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How to become Louis Rossmann* in 3 simple steps:
1. Buy camcorder
2. Walk around NYC shooting urban decay
2.5. If you come across indoor outdoor dining, make sure to rant about it
3. Upload videos to CZcams
* Becoming Louis Rossmann is not guaranteed, in fact you might never reach his level, but it doesn't mean you shouldn't try.
More like these steps...
1. Move of out NYC
2. Run, and don't look back
3. The rest is easy. lol
Q: How do I do what Louis does?
A: Go to the animal shelter and get a black cat.
and name it clinton
Be sure he meows as loudly too. Very important. And also that he meows differently when you are talking about Eli.
Lol ahahhahahahhahahhahahah
@@rossmanngroup DONT NAME IT CLINTON!!!!!!!! TRUST ME
And get that diesel recliner! He does his best thinking while perched at his command center! đȘđœ đ»
18:12 "Probably the least helpful video I've ever done"
*You're wrong Louis, this is one of the best motivational videos I've ever seen*
Louis is like the father I never had
Bro
The Godfather of repairs, soon running for mayor of NYC. hehe
YOU NEEED TO tell the whole story about Albanian Elvis with the ankle bracelet or else I will!
Bro
Sunny Tell all.
YOO
I'll admit, I was not expecting Louis' resume
At least for the first couple seconds... SAME lol
(18:07) I believe this is one of his best speeches. It would be even better, to extract it into a 5-minute speech. Hey, I hoped I learned something!
"Probably the least helpful video I've ever done" No Lou not even close. you will be remembered for this one, because it's pure gold.
I love that the narrative constantly switches from "you" to "me" and "I". The veil's thin but the story is good.
Bruce Lee's, âbe like water, my friendâ simply means to be flexible in both mind and body. It's about not being rigid and stubborn about your beliefs, practices, understanding, and instead, about being open-minded and able to change and adapt to the circumstances we are put into...
I've always thought celebrity quotes were tacky, but I'm going to remember that one.
@@AtlasKebabfile read Sun Tzu and it can be a cringey art of war quote instead of a celebrity one ;)
See for me, I don't wanna do what Louis does. I'm just glad there are people who do. They make the world better in their way, which makes it easier for me to do mine.
Same Lol
I just sent this video to my son. You have verbalized exactly what I wanted to convey to him.
Thank you so much!!!
I did the same!! Great advice!!
I love this incredibly detailed, very literal recount of how to do what Louis does. I am so grateful to have this channel as a reference and to learn SO MUCH about what it took Louis YEARS to figure out in a matter of A FEW HOURS. That is absolutely incredible and ONLY thanks to the existence of this CZcams channel.
As always, thank you, Louis. From the bottom of my heart.
I commented too early. Yes, the point is where you fit into the world. Everyone has their own path that they end up following. Non-linearity is the most uncomfortable thing to consider especially when you're "dumped" into the workplace, but when you get your feet wet, that is when you really learn about what you want to spend the rest of your life doing.
Edit: This is why, along with the college "scam" (college can be good for some people, but it's not right for everyone, and it still exists to make money more than anything these days), is why I think the best thing a high school graduate can do is just take a year off, get a job, and contemplate what they want to do with the rest of their lives. If they have the opportunity to do that.
Appreciate the talk., you clarified for me what i like doing, i am 51 and been doing technical support here in cape town SA since 1993. My life has kinda been like that where it was a series of encounters and progression, and now only do i realise that making people happy is exactly what i enjoy and my motivation is relationship and honesty, the money that has flowed from that has been satisfying and maybe not huge but its been honest and civil to the people i help.
Thank you for that and if your old man is around you should interview him for your channel. Anyhow thanks once again for the wise words.
Thank you, Louis. Truly, thank you.
"Drugs and protection" *in Staten Island accent* bro you're a fool đ€Ł
Well, I ended up as a pizza delivery guy after getting a theoretical physics degree with near perfect grade from one of the top universities in this country, and was even the valedictorian of that year, you really never know.
It's not really "ended up" because your life is still playing out
@@i_Ambrose true! I like it though, since it's relaxing and you don't have to stress trying to pump out papers like research work.
17:56 it sucks to hear but yeah. Push yourself at least to that extent. Don't even worry about fitting in if you still don't know what you want in the world.
If you're not at that stage yet. Push yourself to work out. Even if it's only 5 push ups. Working can help improve your mood and give you and nice dose of confidence.
Worked in retail and wanted out. Became a welder and although it is badass and very respectable, I am a very soft person so I didnât see myself doing it for the rest of my life. Now I am gonna be a Mechanical engineer đ
I don't know if it is a good idea to be in the perspective that you are the skill or profession you do for work. Unless you are an artist, or philosopher, it is best to keep who you are the same, and your job a job.
@@philindeblanc makes sense. Getting my BS in Mechanical engineering will probably put me in HVAC or something, but it will also give me the knowledge to be better at my passions(gunsmithing and how stuff works in general). It seemed like a win/win. Plus I will be payed better than I ever would with my current job.
I'm just commenting to support this channel and ultimately right to repair. Great Work, Louis! Keep going! Greetings from Germany!
I was waiting for this Louis Thank You! Greetings from Poland
Louis, you may think this is one of the least helpful videos you've made, but it isn't. I'm at a crossroads now, I've recently left what I thought was my ultimate career path, and I really needed to hear this. I don't know what the hell to do with myself, but I'll be damned if I do nothing. Thank You.
EXCELLENT Video! Few people end up, where they started.
I got interested in PCs about 8 yrs ago and now basically build gaming PCs and troubleshoot the most basic of issues. Made about $15k over the past 3 yrs while being unable to work real jobs due to health issues. Only now am I able to actually apply for basic IT jobs and am hoping to get a call back while going to my community college for an associates in Computer Science.
PS: I'm 31 yrs old now.
Louis slowly becoming a father figure for the young generation! What a speechđ
My daughter has just left school I told her no mater what she does to start with put in the effort she had an interview for a cleaner position until she starts sixthform she left with a job for social media manager as well sheâs 16yrs old lol so glad she listens to me
@First Last itâs not about the job but the fact she made that much of an impression they gave her two jobs and offered more money
She wants to go to uni and be a doctor so this isnât a stepping stone for that career but itâs a development opportunity for herself
Work hard and be honest, take chances and stay true - The Hives
Iâm a small business owner. The guy who gave me the idea of getting into the business Iâm in was my upstairs neighbor who I happened to strike a conversation with when he noticed my back was in bad shape. I had never thought about that business, and I was in school for something entirely different. The sad truth is that the path of going to college and the path of owning a business, RARELY intersect. School requires you conform to certain standards and actions, starting a business is almost the rejection of conformity and standards. Now when I go to school, it also has to have a practical application for my business. I make a horrible student though, teachers are not used to people who have a real world experience that contradicts what they teach.
Thanks for this Louis.
I went to university for a Master's Degree in Physics, but wasn't too interested in a 'normal' job for someone with that qualification.
I got a job at a data recovery place because it sounded interesting.
It was, but not long after starting, I found myself lacking the drive that I felt when I was studying the universe. I felt that the job was beneath me, but I still did it because I didn't have any other good options in the middle of a pandemic.
I finished working in data recovery yesterday. I start my PhD in Astrophysics in a couple of months.
I've now also got a bunch of cool knowledge and skills that I didn't have 2 years ago. I've also got some interesting contacts by working this job for 2 years.
For a lot of the past 2 years I've felt like I was wasting time I could be spending on better, more lucrative things, but in retrospect, that time was actually pretty valuable and formative for me as a person.
how the hell is this actually the best video on the internet. subbed.
got here from a ted talk about procrastination and then searched how LIDAR scanners work to check prices for the iphone 12 to make scans of rooms to make into assets to sell on asset stores. im here now. :D thanks
I am in late 20s and pissed off on how much i missed and mistakes in career choices
You're still young and just keep your head up. I'm nearly 40 and suddenly find myself in the same place.
Since you can't go backwards you can only move forward. Think of those as learning opportunities. Now you know what not to do
Thank you Louis, this is what I needed to hear. Iâve been worrying about what to do with my life for a few years.
Love you Louis. Thank for all the life lessons.
This x1000!
Making more than my parents and the friends who went to college - and I don't have anything more than a high school diploma.
I more or less fell into my current position because I didn't stop learning on the job. I may have started as a temp worker in a factory a year out of high school, but it turned into a data analyst position with a side of IT for flavor in the same company. Not something I would have expected if asked 13 years ago what I would be doing.
Probably the BEST video youâve done! Isnât it INTERESTING looking back at ur path!?!?
I needed to hear this today, thank you.
Best advice ever for the rebellious lost teen. Near same storey here after high school. Now have been a master electrical service technician for over twenty years. Even returned for AS Wind Energy during 09 recession. And as Louis said, I only even worked that field for 8 months after school.
You will find your way
Thank you Louis for doing what you do!!
I'm not sure what to even say but I just want to say thank you for uploading your stuff
I gotta second the idea that you need to just do something rather than nothing. If I didn't start CZcams as a gamer in 2015 as a freshman in highschool, I wouldn't be where I am now talking about retail. It's hard saying where I'll go from here, but what I do know is I generally enjoy what I do now. It's very interesting seeing how the skill sets can intertwine and make you better at whatever you are doing. There is stuff I learned as a gamer that still helps me today despite not playing a video game more than twice a month.
very glad you linked this in your recent stream
Also in tonight's stream you added that .. once you know what you want to do, what you're doing , you need to prioritize
the aspect of it that takes in money with the same consistency that you need to pay bills.
that wasn't exactly how you put it ... you put it better. I might go find it, but .. whatever gives you money with the same consistency as those who take your money. Something like that. It was a bit of an epiphany for me, one of the few valuable ideas I've found that diverges from "follow / work towards your heart".
Absolutely a video to share. You start by starting.
I had to check if the playback speed was not 1.5x
Louis speaks the truth. To sum, build your work ethic and your network, and good things will come to you.
Thanks, this video is great insight
I would like to thank you for sharing this video. Life is complicated and I love how you made your point.
Pure gold. Can relate in many ways and always wondered why this wasn't obvious to most
Too funny how many of us computer folk are also audio / music nerds on top of it. I too began in the audio realm as a young child. By middle school it was 50 50 computers and audio. Still is to this day. Only now a movie nerd in addition.
Yes, being forced to get a really crummy job not only humbled me, it gave me opportunities to learn about other career paths. I found out getting an apprenticeship as an electrician is actually something I can do (I just asked a customer who was an electrician and he asked for my number; literally called me the next day and told me what to do) even though I decided not to. I learned that a lot of CDL programs are structured to get you driving and earning while paying for your education as you work. I didn't go with either path because I found a way to return to college, but it actually made me feel more relaxed knowing how many employment options I had. I was never stuck in retail as I'd feared, and I wouldn't have learned that if I hadn't but the bullet and grabbed the job I could get at the time.
Thank you.
Just a little note. There's a book about this called "So Good They Can't Ignore You".
The core point of this book is that you should:
1. Find a job where skill makes a difference.
2. Get really good at it.
If you're good at a job, you will get to do it your way, which is fulfilling.
If you're bad at it, no one will care what you want and your work life will suck.
15:22 "Try random different sh!t." Wisdom for The Ages. Etch that on our next deep space probe.
This is why I love you and your channel. None of the "if you believe hard enough, you will succeed" bs. Genuine real advice.
I've tried everything from video editing to special effects to game design... where am I today? IS major in college, Running a website selling oversized glasses to furries because I saw a hole in the market and looked up a few CAD videos (fursuitglasses.com if you were wondering). Cringy? Maybe, I guess. But hell is it experience. Brag all you want about your 4 year business degree, I made +$14,000 in my first year innovating on a small idea I had and learned from my mistakes.
I'm not saying a college degree is useless, but getting real world experience is something you can't learn in school. Get out, learn, get beat down, your skin can only get thicker.
Fail faster.
this is EXACTLY like how i ended up as a machinist. I worked as a cashier and got to know a customer well who got me in the door of my former job for my first time Machinist job at Krones.
Lol I worked as a word processor in a large insurance agecy while earning my entire degree in electrical engineering emphasizing CPU design. Graduated in 2002 when all CPU designers worldwide were laid off. Stayed in insurance but moved inyo data analysis. Now making 6 times what I was making then.
its so damn simple, no matter what you are told in school the only thing you are going to be happy at and might get rich from is the thing you love doing because you get a good feeling from it. i used to be happy in my old job but it was minium wage. it was being a first responder. sadly i got disabled and now i cant do that any more. now i have 3 degrees but nothing about that makes me happy.
I really needed to hear this..
I felt my dad was full of it too, but I sure wish he was still here to talk to!
If anything, we want to be better than Louis or find something else we're good at. By that I mean avoiding his mistakes that he made and learning thorough his life lessons here on this channel.
Excellent advice from Life Experiences well worth the watch thank you
Youâre on a roll!
Excellent video!!! Keep up the Excellent Job!! Please
Aight then
Well, you said this wouldn't be something I'd want to hear... and you were correct. I didn't want to hear this, I NEEDED to hear this. Everything makes sense now, and I actually have an idea on where to start getting my life back in order.
Step 1: Adderall. Step 2: CZcams. Step 3: Profit.
Excellent step by step plan, Louis would be proud đđ
I needed this video.Thank you Louis
Greetings from the UK Lou...great video...its amazing how careers develop
I needed this today. This was a great video!
It's not how you start its how you finish. Thank you Louis see you at the workshop
Great wisdom, well articulated.
"Plans are useless; but planning is indespensible." ~ Dwight D. Eisenhower
Louis I relate, hearing loss pushed me away from audio, landed in tech more or less
More people need to see this.
great advice!! I wish someone had told me this when I was starting out :)
I had my life so planned
Or planned for me, as I later realized looking back on the highly hierarchical and patriarchal upbringing I had.
I have yet to know what job stability feels like - and while a lot of employers turn their nose up at that, a few have recognized that I come with a unique set of skills that is hard to find.
The sooner you get comfortable with being uncomfortable, the ironically easier everything gets
The least helpful video he says but actually the most helpful.
estas muy acertado, sigue asĂ
I'm gonna save this video for when I lose motivation and don't want to do anything
Aight then.
I honestly wana keep up with all Louis Video,i have learn so much from his videos sometimes like im in school and when he fixing boards i feel like when i was in da Army ur sltraining staff uses dirty words but it never turn u off it jus builds u stronger đđ
You had all the seeds to go into this industry, I think you would have eventually got here or somewhere similar even if you didn't do that first repair, you'd just have a different spark. Kind of like how twins end up liking the same things even if separated at birth but for different reasons
The rossmann story in one go!
thanks
I had to double check to see if the video was on 2x speed.
How do you start? You just do and you keep going when ppl tell you thatâs dumb and when you loose money and when you have to ask your mom for a couple hundred bucks as a loan for 2 weeks while you wait for your repairs to resell. You just choose to make a path and sometimes you dbl back but you just keep making a path. Even if you go to college you still do the same thing, itâs just 40k more expensive
ok bet
You get paid twice.
1. Is the check.
2. Is knowledge.
Bad experience are good teaching tools.
Trying to look for the silver lining in those situations can help lead you to a solution.
Why the down votes? This is HIS answer, not THE answer. Awesome response Louis đđ
This is beautiful.
Invaluable, thanks a lot
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This video would be really easy to cut into a 1 minute short X)
In order for me to do what you do, I would have to set up my shop like the Soup Nazi. That's the only way I could interact with people.
Hey everybody, how's it going?
i see you didnt use your usual outro
Like Bob Marley said "If you don't start somewhere, you're gonna go nowhere"
Its all about creating value - Stop thinking what you can do to make money and start thinking what can I do to offer value to others. Than the money will come.
So git gud at what you like and if you stop liking it, git gud at something else you like until you are gud and happy, hopefully skilled
Don't let folks call it "settling". There are things you love and things you are good at. Those 2 things don't always intersect and usually don't. Doing what you have to do can and often does lead to fulfilling moments that make this rigged game feel less awful
When you're good at doing something that makes other people happy and makes you money it's hard to not love it eventually.
I'm 23 and I have to say, I think he's right