The mindset shift that changed my 20s.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:30 Say yes now. Figure it out later.
1:39 I. Faith (The spark and going for it)
2:58 II. Risk (Opening yourself up can be vulnerable)
4:46 Sponsor
5:55 III. Reward (The mindset shift that changed my 20s)

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[micahsnow]

I was thinking the other day, how self-confidence is really difficult when you’re young, because you’re trying to believe in a claim that you have no evidence for. Basically you have to have faith because you have no proof that you’ll succeed at whatever you’re trying. The fear of failing can be really overwhelming at times but that’s why it’s even more important to jump in

[marcuslikespie]

As someone now in their early 30s (💀), I encourage everyone in their 20s to try new things. Say yes, move out of your hometown, try new things, hang out with people that are different to you.

You will thank yourself later!

[holanicolette]

“It starts with what you think you can do but ends with finding out.” ❤

[annaduarte]

girl wth these aren't vlogs anymore these are straight netflix productions, what a videographer you are!!!

[myknowledgechan]

Some important points that I captured and will save for my reflection discussion:
- It revolves around a simple motto: "Say yes now, figure it out later."

- It's crucial to note that this mindset doesn't advocate for saying yes to everything indiscriminately. Instead, it emphasizes calculated risks—moments when a yes could lead to significant personal growth.

- It's important to distinguish between genuine comfort and complacency. Saying yes to new experiences can provide that much-needed push to break free from the rut.

-Whether it's quitting your job, going on an impromptu trip, or meeting new people, taking those first steps is crucial.

-One key component of this mindset is embracing uncertainty.

[heechman]

life of riza posted i gotta drop everything im doing rn

[RishiUdapurkar]

growing in your 20's can literally be summed up in one advice: say yes now and figure it out later!

[stha_rii]

This is what i need a little push from others to change my life. You may not know, but your and Colts' videos are a ray of hope for me. It helps me to get out of my comfort zone and explore. Being an introvert thats the one hardest thing to do. My go-to words used to be NO. I know i have missed many chances, but slowly, i will change. Step by step, day by day.
Thank you.

[wanhockteo]

As someone who is 18 and had just started creating videos on YouTube, I find that the mindset of "Say yes now, figure it out later" has made me enjoy life a lot more as I grow into my 20s soon. I was hesitant to go on a hike yesterday as I have the worst stamina and I get sick very easily, but I decided to go anyways! Turns out it was the best decision I've ever made cus I made new friends, experienced and documented one of the most beautiful view I've ever seen, and swam in the most mesmerizing waterfall river!

So please, to others, do say yes now and figure it out later. Thank you for making a positive impact in my life Kariza.

[ayshah]

1:57 I'm in my early 20s and get in my head about a lot of things. I've come to find that the ‘say yes now, figure it out later’ has helped me get to a place in life where I know that I won't regret it when I look back :’). Loved this one even more because it just reminded me of a lot of good things!!

[IAMALRIGHT._.]

I followed your "say yes now, figure it out later" formula in my past ....and I just want to say thank you, I can't explain how this helped me 😊

[christianajoe]

Every family has that one person who will break the family financial struggle, I hope you become the one😊

[dailyrepsofficial]

Changing your mindset is like finding your true self.

Aligning your thoughts with your purpose transforms struggles into growth.

Every decision shapes your path—embrace the power within to create your future.

[megantanart]

Best thing that ever happened to me this year 😘

[VincentPerryJr]

Can't lie you having that tatted is legit... first time me seeing a tattoo and wondering if I should also have it. Mindset is everything, loved the message Riza.

[charmandpie]

wtf. Usually I skip ads in videos. Especially when I'm already a patron of the service. But every second of your video, even the ads, is an invaluable moment of content.

[thepixelsesh]

The attention to detail in all of your content is apparent. Only YouTuber I genuinely feel the NEED to watch each video. Amazing stuff Riza!

[pink_ice]

So crazy that I randomly stumble across this video, when this is kinda the season I’m going through in life right now. I’m in my early 20’s, and kinda have that unsure confidence that you mentioned, while simultaneously being anxious and scared as hell about what comes next. But I’ve also been trying to be more open and optimistic about new experiences and choices in life as I feel I’ve been in one of those stagnant periods. “Say yes now, figure it out later” is actually such a great quote, and it’s crazy how much I align with that feeling, but have never been able to put it into words. Such a great video! :)

[ellie-jane]

this came at the perfect time - i never realized how gradually i retreat back to my shell everytime i go through a phase of stepping out of my comfort zone

[itsjonwhite]

Treat this as a "Thank you, Riza" button ❤