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r/Hamza•
Traditional_Issue722

STOP WATCHING HAMZA

Moderators, before deleting this, just know that I support hamza and think that his youtube channel's mission is great and even Hamza made a video on this called "when you should stop watching my videos". im just here to share my experience regarding that

I haven't watched a self improvement video in 30 days and life has never been better. My life has improved so much since i stopped.

You need to realize that there comes a point where you already know enough about self improvement. All you need to do is watch hamzas complete guide and then youre good from there. Every video you watch is a waste of time. It makes you feel productive while youre actually doing nothing. His content is addicting because of this.

If you stop letting someone else tell you how to live your life and start making your own decisions, you will become awakened to things that you never knew.

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However, 99% of you will continue watching him because youre lazy and just watch his videos because you want to feel productive.

Posted Aug 24, 2022, 7:54 PM UTC

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goodbrownman-420•

I mean I get what you're saying but y'know sometimes you do need a little push to help deal with demotivation and his videos cover different topics.. so watch what's helpful for you and always make notes

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Goluckybooch780•

Dang opens my eyes thx bro

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MongoliumMOD•

Not deleting this, don't worry.

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MrFluff59•

I disagree with you, eventually the goal is of course to not have to watch Hamza anymore but telling people to just stop watching him isn’t helpful. Everyone is at different points on their journey of self-improvement and maybe just learning about self-improvement is where a lot of people are, maybe consuming educational content for once is a little bit of improvement. Jordan Peterson speaks about making you life better just a little everyday, and that is what people are doing. I started watching Hamza to surround myself with content that’s positive and encouraging, though I did nothing, next I watched more of Hamza’s videos and began implementing his teachings into my life day by day, and now I really only watch him for motivation. One day I hope to not have to watch his videos anymore but right now it’s helping me. If you’ve gotten to the point where you don’t need his videos anymore, good on you, but let others go through their self-improvement journey without saying that they should just stop being lazy. It isn’t helpful.

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SeaworthinessBig8270•

I fell off my self-improvement and I watched his recent videos. It really help me focus on my purpose/goals

But I do agree with you at a certain point its useless. We just gotta go out there in real life and chase our goals

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