Hey brothers, quick update: YouTube just gave me access to this new community feature — no idea why they trust me with it, but here we are.
I’ll be using it to share updates, thoughts, and random things that don’t need a full video. Basically, the stuff that doesn’t make it to the main feed but still matters.
It’s been quiet on here — life’s been throwing hands — but I’ve been keeping my head down and working. New content’s on the way.
Also, you can post here too now. So if you’ve got something to say, drop it. Just keep it real. No fake grindset, no motivational quotes from people who peaked in 2012.
Two years ago, at 20, I wrote a letter to
my future self-outlining exactly what I wanted. At 21, I lived it. Today, I'm turning 22, I’m deeply grateful—for the wins, the lessons, and the work still ahead. This milestone isn’t a finish line; it’s a commitment to clearer goals, disciplined execution, and relentless growth.
Reality Transurfing isn’t law of attraction
fluff. It’s not about “positive vibes.” It’s about energetic control, detachment, and tactical awareness. Try reading you won't regret, Thank me later.
I revisit these timeless regularly—not for
motivation, but for recalibration.
Each contains frameworks that shape how I think,
decide, and move.
📘 Naval – wealth via clarity
📕 Fastlane – acceleration through systems
📗 Transurfing – reality as a mirror of internal state
Every time I’ve gotten something truly valuable in life, it happened after life absolutely stripped me naked. And I don’t mean metaphorically. I mean—"zero hope, no chance, everything’s broken, and even Google can’t help you" naked. 💀
Flashback: 8th grade science exhibition.
I was a proud participant. Built my project, did the nerdy stuff, feeling like Tony Stark. Except—plot twist—I was missing one crucial piece. And every damn shop in the city gave me the same response:
“Illa da, inga adhu kedayadhu.” (No bro, we don’t have that.)
I tried everything. Manifested. Hustled. Prayed. I even cried. My parents thought I’d lost it. Like… legit. But I had true intention, not just wishful thinking.
Then came the D-Day. School starts at 9. It’s 8:30. I gave one last desperate try. I went to a stationery shop—yes, the one I already checked and knew had no chance of having the part.
And guess what?
THEY HAD IT. What in the multiverse logic?! I made the project work, submitted it, and BAM—I won first prize.
But wait—it doesn’t end there.
Fast forward to college counseling. Big dreams. Big ambitions. And life? Said "Nah, let’s mess this guy up."
I got scammed by an agency, missed all my dream colleges. Everyone else was vibing in group chats about their campus, and I was out here ghosting people and binge-watching rock bottom.
In the end, I got into the worst college. I mean—the kind of place where even the rats want to drop out. I thought, “Yeah, that’s it. My life’s over.”
But guess what again?
That same college gave me my business partner, my YouTube channel, my purpose.
This is a pattern. Life strips you down to your bones to ask one question:
"Do you really want it, or was it just a fantasy?"
And if your answer is YES, not with words but with intention, life will throw you a reward bigger than anything you imagined.
You see this in every successful person’s story.
Steve Jobs got fired from Apple. Oprah was publicly humiliated on live TV. MrBeast uploaded 100+ videos before even getting noticed.
So next time you feel like life is beating you naked with a belt, remember— Don’t panic. You’re just in the setup phase of your plot twist.
🫡 Keep showing up. The piece you need might be at the stationery store. 😂
Your Challenge: Comment below a moment where you felt life was over— …and it ended up giving you something priceless. 👇 Let’s turn our L’s into legend.
Story: I spent 3 years acting like I was “figuring life out.” Which is code for: Scrolling reels. Reading books I didn’t finish. Pretending podcasts were personality traits.
Me and my friend thought we were built different. Why? Because we watched art films and said things like “the symbolism was stunning.” Bro, we were just two clowns with Wi-Fi.
And then life slapped me. A week before starting this page, YouTube banned my channel. Apparently, affiliate marketing isn’t “content.” They even removed the link feature from Shorts — like YouTube personally broke up with me.
I was cooked. Fully done. Ready to retire at 19 with zero earnings.
Then my friend did something so wild, I thought he was drunk. He spent his entire month’s salary on gear. Not a house. Not a course. A mic.
Not gonna lie — I judged him. Because I’ve been through it all:
5 YouTube channels (all died faster than my motivation)
2 podcasts (recorded 3 episodes, ghosted like an ex)
30+ Instagram pages (each abandoned like an unpaid intern)
Tried acting (I was terrible), dubbing (didn’t even know what it meant)
Starred in a short film (never released, thankfully)
Made 600+ videos for a platform that got banned
Built a calorie calculator no one used
Tried dropshipping
Made websites that even I couldn’t find online
At this point, I was basically a walking failed startup.
But that one dumb decision — spending real money to actually start — that did something I never expected:
It forced us to move.
No plan. No clarity. No certainty. Just action.
And here’s the truth: You don’t need “your moment.” You need to make one stupid decision and back it up with relentless, messy, chaotic effort.
That’s how things change.
Think less. Do something dumb. Then keep going. It’s worked better than anything else I’ve ever tried.
Oh hey, just a friendly reminder... I posted a video about Media Manipulation. But maybe you didn’t see it— Because the algorithm didn’t want you to. 😉
Brofessors
Brofessors
Crowds change fast.
Today they love it, tomorrow they hate it.
Hold your opinion. Don’t borrow theirs.
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Brofessors
Hey brothers, quick update:
YouTube just gave me access to this new community feature — no idea why they trust me with it, but here we are.
I’ll be using it to share updates, thoughts, and random things that don’t need a full video. Basically, the stuff that doesn’t make it to the main feed but still matters.
It’s been quiet on here — life’s been throwing hands — but I’ve been keeping my head down and working. New content’s on the way.
Also, you can post here too now. So if you’ve got something to say, drop it. Just keep it real. No fake grindset, no motivational quotes from people who peaked in 2012.
That’s it for now. More soon...
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Two years ago, at 20, I wrote a letter to my future self-outlining exactly what I wanted. At 21, I lived it. Today, I'm turning 22, I’m deeply grateful—for the wins, the lessons, and the work still ahead. This milestone isn’t a finish line; it’s a commitment to clearer goals, disciplined execution, and relentless growth.
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Reality Transurfing isn’t law of attraction fluff. It’s not about “positive vibes.” It’s about energetic control, detachment, and tactical awareness. Try reading you won't regret, Thank me later.
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Brofessors
I revisit these timeless regularly—not for
motivation, but for recalibration.
Each contains frameworks that shape how I think,
decide, and move.
📘 Naval – wealth via clarity
📕 Fastlane – acceleration through systems
📗 Transurfing – reality as a mirror of internal state
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Brofessors
hey right here!!!🙋♂️
Let me tell you a secret I learned the hard way:
Every time I’ve gotten something truly valuable in life, it happened after life absolutely stripped me naked. And I don’t mean metaphorically. I mean—"zero hope, no chance, everything’s broken, and even Google can’t help you" naked. 💀
Flashback: 8th grade science exhibition.
I was a proud participant. Built my project, did the nerdy stuff, feeling like Tony Stark.
Except—plot twist—I was missing one crucial piece. And every damn shop in the city gave me the same response:
“Illa da, inga adhu kedayadhu.” (No bro, we don’t have that.)
I tried everything. Manifested. Hustled. Prayed. I even cried.
My parents thought I’d lost it. Like… legit.
But I had true intention, not just wishful thinking.
Then came the D-Day. School starts at 9. It’s 8:30. I gave one last desperate try. I went to a stationery shop—yes, the one I already checked and knew had no chance of having the part.
And guess what?
THEY HAD IT.
What in the multiverse logic?!
I made the project work, submitted it, and BAM—I won first prize.
But wait—it doesn’t end there.
Fast forward to college counseling.
Big dreams. Big ambitions.
And life? Said "Nah, let’s mess this guy up."
I got scammed by an agency, missed all my dream colleges. Everyone else was vibing in group chats about their campus, and I was out here ghosting people and binge-watching rock bottom.
In the end, I got into the worst college.
I mean—the kind of place where even the rats want to drop out.
I thought, “Yeah, that’s it. My life’s over.”
But guess what again?
That same college gave me my business partner, my YouTube channel, my purpose.
This is a pattern.
Life strips you down to your bones to ask one question:
"Do you really want it, or was it just a fantasy?"
And if your answer is YES, not with words but with intention, life will throw you a reward bigger than anything you imagined.
You see this in every successful person’s story.
Steve Jobs got fired from Apple.
Oprah was publicly humiliated on live TV.
MrBeast uploaded 100+ videos before even getting noticed.
So next time you feel like life is beating you naked with a belt, remember—
Don’t panic. You’re just in the setup phase of your plot twist.
🫡 Keep showing up.
The piece you need might be at the stationery store. 😂
Your Challenge:
Comment below a moment where you felt life was over—
…and it ended up giving you something priceless. 👇
Let’s turn our L’s into legend.
7 months ago | [YT] | 12
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Brofessors
Story:
I spent 3 years acting like I was “figuring life out.”
Which is code for:
Scrolling reels.
Reading books I didn’t finish.
Pretending podcasts were personality traits.
Me and my friend thought we were built different.
Why?
Because we watched art films and said things like “the symbolism was stunning.”
Bro, we were just two clowns with Wi-Fi.
And then life slapped me.
A week before starting this page, YouTube banned my channel.
Apparently, affiliate marketing isn’t “content.”
They even removed the link feature from Shorts — like YouTube personally broke up with me.
I was cooked. Fully done. Ready to retire at 19 with zero earnings.
Then my friend did something so wild, I thought he was drunk.
He spent his entire month’s salary on gear.
Not a house. Not a course.
A mic.
Not gonna lie — I judged him.
Because I’ve been through it all:
5 YouTube channels (all died faster than my motivation)
2 podcasts (recorded 3 episodes, ghosted like an ex)
30+ Instagram pages (each abandoned like an unpaid intern)
Tried acting (I was terrible), dubbing (didn’t even know what it meant)
Starred in a short film (never released, thankfully)
Made 600+ videos for a platform that got banned
Built a calorie calculator no one used
Tried dropshipping
Made websites that even I couldn’t find online
At this point, I was basically a walking failed startup.
But that one dumb decision — spending real money to actually start —
that did something I never expected:
It forced us to move.
No plan. No clarity. No certainty.
Just action.
And here’s the truth:
You don’t need “your moment.”
You need to make one stupid decision and back it up with relentless, messy, chaotic effort.
That’s how things change.
Think less. Do something dumb. Then keep going.
It’s worked better than anything else I’ve ever tried.
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Brofessors
Oh hey, just a friendly reminder...
I posted a video about Media Manipulation.
But maybe you didn’t see it—
Because the algorithm didn’t want you to. 😉
Watch it before they hide it again⬇️
7 months ago | [YT] | 9
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Brofessors
A month of work, and it’s finally here. The truth about media manipulation drops tomorrow.
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Brofessors
SHOULD I MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT GETTING RICH?
While I’m not rich yet, but with all the fake 'get rich quick' content out there, I want to share the real path I’m on. Would you be interested?
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