SNEAKO - January 12, 2025


YOUR BIGGEST FEAR SHOULD BE A LIFE OF REGRET.


Episode Stats


Length

6 minutes

Words per minute

199.16267

Word count

1,332

Sentence count

1

Harmful content

Misogyny

1

sentences flagged

Toxicity

3

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Hate speech

2

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Summary

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In this episode of the One Minute Podcast, Ronster talks about the fear of regret and how to overcome it. He talks about his own experience with regret, and how it shaped him into the person he is today.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 when i was a little kid watching that like on god bro i'm watching your videos every day and i was
00:00:05.920 oh sorry i don't have anything i don't got any like actual like coins but i think i have like
00:00:10.640 coins or something are you killed coins oh yeah i just said
00:00:15.920 okay it's an ashtray what is it so there's no real
00:00:43.920 80 of you over 19 years of age haven't accomplished the dreams you had as a kid
00:00:48.400 that's a statistic i made up and it sounds pretty reasonable i used to want to be a professional
00:00:51.600 soccer player but every 10 year old wants to be a pro whatever shitty sport their parents made
00:00:54.960 them play when i was 11 i wanted to be a doctor because that's what my filipino grandparents said
00:00:58.400 i wanted to be one of the very few stereotypes i actually have but now as a 15 year old my dream
00:01:02.720 job is to be a comedian i know it's not realistic and i know it's probably not going to happen but
00:01:06.240 that's why i call it a dream job but that's just what i tell people i actually think i could become
00:01:10.000 a comedian if i really tried it has nothing to do with that follow your dreams disney
00:01:13.440 bullshit i really believe that if you're motivated to do something that you're good at you can do it 0.86
00:01:17.280 people throw the term selling out a lot and i believe that if you accept a dead-end 1.00
00:01:20.400 fucking job to pay your bills you're selling out it's not like you can accomplish your dreams later 0.95
00:01:24.240 on in life this is something you can't procrastinate you actually have to do it those conversations you 1.00
00:01:28.880 have when you're 40 about what could have been should have been that was 12 years ago if you can
00:01:33.840 believe that and i hate watching that because i don't think i've topped that video since
00:01:37.760 and nothing has changed the only thing i fear beside god is a life of regret i always had a lot
00:01:42.640 of dreams that i don't think that anybody doesn't and the only nightmares i can truly remember was
00:01:47.680 rocking back and forth in a rocking chair on the porch imagining what could have been the fear of
00:01:53.280 having lived a life where my dreams were always dreams 12 years ago i had the realization that a life
00:02:00.080 of regret is usually realized by the fear of judgment and the only common denominator that helped me start
00:02:06.480 pursuing my dream so early was the realization that embarrassment is way better than regret imagine
00:02:14.000 you try and fail and people ridicule you and maybe you realize you're not even talented at all but
00:02:20.080 being a little bit cringe is always better than thinking what if what if i should have tried imagine
00:02:28.240 rocking back and forth on that porch thinking imagine if i had given it my all what if i dropped out of
00:02:33.760 college when i knew i should have what if i never took that nine to five job and followed my dreams
00:02:39.280 instead other kids would crawl under the bed thinking that there might be a monster i would
00:02:44.000 crawl under the bed out of fear of living a life of quiet desperation yesterday when i did the one
00:02:48.800 minute podcast this kid was about 17 years old came up to me and he didn't care about the questions
00:02:53.360 he just wanted some advice i'm trying to do content too i mean what would you say is the best like
00:02:58.240 advice for doing content you know it's funny i was having this conversation with uh five kids on the
00:03:03.200 train earlier they're like is streaming really harder than a nine to five and i'm like yeah it is
00:03:07.760 in every way but you can't say that publicly because people who work nine to fives they're they
00:03:12.080 get really oh your streaming is easy every streamer publicly will be like no nine to fives are harder
00:03:16.480 because they want to get those people watching their videos streaming consistently at the top level
00:03:20.640 it's one of the hardest things you have to always be on it you have to constantly deal with pressure
00:03:24.480 you have to be consistent you have to always be motivated thinking of new things it's a very
00:03:27.840 difficult job but the trick is not acting like it's difficult and keeping it fun and and
00:03:36.000 he was right at that age where you approach the crossroads where you could fully follow your dreams
00:03:40.160 or decide to start going down the path of a comfortable safe life that choice everyone in life
00:03:45.600 needs to make where you need to decide if your dreams are even realistic at all and i had to be
00:03:50.160 realistic with him because most people won't make it it seems plausible to most because they only see
00:03:56.080 success streaming is actually harder than the average nine to five and the reason it's a well-kept
00:04:01.520 secret is because the world only wants to see who's at the finish line they want to see the end result
00:04:06.400 the ribbons the lamborghini everything that's flashy and interesting to look at but they don't care
00:04:12.160 about those late nights grinding in the gym nobody wants to hear or see about the endless sleepless
00:04:18.560 hungry nights so the grueling parts are kept a secret and you let the world look at the flashy
00:04:23.280 parts and dream even more for example there's a running joke in the love speech community where
00:04:27.760 people called me lazy co there was a barrage of people calling me that after a stream with aiden
00:04:33.040 ross and islam makachev do you know about my friend was supposed to come to do you know who snico is
00:04:37.200 he's muslim he talks highly of you no he couldn't be here today but he he's just a big fan of you he likes
00:04:42.320 you a lot what's up man where are you and it's a running joke but there's truth in it because
00:04:48.640 people only care to see the end product do you think chronically online people want to see anybody
00:04:53.360 chronically working the idea of that fear was realized 12 years ago but as i got older you figure
00:04:58.400 out that you really just fear none except god of course because if you truly fear nothing judgment
00:05:04.800 criticism failure then there's nothing in this life that's capable of stopping you on your mission
00:05:09.680 you're hosting the casey nice that look-alike contest who wants that fifty dollars 1.00
00:05:15.040 who wants that fifty dollars so five laps three two one go let's go come on how is the cheater losing
00:05:29.680 oh my god are you okay are you okay are you okay are you okay yeah yeah thanks everybody we're coming
00:05:37.360 out thank you how you doing man how's it going bro how is no one like stormed here bro so why you
00:05:45.120 i'm uh right now i'm bruce wayne i'm undercover i thought you should have won hey hey you know i
00:05:50.960 could have won but look at my shoes i'm wearing dress shoes and my shoes little oh yeah yeah my
00:05:55.520 she got a little but your most inspirational all right because when i was a little kid watching your
00:05:59.520 videos every day and i was oh sorry i don't have anything i don't got any like actual like coins but i
00:06:05.840 think i think i have like coins or something are you killed coins
00:06:22.400 every time i'm right here you know how i'm flowing yo my son can't do that's the camera man he got the
00:06:27.280 canyon man yo that's manga man see it's all around this pool have to settle man but i ain't moving
00:06:32.240 like a settlement and he got the skin man trying to block the face you know that i'm writing you know
00:06:37.280 my spot is great just in case you would know you know how i flow