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Thanks a lot, glad you found it valuable!

What’s wrong with carbs and natural sugars?

@@Jack_W26 for real this is prolly a karen but this looks pretty good kinda like a meatloaf or smth

Thanks, my family liked it and so did I. Quite coconutty.

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Thank you for watching. I'm glad you learned from it! Thats my aim, to tell others what I learn and hope they find it as valuable as I did.

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Ok thanks for your advice I appreciate it!

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Im glad you liked it, thanks for watching!

Welcome to the channel. Thank you for watching, theres a lot more to come in the future!

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😂🤣 Sounds like your 'friend' has some stories to tell! But in all seriousness, chivalry isn’t just about grand gestures like laying coats over puddles anymore-it’s about being thoughtful and respectful, even when life gets messy. Maybe modern chivalry is helping them get home safe and hydrated 😅.

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Thank you for your insight! I understand the technique you're referring to, but the point in the video is about everyday conversations, not interrogation tactics. The term 'FBI Agent' was used in the book as a playful metaphor for someone who asks rapid-fire questions in normal conversations, which can feel overwhelming and kill the flow. It’s not meant to apply to professional settings like law enforcement. Appreciate your perspective though!

@@Jack_W26 then why did you use this clip? Lol. Who else asks rapid fire questions like this?

It's just the first part of many short clips that I clipped up from my long form video.

Yes, school can be a good place to meet friends for several reasons, but it might be harder to find truly like-minded people. A school has a relatively small number of people compared to the world at large. Once you’re out in the world and involved in activities that genuinely interest you, you’re more likely to meet others who share those interests.

I agree you want to make friends with like minded people and if your a bit different from how the majority of people are, so people that watch the news etc, its a struggle to find other people with the same values as you.

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@@Jack_W26 Thanks. I have no clue who signed me up for your channel, but I've seen the current one (Useful tips indeed to keep a chat going. 🙂) and will be back for a number of titles I've seen at a glance.

Must be a sign, you've found me without trying to 😂 Thanks for watching my video I appreciate it! Im glad there's other videos that caught your eye, should be many good videos coming once I've caught up on books.

Yes there's a lot of useful information in the book. It covers many things you might not think about, and I discovered some areas where I was actually making mistakes, like how I was trying to relate to what people were saying. Thank you for watching, I have many long form video on this book in a playlist if you're interested.

Thank you so much for the kind words and encouragement! I wish you well to, have a great day.

Agreed, to an extent. If it's a natural pause and feels comfortable, it works, especially when you're with people you know. Silence can also be powerful-whether it comes after you've said something, allowing space for reflection, or before you speak, creating anticipation.

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Over that last 4 years I have accumulated a massive amount of books on different topics in my notes on my phone. Through various research and also some recommendations. I also have about 100 books still to read and I haven't read for a few months as I'm trying to catch up with videos.

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Welcome, I'm glad you found the channel! I hope you find some value here 😁 Thanks for watching.

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Because it's advice from someone that is rich. It's really just saying there's a lot of things people think are their needs when really they are just their wants.

@@Jack_W26 fair enough but wealth will still only come if god intends it so dont get too obsessed with it

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Nope I don't act, thanks again 😁

Thank you very much for your kind words! Im glad its nice to listen to me 😁 No I do not narrate audiobook, do you think I could?

I'm glad you found it helpful, I try my best to post content that is valuable and informative. Thank you very much for watching I appreciate it.

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Definitely there’s some great things in there. And all the basics to wealth building.

Yes I loved that part where the foreigner spoke up😂

@@Jack_W26 Procrastination and overthinking have always been my two worst faults. and i have missed many opportunities because of them both in my past.

I think procrastination and overthinking are challenges most people struggle with. In one of my videos that was almost all reading (How To Create Luck), I read the whole part where Arkad talks about overcoming procrastination. He explains that while procrastination is a natural tendency, it’s also a major obstacle to success. Arkad emphasizes the importance of immediate action and how small, consistent efforts can yield great results over time. He advises starting with small tasks right away, rather than waiting for the 'perfect' time, which often never comes.

@@Jack_W26 Great knowledge and wisdom you have gained! I'm not sure if you are familiar with a gentleman by the name of Alan Watts. He is a writer, speaker, philosophical entertainer. A Bright man of character. In one of his videos here talks about how overthinking will kill your reality lol very enjoyable to listen too and i would recommend check him out sometime on any of his philosophy talks. If i may me ask a question... What are you searching for in life wealth, wisdom, knowledge, business etc

I’m not so familiar with him, I may have heard some of his work but don’t remember. I found this quote from Alan watts: “A person who thinks all the time has nothing to think about except thoughts. So he loses touch with reality and lives in a world of illusions.” I read the book The Power Of Now by Eckhart Tolle and he says some very simular things. Like this: “The more you are focused on time-past and future-the more you miss the Now, the most precious thing there is.” And this reminds me of this quote: “If you are depressed, you are living in the past. If you are anxious, you are living in the future. If you are at peace, you are living in the present.”

The conversation naturally ends at some point-just not prematurely. It should flow like a back-and-forth volleyball game, as described in the book. This doesn’t mean non-stop talking, but rather a balanced exchange where both people are engaged. There might be moments of silence, but they’ll be comfortable, not awkward, because the conversation hasn't gone dry. And you're right-non-stop talking from one person isn’t ideal. However, when you encourage the other person to talk about themselves, they often leave the conversation feeling happy and valued.

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