3 Brain Hacks To Become Smarter

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0:00 - 1st hack
5:16 - Sweater
6:26 - 2nd hack
11:37 - 3rd hack

[nathanielsullivan]

We need a video dedicated to controlling your emotions, and things you do to relax anxiety because everyone has anxiety. Great video brother!

[JackDuffley]

One thing is for certain: the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

[jackreign]

I love how Nate is unique in his own way

[donnahilber]

many things can impact memory on the short term. distraction, fatigue of all kinds, nutrition, emotional issues and on and on

[DrPubz]

The rain elevated the video's already awesome quality and ambience Nate! 😜

[joannakowalczewska]

I love the content on this channel. It's so relatable, interesting and pleasant to watch. Somehow the choice of topics discussed here evolved at the same pace as my own interests. Seriously, I feel like every time I see a new video, I'm like 'wow, that's what I've been recently thinking about'. Interesting how you can have so much in common with someone from a different country and culture. Thanks a lot for all the great videos!

[JoshuaMayo]

Love the rain, and you just kept going 👊

[jefffree]

Always appreciate your musings about life. Can tell you think deeply about these before posting. Thanks, Nate!

[Featureman]

Good info, Nate. I am at an age where I do forget more often than I used to. About 30 years ago I was trying to remember the name of the actor who played Al Capone on the TV series The Untouchables. I had to look it up. I have never had trouble remembering his difficult to remember, unusual name since then. His name was Neville Brand. I decided to remember him standing beside a Cadillac Seville. Seville sounds enough like Neville that I can remember it. When I forget a word, almost every day, I go through the alphabet, usually AEIOU first Then I ask myself if the word starts with an X or Y or Z or Q. Get them out of the way. I can usually remember the word in a minute or two. Some things take longer, but if you forget a word and someone says the word as they help you search you then say "Yes. That's what I was trying to think of." This means you do know the word, but the road to it in your brain is blocked. Create a new path to the word. Great content Nate.

[lojarich]

The world needs more people like this.

[mamabirdjr]

Thank you for the tips. The second one is absolutely spot on. Glad my feed picked up your content!

[saranesan]

Hey Nate, your videos have impacted my routines and self-grown quite significantly. Just want to say thank you for the great contents you put out and keep up !! :D

[jaagviveluguleti]

I soo needed this...thank you Nate...I love where this channel is going...your every video is soo inspiring and I am very grateful to find great value and wisdom in each video of yours😃😃....I also love the way you exprsess stuff

[alejandrapardo]

This video was amazing! You're one of the most authentic and genuine creators. I extremely enjoy your content and can say I've learned a lot from you. Thank you.

[xoanqelxo]

Nate, may you talk about your lifestyle, how it was/ it is to live in car, how you survive cold temperature, spendings, how you wash your clothes, daily routine. I aspire to live like that one day, going abroad for contract to save some money.
Also how to do things faster, I am minimalist but my morning routine just take ages, I am procrastinating even in shower 😅😂

[captainross]

Who is your body language coach? I love his hand gestures, so animated and such variety of hand movements. gives off this confident trust me with your money vibes with his hands.

[sacdaabdurhman]

Feeling like you're constantly overlooked
can make us question our worthiness
Your worth can never be determined by
someone else, People not giving you the
credit that deserve is always their loss.
You don't have to prove yourself to
anyone.
Sharing some love from a small YouTuber

[itssatisfyingokay]

Dude I use a lot of your content when building my own routines. Thanks for killer content!!

[jamesentertainment]

Nate, you're a genius. Your videos are the absolute best.

[kevinpr.z]

Forgetting things is like the concept of mental fog, but thanks for the video Nate!