Why Is It So Easy To Stand Out These Days?

[budgetlifter]

basically if everyone is so mediocre to the point that we are right now as a society then even being slightly fitter, slightly more mentally stable and slightly more masculine than the average is already a huge win

[gabrielgonzalez]

Since being down bad is just the norm, just taking SOME action already separates you from %80 of people.

[kiki]

We’re conditioned to think the same, act the same, and look the same. Stand out by being authentic to yourself. The one asset you’re guaranteed in this life is the fact that you ARE different (gonna self plug here hehe) made a video on it recently. Live life in your truth, you have something to offer, whether you know it or not. Good luck everyone

[amaanislam]

“why try to fit in when you were born to stand out”

[ADONISZOFFIZIELL]

Because everbody tries so hard to be someone else. We see all these celebrities, young beautiful entrepreneurrs living "the perfect life", yet nobody is perfect.
You might aswell just be yourself, but the best version of yourself!
Start today, grind, improve in the next couple of years and see yourself STANDING OUT!

Greetings from austria boys, just keep going, on good and especially bad days!

[creationofmax]

"Successful people are not gifted; they just work hard, then succeed on purpose." — G.K. Nielson

[wyattfit]

People are choosing pleasure over there goals and ambitions this is sad. “Too much pleasure is pain”

[whiteasian]

11 months into the self-improvement journey, I feel very grateful for how far I have come. Reading books every day, Uninstalling Instagram, Joining the GYM, stepping out of my comfort zone every day, and being proud of myself at the end of the day.

[ManTheDan]

nah I disagree. I make plenty of time for self improvement and still have plenty of time for fun:
- work my dream job
- work out 5-6 times a week
- spend time to work on my social skills and networking
- have plenty of time to have fun (video games / media)

Life doesn't need to 100% be self improvement. maybe for a 2-3 year period it does. That's how I got my dream job. But if you go 100% you're whole life, I promise you're going to be burnt out, mentally unstable, and unhappy. It's all about balance.

[The_Q-Man]

Day 1 of my self-improvement journey today. Thank you for all of your advice Hamza! I'm now going to go out there and do the hard work especially when I don't feel like it. I'm gonna choose to be better instead of bitter. I will make this into my new lifestyle. NO more excuses, NO more complaining, NO more instant-gratification, and NO giving up. Every journey begins with a single step, amd over time small steps turn into giant leaps. So thank you so much for showing me the way of Adonis Hamza! I will spread the word of your channel, and I will help the other people in my life to improve as well. Wish me luck gentlemen!


And to everyone who's also on their own self-improvement journey, good luck to you as well! We're all gonna make it brahs!! 👌

[howtolife]

Like someone said, it’s one of the best and worst time to be alive as a man as distractions have became so good at stoping you from being great but the competition is so low

[kjerzyt]

Thw quality of your circle is what counts not the quantity, keep levelling up brothers💫

[Devin-iddi]

ive been seeing some people talk about how consuming self improvement content is a waste of time and just procrastination. and I was going to agree but I realized its still ahead of the other people that want to consume other kinds of content. It just matter what you do with the knowledge, I can read the best books ever written about improving, but if I do nothing than sure you can say it was a waste of time,

[easternwind]

A word of caution, I've stopped consuming most things which would be considered entertainment when I was around 18, almost exclusively consumed education from then on. Problem is this leaves room for a massive excuse. "I'm educating myself, hence it's not entertainment". It is. When you spend your time reading about something, like earth crusts till three in the night, you do exactly the same shit you did before. Sure some of the stuff might randomly be useful, at some point and you get to brag a little in social settings every time you get to say: "Oh, I know why that is that way". It's not really worth it. Get a T shaped learning scheme going. Broad education about the world but not to deep. Go deep on you passions, figure out everything about them and channel ideas from different domains now and then but make sure that what you read, what you CONSUME is something you can actually use to PRODUCE something.

[behnamjz]

I like the fact that you talk mean and unfiltered about the problems AND you give solutions at the end. Some people point out the problems and that really makes a lot of people depressed and sad because they've just realized that they have another problem to solve but when you give solutions it reverses the situation and gives them hope and power instead. Good job.

[starsofaheartattack]

I Love History, polatics and life leasons so this is easy for me but a lot of people need too hear this.
Great video.
Thankyou.

[mattdiamond]

"the real education starts after when you quit education system"... that s so true bro

[horatione]

Hamza, I think this is the moment when I should stop watching your videos. Not because I don't like them (the quality increased significantly throughout these last couple months btw), but because I feel like I got all information I need to start my own self-improvement journey. I'm so glad that that one day YouTube recommended me your video! Thank you for your work, day by day I'm becoming less like Jeffery and more like Adonis, and you made it possible, thank you. I'm so grateful for you and the whole community, so keep on grinding, kings!

[businessisboomin]

Just got the mindfulness video from 2020 recommended to me. And let me say, HOLY SHIT
I experienced a literal change inside me regarding my thoughts and information processing. I'm finally "there" after not being so for years, any depressed person would understand what I'm saying.
But there's something worth mentioning here. I feel like what I experienced is what used to happen when I was a young kid. So this is why kids feel like the day lasts forever and notice little details that many adults don't? I feel like mindfulness is a key feature of early childhood.

[ManazYT]

The reason why it's so easy to stand out is because the bar is so low these days. The average has been lowered to an incredibly low point. The thing is, as an individual there's not really many things we can do for that. At least not before working on something else. That something else is that we can take advantage of the current system and stand out ourselves. After that, we can continue to work on fixing it. But remember to be the change you wish to see in the world.