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- 0:00I'm starting to realize that this world
- 0:02rewards people who are crazy and
- 0:05punishes people who do what makes sense.
- 0:07And I have people in my life now that
- 0:09think I'm nuts. I can't even blame them.
- 0:11You know, if someone asked my mom, like,
- 0:12"Oh, what's your son up to?" It's like,
- 0:14"Oh, yeah, he makes YouTube videos now
- 0:16and he, you know, he just made one and
- 0:17almost has a million views talking about
- 0:19jerking off." So, I get it and I don't
- 0:21even take offense to it. I used to. I
- 0:23actually now take it as a sign that
- 0:25maybe I'm moving in the right direction.
- 0:28Because when no one was calling me
- 0:29crazy, I hated my life. I had nothing to
- 0:32show for it. I promise this won't be
- 0:34motivational slop. We always hear this
- 0:36advice, like, "Oh, just believe in
- 0:38yourself when no one else does and
- 0:39everything's going to work out." I
- 0:40understand how annoying that is, but I
- 0:43seriously think that our generation has
- 0:45a problem with delusional pessimism. So,
- 0:48I look back at the one time in my life
- 0:51that I said, "Fuck it. I'm going to try
- 0:53this delusional I'm going to stop
- 0:56acting rational. I'm going to stop doing
- 0:57the things that, quote, make sense
- 0:59because is not working for me
- 1:01anyway." And it's when I started this
- 1:03YouTube channel. And I promise this is
- 1:05not going to be some how I made it on
- 1:06YouTube ass video. This goes much deeper
- 1:09than me. I think this is a mindset
- 1:10thing. Again, it's it's not just about
- 1:12delusional optimism, but getting rid of
- 1:14delusional pessimism. But listen, so I
- 1:16had one video. It had a decent amount of
- 1:19views. It got me like a thousand subs. I
- 1:20had just quit my job at the time and
- 1:22that's what the video was about. And I
- 1:24told my boy, I was like, "Yo, I think
- 1:26I'm going to try to do this YouTube
- 1:27shit." And he literally laughed at me.
- 1:29He said, "What are you going to do,
- 1:30become a YouTuber, bro? Like, get back
- 1:32to LinkedIn, buddy." And my family, they
- 1:34said the same These people were
- 1:36right. What's so scary about trying to
- 1:38move crazy like this intentionally, like
- 1:40trying to have a delusional amount of
- 1:42faith in what you're about to do, is you
- 1:44don't have evidence to prove anybody
- 1:46wrong yet. Anyone can have a video that
- 1:48hits the algorithm. It doesn't mean
- 1:50Anyone can get lucky. But in my
- 1:52head, I made a conscious decision. I
- 1:54said, "Okay, for the first time in my
- 1:55life, I'm going to be delusional. I'm
- 1:57going to try it. I'm going to ignore
- 1:58what every single person around me is
- 2:00telling me to do. I have nothing to
- 2:02lose. And I'm not making this up. I
- 2:04literally wrote this down in my
- 2:06journal. So, I can go back and see the
- 2:08exact day that I decided I wanted to be
- 2:10a nut job. I wrote down. I said, I can
- 2:12make this YouTube work. Not
- 2:14everyone gets a chance at this. I got
- 2:16mine and the rest is up to me. I wrote
- 2:18that down in February of 2025. I also
- 2:21have a video on my phone that I want to
- 2:23show, but my face [clears throat] is in
- 2:24it. So, you're going to have to take my
- 2:26word for it, but I show my YouTube
- 2:27dashboard on my computer and that
- 2:29was ass. Zero motion. This was now the
- 2:32summer of 2025.
- 2:34And I said, this exact screen is going
- 2:36to look a lot different this time next
- 2:39year.
- 2:40All right, it's July 6th,
- 2:422025 and I have right now
- 2:4521,000 subscribers.
- 2:47So, a year from now, I'm going to have
- 2:49at least 100,000 subscribers.
- 2:51And
- 2:53I'm just getting started. I'm I'm
- 2:54putting myself first. I'm I'm believing
- 2:56in myself.
- 2:57And um yeah, so a year from now,
- 3:00see where I'm at.
- 3:01And I'm not saying this to flex. I'm
- 3:02saying this because this was my first
- 3:04time really believing in myself. That
- 3:06dashboard does look different now, a
- 3:08year later. So, the feelings of doubt,
- 3:10anxiety, the loneliness, the the
- 3:12negative opinions of other people that I
- 3:14had cared so much about, the constant
- 3:17fear of like, yo, I could fail at this
- 3:19All of that came flying at me,
- 3:21like it always does and and still does,
- 3:23to be honest, some to this day, but
- 3:25because I made a conscious decision I
- 3:27was going to be delusional about this, I
- 3:29was able to shut the door on all of it.
- 3:32The thoughts of what am I going to do if
- 3:34this doesn't work? I didn't even let
- 3:36that enter my consciousness, bro.
- 3:38On some Morty Supreme when I heard
- 3:40him say that in the movie, I was like,
- 3:41no way, bro just took my line. But
- 3:44seriously, the reason I feel so
- 3:45confident even giving this advice,
- 3:48taking the risk of sounding like a
- 3:49jerkoff or a a
- 3:51chud, it's cuz I'm still using this
- 3:53mindset every single day when I wake up.
- 3:55Like I'm still on my delusional
- 3:58And you have to be in this day, I swear.
- 4:00It's not like I made it yet, right? So,
- 4:03now people look at me crazy
- 4:05and I say, "No, no, no. This is just the
- 4:07start. Like I'm going to get to a
- 4:08million subscribers." And they're like,
- 4:10"Yeah, all right, buddy." And when I say
- 4:12this, it's not out of cockiness. It's
- 4:14out of like, "Yo, I can do this shit."
- 4:15And I'm not here to sell anyone a false
- 4:17dream because let's say you want to be a
- 4:19YouTuber, you can do everything I did
- 4:21and because of things that are out of
- 4:22your control, that won't work for
- 4:24one reason or another. Luck is required.
- 4:28I have no problem saying that. I got
- 4:29super lucky. But, dude, it's like
- 4:32you can't put yourself in a position to
- 4:34get lucky if you don't have this
- 4:36delusional self-belief first. So, that
- 4:38if it happens, you're ready. That's
- 4:40really what's most important. Like the
- 4:42work, the consistency, the discipline,
- 4:44working through the pit of your stomach,
- 4:46the fear. Like no one is going to see
- 4:48any of that. They're just going to see
- 4:49the end product and call you lucky. So,
- 4:51it. Put yourself in a position to
- 4:53get lucky. So, recently I've been
- 4:55tapping in with Alexander the Great. You
- 4:57know, I figured if bro took over the
- 4:58world, must be something special about
- 5:01him. He was kind of the first ever Chad.
- 5:03You might as well study up on, dude.
- 5:05Turns out this nut job thought he was a
- 5:08god. His mom told him that he was a
- 5:10descendant of Zeus or some when he
- 5:12was a kid. And because of this, bro was
- 5:14absolutely delusional. He would be
- 5:16outnumbered like 10 to 1 about to get
- 5:18clipped and his boys would be like,
- 5:20"Bro, we need to turn the around."
- 5:22And he'd be like, "Chill out, guys.
- 5:23Don't worry about it. I'm literally a
- 5:25god. So, stop tripping. We already won
- 5:28the battle." And it didn't matter how
- 5:30outnumbered he was or who he was
- 5:32fighting, this dude would win every
- 5:34single time. So, I heard this and it got
- 5:36me thinking like imagine how different
- 5:38life would be if you moved around
- 5:40thinking that you were actually God. The
- 5:43type of time that you would be on in
- 5:44like the modern world, there'd be no
- 5:46fear of uncertainty. Anything that
- 5:49happens to you is an act of God, destiny
- 5:52type Obviously, none of us are
- 5:53taking over the world, so it's like
- 5:55let's say you're at work, you could have
- 5:56this huge presentation you didn't even
- 5:57prepare for it. You're walking in there,
- 5:59you didn't even sleep last night, but
- 6:01you're like, "I'm about to kill this
- 6:02I'm not even a little bit nervous
- 6:04about this." It's like chill, I'm God.
- 6:06It's like you see a pretty girl on the
- 6:07street, you think you're going to bug
- 6:09out and and not go talk to her? You're
- 6:11literally God, dude. God doesn't make
- 6:13mistakes. This is going to go perfectly.
- 6:15I can go on and on. Business ideas, job
- 6:18interviews, first dates, anything that
- 6:20happens, it's like the fear of failure
- 6:22that most of us are crippled by, it
- 6:24wouldn't even enter your consciousness.
- 6:26It wouldn't impact anything that you do
- 6:28because God doesn't fail. You don't take
- 6:30L's as God, right? So, if you move like
- 6:33this today, like Alexander the Great, or
- 6:35I mean, besides being the biggest Chad
- 6:37of all time, you would be considered
- 6:39nuts. You start telling people
- 6:41you're God, you get 5150 pretty quickly
- 6:43in this day and age. I remember this kid
- 6:45I went to high school with, God bless
- 6:47him, one day he was normal, the next day
- 6:49he was telling everyone he was God, he
- 6:50was writing these crazy letters, you
- 6:52know, about his plans to take over the
- 6:54world. We never saw bro again. So,
- 6:56thinking you're God is is insane. And as
- 6:58someone who believes in God, it's also
- 7:00like a big no-no, you don't do that,
- 7:02right? But there's something I think
- 7:03powerful to tap into here. And if you
- 7:06really want to get religious with it, we
- 7:08all have a little God in us anyway,
- 7:10right? That's in the Bible. So, why not
- 7:11respectfully LARP a little bit? Not as
- 7:14God, but as someone who doesn't consider
- 7:16the idea of failure. Someone who doesn't
- 7:18dwell on what they can't do, and instead
- 7:21only tells themselves that they can do
- 7:23anything. Like who gives a if
- 7:24that's true or not? Your subconscious,
- 7:26it doesn't know the difference, bro.
- 7:28There's this Kanye interview when he was
- 7:29younger, and he's like, "Yeah, bro, I
- 7:31can do literally anything that I want.
- 7:33If I want to stop rapping today and join
- 7:35the NBA,
- 7:36I will be able to do it, no problem."
- 7:38And the guy's like, "What are you
- 7:38talking about?"
- 7:39>> Cuz I think right now,
- 7:41if I was to
- 7:43quit rapping and I said I want to go to
- 7:45the NBA
- 7:46I would be in the NBA.
- 7:47>> No, you wouldn't.
- 7:48>> Yes.
- 7:48>> No, you wouldn't.
- 7:49>> Yes, I would.
- 7:49>> No, you wouldn't.
- 7:50>> Yes, I would.
- 7:51>> Why would you think you could make it to
- 7:52the NBA?
- 7:53>> Cuz I think I could do anything.
- 7:54>> [laughter]
- 7:55>> You know, you think his big ass could be
- 7:57in the NBA? Hell no. But he genuinely
- 7:59believed that when he said that and
- 8:01that's why you look at his work and it's
- 8:03on a level that can't be replicated. To
- 8:05me, I think this is the type of crazy
- 8:07that anyone can tap into and it makes
- 8:10winning inevitable. It definitely beats
- 8:13larping as a stupid chad who only thinks
- 8:16about failure, only thinks about all the
- 8:17that they can't do. And I think
- 8:19people hear this and you know, I used to
- 8:20think this too. It's like, "Okay, I
- 8:22don't want to be Kanye West. I don't
- 8:23want a crazy career." It's like, "No,
- 8:26this can be applied to anything. It
- 8:28doesn't matter what you do. It doesn't
- 8:29matter if you're in the corporate world
- 8:31or just a any regular job." You know, as
- 8:33a kid you go from grade to grade, you
- 8:35just level up. As an adult, you need to
- 8:37fight for a promotion, right? I remember
- 8:40learning that. So, you have to be on ass
- 8:42because no one is going to say, "Here,
- 8:43take more money for doing the same
- 8:45that you're already doing." So, what
- 8:47they love is the stupid chad mindset
- 8:50that I was talking about earlier. They
- 8:52love when you think that you wouldn't be
- 8:54able to handle the next step up. Like,
- 8:56"That would be too much responsibility
- 8:58for me. I could never do that." That
- 9:00whole thing is mostly The
- 9:01reality of any job, entry-level job,
- 9:04it's more taxing on the soul than the
- 9:07level above it is. The one above that is
- 9:09even easier. You could do your boss's
- 9:12job and I
- 9:13I think after a week of onboarding, you
- 9:15could probably do your boss's boss's
- 9:17job. These people above you are not
- 9:19smarter than you. They're all
- 9:21bullshitting. And I just think people
- 9:23don't need to wake up and be like, "Yo,
- 9:24you can get in on the yourself
- 9:26or you're going to get taken advantage
- 9:28of in one way or another." It doesn't
- 9:29matter if we're talking about jobs or
- 9:31relationships or dating, bro. It's like,
- 9:33"You are that guy." And telling yourself
- 9:35that is only going to help you. It
- 9:36doesn't matter what you're trying to
- 9:38accomplish in life. Want to hear a quote
- 9:39that has always me up? There's
- 9:41two versions of you. The one who
- 9:43believes that he can and the one who
- 9:45believes that he can't. And they're both
- 9:47right. man. I hate to sound like a
- 9:50motivational chat, but you know, we
- 9:51always hear about oh, like that person's
- 9:53ego is too big. Your your ego maxing
- 9:55right now. Your ego's too big. We never
- 9:57hear about bro, is your ego too small?
- 10:01Is your ego even big enough? The ego is
- 10:03something that you need to tap into.
- 10:05It's not something that you want to
- 10:06destroy. Like you ever meet someone
- 10:07who's had an ego death? They're cooked.
- 10:10Like I'm sorry, it's just true. I swear
- 10:12that almost happened to me in
- 10:13college, but I'm not going to get into
- 10:14that. People in our generation for the
- 10:15most part, it's like we've had a
- 10:17collective ego death. I'm not going to
- 10:19pretend that I know exactly what's
- 10:21causing it. Like I have some ideas for
- 10:23sure. You know, like social media,
- 10:25obviously, all these addictions that we
- 10:27now have. Or or maybe it's just the way
- 10:29this society makes you feel as a young
- 10:30dude coming up right now. Just like
- 10:32surrounded by doom. But we have a
- 10:35delusional pessimism problem. The
- 10:37majority of us are not overestimating
- 10:39our abilities to succeed at anything.
- 10:42We're severely underestimating them. Ego
- 10:45is like a bad word. And so what happens
- 10:48is like anytime you have an idea, you
- 10:50shut yourself down before even trying
- 10:52that idea. That was me for the majority
- 10:54of my life. Playing it safe with
- 10:56everything. I watch other people win,
- 10:58but for me it's different, bro.
- 11:00For me now, I could never be that lucky.
- 11:02So with everything you do, with school,
- 11:04with work, with girls, you're constantly
- 11:06taking the route that makes the most
- 11:08sense, the most rational route. Thank
- 11:10God that I woke up. Honestly, I'm
- 11:12extremely grateful because if you look
- 11:15at what you get for playing it safe
- 11:16right now, what doing the things that
- 11:18make the most sense get you, it's pretty
- 11:21dark, bro. You don't get much. You end
- 11:23up at a job that you hate and it doesn't
- 11:25even pay you enough to justify the tax
- 11:28that you're paying with your soul every
- 11:30day that you go to work. To me, that's
- 11:33the new crazy.
- 11:34The route that makes sense no longer
- 11:37makes sense. So, you might as well start
- 11:39trying It's like, what's
- 11:41the worst that can happen, bro? You're
- 11:42already in the worst-case scenario.
- 11:44That's the position that I found myself
- 11:45in. It was different back in the day
- 11:47where, you know, you get that job that
- 11:49you hate, but you clock out, you got the
- 11:51house, you got the wife, the family. You
- 11:53know, that's the old way of doing
- 11:54things. And it always makes me think of
- 11:55this Anchorman quote where he's like
- 11:57[laughter]
- 11:57he's like, "Life isn't about following
- 11:59your dreams, kid. It's about getting a
- 12:00paycheck and keeping a gun out of your
- 12:02mouth." You know, there is some hard
- 12:04truth to that, even to this day. Uh but
- 12:06the way that I view it, it's like the
- 12:08traditional 9-to-5 route is so cooked
- 12:11right now. It's like you might as well
- 12:13around and try that idea that keeps
- 12:15popping into your head. And to do that,
- 12:18you have to be crazy. You know, a
- 12:19realization that's been important to me
- 12:21the past year or so of my life, people
- 12:23can't see your vision. Your friends,
- 12:25your family, it doesn't matter how close
- 12:26you are. And And there's chances are you
- 12:28already know this. When Stan Lee came up
- 12:30with the idea for Spider-Man, the
- 12:31corporate people were like, "Bro, drop
- 12:33the stupid spider No one likes
- 12:35spiders. We're not doing that." Can you
- 12:37imagine that? And now, you know, we all
- 12:39know that Spider-Man slaps. It sounds
- 12:41crazy, but you got to realize like this
- 12:43idea that when your would-be chance
- 12:46finally comes to you, that idea that
- 12:47keeps popping up in your head, you're
- 12:49you're finally ready to try that and
- 12:50make it happen, this idea that that's
- 12:52going to be validated by the people
- 12:53around you is just not how this
- 12:55works at all, bro. Other people can't
- 12:57see your vision. That's why it's so
- 12:59important that you don't blindly follow
- 13:01where they're pointing you to go. Cuz
- 13:03chances are you're going to regret it.
- 13:05But to take this a step further,
- 13:07something that I realized, it's like,
- 13:08"Shit, I can't fully see my vision
- 13:11either." It's important to spend time to
- 13:13visualize where you want to be, like
- 13:15what you want out of life, what all your
- 13:17action is going towards, to to have
- 13:18intentions. But even if you sit down and
- 13:21do that, you don't know where the
- 13:22you're going.
- 13:24There's too many variables in life to
- 13:26know what every little action is leading
- 13:29towards. I just read this book. It was
- 13:30called Sublimable Subliminal. was
- 13:33ass. I'm not going to lie. Do not read
- 13:35that But, there was a one quote in
- 13:36there and it was from Steve Jobs and it
- 13:38was so tough that I had to write it down
- 13:40a few times.
- 13:41You cannot connect the dots looking
- 13:43forward. You can only connect them
- 13:45looking backwards. That's why you have
- 13:47to trust the dots will somehow connect
- 13:49to your future. This is some of the
- 13:51realest that I've ever heard. You
- 13:54know, I look back now. I say thank God I
- 13:56almost died at 23 because I needed that
- 13:58I needed to wake up. I look back
- 14:00now. I'm like, "Yo, thank God that
- 14:03tried to get me fired for her mistake.
- 14:05Gave me no choice but to quit my job."
- 14:07At the time, you know, I couldn't
- 14:09believe how bad my luck was. But, that's
- 14:11what gave me the drive and the chance to
- 14:13give this YouTube my all. You know,
- 14:16she's sitting somewhere in office right
- 14:17now. She has no clue that she made
- 14:19Polymaths. You know, it's like when
- 14:21these things were happening, they felt
- 14:23like the end of the world. And then you
- 14:25look back a couple of months, a couple
- 14:26years later and it seems like it was
- 14:28like written by an author, dude. It's
- 14:29like, "How did this all work out this
- 14:31way?" You know, I know this video is
- 14:34titled something about moving crazy.
- 14:36But, to me this mindset flip, this is
- 14:38some of the most sane that you can
- 14:41do. You know, now I can look at most of
- 14:43the that goes down in life and
- 14:46see them as opportunities. See them as
- 14:47dots that I'm going to connect. Even if
- 14:50it makes no sense to me at the time,
- 14:51which it it usually doesn't. This
- 14:53YouTube thing, it's working out for me
- 14:55now. But, you might be saying,
- 14:56"What if it fails? What if it's all gone
- 14:58tomorrow? If I got to go back to that
- 15:00job that makes you want to die every
- 15:02time I clock in." And first off, what
- 15:04I'm trying to say is I don't even let
- 15:05these thoughts enter into my brain on
- 15:08the daily basis. Like, these thoughts of
- 15:10failure. You can call me crazy for this.
- 15:11But, I feel like if I let those feelings
- 15:14in, if I feel like a loser, oh I'm
- 15:16going to lose, I'm actually going to
- 15:18lose. So, none of that enters my brain.
- 15:20You know, they pop in from time to time,
- 15:22the self-doubt, the anxiety, and I just
- 15:25shut the door on that I don't
- 15:26know why I made a fart sound for that,
- 15:28but you know, if I do let them in for a
- 15:31second right now, if that did happen, if
- 15:33I lose this YouTube easily could,
- 15:35I could get AI wiped out by a bot, my
- 15:38channel gets copyright striked, I don't
- 15:39know, whatever, whatever could
- 15:41hypothetically happen, if I lose it all,
- 15:43I'll say, "Shit, at least I got to try,
- 15:45bro." Like at least I got to spread a
- 15:46message, at least I had a voice for a
- 15:48little bit. I would be grateful just for
- 15:50this year alone that this worked out,
- 15:52that I had a chance to be crazy. Cuz
- 15:55again, no one was calling me crazy when
- 15:57I had nothing to show for my life, and I
- 15:59hated it. So, you think about like a
- 16:01mindset adjustment like this, mindset
- 16:03change, whatever you want to call it, we
- 16:04have to talk about the potential
- 16:06downsides. You know, you you talk about
- 16:07someone like Alexander the Great, I'm
- 16:09pretty sure he started tweaking out and
- 16:10and killing all his boys and and
- 16:13you know, you see Kanye West, I mean, we
- 16:15all know
- 16:16what goes down with Kanye like every
- 16:17other year, but you know, there's
- 16:19obviously other things at play there,
- 16:20but still, thinking you can do it all is
- 16:23bound to have some negatives that are
- 16:25worth clocking. The first is avoiding
- 16:27becoming an egomaniac, right? I think
- 16:29there's a line that you have to draw
- 16:31between I can do it all and I'm not
- 16:33you know, it's a balance. I think
- 16:36most successful people you hear about
- 16:38have that balance, like you need
- 16:40humility, or else you're just going to
- 16:41go off the rails at one point. Like a
- 16:43true genius is supposed to be humble and
- 16:46recognize that their gifts were given to
- 16:48them. And look, I'm not saying I'm a
- 16:50genius at all, but I'm saying is I try
- 16:52to study the geniuses, bro. I'm trying
- 16:54to connect the dots between the geniuses
- 16:56to try to tap into that genius And
- 16:58talk about sounding crazy, bro, but
- 17:01second, I think what this mindset
- 17:02creates is ambition, which is why it's
- 17:05so sick, which is why I'm making
- 17:07this video. It's like something our
- 17:09timid ass generation needs because it
- 17:12gets sucked out of us with all this
- 17:14that they're constantly
- 17:15throwing at us. You know, they want us
- 17:17to take the route that makes the most
- 17:19sense, like I said earlier, the the
- 17:20non-ambition route, the Chad
- 17:22consumer route. But what can come with
- 17:24ambition, something that I've noticed as
- 17:26someone who's, to be honest, new to this
- 17:28ambition you know, I didn't used
- 17:30to be ambitious.
- 17:32Um but it can be at odds with gratitude,
- 17:34which I've said a billion times on this
- 17:35channel is the key to everything, the
- 17:37key to life. But when you picture
- 17:39something and start working towards
- 17:41something, like for me with YouTube,
- 17:43like I I'm delusional enough to say
- 17:44that, "Shit, I'm going to have a million
- 17:46subscribers one day." You know, what I
- 17:47notice happen is
- 17:49a lack of appreciation for the work kind
- 17:52of paying off. It It becomes a little
- 17:54bit harder to appreciate. Dude, I'm
- 17:55extremely grateful, but the other day,
- 17:57for example, like I had my best day ever
- 18:00on YouTube, and I've been doing this now
- 18:01for coming up on almost 2 years, and I
- 18:03had by far my best day.
- 18:06And you know, just for some background,
- 18:07I put a lot of my energy into this
- 18:10channel and working on these videos.
- 18:12Like I'm up geeking all night thinking
- 18:14about what videos I should make next. So
- 18:16you would think that what I'm so
- 18:18hyper-focused on, what I'm pouring my
- 18:20energy into, when it does really well,
- 18:23that I would feel proud, I would feel
- 18:24accomplished in what I'm doing. But I'm
- 18:26not going to lie, you know, there's not
- 18:28really that much of that. Like the
- 18:30gratitude is there, but but the
- 18:31enjoyment of my hard work paying off,
- 18:34seeing the uh you know, output from my
- 18:37input, I don't really feel it. It's
- 18:39like, "All right, the video's doing
- 18:40really well. Time to get on to the next
- 18:42one. This is all just part of the
- 18:43process." So I don't know, I'm just
- 18:45learning it's important to take a step
- 18:46back because I should feel some
- 18:47enjoyment, some satisfaction for what
- 18:50I'm pouring myself into. Um I think this
- 18:52mindset can kind of
- 18:53take away from that. I don't know, maybe
- 18:55I sound like an ungrateful prick right
- 18:56now. It's just something that I've been
- 18:57thinking about as someone who is
- 18:59intentionally using this kind of
- 19:01self-belief to push himself. You know,
- 19:04satisfaction will never come from a
- 19:06number or a goal. It's like you hit
- 19:09these goals and you just now move the
- 19:11goalpost further. It's like you get on a
- 19:13treadmill and that does not stop.
- 19:16But you know, at the end of the day, I
- 19:17take a step back. I'm like, "Yo, am I
- 19:18complaining about winning right now?"
- 19:21I owe it to this mindset that I'm
- 19:23complaining about winning, not
- 19:24complaining about losing. You know, I
- 19:26didn't make it. I'm far from far, so
- 19:28far from making it.
- 19:30But I seriously think this mindset will
- 19:32drive me to where I know I can go. You
- 19:34know, it's like a stock where each a
- 19:36stock, if you think about it,
- 19:38capitalistic ass comparison, but think
- 19:40about it. You're a company. You get your
- 19:42first win. So, your earnings come out
- 19:45and they're good. So, now the stock
- 19:46price of your company goes up because of
- 19:48that. You just went up in your price.
- 19:50And because of that, more people now
- 19:52invest. So, now you're going up in your
- 19:53price again and again and again. It's
- 19:55the same company. Nothing's changed.
- 19:57You're the same person. There's just a
- 19:59little evidence that you can win. So,
- 20:01now you're winning all of a
- 20:02sudden. So, I don't know, man. Maybe
- 20:04it's a coincidence that, you know, my
- 20:06first time trying this delusional
- 20:08is working. I just have a hard time
- 20:10believing that anything is a coincidence
- 20:12these days. I seriously think you have
- 20:14to be crazy. I think it's crazier to not
- 20:16be crazy in 2026. So, let me know what
- 20:19you guys think. Huge shoutout to the
- 20:20Chud Club. Love you guys so much. Thank
- 20:22you for watching. I'll talk to you soon.
- 20:23Peace.
- 20:30>> [music]
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