This Is Why You're Not Going Anywhere. 

U love that Jocko is sleeping? He is in onesies right now chasing dandelions... WE MUST WAKE UP THE JOCKO. I'ma hire a Mariachi band and go outside his bedroom window with a cold Starbucks!!!

Why would you say just males are lost? I think that applies to all demographics.

So my Minnesota tan is as bad as the rest, cool. Not racist at all.

​@Relayzy1 oh for the love of God, enough with this bs everything is racism sh*t and everything is offensive sh*t and the butwhatif-isms. I think you know what I mean. We all know what I mean. Annnnnd, I'm mixed and immigrated to the US at 14.

Literally me. So that’s why I’m moving to another country next month! Good luck with your plans!

We're born to struggle .

@@williamevans6522 Im not a buddist by any means, but find something quite comforting in the belife that Life is Suffering

@@ItsMarkAnthony "...life IS suffering."

Not really going anywhere anyway, just back-and-forth on your Fitbit

Boiling frog syndrome

I might be in a similar situation. Good post

Well done!

@TENNESSEETV My best advice! Stick with it until you find something better! You may not be rich, but you're getting up every day! To make sure , you don't go broke! All the best 💯 🙏

31, on day 5 of my second 6 day week at the warehouse. Pay off your bills and debts. Once that’s done, save up to give yourself distance. Once you have enough money saved, use that money to give yourself breathing room to look for something better. Everyone I work with has debt. I’m able to save 30% of my paychecks. If it’s not money you want. Money will still give you options.

@@Ninja.77509 thanks!

@@andrewwabik5125 I feel you I work in a factory. I just can't see myself doing this same thing all the way till I can retire its not that I'm afraid of hard work or anything I've just recently kinda been thinking ahead like is this really what I wanna do with my life. Because we only have one life!

Listen, my friend. It is never too late. I am 49 years old and have had to almost completely start over again because of my choices to do hard drugs for almost 20 years. As depressing as that sounds, I have a positive outlook on my future now. Over 3 years sober and never looking back. You can do it man. No problem

So would you say entering the navy had a negative impact on your life?

@@BostonsF1nest best decision I ever made

I found king inertia through beatboxing

@@DrewbattleTheGreatif it was your best decision ever, why are you not staying in the Navy? I have a friend who was also in the Navy and he loved it. He’s too old to reenlist and says now that he wishes that he’d never left. Just curious as I was never in the military and I wish I had gone when I was a young man.❤️🇺🇸🙏

@@eddiepigg5333 you wouldn’t get it unless you were in the military

Keep us updated

And then?

@shark_bones and then I feel amazing and going to work hard on my business. Thats what.

@@TheTranceOut good stuff!

next time yu take a run on the beach watch out for boatloads of biden/democrat illegals storming up on the beach jumping out the boat abandoning it and 10-15+ military age men who are bidens illegals literally storming up the beach as if.... oh wait it is it all is an invasion.... its just with the boat loads of illegals it like fully literally is storm the beach invasion..... some time soon the way things go with biden as president well the military age fully physically fit illegal immigrant males will be carring guns blah blahhhhh have some good runs on the beach

Stay hard !

T R U M P 2 0 2 4

switch from Self help book to 'The Intelligent Investor' by Benjamin Graham.

I've tried that, and it doesn't work. You think going in a straight, predictable line is perfect because it's safe and boosts your confidence because you know exactly what you're doing. But if you've read Dostoevsky, especially Crime and Punishment, you'll come to understand that humans are wired for danger and excitement, and once our lives become comfortable enough, we will go out and find danger. It's when you're at the most comfortable, that you're the most volatile. Teenagers are the most rebellious - because they're the most protected. We look for trouble, because comfort isn't satisfying. And that has made history: murder, bitterness, betrayal, war, terror - all of that is partly fueled by people who have little self reason or purpose, people who have a little too much time and too little satisfaction. Those people destroy societies and worlds because they're bored. And that to me is more dangerous than actively seeking excitement in life. If you sit there thinking you have enough, danger will come and find you, and sweep you off your feet. And you will be in greater evil. I've studied it, I've experienced it. It's not good - go out and find hard things, and do them, and find satisfaction in healthy ways

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@@Demerex55 23 people in a dark room. He enters 17 are dead in 46 seconds. He's a minute Man.

Jocko is a cool guy and doesn't afraid of anything

How's any of this useful for people looking to change their lives for the better?