@@rippedkun As Cephalus an old man at this point said in Plato's Republic on aging and turning bitter: "...the complaints on this score, as well as the troubles with relatives, may all be referred to one cause, and that is, not the age, Socrates, but the character of the men. If they possess well-regulated minds and easy tempers, old age itself is no intolerable burden: if they are differently constituted, why in that case, Socrates, they find even youth as irksome to them as old age." Turning 20 in about 2/3 months with this knowledge I am no longer bothered by leaving behind my teens, to be honest I didn't care for my teen years. All we need to do is keep our heads screwed on our shoulders correctly and not expunge our energy into drama and to add on this video the 'yolo' mindset. If you holdfast with a mind of steel my friend you will do bits in life and die in old age a happy man
Important lessons : 1. Choose delayed gratification 2. Don't listen to Unsuccessful , unhealthy and unhappy people... 3. Build great habits like : Meditating Exercising Reading books Sleep well Journaling # Use your 20s to build the life for rest of your life...
I literally turned 20 yesterday and was planning for actually starting to walk towards my goals and start my dopamine detox today, i didn't, but now i was recommended this video, have a good day stay strong boys i gotta go prepare my dream life for my future self.
I can't believe I'm 15 and I am watching videos on self-improvement for people in their 20s. What I can't believe even more, is that I do literally every single habit in this video. I work out everyday regardless my mood, do a lot of coding (a.k.a invest the time in my future carrier, currently I am working on my personal website), make youtube videos (so that I can gain some following and eventually make a side hustle off it, plus it's just a fun hobby), read plenty of useful, valuable articles and books and delay gratification as much as possible. I've now truly experience the loneliness self-improvement gives to me. Literally all of my "friends" have turned away from me and call me antisocial no-life wierdo. This is the first time such insults feel good, since at least I know that by "social" life the only thing they mean is hanging out and talking about bullshit, since that's literally what they do. I feel like I am quadrillion light years ahead of them in terms of life progress and mindset, and I think I have full rights to do so.
I wish i discovered self improvement when i was like 13-14. I found it at 18 and am now 19. For those of you who are younger, keep going. You are so lucky that you found self improvement at such a young age. Hamza started his SI bourney at like 21 and in 2 years he made so much progress. Imagine if your 14 and you start SI and you then become 24. Literally 10 YEARS of Self Improvement. Thats so much progress its insane
@@vanillaanova for sure, im grateful that ive found it when im still very young. But it would ofc been better when i found it earlier. Remember man make sure to keep doing SI consistently. You'll be better than 95% of the people when you hit your twenties.
It's the last Hamza video I watch, I understood and assimilate all the concepts of self improvement and I practiced these since march. Thanks you for all Hamza, your are the light in the darkness of modernity. Hope you will keep succeed. You are the older brother I never had.
29. Wasted so much time, hitting 30 and having wasted your 20s feels awful. Makes me want to never touch another video game, movie, or anything. Better late than never I suppose... It so easy to go down the path of least resistance. But it is really not a life worth living.
Even though I am 23 yrs old I feel like I've wasted a lot of time. Time starts to move fast when you endulge in mediocre pleasure. Thanks Hazma. Sometimes you need the unfiltered truth.
That logic is just wrong. No one should trade his best years so he could enjoy his 50's. I don't like phrase "trade". You shouldn't trade any period of your life instead you should make best of ever single one.
@@starbeamboy You did not understand, this is not making your 20s useless and horrible, it's the opposite, you develop yourself to live your current and future life better.
I'm about to start my 20, I lose fat, I'm counting my calories, I'm going to the gym for 4 days without fail, I almost see abs and I'm studying engineering. Your channel and this community have helped me decide to take action and stop wasting time.
Started at 20 as well before UA-cam had all this info. I now am 31 and have an amazing built body from a decade of strength training, make 150k in big tech, 150k net worth, rock climb and do boxing weekly. Meditate, sauna and cold shower daily. Have an amazing girlfriend. No car payment. I work about 4 hrs a day and I no longer have to clean much because I’ve got a maid to clean my apartment monthly. I no longer cook or meal prep and can afford factor to send me organic meal prepped meals. I walk 8k steps a day and life has never been better. Stay the course. In your 20s Get a high income skill and set goals and work daily towards them. Avoid cheap dopamine like porn, video games and weed. Travel to build character and have stories to tell. Party so that you can experience it and no what to compare it against. You’ll learn hangovers aren’t worth it. You can Socialize at your hobby communities like martial arts, climbing, etc. It’s all about doing things that are difficult/ make you uncomfortable early in the day and you’ll feel great the rest of the day. Enjoy the journey and don’t tell yourself you’ll be happy when X. You have to be happy now because the grind is all there is.
I turn 20 in a month, am currently taking a few months out of uni to solo travel around Europe, between this experience of seeing so many cultures and meeting so many different people as well as listening to your content I know exactly what I’ve got to do when I get back to get my body and mind in shape. Thank you Hamza
Waiting for when you will get back is like waiting for the clock to hit a multiple of 15 to start doing anything. Plan now for the coming days ! Do what you can on you trip ! Best of luck to you brother.
This video almost brought me to tears. I’m 26, closed 40k in deals from my new business in the last few month combined, in good shape but I’ve really been letting myself slip and lost sight of my old goals which got me to where I am today. May Allah bless you with the best of this life and the next bro. I needed this video to get me back on track mentally and realign with my goals and actions.
Everyone strays from their path it’s a part of life. You’ve noticed your complacency, that’s something people struggle to do and I’m proud of you for it.
Im also 25, been watching hamza for a year now, from before 100k, so far I've quit weed, built a better physique, got more confidence, i have given my life a purpose again, making way more money than I was last year and more happy and fulfilled with myself, through the habits and thinking he preaches, this self improvement stuff is real gentleman, thank you bro.
I'm turning 17 in a few days, and I have to say, since I stumbled upon your videos two months ago, I've almost completed my transition from a Jeffrey to, well, a not-Jeffrey. I've started reading, journaling, and meditation, stepped up my workouts, and I have to say, they have provided me with so many benefits that I cannot name all of them. I could not have wished for a better birthday gift. Thank you Hamza, for giving your advice and also for setting up my 20s, 30s, and the rest of my life.
your begining your path, stick with it, we have you here to support you brother, if you want there's the discord its really nice there's a lot of people even divided for countries to do meetups, its really cool
I'm 13 and starting self improvement. I can't wait to be a better version of myself. Hearing hamza talk about the normal life style honestly scares me. I'm gonna put in the work now and build a physic and knowledge that will carry me through life. Keep up the work king's 👑 💪
18 Years Old, investing, working out, quit addictions, meditate, goal setter, and trying to make as much money as I can, and am an entrepreneur. You were one of the first steps to get me on the right path. So thank you very much for all the advice.
It's really important to have routine boys, when hamza read his timetable the only thought in my mind was "how can I implement some of this for my own benefit" Hamza you're truly an inspiration for me, you've changed my life and I am so grateful for you
Your job is to mediate 2 hours, read 5 hours, journal 2 hours, etc. Realistically people do not have time to do all of those for as long as you if they do not get their money from it directly. For a person with a different type of business/life - 20-30 minutes of meditation, reading 3 hours, working out 1-2 hours, journaling - 20 minutes, and wasting 1 hour in a day is pretty optimal and that will not ruin your life. Because during the rest of their time, they must hustle in their business In your situation, Hamza, your business is learning and doing all of these self-improvement practices, so you HAVE to do them for 2-3 times longer than a person with another type of business. 4 hours of deep work for you and the person with a different type of business but then the "busy" work for both of you is different, so you save up from it. Edit: I had 1 perfect productive month and was the happiest of my life and I am just saying that you don't have to copy Hamza with his time-table because it's unrealistic for most people, you can do his habits for 2 times lesser than him and you are going to be great
This. Not everyone can be a content creator. Hamza has done well for himself, but unless you have a great idea and succeed with it, you might have to take a delayed approach at his lifestyle. Not diminishing it by any means because it sounds wonderful, but unless you can live off someone else until you "make it", you might have to take his approaches in strides. Don't aspire to be Hamza, just aspire to become the type of man he is. It may be easier for you, or it may be much more difficult for you. Work at the hardest pace you can, whatever that pace may be. Improvement is improvement and I wish he would remind his viewers that it's not always as simple as "Stop being a bitch and just do it". Sure, his target audience(kids) can probably take that approach and land on their feet if they fail, but not everyone can(AND THATS OKAY). Still don't be a bitch, but have a brain about it too. Do as much as you can and don't lie to yourself about the effort.
To add to this: I meditated for 4 hours a day and read/consumed at least 2 hours a day of content daily on top of everything else I did as a computer science student in Uni my first year of college while everyone else was partying away. I was still a miserable soul lmao. I now meditate 30 - 45 mins a day, read approx 1 hour a day, journal for 15 mins and feel pretty good. We just gotta find what gets us the optimal results and be vigilant with it.
Ok, that´s it. I subscribed to you after this video. I followed your channel for a while but this video really convinced me. I´m 20 and a law student in my second semester. It´s pretty rough. I thought about quitting but I can´t see myself doing anything else. My biggest problem is just doing the work but my long term goal is is to be my own boss and run my own law firm( I value personal freedom a lot). You really inspiere me to keep going and I am going to. Fitness was also always a big part of my life. I started weight lifting when I was twelve but never had the strengh to consistently do it. So I quit for like 4 years, gained massive weight, abused drugs and alcohol but I started again 3 months ago. I quit weed and alcohol and I already see good results. Keep doing those videos. You truly inspire people Hamza, that´s really rare nowadays.
15 years old here, started working out amd reading because of you Hamza and I am planning to go to the military to harden and build spirit when I am 17, the lessened tax and housing burden in my country will hopefully bank me some decent money to help secure my future and build me a successful career and business, thank you Father Hamza.
I love how your videos are more idealistic, preaching routines, mindsets, and values. As someone who finds happiness in making videos instead of early financial freedom. I can apply pretty much everything you say to my own goals whilst still straying far away from my inner jerry and improving my life for the better.
I tested myself, and I'm still doing it. My test was something small. Stop eating sugar (fruits not included) this was a test to see what my self conscious would do. Would I cheat? Would I commit? I waited 2 weeks for the answer and I am commited enough to stop eating sugar. Something small isn't it... But now I know that I can do these tasks, bcz I did something small what's holding me back for doing something big. Rn I'm 15 and by watching Hamza I've been a better boy. I'm still a boy, growing up with all of you guys. My goal: mount Everest and beyond
I Wasted my 20's working retail (even with a degree), mental health issues, alcoholism, self loathing and more. Guys and girls, take a year or 2 out, try to figure out what it is you enjoy, what are your interests and just go for it.
@@rippedkun well I landed a Job that pays good but I hate it, I learnt not to jump into a job role you're not interesting in hence why I left the above comment. Learn from my mistakes
I'm 19, been out of school for 2 years and didn't want to go to college/university. I've found my interests out of the way from school and going for them.
Excellent mate, im 35, but i made my luck in my 20s, when my 20s finished, i had in my hands my engineer title, and 2 master degrees, now im working on my dream and goals, i workout very hard, i read, im trying to get my best version of myself. Nice to see someone who has everything clear
Is it too late to begin at 26? I want to completely change my entire life but it's taken me some bad experiences recently to realise. I really hope it's not too late.
Turning 20 this year, I thank Hamza for insipiring me to make my 20s better than my teenage years I started journaling, meditating and reading as well as setting 12 goals which I should achieve before I turn 30
Lol, the part where you said "Younger Hamza built it for me" really hits different. I felt really good with my body today, the progress is great and I'm very greatful. I'm actually writing this with a big ass smile on my face :)
I'm 18. I learned of self improvement when I was like 12 or 13 and kinda did it off and on. Got some results but not much. Over the past few months I've really realized the importance of going all in on it so you can really get results. In these past few months, I have seen more improvement of myself than I saw in the past 5 years. I can't go back. I won't go back.
Same bro but i discovered self improvement when i was like 17 and as much as i've learnd is that confidence kills your progress so i been trying to put my self in situations where i'd be unconfident sometimes it works sometimes i fail but im trying to get better
@@wazel7679 I understand that. When I first learned of it one of the main things I took from it was being confident. Throughout elementary school and some of middle school I was always hella shy and would never talk to someone unless they approached me. After I learned of self improvement I started actively forcing myself out of my shell. I had this exercise that I would do to get rid of my shyness. Basically forced myself to walk up to random people in the halls of school and compliment them on something random. From there I would continue the conversation if it seemed like they wanted to or just drop it if they didn't. At first it was hard, but it got easier and easier. In fact it has kinda built itself into a habit of mine. I often get into random conversations with people on the street.
Am from kenya and I started self improvement a couple months ago...I happened to realise that a classmate of mine in highschool also watches hamza content and is also on self improvement...I formed a really strong bond with him..such that we tend to remind each other to remain strong in this journey..we read self help books together..and at times..when I see him acting foolishly I jockingly tell him.."you are being a jeffry"😂😂thanks Hamza..You are the best🌟
Bro i am from india i love you Really I started taking charge of my life Maybe you won t read it coz busy but i am grateful I have this channel from 9 feb i will enter my 20s
I'm 13 right now and I AM SO GLAD I FOUND THIS CHANNEL. I still enjoy myself but the bad habits are way lower than people my age/in my school. Thank you dearly Hamza.
Aye just wanted to say props to all you for working on this concept at a young age. Alot of us wish we started as early as you guys. Wish you's all the best!
Master self discipline at a young age. Also drinking, doing drugs and partying may seem cool when you're younger but trust me, when you get older, you realize how bad it is and the people who are all grown up and still do that are bottom of the barrel people
I always thought I was too old for everything I wanted to do, for most of My life that thought has kept me depressed, I'm 30 years old now, I realize that I lived inside an illusion, but hope is not lost, I'm excercizing every day and meditating... Its never too late to start being a man.
Dude i'm in the same boat. I will be 29 in a few months. I haven't even finished my degree yet. Nor have i even entered the labour market! I DID waste my 20s. I wish his vids existed when i was younger. But better late than never i guess.
I'm 32, definitely wasted my 20s but when I hit 30 I started feeling the need for a change. Its been on off until February of this year. I've gone from 220 lbs. to 166 lbs. as of today. I've completely cleaned up my diet, hit the gym every day, even if its not a lifting day I'll go do some incline walking on the treadmill. I got myself a good job that I don't hate, though I still hate the 9-5 lifestyle. My ultimate goal with everything I'm doing is to leave that lifestyle completely behind. When I look back at where I was even just 3-5 years ago, I watched excessive porn, smoked weed, couldn't get women to save my life. I'm still nowhere near the level that I want to be but I'm working at it. I no longer smoke weed, I'm working on drinking less (only drink on the weekends but still, going out to drink/party every weekend is what keeps you satisfied. Work all week and blow off your steam with fake celebrations of nothing just to do it all over again.) Its high time the cycle gets broken and as a 32 year old man Hamza, I appreciate you so much man. We're all going to fucking make it.
im 13 yrs old and im constantly preparing for the future, i work out 5 times a week, meditate 1 hour every day, read, and journal. Ima stay consistent with this routine forever and hopefully other people will too
Dude this is one of the best videos I've ever seen in my life. Me a 19 years old who's studying abroad and I've seen a lot of promotion to the degenaracy and 9-5 life. Like bro, really? I've always knew this is not the way to live and rn that I've found such a good channel and community that genuinely think the same way I do and people in here are actually trying their bests to be better and secure themselves for their elderly life, it really is a game changer for me man. Thanks Hamza & thanks for the people here.
You got this just start with yourself focusing on yourself holding yourself to a higher standard , eat clean , workout , read , hydrate get that momentum reduce screen time and you will get that inspiration you need! 👍
This is such an important message for kids in college. A lot of people around me are either partying a lot or heavy gamers or both bc are school is hard and stressful. I’ve only found 4 or 5 people who are ambitious and goal oriented like me.
Happy I started when I was 19, got a job in aviation when I turned twenty and now I’m 21 I’m taking up the challenge of becoming a fighter pilot and having my masters degree before I’m 27, enlisted in the Airforce and working my ass off to create a future where I call the shots. Got on self help a few years ago and started doing push-ups every morning when I wake up and can now do 50 push-ups a minute, stopped watching porn, bulked up from 150lb to 190lb in two years, eating better, networking with pilots every day and seeing the man I want to be right in front of me and I couldn’t be happier. Thanks hamza for doing what you do, we needed you brother
I think 20s is the time to have fun but also work on yourself. I say party on the weekend but during the week stay focused and work on your self, theirs always time for fun even when you’re busy on building yourself up. 30s is the time to have fun after you’ve built yourself up, and your 40s and 50s is the time to raise a family.
There's no point in wasting time feeling bad about past mistakes, although I wish I had started my self-improvement journey at 20, I started at 25. I quit college at 24 and had to move back in with my parents twice after failing multiple business ideas because I acted like a Jeffrey. I'm now 27 and finally starting to feel the effects of nofap, staying off social media, reading books and meditating. They have skyrocketed my growth, confidence and healed my depression of thinking I was always going to be a failure. Even though I struggled with adhd and drug abuse, I'm finally becoming the man I'm destined to be. Hamza, you have my respect and the appreciation of a student about to start his dream life. I hope all of us men have the capacity to ignite this fire
I APPROVE/AGREE SO MUCH HAMZA! (Here comes my story about going into adulthood, sorry for bad english) When i were 15-16 i surrounded myself with friends who were older than me, they were all 21-23 year olds. But now i'm 19 and understand that they were so stupid when they were my age, they complain about money and i as business owner (started when i was 13) and i gave some of them some money to make them happy, because i thought they really didn't have any money, but they all just used it to go on vacation/holiday.. Only to find out that one of them actually had a map of every place they have been on holiday put up on a wall in their apartment. I should probably tell u that i have only been on vacation once when i was a kid as 7 years old, even tho i literally worked night and day, no parties, no fun, because i thought it was time taking.. I am now much more successful than all of them, and surround myself with maximum 1 friend, and rest is family. And now i talk to my parents everyday about going to live in a nice country, with beaches, palm trees and such when i am 21. I love my life! 🤩
@@neburarerreh4958 Sorry, wrong explained, bad at english. I started learning code when i was 12-13, and then i started my business at 16 with my older brother which was software and app development. We then sold the company and now i'm back at it again.
When Hamza said don't watch anime that's where it really hits me. He's a strong man who's not afraid of people's criticism. I don't watch anime anymore and it feels good to see someone who doesn't as well. His statement really resonated with me. These anime guys are losers and it's only Hamza who has the balls to say that. Even Andrew Tate and 1stman don't say anything about anime. Hamza is a real one
I'm 18, thank you Hamza! This really gave me really good info on what I should improve on before I reach my 20s.. thank you again... really appreciate it my man
Hamza got me into self-improvement 2 months ago and my life has already changed dramatically. I've been going to the gym 5 or 6 times a week for about 6 weeks now, meditating twice a day, gratitude journaling every day, getting more consistent with nofap and I can feel myself commanding more respect from those around me, and staying calm in high pressure situations. But it's not all plain-sailing, life gives you bumps in the road and there have been times when I've slipped back into bad habits, scrolling through youtube shorts, scrolling on instagram, not getting good sleep. That's when I come back to this video for motivation. I've watched this video 4 or 5 times and I love it. Thank you Hamza for giving us young men direction.
I’m 18, bout to turn 19 in 2 days and this hits hard, I would give anything to go back to my 16 year old self and tell him to continue exercising and not stopping it after 4 months of being a monk in it. Omg I need to get myself and my life in place. I’m gonna work for my future self and building for me when I’ll be 20/21/22. I’m gonna stumble upon this video / hamza’s channel a few years from now and be grateful that I started ❤
I turned 19 like literally less then a few months ago, I feel just like you man. This video hit so hard for me. But you know your right when we reach 20/21/22 we are gonna probably say the same thing if we don't start now.
I'm 19, about to be 20 in Jan. I started my self improvement journey through fitness in 2019, so that makes me 16 when I started. I've made a lot of progress. I've built upon with my mental health habits recently, with meditation, journalling, and gratitude journalling. I'm working on being more focused in my work, and actually accomplishing things every day. The work I put in now will mean I hit my 20s running, meaning I will have a brighter future every day, and that I will have a beautiful wife and kids who will have a great husband and father respectively. Financially, I am well off, and I'm glad for it, but I'll capitalise on that and do better than what I got, so my children can do the same. Thank you, for the gift of a GOOD life.
I'm 16 and I have implemented all mediation, journalling and exercise. AND most importantly reading books that you - Hamza - have taught me. Mad Respect to you!
I already wasted my 20s I’ll be 28 in October. I spent my 20 saving a woman from being homeless and having 2 kids with her. All for her to hate me when she got a good job. Not saying I was perfect. But I had love for her. When I could I would do what I could for her and our family.
23:00 exactly! I've been raised in a tiger family and everything my parents want me to do I must follow. Pushing their expectations and desires on me. I'm sick of it! I'm already working to distance myself from them
I'm 18 and i dont care how long it will take me but I must get my life right. Thanks hamza with your videos I have learnt how to meditate, and control my mental health, I can now focus more on important tasks its time to build my empire..
I honestly feel like this man just replaced my entire brain in the last few weeks since i discovered him. And i think im not the only one here that cant find enough words to express their gratitude towards Hamza. We need more men like him in our daily lives, and Hamza is just helping us to become said men for other people. I just think it's overall amazing
I want to suceed im in my 20s and my goals are to 1 Learn how to drive 2 Teach other autistic people that they can do anything 3 work on myself and my mentality What ive started doing since watching your videos Using notes to write things down Going to the gym more often Reading (comic books) Trying to ignore my jeffery friends but not avoiding them because i know i will not make new friends
Awesome my bro! I love that ur helping our autistic brothers out! That's is very much needed! Because now ur not just improving ur own life, but helping others out as well!
Started going to the gym alone. Because I was never consistent enough to build muscle. My friends were the ones always pushing me to go to the gym . It was hard but now I am 1 week and 3 days in and I have something to feel good about my self. Sorry if my English is bad...
I just realize I am the same age as Hamza when he began living his life to the fullest - 22. Honestly I have been wasting my life my youth not knowing anything to do, unmotivated, addicted to video games, etc. But I know what to do now. Exercise to get stronger, work more to get money, improve my mental health for a better life.
Started taking my self-improvement seriously, & I truly appreciate you & your message Hamza. Never had an ‘ideal’ masculine role-model to look up to or give me advice. I know the hard work will give me some foundation.
A few certain events made me re evaluate my choices and way of living, and I've been striving to improve myself in all the ways possible. I'm glad I got into this and came across you Hamza, even if I'm 27. Never too late to improve. Thank you.
All you need in this life is a clear goal. The reason people end up mediocre is a result of not defining the purpose of their existence. Understand every path has hardships, and nothing good comes easy. Also one person's definition of success is different than another's. All the aspirations of men can be categorized into three divisions: 1. physical strength. 2. wealth 3. wisdom. I chose 1 and 3 and succeeded. The involvement in these two diverted my attention from making money. Honestly I could care less, when you leave this world you will take none of that money with you, but wisdom and good deeds you take to the next world. I never cared enough to make youtube videos, but shout out to hamza he is doing a great service.
@Don Secco My story was I graduated college Worked about 4 years, paid back all my debt, was worth zero. And then realized my entire life I was just a slave. Then I became religious I'm Jewish by the way, And have spent my life over Ten years on spiritual goals. I would not trade what I have To be Elon musk. All these "successful" People are simply agents To bring in a one world evil Government which is unraveling Before your eyes if you haven't Noticed. Call me lazy, you have been fooled . This world is almost completely run on lies and deception.
there’s a dude at my job who said that life is about finding yourself and he has no money,no muscle,no relationship with Jesus and his girlfriend is morbidity obese.
I've been listening and watching this while playing a video game. I completely agree on what you said. That's kinda what I tell myself even though I procrastinate. Nobody will do it for me, but at least you can help us wake up
I am on a self improvement journey since april 2022 and I am thankful and grateful for hamza. I really failed again and again in this journey but still fighting and standing strong everytime. Yes life is hard and hard times create STRONG MAN🗿🙌🏻
I’m 19, down on my mental health, energy, and confidence I turn 20 in a couple months. It’s time to get ready for the next 10 years of my life to achieve my goals and dreams and become the man I know I can be🙏🏾
Turned 28 a month ago. To everyone younger, same age, and older - remember this: it is easy to lose sight of where you started from. No matter how much good AND bad you have performed on your journey, remember that it was all part of the cycle and will continue to be even as you improve. All you have is the present moment and the only duty you need to address is how you use that present moment. God bless you all - we're ALL gonna make it .
You deserve all your success and you've done extremely well hats off. But I don't think you realise or account for the fact that everyone has unique challenges and what worked so well for you isn't going to work the same way for everybody else. Your advice is great but stop assuming that everyone who isn't on your level is stupid or lazy. For many of them this will be the case, but for many it won't you don't know what people have been through and what they face. That being said I'm grateful for your channel I've learnt a lot from it.
Fair point, none of us are cut from the same cloth. Also what about those who are forever confined to wheel chairs, or those who need a white walking stick because they only see eternal darkness....very different struggles and everything takes longer for disabled people or for those who have certain comorbidities that can't be ameliorated with meds, interesting how he doesn't discuss those types of people though. Not trying to sound like a 'hater', but this fella should get off his sanctimonial high horse a little; talking down to everyone kinda looks weak after a while. Youth is wasted on the young.
@@rockoyhead Good point. His messages are somewhat narrow and he is still very young, Life hits us all in very different ways whether we think we are on top or not; completely unavoidable, but he'll get that memo one day. Life humbles us all sooner or later (assuming we live to continue to tell our tale lol).
@@stuntboy298 I just find his advice to lack the basic understanding that not everyone is like him. What i do find him being the most wrong for in this video is definetly the whole "everyone around me is a loser" rant which is...quite honestly a pretty fucking retarded thing to say lol. who is he to decide who is a loser or not? Sure there's a lot of cases where you can clearly tell they are a loser in life, but majority of people on this planet just simply live and enjoy their life for what it is. Seriously why is it so hard for every redpill youtuber to understand that not every person on this planet dreams BIG, wants to be a millionare or have this luxurious lifestyle with hot 10/10 women around them? There's a FUCKTON of people that just enjoy their simple life of a decent job, a hobby or two and friends and loved ones to meet up with. Its their right to decide what kind of life will give them the most happiness. Not everyone wants to chase a carrot on a stick forever until they die. Ultimately it all boils down to happiness. and no one knows how to achieve it for yourself more than...well yourself. No redpill youtuber is gonna give you the answer. Especially one that is so arrogant that he will call everyone 'haters" or losers just because they question his believes and dont agree with him. Which is basically like 80% of those redpill guys and its hilariously ironic that for all their "confidence" and self-esteem, they get pissy so easily over some random internet dude not agreeing with what they say. You can see this in this video how he's so caught up in himself in that rant that he doesnt even realize how pathetic he sounds right now saying those things. This is why you ALWAYS should question your believes and believes of people you look up to. Never blindly follow people like Hamza, it will only lead you down a pretty shitty path of neverending self-improvement and toxic mentality. Take his advice with grain of salt instead, and look at it objectively. There is some really good advice among those videos, but a lot of it is covered with this pathetic redpill jargon BS.
@@rockoyhead My example is that i always knew what i wanted to do in life. I guess i am "special" in that way considering that 90% of my generation has no fucking clue what they are evne gonna do with their life right now. But i couldnt pursue it for the past 4 years due to some fucked up experiences in my life that destroyed me mentally and physically. Including school, death of one of my parental figures and of course the pandemic. I was in no shape to even begin to start doing anything again until fairly recently. No ammount of videos from arrogant redpill youtubers would have changed that. So what? was i a complete "fucking loser" for 4 years due to circumstances that i had COMPLETELY no way of influencing? and no support from anyone around me? Its a miracle i havent commited suicide, thats how shit it was. I was through the shittiest times of my fucking life and i've only recently began recovering from it, And im supposed to be considered a loser by people like him despite that? Well no. Because the truth is, life isnt as simple as these redpill youtubers make it out to be. It doesnt work that way. Everyone went or will go through their shittiest times and that doesnt make them losers because of it. A lot of people will not get up from it because they dont have the support they should have. So they end up living the way that mildly satisfies them. Some are content with their simple life, as i mentioned in my other comment. Its never as simple as they try to present it.
Im 14, just found your channel a few days ago. I am a loser without a doubt, i spend most of my time playing games and social media but ever since I found your channel I am trying to change myself I'm working out eating healthy and trying to be confident.
Great video, but there's one more important habit I would add to the list: Investing in your social life. Since Covid I've been grinding a lot on my own working out, reading books, trying to cut instant gratification, all on my own. So now that I've reached the point where my body looks good and my finances are stable, getting more social has become my top priority. I want to spend more time with my family, make new friends and deepen my existing friendships (with the right people). Great things can happen when you're alone, but they always feel better when you have people around that are close to you.
True. I have a college degree from mechanical engineering, decent job, working out, but I did not improve my social skills in my teens and early twenties and now I am an asocial who can't get girls, which really sucks and it isn't the best thing for mens mental health. I actually wish I partied more. I am 26 by the way.
@@ondrejhak8760 I'm an asocial engineer too and I wouldn't say partying is the solution. I had phases where I went out almost every weekend, but i found my circle actually getting more loose than tight. Getting drunk together isn't a very connecting thing to do. So it's better to have sober quality time together. For me that means riding motorcycles together, playing stuff like volleyball or billard, hanging out at the lake, etc. You also meet new people from time to time automatically doing these activities, so no need to invest money and health into club entries and alcohol.
Just turned 20 and found ur channel yesterday after you were getting criticism online. I was into self improvement and exercising during lockdown times when I was 17/18 - gained some weight but stopped as I reached uni. I had an rough childhood and was scolded for things boys should do. My issue was I frequently indulged in looking at girls on social media and watching twerking videos which led to brain fog, anxiety and awkwardness around girls I found attractive. Thought about monetising my addiction and selling the content to other people but after watching your videos i deleted every vid and challenged my self to reduce social media intake and I’m now all in on self improvement. Switched my uni course to something that aligns with my purpose and now I’m gonna dedicate the rest of my life to it
I feel this Chanel is moving in the right direction! I'm so proud of you hamza dont hold back its amazing your proud of yourself & at times ive held back in expressing not only how am improving but having to explain why i do the things i do to make myself better then others & im done such a waste of time its no suprise when you cant find a tribe of people who have a growth mindset your better off alone! I wish you nothing but peace, love & Serenity!
Damn, seeing all those young boys here really makes me happy. It’s so great that this message reaches young men. Stay strong and consistent and be always open to learn new things! I am 22 right now. I take this self improvement journey seriously for like 6 months now. Watch me grow. Watch me reach the top in research. I will be a professor. But not just an ordinary one. I will inspire others and put valuable stuff out into this world. Lets do this.
So im gonna be a Personal Trainer soon, finally things moving in the right direction. I love the quote "Do the hard work, especially when you dont feel like it". Its kept me grounded and I hope it'll keep my clients grounded. I hope Hamza doesnt mind me using it in my PT Bio as my "tag line". Let all the success come, im ready for it!
Important points 1. Do I believe that I have total control over my future ? 2. Read book Millionaire Fastlane 3. Men are living life in female timeline 4. No rich people are putting their money in pension 5. Goal setting, longterm thinking 6. Nature of Improvement is DELAYED GRATIFICATION vs INSTANT GRATIFICATION 7. Never have instant gratification a habbit in life 8. You would have so much fun in delayed gratification 9. Set up osme fantastic habits that you will continue ofr rest of your life 10. Two more books The Compount Effect, The Slight Edge I typed all this not to just get attention but these are so valuable that can't be over looked Your video literally felt like I am reading a book. I resonate with you so much that I can't even express maybe because I have pakistani blood line aswell. ;)
I'm 16 and I'm getting ready for my 20's
SaMe iM 16 ToO
Same
Same bro
Same brother
I'm 13...
As a 19 year old who’s very close to turning 20, thank you hamza, this period of my life is getting pretty scary.
I feel you, i just hit 19 three days ago and the epiphany that i will only be a teen for one more year hit me like a truck
Take it easy bro, 19-20 feels scary but you'll enjoy growing up and broadening your knowledge and experience
Same here dude...
Sammmee here bro. 19 rn turning 20 jan next year
@@rippedkun As Cephalus an old man at this point said in Plato's Republic on aging and turning bitter: "...the complaints on this score, as well as the troubles with relatives, may all be referred to one cause, and that is, not the age, Socrates, but the character of the men. If they possess well-regulated minds and easy tempers, old age itself is no intolerable burden: if they are differently constituted, why in that case, Socrates, they find even youth as irksome to them as old age."
Turning 20 in about 2/3 months with this knowledge I am no longer bothered by leaving behind my teens, to be honest I didn't care for my teen years. All we need to do is keep our heads screwed on our shoulders correctly and not expunge our energy into drama and to add on this video the 'yolo' mindset. If you holdfast with a mind of steel my friend you will do bits in life and die in old age a happy man
Important lessons :
1. Choose delayed gratification
2. Don't listen to
Unsuccessful , unhealthy and unhappy people...
3. Build great habits like :
Meditating
Exercising
Reading books
Sleep well
Journaling
# Use your 20s to build the life for rest of your life...
Thanks man
I’m 15 and I’m doing this. It’s not that hard kind I believe in all of you!
I literally turned 20 yesterday and was planning for actually starting to walk towards my goals and start my dopamine detox today, i didn't, but now i was recommended this video, have a good day stay strong boys i gotta go prepare my dream life for my future self.
Happy belated birthday wish you all the best in whatever you aim for. I’m proud of you.
Step by step bro
Gotta keep your comment somewhere because I want to read it again when I'm 20
@@RB83206❤❤❤
I can't believe I'm 15 and I am watching videos on self-improvement for people in their 20s. What I can't believe even more, is that I do literally every single habit in this video. I work out everyday regardless my mood, do a lot of coding (a.k.a invest the time in my future carrier, currently I am working on my personal website), make youtube videos (so that I can gain some following and eventually make a side hustle off it, plus it's just a fun hobby), read plenty of useful, valuable articles and books and delay gratification as much as possible. I've now truly experience the loneliness self-improvement gives to me. Literally all of my "friends" have turned away from me and call me antisocial no-life wierdo. This is the first time such insults feel good, since at least I know that by "social" life the only thing they mean is hanging out and talking about bullshit, since that's literally what they do. I feel like I am quadrillion light years ahead of them in terms of life progress and mindset, and I think I have full rights to do so.
Bro I’m 13 and I also do all of these. We are gonna be that 1% of gods brah💪😈🔥📚
thats great man keep on doing what you are doing.
@@henrywalters2903 yeah 💪
@@henrywalters2903 Count me in as well
How is it going 😅?
I'm 14, and with some of your advice, in just 3 months my physique, health and habits became far better, Thanks Hamza.
Im 14 too
I too am 14, and jeez i wish i had a homie like you, it would make it easier to stay on the grind.
@@megamaggotman7025 im also 14 lmao crazy how all us youngboys are on self improvement
Damn me too
Realize the amount of power you have by having this knowledge so young!
I wish i discovered self improvement when i was like 13-14. I found it at 18 and am now 19. For those of you who are younger, keep going. You are so lucky that you found self improvement at such a young age. Hamza started his SI bourney at like 21 and in 2 years he made so much progress. Imagine if your 14 and you start SI and you then become 24. Literally 10 YEARS of Self Improvement. Thats so much progress its insane
I'm 14 but I can assure you it's never to late to start. You go King💪
@@vanillaanova for sure, im grateful that ive found it when im still very young. But it would ofc been better when i found it earlier. Remember man make sure to keep doing SI consistently. You'll be better than 95% of the people when you hit your twenties.
mate you are 19, still very young. Some people are in their 30s
@@hn9925 yes ik. Still could have had 4 years of progress
@F90 lol
It's the last Hamza video I watch, I understood and assimilate all the concepts of self improvement and I practiced these since march. Thanks you for all Hamza, your are the light in the darkness of modernity. Hope you will keep succeed. You are the older brother I never had.
Keep on going brother
Good luck chad !
@@ronanferguson4451 This is the best community ever. Thanks bro, hope you will hit the 1%, you deserve it.
@@Shano9014 Ty too, same for you
Good luck guys on your journey! Stay strong!
29. Wasted so much time, hitting 30 and having wasted your 20s feels awful. Makes me want to never touch another video game, movie, or anything. Better late than never I suppose... It so easy to go down the path of least resistance. But it is really not a life worth living.
Even though I am 23 yrs old I feel like I've wasted a lot of time. Time starts to move fast when you endulge in mediocre pleasure. Thanks Hazma. Sometimes you need the unfiltered truth.
Never too late
I think there's no age to make changes
Good luck bro
How is it now? I’m in that same boat
"The men who recognise that their teens and 20’s are worth trading for their 30’s, 40’s and 50’s will forever rule the world."
Turned 30 in COVID and the flip is night and day. Females are all losing or long lost their looks and leverage whilst my career is going forward.
That logic is just wrong. No one should trade his best years so he could enjoy his 50's. I don't like phrase "trade". You shouldn't trade any period of your life instead you should make best of ever single one.
@@starbeamboy You did not understand, this is not making your 20s useless and horrible, it's the opposite, you develop yourself to live your current and future life better.
@@starbeamboy Oftentimes the decisions in your 20s has a large impact on your lifelong earning potential. Delayed gratification is key
Man ur physique is cool
I'm about to start my 20, I lose fat, I'm counting my calories, I'm going to the gym for 4 days without fail, I almost see abs and I'm studying engineering. Your channel and this community have helped me decide to take action and stop wasting time.
you're the man you want to be, keep up and you'll be where you see yourself in no time.
My word of advice is to always be better than you were the previous day, all progress is good progress. Keep up the good work man!
@Allahu Akhbar i’m on computer science, there is a lot of math and programming
Started at 20 as well before UA-cam had all this info. I now am 31 and have an amazing built body from a decade of strength training, make 150k in big tech, 150k net worth, rock climb and do boxing weekly. Meditate, sauna and cold shower daily. Have an amazing girlfriend. No car payment.
I work about 4 hrs a day and I no longer have to clean much because I’ve got a maid to clean my apartment monthly. I no longer cook or meal prep and can afford factor to send me organic meal prepped meals. I walk 8k steps a day and life has never been better. Stay the course.
In your 20s Get a high income skill and set goals and work daily towards them. Avoid cheap dopamine like porn, video games and weed. Travel to build character and have stories to tell. Party so that you can experience it and no what to compare it against. You’ll learn hangovers aren’t worth it. You can Socialize at your hobby communities like martial arts, climbing, etc.
It’s all about doing things that are difficult/ make you uncomfortable early in the day and you’ll feel great the rest of the day. Enjoy the journey and don’t tell yourself you’ll be happy when X. You have to be happy now because the grind is all there is.
@@TheBrandonCraig I’m 24, have my associates but not really knowing what field to go into. Im thinking BSN nursing any feedback?
I turn 20 in a month, am currently taking a few months out of uni to solo travel around Europe, between this experience of seeing so many cultures and meeting so many different people as well as listening to your content I know exactly what I’ve got to do when I get back to get my body and mind in shape. Thank you Hamza
Waiting for when you will get back is like waiting for the clock to hit a multiple of 15 to start doing anything. Plan now for the coming days ! Do what you can on you trip ! Best of luck to you brother.
Happy birthday🎉
I'm 30 but I find hamza's advice still applicable. Good stuff. I am looking forward for more concrete advice in the future.
keep improving
This video almost brought me to tears. I’m 26, closed 40k in deals from my new business in the last few month combined, in good shape but I’ve really been letting myself slip and lost sight of my old goals which got me to where I am today.
May Allah bless you with the best of this life and the next bro.
I needed this video to get me back on track mentally and realign with my goals and actions.
Everyone strays from their path it’s a part of life. You’ve noticed your complacency, that’s something people struggle to do and I’m proud of you for it.
@@RB83206 Thanks bro!
Mashallah brohter
What kind of business do you do bro
Im also 25, been watching hamza for a year now, from before 100k, so far I've quit weed, built a better physique, got more confidence, i have given my life a purpose again, making way more money than I was last year and more happy and fulfilled with myself, through the habits and thinking he preaches, this self improvement stuff is real gentleman, thank you bro.
I’m the same age and I haven’t accomplished anything because I have wasted my teenage years and my early twenties but is there some chance for me ?
@@OnePiece-os3pe of course bro , there's always room for change
I am 22 i feel little bit too late to me any good advice ?
I'm turning 17 in a few days, and I have to say, since I stumbled upon your videos two months ago, I've almost completed my transition from a Jeffrey to, well, a not-Jeffrey.
I've started reading, journaling, and meditation, stepped up my workouts, and I have to say, they have provided me with so many benefits that I cannot name all of them.
I could not have wished for a better birthday gift. Thank you Hamza, for giving your advice and also for setting up my 20s, 30s, and the rest of my life.
Im going to turn 18 a few days trust me bro continue self improvement you'll be way ahead of everyone else
@@rohithp5201 i turned 19 a few days ago and i couldn't agree more
your begining your path, stick with it, we have you here to support you brother, if you want there's the discord its really nice there's a lot of people even divided for countries to do meetups, its really cool
I'm 13 and starting self improvement. I can't wait to be a better version of myself. Hearing hamza talk about the normal life style honestly scares me. I'm gonna put in the work now and build a physic and knowledge that will carry me through life. Keep up the work king's 👑 💪
@@CoolUwUer 👏
18 Years Old, investing, working out, quit addictions, meditate, goal setter, and trying to make as much money as I can, and am an entrepreneur. You were one of the first steps to get me on the right path. So thank you very much for all the advice.
Man said 8 years old investing 😭
@@Superleggeraa lmao 18 my b Ill edit it
Proud of you bro keep it up
@@dylpickle7454 thanks bro u2
wow bro keep it up i am 15 what is your advice for me bro
It's really important to have routine boys, when hamza read his timetable the only thought in my mind was "how can I implement some of this for my own benefit"
Hamza you're truly an inspiration for me, you've changed my life and I am so grateful for you
Your job is to mediate 2 hours, read 5 hours, journal 2 hours, etc. Realistically people do not have time to do all of those for as long as you if they do not get their money from it directly.
For a person with a different type of business/life - 20-30 minutes of meditation, reading 3 hours, working out 1-2 hours, journaling - 20 minutes, and wasting 1 hour in a day is pretty optimal and that will not ruin your life. Because during the rest of their time, they must hustle in their business
In your situation, Hamza, your business is learning and doing all of these self-improvement practices, so you HAVE to do them for 2-3 times longer than a person with another type of business.
4 hours of deep work for you and the person with a different type of business but then the "busy" work for both of you is different, so you save up from it.
Edit: I had 1 perfect productive month and was the happiest of my life and I am just saying that you don't have to copy Hamza with his time-table because it's unrealistic for most people, you can do his habits for 2 times lesser than him and you are going to be great
Gr8 man
This. Not everyone can be a content creator. Hamza has done well for himself, but unless you have a great idea and succeed with it, you might have to take a delayed approach at his lifestyle. Not diminishing it by any means because it sounds wonderful, but unless you can live off someone else until you "make it", you might have to take his approaches in strides.
Don't aspire to be Hamza, just aspire to become the type of man he is. It may be easier for you, or it may be much more difficult for you. Work at the hardest pace you can, whatever that pace may be. Improvement is improvement and I wish he would remind his viewers that it's not always as simple as "Stop being a bitch and just do it". Sure, his target audience(kids) can probably take that approach and land on their feet if they fail, but not everyone can(AND THATS OKAY). Still don't be a bitch, but have a brain about it too. Do as much as you can and don't lie to yourself about the effort.
To add to this: I meditated for 4 hours a day and read/consumed at least 2 hours a day of content daily on top of everything else I did as a computer science student in Uni my first year of college while everyone else was partying away. I was still a miserable soul lmao.
I now meditate 30 - 45 mins a day, read approx 1 hour a day, journal for 15 mins and feel pretty good. We just gotta find what gets us the optimal results and be vigilant with it.
@@zabbwolfe damn... 4 hours a day...
You have a mind of steel
Bet he has a good family behind
Turned 20 as of yesterday. Thank you for this video, and the last two years of self improvement. Now the real journey begins 😤😤
Go for it
Man how is life going?
Ok, that´s it. I subscribed to you after this video. I followed your channel for a while but this video really convinced me. I´m 20 and a law student in my second semester. It´s pretty rough. I thought about quitting but I can´t see myself doing anything else. My biggest problem is just doing the work but my long term goal is is to be my own boss and run my own law firm( I value personal freedom a lot). You really inspiere me to keep going and I am going to. Fitness was also always a big part of my life. I started weight lifting when I was twelve but never had the strengh to consistently do it. So I quit for like 4 years, gained massive weight, abused drugs and alcohol but I started again 3 months ago. I quit weed and alcohol and I already see good results. Keep doing those videos. You truly inspire people Hamza, that´s really rare nowadays.
Im proud of you bro, you got this. Keep putting the work in and you’ll make it, dont give up💪
Damn, man; studying and already having the aim high for owning your law firm.
Keep fking going.
How's law?
"It's not the speed that gets you happy but the accelleration from a lower level to a higher one"
~The Top G
Adonissssss
I am 13 years old and listening to Hamza literally changed my life,my fitness,mental health and habits are overall better,no longer a jeffery
15 years old here, started working out amd reading because of you Hamza and I am planning to go to the military to harden and build spirit when I am 17, the lessened tax and housing burden in my country will hopefully bank me some decent money to help secure my future and build me a successful career and business, thank you Father Hamza.
I love how your videos are more idealistic, preaching routines, mindsets, and values. As someone who finds happiness in making videos instead of early financial freedom. I can apply pretty much everything you say to my own goals whilst still straying far away from my inner jerry and improving my life for the better.
I tested myself, and I'm still doing it. My test was something small. Stop eating sugar (fruits not included) this was a test to see what my self conscious would do. Would I cheat? Would I commit? I waited 2 weeks for the answer and I am commited enough to stop eating sugar. Something small isn't it... But now I know that I can do these tasks, bcz I did something small what's holding me back for doing something big. Rn I'm 15 and by watching Hamza I've been a better boy. I'm still a boy, growing up with all of you guys. My goal: mount Everest and beyond
That's the character everyone likes , keep killing it brother 💯💪
@@tejbruhathb9064 thanks man, that means a lot
As a 19 y/o i just wanna remind you that be grateful of having Hamza to look up to at the age of 15
15 y/o here, too. Where here together 💪
I Wasted my 20's working retail (even with a degree), mental health issues, alcoholism, self loathing and more.
Guys and girls, take a year or 2 out, try to figure out what it is you enjoy, what are your interests and just go for it.
Hope you are doing better now bud
@@rippedkun
well I landed a Job that pays good but I hate it, I learnt not to jump into a job role you're not interesting in hence why I left the above comment. Learn from my mistakes
I'm 19, been out of school for 2 years and didn't want to go to college/university. I've found my interests out of the way from school and going for them.
I’m 23 and I feel the same way. I wasted most of it from self loathing. And feel Like it’s too late to start again. Man I wish I was 15 again beo
I like going to parties
Excellent mate, im 35, but i made my luck in my 20s, when my 20s finished, i had in my hands my engineer title, and 2 master degrees, now im working on my dream and goals, i workout very hard, i read, im trying to get my best version of myself. Nice to see someone who has everything clear
Is it too late to begin at 26? I want to completely change my entire life but it's taken me some bad experiences recently to realise. I really hope it's not too late.
@@aaronaaronson7600its not too late, actually its a great time to start
BRO YOU LITERALLY CHANGE MY LIFE , YOU ARE THE MOST RELATABLE BROTHER THANKS.
Turning 20 this year, I thank Hamza for insipiring me to make my 20s better than my teenage years
I started journaling, meditating and reading as well as setting 12 goals which I should achieve before I turn 30
Lol, the part where you said "Younger Hamza built it for me" really hits different.
I felt really good with my body today, the progress is great and I'm very greatful. I'm actually writing this with a big ass smile on my face :)
Same I was actually rolling my eyes a little at him at first but that part legit hit me lol. Pretty motivating
Congrats dude!
I'm 18. I learned of self improvement when I was like 12 or 13 and kinda did it off and on. Got some results but not much. Over the past few months I've really realized the importance of going all in on it so you can really get results. In these past few months, I have seen more improvement of myself than I saw in the past 5 years. I can't go back. I won't go back.
this is epic
Same bro but i discovered self improvement when i was like 17 and as much as i've learnd is that confidence kills your progress so i been trying to put my self in situations where i'd be unconfident sometimes it works sometimes i fail but im trying to get better
@@wazel7679 I understand that. When I first learned of it one of the main things I took from it was being confident. Throughout elementary school and some of middle school I was always hella shy and would never talk to someone unless they approached me. After I learned of self improvement I started actively forcing myself out of my shell. I had this exercise that I would do to get rid of my shyness. Basically forced myself to walk up to random people in the halls of school and compliment them on something random. From there I would continue the conversation if it seemed like they wanted to or just drop it if they didn't. At first it was hard, but it got easier and easier. In fact it has kinda built itself into a habit of mine. I often get into random conversations with people on the street.
Am from kenya and I started self improvement a couple months ago...I happened to realise that a classmate of mine in highschool also watches hamza content and is also on self improvement...I formed a really strong bond with him..such that we tend to remind each other to remain strong in this journey..we read self help books together..and at times..when I see him acting foolishly I jockingly tell him.."you are being a jeffry"😂😂thanks Hamza..You are the best🌟
Bro i am from india i love you
Really I started taking charge of my life
Maybe you won t read it coz busy but i am grateful I have this channel from 9 feb i will enter my 20s
I'm 13 right now and I AM SO GLAD I FOUND THIS CHANNEL. I still enjoy myself but the bad habits are way lower than people my age/in my school. Thank you dearly Hamza.
Ye me too
You are amazing for starting your self improvement journey this young. I am 14, wish you the best on your journey to becoming Adonis.
Adonissssss
Aye just wanted to say props to all you for working on this concept at a young age. Alot of us wish we started as early as you guys. Wish you's all the best!
Master self discipline at a young age. Also drinking, doing drugs and partying may seem cool when you're younger but trust me, when you get older, you realize how bad it is and the people who are all grown up and still do that are bottom of the barrel people
I always thought I was too old for everything I wanted to do, for most of My life that thought has kept me depressed, I'm 30 years old now, I realize that I lived inside an illusion, but hope is not lost, I'm excercizing every day and meditating... Its never too late to start being a man.
I'm 31 and i also had the believe i am too old for everything. Too old for university , too old for martial arts etc. Kinda strange right?
Dude i'm in the same boat. I will be 29 in a few months. I haven't even finished my degree yet. Nor have i even entered the labour market! I DID waste my 20s. I wish his vids existed when i was younger. But better late than never i guess.
yes man it’s never too late time is on our side
I'm 32, definitely wasted my 20s but when I hit 30 I started feeling the need for a change. Its been on off until February of this year. I've gone from 220 lbs. to 166 lbs. as of today. I've completely cleaned up my diet, hit the gym every day, even if its not a lifting day I'll go do some incline walking on the treadmill. I got myself a good job that I don't hate, though I still hate the 9-5 lifestyle. My ultimate goal with everything I'm doing is to leave that lifestyle completely behind.
When I look back at where I was even just 3-5 years ago, I watched excessive porn, smoked weed, couldn't get women to save my life. I'm still nowhere near the level that I want to be but I'm working at it. I no longer smoke weed, I'm working on drinking less (only drink on the weekends but still, going out to drink/party every weekend is what keeps you satisfied. Work all week and blow off your steam with fake celebrations of nothing just to do it all over again.)
Its high time the cycle gets broken and as a 32 year old man Hamza, I appreciate you so much man. We're all going to fucking make it.
I just turn 15 and I’m working hard everyday to build my dream of becoming the literal greatest fighter pilot in history.
Don’t apologize for being successful. People get offended when someone else boasts. They deserve to get offended if that hurts them
Thanks! Gifts for making better animation, though my drawing need improvement.
"Make sure that whoever you are listening to is living the kind of life you want"
im 13 yrs old and im constantly preparing for the future, i work out 5 times a week, meditate 1 hour every day, read, and journal. Ima stay consistent with this routine forever and hopefully other people will too
Ur destined for greatness
phenomenal
@@allinduetime9506 i have rly big dreams so i must grind from an early age
@@gsainoy thank you fellow tribe member
@@randomselfimprovementchann1304 wat are your goals?
As a 24 year old, thanks for giving me the push to better myself. Can't believe I was so oblivious to it all.
Dude this is one of the best videos I've ever seen in my life.
Me a 19 years old who's studying abroad and I've seen a lot of promotion to the degenaracy and 9-5 life. Like bro, really?
I've always knew this is not the way to live and rn that I've found such a good channel and community that genuinely think the same way I do and people in here are actually trying their bests to be better and secure themselves for their elderly life, it really is a game changer for me man.
Thanks Hamza & thanks for the people here.
i fucking love you bro, changing lives
25 and jobless. still living with my parents i dont know what to do with my life
You got this just start with yourself focusing on yourself holding yourself to a higher standard , eat clean , workout , read , hydrate get that momentum reduce screen time and you will get that inspiration you need! 👍
I'm 19 and started watching this channel like 2 months ago and the progress is slow but I'm making it and it feels good to actually be worth a damn.
Everyone start with a slow progress, everything needs a start
good luck !
This is such an important message for kids in college. A lot of people around me are either partying a lot or heavy gamers or both bc are school is hard and stressful. I’ve only found 4 or 5 people who are ambitious and goal oriented like me.
Happy I started when I was 19, got a job in aviation when I turned twenty and now I’m 21 I’m taking up the challenge of becoming a fighter pilot and having my masters degree before I’m 27, enlisted in the Airforce and working my ass off to create a future where I call the shots. Got on self help a few years ago and started doing push-ups every morning when I wake up and can now do 50 push-ups a minute, stopped watching porn, bulked up from 150lb to 190lb in two years, eating better, networking with pilots every day and seeing the man I want to be right in front of me and I couldn’t be happier. Thanks hamza for doing what you do, we needed you brother
I think 20s is the time to have fun but also work on yourself. I say party on the weekend but during the week stay focused and work on your self, theirs always time for fun even when you’re busy on building yourself up. 30s is the time to have fun after you’ve built yourself up, and your 40s and 50s is the time to raise a family.
I’m 13 and I’m getting stronger mentally and physically thanks to you 🙏🏻
There's no point in wasting time feeling bad about past mistakes, although I wish I had started my self-improvement journey at 20, I started at 25. I quit college at 24 and had to move back in with my parents twice after failing multiple business ideas because I acted like a Jeffrey. I'm now 27 and finally starting to feel the effects of nofap, staying off social media, reading books and meditating. They have skyrocketed my growth, confidence and healed my depression of thinking I was always going to be a failure. Even though I struggled with adhd and drug abuse, I'm finally becoming the man I'm destined to be. Hamza, you have my respect and the appreciation of a student about to start his dream life. I hope all of us men have the capacity to ignite this fire
I APPROVE/AGREE SO MUCH HAMZA! (Here comes my story about going into adulthood, sorry for bad english)
When i were 15-16 i surrounded myself with friends who were older than me, they were all 21-23 year olds.
But now i'm 19 and understand that they were so stupid when they were my age, they complain about money and i as business owner (started when i was 13) and i gave some of them some money to make them happy, because i thought they really didn't have any money, but they all just used it to go on vacation/holiday.. Only to find out that one of them actually had a map of every place they have been on holiday put up on a wall in their apartment.
I should probably tell u that i have only been on vacation once when i was a kid as 7 years old, even tho i literally worked night and day, no parties, no fun, because i thought it was time taking..
I am now much more successful than all of them, and surround myself with maximum 1 friend, and rest is family.
And now i talk to my parents everyday about going to live in a nice country, with beaches, palm trees and such when i am 21.
I love my life! 🤩
What kind of bussiness do you own? and how did you manage to start at 13?
Just curious. It really suprises me that you say you started at 13.
@@neburarerreh4958 Sorry, wrong explained, bad at english.
I started learning code when i was 12-13, and then i started my business at 16 with my older brother which was software and app development. We then sold the company and now i'm back at it again.
@@adely_media Ah I see. That's nice.
@@adely_media No way! I am learning to code at 13 right now. And I plan to start a business(Worth 10,000 per month) at 15-16
Making a balance between having fun and making progress is the most important aspect in 20s
I feel lucky for having hamza as a guide on the age of 17
You maybe the only father i can ever know
" Ask a man of experience and never ask a wise man " - Arabic proverb
what does it mean
When Hamza said don't watch anime that's where it really hits me. He's a strong man who's not afraid of people's criticism. I don't watch anime anymore and it feels good to see someone who doesn't as well. His statement really resonated with me. These anime guys are losers and it's only Hamza who has the balls to say that. Even Andrew Tate and 1stman don't say anything about anime.
Hamza is a real one
They don't say anything probably because it is pretty much common knowledge only loosers watch that shit. You don't have to state the obvious.
I'm 18, thank you Hamza! This really gave me really good info on what I should improve on before I reach my 20s.. thank you again... really appreciate it my man
Be happy guys that you found this so Early im almost 27 and will now start with my journey
Hamza got me into self-improvement 2 months ago and my life has already changed dramatically. I've been going to the gym 5 or 6 times a week for about 6 weeks now, meditating twice a day, gratitude journaling every day, getting more consistent with nofap and I can feel myself commanding more respect from those around me, and staying calm in high pressure situations.
But it's not all plain-sailing, life gives you bumps in the road and there have been times when I've slipped back into bad habits, scrolling through youtube shorts, scrolling on instagram, not getting good sleep. That's when I come back to this video for motivation. I've watched this video 4 or 5 times and I love it. Thank you Hamza for giving us young men direction.
That’s awesome bro keep it up!
@Isaac White I appreciate it bro, wishing the best for you too!
I’m 18, bout to turn 19 in 2 days and this hits hard, I would give anything to go back to my 16 year old self and tell him to continue exercising and not stopping it after 4 months of being a monk in it.
Omg I need to get myself and my life in place.
I’m gonna work for my future self and building for me when I’ll be 20/21/22.
I’m gonna stumble upon this video / hamza’s channel a few years from now and be grateful that I started ❤
I turned 19 like literally less then a few months ago, I feel just like you man. This video hit so hard for me. But you know your right when we reach 20/21/22 we are gonna probably say the same thing if we don't start now.
I'm 19, about to be 20 in Jan.
I started my self improvement journey through fitness in 2019, so that makes me 16 when I started.
I've made a lot of progress. I've built upon with my mental health habits recently, with meditation, journalling, and gratitude journalling. I'm working on being more focused in my work, and actually accomplishing things every day.
The work I put in now will mean I hit my 20s running, meaning I will have a brighter future every day, and that I will have a beautiful wife and kids who will have a great husband and father respectively.
Financially, I am well off, and I'm glad for it, but I'll capitalise on that and do better than what I got, so my children can do the same.
Thank you, for the gift of a GOOD life.
I'm 16 and I have implemented all mediation, journalling and exercise. AND most importantly reading books that you - Hamza - have taught me. Mad Respect to you!
I already wasted my 20s I’ll be 28 in October. I spent my 20 saving a woman from being homeless and having 2 kids with her. All for her to hate me when she got a good job. Not saying I was perfect. But I had love for her. When I could I would do what I could for her and our family.
I’m 14 and I’m listening to Hamza, I hope a better future for me than anyone else around me
Turned 21 yesterday. Just finished uni. Exactly what I needed to see and to hear. Thank you once again Hamza
Prime time dude, stay disciplined, stay focused, you will succeed if you put the work in.
Hope you had a good birthday. I’m in same stage as you, 21 and just finished uni
let’s go bro. grind time baby
God Bless you!
I’m 18 and about to start uni!
Great advice. Started a UA-cam channel, and got to a 300lb bench. Thanks for ur motivation
23:00 exactly! I've been raised in a tiger family and everything my parents want me to do I must follow. Pushing their expectations and desires on me. I'm sick of it! I'm already working to distance myself from them
I'm 18 and i dont care how long it will take me but I must get my life right. Thanks hamza with your videos I have learnt how to meditate, and control my mental health, I can now focus more on important tasks its time to build my empire..
I am 17 and getting ready to conquer my 20s
I honestly feel like this man just replaced my entire brain in the last few weeks since i discovered him. And i think im not the only one here that cant find enough words to express their gratitude towards Hamza. We need more men like him in our daily lives, and Hamza is just helping us to become said men for other people. I just think it's overall amazing
I want to suceed im in my 20s and my goals are to
1 Learn how to drive
2 Teach other autistic people that they can do anything
3 work on myself and my mentality
What ive started doing since watching your videos
Using notes to write things down
Going to the gym more often
Reading (comic books)
Trying to ignore my jeffery friends but not avoiding them because i know i will not make new friends
Don't show your goals or else your more likely to not do them. You're not gonna get any motivation from here bro. Motivate yourself, you can do it
Awesome my bro! I love that ur helping our autistic brothers out! That's is very much needed! Because now ur not just improving ur own life, but helping others out as well!
Started going to the gym alone. Because I was never consistent enough to build muscle. My friends were the ones always pushing me to go to the gym . It was hard but now I am 1 week and 3 days in and I have something to feel good about my self.
Sorry if my English is bad...
Good fucking shit man 🔥
I turned 20 a week ago
I really needed this
I just realize I am the same age as Hamza when he began living his life to the fullest - 22. Honestly I have been wasting my life my youth not knowing anything to do, unmotivated, addicted to video games, etc. But I know what to do now. Exercise to get stronger, work more to get money, improve my mental health for a better life.
Started taking my self-improvement seriously, & I truly appreciate you & your message Hamza. Never had an ‘ideal’ masculine role-model to look up to or give me advice. I know the hard work will give me some foundation.
A few certain events made me re evaluate my choices and way of living, and I've been striving to improve myself in all the ways possible.
I'm glad I got into this and came across you Hamza, even if I'm 27.
Never too late to improve.
Thank you.
All you need in this life is a clear goal. The reason people end up mediocre
is a result of not defining the purpose of their existence.
Understand every path has hardships, and nothing good comes easy.
Also one person's definition of success is different than another's.
All the aspirations of men can be categorized into three divisions:
1. physical strength.
2. wealth
3. wisdom.
I chose 1 and 3 and succeeded. The involvement in these two diverted my
attention from making money. Honestly I could care less, when you leave this
world you will take none of that money with you, but wisdom and good deeds
you take to the next world.
I never cared enough to make youtube videos, but shout out to hamza
he is doing a great service.
@Don Secco
My story was I graduated college
Worked about 4 years, paid back all my debt, was worth zero.
And then realized my entire life
I was just a slave.
Then I became religious
I'm Jewish by the way,
And have spent my life over
Ten years on spiritual goals.
I would not trade what I have
To be Elon musk.
All these "successful"
People are simply agents
To bring in a one world evil
Government which is unraveling
Before your eyes if you haven't
Noticed. Call me lazy, you have been fooled . This world is almost completely run on lies and deception.
This is definitely one of the best videos i have ever seen
there’s a dude at my job who said that life is about finding yourself and he has no money,no muscle,no relationship with Jesus and his girlfriend is morbidity obese.
I’m turning 20 next month. Thank you Hamza
Good luck
I've been listening and watching this while playing a video game. I completely agree on what you said. That's kinda what I tell myself even though I procrastinate. Nobody will do it for me, but at least you can help us wake up
I'm 17 and this shit is life changing !!
✊️
I've joined the Gym Past week, because of You Hamza. Thanks Man ❤
I am on a self improvement journey since april 2022 and I am thankful and grateful for hamza. I really failed again and again in this journey but still fighting and standing strong everytime. Yes life is hard and hard times create STRONG MAN🗿🙌🏻
I’m 19, down on my mental health, energy, and confidence I turn 20 in a couple months. It’s time to get ready for the next 10 years of my life to achieve my goals and dreams and become the man I know I can be🙏🏾
Wish you well brother
You’ll be alright, now start pushing more💪🏼
Turned 28 a month ago. To everyone younger, same age, and older - remember this: it is easy to lose sight of where you started from. No matter how much good AND bad you have performed on your journey, remember that it was all part of the cycle and will continue to be even as you improve. All you have is the present moment and the only duty you need to address is how you use that present moment. God bless you all - we're ALL gonna make it .
Fuck yes mate, I needed this
You deserve all your success and you've done extremely well hats off. But I don't think you realise or account for the fact that everyone has unique challenges and what worked so well for you isn't going to work the same way for everybody else. Your advice is great but stop assuming that everyone who isn't on your level is stupid or lazy. For many of them this will be the case, but for many it won't you don't know what people have been through and what they face. That being said I'm grateful for your channel I've learnt a lot from it.
Fair point, none of us are cut from the same cloth. Also what about those who are forever confined to wheel chairs, or those who need a white walking stick because they only see eternal darkness....very different struggles and everything takes longer for disabled people or for those who have certain comorbidities that can't be ameliorated with meds, interesting how he doesn't discuss those types of people though. Not trying to sound like a 'hater', but this fella should get off his sanctimonial high horse a little; talking down to everyone kinda looks weak after a while. Youth is wasted on the young.
@@stuntboy298 I think hamza is usually referring to "capable" people who waste their time.
@@rockoyhead Good point. His messages are somewhat narrow and he is still very young, Life hits us all in very different ways whether we think we are on top or not; completely unavoidable, but he'll get that memo one day. Life humbles us all sooner or later (assuming we live to continue to tell our tale lol).
@@stuntboy298
I just find his advice to lack the basic understanding that not everyone is like him. What i do find him being the most wrong for in this video is definetly the whole "everyone around me is a loser" rant which is...quite honestly a pretty fucking retarded thing to say lol.
who is he to decide who is a loser or not? Sure there's a lot of cases where you can clearly tell they are a loser in life, but majority of people on this planet just simply live and enjoy their life for what it is. Seriously why is it so hard for every redpill youtuber to understand that not every person on this planet dreams BIG, wants to be a millionare or have this luxurious lifestyle with hot 10/10 women around them? There's a FUCKTON of people that just enjoy their simple life of a decent job, a hobby or two and friends and loved ones to meet up with. Its their right to decide what kind of life will give them the most happiness. Not everyone wants to chase a carrot on a stick forever until they die.
Ultimately it all boils down to happiness. and no one knows how to achieve it for yourself more than...well yourself. No redpill youtuber is gonna give you the answer. Especially one that is so arrogant that he will call everyone 'haters" or losers just because they question his believes and dont agree with him. Which is basically like 80% of those redpill guys and its hilariously ironic that for all their "confidence" and self-esteem, they get pissy so easily over some random internet dude not agreeing with what they say. You can see this in this video how he's so caught up in himself in that rant that he doesnt even realize how pathetic he sounds right now saying those things. This is why you ALWAYS should question your believes and believes of people you look up to. Never blindly follow people like Hamza, it will only lead you down a pretty shitty path of neverending self-improvement and toxic mentality. Take his advice with grain of salt instead, and look at it objectively. There is some really good advice among those videos, but a lot of it is covered with this pathetic redpill jargon BS.
@@rockoyhead
My example is that i always knew what i wanted to do in life. I guess i am "special" in that way considering that 90% of my generation has no fucking clue what they are evne gonna do with their life right now. But i couldnt pursue it for the past 4 years due to some fucked up experiences in my life that destroyed me mentally and physically. Including school, death of one of my parental figures and of course the pandemic. I was in no shape to even begin to start doing anything again until fairly recently. No ammount of videos from arrogant redpill youtubers would have changed that.
So what? was i a complete "fucking loser" for 4 years due to circumstances that i had COMPLETELY no way of influencing? and no support from anyone around me? Its a miracle i havent commited suicide, thats how shit it was. I was through the shittiest times of my fucking life and i've only recently began recovering from it, And im supposed to be considered a loser by people like him despite that?
Well no. Because the truth is, life isnt as simple as these redpill youtubers make it out to be. It doesnt work that way. Everyone went or will go through their shittiest times and that doesnt make them losers because of it. A lot of people will not get up from it because they dont have the support they should have. So they end up living the way that mildly satisfies them. Some are content with their simple life, as i mentioned in my other comment. Its never as simple as they try to present it.
Im 14, just found your channel a few days ago. I am a loser without a doubt, i spend most of my time playing games and social media but ever since I found your channel I am trying to change myself I'm working out eating healthy and trying to be confident.
I’m 19, and turn 20 in September so this is the perfect time to start
As a 20 year old, this video is perfect for me. Thank you.
If your reading this I hope everything that you want to achieve in life comes to you ❤️
Great video, but there's one more important habit I would add to the list: Investing in your social life.
Since Covid I've been grinding a lot on my own working out, reading books, trying to cut instant gratification, all on my own.
So now that I've reached the point where my body looks good and my finances are stable, getting more social has become my top priority. I want to spend more time with my family, make new friends and deepen my existing friendships (with the right people). Great things can happen when you're alone, but they always feel better when you have people around that are close to you.
True. I have a college degree from mechanical engineering, decent job, working out, but I did not improve my social skills in my teens and early twenties and now I am an asocial who can't get girls, which really sucks and it isn't the best thing for mens mental health. I actually wish I partied more. I am 26 by the way.
@@ondrejhak8760 I'm an asocial engineer too and I wouldn't say partying is the solution. I had phases where I went out almost every weekend, but i found my circle actually getting more loose than tight. Getting drunk together isn't a very connecting thing to do.
So it's better to have sober quality time together. For me that means riding motorcycles together, playing stuff like volleyball or billard, hanging out at the lake, etc. You also meet new people from time to time automatically doing these activities, so no need to invest money and health into club entries and alcohol.
Just turned 20 and found ur channel yesterday after you were getting criticism online. I was into self improvement and exercising during lockdown times when I was 17/18 - gained some weight but stopped as I reached uni. I had an rough childhood and was scolded for things boys should do. My issue was I frequently indulged in looking at girls on social media and watching twerking videos which led to brain fog, anxiety and awkwardness around girls I found attractive. Thought about monetising my addiction and selling the content to other people but after watching your videos i deleted every vid and challenged my self to reduce social media intake and I’m now all in on self improvement. Switched my uni course to something that aligns with my purpose and now I’m gonna dedicate the rest of my life to it
Almost 22...and i wasted so much time and money in uni...i needed this, maybe now that i have a break, i can try to start grinding...
I feel this Chanel is moving in the right direction! I'm so proud of you hamza dont hold back its amazing your proud of yourself & at times ive held back in expressing not only how am improving but having to explain why i do the things i do to make myself better then others & im done such a waste of time its no suprise when you cant find a tribe of people who have a growth mindset your better off alone! I wish you nothing but peace, love & Serenity!
Damn, seeing all those young boys here really makes me happy. It’s so great that this message reaches young men. Stay strong and consistent and be always open to learn new things! I am 22 right now. I take this self improvement journey seriously for like 6 months now. Watch me grow. Watch me reach the top in research. I will be a professor. But not just an ordinary one. I will inspire others and put valuable stuff out into this world.
Lets do this.
How's it going? 2 months into my journey. I'm 26 and hoping I'm not too late to the party
So im gonna be a Personal Trainer soon, finally things moving in the right direction. I love the quote "Do the hard work, especially when you dont feel like it". Its kept me grounded and I hope it'll keep my clients grounded. I hope Hamza doesnt mind me using it in my PT Bio as my "tag line". Let all the success come, im ready for it!
Important points
1. Do I believe that I have total control over my future ?
2. Read book Millionaire Fastlane
3. Men are living life in female timeline
4. No rich people are putting their money in pension
5. Goal setting, longterm thinking
6. Nature of Improvement is DELAYED GRATIFICATION vs INSTANT GRATIFICATION
7. Never have instant gratification a habbit in life
8. You would have so much fun in delayed gratification
9. Set up osme fantastic habits that you will continue ofr rest of your life
10. Two more books The Compount Effect, The Slight Edge
I typed all this not to just get attention but these are so valuable that can't be over looked
Your video literally felt like I am reading a book. I resonate with you so much that I can't even express maybe because I have pakistani blood line aswell. ;)
I’m 21 and I’ve wasted a lot of my life already. I need to stop.