@@bethink253 Or a good father figure or Role model. My older brother and my Godfather filled that role for me. Whew....my Godfather is 6'1, but his presence stands ten feet. S/O to all the great men and woman making a positive difference in children's lives be it their own or not.
I would rather say for a boy a father figure is important cause he is your first manly figure to look up to. Wouldn’t leave the importancy of a mother tho
I love when black dudes tell overcoming adversity stories and don't just skip the hard and racial discrimination parts while at the same time not telling it from a victim's perspective. That attitude in itself is encouraging.
Yes yes. I'm glad you mention it. It had me thinking...if more people just speak from personal experience rather than racial experience, that's just another step toward universal understanding and compassion.
"it can only last so long" is really brilliant as it's double motivating -- both "the suffering will end at some point, so suck it up" AND as in "enjoy yourself -- it's later than you think."
Might be cliche man , but gotta push through , just start goin , once you start its the easy part (ik it might physically not be easy , but mentally its already behind you)
My dad is the same .He is 72 and still works like a mad man. He is west Indian and didn't have a formal education because he grew up very poor and had too work at a early age. He hates laziness . He story gives me alot of hope
Jim Jones if you’re born lazy, it’s hard to change. It’s a personality or biological trait, to some degree. The Big 5 personality traits (openness to experience, neuroticism, conscientiousness, extraversion, and agreeableness) are tough to change. I think of those, conscientiousness is the “easiest,” but it’s still damn hard and I doubt anyone will go from 2 percentile to 90th percentile in conscientiousness. Knowing this can be a burdened lifted off your shoulders, rather than a weight to be burdened by and upset or hard on yourself about.
@@chaostheory16 It's difficult but we've seen plenty of examples of dramatic shifts. Second of all, just remember "conscientiousness" is a statistical construct, created from correlations between words. And statistical constructs apply well to populations, but not so much individuals. Basically, it's too abstract to be that useful! Be specific instead. Instead of focusing on conscientousness, focus on specific behaviours where you CAN make progress. Eg. Studying 5hrs a week up to 20hrs a week. Washing dishes 2x a week to every day. Organising your room once a month to once a week. These are specific and real and measurable.
Yeah, same. My grandfather is West Indian and grew up in a dirt floor shack. He eventually got a PhD in Canada, but struggled to do so since there were guys who sabotaged and destroyed his experiments during University as well they talked about how he didn’t deserve certain things he got because he was black, even though he worked harder than them. He is has such a powerful work ethic, I feel pathetic compared to him. I have no drive in life and I don’t even know what the point of living is, what are people striving to attain other than survive?
man the world needs to hear UFC fighters more. I never look up to anyone in life as a role model before but UFC fighters are a different breed. Every single person there is so motivational and inspiring.
I find these types of people/interviews so much more interesting than the typical famous people. What an incredible guy and a great story teller. Gives me hope as a parent.
I remember you when you had your cast on in high school you would sit on the gym floor in the morning while we played basketball. To see you now and to know where we came from you are such an inspiration to me and so many others. Im so proud to say that I know you and to watch you grow and be successful is amazing! I can't wait to see you fight live one day soon! Congrats on your son also! Much love brother!
@@Alex-kc7tpthe internet is accessible to everyone, JRE is the most popular podcast in the US maybe even the world so this isn't a case of it being a small world lol
I know the feeling. You’re your own dad so be the best man that you can be to yourself. Tell yourself the same stuff that you would tell your kids and be the best dad to your kids so they don’t know our pain. 💪🏼
m h use that anger to make yourself a better person then your dad. Now that your grown please don’t abandon yourself like he did you. Your future self is depending on you.
I know the feeling. But with a lot of therapy and prayers I've learned to be my version of self parenting. I literally tell myself mom-me ( mommy) or dad-me step up and help me please. My parents self ask me whats wrong? And I say this is .........and how I feel about it. Then based on what I need the right parent steps forward. If I want to do something physically challenging i have the Dad me step forward. If I need comfort I have the Mom-me step up. It may sound strange but give it a shot. Its been rewarding and effective.
I'm perpetually happy and positive to the point it's almost insanity. My wife is completely opposite. We both had childhoods that were kinda shitty but I always see how much worse it could have been or anything could be at any time. I'm in my 40's and everyone is dying of drugs or just from natural causes. As long as I'm alive watching my son's grow up then thank fucking God!
JUST DO IT. Idk if it’s cuz I’m a Corey too but I definitely didn’t apply myself in HS either and struggled with laziness/living up to potential because I liked to basically BS like he was saying. In my mid 20’s with my own goals I’ve been working on flipping that switch totally, it’s always in the mind. Make it happen y’all it’s all possible!
I agree. I wish more males would work in education and social services. Most of the people who need the help are boys, but so few of the people who offer it are male
There are plenty of black men that are great role models. The issue is that many young black men choose the wrong men to serve as their role model. They choose the overnight millionaire route but that route is like winning the lottery. Look at chicago. They don't look up to mayors and police chiefs, astrophysicists and engineers, they view them as lame "Uncle Toms". Everybody want to be a star but nobody want to put in the work. They could join the military for 4 years(without going to combat) and be set for the rest of their lives. College paid for and they pay your rent as well. I get into national parks and places like zoo's, aquariums, etc for free. I receive thanks for my service instead of disrespect for my attitude. My healthcare is free through the VA(find the right one). I am considered for jobs I would never get if I was just a regular dude. The VA ensures that I get approved for up to 250k for a house with decent credit. It is my choice whether I want to be a millionaire(through being wise with my money and investing in stocks and my own business). They want a life handed to them instead of working for it. White privilege is only a thing because their ancestors all worked for what they have today, and I can't blame them for not wanting lazy bastards to enjoy the fruits of their labor just because their parents may or may not have been slaves. Black people owned slaves in this country as well as other races in other continents. You want the American dream you gotta work for it. Mexicans are working hard and going from illegal immigrants to putting their kids through law school. What's our excuse? Get to work losers.
' it can only last so long '. I'm going to use this motivation next training session ... for myself and when holding pads for others!! Loved hearing this story. New fan of Corey Anderson. He overcame.
I hope you see this and look back at your comment from a year ago. Whether or not you have succeeded you have to always keep fighting man! Good fucking luck!
This guy tells great stories about his life and adversity he's faced and overcome. Could be a motivational speaker for some of these youngsters growing up.
Respect this guy so much, as someone who suffered a life changing car accident, I have the exact same mindset. Just fucking do it, it’s all you can do, find the good in the bad and have gratitude for what you have. The stuff I do now I never would have thought I could do since my accident, all it takes is some will power and belief. This will take you everywhere & anywhere.
“It can only last so long”. That is something I remember him telling me 7 years ago when he spoke to my travel baseball team when I was in high school. My coach was a friend of Corey’s from high school; he brought Corey in to give us a workout and talk to us. That phrase is something I will remember forever.
Didn't know who he was until this and I'm so intrigued, fascinating journey. And he tells it in a way that keeps you so engaged. Also, good on Joe for being a great listener and not cutting in.
Its going good thanks for asking😃 I have a B in the class so far. I need one more test and the final before the semester over so keeping my fingers crossed lol
I really love this guy. I kind of went through the same thing so I can really feel and understand his mind. He's 100% correct about his outlook and attitude
It's funny because I had fractured my ankle back in december and I can sympathize so much with corey. Not being able to move for literal hours on end without the use of crutches really puts into perspective how much of your life you should be living.
Crazy I started telling myself something similar. 'This is all but a transitional period.' No matter where you're at in life, what you do with the time determines where you'll end up. Dope content.
I really needed to hear this. I am at a fork in the road in life and was wondering what to do next. It can only last so long! AND reduce laziness even if you think you're not lazy there is always a way to improve. It's all a mental game so be positive and in return I will always think positive. Find the good luck in bad situations! Get it! I hope everyone has a great day!
I also have RA as well brother and I find that keeping my joints active through kickboxing and a clean diet excluding inflammatory foods has kept me in the best possible shape, good luck for the future and never give up!
@@Enrique-peralta These foods aggravate Rhumatoid arthritis and since I've eliminated them from my diet my health has improved, red, green yellow peppers/spicy sauces, alcohol, tobacco, pork, lamb, beef(all red meat) white potatoes, white pasta, bananas, tomatoes, white bread, sunflower oil, Sugary foods, anything with refined flour, any foods with Gluten, Processed foods and nightshade vegetable family. This list may seem extreme but you have a choice of either changing the way you eat or becoming slowly cripped and disabled which will destroy your life, i still eat plenty of good protein sources such as fish and chicken and there's plenty of carbs and fats which aren't inflammatory, just do your own research into the foods which are recommended for people with Arthritis, hope this helped and good luck for the future!
@G Wagon Yeah brother you have to find the positivity in life otherwise a debilitating condition like this can have adverse effects on your mental health as ive experienced myself, and my diet is pretty restricted but there's still loads of delicious nutritional foods that I can eat and do, I always just recommend anyone who suffers from an inflammatory disease to seek a diet with foods that reduce inflammation and stick to it like your life depends on it, because at the end of the day it actually does.
@G Wagon thanks bro, I understand the wanting to cheat part and am always tempted, this shit cuts off 10 years from my life expectancy and I was diagnosed at age 20 so it was a shocker to deal with, the docs in the UK are useless and they failed to warn me about how much diet has a massive effect on RA, the moment I realised it does i just had to try and spread the word to other people to raise awareness, life throws you curve balls sometimes and i decided I was going to smash that ball straight back and carry on marching forward! much love and respect! also on a side note it also led to me quit smoking which is a positive
Inspirational man, odd I found this segment today. Tomorrow is supposed to be my 1st day of no more bull shit actually do shit physically. I've always been in great shape my whole life but over the last year, I just stopped doing shit. Put on weight, loss motivation. I'm very glad to have seen this. I needed that extra push.
@Corey Anderson, how likable are you!!!???!!! I’m so happy that the @JRE had you on the podcast. Great personality, extremely confident in the RIGHT way, not conceited... joyfully honest, I just enjoyed the time I got to spend getting to know you. God Bless you sir, enjoy your new baby, I will pray for you and your family, because you deserve it and I want to :)
Wow, this won me over as a Corey Anderson fan, this man is dropping knowledge and practicing what he preaches. Beast ! Gotta keep working on my mental game 💪 glory to the almighty God
Man this would be a great movie! Lol wow man that would be cool lol. Almost like Pursuit of Happiness and maybe a little Blind Side lol. Great Interview
That was a great interview! I liked how Joe let him talk and made him explain what he meant on certain things. There were a lot of jewels in this interview.
I really love that mentality. I always liked Corey great guy great fighter and always hungry for the best of the best. I changed my mindset on how to get thru life. I cud b dead I cud b paralyzed there r people goin or have benne thru things I can’t even imagine. It’s about being thankful for what u have and having the mindset of if u want it u go get it no matter what. That mentality will get u anywhere. Faith and god before anything 👌🏿🙏🏿🤞🏿
I love his back story. Its painful seeing him get kod by jimi and osp. I wanna see him put together some wins. I wanna see him fight Dom reyes. I think Dom needs to prove himself more after the volkan fight
what a great guest, i’m a wrestler myself and i can relate with him. i just finished high school and i was so ass but i worked so hard until i was eventually better than my whole team, nobody in my team could beat me. i worked my ass off but i never wrestled because of my shitty grades. their was a guy named bryce in the team and i always looked up to him because he was the best in the best. he was so big, strong, and fast. he was my motivation. i wanted to BEAT him badly. his senior year which was my sophomore year i told myself that i HAVE to beat him that year. i had to. i went to every single practice everyday for the whole school year, i would go to wrestling practices in a wrestling gym after schools wrestling practice. i would eat healthy and lift weights. the last month of school was coming up which meant bryce was going to graduate so one day after practice, after everyone left. i challenged bryce to a match and everything i wanted at the time was there in front of me. i wanted to beat him and i knew it wasn’t going to be easy. we are wrestling and i get a clean double leg and pin him. the joy i felt was so good. i finally felt like everything that i ever worked for i got. my motivation was gone after he left. my grades became shittier and i broke up with my girlfriend at the time so everything was shitty. the reason i’m telling my story is because i feel like this clip of this guy talking is a reflection of me. if you read this than thank you for spending the time to read my comment. and remember, nothing in life comes easy.
Bro, you need to find something better to motivate yourself. Other people come and go, but there's no off season in life. You literally accomplished nothing in high school because you slacked on homework, when you could have been killing it in tournaments.
Micayla Presley your absolute right bro, i did slack i didn’t get my shit done but hey i learned that’s the most important thing. i am back on track for sure, 5 months ago i weighted 245 lbs and today i weigh 200lbs so ive lost about 50 lbs and i’m really proud of myself. my goal is 170 and i know i’ll make.
corey graduated the same high school as i did, his story is true and really inspiring, our coaches told us he was ‘a turd’ in high school and by the point, a champion.
This interview right here... Is the most powerful shxt I've ever listened to , I feel like God led me right here, right now!!! Omg this is the tool I needed to change my life. Thank you Corey and Joe 🙏🏾
I love his mindset. "It can only last so long" is something I will use for the rest of my life.
Haitian Xu I’m afraid to click that link 😂
That can only last so long.
I wrote it down 🙌
It can only last so long
@@rawdoggx4837 your pfp looks 6
Hear how he talks about his dad? Fathers are so important in their kids lives.
Number 1 predictor of criminality as an adult is single mothers as your mother.
Good fathers. An important distinction.
@@bethink253 Or a good father figure or Role model. My older brother and my Godfather filled that role for me. Whew....my Godfather is 6'1, but his presence stands ten feet. S/O to all the great men and woman making a positive difference in children's lives be it their own or not.
@@terranceshaw5754 I absolutely agree.
I would rather say for a boy a father figure is important cause he is your first manly figure to look up to.
Wouldn’t leave the importancy of a mother tho
I love when black dudes tell overcoming adversity stories and don't just skip the hard and racial discrimination parts while at the same time not telling it from a victim's perspective. That attitude in itself is encouraging.
Hangula Lukas this mofos a mans man
Yes yes. I'm glad you mention it. It had me thinking...if more people just speak from personal experience rather than racial experience, that's just another step toward universal understanding and compassion.
Hangula Lukas YES🙌🏾
I’m black and I agree with this.. which is why Tyron Woodley makes me smh in interviews every time he pulls the racist card.
Lol so you relish the fact your people are totally weak and indulge in the victim mentality
"it can only last so long" is really brilliant as it's double motivating -- both "the suffering will end at some point, so suck it up" AND as in "enjoy yourself -- it's later than you think."
I struggle with this everyday 🤦🏾♂️ feels like your your own worst enemy you have to fight what your body wants and do what your mind tells you to do
Ray Stroman “I beat my body and make it my slave so when I preach to other I’m not disqualified from the prize” - 1 Corinthians
Ray Stroman just don’t forget, it can all be over today.
Might be cliche man , but gotta push through , just start goin , once you start its the easy part (ik it might physically not be easy , but mentally its already behind you)
@@jspartan205 Love this!
Fax bro, I am my own my own worst enemy, it’s pointless to blame anyone else for what I fail to do.
My dad is the same .He is 72 and still works like a mad man. He is west Indian and didn't have a formal education because he grew up very poor and had too work at a early age. He hates laziness . He story gives me alot of hope
Jim Jones if you’re born lazy, it’s hard to change. It’s a personality or biological trait, to some degree. The Big 5 personality traits (openness to experience, neuroticism, conscientiousness, extraversion, and agreeableness) are tough to change. I think of those, conscientiousness is the “easiest,” but it’s still damn hard and I doubt anyone will go from 2 percentile to 90th percentile in conscientiousness.
Knowing this can be a burdened lifted off your shoulders, rather than a weight to be burdened by and upset or hard on yourself about.
@@chaostheory16 It's difficult but we've seen plenty of examples of dramatic shifts.
Second of all, just remember "conscientiousness" is a statistical construct, created from correlations between words. And statistical constructs apply well to populations, but not so much individuals. Basically, it's too abstract to be that useful!
Be specific instead. Instead of focusing on conscientousness, focus on specific behaviours where you CAN make progress. Eg. Studying 5hrs a week up to 20hrs a week.
Washing dishes 2x a week to every day.
Organising your room once a month to once a week.
These are specific and real and measurable.
chaostheory16 nigga stop with the excuses you’re born with energy
Yeah, same.
My grandfather is West Indian and grew up in a dirt floor shack.
He eventually got a PhD in Canada, but struggled to do so since there were guys who sabotaged and destroyed his experiments during University as well they talked about how he didn’t deserve certain things he got because he was black, even though he worked harder than them.
He is has such a powerful work ethic, I feel pathetic compared to him.
I have no drive in life and I don’t even know what the point of living is, what are people striving to attain other than survive?
@@mfnjoey Yeah that's what I wanted to say, I can't think that you're born lazy
okay I'm done being lazy!!!!! 3 or 20 more vids then Im getting up!!!!!!!
So how'd it go? lol
@@ishel9210 Still lazy, lol but I Force my self to do 1 project a day,, And I mean force. I guess its just a battle I have to accept
@@SCORP1ONF1RE get up and change that dude. you gotta get out of your comfort zone and get comfortable being uncomfortable
😉😉😉😉😉😉🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭
The first step is always the hardest, always the most resistance in the mind before getting out of bed or the sofa. After that you're fine.
Shout out to that one coach that gave Corey Anderson a chance. Changed a life.
"This too shall pass" is what I tell myself when times get tough. Nothing better to overcome adversity than a strong can-do mindset.
It's always darkest before dawn.
man the world needs to hear UFC fighters more. I never look up to anyone in life as a role model before but UFC fighters are a different breed. Every single person there is so motivational and inspiring.
I find these types of people/interviews so much more interesting than the typical famous people. What an incredible guy and a great story teller. Gives me hope as a parent.
You will love the Francis ngannou interview
@@stonebudmeet me in the shower
I remember you when you had your cast on in high school you would sit on the gym floor in the morning while we played basketball. To see you now and to know where we came from you are such an inspiration to me and so many others. Im so proud to say that I know you and to watch you grow and be successful is amazing! I can't wait to see you fight live one day soon! Congrats on your son also! Much love brother!
Its a small world i guess
Nothing better than to root for others success!
@@Alex-kc7tpthe internet is accessible to everyone, JRE is the most popular podcast in the US maybe even the world so this isn't a case of it being a small world lol
Small internet
This dude tells stories well
I love his charisma speaking! I was listening with excitement from the podcast
Such energy!
I wish he had better pronunciation though, I’m Australian so I can barely understand what he is saying ! Hahaha
@@vapeangel2953 I'm from vancouver and even for me it's a lil tough
@@vapeangel2953 50% of the ppl in major cities in the US talk exactly like this
Damn it must be a helluva feeling knowing ya pops was/is actively involved in your life..man😔
I know the feeling. You’re your own dad so be the best man that you can be to yourself. Tell yourself the same stuff that you would tell your kids and be the best dad to your kids so they don’t know our pain. 💪🏼
m h use that anger to make yourself a better person then your dad. Now that your grown please don’t abandon yourself like he did you. Your future self is depending on you.
m h raise your kids how he should’ve brother
@@JustHim365 exactly. Thanks for speaking about that. Much love from russia
I know the feeling. But with a lot of therapy and prayers I've learned to be my version of self parenting. I literally tell myself mom-me ( mommy) or dad-me step up and help me please. My parents self ask me whats wrong? And I say this is .........and how I feel about it. Then based on what I need the right parent steps forward. If I want to do something physically challenging i have the Dad me step forward. If I need comfort I have the Mom-me step up. It may sound strange but give it a shot. Its been rewarding and effective.
Wow I didn’t know much about Corey Anderson before this podcast but I’m a fan now.
me too
He's a cool dude!
Facts now it's time to Google this man lol
Who is he?
Same
"it only last so long" is how i got through 18 hrs of labor with my first son!
I know this is late, but congrats!
same, congrats mama bear!
Congrats xxxxx💪🏾
I'm perpetually happy and positive to the point it's almost insanity. My wife is completely opposite. We both had childhoods that were kinda shitty but I always see how much worse it could have been or anything could be at any time. I'm in my 40's and everyone is dying of drugs or just from natural causes. As long as I'm alive watching my son's grow up then thank fucking God!
Is it the opioid crisis where you live? It's getting crazy from what I can tell. Luckily it hasn't really reached down here as bad yet.
@@thoyo Yup. Heroin. It's like population control sadly.
@@WolfWould Dang, that's sad.
"Kinda shitty"? Binging on food and video games is not shitty. Don't mean to be offensive but that's nothing compared to what other people go through
@@bobtutti3834 so you just up and decided that's what he went through? lol you are pathetic
Love how he gives credit to everyone who has help mold him. I hope good things for Corey.
JUST DO IT. Idk if it’s cuz I’m a Corey too but I definitely didn’t apply myself in HS either and struggled with laziness/living up to potential because I liked to basically BS like he was saying. In my mid 20’s with my own goals I’ve been working on flipping that switch totally, it’s always in the mind. Make it happen y’all it’s all possible!
Nobody cares about your life story
@@cyclonus01 Looks like I was the only one that gave a fuck about your sorry ass comment, unlike the OP ouch.
you look like darius bazley but with a goatee
“I was asstastic” 🤣🤣
Never heard of this dude but, he seems humble and just a solid, hardworking dude!!!!
Young men need male role models.
I agree. I wish more males would work in education and social services. Most of the people who need the help are boys, but so few of the people who offer it are male
Thats what's wrong with men today. Not having they fathers to be good fathers.
There are plenty of black men that are great role models. The issue is that many young black men choose the wrong men to serve as their role model. They choose the overnight millionaire route but that route is like winning the lottery. Look at chicago. They don't look up to mayors and police chiefs, astrophysicists and engineers, they view them as lame "Uncle Toms". Everybody want to be a star but nobody want to put in the work. They could join the military for 4 years(without going to combat) and be set for the rest of their lives. College paid for and they pay your rent as well. I get into national parks and places like zoo's, aquariums, etc for free. I receive thanks for my service instead of disrespect for my attitude. My healthcare is free through the VA(find the right one). I am considered for jobs I would never get if I was just a regular dude. The VA ensures that I get approved for up to 250k for a house with decent credit. It is my choice whether I want to be a millionaire(through being wise with my money and investing in stocks and my own business). They want a life handed to them instead of working for it. White privilege is only a thing because their ancestors all worked for what they have today, and I can't blame them for not wanting lazy bastards to enjoy the fruits of their labor just because their parents may or may not have been slaves. Black people owned slaves in this country as well as other races in other continents. You want the American dream you gotta work for it. Mexicans are working hard and going from illegal immigrants to putting their kids through law school. What's our excuse? Get to work losers.
Yeah not having a dad fucking sucks ngl
Facts
Nothing lasts forever. And that goes for the good and bad. Embrace it and learn from it.
' it can only last so long '. I'm going to use this motivation next training session ... for myself and when holding pads for others!!
Loved hearing this story. New fan of Corey Anderson. He overcame.
Damn you, I’m the same as you back then!
I need to get back into shape!
Thanks guys!!!
Needed this!
MultiSpeedoo get it
good luck
YES MAN GO WORK FOR IT
I hope you see this and look back at your comment from a year ago. Whether or not you have succeeded you have to always keep fighting man! Good fucking luck!
This guy tells great stories about his life and adversity he's faced and overcome. Could be a motivational speaker for some of these youngsters growing up.
Instead of watching this for motivation to workout, going to workout first and enjoy this afterwards knowing Im already a step ahead
Respect this guy so much, as someone who suffered a life changing car accident, I have the exact same mindset. Just fucking do it, it’s all you can do, find the good in the bad and have gratitude for what you have. The stuff I do now I never would have thought I could do since my accident, all it takes is some will power and belief. This will take you everywhere & anywhere.
I need a person like Corey Anderson in my life. I appreciate ya story and can relate to you in some areas of your life. Keep gettin after it!
“It can only last so long”. That is something I remember him telling me 7 years ago when he spoke to my travel baseball team when I was in high school.
My coach was a friend of Corey’s from high school; he brought Corey in to give us a workout and talk to us. That phrase is something I will remember forever.
Didn't know who he was until this and I'm so intrigued, fascinating journey. And he tells it in a way that keeps you so engaged. Also, good on Joe for being a great listener and not cutting in.
i was slacking in my cal 2 class, but after seeing this video i decided its time to cut the BS and put in the effort!
Thanks for the clip :)
How's I going so far??
Its going good thanks for asking😃 I have a B in the class so far. I need one more test and the final before the semester over so keeping my fingers crossed lol
Killing it! I'll try to ask again in a few weeks.
How’d it go? Still killin it with a warrior mentality?
PhenomenonExcel how’s it going now ?
this brought tears to my eyes, love this message!
Same. It's a reminder (to me at least) that change isn't as unobtainable as it seems.
You and me both brotha.
The discrimination he faced was so huge.
He showed great courage and effort in overcoming and persevering.
More power to him.
I really love this guy. I kind of went through the same thing so I can really feel and understand his mind. He's 100% correct about his outlook and attitude
What a badass humble dude. It's always the people who are honest with themselves that make this podcast great.
21:25 "as long as i do a lil something, its more than the next person"
What an awesome guy, he owned his mistakes, learned from them and excelled. A true winner in life.
“Stop worrying about excuses to get out of practice, and figure out reasons to stay” hit different
Absolutely one of my favorite clips! Watch this every week ~ it can only last so long
It's funny because I had fractured my ankle back in december and I can sympathize so much with corey. Not being able to move for literal hours on end without the use of crutches really puts into perspective how much of your life you should be living.
Corey's honesty is compelling. I think he will be the best!
All this motivation is making me sleepy 😴😂
Never really heard Corey Anderson speak. Super cool cat I’m a fan of this man as a person now!
Crazy I started telling myself something similar. 'This is all but a transitional period.' No matter where you're at in life, what you do with the time determines where you'll end up. Dope content.
"It's all in your mind baby, you can make the best out of anything"
That first 6 minutes and 26 seconds story motivated me to be successful in life more than any other type of motivational speech ever. Wow
Corey Anderson is a real dude. Hopefully he can get some finishes and eventually get a title shot. Motivational shit right here.
He's got the slight mumble thing going on like Mike Tyson, so you know this man can fight.
Los Pixels CTE is real.
Corey is cool, loving seeing all these motivational men inspiring a younger generation of lost souls tryna find there way in the world
I can’t believe I haven’t watched Cory before he is by far one of my favorite wrestlers now . I thank joe for introducing me to these amazing people
That was a good episode man, I was sparking one up and cooking out and it really hit deep! Thank you
Absolutely amazing podcast, great content
I like hearing this guy talk more than most
This guy's attitude is really speaking to me......winner mindset it can only last so long . Damn dude total warrior
Layin back 30mins being lazy listening to how i shouldn't be lazy...🤓
Bruh
Got start from something...
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I really needed to hear this. I am at a fork in the road in life and was wondering what to do next. It can only last so long! AND reduce laziness even if you think you're not lazy there is always a way to improve. It's all a mental game so be positive and in return I will always think positive. Find the good luck in bad situations! Get it! I hope everyone has a great day!
He makes me want to stop feeling sorry for my rheumatoid arthritis and get in the gym again
I also have RA as well brother and I find that keeping my joints active through kickboxing and a clean diet excluding inflammatory foods has kept me in the best possible shape, good luck for the future and never give up!
@@Dan-mf1qi say the foods
@@Enrique-peralta These foods aggravate Rhumatoid arthritis and since I've eliminated them from my diet my health has improved, red, green yellow peppers/spicy sauces, alcohol, tobacco, pork, lamb, beef(all red meat) white potatoes, white pasta, bananas, tomatoes, white bread, sunflower oil, Sugary foods, anything with refined flour, any foods with Gluten, Processed foods and nightshade vegetable family.
This list may seem extreme but you have a choice of either changing the way you eat or becoming slowly cripped and disabled which will destroy your life, i still eat plenty of good protein sources such as fish and chicken and there's plenty of carbs and fats which aren't inflammatory, just do your own research into the foods which are recommended for people with Arthritis, hope this helped and good luck for the future!
@G Wagon Yeah brother you have to find the positivity in life otherwise a debilitating condition like this can have adverse effects on your mental health as ive experienced myself, and my diet is pretty restricted but there's still loads of delicious nutritional foods that I can eat and do, I always just recommend anyone who suffers from an inflammatory disease to seek a diet with foods that reduce inflammation and stick to it like your life depends on it, because at the end of the day it actually does.
@G Wagon thanks bro, I understand the wanting to cheat part and am always tempted, this shit cuts off 10 years from my life expectancy and I was diagnosed at age 20 so it was a shocker to deal with, the docs in the UK are useless and they failed to warn me about how much diet has a massive effect on RA, the moment I realised it does i just had to try and spread the word to other people to raise awareness, life throws you curve balls sometimes and i decided I was going to smash that ball straight back and carry on marching forward! much love and respect! also on a side note it also led to me quit smoking which is a positive
Love your channel more and more, this is one of the best l have heard
Shout out this guy, and his pops, and his wrestling coach 💪
Inspirational man, odd I found this segment today. Tomorrow is supposed to be my 1st day of no more bull shit actually do shit physically. I've always been in great shape my whole life but over the last year, I just stopped doing shit. Put on weight, loss motivation. I'm very glad to have seen this. I needed that extra push.
How are you doing now mate
@Corey Anderson, how likable are you!!!???!!! I’m so happy that the @JRE had you on the podcast. Great personality, extremely confident in the RIGHT way, not conceited... joyfully honest, I just enjoyed the time I got to spend getting to know you. God Bless you sir, enjoy your new baby, I will pray for you and your family, because you deserve it and I want to :)
This is changing my life in real time. Wow. THANK YOU! 🙏🏽
Definitely one of the top authentic podcasts I’ve seen in a while.
Joe Rogan would be great for getting fighters over for the Ufc I legit like this guy.
Literally feel the motivation as i hear Mr Anderson talk 👍🏿
I love Rogans motivational speeches on CZcams. Those speeches talk to my soul.
Dont let the clock beat you !! Mad respect for this man.
Top bloke. One to have a beer with!
What a real dude
Wow, this won me over as a Corey Anderson fan, this man is dropping knowledge and practicing what he preaches. Beast ! Gotta keep working on my mental game 💪 glory to the almighty God
A lot of martial art/wrestling guys have that great motivation
Love it
Man this would be a great movie! Lol wow man that would be cool lol.
Almost like Pursuit of Happiness and maybe a little Blind Side lol.
Great Interview
I was getting a "Remember the Titans" vibe when he was talking about his senior year and going to nationals with all his friends!
For real man
That was a great interview! I liked how Joe let him talk and made him explain what he meant on certain things. There were a lot of jewels in this interview.
It can last so long!
Keep working at it!
I keep that as an reminder to be motivated, finishing my dog fence!
i tore my miniscus in february literally the first 2 days of this quarantine and i realize how much i’ve taken this shit for granted just laying here
"That's a fat ankle" -Joe Rogan, 2019
“That one is fat too”
Top 5 best JRE clip of all time!
Corey Anderson seems like a very good person, This video is fuel for the mind.
That was very motivating. The power of the mind is amazing.
This guy is amazing..love his mind..I could listen all day
This was really inspiring!
I'm watching this every morning... gd this guy has a great mindset!
I really love that mentality. I always liked Corey great guy great fighter and always hungry for the best of the best. I changed my mindset on how to get thru life. I cud b dead I cud b paralyzed there r people goin or have benne thru things I can’t even imagine. It’s about being thankful for what u have and having the mindset of if u want it u go get it no matter what. That mentality will get u anywhere. Faith and god before anything 👌🏿🙏🏿🤞🏿
He sounds like 50 cent
Aadam looks like him a bit too
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definitely sounds like 50
I can just hear in da club verses when he speaks haha glad it wasn't just me
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"Mind over matter, faith over fear" - Rassaan.
Corey Anderson is already winning in life with this mentality no matter what he acheieves in his MMA career now. Respect to this guy.
This is inspirational. Imma go back and watch a couple of his fights.
I love his back story. Its painful seeing him get kod by jimi and osp. I wanna see him put together some wins. I wanna see him fight Dom reyes. I think Dom needs to prove himself more after the volkan fight
what a great guest, i’m a wrestler myself and i can relate with him. i just finished high school and i was so ass but i worked so hard until i was eventually better than my whole team, nobody in my team could beat me. i worked my ass off but i never wrestled because of my shitty grades. their was a guy named bryce in the team and i always looked up to him because he was the best in the best. he was so big, strong, and fast. he was my motivation. i wanted to BEAT him badly. his senior year which was my sophomore year i told myself that i HAVE to beat him that year. i had to. i went to every single practice everyday for the whole school year, i would go to wrestling practices in a wrestling gym after schools wrestling practice. i would eat healthy and lift weights. the last month of school was coming up which meant bryce was going to graduate so one day after practice, after everyone left. i challenged bryce to a match and everything i wanted at the time was there in front of me. i wanted to beat him and i knew it wasn’t going to be easy. we are wrestling and i get a clean double leg and pin him. the joy i felt was so good. i finally felt like everything that i ever worked for i got. my motivation was gone after he left. my grades became shittier and i broke up with my girlfriend at the time so everything was shitty. the reason i’m telling my story is because i feel like this clip of this guy talking is a reflection of me. if you read this than thank you for spending the time to read my comment. and remember, nothing in life comes easy.
great comment! love it ~ hope you are back on track again :)
Bro, you need to find something better to motivate yourself. Other people come and go, but there's no off season in life. You literally accomplished nothing in high school because you slacked on homework, when you could have been killing it in tournaments.
Micayla Presley your absolute right bro, i did slack i didn’t get my shit done but hey i learned that’s the most important thing. i am back on track for sure, 5 months ago i weighted 245 lbs and today i weigh 200lbs so ive lost about 50 lbs and i’m really proud of myself. my goal is 170 and i know i’ll make.
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Been having a shit day but listen to joe rant about this has made me feel better!
Alright I fell in love with this guy, can not wait to see what he does next.
I never cared for Cory Anderson before this.. But this is one of my favourite Joe Rogan podcasts
Real Spill✊🏾
corey graduated the same high school as i did, his story is true and really inspiring, our coaches told us he was ‘a turd’ in high school and by the point, a champion.
Officially my fav JRE clip of all time
These type of videos are gold ! 🥇
I fw with this. If u got the pride to say u lost to a girl, then you have the pride to be true to others and yourself
Coming back to this after that Johnny Walker KO!
This interview right here... Is the most powerful shxt I've ever listened to , I feel like God led me right here, right now!!! Omg this is the tool I needed to change my life. Thank you Corey and Joe 🙏🏾
I’m so glad I found my way to this interview