@1STMAN

[TheEloquentEye]

“Many young men die at age 25, but are not buried until they're 75.” Benjamin Franklin

[adonisssssss]

Do the hardwork, especially when you don't feel like it, *mwah*

[herrar]

Teens who are doing the ground work already are going to be kings by 25

[natethegreat]

I'm just 17 rn but I'll always remember that I once read that you only know who you truly are until your 25. Since then I've been trying to make sure that everyday today guides me to being a truly good person at 25. Thanks so much for the helpful content!!!

[mathiastrojahn]

Hamza. You’ve re-ignited something in me that I’d lost during a hard couple last years. In 5 years I’ll call you peer.

Forever grateful,
Mathias

[amaanislam]

What will you do today, that your future self will look back on and be proud of you for. Life is tough now, but you’re tougher and you will thank yourself for sticking through and preserving 💪🏽

[OnderHassan]

Facts. I’m 38 and still look 25. Meanwhile, most people in my age group look like crap. If you build good habits early, it will pay off dividends in the future.

[cdr]

I’m so glad I started self improvement at 14. I had surrounded myself with Terrible people because they were “popular” in school. Now only a year later I can feel how my presence affects others and I can tell I am respected by more

[NameQ]

Hamza, I don’t know how but as a skinny baseball player, you got me into weight lifting and now I can never go back. I am ever so grateful, thank you.

[GoldenStoic]

In high school, and can already see this happening. The "superior" kids, the popular kids, the "strong" kids, all respect me now. No matter what the situation is, if I am involved, I am treated as the leader.

Working out is underrated
Keep going brahs

Edit: I started a war

[heikogardner]

Bruh I watched my friends start to decline at 18, knew some of them my whole life up until 19 I left the group to chase dreams, they couldn’t come with seeing they were stuck with addictions and didn’t want to “dream big”. Only staying in the loop of work, smoke, drink every week. Path to success is lonely but hopefully worth it!

[HormoziSpeech]

i’m 17 n the thing you said in a video where i should imagine my whole day and fast forward a year n see two different people really hit me i’ve been on the road to be the best version of myself for 4 days now and im continuing to progress

[Kalokagathiaa]

I already feel like this and I just turned 21 a few days ago. I am losing friends by choice very rapidly and I fear that I will be lonely until 30 or 40. I can't seem to find people who can relate to me and I relate to them.

[WinstonDreadmore]

I'm one of the ones that died at 25 but thanks to changing habits and motivation from GREAT mentors like Hamza I am coming back to life at 38.

It is not just young men you are helping to achieve their goals and unlock their potential.

You are re-awakening the older men who lost their way too.

[dapperdank]

All my boys are smashing life 💪🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼🤜🏼

[Blackberry_Kenway]

The worst thing is that almost all my class boys are these "heroes" but they're not bad people, we have one suoer jacked dude for his age but sadly he started smoking even before highschool 😞

[Miggy_Barranco]

That mistakes that I currently have issues with is not doing hard-work.

[.K]

I started my self improvement before i watched Hamza, but because of Hamza i had more Motivation and i was more desciplined because i had a Idol. I am sooo thankfull that Hamza is sharing His mindset and His ideas. THANK YOU HAMZA 💪👑

[trixit]

Hamza, i'm 14 and you really helped me, so much in fact you helped me so much i was able to convert my friend to self improvement too

[djswirley]

This dude is very motivating and has a good way with words and his videos defo motivates me, I am 22 and my hairline receded on one side of my temple and that awakening has really made me want to fix my life and sort stuff out and hopefuuly my hair grows back or else I’ll get a transplant lol