This video made me cry today. I've seen it before, and I watch it almost daily b/c it's short and really inspirational. And I need the constant reminder. Thanks!
It warms my heart to hear you say this. ❤ I'm so glad it's able to help! I think about 20-mile marching every day. It has helped me so much too. Work smart and rest well!
Bailey, great video! I'll be sharing this with several people. The concept of the 20-mile march is found in the Bible (Galatians 6:9) "Don't get tired of doing what is good (i.e. the 20 mile march), for you will reap a harvest of blessing if you don't lose hope."
THIS IS SO FUCKING GOOD! I'm going to be sharing this consistently with all my clients... as a peak peformance coach i'm 100% behind the message! Live life like a LION: either FULL ON ATTACK MODE or FULL ON recharing, recovering and savouring life!
The only problem with the concept and implementation of the 20-mile march is that it takes out much of the fun in doing things. When things get going, when you get to the so called "flow"...sudendly you have to stop.
The narrative repeats the moral of "The Tortoise and the Hare" story/fable: "It is slow and steady that wins the race". From my own experience, always make smart improvements by focusing on the biggest constraint. Let's say you want to start swimming. If you start by swimming Freestyle after a few laps you will be done. What would be your biggest constraint? Answer: Air to breathe. So what would be the best new course of action? Turn on your back and swim Backstroke. Initially, when swimming Backstroke you may feel like drowning as only a small part of your face will be out of the water. Interestingly, whilst swimming Freestyle your whole face is in the water and you would never think that you are drowning. Crazy, isn't it? In your everyday life you barely use your arms and shoulders, they just hang there. However, as you swim, they are the main engine and your whole body needs to adjust, you need to grow strength in your shoulders, arms, wrists, fingers. The Compound Effect will work for you. There is magic in rests, too. With every visit to the pool you do your 30min swim, and every time you ask yourself the same question: what is my biggest constraint? By the way, your body is full of hidden traumas, it is just that the one that shows up fastest will block the rest (and it will keep you stuck). As you free yourself from traumas, you may discover your spirituality. Your spirituality is your race to the South Pole. You are competing with yourself. The best race imaginable! By the way, at some stage you will feel the urge to switch to Freestyle. Do not resist. Start by combining both styles, then it will slowly shift to Freestyle. All you need to do is focus on the constraints, find the best answers and count your strokes. Everything else will fall into place over time. What does your spirituality feel like? There are many beautiful signposts. You may feel the need to sing under water, just like dolphins. You may feel your body has turned into 4WD (W = arms and legs). You may sense your body becoming two bodies moving in parallel. You may feel like you could swim - forever, but do not do that too early. You may say you are "in the zone", everything feels flawless. And you may look 20 years younger when out of the pool. You will radiate happiness.
He states the name of the book, it’s not his; he gave credit to the author, Jim Collins, and therefore for the purpose of a UA-cam video; He has waived Copyright Infringement issues. This is because he’s not claiming this story to be his, he’s not saying he made up this information. He’s just merely explaining a book written by someone else. He gets paid by UA-cam from people watching this video, and because he gave credit to the original book and author; The Author now has the potential to make money from people possibly buying and reading the full book. It’s a win-win for both parties, and there is no issue with Copyright Infringement because he gave credit where credit was due.
The only reason you’d get flagged for Copyright Infringement is if you read the full book out loud, posted it to UA-cam, and then claimed it was your book that you wrote. That is a violation of Copyright because you did not give proper credit and are using the source material as if you personally created it.
I don't understand why this video doesn't have millions of views??? So happy I stumbled upon it! Thanks!
Aw, how nice! Means a lot to me. Hope these concepts are able to help ya! :)
This video made me cry today. I've seen it before, and I watch it almost daily b/c it's short and really inspirational. And I need the constant reminder. Thanks!
It warms my heart to hear you say this. ❤ I'm so glad it's able to help! I think about 20-mile marching every day. It has helped me so much too. Work smart and rest well!
this is awesome! So sharing this in my upcoming "turn to speak" at one of my weekly leadership meetings. Thanks!
Kaway kaway sa mga napunta dito dahil kay Chief John. 👋🤣
me, now lang po haha, still listening to Chief :)
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Mismo po. Naku.. Haha.. Pupunuin ng taga Tribe tong comment section. LOL
listened to this last year, still helping me today because of JTL!
late ko na na watch. reviewing th TMFT CCPP.
Bailey, great video! I'll be sharing this with several people. The concept of the 20-mile march is found in the Bible (Galatians 6:9) "Don't get tired of doing what is good (i.e. the 20 mile march), for you will reap a harvest of blessing if you don't lose hope."
This video is pure gold
the best video, I have shared this with dozens of people - great work.....
One of the best videos I've ever seen.
I watch this everyday.
THIS IS SO FUCKING GOOD! I'm going to be sharing this consistently with all my clients... as a peak peformance coach i'm 100% behind the message! Live life like a LION: either FULL ON ATTACK MODE or FULL ON recharing, recovering and savouring life!
The only problem with the concept and implementation of the 20-mile march is that it takes out much of the fun in doing things. When things get going, when you get to the so called "flow"...sudendly you have to stop.
Thank you for this video. Helps a lot. I will now plan a strategy using this concept. God bless you!
Really relevant, great points, well illustrated!
The Wolf 🐺.
Wolf sent me here too💯
Wow very good content. Keep doing the stuff... like it :) .
The narrative repeats the moral of "The Tortoise and the Hare" story/fable: "It is slow and steady that wins the race". From my own experience, always make smart improvements by focusing on the biggest constraint.
Let's say you want to start swimming. If you start by swimming Freestyle after a few laps you will be done. What would be your biggest constraint? Answer: Air to breathe. So what would be the best new course of action? Turn on your back and swim Backstroke. Initially, when swimming Backstroke you may feel like drowning as only a small part of your face will be out of the water. Interestingly, whilst swimming Freestyle your whole face is in the water and you would never think that you are drowning. Crazy, isn't it?
In your everyday life you barely use your arms and shoulders, they just hang there. However, as you swim, they are the main engine and your whole body needs to adjust, you need to grow strength in your shoulders, arms, wrists, fingers. The Compound Effect will work for you. There is magic in rests, too.
With every visit to the pool you do your 30min swim, and every time you ask yourself the same question: what is my biggest constraint? By the way, your body is full of hidden traumas, it is just that the one that shows up fastest will block the rest (and it will keep you stuck). As you free yourself from traumas, you may discover your spirituality. Your spirituality is your race to the South Pole. You are competing with yourself. The best race imaginable!
By the way, at some stage you will feel the urge to switch to Freestyle. Do not resist. Start by combining both styles, then it will slowly shift to Freestyle. All you need to do is focus on the constraints, find the best answers and count your strokes. Everything else will fall into place over time.
What does your spirituality feel like? There are many beautiful signposts. You may feel the need to sing under water, just like dolphins. You may feel your body has turned into 4WD (W = arms and legs). You may sense your body becoming two bodies moving in parallel. You may feel like you could swim - forever, but do not do that too early. You may say you are "in the zone", everything feels flawless. And you may look 20 years younger when out of the pool. You will radiate happiness.
Thank you for sharing me the link of this❤️
Thank you very much, new to the tribe po🥰
Will talking about a book/quoting from a book not create copyright infringement?? Please help me understand this.
He states the name of the book, it’s not his; he gave credit to the author, Jim Collins, and therefore for the purpose of a UA-cam video; He has waived Copyright Infringement issues.
This is because he’s not claiming this story to be his, he’s not saying he made up this information. He’s just merely explaining a book written by someone else.
He gets paid by UA-cam from people watching this video, and because he gave credit to the original book and author; The Author now has the potential to make money from people possibly buying and reading the full book.
It’s a win-win for both parties, and there is no issue with Copyright Infringement because he gave credit where credit was due.
The only reason you’d get flagged for Copyright Infringement is if you read the full book out loud, posted it to UA-cam, and then claimed it was your book that you wrote. That is a violation of Copyright because you did not give proper credit and are using the source material as if you personally created it.
Thank you
Love this 💯
MORAL IS EQUAL TO = CONSISTENCY
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Who is here also because of fearles dan?
who's here from the blender guru podcast
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