies, you never know how high you gonna get. ❤
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I’m really glad I subscribed to this channel …❤
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Recognize it with myself, after failing my study. My self-esteem returned in two steps....
Step 1 was external: I had to make sure I could pull up my own pants and could be considered worthy and that I to some degree made something out of the capabilities residing inside me.
Step 2 was internal: I had to realize at some point that I came a long way, by looking back from where I came from instead of always looking forward to where I think I aught to be.
Even though I doubt to have found some peace by doing the first step alone, I don't think that I could have done the second step without the first .
"Be honest towards yourself when you are standing still. Be gentle towards yourself when you are walking, even though you think you should be running."
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Saw him last night in Melbourne, great show
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i'm guessing shorts hasn't been accessible for Chris either. on another note, this guy was great! met him once at vid summit, and he was so intentional in our conversation. what you see is what you get!
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I needed this
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Chris, could there be any chance to get these australia shows like apple tv app purchase. dont even mind the price anymore. you have made just so amazing touch of humanity that as an scandinavian person this hits so deep that feels your message needs to be heard any where. thx mate <3
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The dude who asked the question looks like the human version of the beast from beauty and the beast.
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