Feeling Like You're Never Enough

In this chaotic world of stress and pressure, sometimes we a need a reminder of how little we all matter. A reminder that we should enjoy our time playing this game, and not let the idealization of being the best player ruin our experience of playing in the first place.

[jackkerouac]

telling me that I am not important oddly motivates me to do something with my life

[RubyRubeMe]

Title: Feeling like you're never enough?
Video: Well you aren't.

[angeldarlin]

This calmed down every bit of anxiety and fear I have inside my head. I'm about to take a path in my life to be happier and it scares me but I stumbled upon this video and I think it's meant to be. I'm living my life for me and only me. And it's not selfish. This life is meant to be enjoyed. First, by yourself and by doing so, you make people around you happy too. Thank you. Everytime I get self doubts, I'll just remember that I'm equally as unimportant and important as anyone else in this massive universe and that's okay 😊

[perun_sarajevo]

Man, I'm so happy i found your channel. Watching your videos feels like listening to a friend.

[XxXVideoVeiwerXxX]

"Hey, nothing you do matters"
"Now go do something that matters"

[lildisappointment]

When I'm ever stressed, I binge these videos and feel myself calm

[valentinchalakov]

Once this channel gets big people are going to be so woke

[earnyourimmortality]

Humility, acceptance & surrender... my 3 favorite words. As I keep these terms on the front of my mind life becomes a light undertaking. They allow for a more pliable way of being versus a rigid one... we are fragments of the All. Godspeed family

[JeyyArtsify]

This channel is such a gem, I hope it gets bigger, and when it will, people will be flipping their shit about such quality videos.

[rabihdakhlallah]

This video has liberated me from the pressure and ideas of others. I don’t have to worry about others or impress others. Of course I’m human and I will try to impress others because I want to feel accepted. But this idea has helped me get over my past relationship. Just realizing how small we are and insignificant to the universe, nothing in life we do will matter, expect to ourselves. We are in this constant illusion of us being so important, but in reality we aren’t. And this motivates me to do what I want, getting to decide what means what to us. This liberation is so enlightening and I haven’t viewed life this same since. It is truly humbling coming to the realization.

[za]

This quality of this channel feels like it should be a multi million subscriber one. Great vid

[NazifaTasneemchesirecat]

After a long tiring day, when everything seems bleak and colourless; you know when you look up at the sky and you're filled with a sense of wonder that blocks out everything else around you? These videos make me feel that wonder.

Edit: these vids work better than my therapy sessions.

[ramirenriquez]

Was thinking this video was justifying laziness, I was so wrong esp when I was listening at the middle-last part of it. This video almost made me cry, so honest and mind-opening

[uzaiya]

This enables passivity. If we choose not to matter, we really won't matter because in the end, no one will force us to contribute to this world. Just because it's where we end up when we take the path of least resistance, doesn't make it "natural" or "healthy". I appreciate these philosophies validating our emotions to make us feel less stressed...Their heart is in the right place, but they often give us excuses to not tackle challenges in the world. In the modern world, most of the normal difficulty level problems have been solved (we have most daily needs like electricity, sanitation, shelter, food met). The remaining challenges are societal issues or wicked problems, problems that are impossible to solve on an individual level but definitely possible on a collective level.

Instead of encouraging people to turn inwards and become more individualistic and just do "what makes *me* as an individual feel comfortable", we should be pushing people to be more and more collaborative to tackle bigger systemic issues. Maybe in a world where there is literally 0 suffering, we can encourage the pacifist and pleasure-centric philosophy. But we're not there yet.

I think the first practical step for any individual is to work hard to get into a field where you think you can learn more about how the world/system works and begin to gather connections, knowledge, and resources that may enable you to tackle these problems once you have more power and influence. Almost any field will do. You can become a lawyer to learn more about how the legal system operates and is being abused. You can become a health care worker to find out how pharmaceutical and insurance companies influence hospitals, as well as how the availability of funds and resources affects healthcare. You can become an accountant/actuary to learn how the financial system works. Et cetera, et cetera. Go into any field that involves practical hands-on knowledge of the world as a first step. We should stop encouraging so many people to go into overly abstract fields like philosophy, entertainment, and art when they could be more empowered in changing the world if they went elsewhere.

[DTMBYLEZ]

Best channel I’ve ever seen- always felt this way but nice to hear it out loud. Maybe everyone would stop hating one another.

[tars]

This video liberates me from all illusory pain in this world.

[smurfkang]

This channel is probably saving my life

[itseveary]

Basically we are always worried about things that often don’t matter wether we succeed or not or whether we are enough or not doesn’t matter. The only thing that matters is u and what u want to do. I

[jedics]

30 years of anxiety and pain in the realisation I lacked the capability to achieve my minds eye....Now I have yielded to the philosophy here, what ever I thought I might do or become doesn't matter all that much if at all. I just relax now, do things when I feel like it and do nothing as I wish without guilt. There are some amazing people in the world as surely as there are some very below average ppl and I happened to fall somewhere in between for reasons I now realise are beyond my control. It could be a lot worse, proven by the fact I even have the luxury and freedom of mind to contemplate this.

[tiranito]

One of my favorite videos on Youtube hands down. It articulates so well what my process has gone through since I accepted myself as atheist. Don't search for meaning and validation outside. Search it within you.