How to get comfortable with being uncomfortable

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[FlRE_]

Thank you so much man fr, this is literally changing my life, sorry I don't have more.

[StudentofFlames-meie]

We've all got to push through the discomfort. It helps to be stone cold. Good video!

[Dragonmoon]

I watch a few channels similar to yours. It interesting how the positivity and information flows into each other. Letting fear fuel your change. Pushing yourself to improve, but having real exspectations. Understanding that taking on something new doesn't require you to put in 100%, you can verify if you have a true spark of interest. That, as you pointed out, the uncomfortable will shift with time as you continue to learn and apply yourself. The key is having an open mind and learning to adapt.

On a side note. I've notice one similarly with everyone. Respect. Each channel I watch when it mentions approaching a girl all offer the same advice. Strike up a conversation, ask for their number, if they say, "no, ", accept it, and move on. Not, one of you pushes that BS alpha garbage, suggest manipulation, playing games, or not accepting her rejection.

It really shows your strength of chacter and also how confident you are as a person.

It clearly shows the difference between someone who self-improves, but only dies so for external validation. Or, because they have a superiority complex, brings themselves up by bringing others down and mentioning their success.

Compared to those who spread positivity, work to bring others up, and know they determine their own worth and value as a person. That actions speak louder than words. And doing right by others offers a more fulfilling life, than any amount of praise.

So, in short, great video, and thank you for your integrity.

[Avidcommentor]

I watched a movie called American Fiction. In it the writers have a dialogue where one talks about black writers not reaching their full potential. To that the other writer responds, potential is just another way of saying something isn't good enough. That made me wonder if self help is just there to distract us from finding ways to truly accept ourselves. Or is it actually fulfilling? At the end of the day who is truly living life at peace?

[Mauricioacc]

hey bro, how are you? Your video came out a little late today lol, I say this because I'm Brazilian and your video was published after 00:00, I'm enjoying your videos, you're insane