Pixar's Soul: Find Your Life Purpose in 8 Minutes 

Life is not a problem to be solved , but a reality to be experienced

"I don't want to survive; I want to LIVE"

“I think everybody should get rich and famous and do everything they ever dreamed of so they can see that it's not the answer.” - Jim Carrey

This movie deserves several awards, it came out when I was extremely depressed and suicidal because I thought I'll amount to nothing, but this film changed everything.

In summery: your life purpose is to live, not to find a passion to live for.

A friend of mine who died at age 96 had a great viewpoint. When you asked him, "G'Day Mark, how are you?"; he'd just say, "Well when I woke up this morning I realised I wasn't dead and all my other problems seemed insignificant". Rest In Peace Mark 😉👍👍👍

Pixar did it again with Soul. I'm so glad it's not just another film about the cliche 'following your dream'. Soul gives us another take on what life means and the trap of finding a purpose - forgeting what it means to be alive and forgeting to live and enjoy the small moments in life. Thank you Pixar.

This hit me similar to Kung fu Panda 3. Po found out he's more than the Dragon warrior. He's a teacher, student, a son, and a friend. And Joe found out there is more to life than his passions.

"The meaning of life is just to be alive. It is so plain and so obvious and so simple. And yet, everybody rushes around in a great panic as if it were necessary to achieve something beyond themselves." - Alan W. Watts.

"Don't forget to be Happy, to be Alive..."

My grandma used to tell me to never make my hobby or doing something I love, a job to make a living out of, that soon I'll start to hate it. But I started thinking about it after I watched the movie and realised I'd rather have this love and hate relationship with being an artist than wasting my time at a 9-5 job to have a weekend of painting.

I relate a lot to 22. Ever since I young age I have always been confused about everything and didn’t want to be alive. Not suicidal like, just wish I never existed. As a baby my mother told me I never cried or got upset and was pretty easy going. I remember at 3 I was put into daycare and sat in the middle of the room refusing to move, I didn’t see the point in doing so and didn’t understand where I was. Looking back I think I had ego death at such a young age. At 4 when I was supposed to go into preschool, I would drag on my moms arm and cry everyday, and refused to go in with all the other kids until 10 minutes later so she could let me into class. I would ask why do I have to go and i never got a satisfying answer it would just be “because you have to”, it was such a confusing experience for me. It’s funny how most kids don’t even remember being forced into school. I remember I always enjoyed watching the trees, bugs, playing, drawing, and listening and coming up with stories. But over the years in school I lost that, everyday was like hell I felt contained in a prison. I was always thinking about I way to get out, I didn’t understand the people who were okay with being here. I would always wonder why people strived for something, and if they were okay with living in this state right now to “achieve” it. I became know in school for not giving a fuck about anything. People would ask me if I would want to go to college, and would say no, and they looked confused and started feeling sorry for me. But, my mindset was I would rather be dead than willingly assign myself to more torture, and I never got in doing it to help myself. Because why would i do that, i never liked myself or would want to survive if i constantly felt like this, I wanted to live and more from my existence. It was like I was a puppet master manically laughing in the shadows, controlling my body from afar. Seeing what would happen if I do this or that, my mind was never able to get it’s hold on reality. I disassociated my mind from my body a long time ago. I became an overthinking paranoid anxiety ridden teen who was completely lost in ones mind. I grew dark and depressed, and lost myself. I never did my homework, became a stoner smoking straight paranoia and cigarettes and dropped acid every week(even in school). I needed so much help but I never asked for it because I guess I thought I could do everything myself, also I had a cool image so I didn’t wanna mess that up. My mindset was so fucked up, and I intentionally did things to destroy myself. The only things I learned from school was I have no freedom, everything I loved such as drawing and storytelling became dark illustrations of my deteriorating mental state and feelings. I lost that attraction to the beauty, and became obsessed with the abyss. The corona was the best thing to ever happen to me because it’s put a pause on everything and I got a chance to reflect and finally breathe again, it’s felt like I have been holding my breath for 14 years in school. It crazy to me still how you put a child in a school at 4, and teach them about things through books and not experience. Where is the time for emotional and social development? But maybe I’m just stupid and this isn’t needed to people who don’t have a fucked up home life. Anyway, I have gotten aware of my circumstances better but still I’m lost, but I am slowly getting out of this mindset and depression, and am appreciating the small things again. But if I told you that I’m fixed that’s a complete lie.

"A spark isn't a soul's purpose, oh you mentors and your passions, your 'meanings of life...' so basic."

I was having a bad day, got yelled at by my boss. went back home depressed and contemplated suicide.....this video was on my feed and it helped. it showed me theres more to life.

Anyone else’s catch the “Catch 22” metaphor? The movie was based on finding and catching 22. “Catch 22” is defined as a dilemma or difficult circumstance from which there is no escape because of mutually conflicting or dependent conditions. Either 22 personality type is a catch 22 or that life itself is a catch 22 so ain’t nothing to it but to enjoy it. Idk if I sound a crazy, these Disney movie have been hitting differently now

That's why Alan Watts says, "Life is not a journey." It is a dance. And that's why Bruce Lee says," Be happy, but never satisfied."

"Life isn't a support system for art. It's the other way around." - Stephen King

Am I the only one who though of their purpose as just living comfortably. Ever since I was in middle school my main goal is just live peacefully.

As someone who grew up in a Christian home. I was always taught that the meaning of life is to follow God and pray and get close to him. Doesn’t matter what religion your from/ believe . Life is about being kind, compassionate, caring for the earth we live on, being kind to animals and people. Living in the moment and having a minimalist mind set. We’re Materials and possessions don’t matter, what matters is your family, your health and just the little things in life that make it all worth it! Just live your life and be pressent in the moment and you’ll find happiness.

Tarot Card Readings. Psyhic Readings. Shaman Readings. Astrology etc etc etc. I was quite obsessed with my "Life Purpose". Slowly I started to pull away from it. While my siblings, friends were on the road with their life purposes. Some were concerned that I was "falling behinde" and yet I didn't really saw nor felt that way. Thanks to the lockdown of the pandemic and this movie. I've come to appreciate 😌 little goals and purposes of today, tonight and tomorrow

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this is why i don’t follow the man made idea of a purpose. Alan Watts said it best, the purpose of being alive is just being alive, we’re the universe experiencing itself from a unique perspective/point of view. i find great comfort in those ideas he discusses in his lectures, just being alive itself is enough for me and it feels good to no longer chase this man-made idea of a “life purpose” and rather be alive while being in the present moment

As a person who bitterly followed her passion because it made me feel more alive. I discovered it created joy and some minor crippling anxiety. I can't speak for every artist, but I found myself wrestling the idea if this was something I enjoyed and something I can do. I should pursue it professionally because that couldn't be a more obvious sign of a life purpose. After listening to this, I can agree. After every commission, after every sketch. I feel exactly the same and I think I should just do the next piece to work on. And the anxiety that follows of not doing enough, not being more recognized, or making the big bucks, or the good old fashion nightmare mantra "My art sucks, why did I commit to this" repeating over and over in my head. I guess this would be the trap portion. And strangely enough, I can make peace with being a small fish in a big sea, the sea is expansive enough for me to explore. Simply being should be enough. I don't want to be -the- artist. I'm just happy to be one.

This video made me cry. I’m 30 and have struggled for so long with this idea of a “life purpose” to turn into a career. I had never really given it thought that no one has one specific life purpose other than to be happy to be alive. I need to watch this movie now.

i remember when i was in high school, every one of my classmates were clamoring to figure out their plan for college and even the rest of their lives, but i always just took life as it was handed to me. I found it pointless to stress over getting into my dream college or dream career or job, just to find out it isn’t for me. For example, i wanted to be a marine biologist all my life until i took up a job as a laborer under a carpentry company, and i found out i legitimately liked carpentry. Remember guys, don’t force yourself onto a single path in life; take risks, don’t be afraid of failure, and get out of your comfort zone

As a writer, I definitely relate to this. I’ve pursued my passion for ten years and I finally self published two books. I got lost in my obsession for too long and now that I’m realizing that writing isn’t a viable career option, I’m depressed and considering giving up. It’s taking me a while to learn how to actually enjoy all of life instead of just living to write.

This movie speaks out a lot to me. Unlike almost all of the people I knew, I really don't have grand dreams like graduating college, getting a stable job, planning for a wedding or settling down. I always just want to live for everyday. Not the party all night living (though it sounds fund too) but simply to just cherish everyday that I have. Growing up, people would judge me for having no purpose in life but this film made me realize how life is often taken granted. I'm not lazy or not passionate. I guess I'm just living and doing so with how I wanted it to be.

I relate with 22's sense of "zoning" whenever she experiences the simple things in life. I am not in the best stage of my life and often feel myself feeling depressed. But there's just something about the small things like breathing or walking that can be magical...

Discovering Purpose is when you cherish everything this life has to offer. Even the simplest things.

This movie was so relatable to me. There's been times where I even contemplated killing myself because I felt I had no purpose for anything or anyone. Remembering all the beautiful little things I still want to see in life, I found motivation to keep going. I have a daughter now and she makes me love life everyday. ❤️

You never know how beautiful life is until it is slipping from your hands.

It's like Joe says "I'm going to live every minute of it"🙂

I heard this story about a fish. He swims up to this older fish and says, "I'm trying to find this thing they call the ocean." "The ocean?" says the older fish. "That's what you're in right now." "This?" says the young fish. "This is water. What I want is the ocean."

people constantly worrying about the future and obsessed with the past they just stop enjoying the day like an empty shell just doing through life without living or existing ... it is a part of life to be lost but that doesn't mean you stop enjoying it this is our only chance to live but we waste it thinking about our hurt or repeating corrupted scenarios .. you are doing your best right here and right now. take it easy

This clip literally just saved my life. I always thought I was put here for a specific purpose, as though everything else doesn't matter. Specific things matter. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

This movie is beautiful, so insightful and deep. Glad kids can grow up watching this, and maybe they can make changes in the way our society runs one day.

Remember people nothing gets you subscribers faster than appreciating the sonic unleashed ost

Its been quite awhile since Disney made a movie with deep meaningful morals.

“The purpose of living, is to die. What you do in between that, is up to you. Nigh.” -Rich T.K. Carreira

I can't help but feel this video kinda misses something... You can't just say "Don't forget that the real meaning of Life is to simply ...live." and think you just said something important or profound. You didn't. The fact is, there is no meaning to life; it's a blank slate. In SOUL, Joe believes that if he's not a professional jazz musician, he's a failure; when he walks through the exhibit of his life and says "My life was meaningless." he means "failure". But when 22 is in his body, she says a few times "Hey, I'm jazzing!", so when Joe is back in his body, and is able to recall the world as 22 saw it when she was in his body when he's at his piano at home, he realizes that everything in his life is jazz; that he's constantly creating i.e. "jazzing" all the time. So he was always living as a jazzman whether he was playing professionally or not. What happens to Joe is that the aperture through which he was viewing his life is widened by 22, and so too is his definition of what a "meaningful life" is. I don't think the movie is saying that having a purpose in life is a trap, I think it's asking us to consider that maybe everything we're experiencing in pursuit of that purpose, IS also part of the purpose..

Always remember that you need Balance in Life. Never forget that. 😉

It makes you realize just how important the gift of life is. There is such a slim chance that you and I became a fertilized egg and are now living, breathing, bleeding, loving, angry, feeling creatures. Yet here we are. That’s so fascinating to me.

This movie has become my favourite too. Its soo beautiful and complex yet simple. It just blows my mind how a story in cinema can teach you what thousands of books can't.

Looks like a really good movie

Ah, Soul and Ratatouille are your top two. A man of culture.

There's an old Russian joke. Dude dies and asks God, what was his life purpose. The God answers: - You remember that restaraunt you visited in 2004? - Yes, I do. - And you remember that blonde woman who asked you to pass her salt? - Uhm, kinda... - Well, my child, that was it. Imagine your life purpose being to pass a stranger some salt. That's liberating as fuck. You can be whoever you want, you can't ever screw up such simple job, and then you're free.

When I first saw this movie it hit me hard and really connected with me. Almost as if a higher self was trying to awake me from things I would ignore intentionally. The way you pieced and described was excellent. Thanks for the video.

Iroh: "Life happens wherever you are, whether you make it or not."

The scene where Joe came home after the big gig and sat solemnly at his piano made me cry and really sympathize with him. I don't know my purpose in life, and I feel as if I never will have one. I've lost hope in a decent future for myself and my mental state has hit a very low point. I've just lost the ability to care anymore and I'm just lost on what to do. Edit: Y'all I'm not religious, I don't need talk about Jesus and God. I get you're just trying to be helpful, but faith isn't my thing, so it's not really that helpful ಥ‿ಥ

I love this movie so much. It really relates to what I've been thinking about a lot recently as I leave my carefree days of childhood, stepping into the unknown world of being an adult: experience is the meaning of life.

This is the exact same thing I was talking to my mom about after I watched this movie. We're just here to experience. It's so simple, yet so meaningful at the same time. And I think that's beautiful.

About the girl that wanted to stop playing her instrument: I felt like the only reason she came to him to say she wanted to stop was to get praised aka to get told, that her playing is too good to not get pursued. Because his (more like the souls) reaction, that she should stop, was not what she expexted (which you could tell in her expression). Like she would have played anyways, she just wanted some motivation through the compliments of others that she thought she'd only get through self pitty.

" You live for yourself" -Me, some 16 year old that has nothing to do Ever since I could remember, I wanted to work as an artist, more specifically an animator. but just a phew months ago I started getting exhausted of drawing, the drawings I made didn't seem worth all the time, effort and soul I put into 'em, I got tired of how often I failed to get decent results, I understand that failure is common but the amount of fails I've got is still breaking me down. On the other hand, I would feel guilty for tryna take breaks and take my mind off of things. This all concluded into me having an exsistential crisis, I'm planning on going to an animation school.... drawing is pretty much my personality at this point... do I want to do a 180 all of a sudden and give up on working as an artist? So currently I feel very useless and somewhat confused... However, Pixar's "soul", this video and some conversation I had with myself a phew days ago made me realise that it's okay that I don't commit many achievements, alot of people don't neither, it really doesn't matter how people will judge you for being kind of a boring person (most people that lend such negative and useless judgements are usually misreable with themselves anyway which means that you're just fine) Also forgot to mention, A short while back I learned that despite the fact that alot of people negatively criticize frozen 2, the crew behind it put tons and tons of effort into that movie, which alot of reviewers seem to glance over all that work, that was an example that reminded me that though the result might look simple or not hard to create, Usually that product would turn out to actually take alOt of time and work to create, so I shouldn't be surprised that I face alot of hardships when I'm on my artistic journey. You really are just alive to do your own thing, don't stress yourself over how you'll look in the future, don't worry that you don't fit some certain standard whether it be a standard you set or someone else set, it's okay to enjoy things that don't accquire much skill, it's okay to fail a bazillion times and generally not have so many successful moments in your life, it's not shameful/ embarassing that you're going through sucky times. You really are alive and exsisting for your own enjoyment ❤ Please excuse any weird writing mistakes I made, english isn't my firt language and it's friggin 3am- I'm almost done blabbering now, I agree Soul was very well made and it is in fact very touching. I do find your videos to be very intriguing too, you got me wanting to throw in my own life lesson 😅 Another freindly reminder that your content is appreciated 💞

This movie is a masterpiece, especially how they use Jazz as a stage to tell this story.

This is it, this is literally it. I myself and many others who I have known have always had problems with "hype fixations" and I knew that they were bad not just for our mental health but for others around us, but this video just sets everything straight, it allows me to fully grasp exactly why that way of being is wrong. We should just live life and be open to experience all that life gives.

Ngl this movie has really changed my view in life and ever since I became so much happier.

This movie made me cry at the part when he started playing the piano by himself

I loved this... This movie has kinda sent me into a small existential crisis because I’m only 22 and I feel like I’ve wasted so much time. You captured and expressed how this movie affected me perfectly and I wanted to say thank you for that. It’s nice to hear it from someone else...

The movie taught me a valuable lesson. It's not all about finding your purpose, or the "best" career, the career "dream". Sometimes the point of life is to just enjoy what it is you already have.

I don’t think this movie is the “best” Disney has ever made, but the message makes it my favorite

Damn,a video that easily define your life in 8 minutes,is just incrieble. Which basically sum up this whole channel,and perhaps i'll be more than just an paleontogloist one day,and be something more than i could ever be.

All I want is to make others happy since I was little, for some reason it just brings me so much joy.

I also, really like the concept that the spark the souls get isn't there life's purpose but just the spark to live life.

people clearly didn’t watch the movie. Soul wasn’t about having or trying to stick to one particular purpose. the character joe gardner thought his purpose was to play music. but at the end he found out living each moment and enjoying life to the fullest is ultimately your souls purpose and everyone’s purpose at that matter 🤍🤍💟

Soul is definitely one of Pixar’s greatest movies & those morals are the main reasons why.

Beautiful explanation. I just watched "Soul" for the first time and was blown away. I have struggled with this concept my entire life and felt like a failure because I wasn't doing something "big enough." It is truly toxic! The discussion about the state of flow was also very intriguing, because one of my favorite books is "Flow" by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. I've read it during some of the most depressing times of my life or whenever I've felt like I was in a rut. The ironic part is that "Flow" according to Mihaly is what CREATES happiness (as opposed to the movie which suggests that it can potentially be dangerous if you're too obsessed with a particular goal). The only difference in definitions is that the concept of flow for Mihaly has to do with being in that state during all times of the day and even during the little mundane parts of life. For example, the scene where 22 is sitting on the stoop and is looking up at the tree could be described by Mihaly as being in a flow state. She is consumed by what she is experiencing. In this way, she is actually enjoying life more than someone like Joe who ignores the simple life pleasures. The book and movie essentially are saying the same thing, but have different ways of describing it.

I’m a grown man who had no intention of watching soul till I seen this video...so I went over to Redbox picked it up...stirred a pot of coffee and enjoyed a simple morning... and got a life changing message

6:47 Okay so preface, I have autism. And there's a lot of things people assume about autism but one symptom that is actually a thing is called "special interests", sometimes called "hyperfocus". Basically, people with autism can have a tendency to get obsessed with a singular topic and think about nothing but that thing. Its like what you're describing, only on the next level. The thing is, while I definitely go through that, I dont really think all my conversations are only about that. I really like videogame design, I want to be a videogame designer. But it isn't the only thing I talk about with my friends. We talk about videogames, life, we talk about school, sometimes politics, lots of specific things that have to do with videogames. Its just interesting that some people can be so obsessed that its all they talk about, and im here with this disorder that makes me more inclined towards that, where I dont have that issue. Idk exactly where im going with this... I guess im just thankful that I can have a social life that is like it is despite my condition. 8:02 that actually does help me realize something new. I have sometimes wished, if only I had a friend group of people just into game design as I am. We could talk about game design and coding and all that... but actually, since my friend group has similar, yet different interests, thats better. Im not boxed into this singular mindset of one thing im doing all the time. I can learn of and indulge in various things I would never have even considered otherwise. Usually stuff like videogames I wouldnt otherwise have an interest in, like Mario Sports Mix, Ive never been interested in playing sports games, but me and my friend have been playing Sports Mix every night for the past few weeks. But even beyond that there's more to it than that. Thinking about it now I almost want to go out of my comfort zone and make a new friend somewhere else, someone who isn't even interested in videogames, so I can do whatever they do for fun to gain new experiences like that.

Everyone keeps talking about purpose in life, having a goal and reach for the stars. Personally I was never a fan of this all. I'm just living a simple uneventful but still fulfilled life, I'm glad to have a job that pays me enough to live simple but comfortable and I don't need to become a manager of get famous to be happy. It's okay if some people need a goal to work for but there are people in the world who are just happy to be alive and enjoy life in their own way.

Quoat from me "the purpose of life is a Trinity. Experience, learning, and helping when you can. Anything life could be about falls into these categories." for example, learning forgiveness causes you to experience intense love and help your enemy become a friend. Discovering bacteria that eats plastic brings the experience of pride in discovery and the ability to help others learn about it. Teaching a class helps others learn which gives you the experience of helping others. Try to think of anything in life that doesn't fall under any of these categories

Honestly, this reflects my situation. I love writing stories, in fact, I consider creativity as part of me. So when I was at a barber shop, I met a person with a similar likes, only to learn she grow out of it.After hearing this. I thought that will happen to me too so I tried to not let that part of me go, to the point I almost become like Joe. So glad I watch this movie.

Philosophy is such a trip. I'm coming up on my first year anniversary of a stage four cancer diagnosis, and I don't really care about my "purpose," although I never did find it. Sometimes just being is all the enormity I can fathom. It's all so freaking amazing!

"It's not about the destination, it's the journey"

For me the meaninng of life is to be happy without hurting other people in the process.

"Don't forget to be happy, to be alive.". Beautifully said, my friend.

Just sharing my experience, sorry for the sad stuff lol. In my case at least, I never really had things in life that did anything for me. Everything was just, not worth it. Until recently, I hadn't found anything to really look forward to, any reason to do anything; go to school, interact with the people around me, or even get up in the mornings. But once I found something that I actually wanted to do, it quite literally took over my life. It's all I can really think of, or talk about, or work on, because it's the only thing that brings me joy. Idk if anyone would relate to this, I just thought id share my experience with my "purpose"

“I guess I got a happy ending, but every happy ending has the day after the happy ending, right?”

Life purpose is simple, have fun here, get out happy.

It’s okay to not find a purpose in life, focusing too hard won’t help you focus ✨

This is part of the reason I believe in Jesus. I don't find myself constantly struggling to find meaning and purpose in life through materialistic means, because He has already given my life purpose.

I feel that throughout 2020 and in 2021 you've changed. Your videos were always thought provoking but now they give off a very philosophical meaning and it intrigues me. Even your profile pick shows how much you've changed. You really got something special and I hope you continue doing it for years to come.

Now for those who were worried, there’s nothing wrong with having goals and passions in your life. But you can’t always put it on a pedestal, otherwise you won’t be able to enjoy some of the small things that would make life special. Even if you’re able to either finally starting to pursue or make it to something you’ve desired, what will be the plan after that? What would happen if it didn’t work out or ran out of money to continue? These are things that I think about pretty much most of the time. That’s why it always doesn’t hurt to expand your horizons to have things more than your “purpose” or whatever that you’re know for. But that’s what I personally think of what a purpose of life is, is basically having a life outside of your life! And try to enjoy every minute, not waste it. 🙏

The purpose of life is really to live. The spark is the mean to do so.

I feel that even our identity is an important part of the conversation, because we always identify ourselves based on what we DO rather than what we ARE. We would be quick to look at the past struggles, pain, loss, or to the future in dismay with our lack of purpose or “planning”. But when we do these things we are overlooking our actual lives. Just live life! You only have one, and you don’t have long so cherish it! Be grateful, and daring always, and don’t overstay your welcome mentally. It will only hold you back.

To look for a life purpose means that you accept life has a meaning. In my opinion life doesn't have a purpose, it doesn't have a meaning and we're all here by accident. There is no point to life...but it's still nice to stop and smell the flowers. Wonderful video.

Enjoying the small things in life is absolutely beautiful. Stop and smell the flowers.. Nobody on their death bed would say "I wish I worked more". Take your time enjoy your family.

I'm 33 and this movie made me cry my eyes out. Def my fav Pixar movie! Full loop!

I really needed to hear this.. My whole I’ve been told I had to find that one thing that will make me happy and a lot of money too. Rn I’m 22 and I’m feel like I’m have a mid life crisis because I can’t find that one thing that I’m good at and that makes me happy. I admit I missed out on a lot of life and become very depressed because I was so obsessed with the idea that I needed a life purpose in order live. Thank you for this eye opening video and now I’m going to watch Soul.

Life purpose is only be the better version of you, and not fall into the darkness that surrounds you

Here is the secret to your life's purpose: It's not just one single thing! Your life's purpose is a conglomerate of, what I call, many "sub-purposes". For instance, you may discover that one thing that brings you enjoyment, fulfillment, satisfaction, and a sense of purpose. However, you may also be a parent which means that parenthood falls into that category of "sub-purpose". You are meant to father or mother that child. Another example is as simple of conversation where you are good at listening to others and find yourself giving life-changing advice for the better of the person in need of help. Don't get caught in the single-purpose trap because the truth is that we're all called for a purpose but that purpose is made up of many multiple purposes for why we're here. Blessings.

I think this is really relatable. I found myself becoming obsessed with something that has given me happiness in some respect; something I consider myself talented in; something that has gotten me far in life. I’ve felt that if I don’t devote as much time and attention to it as possible, then I would be betraying someone or something; another way of putting it would be that i feared I’d be losing part of myself. However, doing other things that are enjoyable doesn’t mean you love your passions any less. Sometimes you just need a break from them. Plus, when it comes to living life, connecting with others, and making a difference, there is more than one way to do it. That’s what makes life so exciting.

Life is hard but it doesn’t have to be i really feel like this world needs a lot more love there’s so much hate in the world and for what ? Everyone is human we all bleed the same and we all die we all just have different mindsets. That’s what makes everyone unique and different. I thank you made2express for the video 🙏

Damn Pixar, y’all went mad deep... & I’m totally here for it ✨

I dreamed about being a game designer for like my entire life. I wanted to follow the footsteps of Nintendo and I tried to when I took Programming classes until it was a trap. I was God awful at programming and felt so depressed. But I still dreamed of making video games even though it's never gonna happen. The movie "Soul" finally understands what the hell I was talking about. This movie is a masterpiece and I'm looking forward to my next dream job, a pilot.

OMG! You just helped me realize how much I've changed over time! Every time I noticed my interests and music tastes changed, I thought I had a personality disorder or something. I know, crazy, but I always thought that until I watched this video. Thank you!

A life purpose is not about being successful it’s about how you can positively impact the lives of others. ✨💕

Everyone in the comments before watching this knew nothing about life. They are now experts, giving life advice.

I watched this movie because of your videos and it was incredibly moving and resonate. Your videos are so inspiring and I love how you give your inspiration through cartoons that we both grew up with. It makes me want to go back and rewatch some of my old favorite shows to see what values i was taught as a kid. Thank you so much

I totally get this! i often can't conform to the idea of only having one job, it makes me depressed and a bit anxious. I wanna try everything, I want to be everything! i still don't have a job, I'm not even going to school and that has made me crave variety even more. Sadly I can't experience as much as I want to because I don't have the brain to get the schooling for every job I want to try so I guess a game designer is as close as I'll ever get. games can come much variety, and I love the idea of creating a world for people the experience and immerse themself in so they can see what it's like living a different life.

That Flow State is something everyone should learn about because this is something important that makes life better