Hearted Youtube comments on Tom Bilyeu (@TomBilyeu) channel.

  1. Did you put on glasses and interview yourself?? Nice try, Tom.
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  2. I love Both! Bitcoin and Gold (some silver too) Take profit from Bitcoin and buy a little gold as backup. Get some land too if the taxes are reasonable. Its best to have several piles of profitable stuff.
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  3. Tom, I love the way you listen and let your guests expound fully. What a humble and confident person you are. Your follow-up questions are spot on.
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  4. “if it takes money to get her, you are REPLACEABLE” - that quote did not fly over my head!
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  5. Not everyone will understand what I meant in my interview here. Many will thank I'm downplaying hard work. I'm not. I've worked 18 hour days too. I'm saying that hard work is only 25% of the equation. There are other factors massively correlated with success like prudence (choosing the right business model), organization (planning), attention to detail. If you only work hard you're like someone with only one tool in their tool belt. It takes more than a hammer to build a house.
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  6. I can't believe they used to tell people cereal and bread is healthy
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  7. Dammnn! Finally sadhguru in impact theory....it's a wish come true
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  8. “People are usually afraid of change because they fear the unknown. But the single greatest constant of history is that everything changes.”  ― Yuval Noah Harari, Homo Deus
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  9. One of the main reason's I started my health journey is because of The Primal Blueprint! Such a great interview.
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  10. This is the best example of a moderator in a debate I've seen in a LONG time. Wow. Almost fully impartial, kept them on topic, did recaps, forced them to define their mindset and why they thought that. The moderator was the MVP of this debate IMO.
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  11. I am watching this from my smartphone in third world...Somalia to be exact. So Inspired!! Thank you Tom.
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  12. ”The mind is everything. What we think we shall become.”
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  13. You might have been the most prepared and respectful person I’ve ever seen interview Peterson, well done
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  14. Thank you for having me on Tom! I appreciate the opportunity 🥑🙏🙏
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  15. MY HERO <3 Because of this man (and John Joseph) I did recover from my suicide attemps (twice), got rid of my alcohol addiction, went on a plantbased dient, started to work out and started my own business. I can't explain how much this means to me, so thx for putting him on the show - I hope that many ppl can gain some value out of this!
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  16. David Goggins on The Joe Rogan Experience, and Impact Theory? Christmas has come early this year, ladies and gentlemen!
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  17. All you need is pure intention and a bit of practice. The more you focus on what you want to manifest, the more likely it is to happen. Keep your mind open and be willing to receive whatever it is you’ve been dreaming of and it’s possible if you believe in yourself!! Thanks for the words..
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  18. I Quit Social media For like 3 years now(im happy i did)..but now i cant quit Youtube because of Impact Theory😂
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  19. You may never even see this Tom but just had to put this out there in the universe. Since I first watched this video a couple months ago, I have watched it (in it’s entirety) AT LEAST once a day. I mean EVERY FREAKIN’ DAY! TO ME… it’s about THE BEST interview I’ve ever seen. You ask all the right questions, let David talk without cutting him off & show genuine interest. Best of all… you let him be himself! I tried to watch an interview with him and someone else. It was so painful to hear him say that “darn” this and that…. I couldn’t watch it. I couldn’t stand him trying to edit his “REAL STORY” to make it PG. The best compliment I will give you Tom is the following. I had NO IDEA you were the man behind QUEST when I first watched it. I thought… “what an awesome interview by this normal Joe! I think he may have discovered his talent and may achieve great things one day!” hahahahha! Little did I know that you were already a millionaire! Goes to show you that I admire you not for your name… but for your talent. Tim Grover was another amazing interview! Keep putting out the great material please. I’ve been through a lot of shit in my life but am still striving to rise up and open my School of Languages in the favelas of Rio, Brazil by February 2022. I plan on leaving my legacy by lessening the divide between rich and poor in Brazil by educating the populace (especially kids) in the favelas. When I reach my goal, I’d love for you to stop by and see what I’ve created. By then my friend, I’ll have a story that’s may be worthy enough to appear on your channel ;-) Be well Tom -Derek O.
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  20. Keto has helped me so much with depression, anxiety, overall mental clairty & health. Losing weight is just a side effect. Ive only lost 10lbs in 5 months, i do it more for the energy, how good i feel, and my mental health.
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  21. Thank you for having me - loved the conversation!
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  22. This is the only guy I'm gona listen to for the next 6 months.
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  23. Western culture really does teach many of us to make an emotional connection to food as children. As you say celebrations revolve round food & as a child if I was hurt or upset I was often given a sugary food item to cheer me up and also as rewards for good behavior. Then I wonder why as an adult I always struggle to loose weight because of emotional eating.
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  24. And thank you very much for being such a great interviewer and not interrupting her all the time. I love how you ask her the questions and then let the woman answer.
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  25. If you are under a mindset of justifying why you can't, you will never realize that you can.
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  26. " I chose the path of most resistance, talent not required" Epic!
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  27. What has really helped me is actually reminding myself that I’m going to die someday 🙏 Coming to peace with death is something really liberating
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  28. “Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars.” ― Norman Vincent Peale
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  29. Sitting alone in a quiet room with nothing but your own thoughts is powerful because you're forced to face your fears head on without trying to silence them through distraction or constant stimulation of the modern world
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  30. Tom, I don't know if you'll ever read this but this channel SAVED my life. You've had such a tremendous impact in my life and I can't even put into words. I'm in the process of healing mentally but what really got me initiated is you. You forever have my respect, man.
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  31. Sadia Khan is a true modern woman with traditional values. Her intellect, insights, communication style, gentle yet firm demeanour makes her so wonderful to listen to. AND Her femininity, spirituality, intuition and beauty is appreciated by me too :) Great conversation -thankyou
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  32. To quit social media, you have to really understand, on an emotionally deep level, why you want that. If there is no clear vision, there is nowhere to direct your focus. Social media abuse is a consequence of not knowing what to do with the excessive energy.
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  33. Thoughts become words Words become actions Actions become habits Habits become systems Systems become you
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  34. Expected a skater, and got a skater who is also an incredibly self aware spiritual guru with an empowering message
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  35. This was a really fun show. Thanks again for having me on and thanks to everyone watching for their attention. I hope to count many of you as fans of The Jordan Harbinger Show in the near future!
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  36. Thank you for having me on Tom!
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  37. What you're supposed to do when you don't like a thing is change it. If you can't change it, change the way you think about it
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  38. "Epic things start with small humble steps. Pay respect to your beginnings. And if you’re just starting out, know that it’s ok to be sucky. To be small. To be messy and chaotic. Just make sure to never stop dreaming." - Vishen Lakhiani
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  39. Anyone else notice that Hal looks like Tom's younger brother? 😁
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  40. I’m addicted to Impact/Health theory. What’s awesome is not only do these guests add value to your life, and inspire you, each episode has applicable information that we can all use. This is the channel to watch in 2019 if you’re set on self-improvement. Thank you, Tom!
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  41. damn, this guy has the most intense eyes 🙂really cool stuff, i didnt know Jay Shetty before. maybe i will feature him on my channel as well some day, thanks for putting him on the map!
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  42. I CAN'T BELIEVE THE TIME HAS FINALLY COME. I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR YEEEEEARS. ❤❤❤❤
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  43. Lord, I love Impact Theory!!! Every single time I watch an episode something shifts in me. I never know most of these people but damn it, this is an amazing show!!!
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  44. I was waiting for him to come on this channel 🤘😎❤️
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  45. “A duty to one another’s well-being.” This is a gem.
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  46. Man held that terrific posture for 3 hours straight. That's commitment.
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  47. 1:03: 🗒 Alex Hormozi discusses the importance of controlling variables, changing environments, and building self-esteem based on traits like delaying gratification, having a vision, and having drive. 15:49: 🧠 People have a hard time holding sophisticated ideas in their head, but it is possible to develop confidence through evidence-based behaviors. 26:00: 💡 Success has physics and if you're not trying to do something that violates physics then you're going to be fine, and how you get there is somewhat irrelevant. 37:29: 🔑 Emotions are subjective reactions to perception, and by understanding this, we can take control of our emotions and make different choices that move us towards our goals. 50:35: 🔑 The key to behavior change is understanding the rewards and punishments that drive our actions. 1:03:09: 💡 Rewarding behavior is more effective in the long term, while punishment can change behavior in the short term. 1:15:23: 🔑 The key to changing behavior and achieving desired outcomes is understanding and modifying one's frame of reference. 1:28:14: 📚 The ability to break down complex problems into actionable steps is crucial for success. 1:40:47: 📈 The process of testing and refining a business strategy involves breaking down failures into smaller steps and focusing on measurable behaviors. 2:03:36: 💡 Leverage is the difference between what you put in and what you get out, and it can be achieved through skills, collaboration, capital, and content. 2:05:26: 📈 The key to leverage in business is to maximize the number of potential units sold and the gross profit per unit, while considering competitive dynamics and upfront capital investments. 2:17:33: 📚 Russell Brunson demonstrated the concept of his books through exceptional offers, achieving record-breaking success in online marketing. 2:29:20: 📚 The author explains how he used various methods to advertise and generate leads for his book launch, emphasizing the importance of building a strong brand and making and keeping promises. 2:47:49: 💼 Businesses solve problems and make the world better, and entrepreneurship is the way to solve as many problems as possible. 2:53:56: ✨ The concept of 'one of zero' is about defining your own path, keeping promises, and earning your own approval. Recap by Tammy AI
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  48. This woman is brilliant
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  49. I love listening to Sadia Khan...she's so spot on. I love how she holds women accountable in such a gracious way.
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  50. Congrats on 1 Million! Well deserved, Tom!
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