The True Meaning Of Life #Shorts

Watch this video to find out the true meaning of life! #shorts

[JoshuaOtusanya]

Where in the world are you watching this? 🌍

[bckmag]

One of the deepest shorts you made.. thank you for being a honest person

[tiletapperever]

Well this was actually deep. We gotta appreciate what we have because we may not have it tomorrow. Forget the past, ignore the future, just enjoy the present.

[Jake.]

Man just changed my life, I'm tearing up realising how stressed i always am and this is so relatable

[JoshuaOtusanya]

Just started watching season 4 of You. The show is crazy 😂

[rachlifebroadcasting]

This was great! I’m trying to learn to live in the moment because eventually I’ll have a last moment.

[rock-hvns]

That's a good advice, just in general if you act negatively for no reason, it will ruin something in life because your body is connected to your brain so you will start feeling weak or sick, so in the end it is better to be positive or neutral

[frivolouss]

That's extremely true... Being grateful helps soo much in general, as things can always be worse. But at the same time, don't forget to check up on yourself.

[marcelle]

This happened to me. There was an instant change in mindset as the world caved in, and after everything was done, I didn’t seem to care. I wasn’t as overly emotional as I once was. Dramatic experiences like these truly do change you in dramatic ways, but sometimes it could be for the better.

[mrdragonh]

Holy shit, that's the truest thing I've watched in years. I've realised that when my grandma died and I saw my dad "powerless" against "life's choosing". It made me, as others say "cold hearted", but to be real I just CAN'T stress about life, sometimes my mom gets pissed about it, because if I'm being honest, she's a bit impatiant when it comes to dealing with people in general.

[trozzelite]

Thanks for giving us really good advice man
Life is short so enjoy gang
👇

[alejandro_facts]

"Life isnt too short if you know how to enjoy it"

[edcrespo]

Lol yes so true. I lost my wife of 11 years(hs sweethearts) 4 months ago. And right now I’m an hour late to work sitting on my couch feeling debilitated with no motivation at all.

[DankMemer]

the biggest stress reliever for me is when i persist with my goals and keep striving. its when i finally reach those goals i finally get to breath a sigh of relief. i also dropped out from school for the same stress relieve reasoning. it was the best choice ive made in my life. im still trying to find more hobbies. so far bowling is one thing im still striving to do more and more often

[Lilyium]

Once you see or know someone around your age pass away, you'll really see how short life can be. That's when you really want to do as much as you can while you still can.

[death_knell]

Right. This is also kinda dark but it helps me keep a positive outlook daily. Imagine today is your last day on earth. Would you want to spend your last day stressed, angry and upset or happy, calm and grateful? You never know when your last day is, so make it count. Love y’all!!

[dontmindme]

Thank you MR. Josh for unknowingly helping me be a better person💙 I am very much grateful towards you :)

[dannycabrera]

I’ve actually started thinking this way and it helps a ton with work stress.

[illwind]

I found this out the hard way in December. I love you Oma, you've helped me to cherish life even more

[avpaavcomics]

This was so deep, I felt Josh's wisdom coming into me.






Jokes aside this was very profound.