Це відео не доступне.
Перепрошуємо.
The 007 Life Philosophy | Become Like James Bond
Вставка
- Опубліковано 26 лис 2021
- James Bond’s life philosophy can be easily summarized in Jack London’s quote I Shall Use My Time. I shall use my time was written by Jack London and perfectly encapsulates the James Bond Lifestyle succinctly. Becoming like James Bond is aspirational for many, but in order to do that, you have the conduct a little bit of James Bond psychoanalysis and understand the character and 007 life philosophy.
This video talks about Ian Fleming, Jack London, No Time to Die and Daniel Craig. Watch out for No Time to Die spoilers and learn how to live life just the James Bond.
📖 Get my FREE PRODUCTIVITY CHEATSHEET 👉 www.vihanchell...
🎥 My UA-cam Gear - kit.co/VihanCh...
📚 My Book Club - www.vihanchell...
💪 SUBSCRIBE for study tips and tips on how to study effectively EVERY WEEK - www.youtube.co...
💯 STAY CONNECTED by reaching out on Social media
Facebook: www.facebook.c...
Instagram: / vihanchelliah
Twitter: / vchelliah
🎵 www.mediafire.....
This description may contain affiliate links. If you purchase a product through them, I will receive a commission (at no additional cost to you). I only ever endorse products or service that I have personally used or benefitted from. Thank you so much for your support.
I think you're absolutely right. As a paratrooper in the U.S. Army, I knew many Special Forces soldiers and several Delta Force operators. Later, as CIA operations officer, I knew many Special Activities Division guys whose job was sometimes to do the kinds of things that James Bond did. The one characteristic that they all had in common was that they lived intense and dramatic lives, with little fear of risk-taking, even if it resulted in getting killed. They also felt contempt for the average guy and his safe, comfortable, mediocre existence. They weren't impressed by the material rewards of his safe life, either - his expensive cars and big houses.. Your quote from Jack London perfectly expresses their philosophy.
adreneline junkies who got themselves killed....great.
Thank you for this take, and your service. I haven't served, but I work as a Private Investigator, so the intensity is notched down quite a bit ha, but I imitate Ian Fleming's character by my dress and mannerisms. I've considered going into the field of private security or possibly enlisting in the Army. I can't imagine your and your colleagues capabilities, I'm just glad you're on our side!
DIDO THAT...
Thank you for your service. 👍🇺🇸👍
Are you allowed to tell that you worked for CIA?
Did they have sports cars that go invisible and fire machine guns out of the head lights? Did they seduce beautiful women to?
He used every little bit of time to be the best version of a man
He sure did!
creating a false narraive for others to try to follow in the process
@@danf4447your a clueless doof
What an absolutely beautiful quote. Not one meant for all, but for the right guy.
Thanks for the spoiler alert dude! Loved the video, good style
You got it :)
That background ringing sound is brutal, I couldn’t even focus on what you were saying.
Wasn’t that bad
as someone who is 20 years past 40- i dont think this is good advice if you want a happy and long life. period.
Thank you for this. I'm still in my 30s but I see a lot of people here completely misinterpreting this quote.
There's a reason why Jack London only lived until his 40s. Being fearless and reckless doesn't equate to being an actual man. Being responsible and protective, and courageous and assertive while also being respectful does.
"I shall use my time" should instead be construed the opposite way: as a means to find actual purpose in your life and to create Legacy, instead of giving in to adventurous whims which ultimately may bring your doom.
Living for the present alone shows a tremendous lack of foresight and self-investment.
@@thestarkknightreturns nicely said even if i dont fully agree. hemmingway also had a bit of the self destrictive romantic "mans man" idea going on.
@@danf4447 well Hemingway clearly did that out of insecurity and trauma.
- He was severely crippled during the war. He got shrapnel on both legs and was hospitalized for days.
- He was cheated on by an older girl he wanted to marry but who had already committed to another guy.
- And he loved Africa because there he could be the only "white apex champion". It's easier to be king of the hill than the average Joe of the mountain
He displayed hyper-machismo for self-preservation. To maintain an idea of himself that reality clearly robbed him of.
This is a sign of immaturity.
Excellently done-I was a bit worried clicking on this because a lot of "be like James Bond"-esque videos I've seen are toxic or cringe aLpHA mAle, but I feel like this truly encompasses what it means to be a man (and by extension, person)
The first half
Helpful video. Thanks1
You’re welcome ☺️
# whatever, be patient with UA-cam ads
great
Yes!!
Jai Shree Ram 🕉️
Nobody will be better then daniel Craig as bond
Connery was....so?
You all know he's not real right?
None of us really are...an idea is the same as reality in this matrix
Lol 😅
And who's real anyway? If you can pick lessons from him, then what does it matter if he's real or not? The role of fiction is to portray the ideal. Not to make reality. James Bond is the ideal man,
@@kevinligusi3525 he's the ideal man if you are a 14 year old whose highest aspiration in life is to get the best Kill to Death ratio in Call of Duty lol.
If a real spy did the stuff James Bond does on his missions, he wouldn't be a spy for very long lol
Take lessons from real people who actually exist in the real world not fictional characters who could never possibly function in real life.
Given so munch attention was to Jack London, shouldn't the title have been *"The Jack London life Philosophy showed me how to live life to the fullest?"* Or Ian Fleming the creator of James Bond?
James bond isn't real. You have 1000's of years of recorded human history and you did a video on James Bond? You couldn't find an actual person either in the past or present to make your argument? WTF?
Noted 🙂
@@VihanChelliah Why didn't you use a real life person, like.... Jack London or Ian Flemming than a fictional character? Because quite frankly, I know, you know the difference.
@@indviduation The second post was unnecessary, because it says exactly the same
Good video but what did Jack London have to do with science fiction