Give Me 7 minutes and I'll Force You to Lock In This 2025

Are you the lamest because you're you, or are you You because you're the lamest?

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My goals are simple: To be your reminder as simple and straightforward as possible.

My videos don’t promise groundbreaking revelations, they offer straightforward truths to help you realign. Just simple guidance and clarity for those moments when you need it most. Sometimes, all it takes is a reminder to find your way back.

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*Disclosure*
I just wanted to share a little behind-the-scenes about how I create my videos. I put a lot of effort into producing high-quality content, and sometimes I get a little help from AI to make things smoother.

For example, most of the visuals you see are hand-drawn by me, but when I’m tired or need a boost, AI helps fill in the gaps. I also get help from AI whenever I need addtional details or key points into my script, especially when I’m crunched for time.

AI also helps me for voiceovers, since being an introvert made me express myself better through my writing, but I’ve made sure to pick the most human-sounding option so it doesn’t distract you from the value I aim to deliver. Which is also my main focus.

At the end of the day, the heart of every video from writing, ideas, editing, and overall creativity, is 100% me. AI is just a tool I use to bring you the best content I can.

Thanks for supporting my work!

[Serenesanityy]

"Your phone is a tool but if you treat it like a toy, it will treat you like a joke" hits hard

[Slantishka]

"You're not gonna achieve your goals by squeezing them into the cracks of your schedule. They need to be front and center not an afterthought." resonates strongly with me. I've been neglecting my goals, and it's taking a toll. I feel a sense of stagnation and a lack of progress due to insufficient learning and achievement.

[KazzuCrimson]

Hearing "You might not have this" is so much more empowering than the overly repetitive positive talk.

[Najir_sayyed]

Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against Suicidal, depression and anxiety. Saved my life.

[pceofike]

"you can't half commit and expect full results." I needed to hear that thank you.

[TBoss-sw]

I Hit $26, 120 today. Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last week . I started with 3k last week now I just hit $26, 120…

[JimmyMemes_T]

I constantly feel torn between grinding hard and enjoying my life. Deep down, I fear that I'm wasting my youth by not finding the right balance.

[teddyhezron]

Failing to plan is planning to fail....it has never sinked in for me till today. Thanks. Glad I subscribed.

[MikeEvans-]

Few things that helped me overcome procrastination:

1. I took full responsibility for my actions instead of making excuses.
2. I read Hidden Laws of the Game by Eric Cook, which taught me how to stay motivated every day.
3. I eliminated distractions like constantly scrolling and removed toxic habits from my life.

[dailyshortshorts-yy]

this is THE BEST life advice/lock in video ive seen.

[ancyrules]

the "cutie pie" was such a sweet line i started tearing up!! thanks for this

[larkus_the_lemon]

I felt like I knew it before but “the grind isn’t supposed to feel good, it’s supposed to feel necessary” kicked me in the teeth hard enough to reapply to college. Thanks man <3

[deadstar]

while in the gym yesterday on the stair master nearly close to quitting, the fit girl in front of me on the treadmill had a tattoo on her center of her back that read "no rain, no flowers". That was motivation for real, i'll never forget it

[JackBrownWicked]

Few things that helped me beat procrastination:
1. I stopped making excuses and blaming others for my failures and mistakes
2. I read book called hidden laws of the game by Eric Cook and I learned how to be motivated every single day
3. I stopped doomscrolling and cut all other toxic habits

[Alcatraz]

“Short term sacrifices for long term success” is the best advice I’ve ever heard. I can proudly say I’m not watching this video because I needed it, but because it just reaffirms I’m doing the right things. I ended 2024 like a fucking boss and I’m going into 2025 with the same energy. Yesterday I was 3 months sober after abusing alcohol for 8 years straight, I released music, I created a poetry page, and I’m working TIRELESSLY on more music. 12 songs done for a 15 song album with some of my most creative work to date. Social life? Practically none existent. The grind will consume you and yes, you do deserve to relax. Don’t inflate that deservedness. Just cause you’re tired doesn’t mean you earned it. Work harder, truth is no gives a shit that you’re tired, so make them give a shit about your success. Work so hard that no one recognizes who you are. Do it for you. You deserve it. We got this. 🤘🏻🖤

[Ajitsingh-ordx]

I have an exam coming up and i was struggling with studying and when you said "what's your plan?'" it clicked that i literally have no plan and I am just moving with no direction. In next 10 minutes, I made plan revolving around maximising study time and I intend to stick to it.
One step at a time❤

[adityashetty]

Perfectionism and fear of failure kept me from doing the necessary things on time, but when I was forced to do those necessary things it felt like it wasn’t as bad as I thought.

I realised that I had the desire to control all the variables around me, but ironically these variables controlled me instead.

[The_Gute]

I wrote “is this really my 100%?” on my calendar for this month before seeing this. This video is full of powerful knowledge & a lot of people would thrive off of this video and its lessons.

A good personal example is I started really pouring my extra time into my eBay card store. And while I’m not close to retiring from it, my views and sales have skyrocketed and I’m only getting started.

For anyone out there, you DO have the time. You just have to ask yourself what you want to spend it on, and hold yourself to that.

[alainrichard-oy]

It's crazy how one small change can lead to big results. I've been focusing more on my mindset lately as I read all books on MindBloomery, and it really makes a huge difference. Mindset is our most valuable asset, and the thing I read in their books helped me push through my own mental blocks I face in every aspect of life. Sometimes it's all about believing you can do it, even when it feels tough.

[noahwimmer]

Hey, awesome video. Here is what helped me lock in last few months of 2024:
1. I learned to prioritize peace over pleasing anyone
2. I started reading books on Mind-bloomery, and I took appropriate actions - this helped me clear mental fog and shift my focus on things that really matter
3. I stopped blaming others and took full responsibility for my life
4. I surrounded myself with winners and let go of people dragging me down with their negative mindset

Now I am much more calm, and it's wild how clear mind makes everything shift for better instantly.