Paying The Price…Passively

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  • A lot of time of the difficulties, or the things that we miss in life are things that are the result of our actions, but we never even know about it. And so the cost is not something that we have that we end up losing, but something that we have never had, and now we will never get. And we won’t even know it.
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  • @albert9994
    @albert9994 Рік тому +715

    Take your time and don't feel the need to rush out videos, we appreciate the effort you put into these

  • @user-db1lb2xv5v
    @user-db1lb2xv5v Рік тому +533

    How do you always come through with a video that talks about exactly what I'm going through exactly when I need it

    • @bb-wh7eu
      @bb-wh7eu Рік тому +23

      every single time. bless this man

    • @hanjaeyoon906
      @hanjaeyoon906 Рік тому +25

      Yes, and I am on the opposite side of the earth and I find his teachings incredibly profound and honest. I am so grateful that I could find his videos on UA-cam. I am becoming a better man.

    • @stephaniehenry6674
      @stephaniehenry6674 Рік тому +2

      Yep.

    • @prosper9510
      @prosper9510 Рік тому +6

      These are the things all of us humans go through and can relate to one another with. God bless

    • @N1DM
      @N1DM Рік тому +1

      This was me with the “You Messed Up” video.

  • @MrStone-ye7ch
    @MrStone-ye7ch Рік тому +100

    It’s crazy how much you will get in life from being a pleasant person.
    Remember the saying. What you put into life is what you get out.
    Be a pleasant person and pleasantries will come to you.

    • @Huelogy
      @Huelogy Рік тому +21

      Yeah like cancer and your family abondoning you.. Life isn't a fairytale.

    • @desertrat4532
      @desertrat4532 Рік тому

      Pleasant, today is seen as weakness and stupidity. Synonymous with kindness. Tats the same people pushing pedo lifestyles in schools and shooting up neighborhoods. In this world today, you keep your word, you're seen as a chump and used accordingly.
      The reason this man's channel has exploded is because he's the exact opposite of this country. As for the employer that got rid of him for being g competent, that has been the norm since the 90's and the nation shows it. From. It's churches and corporations to the military and hospitals.

    • @CrudDeposit
      @CrudDeposit Рік тому +28

      Sadly, no. It’s not that way. People have treated me like trash, use me for work, humiliated me, and all the works. Still happens.
      Pleasantries don’t come to you if you are a good, kind person. Pleasantries come from other people being a good and kind.
      I know from experience, and good kind people are rare, very very rare.
      However, being a good person despite horrible people and horrible situations shows resolution. And from experience, staying resolute like this is very very difficult.

    • @jaimhaas5170
      @jaimhaas5170 Рік тому +3

      It really should work that way in theory. But as many of these comments point out it often doesn't happen that way in reality. Guess where most of us have to live?

    • @derBene
      @derBene Рік тому +5

      I think being a pleasent person to be around is something different from always saying yes to everything you are asked to do. It's the other way around: The people who treat you badly and unfair are losing YOU and what you could have done for them. If family or "friends" treat you unfair then be on the lookout for people who acknowledge your worth. All the best to you.

  • @historytales202
    @historytales202 Рік тому +73

    I wish every person had a father figure as wise as you in their personal lives

    • @elisasmith1609
      @elisasmith1609 7 місяців тому +1

      We do.. right here.. for those blessed enough to find Dewayne on UA-cam have a wise father figure/mentor/friend ❤️

  • @thatguygeo249
    @thatguygeo249 Рік тому +205

    Dewayne, your wisdom is unmatched. It is so profound yet so simple to grasp. You speak in a way that commands attention without seeming condescending. I thank you for using your platform to bless us all.

  • @MS-lg1bv
    @MS-lg1bv Рік тому +35

    Don’t be afraid to preach. The world is in great need of spiritual healing sir. Blessings to you and your family.🙏🏼🕊🌿

  • @MuleSkinnerWS
    @MuleSkinnerWS Рік тому +64

    Lukewarmness. Mediocrity. Settling for good enough. We short ourselves by default if we don't put our all in. Made perfect sense to me. My place shall never be "among those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat..." Thanks Dewayne.

    • @CastleHassall
      @CastleHassall Рік тому +3

      Even people who try really hard and do right can have bad outcomes, there are external factors that can screw up even the best efforts.. It's not all about simple cause and effect and effort, there's more to it than that..

    • @MuleSkinnerWS
      @MuleSkinnerWS Рік тому +4

      @Castle Hassall I understand the point you're raising, and I'm not trying to dismiss it. But I 100% disagree. On every path to success, there will be a road of trials. "...Whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs and comes up short again and again, because there is no effort without error or shortcoming, but who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, who spends himself in a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows, in the end, the triumph of high achievement, and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat.” That is road of trials. Do you hear it? There will be no achievement without struggle. It is not our fault which family we were born into, what life handed us, or what life didn't hand us. Life handed me childhood trauma and a predisposition for alcohol abuse. That's not my fault. But it is, however--- my responsibility. So, I went to therapy and rehab. I educated myself. I took responsibility for all of my life and all of my decisions. I'm now a very fulfilled and successful person. Don't quit on the road of trials. Keep going. If you're going through something tough right now, I'm rooting for you.

    • @randybackgammon890
      @randybackgammon890 Рік тому

      ​@@CastleHassall Totally totally agree.What about those who suffer dibilitating desease through no fault of their own(and please no glib platitudes about how we create are own luck etc.)Our efforts are only half the storey.Yes you increase your chances by putting in a good shift....but nothing is garanteed.And I speak as someone who goofed off and still did ok because I eventually got lucky! by accident of windfall.Had to capitalise on that luck for sure.But would be real dero now but for it.✌️

    • @MuleSkinnerWS
      @MuleSkinnerWS Рік тому +1

      @Randy Backgammon Both the circumstances and the outcome are irrelevant. The focus is on the effort. Are you doing the best with what you have? Are you doing your best in spite of what you don't have? If you can't run, then walk. If you can't walk, then crawl. But don't give up. Effort. Effort. Effort. Even when defeat is eminent. There is no guarantee of success. There never was. The point is, do not be defeated WITHOUT having made a valiant effort to the bitter end. Success AND defeat are both honorable outcomes. Notice how TR said "Cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat". The only thing I'm speaking against is the "good enough" attitude and a half assed effort. I hit rock bottom before I became successful. But even then, success wasn't guaranteed. Nor was I lucky. I just worked with what I had and didn't quit. And I'm still working. The rent is due daily.

    • @randybackgammon890
      @randybackgammon890 Рік тому

      @@MuleSkinnerWS Broadly agree with what you say bro.Particularly liked the bit about success not being guaranteed.Far more realistic than this manifestation thing where accordingly you only have to dream something hard enough for it to happen(which would of course lead to complete sosial collapse).The point I was trying to make was that conventional success,the kind that allows a 56 year old dude the time to smoke cigars ,drink coffee and delight in his large healthy family and(deserved)achievements is dependent on more than individual effort.Genetics,birth station, inherited talent and luck etc. all play a part and THAT part is unfair and undiserved.But I take your point about carrying on regardless because it seems to me the best any of us can do.✌️

  • @deletechannel13
    @deletechannel13 Рік тому +10

    I studied business in college, one of the valuable lessons I retained was an understanding of opportunity cost. The price you pay in missed opportunities.

  • @thecollective1584
    @thecollective1584 Рік тому +22

    "Life is a series of networks"...
    Preach it, Sir....
    The band I was in for my photo was the result of consistently being nice to a woman at a convenience store 14 years before this photo was taken. Through her, I joined her husband's band. Through it, I met. Through it, I met. Through it, I met. By having positive connections with everyone and still being able to hang out with everyone along the way, I ended up in a truly great band that was doing shows in an area that was 3 1/2 hour drive E2W and 2 1/2 hour drive N2S.
    It's all about the connections.

  • @natalliaf6387
    @natalliaf6387 Рік тому +14

    God forbid something happen to me, I've instructed my wife to have our young sons watch Dwayne's videos once they are older.

  • @shemusmcshane6219
    @shemusmcshane6219 Рік тому +6

    The simple fact that every comment on this feed is positive, supportive & encouraging is a testament to the quality of your content.. especially considering how toxic social media responses can be .. Bless You & Mama

  • @catachandevilfang
    @catachandevilfang 11 місяців тому +6

    You’ve helped me a lot sir. Got me through a divorce and into my dream job, all in the space of a year. I wanted to give up worse than I’d ever wanted to this past year. Thank God, my friends, my family, and you that I resisted those thoughts. Things will never be the same, and the future is always uncertain, but I am proud of who I am, what I’ve learned, and what I’ve accomplished. My late grandmother always said that angels are people who show up in the lives of other people who need them. You were one of mine, and ever since I’ve tried to be that person to others.

  • @JB-wy9cw
    @JB-wy9cw Рік тому +127

    Another way to see it is that networking and connecting with people can create circumstances. So consciously deciding to create circumstances for yourself is a very useful skill and once you are good at it, you can put yourself around people who can help you progress in life and create situations that can lead on to more results of circumstance. Learn to create circumstances that put you in situations that could benefit your choices.

    • @chuckrf1502
      @chuckrf1502 Рік тому +10

      Amen! And learn to detect and avoid people who will put you in bad situations.

    • @Michel777
      @Michel777 Рік тому +5

      As long as your intention is sincere and not manipulative.

    • @pendafen7405
      @pendafen7405 11 місяців тому +2

      @@chuckrf1502 how do you learn this? Seems I have blindness to intentions and malfeasance much of the time, and even though I stay away from people and can be generally paranoid and suspicious, still there are shady types getting past my (high) defenses.

  • @nicknorizadeh4336
    @nicknorizadeh4336 Рік тому +10

    It's easy to get caught up in the big mistakes you did, but then you forget the small mistakes you did passively.
    Basically all those little things you didn't do that could've changed your trajectory. That's my interpretation of your advice

  • @emmanuelantoineschoop7532
    @emmanuelantoineschoop7532 Рік тому +8

    There is this two terms in Economics, explicit cost (money, getting fired, breakups) and implicit cost (networking, friendship, opportunities) I think these terms will help explain this video a little bit better. This video has helped me today, I do thank very much for the effort behind all of your videos

  • @steffonwhitaker295
    @steffonwhitaker295 Рік тому +66

    This was completely needed for me. I have honestly held on to something’s because I was frustrated that there wasn’t any tangible repercussions of people who wronged me. But you are absolutely right they might not get punished but they miss out on a bigger blessing. Thank you so much for letting the Lord use you.

  • @elisasmith1609
    @elisasmith1609 7 місяців тому +4

    This lesson has such broad application. It applies to my illness to health journey. If I skimp today on bettering my body I may not end up in the hospital, but I'm also not feeling my best or building my health which robs me of energy, time and smiles today and down the road.
    Thanks Dewayne. You are like a papa to me. Love you!

  • @RoryStockton
    @RoryStockton Рік тому +4

    So true. Be patient, look gently at the details, think for a few moments to take it in, relax your eyes, slow down, appreciate all the fun you're having, stare into spaces and defuse that devil in your mind, that was picking at you for some time. Stay really slow for the next few hours, in many of the things you're doing winding down, waddle when you're on carpet sometimes, tell people you're waddling. Have fun. And relax.

  • @Thankful305
    @Thankful305 Рік тому +2

    TRUE!! TY Dewayne....
    There are repercussions for lacking good character.
    We DO reap what we sow! Moral to the story: Do the right thing.
    But so many don't know "HOW" to do the right thing these days.
    Or don't want to. It takes too much effort :(
    Seems like we're all upside down---what's right is wrong what's good is evil~ Folks are confused and ... Way too self-centered.
    Plus, don't care if they have a negative impact on others, by the way they behave.
    If only thoughtful and considerate behavior was a thing ? How much better the world would be! Let's all agree.... "It starts with ME!"

  • @powderdtoastman6215
    @powderdtoastman6215 Рік тому +37

    Dont beat yourself up, Dwayne. You explain things perfectly, and I understood the message. Keep up your life lessons, they're always helpful to me.

  • @TheRealHungryJoe
    @TheRealHungryJoe Рік тому +13

    2:03 “half the equation” love that quote. Only a few minutes in and I’m gaining so much already brother

  • @scotthays294
    @scotthays294 Рік тому +4

    I think when I first subscribed, you were at around 3500 or so. I imagine 587K subscribers has to blow your mind. Thanks for always putting out some great content.

  • @BeckettBaseballCardGuy_38
    @BeckettBaseballCardGuy_38 Рік тому +9

    I’ll be honest, I don’t know a damn thing about horses but your demeanor and how you carry yourself is something I’m definitely striving for. Slow to talk, fast to listen. Smart with your words, not speaking or acting on emotions. Amazing video sir.

  • @avagrego3195
    @avagrego3195 Рік тому +56

    Thank you for these videos, people badly need them.

    • @jaimhaas5170
      @jaimhaas5170 Рік тому +3

      I agree with you. Based on the Prez and admin we currently have I don't think enough people in our culture would have a darn clue to understand this.

  • @firebird77clonefirebird89
    @firebird77clonefirebird89 Рік тому +7

    Hey Dewayne Firebird here
    A direct correlation or consequence is more apparent and easily identified.
    The indirect and passive results are harder to quantity, especially when things are going well enough.
    Thank you for your wisdom
    Firebird out

  • @comfymumphy
    @comfymumphy Рік тому +10

    Great video as always! There's a term for this in economics: implicit costs. You may not be actively losing something, but you sure are losing something without even knowing it.

  • @Crown694
    @Crown694 Рік тому +2

    Dewayne, thank you for your wisdom, I witnessed NO foolishness here! I'm not a horse person, but someone from another channel took a small segment of you dropping one of your precious pearls, and made it into a short.. So here I am, a firm fan, one video in..
    Thank you, I believe God is certainly using you.. relationship wise, thank you. You've given me more to think on, than you may ever know. So much better listening to you, than so many others insisting everyone else is a narcissist, you end up in that finger pointing hamster wheel. Going round and round, nothing changes, nothing improves...
    Once again THANK YOU!

  • @markplummer9862
    @markplummer9862 Рік тому +1

    Actually very clear to me. It's often not about obvious negative consequences as much as it is the lack of positive consequences. Very practical perspective.

  • @Sinder_Primagen
    @Sinder_Primagen Рік тому +16

    I just lost something super important to me yesterday, and I am wrapping up my grieving.
    So this video is perfect, thank you for this video. I really appreciate the video creation.

  • @jamesweber9557
    @jamesweber9557 Рік тому +5

    This one gets me thinking. I like it. We often don’t think about how powerful our actions whether subtle or not have a major ripple effect in our lives and those around us. Mindfulness is key.

  • @Luckyzap1
    @Luckyzap1 7 місяців тому +2

    Hi, I know this is 6 months ago. But I just wanted to say I recently started watching you I even made a playlist for all the talking you have done. Me and my mom watch you time to time and wow!!!! You are such an amazing person, your talks and so on. Thank you.

  • @BA-tz9uy
    @BA-tz9uy Рік тому +3

    Dewayne, you have done a wonderful job applying "opportunity cost" to everyday life in how we treat others and conduct ourselves. I respect you, sir.

  • @GameHub1-
    @GameHub1- Рік тому +3

    Dwayne I totally agree. But sometimes people get lucky or unlucky.
    But, perseverance and resilience can beat luck.

  • @lauraalbertson7821
    @lauraalbertson7821 Рік тому +5

    Thank you for passing on wisdom concerning our behavior. You once again made it clear . And God will use this advice to bring a change . No muddy waters 🤠 Laura 💜Willow 💜Bear 🐴💜

  • @philliprichards1660
    @philliprichards1660 Рік тому +4

    You sir have a knack for critical thought. I believe that many people either have or lack the things you are speaking about because it is a result of their character. An empathetic individual is more critical of themselves for example and a narcissistic individual will be more critical of the world around them. World view has a huge impact on an individual's failure vs. Success.
    Thanks Dewayne!

  • @j.l9670
    @j.l9670 Рік тому +16

    Totally got you, and it is so true; it is an invisible chain of causation. Also sometimes we miss out on big things we have no idea we missed and sometimes we miss out on things we could have had but had no idea we could have it.

  • @StoryCraft62
    @StoryCraft62 Рік тому +2

    Brother, I have admired your videos for some time now, and as a poet and an old-school heart similar to yourself, I just wanted to pen a poem in your honor as a thank you gift. God bless.
    The Horseman
    A man bred from the common earth,
    with wisdom swelling like grapes on tender vine,
    has this era found a treasure of rarity and worth,
    like perspiration laving a bottle of aged wine.
    I feel the words of his heart assuaging my quaking bones,
    for there is yet hope in a crack of manufactured concrete,
    for then nature's light shall shine forth and take back her throne,
    and archaic life shall again be complete.
    A man betwixt the power of horses both wild and tamed,
    with teachings inflamed with passion beyond compare,
    for by his lessons shall your pride be pricked and mamed,
    if you but apply it within to mend and repair.
    Through the corridors of times have
    we seen such men come and go,
    be it men of grandmasters, pantomimes or renowned fame,
    but fewer be those with rudiments of prudence, intergrity and honor,
    as the horseman of red earth's flame.
    Within his soul are melodies heard of songs devoid of lunacy,
    like an owl perched on the cold branch beneath the moon,
    for he seeks not the limelight of the peacock but chants usefully as the quiet ballad of the lune.
    Please do learn of this humbled poet, for the benediction of his ways will
    touch thy anxious and busy mind,
    cease from the professionals who of love do not know it,
    and learn of the horseman of red earth prime.

  • @Donjosue
    @Donjosue Рік тому +2

    THANK YOU!!! I've been trying to tell people this for years. I absolutely agree. There are costs to our actions and inactions. Great video!!

  • @ancientsalt4291
    @ancientsalt4291 Рік тому +3

    @13:00 you hit the nail on the head. My companion and I have the most incredible connection even when we are thousands of physical mile apart. The thoughtfulness and deliberate desire to please and build each other up is incredible. To truly be equally yoked. It's all because of grace and openness to truth and honesty.

  • @jackiehughes8913
    @jackiehughes8913 Рік тому +4

    I will say,you are so wise so well spoken,I wish I could clone the world with men like you..ty so much for just being you and sharing you with us🙏💞💯

  • @josephtorres8965
    @josephtorres8965 Рік тому +2

    You make a great deal of sense sir, thank you and God bless you and all your endeavors 🙏

  • @seamusmoran4776
    @seamusmoran4776 Рік тому +15

    Dwyane, I appreciate your wisdom more than you realize. Your videos are all the more special to me as they remind me of the lessons my father tried to teach me years ago, though I was too immature and selfish to listen. I have not seen him in a long time but what you give us through this medium is more than a valuable substitute for the wisdom I can no longer recieve from him. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart for your content. I wish you great success with the new school in Wyoming.

  • @dawnwilliams8766
    @dawnwilliams8766 Рік тому +2

    Connections also can be seen as Synchronicities! Beautiful Talk as always! Thank You!

  • @curtisphillips4497
    @curtisphillips4497 Рік тому +16

    I am so pleased to see your channel explode in the short time since I first began watching it. Your wisdom is timeless, valuable, and so simple and easy to understand that it challenges your viewers to apply it to their lives. God bless you guys and I pray your season is prosperous.

  • @GeeMorno
    @GeeMorno Рік тому +2

    Thanks man. Ive been derailed, & really needed that; professionally & personaly🤙🏼

  • @jaio33
    @jaio33 Рік тому +3

    Feels like a buddy talking
    Thanks for your time man.
    Keep on wrangling🖐🐴

  • @TheSPACEDIEVEST1
    @TheSPACEDIEVEST1 Рік тому +53

    Thanks DeWayne for the video . I appreciate you wanting to help people now that your at a high point in your life. You know, all your content is biblically based in which I love. I too am a born again Christian. I wish you guys well on your upcoming classes and maybe your example of Christ to others will convict some of them into repentance

  • @xanderthagreat8460
    @xanderthagreat8460 11 місяців тому +1

    I have watched 4 different random videos of yours now. Each is insightful and everlasting. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts, time and wisdom for the betterment of our lives. May God continue to Bless

  • @alejandrosanchez6683
    @alejandrosanchez6683 Рік тому +3

    No need to listen to you twice Sr. You were clear enough for your message to go through and be understood.
    I listen to you from Alta California. Thank you for sharing your wisdom. I value more wisdom than money so I truly appreciate it.

  • @jamesmetzler2031
    @jamesmetzler2031 Рік тому +3

    Your message was very clear and absolutely on point.

  • @vickielott4626
    @vickielott4626 Рік тому +2

    Thanks Dewayne. A blessing as usual ….. clearly 👍🏼

  • @VikCalo
    @VikCalo Рік тому +6

    I am days into therapy. After 30+ years of suppression and running. Life has finally caught up to me. I am at a cross roads. At this time point I am
    Done running. I will trust God and walk thru this fire 🔥. I hope this resonates with someone. Peace ✌️ ❤

    • @kitana3977
      @kitana3977 Рік тому +1

      I was in your place 3 years ago.
      What a transformation of you determine to always do what is right, remain humble and be a servant to everyone one you meet. You feel find freedom and peace in your soul! Well worth it. Amen

  • @Lstrnking
    @Lstrnking Місяць тому

    I can relate to the same story. There’s a person in my workplace who never said thank you when other people did him a favor. There’s no active direct repercussion against him because mostly we tried to be polite, but almost everyone who had this experience from him felt reluctant to put full effort when helping him the next time.

  • @Jackie-rc6cj
    @Jackie-rc6cj Рік тому +2

    Good luck with new school. It's so great with words of wisdom and horse tack in the back. Thankyou for great advice as usual.

  • @Dylanthestudent
    @Dylanthestudent Рік тому +3

    Amazing insight, thanks Dwayne. passive consequences - missed opportunities for bad behaviour, brilliant!

  • @lawrenceholden5716
    @lawrenceholden5716 Рік тому +2

    This is true life wisdom and very well put. Only in old age, with time for hindsight and regrets is this usually appreciated, if only life had a reverse gear, but it doesn't, modern life has people rushing round often multi-tasking and the simple truth is that we need to slow down and consider our actions and those we care about.

  • @alexsmith-ob3lu
    @alexsmith-ob3lu Рік тому +4

    Another excellent video D’Wayne!
    This video that you made reminded me of how my parents got along with others. My mother tried to be supportive and encouraging, but she stopped because of my father arrogant, sloppy, disrespectful, and careless behaviours. I always knew they never connected on a spiritual level; even though my dad never saw it.
    To a certain extent, I was also very patient and kind to him for many years, but I gave up on him as well since I could not stand his stupidity and hypocrisy. I’ve passively ignored him for several years now, and couldn’t care less about him. Now he wonders why nobody cares about him and why he has all sorts of financial problems/debts that he cannot pay off…
    It really takes a spiritual understanding of life in order to grasp many moments or challenges we face.

  • @jonnyglucose72
    @jonnyglucose72 Рік тому +1

    My experience as a video production company taught me some very important insights one of which is: some of us need to learn to get out of our own way. Sometimes we are our own worst enemy.
    I once produced 13 episodes for a hunting/fishing/camping outfit. The owner came to me after a large media company saw some of the episodes and was interested in developing a similar program for their viewers - and they wanted to hire him and his crew to produce a show for them. So he contacted myself and two other companies to develop and produce a sample video under the prospective company’s directions. We all agreed to wave off our usual fees pending the results of acceptance/rejection of the sample.
    A timeline was set for the sample. The week before our meeting presentation the guy we were helping develop the concept left town was for a hunting opportunity. Without him we couldn’t finish the presentation since he had not been available for the shots we needed to have of him in the video - he was the “on air personality” required by the company seeking the presentation.
    In the end the opportunity was lost. It turns out the real reason this guy went hunting and failed to show for his part of the presentation was his fear of success and how his life would change. Although myself and the other two companies involved missed a great opportunity, we all agreed to eat our losses. You win some, you lose some in this business. We collectively understand the fears people have and how they get in their own way.
    By the way I especially appreciate the cigar segments you include in your video. I switched to your cigar provider and have been pleased ever since. By the way…you and your wife are good video producers Keep up the good work. And thank you…

  • @TastySurrealBowl
    @TastySurrealBowl Рік тому +4

    It goes by numerous names in all cultures, but the basic premise of karma is real. When I was a young man I used to think of this concept night after night when I climbed into bed and pondered it, I used to call it “micro justice”.

  • @toma1568
    @toma1568 Рік тому +9

    Thank you for this, it was what I needed. I think the lesson about passivity is also in reference to improving your own life: your life won't get better if you are not putting effort into making it so.
    On a side-note, though you felt that you were walking in molasses, it was a nice pace to digest properly. Thank you again.

  • @Friday_V7
    @Friday_V7 Рік тому +4

    I really enjoy how you have a story with a lesson to be learned. It's a very tangible example of what you are explaining

  • @redcapote4760
    @redcapote4760 Рік тому +18

    What a great message. Most people do not think about what they miss out on themselves for not treating others well, or even being minimally courteous. But what's worse, they not only don't think about what they're missing out on with their own potential, but what they fail to provide others to their potential. The younger generation seems to feel no need or desire to connect with anyone. They seem so isolated in their own endeavor. Never thinking there may be others who are willing to help if they showed any personality or desire to connect even the slightest amount.

    • @danonotinthelionsden
      @danonotinthelionsden Рік тому +3

      Wise words. ☝️👍

    • @MemoryDealer
      @MemoryDealer Рік тому +1

      Well said.

    • @williamcoulter2196
      @williamcoulter2196 5 місяців тому +1

      As a growing youth, God knows how true that last part is. And I always get a little scared about reaching out to other people because it’s so uncommon, but maybe that small connection is just what we were missing and didn’t know it.

  • @PrairieChickenCO
    @PrairieChickenCO Рік тому +7

    You always offer the advice we never knew we wanted but need to hear. You are an incredible human.

  • @positiffvibrations7429
    @positiffvibrations7429 Рік тому

    Thank you Mr. DeWayne. I really appreciate having you as part of my being.

  • @Selah1141
    @Selah1141 5 місяців тому +1

    I just recently found you. I now listen every morning as my daily devotional. Thank you!

  • @zanyarenglish3232
    @zanyarenglish3232 Рік тому +6

    Thanks a heap for your encouragement and your speeches sir. For I listen to you and then I feel relaxed, motivated and beefed up to endeavor fulfilling my dreams doesn't matter what the hard barrier or repercussion will be. I wish we were neighbors, friends. If it happens, I love to visit you anytime when I could come over there to the US and to meet you in person, I'm actually from Kurdistan-Iraq. And I dispatch my best regards to you and yours over there. May God bless you all

  • @steveedwards1072
    @steveedwards1072 Рік тому +4

    I hope you read this…we are the same age BUT I hear very thoughtful, sage advice from you. You’ve helped my life and way of looking at things which has been a blessing. Peace

  • @Andres_Suarez
    @Andres_Suarez 5 місяців тому +1

    You struggle on this one to communicate your ideas, but it is perfectly clear for me, the place I live, and one of the two jobs I have, came because I put time and effort being a good and helpful person, I would say, I'm "enjoying the prize". Thanks Duane, great talks as always.

  • @thecapone45
    @thecapone45 Рік тому +3

    What I think of is “opportunity costs”. The cost of something you DIDN’T do/get.
    Like you could work 40 hours a week, or you could spend that time with family in a vacation whichever option you choose, what you don’t choose is the “cost”.

  • @Syl839
    @Syl839 Рік тому

    Your message came through crystal clear. Thank you!

  • @rayven08
    @rayven08 Рік тому +4

    I love you, Dwayne, i feel this video almost like a signal, thank you so much. Greetings from Argentina!!

  • @StatikFeedBacK
    @StatikFeedBacK Рік тому

    Appreciate your message, thank you sir.

  • @Deba7777
    @Deba7777 Рік тому

    You made PERFECT sense, Dwayne, great discussion!

  • @ZenOkeanos
    @ZenOkeanos Рік тому

    Your point was crystal clear. Thank you.

  • @patrickk4293
    @patrickk4293 Рік тому +11

    Good evening Dewayne, I just wanted to come on here and say thank you for your videos and podcast episodes, I have been a fan for a while and for the last couple months you have helped me whilst I've been alone in Albacete, Spain on a study placement. Keep the videos coming! :)

  • @shaunroberts9361
    @shaunroberts9361 Рік тому

    I completely understand everything you said. Great video like always. Thank you for sharing.

  • @papapaige
    @papapaige 9 місяців тому

    This was a wonderful message!

  • @Lost_512
    @Lost_512 Рік тому

    This video hit me right where I needed. Thank you

  • @CheneyCollective
    @CheneyCollective Рік тому

    GOOD MORNING YALL
    Bless you and your journey .

  • @WayOfHaQodesh
    @WayOfHaQodesh Рік тому

    Appreciate your time and wisdom brother DeWayne. Came across clear.

  • @IsaacSwift-uc7jq
    @IsaacSwift-uc7jq Рік тому

    Thanks for the video!

  • @cynicalafflictional1725
    @cynicalafflictional1725 Рік тому +3

    Wish more would take this advice to heart and really try to understand what it means living knowing that "What you reap, you will sow."

    • @ArienDH11
      @ArienDH11 Рік тому

      I like to envision that phrase as a karma concept, you'll get out what you put in.

  • @Redstagwsmnp
    @Redstagwsmnp Рік тому

    Always great advice.

  • @jimpowers9553
    @jimpowers9553 Рік тому +1

    Dwayne, I appreciate your videos, and enjoy them. Almost 67 years old and I have a comfortable level of wisdom now. But like you said in another video, wisdom takes time. And yes I was around your age when I began to wake up.

  • @BENJAMIN-nz6nd
    @BENJAMIN-nz6nd Рік тому

    Legend, keep up the content. Forget the numbers keep inspiring

  • @benbradley5923
    @benbradley5923 Рік тому

    Thanks for simple truth! God bless you and yours!

  • @victoriacarr6685
    @victoriacarr6685 Рік тому +1

    Cowboy and girl common sense is required now! We live in such mediocre times and many people's hearts have selfish and sometimes evil motives! My 88yo Father has been saying for years we are going back to Wild West times! Life's all about choices! Great talk!🐎

  • @backdoor5993
    @backdoor5993 Рік тому +4

    Good talk, thanks! As usually, you made me think. As you talked I was thinking about those opportunities that I have missed because of some real or perceived insults, and potential opportunities that I just didn't pick up on in the moment. Very good food for thought!!!

  • @richardcarlin1332
    @richardcarlin1332 Рік тому +1

    Very accurate. I understood what you were saying.

  • @chubbyana9714
    @chubbyana9714 8 місяців тому

    I need this so much thank you Dwayne

  • @DudeNamedJeffery
    @DudeNamedJeffery Рік тому

    Thanks for all your videos brother

  • @adolfosilva3883
    @adolfosilva3883 Рік тому +3

    Wise man. I needed this. And I'm gonna need this lesson in the near future.

  • @raymondbradley6788
    @raymondbradley6788 Рік тому +1

    Thank you Duane. Awesome video, sir.👍👍👍

  • @morganwoolsey1087
    @morganwoolsey1087 Рік тому

    I'm so glad you said that about when souls come together!❤ love you brother.

  • @staceymiller4765
    @staceymiller4765 Рік тому

    Very well said. Great advice that I’m going to put to good use in my life. Thank you.

  • @kruppert54
    @kruppert54 Рік тому

    Thanks for the video Dewayne! The word that popped into my head was “consequences “, whether that was what the terminology you were searching for. This video was quite thought provoking!

  • @yuval2248
    @yuval2248 Рік тому

    Thanks . Very true , wish you always all the best with your school ❤

  • @Avangardphotography
    @Avangardphotography Рік тому

    God bless you Sir for your efforts and your wisdom.

  • @ksmudslinger44
    @ksmudslinger44 10 місяців тому

    Ty very much for your words of wisdom Sir.

  • @spontaneousadventurouskid
    @spontaneousadventurouskid 8 місяців тому +1

    i appreciate the advice you give us in these videos. i always get something out of them when i get one of them recommended.