I Tried Theodore Roosevelt's Insane Daily Routine for 7 Days

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"Death had to take him sleeping. For if Roosevelt had been awake, there would have been a fight." - vice president Thomas Marshall

IsaacJoshi
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1. Ridiculous intensity
2. Strenuous hobbies
3. Love of nature
4. Taking risks

doctor_nabin
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You forgot the part where you give a 90 minute speech after being shot

QS
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“it falls on your shoulders to keep life exciting” extremely inspirational

RCodyWanner
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You know what the irony of TR is, if he was around in 2021, people would be put off by his intensity, his vigor, his energy, his hunting, and think he was clinically insane and never could be elected president because they would have "Howard Dean Scream" him to death by saying "Real Presidential Candidates" don't do boxing matches and judo wrestling. He's too violent to be president.

Tadicuslegion
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Youtubers in 2100s: I Tried Captain Sinbad's Insane Daily Routine for 7 Days

RichPlusHappy
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Nikhil: "Time to become the man in the arena"

Me: *goosebumps*

aaronryder
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See’s The routine, Plans it out, Executed properly, Told his honest reviews, And Made progress . Man This is how all videos should be . Hats off

tejaswikulkarni
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Thank God you suggested me Grammarly. My boss was about to replace me because I didn't know the difference between "you're " and "your".

ColeHastings
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When Theodore Roosevelt got shot in 1912 and thought he was going to die he said that he lived the best life a man could possibly live. He then went on to deliver an 80 minute speech. Excellent vid

mrl
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Maybe there’s some science to his schedule. Getting out in nature, indulging in creative activities such as studying philosophy, and physics activities help you feel grounded and alive. That makes a short yet intense bout with studying doable, for in the back of your mind you always know you’ve got something fun and involving to partake in. You are able to sacrifice life to that more mundane activity because of the joy you allow yourself on a daily basis.

racciacrack
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He really just quit his job in the most cinematic bone chillin ways possible, big respect man

kentuckyfriedegg
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Doctor: You should try to be a naturalist

Young Teddy: -rides a moose to Yellowstone -

Doctor: n-not like... yeah whatever.

d.esanchez
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Teddy Roosevelt has always been an awe inspiring man. The things he's done . He to me is what any man should inspire to be.

SynnJynn
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No human being ever squeezed more into six decades than Theodore Roosevelt. Being born into privilege definitely gave him a leg up, but his story is still pretty amazing. Most people born into that kind of wealth would have been quite happy to sit on their money, get some cushy government post or corporate job, and spend their life in quiet comfort, going to cocktail parties, lounging on yachts, and never leaving their metropolitan comfort zone---but not Teddy. He was a beast---a physical, mental, and intellectual BEAST!!

mattm
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this channel 'bout to LEVEL UP😎 #stoked

TheUnlazyWay
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If you look just about every published photo of Theodore Roosevelt, you will notice that his fist is always clenched. Like a coiled spring ready to release boundless energy. He also drank like ten cups of coffee every day and accomplished more in a day than most people did in months.

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This is the only channel I watch the sponsored portion of the video because it's all so cinematically pleasing.

AveryHeilbron
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*When you realize this guy is the reason they’re called “Teddy” bears your life changes 😂*

DemetriPanici
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Epic video.
I came up with a quote:
"The harder the battle, the more glorious the victory. When things become impossible, the victory will become infinitely glorious.
Use difficulty as motivation, the harder it becomes, the harder you push, the harder you fight, the harder you strive to achieve the ultimate goal, until you do, achieve, victory."

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