Why I Choose a “Boring” Life

It may seem unconventional, even counterintuitive, to choose a life that some may deem "boring." Yet, as I've noticed the more you simplify things the better you can get your tasks done.

[LogOutGoGym]

I love this video and I rarely use that word. This is the second video of yours i've seen, following the 5k a day one, and I feel compelled to tell you that as a relatively small youtuber... the quality is great (although I hope you already know this).

Here's a few reasons why:
Your message was clear, logical, and well thought out.
You've delivered the same value in 7 minutes that others drag out for over 20, my time saved here (yet receiving the same value) is appreciated.
The way you portray yourself is admirable and it comes across in the pace of your speech. Makes the video almost relaxing and very easy to watch, with no annoying audio problems. For someone who gets irritated by the smallest "youtuber" quirks, those things make people click off. None of that here!

The video resonated with me, and although I also live a boring lifestyle, you've contributed to my "epiphany" moment in that I have too many plates spinning at once and that affects my stability. I need to focus on one thing at a time, build it up to the maintenance phase, and then move on to my next goal. Rather than try and learn 5 new things at once and see what sticks.

In short, thank you for putting this out there.

[mxbvibes]

Powerful video man… I agree with having a “boring life”.
I pair that with praticing stoicism and minimalism.


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