Don't make this mistake in life.

Don't chase someone else's goals. Don't do something because you think it's what you should do. Determine what your heart desires, go after it, and learn from it.

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[tobyehillier]

In the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna said; “Let your concern be with action alone, and never with the fruits of action. Do not let the results of action be your motive, and do not be attached to inaction.”

[rodrigoVgaspar]

Gotta say, the things I learn here makes me feel joyful to be alive.

[thisiswillis]

Josh, you're hitting the elusive parts of the metaphysical conflict that most people internalize but can't always form into words when it comes to self validation and purpose. Cultivating mental independence is key to blocking out the noise and focusing on building the foundation of one's true self. I'm grateful for your work in this channel 🤘

[ChaseMountains]

ahh my man. I love your work more than ever.

[st_rocco]

Keepin it simple bro. Being about to turn 65, You are preaching the truth about life

[Jonathan-jqcl]

I love listening to people who talk about things everyone is going through but no one ever talks about, please more of this, it’s very eye opening

[brandtjmorris]

Great message. Life happens so fast we forget to take a moment to breath and reflect.

[montgomeryscot]

Totally nailed it Josh. We are so conditioned to believe that life is all about chasing that "thing", and making a ruckus about smashing goals and self improvement and so on. This is a huge subject, I've been on this journey for 10 years and still find myself getting sucked in. Thank you for the clear simple reminder.

[byofski]

too real my friend... so much value in these videos

edit: when talking about getting from 100k to 200k to 1mil you could think of it like "ok now I want to reach 500k more people with my ideas and way of thinking" instead of "ive got to grow my business more!" there is so much good intent in what youre preaching, the universe is just giving back to you

[ethangriffiths]

This overall message is so important I feel. Reminds me of a story from when I was younger. At the age of around 10 I used to attend football (soccer) practice with school every week with boys from my class. Around a year into sessions they gave out awards. One was a football to the best goal scorer, one was small trophy and something else. Our instructor pulls out a captains arm badge and says the person winning this is winning it because they have a great attitude, because every session come rain or shine, win or loss they have a great big smile on their face. And he gave it to me. And that’s a story that’s always reminded me that you’re doing your best in something when you’re smiling and enjoying it.

[Training_Tsuna_]

I appreciate this pep talk on intentionality and being genuine to one’s self. It rarely can be reiterated for us so that we can snap out of the motions. Thanks for putting that great energy out there, you hipster cave man

[dontgettoknowm]

Josh. I want you to feel good knowing that you are helping people. I just did I three of your stretching routines and then walked a mile and a half, briskly, and now I’m totallly relaxed watching this video and my body is tingling and loose and my breathing is deep and I’m feeling very happy and accomplished. I’m going to send this video to my daughter in college. I think it will help her . Screw the numbers. They will come. Know that your vibe is going across the country, healing people like me.
CHEERS!

[placetobelong]

Good talk, reminded of a quote from a lecture form alan watts that changed me "the reason you aren't better is because you want to be"

[nobody]

WOW... I bet the kid didn‘t expect this kind of answer! (when in fact i truly believe it was all he needed to know in that very moment).
I think you just explained one of the most overlooked problems in our dopamin-addicted society: External motivation vs. intrinsic motivation. The first one leads to great emptiness almost everytime (though this might take some years). The second one on the other hand will have a meaningful, joyful and content life as a result.
Thanks Josh - you‘re awesome. As always!

[thomashansen]

in Germany the mountain climbers say "the way is the goal!" I think the importance lies in the point to stay self-disciplined on the long run and do your exercises. If anyone succeeds he or she can be proud of.Your topic to ask "why" to achieve any goal is very important. Thank´s for inspiration.

[larspetersson]

Wow. Being 56 years, on the other side of the planet from you. Feeling kinda lost in life for too many years, this really got me thinking. Been watching your channel for some time, but this is something else. Maybe this will change my life for the better. So happy i watched it. Thanks! I will really think about this.

[hikesolo]

Josh, over the years the way you have shared your Bliss by Radiating. Long live enlightenment. I look forward to your future musings from the Plateaus of Maturation. May your life be extended to 150 and beyond.

[tomwagner]

I am so thankful that i found your youtube channel. You are life changing for me.
You are just a really cool dude, so calm, spirituel, smart and wholesome and peacful.

[simonerhard]

stay strong, we're all fighting together

[rodavision]

Josh I can’t say enough how much I appreciate this video. You said truth that I once knew and forgot. You rock, keep it up!