URGENT: Do Not Miss These Life Lessons from Joe Rogan (wait until you hear rule number three!)

Join us for an inspiring journey with Joe Rogan as he shares his top ten rules for success! In this video, Joe Rogan, renowned American comedian, sports color commentator, and host of "The Joe Rogan Experience," delves deep into what it takes to lead a fulfilling life and reach your highest potential. Whether you're seeking motivation to overcome personal challenges or looking for tips on achieving your goals, Joe's insights are bound to resonate.

From the importance of being the hero in your own life's movie to the power of kindness and maintaining a healthy lifestyle, Joe covers a wide array of topics that are crucial for personal development. He emphasizes the need for setting clear goals, learning from past failures, and the benefits of treating others with warmth and respect. His candid advice and real-life examples provide a roadmap for anyone looking to improve themselves and make a significant impact on their world.

Don't forget to engage with the video by sharing which rule you found most impactful in the comments below! As Joe Rogan explores each rule, he invites viewers to reflect on their own lives and consider what changes they can make to lead a more purposeful and satisfying life. Tune in to gain valuable insights from one of the most influential voices in entertainment and personal growth today.

Joe Rogan's Top 10 Rules for Success,
In this video we're going to learn how to improve our lives by analyzing Joe Rogan's rules for success.

He's host of The Joe Rogan Experience, which is one of the most popular comedy podcasts on iTunes.
In his podcasts, Rogan discusses entrepreneurship, technology, science, politics, life and many other hot topics with interesting guests like, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Russell Brand, Dan Bilzerian, and many more.

He has a huge passion for martial arts - he began practicing Tae Kwon Do at the age of 13, and within two years he earned a black belt.
By the age of 19, he achieved major success by winning the US Open Tae Kwon Do Championship.

He's also a successful stand up comedian with a career spanning for over 20 years.

He's Joe Rogan and here is my take on his Top 10 Rules for Success.

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1. Be the hero of your own movie
In his early teenage years, Rogan started to practice martial arts.

2. Be the best version of yourself
At nineteen, he won a US Open grand championship tournament.

3. Stop making excuses
He retired from competition at 21 as he suffered from frequent headaches and feared worse injuries.

4. Explore difficult tasks
He briefly attended University of Massachusetts Boston.

5. Push forward
He became a fan of stand-up comedy in his teenage years, but had no intentions of pursuing it professionally at first.

6. Work towards something
In the 1990s, Rogan moved to Los Angeles and was cast on the television sitcoms Hardball and NewsRadio until 1998.

7. Focus on improving
He started working with the UFC in 1997 and has since become a color commentator for them.

8. Don't get stuck in life
He has also hosted the reality series Fear Factor and Joe Rogan Questions Everything.

9. Spend time in nature
He's an avid hunter and is part of the "Eat What You Kill" movement.

10. Pursue your desires
In 2009, Rogan began a free podcast with his friend and fellow comedian Brian Redban.

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[paulsheridan]

Joe Rogan is my favourite human being who I don't know personally.

[radiotop]

"You dont truly appreciate releaxation unless you worked hard" - Joe Rogan 8:30

[UbvUR]

"you are not the same person who failed in the past, you are now the person who has learned from those failures" great message!

[jaydafray]

I'm at the stuck in video game stage. It is not fun. That's what has brought me to this channel. 42, wife, kid, broke with dreams. I've realized you must drop everything that has happened to you, make a fucking decision and do everything possible to make it happen. No more excuses. Stop overthinking, reading 100 books a month. Get it done. Peace...."the future millionaire"

[Jizz]

“Look around at all the people who didn’t do it and look at the misery that they’re in and learn that you don’t want to be like them.” I never had an idol before. It’s so hard to find one these days but Joe Rogan is inspirational, wise and daring. He is my first claimed idol.

[NkiruOjimadu]

"Write down things you've done in the past that you never want to see yourself do again "

[armin]

For me, the stuff he says isn't the motivating thing. Lots of people know how to talk. What inspires me about Joe Rogan is just how much stuff he does and how much energy he does. He works for UFC and knows a lot of MMA. He does stand up comedy and works on it constantly. On top of all that he does his podcast 2, 3 sometiems even 4 times per week. He's excited about life and just interested in a lot of different things. He's constantly moving but also knows how to stop for a moment and take it all in.

[ayawoke]

Be the Hero in your own movie, love it!

[leoalborzi]

This was an awesome watch. I can't thank you enough for all the great help you are making Evan. I personally Owe you my power and joy. I am a single dad with a boy who is autistic and also has cancer and if it wasn't because of your work I wouldn't be the great me that I am. THANK YOU

[cosmovedder]

Another good one, I love Rogan. Nice work. It could be very beneficial to show these videos to middle school/high school age kids.

[neilzy]

Really wish language wasn't edited in this. Ruins the art of his words.

[careycoutinho]

A great motivational speaker and he appears to be that way so effortlessly. Hes obviously very passionate about living a certain way or lifestyle

[seankelner]

I am just above homelessness money wise. I feel shitty about it because a lot of these mistakes I have made. I have faced adversity in the past differently but now I am in this "funk" Joe speaks of.

[WeedSmoker]

"Show me a great man who's the son of a great man."
Jamie Johnson. Not the son, but the great-grandson of Robert Wood Johnson (co-founder of Johnson & Johnson).
Jamie has directed and co-produced two documentaries on the absurdly rich from an insider's perspective. You may have heard of his movies, Born Rich and The One Percent.
One of his friends ended up filing a lawsuit on him because of the interview he gave. Jamie explained the occurance as a Rite of Passage. After Jamie won the suit and became a "man" he had to throw a party in celebration. And of course, the friend that filed the suit had to show up and make his appearance and wisely declined an interview.

[JoWare]

And sometimes it pays to be bored. Truly.

[amazingazn]

I grew up without a father and I see Joe Rogan as a father figure. Thanks Evan for this video.

[Kadiel]

That phrase “what would the hero in your life movie do?” That might seem simplistic but it’s so moving and powerful

[DTM-Books]

It's always inspiring to hear others share their rules for success. Now I need to hit the gym and get to work!

[oraclebjj]

Rogan is cool guy. Positive and open minded. I like his be your own hero.

[guillaumeboulayvaliquette]

Video #6 of my 30 days video streak!
I like that one because Rogan motivates us the hard way!
Thanks. 🙏