DOPAMINE DETOX: Trick Your Brain To Love Doing Hard Things

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Andrew Kirby

Andrew Kirby

4 роки тому

Watch full Mental Momentum Course: bit.ly/MentalMomentum
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This is Episode 1 in the Mental Momentum Dopamine Detox Course.
- Watch the full course here: bit.ly/MentalMomentum
- Watch Episode 1 here: bit.ly/DetoxEp1
- Watch Episode 2 here: bit.ly/DetoxEp2
- Watch Episode 3 here: bit.ly/DetoxEp3
- Watch Episode 4 here: bit.ly/DetoxEpisode4
- Watch Episode 5 here: bit.ly/DetoxEpisode5
- Watch Episode 6 here: bit.ly/DetoxEpisode6
- Watch Episode 7 here: bit.ly/DetoxEpisode7
- Watch Episode 8 here: bit.ly/DetoxEpisode8
Lots of the action will be taking place on the dopamine detox reddit: / dopaminedetoxing
// The Below Is Written For Non Biological Beings
A dopamine detox is sometimes called a dopamine fast. There are many dopamine detox benefits and dopamine detox rules. This playlist will cover how to do a dopamine detox and how to do a dopamine fast. In this free mental momentum dopamine detoxing course we'll cover the dopamine fast science, and even creating a subreddit for dopamine detox reddit.
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Written by Andrew Kirby

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@AndrewKirbys
@AndrewKirbys 4 роки тому
(Links + More Info) If you want to watch the rest of the free Mental Momentum Course, then engage with this video to get the UKposts algorithm to show you the next videos on your homepage. 1. Like this video 2. Comment "I'm in" 3. Subscribe - Watch Episode 1 here: bit.ly/DetoxEp1 - Watch Episode 2 here: bit.ly/DetoxEp2 - Watch Episode 3 here: bit.ly/DetoxEp3 - Watch Episode 4 here: bit.ly/DetoxEpisode4 - Watch Episode 5 here: bit.ly/DetoxEpisode5 - Watch Episode 6 here: bit.ly/DetoxEpisode6 - Watch Episode 7 here: bit.ly/DetoxEpisode7 - Watch Episode 8 here: bit.ly/DetoxEpisode8 Follow me on Twitter for new content: twitter.com/IAmAndrewKirby
@keanu4962
@keanu4962 4 роки тому
You were me :) But i fell deep into depresion so yeah, love your contentmate
@alyssajean3884
@alyssajean3884 4 роки тому
Im so in. Liked and subscribed thank you for creating this 🙌🏻
@jjadams2850
@jjadams2850 4 роки тому
I'm in man. Dude I'm out of the cycle man. I have been in that situation and it's so much better now that I'm in control. What you are doing is really useful for the others who are still in the cycle.
@rafaelomihalkov
@rafaelomihalkov 4 роки тому
i’m in
@julaguo3505
@julaguo3505 4 роки тому
Im in lets go!
@legoworkshop2908
@legoworkshop2908 4 роки тому
“Out of these 3 options which would you choose?” Me: *too lazy to even read them*
@putribaros3186
@putribaros3186 4 роки тому
Yeah man,I watched it twice and I don't even read it at first
@putribaros3186
@putribaros3186 4 роки тому
But then I force myself to read it
@rohanbarman7646
@rohanbarman7646 4 роки тому
You are determined enough to write this comment
@insanemember3240
@insanemember3240 4 роки тому
Its from a book called thinking fast and slow.
@pistolen87
@pistolen87 4 роки тому
@@rohanbarman7646 Meta life
@hamsnadwich6767
@hamsnadwich6767 2 роки тому
"The pain of discipline is always less than the pain of regret."
@hopefaraway_
@hopefaraway_ 2 роки тому
wonderful
@danielharris8917
@danielharris8917 2 роки тому
⚽️
@rizdog5735
@rizdog5735 Рік тому
not seeing the future,and only being able to see the pain of discipline makes it worse
@aondutta325
@aondutta325 Рік тому
I really needed this.
@nardocardeira3248
@nardocardeira3248 Рік тому
Gonna save that 👍🔥 thx
@md82892
@md82892 7 місяців тому
Here is a summary of the key points from the video: - He used to consume a lot of personal development content but struggled to implement it and make real progress. - He would make plans and goals but slip back into old habits, losing trust and respect for himself. This made him try to escape reality. - He realized consuming more content wasn't the answer. He didn't understand why our brains default to instant gratification and how to break this cycle. - Humans compare options and choose what provides the most dopamine. Modern society has engineered extreme dopamine stimulation making it hard to choose difficult, rewarding actions over easy pleasure. - The solution is to "dopamine detox" - remove easy/excessive dopamine sources so your brain finds pleasure and motivation in taking difficult, rewarding actions. - Over the course of the video series, the creator will provide an accountability system to support dopamine detoxing, executing goals, and transitioning from consuming content to taking action. In summary, the video explains why we get stuck in consumption without execution, and introduces the concept of a "dopamine detox" to rewire your brain to find pleasure and motivation in difficult but rewarding actions.
@Wyllram
@Wyllram 7 місяців тому
Thanks, this video was the equivalent of an online recipe, nearly all backstory about what baked ziti meant to this writer going through the loss of their father.
@loganbrooks7800
@loganbrooks7800 7 місяців тому
The video was really hard to watch... it felt most of it he was just rambling to make the video longer and I didnt actually take anything away from it. this comment helped, made it clear to understand without all this guys life story adding nothing to the point
@Bodhinaut
@Bodhinaut 5 місяців тому
Thank you I wanted a summary and not to watch this.
@Kolumaic
@Kolumaic 4 місяці тому
Thanks, you saved 13 minutes of my life.
@matusobernauer2387
@matusobernauer2387 Рік тому
This one hit home. The never-ending cycle of progress and then falling back down was killing me. I was considering doing the dopamine detox for long time. It feels like the right time now🙂
@dzimi23
@dzimi23 4 роки тому
Video: Trick your brain into studying! My brain: You do realise I am here, right?
@ernestcooper6523
@ernestcooper6523 4 роки тому
That's hilarious
@gopalv7546
@gopalv7546 4 роки тому
LOL. i thought the same.
@epicsstan4722
@epicsstan4722 4 роки тому
Lol good one bro
@prolife4706
@prolife4706 4 роки тому
True😂😂😂😂
@oigomieggo24
@oigomieggo24 4 роки тому
*Crack open a beer* "I'm about to do what's called a pro-self-delusion move."
@Posesso
@Posesso 2 роки тому
Goggins shortcut: force yourself to do one hard thing every day. In a short time hard things, undesirable, are just easy, are an integral part of your everyday routine.
@liasmith696
@liasmith696 2 роки тому
💯
@chasechapman9302
@chasechapman9302 2 роки тому
I love Goggins but doing that tough love internal dialog doesnt work for me and puts me in an extremely depressive state. Because I'm going to fail at the hard thing or I'll take too long to complete it. For me I think the issue are the damn fucking apps. I'm ALWAYS checking UKposts. I'm ALWAYS checking Instagram. It's made me not appreciate life. I think trying Goggins method would work MUCH better after starving yourself of dopamine. Then you're more likely to actually stick to it.
@liasmith696
@liasmith696 2 роки тому
@@chasechapman9302 Insightful comment. Maybe the HARD thing for you ( in this sense) would be checking UKposts and Instagram less and consciously doing something different. Try it and see if it helps. Start small and ease up on yourself
@Crooshka
@Crooshka 2 роки тому
Two simple ones anyone can do: go to bed early instead of procrastinating sleep. Then wake up and get out of bed early.
@Posesso
@Posesso 2 роки тому
@@Crooshka I can't do those always. But I think in general they are affordable and pretty crucial in the whole scheme
@Fabian5150
@Fabian5150 9 місяців тому
Hey Andrew, I just came back to this video after 2 years and I want to thank you so much. This exact video was the start of my personal development pursuit and right now it's going better than ever. I didn't get everything right just after watchting this video 2 years ago and I've been thru some ruts, but after some time trying some more things out, I've been doing very well for the past 4 months and still reach out to concepts from this video, thank you so much!
@lisamilliken2194
@lisamilliken2194 Рік тому
This is exactly me right now! It's crazy how accurate this is and where I am in life right now! Thank you! I needed this! 🙏🏼❤️
@aidenpethick6871
@aidenpethick6871 4 роки тому
*“The true secret of happiness lies in the taking a genuine interest in all the details of daily life.”*
@gerardodeltoro6219
@gerardodeltoro6219 4 роки тому
Aiden Pethick - Life Tips more like happiness is the result of daily actions :)
@AndrewKirbys
@AndrewKirbys 4 роки тому
I prefer this one :)
@yirmiyahu7265
@yirmiyahu7265 4 роки тому
True. Most people are successful on what they are doing because of the fact that they love what they are doing. Having genuine interest in something will help you to overcome obstacles in achieving your goals since it would eliminate dullness and procrastination.
@flicky2461
@flicky2461 4 роки тому
21 yrs and still can't find that genuine interest.
@danielson4962
@danielson4962 4 роки тому
John George no need to rush, I’m 33 and still at that point, don’t pressure yourself to have it all figured out by a certain age. Just get out there everyday and be productive according to the things that give you the most satisfaction and make you feel excited to get up in the morning.
@kel9239
@kel9239 3 роки тому
"if u have the urge to click off this video then u need this" *me, resisting the urge to click off:* 👁️👄👁️
@Kino_Cartoon
@Kino_Cartoon 3 роки тому
Than this sentence worked.
@YoshionoKimochi
@YoshionoKimochi 3 роки тому
Me too...
@banieldoozer6357
@banieldoozer6357 3 роки тому
Well, I couldn't resist it then. But here I came back. And now I'm in.
@Onmysheet
@Onmysheet 3 роки тому
I have the urge of resisting to not starting it at all.
@houx7044
@houx7044 10 місяців тому
I’m in! I really need this right now and i will actually stick to it no matter what! I love the way you are formulating all of this knowledge you have
@PhilipWahlbom
@PhilipWahlbom Рік тому
Thank you for the video. I look forward to the rest of this series.
@shadshads7933
@shadshads7933 3 роки тому
the only benefit I receive from watching all these self-improvement videos: at least my English is getting better.
@thatsaysalotabout-man9547
@thatsaysalotabout-man9547 3 роки тому
ME TOO
@sebc6507
@sebc6507 3 роки тому
Same
@yumaonii-chan7143
@yumaonii-chan7143 3 роки тому
sadly, same.
@yejiha_2845
@yejiha_2845 3 роки тому
yes my excuses are always "well at least i've improved my listening/reading"
@skb282
@skb282 3 роки тому
at least learning English is productive lol
@enriquefilmz1906
@enriquefilmz1906 4 роки тому
Me looking through the comment section for that extra dopamine
@AppleProGamer74
@AppleProGamer74 4 роки тому
me too
@MS-qd1jj
@MS-qd1jj 4 роки тому
Same
@senyakamorena2541
@senyakamorena2541 4 роки тому
Did you guys find it as I am still looking in the comment sec
@cutflow2
@cutflow2 3 роки тому
Lol same
@thrillsbreh
@thrillsbreh 3 роки тому
facts
@ahmadabdulazeeztugga7147
@ahmadabdulazeeztugga7147 Рік тому
I've never come upon a self help video that felt Soo connected to myself than this. The first part of the video, I felt like you were describing my life. Dopamine redox is very important and should be given more attention.
@stephanie_love01
@stephanie_love01 7 місяців тому
This video literally describes my current situation and I believe everyone else’s who is in self improvement. Only a small percentage make it, and all the other people are in this state of struggle and confusion. You see people say progress isn’t linear and that you’ll fall into your old habits but you’ve got to stand back up, and I did, but after many many times I just felt like I wasn’t progressing at all. And it wasn’t just a feeling, I knew it. This video is really great for that.
@ronakbhadarka3328
@ronakbhadarka3328 3 роки тому
I feel that I've consumed so much dopamine that my brain is numb to everything in my life. Now, even the games that gave me dopamine are not interesting to me.
@Alock94
@Alock94 3 роки тому
I hear ya 💯
@kashfiarahman2613
@kashfiarahman2613 3 роки тому
Can relate to that! 😭😭
@kavitarawat7862
@kavitarawat7862 3 роки тому
I think the same but I thought that this is bull*****,but really games are not interesting too.
@devxrogames
@devxrogames 3 роки тому
You don't "consume" dopamine. It's a chemical reaction dependent upon what you are doing. Depression is generally the cause for loss of interest in things you once love, and that can take a toll on your mental health more than you would realize. It's not that you had too much of one thing, it's that you're not getting enough.
@llaxeius9919
@llaxeius9919 3 роки тому
bruh. take a rest from the game don't play it constantly, however if you are passionate about the game and still enjoys it then kept on playing it
@zinniasegura7508
@zinniasegura7508 3 роки тому
I was shocked when he explained his old lifestyle in the beginning because it was EXACTLY like my current one. I clicked on this video for motivation after having watched 5 other productivity videos. This morning I had planned out my day hour by hour and didn't follow it at all, so I was disappointed in myself. A few days ago I stopped the pomodoro study method because it was stressing me out... It's encouraging to know I'm not the only one going through this terrible cycle.
@AtTheEnd1000
@AtTheEnd1000 3 роки тому
Same.. I always say what I'm gonna do after work, but I just sit at my computer and ... then it's time for bed! And then I feel like shit!
@mosman5414
@mosman5414 3 роки тому
BRO... i this is deep. i really feel you like for real
@JaySaidStuff
@JaySaidStuff 3 роки тому
Did literally the exact same thing today. Everything he says in this video I kind of already knew too. The instant gratifications, the picking up bad habits, and the constant consuming. I just don’t know how to stop myself from constantly falling back into it. Unfortunately the best I was in life was when I no longer had a choice in what I did.
@shenanigun5576
@shenanigun5576 2 роки тому
I feel you on a emotional level
@Testchannel_2
@Testchannel_2 2 роки тому
Same here... it's weird that there are actually people who understand the same pain I feel.
@odin9948
@odin9948 Рік тому
Thanks for the video and I'm gonna watch whole playlist
@skaffatar7664
@skaffatar7664 11 місяців тому
I'm 100% in. I tried to do a dopamine detox but I quit after 2 weeks because I had some very big changes in my life. Good ones, but they made me fall back into old habits again. I'm really hoping that this playlist is going to help. I appreciate this man!
@ianamarin8433
@ianamarin8433 10 місяців тому
How are you doing with it?
@skaffatar7664
@skaffatar7664 10 місяців тому
@Iana Marin to be completely honest with you, I fucked up. I won't talk about it in detail, but it's probably harder for me than for most people due to my current circumstances. But it's not an excuse, I'm just a lazy loser. I know that. I did just (literally just came back home) give all my weed stuff away. All the weed I had left, my bong, all my papers, everything. I knew I should've quit way earlier, but I didn't feel like I wasn't strong enough. Something that started with a "just with friends" casual kind of thing turned into an addiction, and I knew I was addicted. Now I'm finally cutting the rope for once and being done with this shit. So, I guess that's the progress I've made. I've made some more progress too, but I don't want to bore you even more with my life stories🤣 I'm curious though, how are you doing then? With the deetox?
@rosie9487
@rosie9487 2 роки тому
can the algorithm give me more things like this
@matt-in2nu
@matt-in2nu 2 роки тому
you asking for more videos like this is the problem that this entire video is about haha but i feel you Lol
@payme4243
@payme4243 2 роки тому
@@matt-in2nu you watch the video it’s his directions
@NationalPK
@NationalPK 2 роки тому
Since you ask for this, you don’t need this
@khiempham745
@khiempham745 2 роки тому
click like for more then
@serioussam209
@serioussam209 2 роки тому
was it actually useful?
@Ntrinzc
@Ntrinzc 4 роки тому
"if ur the kind of person to click away from this video then be sure to not click away from this video" -sales god here
@Anonymous-mm9fu
@Anonymous-mm9fu 4 роки тому
Swear i got bored asf i was about to leave😂
@Isaax
@Isaax 4 роки тому
@@Anonymous-mm9fu Are you being genuine or sarcastic?
@Anonymous-mm9fu
@Anonymous-mm9fu 4 роки тому
Isaax Genuine as fuck
@widyirawan1604
@widyirawan1604 4 роки тому
Lmao
@firapuroki4571
@firapuroki4571 4 роки тому
@@Anonymous-mm9fu yeah. Tout so.
@grizzlybearx
@grizzlybearx 9 місяців тому
Thanks for such good content, mate.
@kaytieanddreambreen4554
@kaytieanddreambreen4554 2 місяці тому
Stumbled upon this channel from one of the comments on casey neistat video. Your content is really useful and applicable. Great to see such wisdom at such a young age. Thanks for putting these up to help other people
@B-MC
@B-MC 2 роки тому
'If you want to stop the video, then its precisely for you' Expert marketing. But also, true.
@andrasidansjon313
@andrasidansjon313 2 роки тому
Brilliant!
@jacobharris5894
@jacobharris5894 2 роки тому
I was just about to click off when he said that too.
@filmtvillingene
@filmtvillingene 2 роки тому
To all the people that want to click away! Watch at 1.5 speed. Thank me later
@jacksonmusselman5999
@jacksonmusselman5999 2 роки тому
You're a poet
@B-MC
@B-MC 2 роки тому
@@jacksonmusselman5999 oh wow i honestly didnt notice that
@arshjafri5112
@arshjafri5112 4 роки тому
What are you doing in the comments? Looking for dopamine? Get out of here
@luwado
@luwado 4 роки тому
I'm guilty
@condevella
@condevella 4 роки тому
I was looking for a stupid ass comment..the most dopamine juiced comment I could find. One last time. LOL
@hajar6830
@hajar6830 4 роки тому
SHUT UP 🤣
@brigham1465
@brigham1465 4 роки тому
I made it 54 seconds before pausing the video, going to the comments, and checking the sidebar to add more videos to my youtube queue.
@mardeeshack
@mardeeshack 4 роки тому
HAHAHA
@twowheels87
@twowheels87 Рік тому
Thank you for making this video, this gives me hope
@aryeh-xw7mi
@aryeh-xw7mi Рік тому
The up and down cycle describes my life. Looking forward to the series.
@windflier1684
@windflier1684 4 роки тому
“Out of these 3 options which would you choose?” Me: try to read the first line *CUT OFF*"So what about now?" Me: "What about WHAT?"
@ZAIRO
@ZAIRO 4 роки тому
True...lol
@lee_wel
@lee_wel 4 роки тому
I’m dead😂
@ErikAsRoYa
@ErikAsRoYa 4 роки тому
Exactly
@doravaldez3045
@doravaldez3045 4 роки тому
Lmao
@lalitka
@lalitka 4 роки тому
“you start lying to yourself, and then you lose trust in yourself. And when you lose trust in yourself you lose respect in yourself. And how to you expect other people to respect you when you don’t even respect yourself” wait a damn minute
@nikyabodigital
@nikyabodigital 4 роки тому
this is true actually.. People lose confidence that they can't do anything if they fail to fulfill what they've promise.. that's why it's important than when you say and promise something to someone else or yourself.. You better fulfill it.. They also say this is where people gain confidence of themselves. Not confident people means they don't have belief and their self and its because they didn't fulfill many promises or declaration that their brain had made.. It's like 2 person in one body.. The conscious and subconscious and the subconscious one doesn't trust conscious mind anymore..
@IcuJustKon
@IcuJustKon 4 роки тому
I'm confused? What's the problem?
@nuggetsfirst5805
@nuggetsfirst5805 4 роки тому
Ferricity AMV so basically if I fulfill my promises and do whatever my brain tells me to do I gain confidence?
@mbfrederic
@mbfrederic 4 роки тому
@@nuggetsfirst5805 If you carry on on your promises when you use to bail on them, of course you get confidence in your capacity to do so !
@GetNinged
@GetNinged 4 роки тому
the second i was reading this comment, he started reading it 🤯🤯
@caroljunko2047
@caroljunko2047 5 місяців тому
Thank you!! That’s amazing
@micheleperez9286
@micheleperez9286 Рік тому
I love this! It's like he knows exactly how I have lived my life up until now.
@yomarek5323
@yomarek5323 Рік тому
When he described how he improved for a few days and then went back to his old self in a cycle that is the exact situation I'm in right now.
@cobrakaiisback4709
@cobrakaiisback4709 Рік тому
Imo it is ok to give yourself pleasure some of the time but your entire life should not be living with parents playing video games smoking weed and looking at corn all day. If you are living with parents to help take care of them or you are all working together to pay a mortgage imo that is totally fine.
@user-vb4uc1iz1g
@user-vb4uc1iz1g Рік тому
me to and then there comes the pain of regret that just completely ruins your whole day.
@armandobecerra3548
@armandobecerra3548 11 місяців тому
This is a part of growing and achieving. You must learn, try, and fail. The cycle is progress towards self-improvement. It means you care about yourself, but external agendas and distractions are powerful. Trust yourself and understand that discipline is what truly makes you happy. Then, you will begin to appreciate yourself and your progress.
@unlixkeyt62
@unlixkeyt62 9 місяців тому
Same here but i hate the most thing here if it dragging me to a month to start back to do things you want to do
@notafascist3171
@notafascist3171 2 роки тому
The greatest paradox of life, the less choices we have the more decisions we make.
@RayCh
@RayCh 9 місяців тому
Loved the concept, exactly what everyone needs.
@kirin-ze3po
@kirin-ze3po 23 дні тому
I'm in. God bless everyone here starting on this legendary journey.
@danteparreno5242
@danteparreno5242 4 роки тому
I was seconds away from clicking out of the video when he spoke of people who want to stop watching, he really got me there.
@felipeneilpintucan722
@felipeneilpintucan722 3 роки тому
I need this also me: add to watch later
@kundanpatil3133
@kundanpatil3133 3 роки тому
I did this earlier but I'm watching it now 😂
@GosuHub
@GosuHub 3 роки тому
i did it and i'm here now,
@urmothuh1468
@urmothuh1468 3 роки тому
ME TOO LMFAO
@larissarota1028
@larissarota1028 3 роки тому
Yeah but you had the time to comment that...
@emitrex
@emitrex 3 роки тому
Same
@larizs817
@larizs817 Рік тому
Excited to see the next one!
@marinnisu5665
@marinnisu5665 5 місяців тому
Thank you so much.
@suryadevsb
@suryadevsb 3 роки тому
I'm in...Finally found someone who spoke the current situation i'm in.
@bludhail
@bludhail 3 роки тому
Watch "How I tricked my brain to like doing hard things" by 'better than yesterday'...That video was uploaded 3 months ago, it is in more scientific way I think it will help you a lot
@kyonas6047
@kyonas6047 3 роки тому
@@bludhail i watched that video but i liked this more
@noahpelentsov4758
@noahpelentsov4758 2 роки тому
He's not wrong, over the last few months I've chosen to delete all social media from my phone, I've stopped spending 1 hour on my phone before bed, and instead, I read for 45 minutes (I can't seem to go longer than that, or I get agitated), but I still have a long way to go. Baby steps, don't just look at those steps, but actually do them.
@athn
@athn 2 роки тому
Nice. Wish it was that easy to stick to it though.
@MUsman-gz1rw
@MUsman-gz1rw 2 роки тому
@@athn lets do this togather🥺👉🏻👈🏻
@jacsonevans1455
@jacsonevans1455 2 роки тому
Do you feel better tho?
@Nerine98
@Nerine98 2 роки тому
What's better in reading book versus reading/watching informative things? That hype for success is astonishing
@raygambino5605
@raygambino5605 2 роки тому
I do the same thing
@kaavya800
@kaavya800 10 місяців тому
I am almost in the same position as you. Except this is my first EVER motivation video that I have decided to watch, and I am glad that it was this one. I am 100% aware that I have an amazing amount of potential. Anything I ever put my mind to (which, today would just be getting better at some video game or grinding some video games), I am 100% able to complete it, and I can feel it, if I stick through this course, I will be able to come out of this toxic cycle and live a much better life and have healthier relationships. So for this exact reason, I'm in.
@pearl3293
@pearl3293 11 місяців тому
Thank you so much
@butterballing
@butterballing 3 роки тому
This hit harder than a bullet train at full speed. It's almost scary how identical my current situation and his past are
@graciedara4661
@graciedara4661 3 роки тому
Likewise
@SunbladeNL
@SunbladeNL 3 роки тому
Yep indeed the combination of Warzone in these Corona times didn't do any good to my productivity. Time to get back on track.
@julbombning4204
@julbombning4204 4 роки тому
1970's cinema: People watching Godfather with 3 hours of dialog 2020's cinema: People yawning when dramatic music stops for 5 minutes for normal conversation
@matthewwandas7229
@matthewwandas7229 4 роки тому
People are still watching Godfather wtf
@jaymarciano5807
@jaymarciano5807 Рік тому
What an amazing video and content! Subscribed!!!
@lassehoff9826
@lassehoff9826 Рік тому
I needed this!
@ophirhaddad
@ophirhaddad 4 роки тому
My dopamine: yeah dude we should totally do this detox Me: oh poor boy he has no idea
@xalooderso
@xalooderso 4 роки тому
im dying
@tobi1557
@tobi1557 4 роки тому
lmao
@joaefhordarak950
@joaefhordarak950 3 роки тому
Hey, Algorithm. Show me more stuff like this.
@shivamdhanwate7372
@shivamdhanwate7372 3 роки тому
😁
@petertengchisry3262
@petertengchisry3262 3 роки тому
Hey
@Leeedavan
@Leeedavan 2 роки тому
you are seeking this that is a great thing.
@craque2636
@craque2636 2 роки тому
Me too
@f.p1758
@f.p1758 2 роки тому
Yes algorithm pls remind me of this series
@polandball4991
@polandball4991 9 місяців тому
I appreciate this greatly sir
@BIMGodFC
@BIMGodFC 7 місяців тому
So relatable for many of us, thank you for this. I’m definitely in.
@zhranima
@zhranima 3 роки тому
man, you just explained my daily suffering, promsing myself everyday that tomorrow I will change everything :(
@eguonomba-sam9204
@eguonomba-sam9204 3 роки тому
As in
@imperialknight45
@imperialknight45 3 роки тому
Same here brother
@youthfulflower7192
@youthfulflower7192 3 роки тому
Yes, how many mornings have I said "Today will be different" and by the end of the day, I have wasted soooo much time! But having these tools, strategies, and knowledge does help. Now time for me to get off of here and DO something productive to meet my goals.
@mihir8385
@mihir8385 3 роки тому
He defined exactly what happens!!
@Sammael6662
@Sammael6662 3 роки тому
@@youthfulflower7192 For me, it's usually toward the end of the day, thinking I can just start new and reset the next day.
@janusvariant4701
@janusvariant4701 4 роки тому
You described the cycle that I am stuck in because of stress and anxiety. I want out. I'm in.
@Tornn222
@Tornn222 4 роки тому
The whole planet is in this cycle. Well, except monks, I guess.
@copse3632
@copse3632 4 роки тому
u want out but ur in?
@FilMongol
@FilMongol 7 місяців тому
Great video, thanks for your help
@tonygordon6168
@tonygordon6168 Рік тому
Love this!
@igededharmapustakanantha709
@igededharmapustakanantha709 4 роки тому
This quarantine time makes me feel like I couldn't accomplish anything. Every time I want to start doing something, I keep choosing instant gratification and tell my self I will do it later and it never happened. I needed this. Thanks, Andrew, I'm in.
@ikeworkman4449
@ikeworkman4449 4 роки тому
I feel as if the quarantine has seriously affected the little motivation that I have
@MarswaggerOG
@MarswaggerOG 4 роки тому
Reprogramming the brain would take as much time as since you started using the internet... It won't ever be easy and instant gratification has become the way of our life. We have ourselves tried to gamify our lives to receive instant results... If you don't want to waste much time, try applying instant gratification in your lives to do more work. Try applying this in your productive work.
@kingbisanka9689
@kingbisanka9689 4 роки тому
Hey same here.. I've really suffered this Quarantine period..
@Lele-gk6fb
@Lele-gk6fb 4 роки тому
I am in too
@marshcandy6883
@marshcandy6883 2 роки тому
I don't think you'll ever read this but take my eternal gratitude.
@noahpelentsov4758
@noahpelentsov4758 2 роки тому
I read it :)
@RodolfoSouzaFreitas
@RodolfoSouzaFreitas 2 роки тому
I've read it. Hope you have a wonderful development! \o/
@Muslim-vibe572
@Muslim-vibe572 9 місяців тому
You're amazing actually you deserve 1M following 🥺❤❤💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
@firedawn
@firedawn Рік тому
7:59 denouement -- always love this presentation, and the main learning is so simple. It's right there.
@shoaloak
@shoaloak 3 роки тому
I'm in. Quarantine wrecked my discipline, time to earn it back.
@halfasian3306
@halfasian3306 3 роки тому
Same I had my life going well, two weeks after quarantine I’m dead
@physics_n_maths_nerd4204
@physics_n_maths_nerd4204 3 роки тому
Nah I'v been doing much better since quarantine started
@genjutsu3053
@genjutsu3053 3 роки тому
Yeah. Same here
@queenofthebutterflies5212
@queenofthebutterflies5212 3 роки тому
It's actually a con, you know that don't you? You can't live without dopamine unless you want Parkinson's!!!!! :'D It helps with motor control. That's movement, how you control your movement - thankyou dopamine!!! The guy is an idiot selling snake oil. Beware. Take Care xxoo
@NathanLunaL
@NathanLunaL 3 роки тому
www.redbubble.com/i/t-shirt/DOPAMINE-DETOX-by-jonathanluna/49746768.IZGJF
@katej1588
@katej1588 4 роки тому
This is my current struggle. Every night I write down my goals/schedule for the next day, but then I can never get myself to wake up early the next day in order to do my morning routine. I start my day at 11 am or so , already feeling like shit because I’m supposed to be done with everything i need to do around that time. I keep getting distracted and everytime I look at my schedule board, I feel like punching myself because it just reiterates how undisciplined I am. It’s been an on-going cycle for close to a year now. I can’t help but think that something is wrong with me. This is probably the best video I’ve watched in months or so. Thank you.
@daniellaassa4881
@daniellaassa4881 4 роки тому
I feel you my dear
@JustAn0therSoul
@JustAn0therSoul 4 роки тому
Somewhat reminds me of myself. But i have changed some things this year, for example instead of writing a super long list with all the things i should do tomorow, i started picking one, in my case sports, so often i have started and then dropped it after days or weeks, i looked why i dropped it, sometimes it was just laziness sometimes i had "injuries" , my body was just really weak and too hard training would actually hurt my joints and then i wouldnt train for days and often i would stop there but it wasnt a conscious decision. So i made a program from which i thought i can do every 2nd day, very small just 4-5 excercies, with just 10-20 reps, not hard, not easy in the beginning either but even when i felt super crap i thought "cmon you can do that 10 minutes of exercise" and that helped to develope a habit. Ironicly i now have a injured shoulder, which stops me from gaming, which is good, and for a few days i was kinda down, because i wanted to do sport but i thought i couldnt, well after 2-3 days i thought, well my shoulder is injured not my legs, not my belly, not my left arm so i train only these parts at the moment. What i also noticed is important, something i have read about when i was younger, which i sadly ignored, when people start having success they often spend their time reading or watching other people success stories. I also could see this for me, because i was watching a fitness youtuber, almost everyday and i was so hyped for sports and then i stopped and after a few days i noticed that i felt less motivated to do sports, this was because i was lacking the daily reminder, the rolemodel and i lost focus of why i do want to do sports, keeping goals in mind is important. It is the same with other things, i watch daily a video of a spiritual master, to be reminded of my spiritual practise, to meditate and to be present in the moment, this creates a good base for me. I just wanted to say dont overwhelm yourself with too many task at once, take one thing, make it a habbit, then the next, my next is to advance my programming skills but at the moment i have to be carefull with my right arm so i dont rush things. Coding with just one hand is lame, but ironicly i already started alittle because if cant play video games i get bored quite fast. Another lesson i learned to treat all circumstances as a gift, last year i had a car accident, my car was garbarge afterwards, i was fine, mostly and i was raging about this and how unfair life is, but the truth is, it was turning point in my life and a reminder not to be so reckless and not to take risks so lightly, now i think it was the perfect thing to happen although im sad cause i dont have car anymore, but its okay, same with my shoulder injurie now, first for a few days it felt like a curse, like i cant do what i want, but getting over that mindset and just observing how bad it really is and what i can still do with it helped, "oh i dont have to give up sports, i still can do some", well i cant play videogames at the moment, but thats just perfect, i spend more time reading,more time meditating and also learning programming, i wouldnt have done this things this much without the injury. Of course when you have a strong will you can start many things at once, but if you are like me and you fail that way again and again, just do it step by step, for me it was hard to admit that my willpower has become so little, but knowing your weaknesses is part of the process, from there you can work on them, being in denial is really just blocking the own development and keeps the weakness alive. If you experience failure, find out why, and then estimate whether you can push yourself through the same process or not, if you cant take another way, i thought moving at the speed of a snail is better then not moving at all. Da Vinci once said: “As you cannot do what you want, Want what you can do”
@klevver401
@klevver401 4 роки тому
I can relate especially when i've been goin to bed at 7:30 am only to wake up at 2-3pm cuz i let procrastination take the throne of my life
@henriquefernando6009
@henriquefernando6009 4 роки тому
Well my day starts at 1 am literally and it ends at like 4 pm. It's complicated XD
@eyamarouani7438
@eyamarouani7438 4 роки тому
Same same😢😢
@felixpermin
@felixpermin Рік тому
Am in for the Journey
@pravinbadgandi
@pravinbadgandi Рік тому
This is the best video I watched till date
@AnimeFluent
@AnimeFluent 4 роки тому
UKposts: brings this in the recommendations, knowing I am spending some unhealthy amount of time in UKposts Me: adds to watch later
@i_varshini_g
@i_varshini_g 4 роки тому
I did that a few days ago but UKposts brought it back and I watched it.
@AnimeFluent
@AnimeFluent 4 роки тому
@@i_varshini_g guess i'll watch it too then, 😉👍
@pixpixpix394
@pixpixpix394 4 роки тому
omfg same
@VungL
@VungL 4 роки тому
Wtf that is exactly what I did yesterday when yt recommended me Jordan Peterson motivational video 😂😂😂
@haktone44
@haktone44 4 роки тому
looool this is exactly what i did and i felt bad cause i wasted the whole day playing online games and now came to watch it to make myself feel better
@shaimoyed7858
@shaimoyed7858 2 роки тому
Me, wanting to click off the video because I want to finish my essay: Andrew: ''if you want click off, you need to watch this most.'' Shit.
@theoutlier66
@theoutlier66 2 роки тому
Oh what the heck
@anandakrishnan2685
@anandakrishnan2685 2 роки тому
I was really gonna do this until the dude said that.
@Edward-ho2bm
@Edward-ho2bm 2 роки тому
@@anandakrishnan2685 same
@shaimoyed7858
@shaimoyed7858 2 роки тому
@JOSHUA CSINCSA I did exactly that
@joez2136
@joez2136 11 місяців тому
Thanks so much
@rahiekg
@rahiekg 8 місяців тому
Thank you, need this rn
@KruthiNair
@KruthiNair 4 роки тому
You just described the last 7 years of my life. I'm so tired of the self loathing and guilt and the feeling of complete worthlessness. I'm in.
@vishnuurshyamsundar4069
@vishnuurshyamsundar4069 4 роки тому
Me tooo
@Ghostsk141
@Ghostsk141 4 роки тому
Wow I thought I was the only one feeling like this because of consumption of media🤔
@blonm793
@blonm793 4 роки тому
With you
@tchickou
@tchickou 4 роки тому
why do you think the internet is full of coaches ... speaking of the obvious. Technologies are killing us ... there are several distractions and options, it is difficult to focus
@archie2132
@archie2132 4 роки тому
are you me? even got the years right
@dhirendrasinhrana202
@dhirendrasinhrana202 4 роки тому
"There's no path to happiness, Happiness is the path" -Gautama buddha
@trapd00rspider
@trapd00rspider 4 роки тому
fakebuddhaquotes.com/there-is-no-path-to-happiness-happiness-is-the-path/
@dhirendrasinhrana202
@dhirendrasinhrana202 4 роки тому
@@trapd00rspider what is important,bro. Writer or the Writings ? Or are you suggesting me that give credit to who actually wrote it..! Doesnt matter , bro.
@m1k328
@m1k328 4 роки тому
@@dhirendrasinhrana202 ummm the writer is just as important as the writings, as without the writer, the writings wouldn't exist.
@dhirendrasinhrana202
@dhirendrasinhrana202 4 роки тому
@@m1k328 there are writings that we dont know who wrote it. Would it make difference? Nope. Content is important. If u like the content u will seek the writer. But if u love the content, u will seek the path,not the writer.
@UteChewb
@UteChewb 4 роки тому
Nice quote. Maybe the buddha didn't say it but I sense he would approve.
@sid0476
@sid0476 Рік тому
Thanks Bro it helps a lot
@dougandcandacebishop7259
@dougandcandacebishop7259 10 місяців тому
I need this! I need this as an example to my family!! My family needs this too!
@virtualmariel5414
@virtualmariel5414 4 роки тому
I never talked about this because I feel like I am the only one who feels it. Then I heard this. Thank you for being my voice.
@Shoaibkhan-vz5yx
@Shoaibkhan-vz5yx 4 роки тому
i can relate that
@2muchfeels204
@2muchfeels204 4 роки тому
omg me too :')
@sinharakshit
@sinharakshit 4 роки тому
Ditto 🥺
@quoraexpert6295
@quoraexpert6295 4 роки тому
Check out how he 100% copied this video: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/cYGaeWOEaIKju58.html
@yashverma2110
@yashverma2110 3 роки тому
It felt as if I was talking to myself.
@user-yb9ii4vi3g
@user-yb9ii4vi3g 3 роки тому
Same here
@sebapamula00
@sebapamula00 3 роки тому
This is emotional for me even though i’m not an emotional person
@TheFeizel
@TheFeizel 3 роки тому
Same bro
@jamessierra2260
@jamessierra2260 3 роки тому
Bruh
@joellalthanzuala7100
@joellalthanzuala7100 3 роки тому
Yeah me too bro... But resembles Scarlett Johansson a bit😅😳
@tusharkothari9437
@tusharkothari9437 9 місяців тому
This literally blew my mind. I am this exact guy he is explaining about😅. My peers have been telling i have potential and even i know but i dont do anything about it. I was in LOVE with extensive procrastination and instant gratification. I have been implementing almost the exact same thing for the past few weeks and the results are beyond belief at least for me. I learnt it through a different youtube channel. Its basically manipulating your mind into thinking efforts and hard work is pleasurable and so the mind releases dopamine. At start it was hard i am not gonna lie but once you change it into a habit then WOH OH OH!! there is no stopping. This playlist is better i guess as i was hooked to how straight forward he was. KUDOS. Gonna watch the whole playlist
@someyaarora7364
@someyaarora7364 Рік тому
Loved the video
@creativemediasmmaa
@creativemediasmmaa 4 роки тому
The fact that people in this comment section have the exact painful story as me is scary. This generation needs to wake up.
@intp9944
@intp9944 4 роки тому
how i am trying to help my sister but she is like just addicted to social media and hater reality and life how can u help someone
@DanielTubul
@DanielTubul 4 роки тому
mostly because of "social" media
@creativemediasmmaa
@creativemediasmmaa 4 роки тому
ivana stankovic actually my mom tried to help me a while ago and she couldn’t because unconsciously i did the exact opposite to what she said. The only person that can help her is herself. And when she will ask you for help that means that she’s ready to change. But you can’t help her if she doesn’t want to and isn’t ready help herself unfortunately.
@kenttohyama9141
@kenttohyama9141 4 роки тому
This man is a genius for releasing this during quarantine
@wyattcole829
@wyattcole829 4 роки тому
i would like this comment but it has 111 likes and that’ll just ruin it
@zilingguo9019
@zilingguo9019 4 роки тому
@@quoraexpert6295 Thank you for the link
@Mark-xw5yt
@Mark-xw5yt 4 роки тому
Quora Expert he didn’t 100% copy, dopamine detox has been a popular topic for a while.
@undefined9089
@undefined9089 4 роки тому
Mark not 100% but did he copy it at all or just get inspired by? Is nothing original and that a pointless question? What do you think? I think referencing the inspiration is what’s important.
@lmbgemini
@lmbgemini 4 роки тому
I need this video. I have been put on unpaid leave and I'm sitting on my ass doing nothing about it. Thankfully I have just cancelled my Netflix but what is there to stop me from going to youtube? I need this guys helps so I'm gonna watch the next one.
@No_Logic_Boi
@No_Logic_Boi 2 місяці тому
thank you...
@justanothermusician7492
@justanothermusician7492 Рік тому
Great video!
@Brambi255
@Brambi255 3 роки тому
Stop reading comments, it's just a way for your brain to get more dopamine, get back to the video! I tried to do a dopamine detox during quarantine, it only lasted for about a week but I felt incredible. I'll try to follow these videos now
@vminmotivationalcurve88yea64
@vminmotivationalcurve88yea64 3 роки тому
It's been a month, how's the progress?
@DeePeeZee
@DeePeeZee 3 роки тому
Your comment made me go back to the video. So thank you.
@aaryanbhardwaj5293
@aaryanbhardwaj5293 3 роки тому
Wow I did not realize that thank u
@Tei_022
@Tei_022 3 роки тому
No
@novelty_thief
@novelty_thief 3 роки тому
We have to turn this into a copypasta
@HopfenJames
@HopfenJames 4 роки тому
Who is watching this because it gives them a dopamine boost greater than the actual work they have to do?
@jorge7272
@jorge7272 4 роки тому
HopfenJames true
@chrisn9783
@chrisn9783 4 роки тому
Amen
@septemberz
@septemberz 4 роки тому
Hhhhhaa
@ob1934
@ob1934 4 роки тому
If you need dopamine weed always exists
@casc9220
@casc9220 4 роки тому
I am supposed to be studying for my stats exams that is tomorrow...
@Mawondoboutique
@Mawondoboutique 11 місяців тому
Love this ❤
@iamjw3
@iamjw3 7 місяців тому
Looking forward to learning!
@ayehills
@ayehills 2 роки тому
Me: *Watching this video at 4am, have work at 6am* Andrew: “ if you have the urge to click off you need to watch this now” Me: *He’s right*
@sandamimouna8329
@sandamimouna8329 2 роки тому
lmao
@quintinallred
@quintinallred 2 роки тому
Bro soon as he said that I was like ahhh maybe I should give em 10 minutes of my time 😅 turns out it was worth it
@muhammadnursuleiman6809
@muhammadnursuleiman6809 2 роки тому
Broo it’s 3:18 AM here rn, why are we like this
@alexeimagana6991
@alexeimagana6991 2 роки тому
@@muhammadnursuleiman6809 Fuck us... same for me. We can do this shit!
@piperpanda6587
@piperpanda6587 2 роки тому
Ya, the second he said that, and the lines right before, something like "no jump cute, no dopamine trigger, etc" I was like. Yep, got it. Speed goes to 2x :)
@dapyr
@dapyr 4 роки тому
Depression be like: Haha well no.. Let's stare at the ceiling for the next 10 hours
@resurrectthenight
@resurrectthenight 4 роки тому
Worse, lets stare at useless and crappy social media content!
@petrvolynsky2523
@petrvolynsky2523 4 роки тому
че бля
@WilliamCooper2005
@WilliamCooper2005 4 роки тому
At least you have acknowledged it, that is progress
@WilliamCooper2005
@WilliamCooper2005 4 роки тому
At least you have acknowledged it, that is progress
@dapyr
@dapyr 4 роки тому
@@WilliamCooper2005 bit by bit I guess eh?
@GhostDrops1
@GhostDrops1 11 місяців тому
This video pops up on my feed three years after it came out, conveniently at the time I need it the most..
@jaysabi5054
@jaysabi5054 4 роки тому
I’ve struggled with a vicious cycle of having a lot of motivation and then losing it quick due to wanting instant gratification. I know I can accomplish a lot but my brain naturally just wants to do what’s comfortable instead. It makes me so frustrated but I don’t feel alone anymore . Great video man
@joatanpereira4272
@joatanpereira4272 4 роки тому
A solution for this is giving yourself a prize every time you accomplish something, for example: you studied for 5 hours today, so buy something for you or go out with your friends; you ran 10 km today, so on the weekend you go to a all-you-can-eat restaurant. These kinds of things help you stay motivated to do more and more often.
@janetrangel8956
@janetrangel8956 4 роки тому
You said it. I felt that.
@jazmengomez7020
@jazmengomez7020 4 роки тому
Those right there are the same exact words I've been trying to find to explain how I feel rn:( thank you!
@ihswap
@ihswap 4 роки тому
The fact that the second video only has 1/3 of the views and the 3rd video has 1/6 of the views than this video has just proves his points.
@quoraexpert6295
@quoraexpert6295 4 роки тому
Check out how he 100% copied this video: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/cYGaeWOEaIKju58.html
@Shadoweeeed
@Shadoweeeed 9 місяців тому
thank you.
@larkfly9273
@larkfly9273 8 місяців тому
this genuinely makes me have hope in humanity - even with a world overflowing like this we are this smart and come up with solutions
@RealJamieBarclay
@RealJamieBarclay 2 роки тому
Imagine there are two wells of water near your house in the middle of the desert. One well is very close by, the other would take days to walk to. So you always drink from the close by well. But you notice it never quenches your thirst. As soon as you're done drinking from it, you're thirsty for another sip. Eventually, one day, you decide you've had enough, and you take the trip to the further away well. It nearly kills you, but when you finally get there and take a drink, you are no longer thirsty. That is what it feels like, to go from an instant gratification addicted content consumer, to someone who practises delayed gratification.
@LeyehCyber
@LeyehCyber 2 роки тому
That hit my heart so deep that imma beat my last one while reading this text
@Benzo_-dp6bp
@Benzo_-dp6bp 2 роки тому
Wow thank you
@evandawson1037
@evandawson1037 2 роки тому
Wisest comment ever I have read in youTube comments.... all these years...
@davidwood4241
@davidwood4241 2 роки тому
Fantastic analogy
@trexbss2396
@trexbss2396 2 роки тому
@@LeyehCyber ...
@AdaVadCan
@AdaVadCan 2 роки тому
Props to all my bro's working to improve themselves so they can improve the world around them. Let's do this.
@elisetaylor9228
@elisetaylor9228 Рік тому
❤ for the sistas
@brandonscottp97
@brandonscottp97 Рік тому
Yeah it's not gonna happen. If you've been paying attention to anything going on in the world it gets worse everyday and will continue to.
@elisetaylor9228
@elisetaylor9228 Рік тому
@@brandonscottp97 I disagree. If you look at the media, no. But if you really take the time to talk to people, there is wonderful stuff going on. Sorry to come in all cheerful like.
@brandonscottp97
@brandonscottp97 Рік тому
@@elisetaylor9228 So you're telling me things have gotten better in the last 10 years? Honestly no. Prices have gone up on everything as well as taxes, rent, food, gas, bills. Cost of living. It will continue to get worse in this world. Get back to me in another 10 years if you don't agree.
@elisetaylor9228
@elisetaylor9228 Рік тому
@@brandonscottp97 ah yes I can't disagree with these things. But some things are amazing. Little things, like amazing content on UKposts, friendships, the spirit of kindness, people learning new skills all the time. Never ceases to amaze me.
@yapsonark407
@yapsonark407 Рік тому
Looks good!
@JoelAustinMack
@JoelAustinMack 7 місяців тому
Wow this is looks great!
@derekheiser912
@derekheiser912 3 роки тому
This is honestly the best thing I could have ever stumbled upon.
@amp2375
@amp2375 2 роки тому
Yep! I'm in.
@AdityaSingh-ux2py
@AdityaSingh-ux2py 2 роки тому
I’m in
@liss2380
@liss2380 2 роки тому
Me to tbh
@amayyaduvanshi2706
@amayyaduvanshi2706 2 роки тому
I am in!
@michikoyao898
@michikoyao898 4 роки тому
His voice is unreasonably relaxing. He should seriously consider being an audible voiceover guy.
@Adam-gb9gf
@Adam-gb9gf 4 роки тому
michiko yao incredibly articulate as well
@francisne17
@francisne17 4 роки тому
I’m very surprised with his voice 🤭😯
@patricecomedy
@patricecomedy 4 роки тому
Honestly sounds like a Brit who's lived abroad for too long and is softening his articulation to be understood
@yusrailyas
@yusrailyas 4 роки тому
Puberty hit him well
@sandyjaja1840
@sandyjaja1840 4 роки тому
@@yusrailyas 😂😂
@RighteousSon
@RighteousSon 7 місяців тому
Looking forward to watching the next video.
@lovesue86
@lovesue86 Рік тому
Going to try this
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