The A. I. Daily live show #7

one blast off and we're This is Daily Live number seven with Isaac. Isaac obviously in Arizona in the desert. I'm here in the Burough Park location of Brooklyn, New York. And we spend lunch together daily for 10 minutes. Right. We're up to 10 minutes now. Right. Yeah. Yeah. And we try to speak English so there's more audiences. It goes live on LinkedIn and on YouTube channels in the meantime from Isaac and on the status you have a link to that um worth mentioning I'm should I say tirelessly or putting a lot of effort I really want to be back in I know I'm a little late maybe but I know there's a lot of people who might be interested did I mention this yesterday already no okay so I spoke to several organizations Everybody's like in the midst of creating their game there. There's so much going on. So, if someone knows someone or is someone, please be my guest. Also, you can comment live on this thing and Isaac is on top of it to put it in on time. I did ask Isaac please to put on a timer if possible, so I don't need to ask him what the time is all the time. Yeah, I need to play around with that a little bit. Yeah, I said time too many times. Okay, Rebea, what's on your mind today? All right, so yeah, so again, yeah, welcome everybody to the daily show. Um, and yeah, please comment. We're very excited. We figured out how the comments work and we'll bring it up and it'll help the show. You know, if you have something smart to say, but write it in the comments and we'll appreciate it. Yeah. If you don't have something good to say, say it somewhere else. Right. Right. Any good topics you want us to discuss? We're we're more than happy. So yeah, talking to you from Arizona here. I was on my way till I had to do something and then I saw that it's came the time for the live, so I just parked and here we are. Yeah, I'm like um actually in like a parking lot of a school, but that's okay. It looks like a desert behind you. I'm trying to guess where you are. Yeah, I mean I'm I'm it is it's a desert all over. You're you're still close by enough to civilization, right? Yeah. Yeah. Let me go a little higher. All right. So, um yeah. So, we're open for topics. If anybody wants to say something, feel free. Um I what came to my mind and obviously you know it comes to my mind usually because of something that is going on or because something that I feel myself that I I I I want to work on. So the today's topic is about taking responsibility for your life. Um you know what was that? Heavy. Yeah. Taking responsibility for your life. um you know, whoever's on this show, everybody. We're all adults. We're not kids anymore. And it's it's taking responsibility. Every everybody, there's no more blaming. There's no more blaming anybody for anything. That game is over. Anything that happens right now is your fault. So there's no blaming anybody for the way your life looks right now. And you know, parents or this guy and that guy. You're smart. Shem gave you a brain. Figure out how if you went through something or something's not going the way you want, figure out how to change it. And if you didn't do that, it's your fault. And no no blame anybody for anything. No blaming. It's no one's fault. It's only your fault. From what age do would you say this starts? Like you can't blame anymore the past. You have to take responsibility. So I would say there's by like by 18, let's say, is like that's it. That's mandatory. Wow. From from 13 and up, I would say it's already voluntary. It's more like if you're very mature, then you started early. But from 18 and on, it's game over. Time to take responsibility. And there's no more blaming. There's no more blaming. Everything could be figured out. The first thing I want to ask is how did you come to this conclusion? So someone once taught it to me. Someone once taught it to me and I didn't understand it at that point. I was like come on but and I was think I started thinking about every single thing. I'm like you know technically yes it's you know that person's fault for why X Y and Z is happening but I just got thrown off of the whole thing. Can you still hear me? Sure. You're here. I'm going to rejoin. I can't hear you, so I'm going to rejoin. Give me a second. Yeah. Yeah. This is so much fun. This is called live. If you can still hear me, this is called live. Yeah, we hear you. We have zero preparations and whatever goes on actually goes on. It's not edited. Uh there it is. We're here the whole time. Let's wait a minute for to get back in the room. There he is. Seems like we lost him. Just give one second. Waiting for Harriet the Ari. Can you hear me? Can you hear me? We hear you. Perfect. Wow. And you heard me saying this is what's live and and you can't do anything. We heard you the whole time. Oh, good. Okay. So, I stopped hearing you at some point. This is real live. Now you believe me if you didn't believe me before. Um, okay. You keep going. What were you saying? You were saying from 18 it's mandatory. That is very surprising because I know a lot of and I don't know if I'm continuing your conversation or not. Maybe you went on for another sentence that I lost. Um I have a 18 and he seems to still want me to take care of stuff. I actually had this conversation with him the other day. I put him on a flight uh two days ago and he was like, "Wow, I'm going myself." And I said, "Yeah, you're going yourself. What do you mean? You you can legally be a father. Go for it. when what when else would you do that? So all the younger people and I won't define younger because everybody defines it different. All the younger people would say, um, wow, this is deep what he's saying. I should take responsibility. Or some people would argue with you. Should I stop blaming my And there's a long list. I don't want to skip anything, but there's so many. Everybody blames different uh occasions or people in his life. Um, I was a professional blamer. I found a blame for everything. And I had one particular person that I blamed most of my life for for a very long time. Whoever knows me. Um, and the older people would say, "Huh, you're not you're not teaching us anything." You know what I mean? We learned this. So, those people either learned this the way you learned it or the way or the hard way. There is no, you know, all the people that they used to blame are gone or forgot about them or never remembered them in the first place. And all those places are not there anymore and they're left with whatever is left. So, it's either they took responsibility at this point or didn't yet. and then they learned it the hard way. So, um I couldn't agree more. Take responsibility even and and and I would just add this for a comfort because it's a harsh statement, you know, for somebody who didn't take responsibility yet or feels lost and and stuff in his life look to him bigger than he can handle. So, this is a word of encouragement. Yep. It's never bigger than you. you are surprisingly bigger than you would know or imagine. So if you do have a task or a mission or any so and again so we can elaborate on this forever a big task a big thing to take care of you don't be scared even if it looks scary even if it looks like the end of the world. Sorry for the ambulances of bar park but this is normal. This is like if two minutes go by and we don't hear this something is wrong. H okay so this is good means life goes on and if you have any sen big one you know uh I I'm so tempted to to to to mention some but I I don't want to hurt anyone or don't want to skip someone that's would would it wouldn't resonate with him so if you if there's a big challenge in your life you know what the big challenge is and even if you feel scared just walk through it little steps at the end of the day you'll look back it's gone you can handle this you're bigger than this you're stronger stronger than this. And what Isaac is saying goes together. Take responsibility. You can do this. Don't be scared. Don't uh give up. Don't go into and and I and now I want to be tempting. Now I'm tempted to say stuff that you go into would be cigarettes or so many other things. Don't give up. You owe it to yourself. If you have a wife and kids, if you have a father and mother, you owe it to them, right? You can do this. Yeah. And and and and to add even more, you know, if you're going to go with the blaming path with the fault, then it's not going to help that that path is not bringing results. It's not changing anything. It's just maybe, you know, you'll feel better that it's not your fault, but it won't result in if it's you're blaming for your financial state, if you're blaming for your, you know, relationships, it won't change. But taking responsibility exactly taking responsibility is will bring you will help you. Yeah, we passed the 10-minute mark. Rabisa, this was a great topic. Thank you so so much for bringing this up. I hope we can continue to do so and giving even one person got from this. It was all worth it. Yes, I agree with that. All right. What's today? Thursday. It's Thursday. So, I'm going to see you Who knows where I'll be? Only Hashem. Yala. Shabbat.