Mechanisms to help the defiant Possibly? Are you a person that is normally Is very untrusting of authority? Like on a deep level. And I'm not saying that's a bad thing. At all Could be a kind of.... You know the concept of a reverse psychology.. well, think of it as a strategic maneuvering of certain types of videos to see what kind of responses and data they can collect from these responses. Maybe you're a person that is naturally inclined to be against authority. And maybe for good reason. If so, and if other people can relate to this and the algorithm has fed them this, I would like to know
@@methadonematt7256I thought about it right away! I dropped out of society and ive never been more productive and healthy and of such benefit to mankind as now!! Worlds funny like that. I dropped out because I was doing everything I was told and id have a great life, instead I saw nothing but manipulation, exploitation and abuse! Thats why, the experiment was to raise us up in a lie of false promises and see what would happen when it was all a straightfaced lie.
so true. recently my mom threatened to kick me out for being unproductive (im turning 18 in 5 days and suffer from ocd, depression, and epilepsy). i also recently lost the guy i loved for 5 years. she told me it's not that hard to be productive, when it really is. i can hardly get out of bed, and when she gave me an ultimatum of "do things or leave," i told her i'd rather die. her response was "oh so you've been scared of death your whole life but now you wanna die?" in an angry tone. thanks, mom
@@misspillow3honestly, try the little things that make you feel productive first, ones that push you towards a certain goal you may have (I.e. simple things like improving a certain aspect in drawing skills, or making a farm in Minecraft lol), and set up a timer to do the goal at least 30 mins a day or even more if you feel like it. the more you do this, the more you get used to it and you might feel like you can turn the 'simple' things to become a bit more complex like going out for a walk, studying, etc. apologies for the unsolicited advice but its what I did to get used to the feeling of being 'productive' (it was so hard back in the day for me to even try walking outside), and it might work for you-the problem is just being consistent with it and having a goal in the first place lol. the way your mom went about forcing you to be productive just won't work especially if she says it like that. don't try to be productive for your mom, try to be productive for your own sake ! GL!!
There's a beautiful quote by Dr K: "Don't try hard: try easy" Things should flow almost effortlessly, "striving" and stress should be reserved for moments of unforeseen circumstances, not be the default state.
'When you watch UA-cam videos, your body isn't relaxing!* If you have ever watched a movie or show and felt tense about what is about to happen next, scared, frighten or excited or felt curios, or had a conclusion as to the plot, or it's particular twist, then you know your brain is immersed in what you are watching. Consuming stories and media doesn't allow your mind to rest. The default node network activates in a highly habituated tasks, for example driving, taking a walk, etc. For some people it happens during cleaning, or cooking. The point is that you are running on autopilot. For some of you, cleaning may still require a cognitive load that is yet still inefficient. If you must think a lot, to clean up or to cook, than that again isn't relaxing. But if you have a task you occasionally go cross-eyed on, and then find yourself still having completed it, that is your task where the default node network is active. That is when you brain works on solutions without trying.
@@adeptmage2293its not off heh, when you stop thinking while asleep, random cortical columns fire up and start generating localised patterns which then trigger causal links and narrative creation. Thats why dreams are so whacked! Your brain is going to do all it can to keep it at criticality at all times. Turning things off or switching things on to maintain it.
The harder you try to control, the more obvious it is that you don’t have control, not the control you dream of, at least. But you can keep trying, nothing stops you.
Recently I've come to realize this and now your video made it more apparent of what I was bothered about, it was all the unnecessary hustle always driving myself on max anxiety, always worried about something. Nowdays, I try to take it easy and relax. I'm no longer thinking of 'not waking up tomorrow' anymore and it's great!
In Taoism ☯️, it’s called wuwei aka effortless action. The more I chill, the more gets done. Life is always counterintuitive. It’s the same with spiritual manifesting thought. It really is all about hakuna matata and the bear necessities lol. The only discipline or work is to meditate or find ways to be more present with yourself 💯
Thank you for this! Taoism aligns with my beliefs to a scary degree I will be looking into its practices a-lot more… I have felt very alone and thought people may not think the way I do, your mention of taoism has sparked new light in me! Thank you 🙏
This helps so much! I feel more in alignment with my true Nature. I got creative again! I still have some feelings of guilt for not “trying harder”, but I now stop and just observe them (it is not easy yet, but I am doing what I can for now).
@@peanbean1973 thats how its supposed to work but the worlds so mentally ill, every person ive invested massive amounts of help into never reciprocate, theyve basically left me off worse for personal gain.
@@6AxisSage right. It's tough man that's my experiance as well. But you gotta learn to ask for help from the right people. Like you have needs also. And those who need us most can't really help us much. We have to recognize this and seek the help we need without shame. Cause there's always someone bigger better more wise than you. Those people actually find joy to bestow success to us as well. But you best appreciate it. And the cycle will continue. We gotta connect to our elders and our leaders in respect that they help us. We help those under us. So if your lacking. Maybe you gotta just humble yourself a bit more and go ask some help from the big dogs around you. I learned how to do this. And I've started hanging around dudes who run businesses. Helping them with grunt work. But they bless the heck outta me. And I won't ever let them down. Cause people like us know the pain of being let down so many times and gaining nothing. We know how to be a worthy vessel to appreciate a fellow mans fruits. So maybe think about that. Your also in need. Who should you be asking for help? You'll be rejected in that venture but you'll also meet someone who was waiting for you all along kinda like a ninja finding his master and than you inherit the role in our community.
I think this comes down to diminished returns. If you focus on your health for example, working out three times a week will likely see results, but working out 6 times a week will likely just make you tired, and your gains may only increase incrementally.
I always thought this I see people that i handle their emotions pretty well.. almost effortlessly… Took me a while to realise thats the whole point.. you dont need to try harder you dont need to not try at all.. theirs a healthy balance between those two.. life is all about balance.. you get too cocky in a competition you can lose and get embarrassed.. but if you try too hard not to lose you can end up in the one position you dont want to be in
ironically enough, i was just daydreaming about this exact thing, but i couldn’t come up with the right words or form it clearly in my mind. 10 minutes later, this video just explained it perfectly.
i dont say this lightly, but this video has somewhat changed my life i think. never had a psychology type thing get like 'installed' into my mind but this is my life story in every way, thank you.
This sounds like my experience having ADHD my whole life and not realizing it until I was 31, once I got diagnosed and medicated my life immediately changed and I felt relaxed, all my tasks started getting done and I started performing multiple times better at everything
This is very very true. I spend 1-3 months a year doing nothing at home. Actually when you factor in unproductive work tasks, I have spent half of my life doing nothing. I am pretty far ahead in my career. Should make mid six figures in my early 30's (around 200/hr. I make over 50/hr right now). Never worked 80 hour weeks. Never worked 2 jobs. I personally think hustle culture makes people stupid.Hustle culture promotes directly competing with a thousand other people. Its impossible. When you tackle the problem from the angle of being lazy, you can identify tons of ways to not have to directly compete with others for resources. This comes at a huge advantage. Mainly, you have enough extra energy to capitalize on random opportunities thrown your way.
@@samb-h9441 I work in the chemical industry doing renovation projects such as replacing old reactors with new state of the art ones. Right now I'm getting project management experience (as a union pipefitter). But I'm also a chemical engineer and once I get a management role I'll be making mid six figures. I'm one of the only people with the extremely niche skillset of being able to work with both engineering and craft subcontractors and understand the nuances of what they are communicating.
Sometimes I stress myself out too much at work and then I even have problems doing normal work routines. I always thought it was my own fault and that I had to learn to deal with the stress, but this video convinced me otherwise. Thank you.
I’m going to push back a bit, several of the examples you gave if you try harder, you do get a better result. It’s just that trying harder means being more skilled and not just putting in more raw effort whereas the less skilled person would find that trying harder makes it worse.
In 08:44, "something victor franco called..." An ad about hair loss suddenly starts, skipt it, "anticipatory anxiety". lmao This video is scarily good \o/
It’s true I try so hard to draw hands on my sketch book and I took a break from drawing for a week and I improved incredibly. Same for handstands I can’t do them but when I take a break for a little bit I get better at it.
This is the best content on youtube. Str8 up 👏!! Thanks for creating. Ive been waiting for a new video cuz the other two were as amazing as this one ❤️🔥
this is exactly what i do when i struggle with programming some stuff - i just tell myself to take a break, go outside for 30 minutes and i immediately have the solution
I know you're a perfectionist (subsequently a procrastinator) deep down. And you made huge progress in yourself and in your life in the last years.. Keep going 🎉
Woho, he did it again!! great vid man. I liked the colorless vibe and when the guy was witout raytracing ;) of previous videos more, not hating, just sharing my feedback . don't stop it, keep going
Thank you. Many blessings. I have been trying tooo hard at life and not just living it. Someone told me when i was little it was a human race ! Maybe we should say hey kids this is the human experience. Welcome to the GAME !
just realised that I'm not doing anything effective at this state, I need a break and refocus. It's really weird, decide to rest is even harder than decide to work in frustration.
I've been trading futures heavily for over a year now and I'm on the verge of consistency... you have no idea how much i needed to be reminded of this, could actually make me rich 😂😂
Over 5 years ago l made a pact with myself to empty my calendar. No more plans no more fake fun that turns to disappointment, no worries. Life is great. No one noticed no one asked. Happiness!
6:23 i heard somewhere else that it works well but you have to actually learn to do nothing. From time to time just sit or lie on your bed and chill. Maybe think about something, but without too much pressure - remember that it's a time for you, not a time to create a perfect plan, solve some complex problem etc. I doubt if this exact state actually occurs if you just scroll through instagram reels or do something like this. Maybe partially but it's not that beneficial. Nowadays we are too addicted to constant brain stimulation and we don't give our brain enough time to do it's job in the background - subconsciously. Remeber, I'm not a neurobiologist and I might be just repeating some bullshit I heard from someone who was just repeating some bullshit lmao However, it sounds logically to me.
Who are you? Anyways thanks for the insight. I realize my parents were right: Don't try too hard as if everything is at risk(stressful); Don't want something desperately, just be calm as you do your main task; video games aren't bad as it can help balance your mental health, unless it becomes excessive and a distraction for the brain.
one person feels like they try really hard and yet only does 1 workout a week. another person might feel like theyre doing nothing and does 1 workout every day. obviously the second person will achieve more, yet theyre not even trying hard. How does one become the second person? I think realizing that that second person exists is the first step to doing just that.
i understand what you're saying ,great perspective i was also thinking about this analogy,i think it has to do with experience.If you've ever had a period in your life (might be even 10 years ago) in which you used to work out 3 times a day,then going for just 1 workour even if 10 years have passed ,it will feel soliciting on your body ,but not on your brain,
Its kind a hard idea to understand, if youre a guy who dont know how to "get rest" without leading youself to a years and years of gedonism. Sometimes you "relax" too much often even if you dont need to work or smth at all
Its about the balance. Don't push yourself too hard, but definitely don't be unproductive. With this mentality, you getting nowhere. If I spend a weekend in bed, I feel like an outcast when I step outside on Monday. Just be realistic idk
Maybe for you, I can remember stuff I forgot because I know how cognition works 💪 U just have to pick up a thread of the thought once its been cut off and itll come back.
Don't know what you're talking about. Gone from full time to a whopping 2 days a week. It's terrible, spending all day relaxing, rediscovering those things I couldn't enjoy the past decade, toking up whenever I want...horrible. Haven't felt this good since my 20s. Absolutely horrible.
Though you make an excellent point in this video some of the words used in the title are slightly misleading. Being unproductive is stagnating. Doing nothing isn’t being “unproductive”, it’s just you switching your brain to a balanced mode in order to achieve what some call “the flow”. If we want to be truly productive we have to understand how to best switch off the stress reactions in our brain so it actually can help us produce the good results that we are obviously after. Just my two cents.
Ironic how a video that tells me I dont need to try harder makes me want to acomplish my dreams more than a video that blatantly says "keep working".
Like the CGP grey video about maximising misery makes you want to minimise it
Mechanisms to help the defiant Possibly? Are you a person that is normally Is very untrusting of authority? Like on a deep level. And I'm not saying that's a bad thing. At all
Could be a kind of.... You know the concept of a reverse psychology.. well, think of it as a strategic maneuvering of certain types of videos to see what kind of responses and data they can collect from these responses. Maybe you're a person that is naturally inclined to be against authority. And maybe for good reason. If so, and if other people can relate to this and the algorithm has fed them this, I would like to know
Me too bro me too
reverse psychology 😂
@@methadonematt7256I thought about it right away! I dropped out of society and ive never been more productive and healthy and of such benefit to mankind as now!! Worlds funny like that.
I dropped out because I was doing everything I was told and id have a great life, instead I saw nothing but manipulation, exploitation and abuse! Thats why, the experiment was to raise us up in a lie of false promises and see what would happen when it was all a straightfaced lie.
Its not unproductive people who are happy. It's people who are lucky enough to be in an environment that allows them to be unproductive who are happy.
This!
so true. recently my mom threatened to kick me out for being unproductive (im turning 18 in 5 days and suffer from ocd, depression, and epilepsy). i also recently lost the guy i loved for 5 years. she told me it's not that hard to be productive, when it really is. i can hardly get out of bed, and when she gave me an ultimatum of "do things or leave," i told her i'd rather die. her response was "oh so you've been scared of death your whole life but now you wanna die?" in an angry tone. thanks, mom
@@misspillow3i think you should tell your mom that she needs a break
@@misspillow3honestly, try the little things that make you feel productive first, ones that push you towards a certain goal you may have (I.e. simple things like improving a certain aspect in drawing skills, or making a farm in Minecraft lol), and set up a timer to do the goal at least 30 mins a day or even more if you feel like it. the more you do this, the more you get used to it and you might feel like you can turn the 'simple' things to become a bit more complex like going out for a walk, studying, etc.
apologies for the unsolicited advice but its what I did to get used to the feeling of being 'productive' (it was so hard back in the day for me to even try walking outside), and it might work for you-the problem is just being consistent with it and having a goal in the first place lol.
the way your mom went about forcing you to be productive just won't work especially if she says it like that. don't try to be productive for your mom, try to be productive for your own sake ! GL!!
@saladsnake8887 i guess i could try that. thanks
There's a beautiful quote by Dr K: "Don't try hard: try easy"
Things should flow almost effortlessly, "striving" and stress should be reserved for moments of unforeseen circumstances, not be the default state.
Thank u for sharing!
So in short: just be a really chill guy.
🤫🫡😎
'When you watch UA-cam videos, your body isn't relaxing!* If you have ever watched a movie or show and felt tense about what is about to happen next, scared, frighten or excited or felt curios, or had a conclusion as to the plot, or it's particular twist, then you know your brain is immersed in what you are watching. Consuming stories and media doesn't allow your mind to rest. The default node network activates in a highly habituated tasks, for example driving, taking a walk, etc. For some people it happens during cleaning, or cooking. The point is that you are running on autopilot. For some of you, cleaning may still require a cognitive load that is yet still inefficient. If you must think a lot, to clean up or to cook, than that again isn't relaxing. But if you have a task you occasionally go cross-eyed on, and then find yourself still having completed it, that is your task where the default node network is active. That is when you brain works on solutions without trying.
Okay so what happens when your brain is only off when you're asleep?
*If a video is calm, then it works (no unnecessary stimuli)
but sometimes watching videos without the intention of paying attention is relaxing, i will hear what i want to hear and I could just turn off my head
What about the network theory? Duffau?
@@adeptmage2293its not off heh, when you stop thinking while asleep, random cortical columns fire up and start generating localised patterns which then trigger causal links and narrative creation. Thats why dreams are so whacked! Your brain is going to do all it can to keep it at criticality at all times. Turning things off or switching things on to maintain it.
this channel will be huge. mark my words
The harder you try to control, the more obvious it is that you don’t have control, not the control you dream of, at least. But you can keep trying, nothing stops you.
Recently I've come to realize this and now your video made it more apparent of what I was bothered about, it was all the unnecessary hustle always driving myself on max anxiety, always worried about something.
Nowdays, I try to take it easy and relax. I'm no longer thinking of 'not waking up tomorrow' anymore and it's great!
In Taoism ☯️, it’s called wuwei aka effortless action. The more I chill, the more gets done. Life is always counterintuitive. It’s the same with spiritual manifesting thought. It really is all about hakuna matata and the bear necessities lol. The only discipline or work is to meditate or find ways to be more present with yourself 💯
Thank you for this! Taoism aligns with my beliefs to a scary degree I will be looking into its practices a-lot more… I have felt very alone and thought people may not think the way I do, your mention of taoism has sparked new light in me!
Thank you 🙏
@@MrRandom1776The tao is both everything and nothing. Hard to define. You are it.
This helps so much!
I feel more in alignment with my true Nature. I got creative again! I still have some feelings of guilt for not “trying harder”, but I now stop and just observe them (it is not easy yet, but I am doing what I can for now).
Thanks for sharing!!
This is the mental state i've been in lately. seeing this is awesome. Very good video that i hope reaches a lot of people!
I find that asking people to help you actually is so powerful. You dont wanna be alone in this world. Things are better in groups.
@@peanbean1973 thats how its supposed to work but the worlds so mentally ill, every person ive invested massive amounts of help into never reciprocate, theyve basically left me off worse for personal gain.
@@6AxisSage right. It's tough man that's my experiance as well. But you gotta learn to ask for help from the right people. Like you have needs also. And those who need us most can't really help us much. We have to recognize this and seek the help we need without shame. Cause there's always someone bigger better more wise than you. Those people actually find joy to bestow success to us as well. But you best appreciate it. And the cycle will continue. We gotta connect to our elders and our leaders in respect that they help us. We help those under us. So if your lacking. Maybe you gotta just humble yourself a bit more and go ask some help from the big dogs around you. I learned how to do this. And I've started hanging around dudes who run businesses. Helping them with grunt work. But they bless the heck outta me. And I won't ever let them down. Cause people like us know the pain of being let down so many times and gaining nothing. We know how to be a worthy vessel to appreciate a fellow mans fruits. So maybe think about that. Your also in need. Who should you be asking for help? You'll be rejected in that venture but you'll also meet someone who was waiting for you all along kinda like a ninja finding his master and than you inherit the role in our community.
I think this comes down to diminished returns. If you focus on your health for example, working out three times a week will likely see results, but working out 6 times a week will likely just make you tired, and your gains may only increase incrementally.
I always thought this
I see people that i handle their emotions pretty well.. almost effortlessly…
Took me a while to realise thats the whole point.. you dont need to try harder you dont need to not try at all.. theirs a healthy balance between those two.. life is all about balance.. you get too cocky in a competition you can lose and get embarrassed.. but if you try too hard not to lose you can end up in the one position you dont want to be in
Finally after rewatching the other ones a couple of times, A NEW VIDEO
one of the best new channels out there. i can see the millions, keep up the good work lil bro
ironically enough, i was just daydreaming about this exact thing, but i couldn’t come up with the right words or form it clearly in my mind. 10 minutes later, this video just explained it perfectly.
This is a great video, This actually make a lot makes sense. Keep up the good work I see great potential for this channel.
People need to understand this concept. BTW you explained this so perfectly and clear thank you!!❤
Glad you think so!
Einzelganger made videos about this back then so it’s cool to see other people talk about similar ideas
i dont say this lightly, but this video has somewhat changed my life i think. never had a psychology type thing get like 'installed' into my mind but this is my life story in every way, thank you.
When you abandon importance the walls of the labyrinth of insecurity crumble.
Great video!
Never stop doing this man. It's great!
I'm probably going to come back to this video. This stuff is easy to forget. Brilliant video.
I don't need science know being useless is the most productive use of my time.
My fav channel already. Keep it up bro
Thanks! Will do!
This sounds like my experience having ADHD my whole life and not realizing it until I was 31, once I got diagnosed and medicated my life immediately changed and I felt relaxed, all my tasks started getting done and I started performing multiple times better at everything
This is very very true. I spend 1-3 months a year doing nothing at home. Actually when you factor in unproductive work tasks, I have spent half of my life doing nothing. I am pretty far ahead in my career. Should make mid six figures in my early 30's (around 200/hr. I make over 50/hr right now). Never worked 80 hour weeks. Never worked 2 jobs. I personally think hustle culture makes people stupid.Hustle culture promotes directly competing with a thousand other people. Its impossible. When you tackle the problem from the angle of being lazy, you can identify tons of ways to not have to directly compete with others for resources. This comes at a huge advantage. Mainly, you have enough extra energy to capitalize on random opportunities thrown your way.
What do you do for work? If you don't mind me asking
@@samb-h9441 I work in the chemical industry doing renovation projects such as replacing old reactors with new state of the art ones. Right now I'm getting project management experience (as a union pipefitter). But I'm also a chemical engineer and once I get a management role I'll be making mid six figures. I'm one of the only people with the extremely niche skillset of being able to work with both engineering and craft subcontractors and understand the nuances of what they are communicating.
Also the part about competition being inherently destructive.
@@rabbitcreative Competition is just a race to the bottom. A war to be the lowest bidder. A competition to see who gets crippled last.
I wish UA-cam recommended more lazy videos for me. It’s the best motivation video I have ever watched.
Wow, thank you!
Sometimes I stress myself out too much at work and then I even have problems doing normal work routines. I always thought it was my own fault and that I had to learn to deal with the stress, but this video convinced me otherwise.
Thank you.
Makes sense seeing as I frequently get my best creative ideas when I’m relaxing before sleep.
I’m going to push back a bit, several of the examples you gave if you try harder, you do get a better result. It’s just that trying harder means being more skilled and not just putting in more raw effort whereas the less skilled person would find that trying harder makes it worse.
In 08:44, "something victor franco called..." An ad about hair loss suddenly starts, skipt it, "anticipatory anxiety". lmao
This video is scarily good \o/
This is going to be the fastest growing channel I have ever followed. I can sense it.
It’s true I try so hard to draw hands on my sketch book and I took a break from drawing for a week and I improved incredibly. Same for handstands I can’t do them but when I take a break for a little bit I get better at it.
This is the best content on youtube. Str8 up 👏!!
Thanks for creating. Ive been waiting for a new video cuz the other two were as amazing as this one ❤️🔥
Very unique artstyle, animation and bgm
i like how you connected the concepts carl jung you covered previously into this video
this is exactly what i do when i struggle with programming some stuff - i just tell myself to take a break, go outside for 30 minutes and i immediately have the solution
I know you're a perfectionist (subsequently a procrastinator) deep down. And you made huge progress in yourself and in your life in the last years.. Keep going 🎉
Woho, he did it again!! great vid man. I liked the colorless vibe and when the guy was witout raytracing ;) of previous videos more, not hating, just sharing my feedback . don't stop it, keep going
Let‘s support this guy, so he inspires us regularly. Awesome Video
Idk why but the animation of the guy just raising his arms up then down again in the way that it does is really funny to me.
Thank you. Many blessings. I have been trying tooo hard at life and not just living it. Someone told me when i was little it was a human race ! Maybe we should say hey kids this is the human experience. Welcome to the GAME !
Cool voice, fun music. Enjoyed it very much. Thanks.✌️
You have the power to transform pressure into performance- love that
just realised that I'm not doing anything effective at this state, I need a break and refocus. It's really weird, decide to rest is even harder than decide to work in frustration.
I've been trading futures heavily for over a year now and I'm on the verge of consistency... you have no idea how much i needed to be reminded of this, could actually make me rich 😂😂
Just reached that consistency point. Less is more for sure with trading. Best of luck man.
Instructions unclear: I'm now failing high school.
Go to the library. The education then becomes free everyday.
@@jamaalsjourney That's the funny part: I'm doing bad because I'm spending my study time reading. lol
Physicalogic warfare even the video and background sound puts u in a relaxed state i hope nobody stupid enough to believe this
Another great production 👏. Look forward to see you grow. 👍
Over 5 years ago l made a pact with myself to empty my calendar. No more plans no more fake fun that turns to disappointment, no worries. Life is great. No one noticed no one asked. Happiness!
6:23 i heard somewhere else that it works well but you have to actually learn to do nothing. From time to time just sit or lie on your bed and chill. Maybe think about something, but without too much pressure - remember that it's a time for you, not a time to create a perfect plan, solve some complex problem etc. I doubt if this exact state actually occurs if you just scroll through instagram reels or do something like this. Maybe partially but it's not that beneficial. Nowadays we are too addicted to constant brain stimulation and we don't give our brain enough time to do it's job in the background - subconsciously. Remeber, I'm not a neurobiologist and I might be just repeating some bullshit I heard from someone who was just repeating some bullshit lmao However, it sounds logically to me.
This channel should have 1 billion subs
THANK YOU. this needed to be said.
The best new channel on UA-cam ❤
The west : you're lazy!
The east : you're zen 😂
This guy content is another level
Support him 💪🏻
Who are you?
Anyways thanks for the insight.
I realize my parents were right:
Don't try too hard as if everything is at risk(stressful); Don't want something desperately, just be calm as you do your main task; video games aren't bad as it can help balance your mental health, unless it becomes excessive and a distraction for the brain.
This reminds me of the UA-cam channel Fern but philosophy and phycology instead of politics
This is just what I needed to hear today
please reuse the beat u had on the previous vids
Agreed
Disagree
instead of reusing, please provide the link so that we can enjoy them, honestly speaking the one used in this video is awesome, very chill beat
Totally agree.
This video is so high quality
1:20 - oh, yeah. exactly that!!!
Me : watching this UA-cam video
Boss : WhAt aRe YoU dOiNg?
Me : im working, my brain is working in the background
Man bring the old theme back
Lesson from mountain biking: if you fixate on the rock in your path, you will hit the rock
one person feels like they try really hard and yet only does 1 workout a week.
another person might feel like theyre doing nothing and does 1 workout every day.
obviously the second person will achieve more, yet theyre not even trying hard.
How does one become the second person? I think realizing that that second person exists is the first step to doing just that.
i understand what you're saying ,great perspective i was also thinking about this analogy,i think it has to do with experience.If you've ever had a period in your life (might be even 10 years ago) in which you used to work out 3 times a day,then going for just 1 workour even if 10 years have passed ,it will feel soliciting on your body ,but not on your brain,
Being a neet is pretty neat!
Nice, dude. Great video:)
Jesus I needed this video, thank you.
i love the gta san andreas ahh character models
Its kind a hard idea to understand, if youre a guy who dont know how to "get rest" without leading youself to a years and years of gedonism. Sometimes you "relax" too much often even if you dont need to work or smth at all
"One often meets their destiny on the road they take to avoid it." -Master Oogway
Humans are very opposite and contradictory. So when we lazy, all of a sudden, we have a lot of drive and energy to do stuff.
Awesome video and cool background music.
Glad you like it
@@TheCuriousGuyChannelname of music in first half? Many thanks
this sounds like so so close to the beginning of one of those kurghzart videos
Its about the balance. Don't push yourself too hard, but definitely don't be unproductive. With this mentality, you getting nowhere. If I spend a weekend in bed, I feel like an outcast when I step outside on Monday. Just be realistic idk
Wish I knew this 10 years ago, thank you
I'm seeing more and more of this. "We do too much and feel too little"
That music chill af, ive been vibing the whole video 💃
thanks i needed this.
As time passes the more of these channels encourage me to continue what i did in the past 15 years XD
8:11 he alone is the honored one
Maybe we take reality,Life,things too seriously. Very interesting video
Maybe for you, I can remember stuff I forgot because I know how cognition works 💪 U just have to pick up a thread of the thought once its been cut off and itll come back.
Don't know what you're talking about. Gone from full time to a whopping 2 days a week. It's terrible, spending all day relaxing, rediscovering those things I couldn't enjoy the past decade, toking up whenever I want...horrible. Haven't felt this good since my 20s. Absolutely horrible.
Every human body is different bro
What job are you doing that just needs 2 days a week anyway?
a lot of jobs allow for part time work depending on how much you want to work @@duggalbrothers
Then do sum lil bro bro. Pickup a hobby
Guys i think hes being sarcastic.
Though you make an excellent point in this video some of the words used in the title are slightly misleading. Being unproductive is stagnating. Doing nothing isn’t being “unproductive”, it’s just you switching your brain to a balanced mode in order to achieve what some call “the flow”. If we want to be truly productive we have to understand how to best switch off the stress reactions in our brain so it actually can help us produce the good results that we are obviously after. Just my two cents.
Best video of the year
Holy sh**t this video just blew my mind 😳 i have been doing the wrong thing all along. Seriously thank you
yoooo!! banger vid!!!
kurzegargtga intro 🤧🎉🎉
This is pretty legit, I approve.
This is a great video ♥️
I think I overindulged. All I do is relax now.
Why we are not happy becoz we want to control everything... If something done by us them we are only happy. If we do it carelessly no control is a key
If you want to hold onto yourself, then let yourself slip
Life is a prison
Im doing everything i can to escape this reality
that mindset is whats making it a prison for you, you shape your reality
@@DaRat100 I've seen too much to accept this place
LOL how old are you
@@aIbertI2798 at least 1,000+
@@Reincarnation-IsReal do u want my discord
I subscribed because of this video, I liked it.
Zesty background music 🔥
I've been thinking a lot about making videos blending 3D animation and commentary type videos for a while now, this is a huge inspiration for me.