How to Manage Multiple Interests Part 1 | The Foundation
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
- Despite what people may say, YOU CAN become good in multiple areas and hobbies.
Many people belive you have to be lackluster if you have too many passions but that's not true.
It really comes down to removing barriers and valuing the time you have,
so I want you to focus on that aspect for now.
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It's difficult but extremely effective. Much like many things you'll find on my channel.
00:00 You can be REALLY good at multiple things. Don't believe otherwise.
04:20 Pros & Cons
05:14 Beginner Phase
09:39 Closing Thoughts / Self-Kindness / Kaizen
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I am going to be here in this journey vaughn, please don't disappoint! I am begging you. I need this to work.
I gotcha 👌, I’m a Big believer in leading by example. 🙏
This is the journey that I’m on. I’ve chosen the next 12 weeks to really embrace who I am with my multiple hobbies and interests and want / need to become amazing at language, memory, music and athletics
Awesome! it's definitely very difficult starting out, but like I said, overtime it's the most fulfilling thing you can do! Just be easy on yourself and you'll get there in due time.
Great video, Vaughn!
I've felt the same way - I don't want to just dabble in different hobbies, I want to be really good at each one of them. Seems like the general consensus is that you have to compromise and be mediocre in most things if you have multiple interests - really excited to see that there's someone out there who's proving that wrong, and excelling in multiple areas!
The concept of creating a character is really helpful. I feel like it's a good shorthand for the big picture of what you're trying to achieve, which makes it easier to stay on track. I also appreciate how you made it clear that the beginner phase will be really difficult, progress will be slow at first, and the rewarding part of this process probably won't happen until later. You're not trying to sell anyone on the idea, you're genuinely trying to help people who already click with it.
And above all, your calm, down-to-earth speaking style makes me feel like I'm chatting with a good friend. Looking forward to the rest of this series :)
Thanks Jade! That means a lot. I definitely want to stay as transparent as possible with the topics I bring up, so I’m glad it helps.
I notice that trend as well (forced to be mediocre if you like multiple things), which I disagree with, so I hope to shed more light on that to help others.
Thanks again!
This is quality content! Really appreciate your speech. Sending love from VN 🇻🇳
Thank you! Hope the series helps. 🙏 🇻🇳
man, thank you so much for this video, but mainly thank you for saying that anyone can do this. I really appreciate it and you gave me some sort of encouragement and motivation to really do the things that I want to do.
Hey I’m glad it helps! I don’t consider myself overly exceptional so I really believe anyone can do it with enough time and effort. 👌
Awesome, enjoyed greatly
Thank you 🙌
Great content brother. Really loved the video ❤
Thanks! Love the username btw Lol
This is a great video! I would like your opinion on how you balance rest throughout this process. I'm all for working hard but I'm curious on how you rest.
Appreciate it in advance.
Hey thank you! I’m actually a big supporter of complete rest. 6-8 hours a sleep per night, maybe more if my body is telling me so.
But I don’t think any quality work can come from a lack of rest.
Maybe a day or two at the most but overall rest should definitely be a priority.
Just make every hour count when you are awake 👌,
Hope that helps!
Appreciate the insight, and the examples you used really spoke to me. Thumbed up, keep the quality coming brother
Thank you 🙏, and I’m glad it helps! Means a lot.
Great content! Keep it up! 💪
Appreciate it! 💪
Thissss
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Very helpful content. Thank You so much for sharing!
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Hi Vaughn, I really appreciate your insight - this was a great video! I feel lucky to have stumbled upon your channel. Do you have any advice about being too self critical? What would you recommend to someone who is minimizing their own effort or achievements by attributing them to luck rather than merit? How do you "be on your own team" and cultivate a sense of self advocacy or support?
Thank you! And yes absolutely, I do want to make a video on this topic so I will probably prioritize it a bit more.
But I would say come to an understanding that everyone has advantages and disadvantages in life,
we all have them so just work your way up to understanding that, That is how we are all made.
As far as something actionable you can do now;
Whenever you complete/work on things for the day,
Write down areas that you improved on, even if it’s just small improvements.
This helps you see easier the things that aren’t just “given” to you in a sense.
Hope that helps! But this is a video I’ll probably make quite soon to explain more. 👌
@vaughngene Thank you so much! I appreciate your advice, and I'm hoping to see your channel gain more traction! :)
No problem! And thanks! It’s been fun so far just sharing what I know.
We’ll see how things go over the coming years.
Hey, I just posted a video that touches on this topic a bit and why it’s important.
I forget if my notifications are on for posts Lol, so I figured I’d come back to let you know.
@@vaughngene damn bro, I didnt see your comment until now. I’ll definitely take a look! I appreciate you following up on this, wasn’t expecting it haha
The only answer is don’t have kids 😅
I’d say double down on half your list for now, or just 1 or 2 things.
Then when you get more time someday,
you’ll be good at those to the point where you can do other things.
And those original items will only require upkeep (which isn’t as much time needed).
However I don’t have kids, so this is just me theory thinking Lol.
This is just what I did when I was in the military with consistent 10+ hour days.