What To Do After You've Quit Scrolling (Stay Away From Social Media For Good)

Here's what you should be doing once you've quit social media. A good place to start is to fill up most of your day with habits that are undoubtably good. Once you've got that down and have gotten rid of your old habits, it's time to build your purpose. Finding and building purpose can be be very difficult. It requires you to look deep into yourself to see what your life needs and what you are naturally drawn towards. What would you do if money didn't exist and you didn't have to earn anything? What is the thing that you naturally find fun, fulfilling, and enjoyable? What would you still find yourself doing, even if it didn't make you any money? Ask yourself those questions and see where you find yourself. It may take a while for you to find an answer to those questions, so stay on the right path and keep looking for your purpose.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
01:36 - Set Goals
4:05 - START DOING THESE HABITS
12:15 - Finding Your Purpose

[OrcaDude]

I was amazed when my class laughed when I told my teacher “I am ashamed I don’t read as much as I should.”
I was raised to think reading is bare minimum, and it is insane people don’t think that.

[Florence-gqxu]

Even as a teen girl, your channel helps me think about the things I wanna change in my life. I want to write in my journal more often, read more often and also learn a new language! These are my current goals and I will do my very best to achieve those in 2024. Happy New year to you :)

[wanukon]

The problem with me is, I’ve been so ambitious to the point that there are way too many things I’m currently trying to “balance” — Ice skating, volleyball, tennis, swimming etc. I love doing all of these things but I’ve also always been into drawing and writing, so inherently, like you. I know these two things are my purpose, but I also don’t want to quit the other things I’ve built up on..

[subramonkey.]

hi maxwell i used to be an insecure, shy, addicted kid. but because of you, you helped me SO MUCH to at least battle them. and for that thank you man, truly. huge fan of your vids! KEEP IT

[CNoel]

Great vid man! The quality has just climbing up and up. It’s great to see other people in our generation also passionate about self development. Can’t wait for the future videos

[OnlyExorn]

Underrated life advice = negative thoughts either kill u or make u way stronger then you could ever think

[brodywright]

video quality getting better and better bro. the zooms, overlays, broll, sound effects and captions look amazing

[krafuae]

Thank you a lot, I've been missing my "purpose" for 17 years of my life now, and I look forward to start actually looking for it and digging deep into my mind. You got a new subscriber, I know you'll reach 1 million one day!

[detox]

Thank you!
You really helped me brother, since a while I have been starting to think for my own and knowing my responsibilities. Starting to evolve!❤️‍🔥

[sage]

How old is this guy? Very happy and impressed to see people his age talking about this.

[thehighschoolhustler]

maxwell, your channel has been motivation for me to start my own, thank you so much 🙏🏽

[kynsackmaniac]

damn bro like you understand how people feel exactly the way other when you get on social media you feel aware but after just a second you get out of it you immediately feel FOMO and dont know what to do and its just your willpower vs your subconscious left social media for 1 month and again downloaded and i feel more aware of my body and what i'm doing but still having the craving to check social media it really never gets away.

[joanaresende]

U got me at the "purpose" part not gonna lie. Right now I'm a computer science student, but I never imagined myself doing this to be honest, and although I'm only in the first year, I'm sure it's not something I would genuinely like to do and it's far from something I always dreamed. However, it is what will provide me with a more stable and peaceful life.
The problem is that since I knew what a career was, I always said I wanted to be a veterinarian. I only had animal toys, I pet any animal on the street (even if they have bitten me before), I can't explain the connection I have always felt for animals. For me they are the purest creatures on the planet and the feeling of taking care of them is inexplicable. However at least in my country, sometimes the salary of a vet is half the salary odlf a programmer and I am afraid i will not be able to separate my feelings from work when I get home. I'm truly lost, like I've never been before.

[bchan_]

Those last few minutes got me motivated to write in my journal... I still haven't found my purpose. And the habit tracker is a good idea. I need to get on that.

[OnlyExorn]

Amazing video as always, im 100% sure this’ll help the right ppl who want / need advice

[HiDiegoGabriel]

Awesome videos so far. This really shows that many of us don't have many real hobbies, goals or direction. So great video

[speeddemon]

I like your input, I've started doing a gratitude journal in the evening and have never seen my mind in such a positive perspective. I'm getting somewhere slowly. Thanks for making these videos. Keep it up, my guy.

[nuggetbtl]

I have been journaling ever since i was 10 (or should I say diary?) and I am very grateful for myself to have done that. I recommend everyone to do that. Ofc i don't journal EVRY DAY because it would seem like a chore...

[mark]

Yo this video motivated me so much right now to do all these things after already scrolling less and starting to go to the gym and meditating. Maybe you can release your own habit tracker or something like that

[New_me]

I am a mid 30s woman .. and cant appreciate it enough that you value things like walking and running .. you are absolutely right ...and you are definitely on the right path ..evil eyes off ..lots of prayers and wishes