Lollipop, a startup that just raised 6 Millions Dollars with Nothing to show for it, is another food-tech startup that promises to make your life easier by spouting positive buzzwords. One of its features is literally " Use 'cook' mode to keep your screen on whilst you cook" Come on guys, seriously?? Tom Foster-Carter, the CEO of Lollipop is an already established professional who not only co-founded Curve but also was the COO of Monzo, VC's were probably practically throwing money at anything he makes so that he can take them on that acquisition journey that they all live for. Lollipop and other startups like it, are a symptom of the corporate greed that plagues ours society, masking behind the noble idea of helping families and making their lives easier. I made this video for those who have experienced failure in their lives. For those, that started to define their lives as failures. Guys, if a boring, digital cookbook and delivery service can raise 5 million pounds by solving problems that have been solved years ago, you can do anything you put your mind to. Don’t give up, start your business, start your YouTube channel, start that world changing project that will transform your life. The money is there for the taking, you just have to have the guts to grab it. Chapters: 0:00 - Lollipop, a pointless tech start-up. 0:31 - Painless Planing and Effortless Cooking. 1:18 - Speedy Shopping and Shark Tank. 2:45 - Jam Jar Investments and Plug and Play Ventures. 3:20 - Buzzwords and Illogical Promises. 4:19 - If a boring digital cook can do it, so can you! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7L94QMtew3Q

Have you ever asked yourself the question: Why does society hate the rich? Any amount of time spent on subreddits like r/latestagecapitalism and r/antiwork shows you the sheer amount of disdain and hatred that large parts of society exhibit for the wealthy elite. It’s easy to understand why: Picture yourself in your crap box car, rolling up to the red light. A Ferrari, in the lane beside you, rolls up next to you. Glancing over, you spot a man behind the steering wheel with a beautiful woman in the passenger seat. They’re laughing, they’re happy, they’re rich - so much more than you are. Despite all the good things that you might have in your life, you can’t help but feel a tiny bit jealous, don’t you? Perhaps society is frustrated by the elites greed? You ask yourself: Why can’t they sacrifice a few extra percent of profit a year, but pay us a decent wage? Why should people die of starvation, when a few percentage points skimmed off our annual military budget could end world hunger? Why should I be forced to use a paper straw instead of a plastic one when a billionaire can harm the environment by flying to space for fun? All good points. Now ask yourself this: If you were in the shoes of a billionaire, would you demand from yourself the same noble actions that you currently demand from them? More importantly, would you actually follow through on those demands? Or will you just end up hating yourself and enjoying your new life of luxury? Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:27 - Jealousy 1:08 - Greed 1:46 - Superiority ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVA13Dm4c8Y

Be More Confident With This One Simple Change Lack of confidence is one of the first weaknesses that’s determined in every self improvement journey. We set up a society that thrives on its ability to extract money in return for feel-good chemicals and motivation. The only things that can build true confidence is discipline and consistency but our out of control media consumption destroys our ability to endure discomfort. In this video, we discuss a simple behavioural adjustment that will make you feel more confident if you follow through with it. This is the starting point. Whenever you regress into fear and impulsive reactions, always come back to the mental adjustment. This will allow you to have control over almost any situation, at the bar, at the store, at school and at home. Having control over your reactions is what will make you feel confident. If you feel confident, you look confident, and if you look confident, other people notice that too. Don’t forget, this is just the beginning, so I invite you to subscribe to the channel for future videos that will help you on your journey through life. Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:40 - Broken Confidence 1:51 - Bought Confidence 3:00 - Behavioural Adjustment ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsYtQBDAMJU

Why does the past seem better than the present? Most people have fond remembrances of their childhood and young-adulthood. An often worriless time, with a chance to explore, grow and play without major consequences. It's precisely during those periods that we form powerful memories that transport our older selves into bliss at the mere thought of them. Unfortunately, those activities, that used to make us feel so good simply lose their glow over time and we are left feeling empty and disappointed, as if a part of us is missing. Fantasising about the past and comparing it with our current, present, reality is an unhealthy task. Your mind glosses over your most embarrassing and painful moments, which are natural to have whilst you are growing up. Additionally, your brain actively exaggerates the good moments, even mediocre ones are pumped up to be felt like wonderful ones. Furthermore, you rarely consciously acknowledge that your life has become much more complex over time, no wonder your old hobbies and activities don't provide the same stimulus like before. In order to avoid this unhealthy and inaccurate mental comparison, you need to do the watch the video and take action. Chapters: 0:00 - How do your memories make you feel? 0:52 - What do you miss about your younger self? 1:48 - Try to remember how you felt about your birthday. 2:28 - Why the past feels better than the present. 3:29 - Fantasising about the past. 04:07 - How to fix yourself. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vt8_H18Vu6k