Principle 2: Introspection

In which I present principle number two in the series, "Living Up to Our Own Expectations."

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[Necromni]

You must be a virgo. Nice video though it helped.

[yensteph]

You are wise beyond your years. Thanks for this video.

[MrFkWhatever]

Your bottomless idealism tempts me greatly to respond with something cynical and snide, but at the same time, I truly believe in the principles you define in these videos.

I am often overwhelmed with a pessimistic or misanthropic point of view that says, "People don't care. They're not going to change. They will continue to be selfish and totally lacking in compassion for their fellow man."

But your videos demonstrate the ideals that I truly hold in my heart and I hope that others feel th same

[CMKFilmz]

Very nice, you are so sweet! I love watching your videos.

[ComicalFlip]

Could you do one about honesty? You don't seem like a liar, so it might end up making you feel too "preachy", but I think it could help people (me) a lot. Your point of view is very eye opening.

[brotherted]

When I saw the title first appear on the screen, I'll confess I was worried that this video would degenerate into a simplistic journey of platitudes, designed along the lines of "why can't you be more like me?" :)

Fortunately, my fears were unfounded. You come off here thoughtful and charming, and in a society where genuine human ethics have been devalued and replaced by the worship of money, sex and power, your message here is all too rare.

Well done.

Nice glasses too. :)

[moonlandingwasfake]

I think your fish is dead

[sagasky]

I like the idea behind this, I hope people learn this, you can disagree without name calling, and have debates. I have been learning to to show kindness and awareness in all of my actions if possible, but at the same time remaining true to who I am. Being aware of your actions and the effects they cause is a great message!

[fredthefly]

I have to say that it indeed sounds optimistic.

I think I understand fully what you mean and it drives me mad almost on a daily basis, believe it or not.

Problem is that things like personal development and education are not in the books of people that act like jerks and total as holes.

They are busy running away from their feelings and meanwhile spend their day doing the utmost to make anybody s live a living hell as most as possible in any way they can think off.

[MoEnzyme]

Yeah, I dunno, I really tend to like some pretty sarcastic folks. Perhaps they can be impolite about it, but would you rather never know in the first place? Maybe you don't turn to them first for support, but can you really afford to turn down useful information?