Will

1. The video was intended as life advice to whom?

This video seemed like it was intended as life advice to everyone, but primarily young people that go through hard times or get their hopes up. People that have been demotivated in life. To me he was saying that even if you reach a brick wall in the pursuit of your dreams, it's not stopping you, merely telling you to find a way around it.

2. List the advice items that you/your group can recall below. (Many, but not all, are related to ethics.) For each, note whether you agree or not.

• Brick Walls: When you hit a wall don't get discouraged. Just think about it calmly and find a way to get past it.
  • I agree with this


• Getting Pushed Hard: "When you're screwing up and nobody's saying anything anymore, that means they gave up". This is to say that when someone is criticizing you or working you hard, it's a good thing because it means that they love you and they care.
  • I agree with the sentiment that if someone is pushing you hard it's because they want you to succeed.


• Brick Walls: "They're not there to keep you out, they're there to show how badly you want something. They're there to stop the people who don't want it badly enough"
  • I agree with this one


• "Wait long enough and people will surprise and impress you. When you're pissed off at someone and you're angry at them you just haven't given them enough time".
  • People will fail and fail again but given enough time their success can certainly surprise and impress you.


• There's good and bad ways to say the same thing but it makes all the difference in the world which you choose.
  • I agree with this as well. Two sentences can have the same intent and meaning behind them but the words you choose and the way you say it could have an audience either encapsulated by you or completely disinterested.