Hearted Youtube comments on James Jani (@JamesJani) channel.

  1. i wish more people said “hard work is important for success” rather than “hard work is KEY to success”
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  2. Your content is incredible. You're gonna explode if you keep this up. Look forward to seeing more content from you James!
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  3. Hi James, very good video and also very thought-provoking. Thank you for producing it. Smashed that like button!
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  4. I don’t read books twice...but your videos i watch thrice
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  5. I see what you are saying. However, Some false equivalence here. He’s speaking about the prevailing formula of the self-help industry that is designed to feed off of low-self esteem and actually feeds off of fueling an addiction for profit by never letting you feel ok with being good enough. Giving helpful advice is not in itself part of this particular self-help industry model he’s referring to and not all authors and bloggers follow the hustle culture model.
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  6. Bro you’re showing up all the rest of us YouTubers. You need to be stopped. Too good.
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  7. Best video I’ve seen in ages
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  8. Let me grab my popcorn real quick
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  9. Who’s here after tyler1 watched this on stream?
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  10. I love how realistic James keeps the content while educating us aggressively 📈📈
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  11. This video is absolutely brilliant
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  12. The moment someone says that working hard is the way to success, he is either a hypocrite or has no grasp on economics. It is all about the value a person provides, that the market wants in exchange for money. Someone can dig holes by hand all day long, there is no value in it and hence there is no substantial pay. There is a limit to how hard someone can work and a man can put in 100 working hours in a week, but he cannot put in 200. Besides, sleeping is not time wasted. That's when the body regenerates, muscles grow and the brain flushes - both metaphorically and actually. The role of chance and luck in succeeding is much more dominant, than people realize, but the Western mentality is to be in control, which is laughably arrogant. To quote a great general - your goal is not to die for your country, but to make the enemy do it. Thus, to get rich you need hard work, but not your own - that of other people. As I said, you cannot put in more than 168 hours of your own, but you can put in thousands of times as much - that of other people. In conclusion - don't trust people, especially those pretending to help you. What is more plausible - they are looking to create independent competitors or dependent minions?
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  13. Finally. The video I was waiting for!
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  14. The legend is back! Let’s go, so hyped for this
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  15. I came looking for copper but i have found gold.
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  16. Nothing wrong with optimism until you become delusional and you begin to lose your self-awareness.
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  17. James just destroyed the YouTube algorithm in the strangest and most unconventional way in just 8 videos, this is going to be a HUGE part of the future of YouTube 😍🙌
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  18. Who's here before James hitting 1 mil subs?
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  19. One aspect you missed is that the hussle culture is extremely ableist. As someone with debilitating mental health issues I've been sucked into this 'work hard to succeed' trap just like anyone else can be, except that when the inevitable burnout comes it can turn into crushing low self-worth, depression, and suicidal ideation. Those gurus love to preach that "anyone can do this! You just have to be passionate!" But there are certain conditions some people have that no matter how much passion they have, they simply cannot push themselves to the brink and survive, let alone thrive. This "push push push" mentality can and does actually break some people. "Contrary to popular opinion, quitting is for winners. Knowing when to quit, change direction, leave a toxic situation, demand more from life, give up on something that wasn't working and move on, is a very important skill that people who win at life all seem to have." ~unknown
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  20. I had been meaning to ask you why you always put those dots and slashes between every letter in a word. I figured you had somehow damaged your keyboard. :)
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  21. My brudda!
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  22. When you wanted to rock your gap year but 70% of it is just Corona and you can't try shit 🙄
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  23. What a beautiful sight at the top of my recommended. James Jani is back.
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  24. This might be your best video yet. Amazing work!
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  25. This video woulda been PERFECT if James Jani had said in the end: "Let me help you rid yourself of the addiction to action faking and hustle culture. Let me help you understand that losing motivation and questioning your motives are just part of the cycle. I will teach you all that and more in MY BOOK here's the link, use the code JANI20 to get 20% off!"
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  26. I wasn't expecting to watch a 30 minute documentary on megachurches but you've made it so educational and interesting at the same time backed with thorough investigation I just had to watch it.
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  27. It’s an industry that profits off people’s mental health.
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  28. Nice work James. UK YouTube takeover <3
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  29. The product that this industry produces is what I like to call "Inspiration Porn."
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  30. 11:02 James saying, "10 Dollar is same as price of 2 coffees", me who's from 3rd World country, "Pardon, the fuck".
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  31. Lets not forget that this is ONE side of personal growth. The one where you don't grow. Personal growth is real though and there are people out there who can help you.
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  32. Your videos have been the best on the platform for a while, and this video is proof that you're still the GOAT. Amazing work James. You're an inspiration to all other creators like me.
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  33. Who’s been waiting for James’ content? 🙋‍♀️
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  34. Videos full of bollocks are getting billion views, us over here, we're rooting for James! That self help, hustle culture, fake gurus, toxic positivity video blew me away! James, keep going against the grain. We hear you. New sub from Africa, Kenya. We are waking up.
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  35. Finally someone encouraging their audience to think for themselves critically. This is gonna put many at unease but its totally worth contradicting one's belief. After all, if it were a valid belief, it would be true no matter what critique was attempted. If it isn't, one ought to be glad that someone tore it down before it develops into a cult-like thinking.
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  36. when I was 16 I started to visualise that I'm gonna be an astronaut. I'm 25 now and ended up as an uber driver. close enough tbh
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  37. The funniest thing when watching these videos are the adverts. I guess Tai Lopez has rented a place in Puerto Rico... I doubt he will sell many courses here.
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  38. It's so odd watching this right after the "fake gurus" vid, and yet it was still enjoyed.
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  39. If this channel was a stock, I'd put a lot of money in it. Wait, I'm still at wealth level = nothing. :-( Also, here's my summary (I always summarize the videos I consider most useful): • Check your beliefs about money. ○ Money is not bad, don't buy into that stereotype. ○ Studies: Most millionaires are self-made. • Your equation ("money = salary from a job") is wrong: ○ How much u earn from ur job depends on the time u put in - e. g. $20/h fulltime job -> 24 yrs to $1M (before expenses!) ○ Time = most precious resource -> that's a bad deal! • Rules of the game in a capitalist society: ○ You're paid in proportion to your perceived value (= equation to wealth) - The ppl that perceive ur value = the market (aka everyone) - It's about supply & demand (think: utility/value, price, efficiency, excess/scarcity etc.) - It's not about how hard u work, your passions etc.; the market doesn't give a fck □ That's why e. g. celebrities are paid more than cleaners - Pivotal question: How can I increase my (supply's) perceived value? ○ All money runs from this premise: If u want money, solve problems. - Million-dollar problems -> million-dollar solutions etc. - Always start w/ the problem: Listen to the market around u - What do ppl say they dislike/wish existed/is inconvenient/frustrating etc.? - Tip: Solving more/better problems @work = lever for a higher salary • A problem worth solving ○ Scalability: solution needs to affect a magnitude of people - e. g. physical yoga classes (job) -> online course (business) ○ Automation: systems/processes keep ur business running like a smooth machine ○ If it financially makes sense, outsource tasks or hire ppl to do it for you ○ Make sure your solution can be accessed by everyone in your market • The reward (two paths): ○ Continue the business for whatever reason (e. g. stick w/ ur baby; add more value to it; runs passively in the background) ○ Cash in, e.g. eBay's acquisition of PayPal for $1,5B (ca. 10% -> Elon's pockets) • What was it all for anyway? ○ It's not about the money itself (whose value is only backed up by our belief in it anyway) ○ It's about freedom -> ability to do what u want whenever u want w/o having to worry ("can I afford this?", "have I used up all my holidays this year?" etc.) ○ In the end, it's about the most valuable resource that we cannot rebuy: Time! • Conclusion: ○ Stop chasing money. Chase problems. Find solutions. Build a business around it. - Let solving problems be the meaningful struggle in your life! ○ Keep in mind: Most attempts will not succeed - Fail fast & move on to the next thing
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  40. He did it again. He gave us a free movie.
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  41. When comes to editing and narration, he is bossing YouTube 👌
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  42. 439 people believe in law of attraction without doing law of action. Great video, waiting for part 2
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  43. How about taking a vacation out here to Vegas to rest after your month long journey to complete this haha
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  44. "Create more, consume less."
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  45. I went to school, got abysmal grades, joined the army for 5 years, bummed around in various crap jobs, taught guitar for a bit and in time fell into a real career. I'm now a senior network architect for an ISP and have been doing very nicely for years. There's more than one route up the mountain.
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  46. James' videos are pieces of art. They don't belong on Youtube, but in a museum.
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  47. I don't watch too many videos on YouTube, but when I get an alert that James Jani has just released another video, I go running to the computer! Proof that you don't need to put out 10 videos a day to be successful on YouTube. Quality over quantity, and the quality of your videos is unmatched. Keep up the good work. I'm a loyal fan!
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  48. I think one statement that can relate to this strongly is "too much of anything can be bad for you"
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  49. I was recruited into the Amway business at 15 years old and remained involved until I was 27. Amway ruled my life and shaped my childhood. For some, MLM isn't a cult but for me it ran my entire life, manipulated all my friendships and made me look at people like dollar signs and not actual friendships. Pyramid scheme businesses are designed to take advantage of people and worse, for me, it shaped my brain to always look for ways to profit from friendships and anyone else I met. The most I ever made in 12 years of business was $900 in one month. I had recruited over 200 people in my business and spoke on stages across the country. I was told, "People will believe you because you hold the microphone." I lead weekly "Open Opportunity Meetings" and had a large group...worse, when I left the business I lost all my friendships and since I'd been in since I was a child - that was everyone I knew. Avoid these.
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  50. Dude, I just wrote a script for a very very bearish crypto video and was questioning if I should release it in english as well. Now I'm doing it!
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