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#Shorts #Advice #Positivity

[ekonomixx]

I’m convinced the algorithm is far too advanced. This hit me in just the right spot at just the right time. Amazing.

[tin]

I love how Thor isn't implying that "You should grind" or "Stay on top" etc., but instead just bettering yourself and pushing others to their goals, giving that last "Go, do it" to anyone that needs it.

[KevinSecondWind]

These shorts are why Thor is blowing up so much. So many people need to hear these possibilities, and positivity. Thor is like a voice of reason in all the chaos

[battyboot]

I feel like this man is the "father" most people actually needed in their lives

[jimjimsauce]

agreed. if you have any interest in ANYTHING, chase that knowledge man!

[Psysium]

I was taking an art history class at a community college a few years ago, and one of the women there was probably post-retirement age. She was getting a degree alongside her daughter *and* her granddaughter. Three generations going to the same school at the same time. You are never too old to learn, you are never too old for positive life changes.

[Foxtrot]

It’s called the Information Age for a reason. We are incredibly blessed to exist in a time where any question that has an answer, can be answered immediately. I remember back in the 2000s when I was very young my parents specifically tried limit the questions I could ask to 3 a day because I would just ask questions about everything all day every day (they gave up after a less than a week). And now, I can get all the knowledge I want, whenever I want it. I’m so grateful.

[SatyreIkon]

YouTube taught me meditation, gardening, composting, some woodworking, some household repairs, fixing my car, caring for found animals, recognizing edible herbs and berries from my area, singing, yoga, some neat additional martial arts stuff, lots of history, fixing clothes, cooking tricks, food preservation methods...

The list goes on and on.

[scottm]

Went from call center customer service to Data Analyst in 2 years thanks to YouTube. Learning, asking questions, and always looking to help find solutions is a huge plus

[CodeTetsu]

Even in my 20s sometimes I feel like a failure for not being the person I want to be already. Others put in the work and became great at my age or younger, but it’s nice to know it’s never too late and I should just push forward and learn now.

[MontoyaFamily]

I've been preaching this for YEARS!!! I love YouTube University!!!!

[Bsing]

This is how I became a backyard surgeon! Thanks Thor

[SinfonianBro]

I've said this many times and I'lll say it every time I see one of his shorts or watch one of his streams or watch one of his long-form videos. I needed to hear this today, he is probably one of my biggest inspirations in my own education. Whenever I'm feeling like I'm hitting a wall, I get distracted and start watching YouTube and inevitably I find a bit of wisdom and encouragement.

Thank you as always and love what you're doing!

[mangomonngo]

“Just Do It! Don’t let you dreams just be dreams!”
😂

[powerofanime]

Learning is my favorite thing to do. I will never stop.

[kylekoch]

The way you inspire my therapist, to think about me, inspires me.

[joehole]

That thing you said about am I too old for this is so damn prevalent in the Artist space man.All I ever see in beginner Artist subreddits are ‘I’m 27 is it too late for me to achieve my dreams’ It’s so sad that there’s this much hopelessness that comes with age.

[rayraffiki]

Yes you can! I'm older than YouTube and am still on here learning stuff

[gmaerliadgh]

Thank you. I learned surgery in 5 minutes and have saved over 100 people! They were slept so well afterwards ❤

[heoioh]

Learned Korean through this platform. And basic electronics!

Lectures are a godsend on this platform