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Life as a man is tough. This is the best advice to deal with LIFE.

FarFromWeak far from weak

[julnicklalovely]

It took me until age 50 to realize that nobody is coming to save me. Extremely terrifying and empowering at the same time. Great video.

[fauwuzan]

1. Nobody's coming for you.
2. Cultivate capacity for awareness.
3. Take risks.
4. Your word has to be iron.

[musa]

Quality, no bs.
One of the most underrated channels by far.

[TakiTamAdam]

This is another level of advices. No bullshit. No stupid talks. No long coach-like lecture. Low voice, suspenseful music, straight to the point! Hits hard, motivates, restores core.
Thanks Kratos!

[Neon-oe]

Sure love getting life advice from Kratos.

[beeniegofficialchannel]

I’m glad at 31 I’ve fully realised that I have to save my self, no one is coming to save me. Wish I knew a lil earlier but glad it’s not too late 👌🏾💯

[dennisthorson]

My absolute chad of a father taught me is to be your own hero. This requires awareness and the ability to always question yourself and your goals on the road. That way, you can be damned sure you don't fall into the modern trap of trying to be something great just for the sake of being great. Forced ambition is perhaps the nr. 1 reason why men are unhappy today - ALL men think they have to be hyper-succesful across the board, to be deserving of love and self love. The truth is - you don't. Trick to happiness and succes is to define it yourself; refine it along the road, for yourself, and live by it to the best of your ability. I'm a huge succes in my own eyes today because of it, and that's the only thing that matters to becomming a healthy adult.

[m.t]

Thank you bro, your helping a lot of men out there 🙏🏽

[denniseje]

I'm loving your channel fr. Tbh I'm 22 rn my mum never loved me and I grew up to be the worst type of man weak and timid, and I made a decision to change that but it hasn't been easy, and when I came across this channel a few days ago, I thought this is a gold mine. I'll keep trying and trying till I get what I want. Thank you for existing

[joeschlotthauer]

I did this with my cancer. I said fuck it. I was (initially) given 8 months, after four years of struggling, feeling horrible, and with one foot in the grave, I knew that the only person who was going to help, was myself. I took baby steps, but I radically changed my diet. I massively cut back on carbs, sugar, salt, and went to a high protein diet. I went from 260lbs to 200lbs in about six months. I went from a 46 inch waist pants to a 36 inch waist pants. I'm starting, just starting to exercise. The first step is the hardest and biggest. I'm now trying to clear up my 50k debt incurred while fighting this dreadful disease. No woman in my life (yet). Those are my two feet in my picture, with my Uranium over on the desk.

[KanvarRomana]

1. Nobody is coming to save you
2. Become self aware :self talk
3.Take risks
4. Your word has to be iron to others and to yourself

[buryitdeep]

I had a very limited father figure, I had to learn to be a man by myself. I was surrounded by women, my mother, grandmother and older sister who raised me. They taught me caring and love, but life needs you to be aggressive and firm and to be able to protect and provide. Keep what your mother gave you and perfect what your father gave you.

[littlebag]

"nobody is coming to save you " goes deep..

[cerebrum.]

I grew up without a father figure. I am struggling to become a Man. I am trying as hard as possible to become the man I want to be. It isn't easy. The only way I have to learn is by making mistakes, as I had no guidance. Humiliation is the hardest thing to accept in the process.

[timorbalimore]

Yo life as a man is hard asf man. I still feel like a boy at 21 years old

[similolaoluwaoladele]

Thank you so much for this. Although I'm a lady, this has helped me understand a little better how life is for guys.

Thank you so much to all the men out there struggling through their emotions and trauma to help their loved ones even when they desperately need help themselves.

Thank you for being strong for the rest of us.

Reading the comments, i see the lives of guys around me. I just hope I can in my own little way help them with this.

[JoeCoxJr]

My father was around just enough to show me how to disrespect wormen, be a manipulative in your dealings, and use others. The only time I was arrested, my father was behind it. For a father not to be there to show a boy on how to be a man is bad enough... but a father that uses his own children is really tough. Then I had a mother that told me I would only grow up to be as sorry as my father. She sabotaged everything I did. With no role model and parents that took out there anger on there own children. I could have made excuses. I saw taking my life was the only way out. But instead, the way I learned, I did the opposite of everything my parent were. I had to guess my way through life. Trial and error. Forgiveness is required to be at peace with yourself. My brother could not handle it. Lost his life at age 29. Today, at age 58, I am okay, I am a motivational and inspirational speaker to let others know your not alone. Blessings to all.

[plinkPh-mr]

Rewatching this again so I can remember the instics i have back then

[DaDitka]

My problem is not that I didn't have a good father figure. My dad, who died last year, was a solid man all around who took care of us and worked hard. My problem is that I didn't listen to the lessons he taught my by his example, and I chose to coast through life on neutral. It's my fault and mine alone.

I'm 51 now, and yes, the hour is late. But it is better to start late in life than to not start at all. Videos like this as well as other sources have been a great help to me, and I thank you for it. It will be a long road in order to become the man that God wants me to be, but one step at a time, I'm going to do it.

To all of you out there who may read this- never assume it's too late. It's only too late if you say it is. There is still time, and you can make changes to become a better provider and protector. Take the step.

Thanks for listening to my rambling. All my best to all of you.

[WalkToPoland]

being a man among men, is a shared experience on a certain level everyone knows it when they're respected by another man, and it's a glorious feeling for both people to be in proximity of a respected fellow. Even if its just for himself, that a man is a man, he is the salt of this earth who undeniably grants others who aspire to be like him, the go pass to go ahead and be like him.