David Goggins: How to Build Immense Inner Strength
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День томуIn this episode, my guest is David Goggins, retired Navy SEAL, highly accomplished ultramarathoner, best-selling author, and influential public speaker.
David explains how he mastered his inner dialogue to build extraordinary levels of discipline and mental and physical toughness.
He describes how confronting his early hardships, including physical and mental abuse, learning disorders, and obesity, became a practice of deep and excruciating self-reflection - eventually allowing him to transmute those experiences into a superhuman work ethic.
This conversation is a unique window into David Goggins’ process in that it focuses both on the underlying science and how David manages and directs his inner dialogue.
It’s a conversation that will inform and inspire anyone wondering how exactly to go about building discipline and confidence and reach their potential.
Note: This conversation includes profanity. Some content might not be suitable for all audiences and ages.
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Timestamps
00:00:00 David Goggins
00:03:22 Sponsors: Maui Nui, AeroPress & Eight Sleep
00:07:58 Learning, Studying & Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
00:14:59 Writing & Learning, ADHD & Focus
00:20:35 Friction, Focus, “Conqueror’s Mindset”
00:25:16 Early Hardships, “Haunted”
00:30:48 Anger, Social Media; Growth & Challenges
00:36:14 Sponsor: AG1
00:37:11 Stick vs. Carrot, Negative Inner Dialogue, “Stay Hard”
00:42:39 Inspiration, Characters & Self Image
00:46:09 Willpower & Anterior Mid-Cingulate Cortex
00:53:23 Friction & the “Suck”, Willpower
00:59:14 Building Willpower, Brain & “No Days Off” Mentality
01:08:52 Sponsor: InsideTracker
01:09:54 Losing Weight, Challenge & Willpower
01:18:47 Self-Criticism & Discipline; Recovery; Stutter & Building Confidence
01:26:45 Relationships & Honest Conversations, People Pleasing
01:34:49 Self-Reflection & Empowerment
01:39:06 Unseen Work, Real Passion & Purpose, Medicine Cabinet Analogy
01:46:32 Feeling Lost, Self-Reflection & Individual Process
01:54:11 Challenges & Two Internal Voices, Misunderstood
01:59:32 Running, Smoke Jumping; Success; Willpower & Perishable Skills
02:07:04 Self-Reflection & Action, Distractions
02:15:27 Inner Dialogue; Failing Properly
02:24:59 Introspection & Unconscious Mind, Cleaning “Cupboards”
02:35:19 Zero-Cost Support, Spotify & Apple Reviews, UKposts Feedback, Sponsors, Momentous, Social Media, Neural Network Newsletter
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@mangeshpuranik31 3 місяці тому
Bloody hell. What an explosive start to 2024. Kudos to Andrew, one of the most useful podcasts around.
@bababillenial7861 3 місяці тому
Haan bhai sahi baat hai!
@AdrianMartini-wf4ko 3 місяці тому
lets gooooo!!!
@kuiwanguistephanie 3 місяці тому
I like that, this is one of the most useful podcasts around
@waldofaldo7267 3 місяці тому
I automatically read “Bloody Hell” in JP’s voice lol.
@TrietLyCuocSongGSH 3 місяці тому
That's right, he is a wonderful person who inspires me and many others
@AnimeSlaps 3 місяці тому
What a wonderful way to start the new year!
@Thatveganlifestyle 3 місяці тому
The best!
@tejas_017 3 місяці тому
Absolutely True!!
@Mateuszyk 3 місяці тому
Omg! Stay hard!
@bestrongandloveyourself2370 3 місяці тому
Exactly what I just thought! 😊
@geneticfreak465 3 місяці тому
Same bro... Exciting 😁
@nicolasrabouille8692 Місяць тому
2 months later, this episode literally changed my life. I go for the suck everyday, working out 6 days a week, signed up for half an ironman, and keep on fighting everyday for that perishable skill. 8 months go, i started changing my life around, since then I lost 55 pounds, started cooking, stopped smoking and drinking and did my first triathlon. Let me tell you that this podcast locked in this mindset for the rest of my life. I will never be able to thank you both enough for
@cristinelgheorghiu5294 Місяць тому
You're also inspiring! Cheers brother, and keep it going!
@UberBossPure Місяць тому
Yes i done the same, Gym + Muay Thai + Stretchings routines + i study Computer Science + learning daily 10-15 minutes a new language + if i have time i read a book where iam uneducated. Before this all i was a drug Addict. To hear like its every day a choice again and again was important for me.
@Bscrn Місяць тому
Lets go men! Keep going
@holdenwitt8827 Місяць тому
Needs to be 7 days a week
@officialshanuki8116 Місяць тому
AWESOME!!!🔥🔥🔥🤬🤬💪🏾
@waltpro1945 2 місяці тому
I think the big takeaways from Goggins' life are 1) life sucks, so embrace it 2) you just gotta do it. No more books or seminars. Getting it done is the only way to do get it done.
@obeymh7768 29 днів тому
Embrace your own unique mind and discover your own unique algorithms,patterns, and internal dialogue to get the though hard situations. Conquer your fear of the unknown by leaning into fear,discomfort and pain. Discover what’s truly on that other side of pure hell and suffering
@christiandoupe9495 26 днів тому
Theres more. You have to do it alone there will be no one in your corner while you work they will only be there after you achieve success. Be upfront to your loved ones about your intentions and share your goals with them so they know what to expect after you take care of ALL of their needs. If you want to keep the mindset you have then youll need to continue to do those things you hate to do not just the ones you enjoy. If you ever get stuck in life you need to switch up how you are motivating yourself because youre aiming for the same thing everyday and you need to switch how you do it in order to finish the end result without fail. Anyone else who thinks of more should comment below because i know theres more than just what these two and i have said let us know what we are missing.
@zoecoote3746 3 дні тому
No two was actually a relief to hear.
@thomastremel9998 3 місяці тому
Huberman and goggins came together to create the most legendary podcast in existence
@SuprEmpth 3 місяці тому
Facts!!!! 💯
@_3.time_ 3 місяці тому
For sure
@whereisggoing 3 місяці тому
FORREAL!!!
@catedoge3206 3 місяці тому
Real
@NkaujKabLiaThoj 3 місяці тому
Amen
@ErikTheElectric 3 місяці тому
The episode we all needed.
@beaualoevv 3 місяці тому
no1 gaf
@beaualoevv 3 місяці тому
ErikTheVirgin
@BarabasCsaba7 3 місяці тому
ERIK!! Love your work my man! Take care sir ☺
@salmanuel4053 3 місяці тому
The podcast we all needed, but didn't want to hear--and so listening to it will grow your anterior midcingulate cortex.
@SeanHalvorsen-nx8hu 3 місяці тому
No Way!!!!! Always awesome seeing that one of my favorite UKpostsrs is based AF
@jacobwilliamson4454 Місяць тому
Goggins has changed so many lives including my own, I was at 300 pounds smoking drinking living in my parents basement. I’ve now accepted the challenge of the marines and I’m down to 277 and I ship off to boot camp on march 24th.
@tai6100 Місяць тому
💯
@tomasr876 Місяць тому
Good luck! Stay hard!
@MsPrincess261 Місяць тому
Wow good luck 🍀 thank you for not choosing to be average or mediocre which is the most easiest thing to do . Instead embrace the suck, cause on the other side is nothing but greatness. Stay hard !
@Tesla-nt2pm Місяць тому
Thank you for your service. Good luck!
@officialshanuki8116 Місяць тому
OOOORAAAAHHH!!!! ☑️☑️☑️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤬🤬🤬💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🇺🇸
@lazarrandjelovic9835 17 днів тому
David Goggins is the human representation of the phrase " just do it"
@alpotato6531 3 місяці тому
This guy is a multimillionaire. He doesn’t need to grind. He keeps grinding and being useful to other people. This is someone to look up to. This guy is a real life hero.
@DJx6293 3 місяці тому
yea but he's also extremely traumatized by his past. he's an impressive person but he has lots of scar tissue he hasn't resolved
@beet5092 3 місяці тому
I'm sure he will when he decides to get to it. Scars are gold.
@kriskaayne 3 місяці тому
@@DJx6293he’s «happy», he’s found his way. He uses his trauma to his own benefit, and he could actually give some credit to the trauma for pushing him. Without the trauma he would have been a nobody
@thomask837 3 місяці тому
@@beet5092unless they’re in your liver or intestines, brain etc 😁
@matthewsalt2065 3 місяці тому
Money isn't purpose. David has purpose.
@leviackerman1799 3 місяці тому
"What are you willing to give up to find every bit of who you are as a human being?" Damn i felt that.
@muradmeansdesire 3 місяці тому
a powerful question to answer by re-creating a new version of self - giving up those attractive and addictive habits are really hard. thanks for quoting this
@kierredestiny2 2 дні тому
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@u-genius5111 Місяць тому
This podcast single-handedly ended the entire self-help industry. So many questions have been answered here. Now just do it!
@joneeboi9303 Місяць тому
I don't wanna do it, I must do it. He answered everything right then and there
@shirleyseguin7395 23 дні тому
I was on my level up journey when I started to read Cant Hurt Me and man… it really hit me. All this journey, all alone, was so difficult but this book helped me to develop my own voice, to be my own cheerleader. I also understand when he says « I have to do it because I am not like this » he have to show up everyday to not return to David Goggins. I feel that in my soul because it’s the same for me. I was lazy, I was not able to finish what I’ve started, I had plenty of traumas to heal, I was weak AF… Now I show up everyday and it’s crazy the effect it had on my brain. Even when things go wrong, I feel the emotion but I am never overwhelmed by it. To become stronger is really the most beautiful thing you can do for yourself. ❤
@ashersage5043 3 місяці тому
I’m “49 and a multi millionaire. I don’t have to do anything.” Blows my mind hearing that flex. He is right. He’s accomplished so much and is STILL pushing a piece of himself. Paramedic? A multi millionaire moving into being a paramedic? Amazing David. Love this man! Thanks for inspiring us DAILY
@meltygear5955 3 місяці тому
And don't forget smokediving.
@TommyGunz327 3 місяці тому
@@meltygear5955 It’s obvious that it isn’t about money since he only gets paid around 12$ an hour for smoke jumping and it’s probably the most dangerous job in the world. He’s a beast
@roberto125919 3 місяці тому
It's pointless all hes doing is taking the spot of someone who would be working long term.
@RetireandGo 3 місяці тому
It was such a good point It’s real inner strength to keep staying fit and mentally motivated I loved that
@greenlitlleman 3 місяці тому
@@roberto125919 You're implying that there's a competition to be a paramedic instead of a lack of those who want to be one.
@zeffery101 3 місяці тому
*WORD OF ADVICE* : the mindset of a hard worker doesn't care that today is January 1. Doesn't matter what day it is. You put in as much energy today as you do on March 8 and October 23. Its everyday for the rest of your life and the faster you learn to be ok with that, that easier it gets. Stay hard!
@beverleyreid8258 3 місяці тому
True words
@zumbimax 3 місяці тому
True and wise words
@OfficialNattyOrNot 3 місяці тому
Every. Day. Is YOUR day.
@danflashes8254 3 місяці тому
I’m hard alright🎉
@lennertplayz 3 місяці тому
I will remember to work extra hard on October 23 😄
@heddle 7 днів тому
I have never met a man who held the convictions, self discipline, and mindset of my father. He, too, had only himself and overcame unimaginable obstacles, also. You are such a man. Thank you.
@byteme1813 20 днів тому
I fell asleep while watching this episode and woke up to my girlfriend’s dog doing push-ups
@ladyleaderpower1 12 днів тому
Reduce carbohydrates it can be effective bro❤
@JoshebMangru 8 днів тому
😂😂😂😂😂
@himanshufitness0758 4 дні тому
😂😂
@vickysimpson3750 3 дні тому
😂😂😂😂
@kierredestiny2 2 дні тому
Dead 😂😂😂
@benjaminlandrail 3 місяці тому
"I realized that my entire life was gonna be a struggle, so I ignored it". For all the neurotic people like me out there, this is the best advice possible. Just accept that you're always going to be anxious and miserable, and use it as a fuel to do something worthwhile. Thank you, David Goggins and Dr. Huberman for an immensely inspiring episode.
@feseabra3479 3 місяці тому
Benjamin, it's not about accepting anxiety and misery. Nobody bares being miserable all the time. It's about taking responsability for it. Doing something about it. Making the best of it. Anxiety- when disfunctional- is about feeling small compared to fears, challenges and possibilities. The job is to grow up and become stronger. If you put too much focus on the struggle, you'll miss all the oportunities of growth. Read Tara Brach's "Radical Acceptance". It's an amazing book.
@alessandrofacciani7209 3 місяці тому
I entirely agree with you my friend🔨💪
@TrietLyCuocSongGSH 3 місяці тому
That's right, he is a wonderful person who inspires me and many others
@dillingerkey5457 3 місяці тому
Agree! Inspiring it is.
@pravidha 3 місяці тому
I agree. Hit me hard.
@souravbanerjee7177 2 місяці тому
seven months ago I discovered Goggins, feels like ages, can't even recognize myself. started working out, gave up addictions(smoking, drinking), started learning to code for a job transition and I can say with certainty that no matter what happens now I am not stopping. this world is full of suffering and I will choose my own suffering or life will choose it for me. for me and so many people like me who went through abusive households, racism, depression, and hopelessness all we ever needed was proof that it could be done what this guy did. best of luck, see ya.
@myrajuju02 2 місяці тому
❤
@kaufmanat1 2 місяці тому
Boy isn't that a dark truth. To live is to suffer. The gift life gives is the option to choose how we suffer. We either suffer through the climb to the top. Or suffer at the bottom. No way out.
@mpho8018 2 місяці тому
Beautiful perspective. Your renewed mindset will certainly take you far. I have no degree and by grace, managed to break into tech. All the best with your journey💖
@martinkasemsan9099 2 місяці тому
@@kaufmanat1 it's probably not a coincidence that Buddhism declares "life is suffering."
@itsAuffy 2 місяці тому
Yes brother
@BrooklynJared 17 днів тому
I’ve listened to this podcast probably 5 times already, read both of his books (including currently reading Never Finished for the third time), and this man is a class act, defying all odds. One hard motherfucker. Every time I complain my life is hard, or how my childhood “set me up for failure” I humble that little bitch inside of me real quick. There’s no damn excuses. This man went through his childhood being beat by his own father, seeing people he loved die all around him, and dealt with sickening racism and how did he answer his fucked up childhood? Going from being obese and letting his demons eat him alive to chasing those mother fucking demons, losing over 100 pounds in 3 months, joining the Navy Seals, going through 3 hell weeks in a year, running over 200 mile runs, and that’s just naming a few of his accomplishments. I’m just at the start of project: get my damn life together, and this man’s story is truly inspiring to anyone going through hard times, or those who grew up with a rough childhood that drags them down to this day. Goggins, you’re one bad motherfucker. Stay hard. I look forward to meeting you one day, brother.
@cunt4003 2 місяці тому
Might be the best Goggins interview on UKposts
@RealLifeMain 3 місяці тому
"Most battles are won/lost in our own minds" - David Goggins
@nsbdbsbsbdbzbz8555 3 місяці тому
”Concieve, believe, achieve , shut the fuck up” - micheal bisping
@MrMusic238 3 місяці тому
"Just Do It" Nike
@Cresimi 3 місяці тому
“You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take - Wayne Gretzky" - Michael Scott
@Kenny-bw3qn 3 місяці тому
The biggest war that we wage, is the war we wage on our own brains. Ren Gills
@theinngu5560 3 місяці тому
All battles…
@francois4663 3 місяці тому
The collaboration we’ve all been waiting for. Two men that have helped change thousands of lives. And let’s not forget this is free… Gosh we’re lucky.
@Alt2107 3 місяці тому
* and not associated with his teaching roles at Stanford 😂
@Saimuer 3 місяці тому
@@Alt2107 😂
@rupey4582 3 місяці тому
You realize they make loads of money both indirectly and directly from us right?
@markpovic1 3 місяці тому
*millions of lives
@TribeOfCooks 3 місяці тому
@@rupey4582good, as they should. They’re changing mindsets and lives let the gold and honor flow to these men.
@Nxtxli3 2 місяці тому
Been struggling with depression for about 4 years now, and recently found out I struggle with adhd, so this video was NEEDED. It’s so extremely hard for me to focus, I’ve never felt so unmotivated with life till now. But it’s got to a point where I’m so burnt out of doing NOTHING with my life so here I am. Loved this video so much. Thank you, David🙏🏻
@heyitsfp 2 місяці тому
I feel that. You mention a lack of motivation until recently. What changed? medication? habits? mindset?
@milanrdesign 2 місяці тому
from someone who suffers with depression his whole life. Medication does help, but its a change of lifestyle that helps most. Eating healthy, working out, going out for walks daily, choosing your friends even though some may seem to help they are worth letting go. Lifestyle choices help depression a lot more than you think, medication got me over the hurtle. now im off it and continuing to push forward. @@heyitsfp
@crafteariee 2 місяці тому
Oh;; you put a feeling I've similarly experienced for a while into words, "burned out from doing nothing with my life", while figuring out how to manage my own mental illness. I got a reality check recently that demands that I pick myself up to face certain challenges ahead, one small victory at a time. Thank you for sharing your comments here, I wish you well with being at peace with the things you are struggling with, hope this episode helps you out too 🌻
@presenceofeden2949 2 місяці тому
Jesus is the answer I know what I am telling you
@Nxtxli3 2 місяці тому
@@presenceofeden2949 I’m not religious ❤️
@bertmorini1686 2 місяці тому
Is it just me or does Goggins seem to be almost on the verge of tears about 50% of the time during this episode?
@deluded2630 2 місяці тому
he does say he gets super passionate about his efforts. he wants people to change their ways so bad because he’s been in those shoes.
@BladezNShadez 18 днів тому
Anything that feels real that touches the heart is emotional for him
@kristinablagojevic3710 16 днів тому
@@deluded2630 well said 👏🏻
@doncrypto4070 10 днів тому
Passion
@nitalopez6288 9 днів тому
He is putting out a message that he is passionate about so it does not surprise me to see him holding back emotions. When you're at a point in your life that you've been kicked down so much you hold emotion back. Amen to goggins we need more podcasts like this! People need to get up off the couch turn off the TV and go out for a purpose what is that purpose for some people it's helping others for some people is going to college and getting an education and sharing that education with others or writing a book like goggins it's whatever that you have the heart and passion for! This is a phenomenal podcast! My bad piece of shit is all I heard as a child My brother beat in the head with a 2x4 but he's still joined the Marine corps he spent 7 months in boot camp mentally challenged. Today is the first day of a new life what are you going to do with it sit on the couch or get up and go do something?
@cptbr2119 3 місяці тому
I was also 300 pounds at 24. Now sitting at my goal weight for the first time today 180 at 26. Thanks for the motivation brother.
@TheFoxyKevinT 3 місяці тому
OMEGA BADASS
@DaveW74TVN 3 місяці тому
Stay hard MF!
@gkountilas 3 місяці тому
wooow🥰 proud of you!
@jeremyanyim4080 3 місяці тому
Great work brother
@jackwebb3757 3 місяці тому
Fuckkken niiiiiceeee dudeee
@ayaanfkh 3 місяці тому
This has to be the greatest video of 2024. The anger, the rage and the pain in David's eyes and words is moving. Gonna go over this one again and again.
@_3.time_ 3 місяці тому
Incredibly moving. Everyone can resonate with what was said, even though we may never see things like David does. The passion in this episode hits hard.
@mthoodstyle 3 місяці тому
This is a call to arms! We all have so much more to give in our magnum opus.
@tuanessence 3 місяці тому
I feel exactly the same. One of the Best video ever! I’m gonna be rewatching this many many times to get it in my head
@yc0m571 3 місяці тому
@mthoodstyle Listened to just the trailer and was floored. No place to hide, no excuse. A call to action.
@drek273 3 місяці тому
bro the year just started hahah. no but this was a very valuable interview
@t.h.i.n.k.970 9 днів тому
Can't tell you how nice it is to see to real-grown@$$ men sitting together unpacking meaningful conversation. Much love to you both!
@ayeayeguide 2 місяці тому
Andrew literally asked the perfect questions and let David run with certain thoughts. Uninterrupted thoughts. I absolutely loved this episode and I kept hoping for time to come back and finish this episode. So fascinating from start to end!
@solocygnet4564 3 місяці тому
One of the best things about this podcast is Andrews ability to give David the space to vent and express himself. Andrew is a great listener and I'm glad David has been able to tell his story even after years of trauma.
@taq58 3 місяці тому
Agreed. This level of raw emotion is difficult to put in words, so big up to Huberman for his interviewing skills and for giving David a platform to fully express himself.
@kritikajani 3 місяці тому
He never wanted to vent up after trauma dude! He was saying this.. Trying to convey this only all through this podcast!
@pamjacobs2088 3 місяці тому
Andrew is the best. A perfect example of an intellectual, an accomplished man and a skilled conversationalist. I so appreciate the way he insists on breaking it down for his lay audience. Makes it more interesting and encourages one to listen to the end and even want more . It's pretty frustrating and boring when folks begin to talk to each other forgetting that "we" may not know what certain terms and theories mean. Andrew is always aware of that and insists certain words, concepts etc be explained and/or defined.
@ritusplay 3 місяці тому
Andrew Huberman is so versatile and expanding himself everyday all while giving us such insights...
@Charles-ij1ow 3 місяці тому
How he stretched "Don't be a bitch" "Don't want to, then fuck you," into 2.5 hours is the most impressive part.
@ProblematicHipHop 3 місяці тому
Andrew is not only a great podcaster but a phenomenal listener. What a great way to start the year
@mcd5478 3 місяці тому
Yes!!!!!
@mcmays22 3 місяці тому
How would you not listen when David Goggins is sitting in front of you? Lol
@jt.8144 3 місяці тому
Wow so obvious! LOL.. glad you actually paid attention.
@KeepIt-rd4lq 3 місяці тому
Yes, not like DJ Vlad that speaks over guests.
@proprgent 3 місяці тому
A rare skill
@Clawdiatherescue 3 дні тому
He has sickle cell anemia!!!! Mind blown!!!! That is one of the most painful conditions and an attack can cause one to be hospitalized ! He is a multi-millionaire and does not even have to be a paramedic! Super amazing he could just tour, give talks and sell books. As a woman with ADHD I can fully relate to his struggle it takes me twice as long to learn and to get tasks accomplished and once completed I am exhausted. Currently got promoted and I have to study twice as much to keep up and excel .
@niki_izi Місяць тому
this is the most inspiring and sobering speech I've heard in years! I've created this voice of a warrior inside my head, and I've yelled at my weaknesses out loud. I'm fucking gonna win this main war in my life - the war with myself!
@Neild0 3 місяці тому
Both my parents died on the same day last year, while moving all their stuff into a storage unit i was on the verge of giving up, David screaming in my brain "WHOS GONNA CARRY THE BOATS" got me through it
@krishnaasinghbisht 3 місяці тому
Yeah you're doin it!! keep it up👍
@v4skunk739 3 місяці тому
RIP and hope you are ok bro.
@mastachi888 3 місяці тому
That’s crazy I’m sorry for your loss but in the end you will be stronger and possibly a person someone else can lean toward during their time of loss you got this man
@zac3392 3 місяці тому
I’m so glad your parents left you their boats… 🛥️
@sesmcawameqi 3 місяці тому
🙏
@orangebanana7129 3 місяці тому
This whole podcast my biggest take-away has been: "I'm wasting time listening to this podcast - I know what I have to do, but instead I'm doing exactly what Goggins is describing - I'm wasting time listening and theorizing instead of getting up and getting after it." I'm the "I'll go at the quarter hour" kind of person Andrew described. I love my downtime too much. Goggins inspires me more than I inspire myself, and I think that's the problem I (and many others) have. Goggins is telling us to leave him alone as much as possible and go do what we know we ought to as much as possible. Thanks Goggins, and thanks Andrew. I'm gonna go now. Happy 2024, folks.
@cosmin1579 3 місяці тому
Stay hard!
@mmafan9340 3 місяці тому
I don't think what he was saying was to inspire yourself but to slowly build sheer destructive willpower through putting yourself into the suffering and specifically targeting what you hate the most like he says how he hates running and how there's no motivation no passion no dopamine at 300 pounds at least that's what I took from it and lots more
@RammatavaSamrajya 3 місяці тому
Exactly. Stay hard!
@KarimKarim-xy9py 3 місяці тому
I’m going now too
@KakaTheCat 2 місяці тому
😂😂 this episode is a complete waste of time.
@parsaspartan 29 днів тому
This world surely needs more Goggins and Hubermans
@staceyvernon9213 5 днів тому
I am so glad that God made David Goggins the way he is because what David Goggins lives and teaches is by far the realest information that anyone needs to not only hear but INGEST....un-cut, raw and in your face truth. This game (life) is between you and you...period. Willingness and grit to do hard things, especially when they are hardest for you to do, is the start of all great things! This is the punch in the face that I needed today, right now, the circumstances I'm in were created by me, I can create new (better) things IF I DECIDE. I realized that I used to be my own version of David Goggins, then I got soft and destroyed everything I worked hard to build. Thank you for this interview, I needed to hear this right here and right now. This may be the best interview I have ever heard...TYTYTY. The part that's discussing relationships.....gold!
@amypellegrini1732 3 місяці тому
This reminded me of a girl who had down's syndrome, and scored the best math exam result when I was a teenager attending school. The math teacher was furious because this girl had exposed all of us. Everything was so hard for her that she had to apply additional discipline to stay level with us. Except in this case she surpassed us all. If we all had failed the exam it cold have been argued that it was too hard, or something went wrong with the lessons. But she outshined us all, and made clear that we were just not disciplined enough.
@babyandfamilymusic 3 місяці тому
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@rickylovenuts7466 3 місяці тому
STAY HARD
@FishHeadswg 3 місяці тому
And that teacher's name? Albert Einstein.
@Aetherius88 3 місяці тому
With all due respect I suspect you are confusing general autism with down's syndrome. It's possible for an autistic person to be skilled (or develop skills) in some areas and to develop something like the will-power that Goggins talks about. But Down's Syndrome is a different matter. Still, your example does highlight the power of a strong will and discipline!
@rizwanhussain645 3 місяці тому
Really!!!!
@NM-hq1io 3 місяці тому
It took me about 2-3 years to finally understand that improving yourself isn't supposed to be fun - thanks David, going to stop looking for the fun & lose myself in the work.
@biggSHNDO 3 місяці тому
*find myself in the work
@michaelbatson5989 3 місяці тому
Best comment
@CamboSlice- 3 місяці тому
was just thinking that same thing. find yourself in the suck baby!!! don't loose yourself, if anything loose all the bad habits @@biggSHNDO
@mesolithicman164 3 місяці тому
The comments he makes about 'hacks' key into our modern view that there's a 'smart' solution for everything. No. It's willpower. Visualise your end destination and then do the hard work to get there. No excuses. Every day. That is the only surefire route to success.
@Youngstownnobs 3 місяці тому
Tom Platz once said "If you feel that you could've done more, then you are a loser". Success isn't a fun process, but the results you get are worth it. It's not "do it and continue living mediocre life", it's a lifestyle.
@jimmapp8257 Місяць тому
WOW, profound. Lump in throat. Thank you Mr. Goggins. Heard, loud & clear.
@Api0061 15 днів тому
Goggins recently became my idol, and Andrew Huberman's channel just became my ideal and favorite page to watch. So grateful and lucky to know you guys. Wish you all best, all happiness of life.
@mareezy 3 місяці тому
I see Goggins, I click. Simple.
@pamjacobs2088 3 місяці тому
Andrew, this one is going to be very difficult to top. I'm a 76 year old woman who is ultra inspired by this young man....David Goggins. He is one of a kind with much to offer the world. I will watch this again and again. I was touched to see his sensitivity and emotion surface from time to time. Thank you for this, Andrew. Please bring him back.
@bikaycreates22 3 місяці тому
😢
@mattstreet4104 3 місяці тому
You would love his audiobooks. You should look into them.
@user-hu4zy6dm3c 3 місяці тому
damn
@meenathesiya9170 3 місяці тому
@@mattstreet4104which audiobook?
@GoldenEagle-zc3lc 3 місяці тому
This is the Documentary that announced Davig goggings immense powerful inner dialogue
@chezwich 26 днів тому
This is my second time watching this podcast. Goggins is one of the most interesting people on this planet because of how he is truly himself and no one else. Watching and analyzing this is eye opening and refreshing. Doc with another banger episode🫡
@jessicabsable Місяць тому
I find Goggins to be hilarious. He is so funny with all that seriousness that he has all the time. The man is brilliant, a wonder of the human kind. And Huberman with his good nature and wits that we all know and love is a lovely person to interview him.
@martinkasemsan9099 2 місяці тому
I don't want to do it, I HAVE to do it. That's the core right there.
@abikoyeatofarati6867 2 місяці тому
Nah that’s the thing, you don’t have to, and you don’t want to. Do it anyways
@JoawMebs-im6ix 2 місяці тому
Its so hard sometimes though
@emjay1573 2 місяці тому
and "we all know what we have to do". truths that sting like F but are all we need to hear.
@teamhop 2 місяці тому
Hey I’ve got some really great news to share with you, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, died on a cross and resurrected on the third day so you may all have eternal life. If you believe and repent of your sins and put your faith and trust in Him as you would a parachute jumping off a plane at 25000 feet up in the air, He will give you eternal life in heaven as a free gift and I promise you, He will change your life forever as He did mine. He is the ONLY way to heaven and He loves you all. Please think deeply about this with urgency because this is your eternal life and soul, you don’t know when you could die, meaning you could die at any moment, so please consider this with all your heart. If anyone tells you that Jesus isn’t the only way, they are lying to you and they don’t care about your future.
@officialshanuki8116 Місяць тому
TOTALLY !!🔥🔥🔥🤬🤬💪🏾💯
@montucenturia3051 3 місяці тому
The duo we never knew we needed. What a well balanced exchange between two powerhouses
@rebecca3351 3 місяці тому
Absolutely knew I needed this!
@rockyblumble 2 місяці тому
Genuinely one of the most mindset-shifting podcasts I have ever listened to. And I've listened to hundreds of podcasts.
@kellywebster326 15 днів тому
It’s is refreshing to hear someone not censoring themselves say what you want how you want to say it - who is he offending .. and if it offends get out! This guy is real and I really enjoyed this talk especially ❤
@sagelee2871 3 місяці тому
My 5th grade teacher, Mr. Brown taught me a phrase that always stuck with me and has helped me in so many areas of my life. “The difference between successful and unsuccessful people is that those that are successful can make themselves do the things they don’t want to do.”
@Laura-xt9ch 3 місяці тому
Wow, that is an excellent quote. Thank you for sharing ❤
@disnut5557 3 місяці тому
? Thats the worst quote i ever heard
@AD-cx2mw 3 місяці тому
I love that you wrote that quote ❤ it's the truth
@disnut5557 3 місяці тому
@@AD-cx2mw it sounds like an "artistic" person made it up
@BrandonLeeWeemhoff 3 місяці тому
I'm a fifth-grade teacher, I'll tell my kids that. Copied and pasted in my lesson plan :-)
@PirateLifeFitness 3 місяці тому
After a life of abuse. Having no shield from the world. 4 gunshot wounds including a .44 to the face. I totally relate. Over the last 10 years of following people like him I've been able to overcome mountains. I'm still going. Thank you David G
@hannahgrantizzle 3 місяці тому
God bless you king!
@Loven0071 3 місяці тому
Damn! Good luck
@shadowrealm6 3 місяці тому
I salute you, keep fighting the good fight.
@pierce1234567891 3 місяці тому
have u tried not getting shot
@gigigigi2786 3 місяці тому
Keep fighting the good fight. God bless you!
@100sss2 3 дні тому
listening to this podcast for the third time. play it in the background while doing something. it gets me dialed in. all love. Christ is King.
@rebeccaaustin8996 День тому
He says "no one will like me in this podcast".... Ermmm your wrong. I really like you!!!! Your absolutely exactly the kindof person i like!! No sob story, no apologies, no lying. Just honesty, strenght and hard work!
@garryguan7115 3 місяці тому
It's amazing that the public defines this person by his willpower and physical prowess. In my opinion, his strength comes from his constant and deep introspection. His self-awareness is remarkable especially when you factor in his disabilities.
@beverleyreid8258 3 місяці тому
True words
@KEVONDAFAPPERFROMPAGA233 3 місяці тому
QDWQDWDWQ
@michaelrios4404 3 місяці тому
This is what parents of every adhd kid should show them! You're not broken... you are playing life on hard mode, but you also get hard mode rewards. Fight, don't stop. Soon, you'll be on top.
@ah7224 3 місяці тому
Wow great perspective
@visionofdisorder 3 місяці тому
you don't get it though. you might not be on top. it's more about how you choose to live than what you'll actually get. remember, ALL STICK.
@michaelrios4404 3 місяці тому
@FelixTheCat- lol are you diagnosed? do you have any idea, or is that just your judgment?
@michaelrios4404 3 місяці тому
@@visionofdisorder That comment wasn't about the paltry rewards the human expierence can put physically in your hand... rewards come in many and multiple dimensions.
@andreakrueger7851 3 місяці тому
There's way more to ADHD, it's a neurodevelopmental disorder. Stop drinking the Kool-Aid and educate yourself.@@FelixTheCat-
@nancychivers5521 5 днів тому
I understand everything this man has gone through to be the person he is. Incredible! Glad he’s still with us because I’m sure he’s considered alternatives. And not the nice ones.
@morethanlessxo1113 2 місяці тому
I think I’ve never commented on a video before. I am so thankful for this talk. I had a rough year, dealing with cancer, being kind of in a spiral of everyday life, before the diagnosis hit me. I’m fine now, but I’ve been lost. I really needed David Goggins telling me, that I am living.
@ramtin5603 3 місяці тому
I lost my father when I was 5, and I'm happy to know you guys. You are like the father I didn't have for me.
@beatewagner7.2934 3 місяці тому
Good choice! 👍
@larissabulova3608 3 місяці тому
🙏🏻
@TisDana 2 місяці тому
I think these guys like Goggins and Petersen are the surrogate parents for many, regardless of whether you have living parents or not because they weren’t raised with the life skills these guys embody. I’m glad you found a positive role model.
@ccoodd26 3 місяці тому
"It's a lot more than mind over matter. It takes relentless self-discipline to schedule suffering into your day, every day." - David Goggins. This quote reminds me that we get to pick or target most of our suffering.
@Rissen_ 3 місяці тому
love david and the message he is saying here in that quote but isnt relentless self-discipline the mind overcoming matter?
@shimblypibbins 3 місяці тому
Alot more mind needed
@I_am_Anne 4 дні тому
You did such a great job synthesizing and contextualizing what Goggins was saying about the internal dialogue. You two make a great team. As Goggins said, you do a great job taking the parts of his process that he struggles to put into words, and making it cohesive and understandable. This has to be the greatest Goggins/Huberman conversation/interview, to date. Thank you both for your willingness to be vulnerable, forthright, honest, and for the teamwork to piece all of this together.
@Eternal_11_Sasha 3 дні тому
"you don't know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have" -Bob Marley I relate to David so much. I felt the absolute soul in his words. I didn't choose to watch this video. It just came up on a rotation but I am glad to hear it. Some of these words I needed to hear and some I needed to be reminded of. Thank you for this beautiful interview!
@jacobpoulsen929 3 місяці тому
I love how raw he is in this podcast. He holds NOTHING back. The thing that hit me the hardest was when he said "You know EXACTLY what to do. You just don't want to do it."
@Darkloid21 2 місяці тому
That's not true. WE THINK we know what to do but in reality we DON'T.
@jacobpoulsen929 2 місяці тому
It's true to me man. Sure we all could use guidance and it is true that none of us knows it all. But - there are certain tasks you could do RIGHT NOW that you now you should do. You just don't want to. Start there@@Darkloid21
@agustinlyon8173 2 місяці тому
@@Darkloid21 Either way, we don't take action, that's the problem here.
@Darkloid21 2 місяці тому
@@agustinlyon8173 That’s not it. The dude doesn’t recognize how lucky he is. It’s not a matter of whether you want to it’s that many can’t. Like this channel just screams privilege
@agustinlyon8173 2 місяці тому
@@Darkloid21 I don't understand your answer
@aparna03_ 3 місяці тому
This podcast is Dr. Huberman's new year gift to the world. Can't thank you enough doc.💫🌸
@mariee.5912 3 місяці тому
Agree
@lcmctaggart2185 13 днів тому
I have read both of David's books and watched every interview of his and this is the most applicable one i have heard. David breaks his methods down with the host's question set brilliantly. Amazing interview
@alphastrongman6879 2 місяці тому
One has to watch this countless times because every other time comes with a new lesson you might have missed previously. One of the key pick-ups for me is you can't beat your 'old-self', you're always in constant battle every single day.
@kimberlyelias8481 3 місяці тому
"Most people are missing something because they don't know who they are." The most powerful and truthful statement in this entire podcast. Thank you again, Goggins!!! Moreover, Andrew did his best job in this interview! His interview skills were nearly perfect! Demonstrated patience, deep listening, clarified ideas, allowed Goggins to express himself, asked hard questions, and helped the audience see who Goggins really is. Thank you so much for this podcast!
@jayandgem 3 місяці тому
Who am I?
@user-jr6ir4ek2n 3 місяці тому
@@jayandgem Only you know the answer...no one else mate.
@TrietLyCuocSongGSH 3 місяці тому
That's right, he is a wonderful person who inspires me and many others
@TrietLyCuocSongGSH 3 місяці тому
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@drkpk384 3 місяці тому
beautiful
@ziggyzahhh287 3 місяці тому
After reading Goggins “Can’t Hurt Me” it changed my life. I was stuck in a bad place inside my mind. I limited myself and my beliefs. I was hanging drywall, hating my job. Didn’t think I could be anything more. After reading his book, I was so inspired that at 27 I decided to go to college for the first time. I told myself for yearssssss I was never good at school I could never do it, but after his book I stopped believing that bullshit. I’m currently going for my associates degree, looking to graduate the PTA program. 3.92 GPA, and I’m focused as fuck! It’s not easy, and there are sacrifices that have to be made every day to keep pursuing my college career. But it’s fucking worth it. When Goggins says in this interview, some will understand me and grow from this guy. That’s exactly what I did. Thank you Goggins for everything you do and the inspiration you give so many people. I believe God, or whoever your higher power is, works through people. And that’s what’s happening with Goggins here. Let’s fucking GO!!!
@jakewu9885 3 місяці тому
Respect sir!! Keep going
@gmac2977 3 місяці тому
Same
@StoicFlame 3 місяці тому
no it didnt change your life.... it gave you a brief good motivational feeling, thats it.
@chelsea2711 3 місяці тому
@@StoicFlamethis went over your head babe lol
@Andomosity 3 місяці тому
@@StoicFlame sometimes that's all it takes to change your life
@RecoveringDegen777 28 днів тому
What passion! I can relate to his brain! I am in tears now because I have that brain and his words are hitting home. The no bull shit way David laid this out was so powerful ! Thank you both! Will watch this over and over...
@stevenmcbride9773 4 дні тому
Listen man coming from a recovered addict and a man who has battled depression and mental health issues for my entire life. I can’t even begin to describe how much this interview hits me different than anything else. It’s that simple description of going in the darkness or the suck and pushing yourself through it is something that you have to experience personally and anyone who doesn’t understand what you’re talking about, unless it’s something that is experienced personally it will never be understood
@optimism321 3 місяці тому
Yesterday, I was thinking that Huberman should do a podcast with Goggins and it's here. Thanks Andrew Huberman for this Podcast of Goggins. ❤ Stay Hard.
@SHIVAM_Unconventional 3 місяці тому
Perfect start of the year
@Mateuszyk 3 місяці тому
Stay hard!
@340santhoshkumars8 3 місяці тому
Power of thoughts❤
@real_madara 3 місяці тому
u just spent your only new year wish
@optimism321 3 місяці тому
@@real_madara yeah
@cesarcastilleja8676 3 місяці тому
This man tells it how it is. Life sucks and it’s hard , but you get what you put into it . Stay hard
@kevinng1702 3 місяці тому
Life is not suck…just how you look at it…do mindfulness daily at least 15-30 mins a day…self-talk and self-care…you will understand yourself better…Good luck…
@bozdra Місяць тому
Bro life fucking sucks
@user-ii5nx7bt2p Місяць тому
I really needed this ...i'm in such a low. point in my life where i hear everyone telling me to find my passion and just be disciplined and i found out that i hate all the sufferance and made hate my self even more ..but after hearing this i figured out that there's nothing wrong with and it's just how life works and it never ends if u really want to end up in somewhere u WANT and NEED
@Haadi192 Місяць тому
Keep growing bro 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
@eazyb609 13 днів тому
I support anything David goggins is on.he is laying out the framework in my mind, im man enough to admit that im not fully there yet, im right at the front door to that breakthrough and on the verge of kicking that door in completely! I am putting the work in taking the steps but not where i i know im heading! God bless both of you for your work in helping others!
@Darknight09454 3 місяці тому
I read this somewhere and the following sentence inspired me. I hope it inspires you guys too. The pain of discipline is better than the pain of regret. Love you David Goggins
@beverleyreid8258 3 місяці тому
The pain of discipline is better than the pain of regret. Thanks for this.
@owainglyndwr9466 3 місяці тому
The pain of discipline is better than the pain of regret. Let us never forget!
@FastFitnessForever 3 місяці тому
The pain of discipline is better than the pain of regret. Words to live by
@vilma-sofiakumpulainen6374 3 місяці тому
Living with ADHD I can relate so much to this. Not being able to retain information, studying day and night just to be average. Pushing through this world to keep up with the pace that gets faster year by year. Made me in tears this episode. Thank you Hubermanlab and David Goggins
@clayskelton9557 3 місяці тому
Same and same
@vilma-sofiakumpulainen6374 3 місяці тому
Gotta give it a try! Thanks for the trip!
@YyNRCyY 3 місяці тому
@@vilma-sofiakumpulainen6374there’s no peer review evidence that suggests pomadoro has any positive effects. Instead, just try and focus until u can’t. Once ur noticing u can’t stay locked in, take a break and come back in a certain amount of time. Also, medication shouldn’t be something u refuse or look down on. Adhd is a literal lack of proper workings in ur brain. Medication with proper studying and training can improve focus exponentially
@AEM479 3 місяці тому
Wow- Had no idea he has ADHD in addition to several other things. Hmmmm….As a person with ADHD and several other health things going on, gonna give this episode SEVERAL listens… ❤
@termigasts5227 3 місяці тому
Fuck, I thought I was the only one that felt that way..."Pushing through this world to keep up with the pace that gets faster year by year." thank you stranger
@shiny_samson1 15 днів тому
I find so much truth in the painting analogy. I have to shut everything off and listen to the man inside.
@EvelynHa197 29 днів тому
34:57: There's no passion, discipline, or motivation, just do it and it's gonna suck 52:00 55:18: Find fulfilment, peace, confidence, never feel like you're missing something only when you face yourself, do things you don't want to do, embrace the pain and you'll know who you are. 1:00:18 1:01:08 1:03:17 1:03:53 1:05:45 1:07:08 1:08:08 1:12:44 1:13:40 1:14:46 1:15:18 1:16:03
@gurashishsingh7813 3 місяці тому
The world needed another Goggins podcast. Thankyou Dr. Huberman.
@john.10347 3 місяці тому
Man David Goggins is so inspiring. As someone who's a slow learner and probably has lower IQ, him being so true to himself and openness about his learning difficulties and still tries regardless is just amazing and admirable
@sambland3903 3 місяці тому
IQ is overrated, you could be a genius but without drive it's useless! Apps like Elevate and Lumosity can help sharpen your maths, problem solving, mental flexibility etc and they are free. Just set aside 30 mins every day to train your brain and you will be amazed.
@Andy-uj1fe 3 місяці тому
Same here!!!!
@JonasWetzel-pu8gp 2 місяці тому
I can’t describe how much this interview resonates with me. I haven’t managed to stay hard every day but I experienced what he says many times and every time I bitch out and fuck around I hate myself so badly. But doing what you didn’t think was possible, there is no feeling like it, literally
@jeffskinner9546 Місяць тому
this man is not normal he's a treasure!! from one yet to another thank you goggins!!
@jessica21789 3 місяці тому
Both these men have such a positive impact in my life and I’m so grateful we have them
@traviscrouch6790 3 місяці тому
Same here
@jt.8144 3 місяці тому
HOW SIMPLE to understand. Perfect for Today's Generation.
@skrrt_jon3148 3 місяці тому
Same, his journey has allowed me to understand my own a little more
@HealthspanHandyman 3 місяці тому
💯%
@petermccavington8232 3 місяці тому
Why is such a successful guy like David Goggins worried about random people' judgements. This guy weak😅😢
@michaelfallona1213 3 місяці тому
It’s my 2nd time listening. Every time I hear David Goggins, life gets simple. The obstacle is the way. Suffer to get there & find comfort in the uncomfortable. It’s exciting to think about. I know I haven’t worked hard enough. To know that’s the only thing in my way makes me excited for the challenge.
@wrfootball3847 3 місяці тому
I must say I have a different perspective. For me it's about the journey, NOT the goal. Everyone always asks "what is your goal in life?". I think it's the wrong question to ask. A better question is "What journey in life do you want to go on?". The reason I think this is better is because most of your life is a journey, so you better enjoy the journey! Let's say your goal is to reach top of Mount Everest. Does it REALLY matter if you reach the top? For me, I'm happy to go half way, I still enjoyed the journey. The goal, lasts maybe one day, the journey can be weeks or months. I'm writing a book at the moment. I'm enjoying the journey. Do I need a goal that the book has to be out in 6 months, or it needs so many readers or be a best seller? No! If you enjoy the journey, quite often a successful by product will happen naturally, but pressuring yourself to have a painful journey to meet a goal is looking at life from the wrong angle. Just my opinion.
@joannahernandez3838 3 місяці тому
@@wrfootball3847 I love the perspective. I’m wondering how can one switch from seeking a goal to enjoying the journey ? I think society as a whole glorifies the goal 100% I do too. But enjoying the journey sounds more peaceful. But the question is How can I enjoy the journey without the goal ? Or enjoy the journey without a reward ? It’s not easy to digest because there’s no goal during the suck ?
@o_zuzef 3 місяці тому
@@wrfootball3847 If you set yoyrself a goal and you are happy if you only make it half way but then you are happy with the journey, then don't make the goal because that is just a weak mindset. If you set yourself a goal you need to tell yourself you are gonna achieve it and grit your teeth in the hard moments and eventually achieve the goal u set out to achieve! STAY HARD
@petermccavington8232 3 місяці тому
Why is such a successful guy like David Goggins worried about random people' judgements. This guy weak😅😢
@petermccavington8232 3 місяці тому
@@joannahernandez3838 29:33
@DeathSpellXVI 23 дні тому
What amazes me about Goggins is that he doesn't do to impress, he impresses by doing. Most men that workout or do something, do it full of ego and just to impress others or expect a pat in the back like he said, and get bitter when they don't get it, they want that reward, their little woman doll and they remain empty and miserable, make fun of others for trying to work just to find value in life.
@awakeningenchantress 2 місяці тому
❤ This is amazing!! I can totally relate with all David Goggins speaks of!! This is like a the puzzle piece for me. All my life I felt like something was wrong with me when I get so focused... so I would pull away to people please and 'fit in. Watching this makes me see now is my time to flick the switch in my mind to GO TIME and do it unapologetically. I live from a motto to do everything from a place of love and kindness... this is my time to put on my own oxygen mask first and by doing this I know I will then be able to help others better by showing them how it is done... instead of feeling I need to do everything for everyone I love at the expense of neglecting my own needs and dreams. Today is a new day... only time will show how this flick of my own switch in this moment will play out moving forward. Thank you for sharing this, you are both beautiful shining souls 🌟🤩💖
@DarkslayerTV 2 місяці тому
As someone with ADHD I have NEVER related to something this hard. He's vocalizing feelings I didn't even realize I had.
@afshanasiddika6178 Місяць тому
SAMEEE!!!!! EVERY SINGLE WORD!!! I AM HIM!!
@user-me8fm5yf4n Місяць тому
YES! especially when he talks about how hard it is to learn
@money201141 3 місяці тому
2 legends, 1 podcast, it can't get better than this
@petermccavington8232 3 місяці тому
Why is such a successful guy like David Goggins worried about random people' judgements. This guy weak😅😢
@JaG-do2lh 3 місяці тому
@@petermccavington8232 2 Corinthians 12:8-9, 8 Three times I pleaded with the Lord to take it away from me. 9 But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore, I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me. For the bots (metaphorically speaking). After years of working within oneself you realize the light and power you have. Not only do you have the power to better/renew oneself but also the power to help better/renew others.
@oronthemoron 3 місяці тому
keep talking lol, the man makes mix tapes of the sorta shit youre saying
@jt.8144 3 місяці тому
After this Dopamine HIT. Back to your NORMAL Dull Lives.
@anikaelizabeth 2 дні тому
This is the only mentor I needed to hear. The goal is to not waste time because it is a sin.
@alghanekar313 Місяць тому
This interview locked in the final puzzle piece for me. I have a lot more to do, but I can finally say after years of growth, NOTHING. Is. Missing. Anymore...since about....4 days after this aired, and I have been working to keep it that way CONSiStently since seeing this. The mission each day is "watch, observe your mind and keep it on a leash, and THEN career, exercise, education bla bla bla...
@erikklembara8081 3 місяці тому
This podcast really opened my eyes. David is an incredible human being, and if everyone were so determined as him, the world would be a better place.
@pamjacobs2088 3 місяці тому
I believe David is more then determined. If you look just a bit deeper, he is a very kind and sensitive man.
@pknessek6807 2 місяці тому
I LOVE that the interviewer doesn't interrupt him one bit, and Goggins is absolutely the best !
@teamhop 2 місяці тому
Hey I’ve got some really great news to share with you, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, died on a cross and resurrected on the third day so you may all have eternal life. If you believe and repent of your sins and put your faith and trust in Him as you would a parachute jumping off a plane at 25000 feet up in the air, He will give you eternal life in heaven as a free gift and I promise you, He will change your life forever as He did mine. He is the ONLY way to heaven and He loves you all. Please think deeply about this with urgency because this is your eternal life and soul, you don’t know when you could die, meaning you could die at any moment, so please consider this with all your heart. If anyone tells you that Jesus isn’t the only way, they are lying to you and they don’t care about your future.
@ivantolosana5594 Місяць тому
this is so under rated
@DiabolicalAngel Місяць тому
David is one of my favorite people. This dude is the BUSINESS.
@AprilMartinChartrandMS Місяць тому
Found out about David Goggins 4 months ago in 2024. I started listening and then my brain shifted. I had gotten off some medication for my heart issues that actually make me gain 30 pounds and messed up in intestinal track. After 3 years of suffering, I went for an annual exam by a new doctor and the doc told me the medication I was on for 3 years was know for weight gain (30 pounds for me) and intestinal blockage issues. So got off of it last year, then all of a sudden, my weight started dropping off like is was supposed to... lost 30 pounds so far and have 8 pound to go to get to my goal. I look and feel better and now can fit in my 20 year old clothes that I loved wearing before 2020.
@curtkeisler7623 3 місяці тому
30 minutes in and this is my favorite episode of all time. I totally relate to every single thing he's saying and hearing somebody finally say it out loud to everybody is so cathartic. This is my life too. Every single day I have to fight to exist.
@ghost0861 3 місяці тому
I relate with that last part man. It will get better i promise
@user-nz5nd9xq1g 3 місяці тому
This man is probably the best role model for anyone going through suffering.Thank you David for getting rid of the bs from our minds.
@michaelmccrorie3011 2 місяці тому
David Goggins is one real human being. A rare thing these days. Felt his actual soul speaking out to this upside down world. Absolutely love DG.
@Mornefall Місяць тому
Goggins is right. Life is hard for a lot of us but we don’t allow ourselves to be vulnerable to see who we are and fix what we know that needs to be fixed but it’s gonna make you feel like shit.
@kilbourne22 3 місяці тому
Best way to start a new year, a new day, a new David goggins podcast
@tigershenanigans6878 3 місяці тому
Completely agree, my New year present has arrived 🙂
@kayn6858 3 місяці тому
Psycho
@otariepete 3 місяці тому
It’s been a week since I first watched this podcast and it already changed my life. I will keep coming back to it and comment my progress to make sure that I don’t stop.
@justinthematrix 3 місяці тому
Hell yeah bro
@justinthematrix 3 місяці тому
Get after it!
@bladenovak 3 місяці тому
Do it 💪
@masteryoshi2196 3 місяці тому
“Stay hard” 💪🏻
@recz5528 3 місяці тому
Where's the progress update?
@GFace369 10 днів тому
Needed this as a young man! Spoken eloquently and broke down in both manners of conversation, spoken in a way that explains the necessity of constant everlasting resistance of life and the mind, need not never be complacent with my accomplishments we’re always capable of much more then we believe and perceive!
@rtre4802 7 днів тому
The way he explains how he retains information in order for him to learn...the disadvantages... that's exactly what I have.
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