When starting a game focus first on getting the muscle memory in. After you get that figure out why you keep dying or losing the game. Figure out what YOU can do to stop it from happening the next time. This goes along with growth mindset because if you learn more from getting a question wrong. You will remember the things you did wrong and know how to fix it. Just something to think about.
CrimsonForce 43 figure out what you can do to stop dying or losing THEN get down muscle memory as you are developing bad habits until you find out why.
i literally went from not being able to pass the first part on a osu level (that i already had passed) to being able to go to the most hard part of the map with Hard Rock on i've watched alot of videos on here on how to improve and im very sure i had the flow mode for that 2 minutes of my life and its day one cant wait till see waht happens
Honestly, I can't believe how little your views and subscribers are. These videos you make are so well put together and not just related for gaming, but life in general. Keep up the good work, I'm sure you'll gain more subscribers and higher viewer counts soon.
I'd love a discord server so much! Everybody could share tips for training and developing skill and everybody would help each other out. Plsss make it happen.
I read one of carol dweck’s books on mindset to help me get more out of school, as I am above grade level. The book was very detailed and provided good examples to help younger people like me to understand it. I recommend it not just for gaming but if you are a “fixed mindset” person and want to become a “growth mindset” person. It really helps if you are stuck thinking you cant do something, or think you can do something but you have that voice in the back of your head saying “no you can’t” or “you’re not good enough”. I hope you buy this book as it helped me a lot. (Written by a grade 8 student). Edit: If you read this book and go from fixed to growth I recommend giving it to any friends that you think might have a fixed mindset. It can be very frustrating to go from fixed to growth, and start putting tons of effort into something, in hope of improving, but then other people do call you a tryhard, and even though it doesn’t sound that bad it could be soul-crushing if you devote tons of time into something and then be knocked down by your own FRIENDS sometimes, and could be very unmotivating, and pressure you to give up.
I'm only 14 and I play everyday on the goal to becoming one of the best, you're channel just makes the journey more clear and inspires me to not give up and to do what I love. I appreciate you
this was extremely helpful, I have been struggling with this without knowing what to call it in every game I play and it totally makes sense how the environment were in would have subconsciously shaped that over time. I feel more confident to try again today with a new mindset, You really helped me avoid burning out
Really impressed with this video. I’m turning 29 years old soon and was wondering if it’s still worth putting time and energy into being extremely good at a game. Seems like it’s mind set and dedication that’s the most important. I’m also going to bring this attitude for my college classes.
Jackie Rocmon Ah, age is all but a number. There’s a book by Dr. Morse called, “The Detox Miracle” on how to perform complete cellular regeneration. Many say that some adults are too old to compete still but it all really depends on their lifestyle and diet.
I really love your channel and your videos. I think its just not about games and how to get better at it but it just help you to understand how to become succesfull at anything in life. Ty for your efforts mate.
this is actually really cool. personally i dont even know if i'm to one side or the other and find myself falling into both categories (sounds contradictory but im not sure how to actually phrase it). In hindsight, I have noticed that when i tend towards the growth mindset I have often found myself suddenly able to play a certain character etc significantly better than before; whereas, when i'm being more fixed the only improvements i see are small and generally more muscle-memory based than anything. I also find when i'm being more fixed i'm more likely to lose rank and as i start to tilt and play even worse after a failure.
TastiSoup Agree 100% whenever people judge my plays I always just blame it on others, but that may be why I'm stuck in my rank. Instead I shall understand what I did wrong. Will begin to do that now, real eye opener.
Dude I’m not even lying. This video literally changed my life. Thank you so much. 🙏 I quit smoking cigarettes on the 25th of this month and started working out that same day. I’ve been so much more happy/positive and energetic. I’ve been working on self-discipline and basically Living for fear instead of being trapped in it. Again thank you sir.
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What’s unfortunate is that the game that I play most of the time and am getting better very quickly isn’t even a competitive esport game and I really don’t want to change games
Ok so i understand more when i see streamers and pros including myself get as angry when they lose or make mistakes Because of their goal oriented mindset. I connect with this good job
another insanely well made video just watched it all the way through and the quality and tips you give us is incredible. Just like all you other videos :)
This subject always makes me emotional as somebody who was unfortunately raised into a fixed mindset. I am aware of the damage that has been done, but despite this, that mindset ironically makes me doubt if I can ever reverse it. Every game I have ever played where I could watch other players play around me, I have noticed that I always progress, improved, and grew at a slower rate to everyone else around me. That feeling of being "slow" . . . made me feel broken, in the bad way that I don't know if I can ever completely fix this . . . I do know that in one game in particular, however, I had enough of a headstart to overcome this, to the point where I started looking for challenges and even managed to win a convention tournament, just for sheer passion for the game itself. That game is Mario Kart 8 (Deluxe). Yes, I know, Mario Kart isn't "competitive," blah blah, but could you antis kindly shove it and let me have this? There's even a MK8D speedrunning community which I have recently joined, and while speedrunning is, as you can imagine, a completely foreign world for a person like me, it's just another excuse for me to play my favorite game of all time even more, and so I look forward to fully embracing it . . . though, presently, I'm currently working on more relatively casual single-player experiences like Octopath Traveler.
Thank You! When u were talkin about fixed mindset u were talkin about me So thank you finding out my problem And i wish u make a video about "Confidence and dealing under pressure" A huge thanks man❤
I'm somebody who's very prone to raging and getting upset. I sometimes get really disapointed im myself and feel like I should be performing much better than I'm doing at that time. I get so frustrated that I just want to quit, just so that I start over again the next day, after I calmed down. It feels like I'm stuck at my level and stand in my own way to improve. This video has helped me a lot, since I'm somebody who had a fixed mindset their whole life, so trying to change it in a single day is very challenging, but I'm trying my best. Bottom line is, thank you for making this video, even though it's kind of old and you probably won't see this comment, I wanted to voice my apreciation.
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eAthlete Labs thank you I have learned a lot from this video and I will become a pro gamer ,I’m not that good yet but I will be and achieve my full potential
People always say “you should adopt a growth mindset” but never explain it or say what it is indepth, like the studies down supporting it and the whole mastery oriented thing made me understand why so many people say to vod review
Fixed mindset pretty much 100% described the way I look at my gameplay and myself as well as my approach to new things especially in life. Never really thought about it, but now I'm understanding how this stuff is holding me back in general and will work on changing my mindset. Very helpful video!
123Suffering456 I agree I always blamed my self for being bad and thought I could never get any better and just hoped that instead I should play slow and hide all game (fortnite). But I just realised I was never really meant to camp or play slow. I practiced my building a lot more in playground after watching this. I also practiced my aim and I already see improvement in my gameplay. This video really helped me a lot.
thank you eAthlete labs for all of your videos i makes me belive that i can be a proficinal gamer i relly want to get sponsored by you guys but i dont have paypal but i will add your eAdvantage to my sponsors video for gamers towmorow so stay tuned to see your eAdvantage in action
I Bought E Advantage, dropped to p1 then got D4 3 days later! it makes me feel less mad when I lose and I feel that its actually working :) ty eAthlete labs
I am gonna try this Will be back in 2 weeks 2 weeks in I have improved in everything like school and games thx for everything u just made my life better
I know I can be good at whatever game I’m playing and I practice daily to improve but I think this video is gonna help me fix whatever is keeping me from improving at a consistent rate
If anyone is curious in trying the eAdvantage let me give my insight as a consumer. I tried the stuff and it seemed to be a placebo *at first* because if you look at the ingredients it is just vitamins, caffeine, L-Theanine and the ginkgo biloba plant. More on that in a moment. To begin, I personally don't drink coffee that much so the serving amount of caffeine (200mg or over 2 times the amount of caffeine as a cup of coffee) was pretty overbearing for myself. However, after I got used to the caffeine, I realized I started experiencing the effects of caffeine that some avid coffee drinkers feel; I became very irritable. I didn't think anything of it until it I researched the effects of caffeine and it's potential impact on the human psyche. Following stopping taking eAdvantage, my irritability subsided. *However,* I will say that besides the effects of the caffeine, I felt very engaged and focused while gaming and doing other things during my days using the substance. I will be taking half-dosage of eAdvantage to see if the effects of caffeine intolerance subside as the full dosage was too much for myself. If an alternate batch is created with the caffeine absent, I will be more than willing to purchase as the other ingredients seemed to help me tune in and focus on my game a lot more. In conclusion, to those tolerant to caffeine, this stuff will be a great aid in not only gaming but doing your day to day activities. If you don't drink much coffee or know that caffeine makes you jittery or sparks your anxiety as it did for myself, it will probably hinder you more than it will help you. To add- *The placebo feeling I felt on the first day was due to my mind being very engaged already due to a good night's sleep and meditation.* The stuff actually works and helped a lot on the days following. Give the stuff a try if you're used to caffeine as I think it will help you improve and focus to improve your game and climb the ranks.
As a tip, I think you would be a fan of one capsule per day. That is usually the best starting dosage, especially if you're not used to caffeine. I would love to hear a follow up review as you get to test it out more :)
I’m naturally good at shooting (in real life) but I still have a growth mindset because I got better even after I first shot. On my first shot of a 9mm I got a bulls eye from 7yards.
During my early teenagehood, i always thought i was the worst person on the earth, just because i was bad at certain things and lacked certain qualities. Looking at myself now, it seems that i have actually become worse than i was ever before... As if this mindset about myself had engraved in me as the master goal... And my subconscious is making it happen over time... And this affected my gaming performance as well as real life interactions.... And now, i feel like i can't escape from the reality o have created for myself. Which in turn, became the reality..... One of the qualities that jad become worse was my thinking abilities... I used to think that i can't think properly in some cases, but now i see that sometimes, i can't even think of simple things now..... And now i want help, but i dunno where to look for help, i can't pinpoint the real problem....
I’ve been wondering over the last weeks since I left my side of Competitive Gaming, I kept thinking: “What is it that these players have that I don’t?” - I could’ve used it if I had that they do have at the time. Which is why instead - I realized Competitive Gaming isn’t meant to be, but maybe Art is. When I draw, I feel more focused and more alive. Versus going Competitive - the same things still happen. I also believe I was fed Contradictions, to now I’m not sure if I should believe their words and tips, or if they’re all lies. Because, I took them, and it’s not working. Plus, I thought, if they want my Rank Points… they gotta Earn Them over my dead body (I’m not “Giving Away” my Points to them). So, which is why I stopped playing Ranked for months - the Damn Meta, and Smurfs roaming around… I just want to know: “What is it that these players have that I don’t?” - it’s something, that’s for sure… but, “What is it???”
I’d cry and die inside if u stopped making these amazing videos PLEASE KEEP GOING EVEN IF U HAVE KIND OF KIND OF SMALL SUB COUNT THX FOR THESE VIDS MAN LOVE FROM ECUADOR
7:34 as i saw this position i tried it out and its much more comfortable and i can concentrate more on aiming and its actuallly better, thanks for showing me that
I have just found your channel and i have already learned so many helpful and motivating things to become a better player and better person in general, thank you so much for your time and effort you put in to these videos i really love every single one of your videos
I’m gonna be 21 next month and I feel like elementary/middle/high school tend to develope and ingrain the fixed mindset into kids. Honestly. When you were explaining being good at math and bad at basketball that’s all I thought about. School just ingraining that mindset into kids. And every now and then they say oh hey the good enough will be able to go to college essentially
The problem is no matter how hard i try i care about wining and thus hate losing. I can tell myself i need to play to improve not worry about winning or losing but after 3 losses in a row i cant maintain that idea i get too mad
I feel like I watched this video on a different account when I was younger and just didn’t understand what you were really talking about and probably gave it a dislike but not this time around man. Amazing advice I’ll definitely be sticking around
This was really helpful i normally have a fixed mindset but this video made me see that it is a mistake so i am gonna do my best to tell myself that you are not born great in something you create greatness in something and whoever reads this comment i pray that if you have a fixed mindset you will find the strength to change AMEN
Hello! I love your videos a lot and I always watch them but I've noticed that in most of them you mention studies. Just as a tip, I recommend adding links to your sources. Keep it up you're really underrated :)
I like this video because it helped me find ways to get better at gaming. For me improving my skills were very hard since I was always told by other players to delete a game because of my skills.
Shane Doherty great to hear that it’s promoting you to play! but don’t let a loss or bad game ruin your motivation . View it as a fun experience, the skill will come along as you develop game knowledge.
I like this, I'll use this. It's hard to improve or recover from having a fixed mindset because you're so tilted. I been a fan of league for a long time and getting into fortnite. It's hard to be insanely good at those games because it's all game knowledge and decision making.
These help a lot. I would personally like to thank you for this channel and content. I personally wish to go pro but do not know where to start since I’m a console player who loves pc dominate games (R6,Overwatch,Fortnite) I’d like a video that helps us figure where to start when wanting to go pro.Right now I plan on getting a scholarship to a college in esports but that’s just a goal
I have this really bad mindset of downloading my replays of only my wins to try bolster my ego and not watching my losses to try learn where I went wrong. It's very hard to break out of
Things to take away: don't have a fixed mindset where you think your abilities are dependent on your talents, instead have a growth mindset where you think you can improve Commentator's note: i was subject to fixed mindset for a long time even today. Today i was like "i am playing so bad today, if i keep it up like this i will hit rock bottom in pool play" but it turns out i was too winning oriented at that time, instead i not get worried about losing or winning(like i used to do for a long time) and try to learn from past experiences
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i have a fixed mindset, but i'm always challenging myself...challenges are fun, but i know ahead of time i'll never be a top finisher tho.
And I’m stumped, not only by Rank in the game i play, but also trying to understand the concept of Mindset. Where I have it in thought (to be the next known X Rank Player), but in the Phase of “Action”… Its not happening. And when I lose, I get the feeling of not only defeat, or its just me being a type of weapon player overall, but also the feeling that the Ranking System is RIGGED.
I now have my first capsure card so I can now finally show off my pro gaming skills to the world but I need a cpu for that so right now all only need to record my game play when he's there with his computer but it's exciting that I will finally get to show of my skills from home
When starting a game focus first on getting the muscle memory in. After you get that figure out why you keep dying or losing the game. Figure out what YOU can do to stop it from happening the next time. This goes along with growth mindset because if you learn more from getting a question wrong. You will remember the things you did wrong and know how to fix it. Just something to think about.
CrimsonForce 43 figure out what you can do to stop dying or losing THEN get down muscle memory as you are developing bad habits until you find out why.
You know that the video was not about the "in-game" performance, but about your whole life style, don't you? ;)
Indeed
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I will now put on my headphones go to training mode and practice overwatch to reach to top 500 one day
Edit : I lost 3 games in a row
I m kidding
@@imback2killu328 lies
Imback 2killu 😂
Lose=Improve
3 learning bursts. But yea😂
This is actually helpful af
@Zmachine6 lol
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i literally went from not being able to pass the first part on a osu level (that i already had passed) to being able to go to the most hard part of the map with Hard Rock on i've watched alot of videos on here on how to improve and im very sure i had the flow mode for that 2 minutes of my life and its day one cant wait till see waht happens
For sure
Honestly, I can't believe how little your views and subscribers are. These videos you make are so well put together and not just related for gaming, but life in general. Keep up the good work, I'm sure you'll gain more subscribers and higher viewer counts soon.
Forgotten thank you brother!
I'd love a discord server so much! Everybody could share tips for training and developing skill and everybody would help each other out. Plsss make it happen.
Plz
@Rutsmy where?
How about we make one
Alex 20MILLIONS Did this discoed ever happen?
Make a reddit channel!!!
Props to those that recognised the G2 Rocket League Team
EUnity I’m glad to see Rocket League’s notoriety growing. I went to a bar yesterday, and it was insane to see the Universal Open on the big screen.
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I read one of carol dweck’s books on mindset to help me get more out of school, as I am above grade level. The book was very detailed and provided good examples to help younger people like me to understand it. I recommend it not just for gaming but if you are a “fixed mindset” person and want to become a “growth mindset” person. It really helps if you are stuck thinking you cant do something, or think you can do something but you have that voice in the back of your head saying “no you can’t” or “you’re not good enough”. I hope you buy this book as it helped me a lot. (Written by a grade 8 student).
Edit: If you read this book and go from fixed to growth I recommend giving it to any friends that you think might have a fixed mindset. It can be very frustrating to go from fixed to growth, and start putting tons of effort into something, in hope of improving, but then other people do call you a tryhard, and even though it doesn’t sound that bad it could be soul-crushing if you devote tons of time into something and then be knocked down by your own FRIENDS sometimes, and could be very unmotivating, and pressure you to give up.
Why doesn't this guy make more videos, I really love watching them
Thatweirdpotato more coming your way sir 🙌
Hitting a plateau is exactly why I'm here, 10/10.
I'm only 14 and I play everyday on the goal to becoming one of the best, you're channel just makes the journey more clear and inspires me to not give up and to do what I love. I appreciate you
Good luck on ur journey
Same
Exactly same
Keep grinding bro
@seema khan is what you would say
seema khan lol same. What rank are you at?
Add me:
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this was extremely helpful, I have been struggling with this without knowing what to call it in every game I play and it totally makes sense how the environment were in would have subconsciously shaped that over time. I feel more confident to try again today with a new mindset, You really helped me avoid burning out
Love that I can help! Keep honing that mindset. It will help a ton in the long-run.
Really impressed with this video. I’m turning 29 years old soon and was wondering if it’s still worth putting time and energy into being extremely good at a game. Seems like it’s mind set and dedication that’s the most important. I’m also going to bring this attitude for my college classes.
Jackie Rocmon Ah, age is all but a number. There’s a book by Dr. Morse called, “The Detox Miracle” on how to perform complete cellular regeneration. Many say that some adults are too old to compete still but it all really depends on their lifestyle and diet.
1.25 spd if you want to hear him speak at a faster rate.
That is generally what happens she speed up a video.
thanks!!
I really love your channel and your videos. I think its just not about games and how to get better at it but it just help you to understand how to become succesfull at anything in life. Ty for your efforts mate.
this is actually really cool. personally i dont even know if i'm to one side or the other and find myself falling into both categories (sounds contradictory but im not sure how to actually phrase it). In hindsight, I have noticed that when i tend towards the growth mindset I have often found myself suddenly able to play a certain character etc significantly better than before; whereas, when i'm being more fixed the only improvements i see are small and generally more muscle-memory based than anything. I also find when i'm being more fixed i'm more likely to lose rank and as i start to tilt and play even worse after a failure.
TastiSoup same
TastiSoup Agree 100% whenever people judge my plays I always just blame it on others, but that may be why I'm stuck in my rank. Instead I shall understand what I did wrong. Will begin to do that now, real eye opener.
Dude I’m not even lying. This video literally changed my life. Thank you so much. 🙏 I quit smoking cigarettes on the 25th of this month and started working out that same day. I’ve been so much more happy/positive and energetic. I’ve been working on self-discipline and basically Living for fear instead of being trapped in it. Again thank you sir.
*NEW UPDATE:* After years of research and development we've finally created an esports course and coaching plan for serious players who want to improve their skills faster and reach a higher level of performance. If that sounds like you, then you can learn more about it here: eathletelabs.com/esports-elite/
Don't forget to *turn notifications* on if you want to keep improving with every video we release!
We recently compiled some of our MUST WATCH videos for those who are serious about improving, I recommend checking out the playlist here: ua-cam.com/video/pBeKJyjAQrs/v-deo.html
Discord server: discord.gg/bFSuFXa
What’s unfortunate is that the game that I play most of the time and am getting better very quickly isn’t even a competitive esport game and I really don’t want to change games
This channel deserve more than a Billion subs
Thx for sponsoring our clan :)
Community are really happy about it
This is how I became one of the best carpentry worker's ,just staying positive and willing to be teachable open mind. It's life.
Ok so i understand more when i see streamers and pros including myself get as angry when they lose or make mistakes Because of their goal oriented mindset. I connect with this good job
another insanely well made video just watched it all the way through and the quality and tips you give us is incredible. Just like all you other videos :)
"every year thousands of competitive gamers attend events"
covid-19: nah
I find it crazy that this guy takes his time to deeply research information for us! Its really awesome, Thank you! Its very interesting! 👍🏼
So basically be confident and learn from your mistakes
Those are pretty much the 2 main points you need to succeed in life regardless of what area you are in
most underrated channel in universe keep up
This subject always makes me emotional as somebody who was unfortunately raised into a fixed mindset. I am aware of the damage that has been done, but despite this, that mindset ironically makes me doubt if I can ever reverse it. Every game I have ever played where I could watch other players play around me, I have noticed that I always progress, improved, and grew at a slower rate to everyone else around me. That feeling of being "slow" . . . made me feel broken, in the bad way that I don't know if I can ever completely fix this . . .
I do know that in one game in particular, however, I had enough of a headstart to overcome this, to the point where I started looking for challenges and even managed to win a convention tournament, just for sheer passion for the game itself. That game is Mario Kart 8 (Deluxe). Yes, I know, Mario Kart isn't "competitive," blah blah, but could you antis kindly shove it and let me have this? There's even a MK8D speedrunning community which I have recently joined, and while speedrunning is, as you can imagine, a completely foreign world for a person like me, it's just another excuse for me to play my favorite game of all time even more, and so I look forward to fully embracing it . . . though, presently, I'm currently working on more relatively casual single-player experiences like Octopath Traveler.
Dude thank you. You made me a better person and now I am apart of a ESports team. I owe you everything in the world
What team?
Love hearing this into the gaming community. As a teacher, I keep this in mind as a lifelong learner and teacher everyday!
Be positive,brave and challenging this make you to get growth
Love it, and agreed!
Thats me @ 0:58
That’s awesome man ! Glad you’re here repping r6!
Achieved Tv i lost my hope in r6 but i still cant stop playing it and i want to get competitive atleast if not pro
A lot of blood, sweat and tears. But if it's something you really wanna go get it.
Achieved Tv ur the second closest to the camera right?
@@micahhurley4146 yes, you can see his name (you probably already saw)
Thank You!
When u were talkin about fixed mindset u were talkin about me
So thank you finding out my problem
And i wish u make a video about "Confidence and dealing under pressure"
A huge thanks man❤
tbh i dont look at your videos for video games anymore because this information helps me so much in life
I'm somebody who's very prone to raging and getting upset. I sometimes get really disapointed im myself and feel like I should be performing much better than I'm doing at that time.
I get so frustrated that I just want to quit, just so that I start over again the next day, after I calmed down. It feels like I'm stuck at my level and stand in my own way to improve.
This video has helped me a lot, since I'm somebody who had a fixed mindset their whole life, so trying to change it in a single day is very challenging, but I'm trying my best.
Bottom line is, thank you for making this video, even though it's kind of old and you probably won't see this comment, I wanted to voice my apreciation.
Instead of raging look at why you died or lost there’s a 90+% chance it was your fault, then improve on that and you will get better
Hope you guys absolutely love this video!
If you want to explore the topic of Growth Mindset even further, check out the book, Mindset by Carol Dweck: amzn.to/2LMB8g2
And to learn more about eAthlete Labs and see some of the stuff we're working on, check us out at: eathletelabs.com
p.s. eAthlete merch coming soon!
more pls
Did someone say... more?! You got it boss!
eAthlete Labs I'll hold you to it xD :P
eAthlete Labs thank you I have learned a lot from this video and I will become a pro gamer ,I’m not that good yet but I will be and achieve my full potential
eAthlete Labs still waiting 😅👀
“Attitude determines your altitude”
People always say “you should adopt a growth mindset” but never explain it or say what it is indepth, like the studies down supporting it and the whole mastery oriented thing made me understand why so many people say to vod review
Fixed mindset pretty much 100% described the way I look at my gameplay and myself as well as my approach to new things especially in life. Never really thought about it, but now I'm understanding how this stuff is holding me back in general and will work on changing my mindset. Very helpful video!
123Suffering456 I agree I always blamed my self for being bad and thought I could never get any better and just hoped that instead I should play slow and hide all game (fortnite). But I just realised I was never really meant to camp or play slow. I practiced my building a lot more in playground after watching this. I also practiced my aim and I already see improvement in my gameplay. This video really helped me a lot.
thank you eAthlete labs for all of your videos i makes me belive that i can be a proficinal gamer i relly want to get sponsored by you guys but i dont have paypal but i will add your eAdvantage to my sponsors video for gamers towmorow so stay tuned to see your eAdvantage in action
I Bought E Advantage, dropped to p1 then got D4 3 days later! it makes me feel less mad when I lose and I feel that its actually working :) ty eAthlete labs
MoeZaic love to hear it man ! Keep grinding !
I am gonna try this Will be back in 2 weeks
2 weeks in
I have improved in everything like school and games thx for everything u just made my life better
I don’t understand how to have a growth mindset
I watch for your projection style and ez way to be the best... practice like the best and put in like 6-8yrs
Dope video brother, inspired me beyond gaming. I needed this.
Was waiting for it mate !
So underated, you are such an inspiring person
Me and u should play
What game u play
I know I can be good at whatever game I’m playing and I practice daily to improve but I think this video is gonna help me fix whatever is keeping me from improving at a consistent rate
used this for music production and it still applies. tysm for the video
Forget what he is saying about gaming. This is in all areas about life! Amazing video!
Dude I definitely have fixed mindset right now. I really am gonna try to change and implement this in every aspect of my life
I love this channel ❤️
Its a bunch of nonsense.
@@XcomegaXz but it movivates me so im bout to watch
If anyone is curious in trying the eAdvantage let me give my insight as a consumer. I tried the stuff and it seemed to be a placebo *at first* because if you look at the ingredients it is just vitamins, caffeine, L-Theanine and the ginkgo biloba plant. More on that in a moment. To begin, I personally don't drink coffee that much so the serving amount of caffeine (200mg or over 2 times the amount of caffeine as a cup of coffee) was pretty overbearing for myself. However, after I got used to the caffeine, I realized I started experiencing the effects of caffeine that some avid coffee drinkers feel; I became very irritable. I didn't think anything of it until it I researched the effects of caffeine and it's potential impact on the human psyche. Following stopping taking eAdvantage, my irritability subsided. *However,* I will say that besides the effects of the caffeine, I felt very engaged and focused while gaming and doing other things during my days using the substance. I will be taking half-dosage of eAdvantage to see if the effects of caffeine intolerance subside as the full dosage was too much for myself. If an alternate batch is created with the caffeine absent, I will be more than willing to purchase as the other ingredients seemed to help me tune in and focus on my game a lot more. In conclusion, to those tolerant to caffeine, this stuff will be a great aid in not only gaming but doing your day to day activities. If you don't drink much coffee or know that caffeine makes you jittery or sparks your anxiety as it did for myself, it will probably hinder you more than it will help you. To add- *The placebo feeling I felt on the first day was due to my mind being very engaged already due to a good night's sleep and meditation.* The stuff actually works and helped a lot on the days following. Give the stuff a try if you're used to caffeine as I think it will help you improve and focus to improve your game and climb the ranks.
Thank you for the honest review!
As a tip, I think you would be a fan of one capsule per day. That is usually the best starting dosage, especially if you're not used to caffeine. I would love to hear a follow up review as you get to test it out more :)
Try caffeine pills and see if that’s all it is?
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"Hundreds if not thousands of hours" meanwhile most CS pros have average 7-10k hours
Most of the high lvl players have 6000+ hours in csgo
Reality - Finnish UA-camr! But in cs the game counts minutes and hours just to be afk in the menus
SideOfSalt well they wud at least be ingame for about 5k++ hours at least
Most of them played at least a few thousand hours of cs 1.6 as well
6:27 to 6:40 absolutely perfect examples right there. I really like math and hate basketball, so I can really relate to this
I’m naturally good at shooting (in real life) but I still have a growth mindset because I got better even after I first shot. On my first shot of a 9mm I got a bulls eye from 7yards.
During my early teenagehood, i always thought i was the worst person on the earth, just because i was bad at certain things and lacked certain qualities. Looking at myself now, it seems that i have actually become worse than i was ever before... As if this mindset about myself had engraved in me as the master goal... And my subconscious is making it happen over time... And this affected my gaming performance as well as real life interactions.... And now, i feel like i can't escape from the reality o have created for myself. Which in turn, became the reality..... One of the qualities that jad become worse was my thinking abilities... I used to think that i can't think properly in some cases, but now i see that sometimes, i can't even think of simple things now..... And now i want help, but i dunno where to look for help, i can't pinpoint the real problem....
Looking back, i think a part of the cause is an mental issue(but what kind of mental issue? And how to cure it?)
I’ve been wondering over the last weeks since I left my side of Competitive Gaming, I kept thinking: “What is it that these players have that I don’t?” - I could’ve used it if I had that they do have at the time.
Which is why instead - I realized Competitive Gaming isn’t meant to be, but maybe Art is. When I draw, I feel more focused and more alive. Versus going Competitive - the same things still happen. I also believe I was fed Contradictions, to now I’m not sure if I should believe their words and tips, or if they’re all lies. Because, I took them, and it’s not working. Plus, I thought, if they want my Rank Points… they gotta Earn Them over my dead body (I’m not “Giving Away” my Points to them). So, which is why I stopped playing Ranked for months - the Damn Meta, and Smurfs roaming around… I just want to know: “What is it that these players have that I don’t?” - it’s something, that’s for sure… but, “What is it???”
I’d cry and die inside if u stopped making these amazing videos PLEASE KEEP GOING EVEN IF U HAVE KIND OF KIND OF SMALL SUB COUNT THX FOR THESE VIDS MAN LOVE FROM ECUADOR
Really good video. Keep the great work up! Love your channel :)
So this 100% a thing I've experienced it while running, and doing training competitions in the Army
7:34 as i saw this position i tried it out and its much more comfortable and i can concentrate more on aiming and its actuallly better, thanks for showing me that
I have just found your channel and i have already learned so many helpful and motivating things to become a better player and better person in general, thank you so much for your time and effort you put in to these videos i really love every single one of your videos
Thank you for this. Keep up the good work in inspiring people like me in these very educated videos
This channel is really good, you should definitely have more subscribers
I’m gonna be 21 next month and I feel like elementary/middle/high school tend to develope and ingrain the fixed mindset into kids. Honestly. When you were explaining being good at math and bad at basketball that’s all I thought about. School just ingraining that mindset into kids. And every now and then they say oh hey the good enough will be able to go to college essentially
This channel needs more subs
The problem is no matter how hard i try i care about wining and thus hate losing. I can tell myself i need to play to improve not worry about winning or losing but after 3 losses in a row i cant maintain that idea i get too mad
Great storytelling, great content bud. Keep going!!!
I’m mixed with fixed and growth mindset
still super helpful 2 years later
i was contemplating suicide but this somehow helped, Idk why, but it did.
Yo where’s your 1 million subs at? You deserve it
Love from America (new York)
Like 15 awesome videos in a row!!keep up the good work
I feel like I watched this video on a different account when I was younger and just didn’t understand what you were really talking about and probably gave it a dislike but not this time around man. Amazing advice I’ll definitely be sticking around
I play league of legends and you help me to become better at the game im now in plat because of you
This was really helpful i normally have a fixed mindset but this video made me see that it is a mistake so i am gonna do my best to tell myself that you are not born great in something you create greatness in something and whoever reads this comment i pray that if you have a fixed mindset you will find the strength to change AMEN
Hello! I love your videos a lot and I always watch them but I've noticed that in most of them you mention studies. Just as a tip, I recommend adding links to your sources. Keep it up you're really underrated :)
I like this video because it helped me find ways to get better at gaming. For me improving my skills were very hard since I was always told by other players to delete a game because of my skills.
Your videos always get me hyped then I go play and fail
Shane Doherty great to hear that it’s promoting you to play! but don’t let a loss or bad game ruin your motivation . View it as a fun experience, the skill will come along as you develop game knowledge.
eAthlete Labs thank you
I like this, I'll use this. It's hard to improve or recover from having a fixed mindset because you're so tilted. I been a fan of league for a long time and getting into fortnite. It's hard to be insanely good at those games because it's all game knowledge and decision making.
These help a lot. I would personally like to thank you for this channel and content. I personally wish to go pro but do not know where to start since I’m a console player who loves pc dominate games (R6,Overwatch,Fortnite) I’d like a video that helps us figure where to start when wanting to go pro.Right now I plan on getting a scholarship to a college in esports but that’s just a goal
I have this really bad mindset of downloading my replays of only my wins to try bolster my ego and not watching my losses to try learn where I went wrong.
It's very hard to break out of
I use this for solo games mostly to improve faster. wicked vid. also helped me a bit in online
Effect my respect is out for you my boy
Things to take away: don't have a fixed mindset where you think your abilities are dependent on your talents, instead have a growth mindset where you think you can improve
Commentator's note: i was subject to fixed mindset for a long time even today. Today i was like "i am playing so bad today, if i keep it up like this i will hit rock bottom in pool play" but it turns out i was too winning oriented at that time, instead i not get worried about losing or winning(like i used to do for a long time) and try to learn from past experiences
i have a fixed mindset, but i'm always challenging myself...challenges are fun, but i know ahead of time i'll never be a top finisher tho.
dang i have some seriously ingrained fixed mindset and i dont know if i can stop my negativity
And I’m stumped, not only by Rank in the game i play, but also trying to understand the concept of Mindset. Where I have it in thought (to be the next known X Rank Player), but in the Phase of “Action”… Its not happening. And when I lose, I get the feeling of not only defeat, or its just me being a type of weapon player overall, but also the feeling that the Ranking System is RIGGED.
That was a great video... keep up the good work man ✔️
All of his videos is really good
Hundreds if not thousands of hours? Really just thousands of hours. Hundreds is a understatement.
Thinking about using this for school
Amazing as always
Insane video dude! Continue pls. I'm making my way through the goal of beeing a pro. Can you bring more stuff like these? I'd apreciatte. And thanks!
I was the 20,000 sub!!! No joke
God bless your soul.
I now have my first capsure card so I can now finally show off my pro gaming skills to the world but I need a cpu for that so right now all only need to record my game play when he's there with his computer but it's exciting that I will finally get to show of my skills from home
there's also mobile competitive gaming?
Such a good channel
These videos are GOLD NUGGETS watch em!
I have a fixed one but at least i can go to growth mindset with the flow mode