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I love this, thank you! I wish schools taught practical skills like this

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thank you for this video! I reallt like the way you explained the topic and all the examples and references you did add! Greetings from Brazil

My son is a graphic designer and his special interest is text/font, so I get this. My very favourite era was Art Deco and Art Nouveau, such beautiful style. I enjoyed this, thank you.

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This was beautiful. Thank you ❤

Did you make the thumbnail horrendous on purpose?

was actually going to try out canva, but i can't sign up. it's sending me an email with a code to confirm my email, but then it tells me that my email is invalid and that the code is also wrong. and you need to have an account to contact support, so i guess this wasn't meant to be

My nostalgia cup runneth over! (I'm surprised you left out Tekton, David Siegel's most ripped-off font... but I forgive you.)

i had a great time

okay, let's go

Thank you for sharing this man. I've lately just discovered that the morning routine that makes me energized and fulfilled is a morning that involves drinking a glass of water, stretching my body, and journaling all of my thoughts in the morning. This is the most authentic and effective way of journaling that isn't pretentious. Love the pauses that help me take screenshots of the important parts of the video for note taking. Keep making videos man, these really help.

I started aiming for 80% several years ago (that's 80% out of 110% lol ). A big moment of realization for me was when I drew what I considered a sloppy fox and my 3-year-old could correctly identified it for what it was. That became my yardstick. If I can communicate well enough for a toddler to understand my work, it stops being a "me" problem if someone doesn't get it. xD Great video, very succinct, which it had seen it 30 years ago! lol

As someone whose dog has died I’ve been spending more time online, increasing my anger to my mom. I hate my self for it I’m trying to stop the addiction if anyone has any tips please leave it below. Thank you if you do it😃

Multiple fonts were harmed in the making of this video .... but was unintentional.

This is great!

Thank you

thanks man , ill put it to use and see how it goes for me

The 5 senses exercise is excellent. Been doing that for a while and it will dial down anxiety.

i love this

*timestamps! 🕰️* 0:00 intro 1:46 my story 2:04 dunbar’s number 2:37 comparison slots 3:25 better solution 3:43 ok solution but reinforces two ideas 4:10 variable one: success 5:17 redefining success 5:34 variable two: timings 5:54 lil xan 7:46 brene brown 8:12 timings of when you make something is irrelevant 8:20 focus on making something incredible 8:32 journalling questions 9:24 tweet from wesley snipes 9:49 outro

You just solved ADHD with productivity.

Paul Rand was my professor at Yale school of design in Switzerland. He called me the wild one. It was an honor to be his student. So happy to hear you talk about him. I took 4 semesters of typography back in the day. Great video.

Loved this! I had noticed this style's pervasiveness, but hadnt dug into it. Always reminded me a bit of Matisse and Heinz Edelmann (especially Yellow Submarine)...but kind of a soulless clip arty version. Thanks for filling in the story! Love these videos.

Thank you so much for this video. I am embarking on a health journey (gym, eating right etc) and I keep wanting to self-sabotage because I feel like I don't deserve anything nice (I too was abused, plus sexually-abused). Thank you again, King ❤

The Latin alphabet is just a slightly tweaked version of the Euboean Greek alphabet that they got via the Etruscans. It's literally uncanny how close it is if you see things written in the Euboean Greek alphabet. A lot of thr dissimilarities can be explained by the fact that it came via Etruscan, as it lacked certain sounds, which is why "Γ" (gamma) ended giving us "C", which is just a gamma rotated 45° and rounded off. Initially, the /g/ sound of Latin was also written as "C", but eventually a little stroke was added to indicate that it was actually voiced.

You mushed the Phoenicians in with the Greeks, but they were different peoples living in different places. Almost all alphabets are descendants of the Phoenician abjad (abjads alphabet-like writing systems where you really only have consonants and vowels might be optionally represented with diacritics) and how the Greeks derived their written vowels from some of the Phoenician consonants. And why it's a particular pity to omit that is that the letter "A" is literally derived from a stylised representation of a bull's head that's been rotated 180° over time, and still recognisably so!

Am 24,recently been having those feelings like am the only one who don"t have it figured out,like I should just give up,this video helped me realisse I can still work things out,thankyou

You really made a discipline video so fun to watch,like I was sold out immediately after the first story,and am definetely in to try out this new tips,thanks

My biggest crisis was the breakup with my Ex. The person I had become was the shattering vase, because I had subconsciously created a persona to fit her needs+path instead of my own. Thankfully enough time has passed. The Kintsugi was to ask -only myself- consciously: Who do I wanna be for ME? Why & for what do ›I‹ want to live life? Thank you sincerely Cam, you are a teacher to me.

Today i caught myself saying: Is it at least 70 procent?! The answer was yes, and that gave so much peace!! Thank you!! <3

Oh yeah, practically all of the experiences I once perceived as negative I now look at as blessings. .. Extreme example, but if my parents hadn't emotionally abused and abandoned me while I was growing up, I wouldn't have experienced the pain and suffering Ithat drove me to take control of my life and be happy and fulfilled even when life is hard today. Thank you for the video, great energy,.

Hi Struthless, I just got back here after more than a year as I have just realized that my pursuit for a better life, all the discipline, all the little hacks, all the creative and systemic thinking and all the things you and other authors, content creators, and close ones have taught me over the past few years, have sort of faded away in this addiction fuelled rush for dopamine and quick returns. I have seen a nervous breakdown, struggle with several of my addictions, all over again... And as I sit here, for a moment seeing through the drapes, I came to check you out. To see how you are doing with the channel and just a few minutes in I was washed over by this warm feeling that you and many of your followers are out there struggling just the same, and have been since I left, and I am not alone in this. And I am once again glad for the super-creative, warm, embracing, and honest way of delivering your ideas and running the channel. Thanks for doing this! And good luck to all!

This has immediately shot to the top of my favourite YT videos of all time - I NEVER thought I would cry in a video about fonts, but here we are!

Btw: 32 ducks. 32 if you don't want to wreck and cause massive carnage inside and outside the vehicle. From a former duck farmer. You are welcome.

"MAKE MONEY. MAKE MORE MONEY. MAKE OTHER PEOPLE PRODUCE SO AS TO MAKE MONEY." - L. Ron Hubbard HCOPL: Income Flows and Pools - Principles of Money Management (9 March 1972) There are almost 200 known suicides listed on the Why We Protest Scientology fandom wiki, and a large amount are from being financially devastated due to their involvement in Scientology.

This shit is not art, it's disgusting corporate simply drawings. Art is much more complex than simple works.

I didn't even notice the Aussie accent until the very end.

*timestamps! 🕰️* 0:00 intro 0:07 storytime 1:16 disclaimer 1:37 my healthy productivity system 1:40 part one: getting a bird’s eye view 4:57 part two: switch off 5:56 part three: how to actually get work done 9:41 final words 10:23 announcement time

absolutely genius mate, loved it 💙💙💙💙💙

Communicate is the hardest one for me. I hate feeling embarrassed and like I've failed.

This video is fantastic! Do you have the method as a pdf or other easily referenced document?

My favorite failure was when I tried to study abroad for college, I moved from brasil to the usa, first time living alone, first college experience and first time living in another country all at once. I spent 3 years trying really hard to get a degree, and instead got severe anxiety and depression! (im skipping quite a lot of story here) it was the period of my life that i learned the most, and grew the most, but it was one of the hardests things i've ever experienced, and it was so so painfull to come back home without a degree and have to start over. Im finishing my degree in computer enginneering right now, and never been happier in life. Im struglin g to find a job, live with my parents and I am seeing most of my friends start to gaing pretty good money with their carrers, but im sure im gonna get there, i need to keep my head up and continue walking my path.

its basically like hey our company is 100% in line with the antichrist system

I would say that other neo-nazzis would want to give money to neo-nazzis. But idk.. Never saw a neo-nazzi gofundme page before.

We are all disciplined.. The real question is; What are we disciplined at doing and NOT doing?

Cant't believe I sat all through this and wanted more!... Great Story telling but more so thanks for the History learned.❤💯

I'm in my early 20's, so haven't had many an opportunity to fail. However, I think my favourite failure was my abject inability to self-motivate myself over COVID Lockdown in the UK. I was smack dab in the middle of my A-Levels (education between high school and university in the UK, aged 16-18), and I spent the better part of 8-10 months (it's rather a blur) outside of school, with nothing but my PC and my incredibly unhealthy mind to keep me company. I couldn't touch my coursework, I couldn't attend online lessons, and I'd fallen out with too many friends. It was hell, and I felt horrible, useless and paralysed all the way through. It was the worst mental turmoil I've ever experienced. By the end, my only goal was to get through with passing grades, get out and do something. Anything at all. I'd tried starting a Twitch channel, but the guilt of not getting my college work done mixed with horrifically low self esteem and a terrible attitude to analytics made me feel awful about it. I had spent most of my time playing video games and rotting. I wish I could say that, the moment lockdown lifted, I flew out and immediately searched for work, and new* experiences, but it took (and still is taking) a great amount of effort to haul my self worth up off the floor and move forward. It's much better now, and I'm comparatively thriving, doing what I can to better my experience, knowledge and circumstances all the time. That period of time is my favourite failure, because I look back on it, and the memory fuels me to keep going and keep getting better, and push through. I suppose you could call it the best example I have of a dark why. Everything I do, I do to avoid slipping back into inaction, and build up my stamina and resolve. Thanks for reading, if you did :) EDIT - *typo

Wow! That was great! I found your video when looking for evidence that writing is better than talk therapy; because, writing uses the executive function of one's brain while talking engages the emotional area of the brain...writing allows one to separate from the emotional charge of a situation and look at it from a more objective perspective. I'm currently putting together a book that includes journaling prompts. So, I found this video to be very insightful. It goes way beyond the surface of Cognitive Behavior Therapy. I like that it goes into more than the 'what' and goes into the 'how'. Good job! Don't worry. I'll not be stealing your ideas to put into my book. I've already got my prompts written. At this point I'm just copying and pasting for subsequent journaling days. I was actually researching for a good source to cite for an article I'm writing that states what I said at the beginning of this paragraph.