Crushing it. Discovered you a few days ago, watched all your vids. Massive imperfect action - i love it. Reminds me of Darren Aronofsky's "Muscle Draft" with how he writes scripts. Turns of phrase like that - its kinda like branding/marketing to yourself. Almost self hypnosis. Do you ever write persuasive copy to yourself to convince yourself of something or straighten out your own mind? Juicy vids, thanks for sharing your insights dude.
@kjplayslife
8 ай бұрын
Never thought about it like that but that’s a cool idea, I guess it kinda happens subconsciously by writing these videos
@Robdobalina
8 ай бұрын
@@kjplayslife I wish I never thought about it like that either and just did what you did instead haha. I start my day doing it but with zero copywriting knowledge just enjoyment of journalling. It definitely turned my life around and I’ve collected so many skills around content creation but never applied them in a high leverage focused way for a sustained period. Always with a “I’ll join the dots eventually” kind of attitude. You’ve motivated me man. Congrats on the well deserved success. Very Kobe Bryant like in the approach, I love it.
@kjplayslife
8 ай бұрын
@@Robdobalina thank you bro, that means a lot 🙌🏽
@OnceAToaster
8 ай бұрын
Enjoying the vids so far man, just wanted to make one point though, it's okay to take a break sometimes if your friends & family are begging you to take a break. The grind is important if you want to grow and succeed but don't let relationships suffer because of it. Health and wealth
@kjplayslife
8 ай бұрын
you're spot on my man! unfortunately 99% people are at the other extreme haha. their family is begging them to get off TikTok and do something useful with their life
@OnceAToaster
8 ай бұрын
haha that's very true@@kjplayslife On a side note, I've got some goals for 2024 and you've motivated me to keep a video log of it like yourself. I've done it in the past for some fitness goals and it really helped me to stay focused, and it's always nice to go back and watch yourself at the start of the journey to see how far you've come :) For me I'm going to try and leverage the experience I have as a software engineer to create some B2B SaaS products, one of which is almost complete now. I'm hoping that soon I'll be able to post a video about my first online dollar too! Sorry for the rant haha, hope you're day's going well!
@kjplayslife
8 ай бұрын
Love that bro, keep killin it 🙌🏽
@sewertails3500
8 ай бұрын
Hey man love this video some of it aligned with what I had already suspected but generally it just filled in some blanks for me. I think my main issue is separate though as it lies with my actual motivation vs my perception of my motivation. Started a decently successful passive income stream a couple of years ago, and dealt with a stupid amount of emotional pain in the past few years since then. My very problem is that I know my capability, I know exactly how to make all of that money and I'm so confident I could, so fuelled by the current passive income & a lot of depression I wasted a lot of it on weed. I thought I could just sit back for a bit because I was shutting down in life internally anyway. For me it's the motivation and drive, and in the video you said you don't want people watching if they aren't going to follow through with it but I really want to become stable & make my family proud but it's literally just me getting to work that's so hard. It's the very very start. The hardest part. I know it's the hardest part and that's the problem. TLDR; Have an exact path laid out of how I'd make the money, very certain I could make it, just even with all my energy it feels like I often still can't bring myself to work hard like this, wondering if you've felt similar or have any tips for that because it is literally the sole problem after that it's smooth sailing. Feel like I'm gonna lose my opportunity too eventually. It basically looked so easy & added with pain I slacked. getting back on track is related to my motivation for life because externally I lost everything during this period. You might just say, well if you really had it in you and it was your passion then that wouldn't be an issue, but my life basically depends on working hard at this point so If I still can't get out of the mud then I guess it's just depression. Anyways wonder if you have any tips specifically related to that, rather than the direction to go
@kjplayslife
8 ай бұрын
I would take a look at your inputs. Air, water, food, sunlight. if you have everything else in place you might just be lacking physical energy and well being. I know when I have all of my inputs dialed in I can work 10+ hours. But if I’m slacking on them I can barely work 2
@suniajellani3007
3 ай бұрын
What to do for a low level of gocus
@aaronsimms5870
8 ай бұрын
great video again KJ. You never fail
@nikolatesla5308
4 ай бұрын
00:00 Learn the Dei framework to outpace 99% of people and succeed rapidly. 01:16 Direction matters more than speed 02:36 Understand your direction and set clear goals. 03:52 Maximize productivity by treating tasks like a video game. 05:09 Take massive and imperfect action to progress faster. 06:25 Continuous improvement through iterative actions leads to success. 07:48 Improve your systems and actions 09:05 Consistent daily iteration leads to exponential success.
@Narek_912
4 ай бұрын
Thank you bro 💥🔥
@elpais_Sano
5 ай бұрын
I do 2-3 hours per day with CW but I feel it's not enough, therefore I feel no progress. On top of that, I have college, work and homework and cannot find more space to improve. How can I make these 2-3 hours as effective as the double of hours or even more to reach 10k?
@mmapulat7994
4 ай бұрын
Deep work .... make those hours count
@elpais_Sano
4 ай бұрын
@@mmapulat7994 I spend like an hour to get in that state, and sometimes it doesn't happen
@chrishall2837
8 ай бұрын
Hey bro can you make a skool or discord community? I want to make more Christian business friends
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