Hello there. 👋 I created this channel to document my journey to becoming a more successful person. By obligating myself to filming steps I take, I hope to stay motivated & on track. Whilst I am no expert, I am starting to see success in some of the fields of business I wish to dedicate myself to. Hopefully you will be able to learn something from my successes & failures and hopefully one day I will look back at early videos on this channel & remember the struggle of starting off. Let this channel stand as a testament that no matter what, it's worth at least trying to achieve your dreams.
The future of the UK and many other western countries does look questionable. I knew a guy who left the UK, complained bittely about the place and vowed never to return. Sadly, while he was in S.E. Asia he became very ill and had to return to the UK. Upon his return, he received NHS treatment and government support. The UK certainly has it's pitfalls but when you're down on your luck in life, it doesn't always seem that bad.
It is falling apart, overwhelming corporate greed. Governments putting emphasis on nonsensical issues just to distract and divide the population. Rich getting richer, poor getting poorer.
Aaron is right to be concerned. Here in the west we have been governed by imbeciles - often very nasty imbeciles - for some decades now, and the bills are coming in.
Aaron I feel you brother, as a British person I agree with everything you say but the UK is still a amazing place. I am considering moving back to Asia / or Scotland, I am in Australia great country many brits here but it is very difficult here also bro many wont admit that. Australia was much easier in past but cost of living has more then doubled, similar to Uk now my opinion.
Race, religion, culture, government, philosophy, science, mathematics, society life, these are all just mutually agreed upon delusions. None of these things exist other than within the infinitesimal number of "human"(no such thing) minds. You are all just tormenting yourselves with these error codes. You are all obviously here to replicate the form you call human, nothing more. None of your machinations of importance are of an relevance to the whole system.
This is an incredible outlook for a 20 year old. You’re figuring it out. Good head on your shoulders. Stay away from alcohol and drugs, trust me. I stayed away till 23. Don’t fall for it kid, you’ve got the world at your feet if anyone does, DONT RUIN IT! I’m praying for you to keep your head about you. One slip is all it’ll takes. Bad times aren’t an excuse. Bad times are part of life. You can make it worse with substances, not better. It’ll never make it better. You’re doing so well, it’s obvious to someone like me but maybe not as much for you. This is a purposeful effort to ruin this county. Don’t let it ruin you. You’re a smart guy and a good kid. Society is crumbling. 😉 Get your worth from yourself. That’s my biggest advice. Ignore what women think for the most part. If you’re genuinely yourself and doing well they’ll flock to you, don’t change for them, they don’t know what they want. But you know who you are.
Because it is. I’m 34, I’m in the same boat. This isn’t getting better, it’s getting worse. I’m equally as directionless. There’s no clear path forward for young people. Trust me, us older people pitty the young. Especially the very very young growing up in this world.
im a 47 late Gen X!! I am so proud of Gen Z for seeing through the lies that affected their parents. It is ridiculous. Elon Musk made a awesome point, in today's world, even the poorest person has a way better quality of life than the richest people in the 20th century, We got it way better than any kingdom ran by royalty. As he put it, we are literally super human now. We has a computer that is more powerful than the any tech from the 1900's & in the 2000's. The pocket computers or aka the clever marketing term for these pocket computers with the name "Smartphone" . I am literally using a Laptop from 2016, its a 6th gen Intel i5. I am watch your video & typing this at the same time. This was things that we dreamed of in the late 1900's. Cold Fusion had a great video & he made a good point. If you just have a couple of dollars in your pocket, the person is doing better than 75% of the world!! This is a New World now. This is one of the most peaceful times in modern history
The big thing is, it is not easy to leave Europe for the US. US immigration does not favor Europeans. Thus Europe becomes a prison of comfort, or you go to Asia or South America or if youre really good some tax haven and exploit the rules(which 99.9% of people are not capable of even if you think your are).
In western Europe it seemed we had a sort of renaissance where the rich/elite sort of realised they are not born superior to the average person, but due to globalisation that viewpoint seems to be becoming the de facto again now. They look down on the muggles/ working class/ plebs / proles, they believe they have the answers to the world's problems and will implement their solutions regardless of how it might impact people less fortunate than themselves!
your kinda right but mostly no , all the people and all the times and all the fears are roughly the same , people of a certain age see troubles and the worlds gone to poo , it happened to me when i was your age , looking at the world and thinking WTF, 20 somethings are designed to dread and worry , it pushes progress , i am 60 we are the same .
Im 39. Young people have it unbelievably difficult. The world is a very different place than when i was young. If I'd have had the ability to see what the world would become, I very likely wouldn't have brought my Children into it. I feel so guilty that they have to live in the world as it is.
Sometimes on my channel I have spoken about the state of things today, most of the time falls on deaf ears, One thing I can say is there is an old saying frog in hot water, that's what is happening, young kids can not grasp what it was like for us as kids, like we could not grasp what it was like for our parents, my parents would say. in my day.. same as we do, and eventually you will, in my day, I was writing a book many years ago, and one of the great lines I wrote, was "everyone had slowly de-evolved into state of high performance neanderthals." It would be interesting to talk to someone, who does have their eyes open to see how they see the world. I do feel things have got worse, people have become more selfish, its I this and selfie that. we are worlds apart as a generation, I am 54 by the way.
This is exactly what I mean when l say people from other countries with NO LOYALTY to the UK people have come here reaped the benefits WE provide and take their profits BACK to their homelands to better THEIR economy like a plague of locusts SHAMEFUL
I'm 48. I think you guys have it pretty rough. The ones who are trying to get ahead that is. When I was in my 20s worst I'd see in my small town were maybe a few ppl got too drunk and would yell down the street at night. Maybe one dude was on an acid trip. We didn't have whole blocks of tent cities like we do today being coddled to keep taking fentenyl. I was clueless politically back then. Today I see the govt, science, history, health undustry all in some form of corruption, unwilling to change, and we are stuck. I think young people need to form alternative organizations for those sectors that are more immune to becoming corrupt and bought off, and we might evolve.
What really stops most people, especially young ones, from being successful? It's not the lack of opportunities or resources; it's their mindset. This generation is addicted to instant gratification, glued to screens, and chasing likes and virtual approval instead of real, tangible achievements. Success is expected to be handed on a silver platter without the sweat and grind it actually requires. The obsession with appearance over substance is a major roadblock. Take, for example, the countless hours spent on social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok. Studies show that young people spend an average of over three hours a day on these apps, often more concerned about their online persona than real-world accomplishments. Meanwhile, the education system acts as a factory churning out conformity rather than innovation. Schools focus on teaching students to pass tests rather than to think critically or creatively. This is evident in the way STEM subjects are prioritised over arts and humanities, despite the latter fostering essential skills like critical thinking and creativity. Instead of nurturing unique talents and passions, everyone is forced into the same mould, chasing the same outdated definitions of success. The result? A generation feeling lost and uninspired. If true success is the goal, a radical shift in both mindset and education is needed.
When I look around at the present day, I can’t help but feel a surge of optimism. Take the internet, for instance. It's a goldmine right at our fingertips. With a bit of creativity and entrepreneurial spirit, anyone can turn a simple idea into a thriving business. You don't need a massive startup capital or even a fancy office. From freelance gigs to e-commerce, the opportunities are endless. The internet has democratised wealth creation in a way that was unimaginable just a few decades ago. Another reason to be hopeful is the fact that we’re living longer and healthier lives. Advances in medicine and technology mean that diseases which were once a death sentence can now be managed or even cured. The quality of life has improved significantly, with better healthcare, nutrition, and living conditions. It’s not just about quantity but quality of life. We have more time to enjoy the things we love, to pursue our passions, and to spend with our loved ones. This era, despite its challenges, is brimming with potential and promise.
Hello there! I am 36 living in Spain original from Romania. I agree. Cost of living very High, stres depretion...i dont see future...i dont have kids...cant aford..
*OK - IM AN AUTHOR* on psychology and the collapse of civilisations and I appreciate your optimism - but its misplaced. *CAPITALISM IS ENDING* in the UK and the U5A - its over. The entire economy has been turned over to "rent-seeking" and wealth extraction. *IT REALLY IS THE END* but what you should take comfort in is - *YOU WILL GET THROUGH IT* Its just a phase, like WW2 was a phase and the Cold War was a phase and deindustrialisation in the 80's was a phase - THIS TOO SHALL END and YOU will build the future....!!!
The nuclear apocalypse that by itself kills 1/3 of people will just be a phase, too, and so will the nuclear winter that will block out the sun for years. But you will get through it if you have a 20-year supply of food stockpiled.
*IM 54 AND OLDER PEOPLE* who think kids have it easy and moan a lot embarrass me - YOU GUYS HAVE IT IMPOSSIBLY HARD....!!! I grew up in extreme poverty in the north of Thatchers Britain to an unemployed mother and father - at 24 I owned a 3 bedroomed stone built house that cost 2.5X my salary as a telesales person, a Toyota Supra Twin Turbo - NOT on finance, and i was out clubbing 3 nights a week - and that was normal - AND THE BOOMERS HAD IT EVEN EASIER....!!!
Hello, I came across your video that appeared on my RU-vid homepage. I must say, you raised some excellent points. Incidentally, I am also from Sheffield.
Well done. I'm a 55 year old aka Gen X. I grew up without the Internet, and as I got older I grew up with a technology that was always evolving. Societies always collapse. History has shown us many times. It may not necessarily be WW3, or a sudden collapse of everything that 20 somethings hold dear to them. The velocity of how aware we are of these changes will vary depending on what any of us are paying attention to. I have always been working wether it be through an employer, or I found side hustles to supliment my income. There's always an opportunity out there.
well it all can usually be traced back to bad laws and policies as the origin of the problems. for example, single family zoning has had the effect of limiting the supply of housing, which allowed the limited available housing to jump in price (this, along with people thinking of housing as an investment, which ensures every times they sell, it sells for more than they paid for it). during 2020 when covid was still in the news, people were screaming in support for stimulus packages. these packages were pretty trivial (maybe around $1500), but the way these packages were funded was the Fed printing endless money, which devalued the power of the dollar, which hurt the poorest people the most (and people whose net worth is in stocks the least). also, people always talk about taxing the rich, but all these taxing policies did was carve out the middle class. the rich were able to survive, the middle class either became lower class or moved to states where they could still afford a middle class existence, and the lower class stayed lower class, but likely became even poorer. when people try to fix systems based on their emotions and no understanding of basic economics, society eventually finds itself in a hole it dug itself. and usually instead of trying to dig itself out of the hole, they keep digging down.
The problem is we don't have sound money. We have worthless currency backed by nothing which enables politicians and bankers to print our currencies into oblivion. This is the reason society is breaking down and it's only going to get worse. The monetary system was designed to transfer wealth from citizens to the elites.
