My Brutal Call with Hamza (sorry) 

U did well shreyy n ..no u aint scamming us u js tryin to guide us to do better in life keep hustling my man

Bro the beginning was so disrespectful man said he gotta speedrun it you paid money

hamzas right man, that will never go away, im in this same situation, it won't go away, you'll always be chasing more and wanting to achieve the next thing. So you're constantly in a "i need more, i can do better" mindset without even realising it.

Bro he is so calm and composed.

The clickbait was worth it, for some reason. Keep it up.

No wayyyyyyyyyyy no freakin wayyyyyyyyyyy

Just chill man, keep it real. Dont make it look too complex you have done great so far that you can feel proud of. The more you try to play a character the more you won't be able to express the real you... Everyone has bad habits, and hiding them will only make it worse. There is no problem with Hamza playing video games with his gf 😂 if anything he is just having quality time with her, he is very much successful and can provide for his family and his gf although ill be honest he is not himself with his audience as @rozcuy mentioned, but if its a broke guy addicted to games who never steps out of his comfort zone and comments to Hamza that he is lying to the audience, then that's just an excuse for him to stay broke. The biggest self-improvement is facing your fears and doubts, making money and building muscles will help only till a certain level, imagine u have all the big muscles but you scared of idk.... heights and the only way u could face it is jumping off a cliff for a dive in the sea. So continue being real and keep improving and helping others on the way :)

Bro, don't listen to him, its clearly an imposter syndrome and it can actually be overcomed When you have that feeling is because a part of you believes that you aren't worthy of that approval, or that success. And that's because past trauma, core identity and core beliefs. Since we are born, everyone starts limiting our behaviours and critizicing them (for example your parents trying yo educate you), and for that reason we supress those aspects of ourselves in the depths of our subconscious. But the problrm is that those aspects doesen't dissapear over time, and they give you the sensation of being incomplete. For that reason, accompased with trauma we loose our self esteem, and then we try to "compensate" those "unnacceptable" parts of ourselves by doing these external things such as gaining muscle, earning money, etc. And I'm not saying to not have goals, in fact goals are great, but if you aren't happy with where you are right here right now, you won't enjoy the path of achieving them, and probably you won't even enjoy accomplishing your goals (as Hamza sadly says). And that's not "mans live", not enjoying your life at all is not how we are supposed to live. But the point is that you have to re-own those aspects to finally be complete and fully yourself, without that need of playing a certain character as Hamza does to get more approval of women and his fans. Believe it or not Hamza is really insecure, and you can see it in this video. He just said that he was really afraid of showing their followers who he truly is because he has spent a lot of time playing the character of "the cult leader", the perfect man who never fails, that now he feels vulnerable to even be himself, and its really sad btw. I know you will disagree with this message because with this "self improvement" mindset, its really difficult to see beyond your ego. But if you really want to improve, you have to understand this. Btw i highly reccomend you watching @JulienHimself because he talks a lot about these topics, and I think he will help you much more than Hamza. I hope the best for you. Good luck!