Jose always brings the heat! Dude is the most relatable because he practices everything he says in his videos (free and available for everyone to watch and mimic is techniques / tips).
Hafeez I know you said goodbye. There’s still value in these conversations from mature, grown men. Please bless us occasionally whether it’s through the Standard or something like this
As a woman, I respectfully recommend striving to more feminine and willing / ready to submit to a worthy man (in addition to your career-based goals if you have any).
@@x9x9690 Yes I watch that kind of content as well. I have my favorite feminine channel and courses I take. What this video motivated me to do isn't even career oriented. Jose's speech gave me the kick in the rear end to back into my daily exercise routine, eating a cleaner diet the way I used to, and stop having too many cheat meals. Saying yes to my promises, as he said. Nothing to do with career. You simply assumed and didn't first ask in what way this motivated me. I'm a big fan of both Hafeez and Jose because they are the kind of stand-up men I'd love to submit to in a marriage, so I come back and peep the channel every now and then. Have a good day!
Jose Zuniga has always had great information to give. There's no way I could have leveled up without them. Thank you for all those years of amazing content. You helped shape my mindset in so many ways. Although I don't live in America yet the Roommates helped me a lot. I wish you could of still been doing but the decision is yours. The only thing we can do is enjoy Chris now. Farewell Hafeez. I wish you start your new journey very strong.
Crazy coincidence..was in the gym re-watching your LAST interview with Jose again, and then this one pops up! This ones gonna have some gems I can tell 😎 - appreciate you coming back bro
He asked literally the same question for the first 30 minutes, and then he finally answered it. Some times it’s not what you ask, it’s the way you ask it
Jose, my brother, good people need to have children. we, the good men, determine the future with our seeds. I am 41 married and 8 children, 5 boys, 3 girls, and number 9 on the way. My kids are my investment. i work 16 hours a day. I dont how things work out, but they work out, and its thanks to GOD
Love them both. BUT I would say this is the first interview where ive seen a slight sense of arrogance in Jose sadly. Some may say its the money. I still support him. All I would say is this new found ethos of "Oh I want to be a billionaire" can become very toxic. My goal is 100 million. Thats More than enough for me. I could give a million to all my family members and close friends and still have 50 mill. Thats how you gotta look at it.
@chriskirsten8221 If you're not born into wealth or with naturally ideal looks, achieving those qualities you mentioned takes lots of work. You can do it too. The question is are you *willing* to put in the work necessary to achieve it?
@@x9x9690 to acheive what? More wealth? 6 pack abs? or become better looking? LOL, Me personaly - bust my ass every day to provide for myself and my daughter, I have a great job - but I dont make a million dollars a year. I work on regulary, but cannot acheieve a 6 pack becasue of previous surgeries, and as far as becoming better looking - I am what I am. If women make me invisible to them, thats on them. Ive heard the same thing many times in my life. 99% of us men out there are just basicaly average great genuine men, but thats not what women want these days - they want the CHAD or TYRONE, the "high value" .05% - and thats just not realistic.....yet here we are, always getting looked over. so yeah, theres that
So this is who men should be listening to he actually cares and has what men deem success but because he isn’t angry and catty , blaming others it is not as popular I hope he gets more young men to listen
Wth.. did y’all let that confused whyte girl run you off social media? 😂Some of us bw support you & love to see strong Christian (or Islamic) bm doing ya thing.
The road to Hell is paved with words from guys like this. Nothing in this conversation is talking about balance. It is capitalistic and fails to truly address the human condition. If you want to be a capitalist with no balance, take this advice. I knew I had an issue with him before, his immigrant problems are not my African-American problems. He is already an issue, and he contradicts himself with toxic masculinity. Listen to the ENTIRE interview.
He’s only speaking from his experience; there are folks who might value that. If you’re not one of em, then the content’s not for you. At the end of the day, you’re a grown man. Do what you want with your time, but complaining won’t get you anywhere.
