Going Beyond "Average"
Вставка
- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- How to step up your mental game and go beyond average.
www.NEVERsate.com - NEVERsate@Gmail.com
Training Log: tnation.t-natio...
Twitter: / neversate
Instagram: / neversate
Oneset: Alpha (Username)
Facebook: www.facebook.c...
This guy is so underrated
Thanks for saying that!
You're like to dislike ratio is always awesome
Joe A doesn't get any better!
They just haven't found me yet man!
Going year 3 and only 3 dislikes. Must be salty guys who gave that
I could lift 500lbs if I lifted on the moon. That's my excuse
Hahaha noted.
My gym only has 100 lb dumbbells and I feel like I have been using the 75-80's forever, and never realized I was probably not moving up because of the mental block of 100 lb DB being the biggest one's in the gym. Went to the gym today grabbed the 100's and I was able to crank out 3 sets of 10, who knows how long I would have been training at below my potential if it wasn't for this video. Also, using the tips from your overhead press videos I improved my strict press by 30 pounds today. Thanks for the great content and helping me set some new PR's today.
That is such great feedback man, thank you so much for sharing!
That's why you should always go up in weight (as long as you aren't going to injured yourself). Make your body do the work you want it to do
I am the smallest and weakest in the free weight area of my commercial gym but I am much stronger than I was 4 months ago. I am trying to be an inspiration for the other chubby middle-aged ladies that lifting heavier weight is possible. My goal is for a 200 pound deadlift and squat within 3 months and triple digits with bench and OHP in 6 months.
You will definitely get there and it sounds like you have the right environment for it! Just keep doing what you are doing and it will become a reality!
This is the year...315 bench...405 squat...500 deadlift...no excuses!
Make it happen man!
Did it happen?
Scott Terminator69 and?
Let's hear it!
Update?
Surround yourself with an incredible environment if you want to become incredible.
Choosing to involve Brian's videos in my environment is part of that for me.
Keep up the amazing work dude!
That is awesome man, thank you!
I've never seen a youtube video with thousands of views and zero dislikes. I think that sums up how I view your channel and this video especially. You're overwhelming positive and focused, and it's inspiring.
Thank you so much, i really appreciate that!
Add->Favorites.Great job man.Trying to watch every one of your videos.İnspiring.Thank you. Again.
Thank you so much for watching them!
Love this! I'm 47 years old and started lifting in my garage gym about a year ago. This is inspiring. My deadlift may only be 325lbs now but I'm coming for 500lbs; this video shattered my preconceived notions. Thanks man.
just lived it the last couple years, I was so ecstatic to hit 335x3, 400 seemed impossible and thinking about 500 was just out of the stratisphere for me, because 'I wasn't going to take drugs so I could never get that strong'
but then I made it to 405, then 405x5, then 455, then 405x10, 465, 475, 495, 475x3, 500x3! and now I'm sitting here looking back, routinely loading 475 and higher on the bar, my unrealistic lifetime goal already struck, trying to think if it might be possible to push for 600 naturally.. this video is just what I needed right now to reestablish my expectations for myself after making it this far, to keep me going when the temptation is to say, "good enough, well done chap, now rest on your laurels.."
5:21 Yeap, yeap, yeap. Your own belief system must be your number 1 fan. If you don't have that fire in your brain that makes you think you are almighty - you won't go past average.
You can have friends, family, team cheering for you - great, whatever. That's what individual sports often teach you - in the most important moments you are actually alone. Being it life or sport or any other crucial endeavor for you. Your "performance" in THAT moment will depend on you and the voice in your head that you nurtured.
Thank you for sharing, Brian!
I used to be afraid of heavy weight. But, once I started lifting it every other day, I was able to lift heavier. I think there's a lot of mental stuff people need to overcome.
It is 99% a mental game, no doubt!
This video changed my life. This advice is applicable to every facet of life. Thank you, Brian.
Thanks for this, Brian. I really appreciate it.
I really appreciate you watching it brother
Much better than Netflix
Thank you for all the time, content you put out
Daniel
That is awesome man, thank you!
Be careful with not accepting excuses for yourself. I made some real bad experiences with trying to ignore my excuses (basically CNS literally not being able to handle a lot of workload). It can end badly.
But for the vast majority your mindset and mentality should be helpful.
You hit it out of the ballpark again! I think the tendency to sell ourselves short is the biggest obstacle people have. I personally hate the saying, "think outside the box" because I do not believe in the box to begin with. No box. No limits.😃
Oh and the book, "The War of Art" is a great read!
That is an awesome saying! There definitely isn't a box!
This struck a real chord with me. I had to change my mindset to get my Ph.D. thesis done. I was feeling sorry for myself because I was working full time and helping out my family. I was envious of my colleagues who seemed to have more time, money to support themselves and opportunities than me. My thoughts were, "I could finish; or write more papers etc; if I didn't have this or that blah.." But eventually I had to say "find a way to get it done anyway". And in October last year I submitted it. It took me much longer than my colleagues, but I found a way to get it done. It was my mind that was holding me back not the reasons I was contemplating. There are lots of other people I know that would let the other mindset make it okay for them to quit. Thanks Brian. sorry for the long post.
Thanks so much man, i really appreciate you sharing that!
Absolutely one of the top people on UA-cam hands down. Spread the word!
I like your rants and I needed to hear this. Im about 3 weeks post meet from my first powerlifting meet and just got back on my training. Everything is kind of off Im not pushing the same numbers I used to and feeling a little miffed. This video came at precisely the right time. It takes training, dedication, and hard work. Yes Im not where I used to be but I'll be further. Three weeks from now I'll do things I couldnt do before. Anything worth it takes time. Thank you Brian.
That is completely normal post meet! You will come back stronger than ever. No doubt about it!
Awesome, dude. We need more men like Brian. Whenever I'm feeling down, I do two things. I pary and I come watch some videos pn Neversate. Respect and thanks!
its ridiculous how humble you are. i try to keep the same mentality with everything in life. i could deadlift 500lbs "if" i keep deadlifting. great video man!!
Hahaha exactly man!
Not being average comes from the inside. It comes from never accepting the "good", but only looking for the better, even if it doesn't exist for you at this given time.
I'm not pretentious enough to apply this statement to myself, but one day, I'll get there. And I sincerly hope most of humanity does too.
I completely agree brother and thank you!
Such words of wisdom. I think we should all stop from time to time to consider what believes or thoughts we have ingrained on ourselves and eliminate all the excuses and bullshit. And then continue kicking some ass. Thanks Brian!
I totally agree, thank you for saying that!
Probably the most inspiring video on the internet. If you take Brian's message to heart it will be life changing I reckon. Thanks Brian !
That is awesome! thanks Danny!
"Make a decision today!". Fantastic as usual Brian. It is of my opinion that you could throw your hat in the self-help/motivation/inspiration ring, and perhaps open another string of income. The conviction you have when you speak is palpable. Thank you!
i would love to do that man. i am hoping to do some seminars one day!
Life changing video for me...thanks from India 🙏
The kind of videos I come to UA-cam for. 🙌🏼🔝
You know why i really like in you brain ? is how you are honest whit you and that's what will make you stronger and stronger
Great speech my friend (y)
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that!
You can always tell who a winner is by their mind set. It's funny how well these basic principles translate outside of the gym. Thanks for the input brother. Stay strong, stay awesome, looking forward for more to come.
Thank you so much Timmothy and i completely agree!
I think you are a dedicated Hard Working Man Who built his strength the old fashion way and earned it! Much Respect!
Thanks man, i really appreciate that!
13,000 subscribers, wow! Another great video Brian!
I know, i am so happy about it!
45,002 3 months later
Loved the video. May have been one of the most motivating ones I've seen. This is different from these 'motivation videos' because they only provide short term motivation and get you pumped. This one really inspired me. I'm 19 and when I started training for strength 3 months ago my dad told me I shouldn't because my body is not built for this kind of sport. I didn't take this as demotivating, rather I put my all into proving him wrong. I was always a pretty skinny guy and I started out at a 60kg squat max. Yesterday I squatted 85kg for 5x5. I know thats not much, but I've still got a long way ahead of me and also it's important to set small goals for yourself. If you set your goal to a huge weight straight ahead you will only see how far you are from achieving it and it will seem impossible. If you set multiple small goals along the way, you will stay motivated because reaching them feels so damn good. I wanted to squat 100kg within my first year and I know that I will achieve that. This video was kind of reassuring for me that I'm doing the right thing. Thank you Brian, I'm really grateful for your videos and I hope you have some nice holidays. Cheers! :)
Man thank you so much for saying this! It really does motivate me to keep doing that i am doing when i read things like this!
that anicdote about the dumbells was the truest thing I have ever heard. in my gym the dunbells only go to 100 and noone touches them so I picked one up yesterday and started doing goblet squats after watching this vid. Goblet squats are easy as fuck for anyone keeping score. and the people around you start acting like holy shit is he really doing that. and after hearing what you had to say about this idea it all seemed so silly like guys this shit isn't even enough we aren't there yet and honestly it made me a little sad. but a valuable lessen you got to leave your ego behind in strength training and in life because someone will always be ahead of you. great message Brian Alsruhe
Thanks so much for sharing this Luke!
Really enjoyed this video, and would like to add that my biggest gains came when I found a gym like yours. There is no number you can put to lifting with like minded people, and average disappears when no one trains average. Hope that made sense to more than just me.
I totally agree brother!
Hi Brian, I really love the statement "change what you believe is possible"; it would be a great slogan on a T-Shirt. I really enjoy your videos and some days they (and Alan Thralls' vids) are what gets me out to the gym, by reminding me to pursue what I want, instead of what I will settle for. Thank you for your assistance.
Thanks so much brother, i really appreciate that!
You are awesome! i set up my mind, my lifts are not big stuff, but step by step i'm going beyond myself! thats the only thing that matters to me
Absolutely,, you can only eat an elephant one bite at a time!
Alsruhe Thraal 2024!
Hahah that would be awesome!
Let's try and make that 2020
Yes please!
mordechaimordechai Thralsruhe 😂
Hahaha
Wow, so motivational, and not the cheesy kind with background music and slow motion footage, that make up for 12% of all videos on UA-cam. No, it's the straight from the heart dammit he means it and .. he's right!-kind. Loved it, thanks!
"Impossible has changed" is a nice theme for T-shirts as suggested, could be variations - move the impossible, change the.., disrespect the.., the impossible, etc. Maybe you're the guy that took the impossible and made a .. good T-shirt business out of it, good strong word, like the HVIII brand.
That's a good point man, I'll talk to the company who makes my T-shirts and see what they are willing to do!
Yourself and Alan, have been instrumental in my efforts these last few months.
This video is the living embodiment of the epiphany I had, the transformation I made mentally.
Due to your combined knowledge bases, I'm finally getting somewhere, and doing so productively.
I'm glad that I found you guys, I just wish it had been sooner. Regardless...
Thank you, sincerely.
(As well, thanks for the follow on Instagram!)
Man, thanks for sharing this, it means more than you know!
What I do know, is how awesome it is that you try to respond to as many comments as you can!
Dedicated, passionate, honest.
Class A, brother.
That is awesome man, thank you!
Until a few months ago I thought it was impossible to do all giant sets with my main lifts, drop 10 lbs and get stronger on both my big three lifts and strongman events. Thanks man!
It will completely change the way you lift forever man. You ill never go back!
A month before my 18th birthday I deadlifted 415 for 4 reps, then was sidelined by an SI joint injury. my 19th birthday was a few days ago, and despite a full recovery, I haven't pulled anywhere near my old numbers. This video was a kick in the face. I am going for 500 now.
Go get after it brother!
Hey man! Thanks for this. As I have said before I really like all that you do, and the motivation you give me. This one hit home for me as I just reached my first long term Deadlift goal of 500lbs. You are right it wasn't my training or my diet that needed changing. It was my mind. once I discovered this the weight on the bar started to rise and I hit my goal. thanks in part to you.
That is awesome man, great job!
I wanna be like Brian when I grow up. Well maybe not grow up, I'm already an adult. What I'm trying to say I can only hope to be as wise, knowledgeable, and strong as him when I get older. You've seriously got the best videos on UA-cam man! Also you're the best motivational speaker that I've ever watched
Also, you're completely right about strength depending on who you surround yourself with. I previously went to LA Fitness where the strongest squat was 405. I moved to a powerlifting gym called "Orlando Barbell" where the heaviest squat is 1003 pounds, Jo Jordan is his name I think. I now squat 405 in half the time it took me to get to 225 :)
You are 100% a product of your environment and it sounds like you are in the perfect environment my friend! And awesome job with your progress!
Belief changes reality - amen!
It's pretty much the only thing that does!
Love this sentiment...no, belief. I think you're 100% right. Initially being the biggest fish in the pond is temporarily satisfying, but in a rational person it is soon boring. Who wants to be great in their own world when there is a bigger one to seize? I like that you want to be the best in the world, no excuses. You clearly are a smart person who is capable of being realisically objective...I don't know what your objectives are, but I'd bet most that you'll achieve them.
That is an awesome thing to say thank you!
Your facial expression and voice looks like you're on the edge of bursting out in tears... That's some serious passion man!
Damn- this is my story exactly! In my old gym I was one of the strongest- have been running a log on BB.com since 2012 and everyone tells me I'm strong. Then I look around the internet and realize I'm very average. Joined a real PL gym and I'm towards the bottom of the group. Glad to find your channel. Good info!
It will only make you better man, people are definitely a product of their environment and you are definitely in the right place!
Dude, seriously. I can only watch one of your vids a day. lol They get me fired up! I needed this one today!
Hahah that is an awesome thing to say man, thanks!
just got back from the gym. now watching this. looking forward to tomorrow for my next work out.
That is awesome! Get after it man!
This is an incredible video that speaks to my experience lately. I stated lifting about 4 months ago at 30 years old. I made excuses about my weight for years. I finally hit a point I looked in the mirror and was ashamed of myself. I said no more excuses. I cleaned up my diet and I'm down 50 lbs and stronger than ever. Your a great role model and have inspired me now to push even harder! Awesome to see my home state represented so well!
Damn. I'm so pumped up after watching this I need to go back to the gym again today.
Hahah that s awesome!
great video man!
i think i can call myself an advanced lifter in terms of the Deadlift. I've learnt my craft very very well and now all I need to do is keep up the consistency and things will move smoothly! intermediate for the bench and squat.
and you are so right about comparing. i used to always say to myself things like "if Eddie hall can Deadlift 500kg, then I'm 100% sure i can lift my baby weight" i used to purposely make my weights look small, so i didn't have a reason to fear them.
everything is possible once you do it in your head!
i hate hearing excuses, i mentally distance myself from those kind of people, and brainwash myself with the mentalities of the greatest and strongest lifters on this planet. make them your "friends".
nice one, friend :)
Thank you so much brother and awesome job!
Same thing happened to me one year ago. I was letting myself go, making excuses, if this, if that, and I said enough is enough. Went from deadlift 315x2 (hurting my back lol) to deadlifting 405x6 in one year. I'm extremely happy with my results so far because I took actions and changed what I believe is possible. A goal I've had for a long time is to deadlift 500 pounds and I believe I am getting really close now. Wanted to before 2017 but that's okay, because 2017 I'm gonna be making GAINZ like crazy. Thanks for the video man, really enjoying your content.
That is awesome man, and i really appreciate you sharing that!
great rant man. I think one topic tied to this matter is not to get discouraged by others gains/progress compared to oneself and focus on keep moving down the lines of amateur intermediate advanced, regardless of what other can lift simply by being heavier than you for instance.
i totally agree man!
Thanks Brian, this video helped get me pumped to hit a new Squat 1RM PR today! I live in Northern VA and plan on driving up to take a class at your gym some weekend soon. Until then, thank you for all the great content.
That sounds great man and awesome job!
great rant Brian! I feel fortunate to have found this channel
I'm just glad you found it bother!
I could deadlift 500 pounds if... you gave me two more years. Seriously, my progression seems like it's gonna get me there, ten pounds a month. Every month, I think, "jeez... I've never lifted these numbers before." And then I hit three more reps than I had to.
Seriously though. I started lifting a little over 2 years ago. I was deadlifting 65 pounds with the barbell stacked on plates so I wasn't doing deficits. I've better than quadrupled that in that time, and I wasn't even on a progression plan!
That is awesome progression man! I WISH I could make 10lbs gains every month! I make like 10lb gains every year!
Ha ha! Man, I'm still in noob gains territory. You know how it is. If I hit 400 in 2 years, I'll be overjoyed.
You will definitely be there man, no doubt in my mind!
+Brian Alsruhe oh yeah. totally achievable. no reason a guy my size and age, with no major injuries, can't hit that in time. I'm not gonna quit because I love to lift. thanks to people you like you, I have the tools!
As a busy 39 year old who started lifting three years ago and had to back off for six months twice, I am the epitome of the guy who could make excuses all day. But your great attitude helps me stay focused and motivated to improve. Maybe slightly ironically, it also helps people like me who are still far from being strong even relative to their commercial gym dare walk into the squat rack and not give a damn about the fact a guy half my weight just moved double the weight I'm putting on my back. It's ok to be learning/progressing because we're all somebody's definition of weak. And that's not even talking about the fact that your tips are the ones that made me progress most on OHP and Squats. They are still incredibly low - I'm still arguably a beginner :-D But any progress has come thanks to your tips more than anyone else's (and I do the rounds of all the best guys on UA-cam). Thanks Brian, you really help the community and guys like me.
"Belief changes reality", superb post Brian. A simple message, eloquently delivered, just superb!
That is awesome man, thank you, i really appreciate that!
Thanks brother, I needed this right now... I was 285 pounds in 2004, and could move a building - 7 major surgeries later, I am working my way back, but am getting discouraged... Thanks for the pep talk! No excuses!
Thanks for the honest appraisal. It’s up to “me” as an individual; I’m accountable and responsible for my actions.
I know you get this a lot, and I’m trying not to be a “fan-boy”, but, I spend a significant amount of time watching your videos. You, and your crew get me amped and I’ve had such an amazing time following your programming (I hit 250lbs for a single on front squats yesterday!) you’ve changed my training life, and therefore my life, Brian, thank you. (Trying to work up to competition:Strongman, not really finding anything in my area of Washington.) anyways... revisiting old videos, getting motivated, just thought you should know.
I’m glad you’re getting better, and that you’ve got such a killer crew with you.
Brian, have you ever been seen without your Rogue barbell club hat on!? I think you were born in that thing
Hell yeah! Get some !.... We all have the same the same potential for success , it comes down to what you will do to achieve it.... Awesome video.
I 1000% agree!
This advice works for everything in life. Awesome stuff man.
That you so much!
Awesome video as always man! 2 years ago when I started powerlifting I was shocked how weak I was, most of the people I trained with, were 10 times stronger than me. I started hitting the gym all the time, eating the right food and I never skipped it. Now I am one of the strongest guys in my gym, but still I am an average lifter!
That is awesome man! Stay at it and who knows where you will be in another 10!
Taking ownership is definitely hard for most but it's great that you share and inspire people to do the impossible as possible. Just recently found this channel from Alan Thrall's channel (whom i also recently found) and I'm greatly appreciating and learning totally new perspectives of training from you. Thanks, Brian!
bro 20+ years of training is beyond intermediate lifter..great video and great message definitely a great video to hit the New Lifters and Intermediate lifters with before the New year
Well, i am glad you think so, but i don't see myself as such. I appreciate your words man!
i hear ya man..again great message and great timing..now lets keep chasing GREATNESS
Thanks so much brother!
I saw the Q&A where you talked about intrinsic motivation and I’m watching this video thinking that this is just outside motivation that won’t last but it isn’t. I see that you’re trying to change minds unlock that drive in your viewers, or rather to present them with a choice to release and apply that drive, and as I’m writing this all you’re words are starting to make sense.
Another great motivational rant bro, ur mind has to go there first if the body is going to follow. Ur videos help keep the mind moving forward
Thank you so much for saying that!
Between the watching the video again this morning and wearing my new Neversate shirt I was stronger,better conditioned and more swollen!!!! If u want ur PR's to go up buy the shirt!!!!!
I'm gonna deadlift 500 lbs, but first I need to get more plates!!!! Great video brother.
Hahaha that IS a problem!
Great motivation! Really like your style of videos, the way you cut away with some witty banter. I lift very regular but always seem to find an excuse to not get in my cardio. I'm going to try your linear progression giant set style. thanks for the motivation!
Love this Brian. I need to stop coddling myself and making excuses for myself. I am in control of my own life!!!
You are 100% in control my friend!
Awesome speech! Thanks Brian.
Thanks for watching man!
Fuckinaye! I just came across your site last week and I really appreciate you and your guys! i don't workout for strong man but you are pushing this old man to work harder. Keep it up!
Brian youve been an inspiration to me
Aw man! Great video. I gotta say I am pumped for 2017 and lifts. It is awkward that I am coming down with a cold today. Hey, it works out for the best after all, because this week starting today is just "ramp up" week after the holidays (fitness hell....) and then it s ON, 5th gear, with your giant sets programme.
That is awesome man, do great things with it!
you're the man!
in my opinion it always comes down to one thing....
how bad do you want it?!?!?!
improve yourself day by day, step by step.
greets from Germany.
I totally agree brother!
thank you so much for this Brian! I've been feeling discouraged/lazy with training lately because I feel like I'm not progressing, but I have to focus for my first meet coming up in April. needed to hear all this!
That is great liza, yu will be just fine. Just keep getting after it!
Preach it!!!! Outstanding video
Hahah thank you!
Dude...I think everyone needs to watch this!
Good speech, Brian
Thank you!
Great talk man... although I disagree on the learning part. even advanced lifters will be learning, relearning or figuring out something new everyday. That's organic.... That makes u humble and positive... the very vibes that ur videos give out.
Yea I would agree, but I really appreciate you saying that!
Right on time . Just got back from the gym where some nobody tryed to convince me that all my accesorie work to improve my deadlift and reach 440 lbs is useless "Cos you don't need 440 lbs deadlift to build muscle and be strong , You can be strong with a lighter deadlift" ... Spoiler alert : I'm the only one in my gym who bother deadlifting anything over 300 lbs (I know it's nothing but that's how "average" my gym is )
Real talk brother, good job and it's something for people to think about.
I remember when I started training and was skinny tall guy( 6'6) other people would say that I won't be able to put mass, that squatting big numbers is impossible with my height as well as pressing 'cos of my long arms and so on plus those same ppl were on drugs. And now I'm squatting around 500lbs and deadlift over 500 and doing rack pulls from various height I go from 600+ lbs all the way to 900lbs. And funny thing is that those same people who are also enhanced say that I can do that bcos I'm tall and have ~265lbs and call me out for taking PEDs 😅 haha weak minded ppl with lot of excuses. 😅
Hahaha exactly man, it sounds like you are doing awesome things man!
Brian Alsruhe Thanks brother. I'm looking at old school strongmen back before steroids and it motivates me to know what human body can achieve naturally so I always shoot for higher goals and if I don't achieve them I'll still be on respectable level because of the mindset and all this journey.
Right now some virus caught me and I can't wait to be back on the track.
Keep working hard and doing great work. 💪
You got it man and you will be back in no time!
Brian Alsruhe Sure I will 💪💪💪😁
Go get it man!
Awesome video as usual. I think this honestly might be one of the best fitness channels on UA-cam. Am glad you've become more popular.
Thank you so much ro saying that, i really appreciate it!
I'm watching this at one in the morning and I'm so pumped up to hit the gym. I guess I'll hit the replay button in the morning. Who needs pre-workout when you've got Brian Alsruhe :)
Hahah that is awesome, thank you!
This should be a TED Talk!
Man, thank you. It helps a lot. Cero excuses, let's head on to be better in every way. God bless bro, keep the good work.
Mate mega inspiring. I've been spending years to build a mindset like you are talking about!!
It's a battle every day man!
Damn I needed to hear this. Starting strongman training tomorrow, gonna crush it.
Brian's really starting to become my go to UA-cam guy these days, so glad I found this channel
IT'S ALL IN MINDSET! (Guess who says that)
"It's not about how hard you can hit, it's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward"
i LOVE that scene from hat movie!
Thanks Brian, this helps more than you may think
Thanks for checking it out Chris!
Thank you AGAIN for the inspiration man! After the practical stuff, now the next level/ mental stuff! This is why I and most of the guys here follow your advises and not what we may hear around a us from the below average people. Finally I can interact with likeminded persons such as you Brian!
That is awesome man, we will only make each other better!
Just bought a copy of the war of art on audible. Look forward to checking it out.
It is an amazing book man!
The safety net complex is a direct result of social currents emphasizing self esteem, I was a result of this culture for too long. Remembering the perennial truth that self esteem is a by-product of doing esteemable things and not a result of having smoke blown up your ass, would do this nation well. I like you Brian, I know you will succeed. Men of integrity are less common these days than they should be. Growing a following while regularly addressing the viewers to cull the chaff from the wheat is important in maintaining quality patronage. Excellent rant.
Man, thank you so much for saying that. it really does mean a lot to me!
Just catching up on a few of your videos, but this is my favourite one so far. It relates so much to what you were saying in one of your old training logs regarding the mental game and removing the glass ceiling and this video sums it up perfectly! I wish you all the best in 2017 and will be following when I can.
Thanks man, i really appreciate you watching them! And I hope you have an awesome 2017 as well!
Wise words Brian!!
Thank you my friend!