7 Ways To Create A Resilient Mindset - Royal Marines Style 

I watched this at 2X speed so I am twice the amount of resilient 🧠

Yeah that thing about arrogance can creep in the wrong way for sure. I like what Derek Prince said about the main difference between the British and the Americans in that the Americans will tell you how great they are, but the British expect you to know without being told.

It starts with discipline.. once u build on that u can start really pushen ureself to knew levels .

Hey Sam; I've been able to start my application process! Thank you so much; I've been watching your stuff for a while, and you've been super helpful and have been able to help me a lot. Lots of respect from South Africa!

Thank you Sam for being an absolute legend, making actual helpful videos and encouraging me and my mates to keep training.👏

Adding onto my previous comment. If you're able to dig up anymore information and perhaps make a video on someone trying to pass their potential officers course, that would be great!

Personal take: If you are just finishing school. Work for a couple of years, preferably somewhere where you live away from parents or go to university. University specifically forces you to integrate or get left alone, you aren't 'gifted' friends by the virtue of sitting next to them from year 3-11, you could easily sit at the back of the lecture room and never speak to anyone. Nobody is coming to do your cooking and cleaning, it truly is a make break experience. And honestly, it broke me in my first year, I failed due to some personal problem & general lack of self worth. I ultimately forced myself to join a sports team (rugby) due to knowing literally nobody in my second year, the rest is history. I ended up being elected chairman in my final year. Being out of uni for a number of years now, I ultimately miss that breaking down of character and building myself back up. Which is why I'm (currently) waiting for my main board assessment for Sandhurst after passing my initial briefing selection & waiting for my greenlight to try the POC course for the marines. While I know it will be the greatest hurdle I'll have to jump thusfar. I think I've had some really great experience previously which should aid me. Obviously, learning how to cook, clean up and wash your clothes after yourself is also a pretty important skill for the forces 😂

Could you make it if you have the mindset but just the basic fitness level to get in

Anyone else like before watching

I'm 15 years old and been training for about a year now, I'm able to smash the new PJFA but people are worried with my age since i am wanting to join after my GCSEs when I'm 16. is there any advice you can give to me regarding age and wether it would be smarter to wait a few years

Great video sam. Thanks for all the tips! It helps me a lot as I've never had a good male roll model. Keep up the good work.👍

Hiya mate I'm trying to think of some ways to get away from home and get used to it but I'm only 15 and don't plan on going to Uni. Have you got any ideas??

I’m 25 now thinking of training for a year before joining is 26 to old will I be at a disadvantage? Or is it an advantage? And is one year enough time to prep?

i don't have hills nearby me and i don't have a car atm can full incline on treadmill with decent speed help condition my legs??

Hello mate just a quick one, did yiu ever meet anyone in the Royal marines who had a brief history of depression before they joined? Few years ago I applied for Army and navy but got rejected coz I wasn't 2 years clean from depression meds which was a complete misdiagnosis btw and was only on them for month or so.. After 2 years clear i applied for Raf got rejected appealed but got accepted, in the end I didn't join coz it was my last resort. do you think Royal Marines will let me join? Thanks for reading love all your stuff it's always helpful

EMBRACE THE SUCK! 😂

Near the end of this video was a soldier with an "Army Commando" arm flash. Is he of comparable standard to a RM Commando?