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What a mindful and authentic video. You’ve really inspired me with my own ambitions. Without coming off as gullible, you may have just altered my whole career. And I think you’ve definitely got the potential to be like a self improvement channel that is a lot more human and authentic than others, using your knowledge of the power of storytelling and relating it back to real scenarios. Idk it’s just a thought.

Sometimes, I think God stops me from my own ideas and creativity. I feel I am under his strong control.

As someone who has had writers / creative blockage for years, I needed this

Great breakdown video!

this is so skibidi fortnite sigma 😔😭

To clarify the theme of this video, this is a video of thematic "conflict".

"Gentlemen! Make ready your breakfasts and eat hearty. For tonight, we dine in hell!" -'300' 🔥

Thanks. A few months back I got frustrated with my procrastination. I started therapy, began working on the Artist's Way, removed as much unhealthy tech things from my life etc. The goal I set for myself was just "do one healthy thing for my mind each day". No matter the hour, the scale, what it is. Is it creating something? Reading a book? As long as I feel it's trully good for me, my day is successful. What you're saying about clocks is true. It's easy to hold yourself accountable for writing/making art each day for a certain amount of time. But it shouldn't really work this way. I noticed that some days you drain your creative energy in 5 minutes, and sometimes in 8 hours. It's really bad to set yourself a certain block of time, because then you're just overthinking it. It's, in my opinion, the most important thought in this video. And not enough people are talking about it.

I literally had no idea the guy kidnapped at the beginning of Get Out was the same guy at the party, brainwashed. Why? Because the Director didn't emphasize his face in a close up distinctly enough, or remind us or signal it was the same guy.

The Joker manipulates Batman by joking. 🧠🧠🧠

Summary: External stakes+Internal stakes+Philosophical stakes failed->Moral Climax Scene=Protagonist chooses the choice of the right philosophical belief (philosophical stakes passed) and wins his goal (external stakes passed), wins his relationship and the belief of the other characters in the relationship (internal stakes passed). External stakes+Internal stakes+Philosophical stakes passed->Moral Climax Scene=Protagonist chooses the chose of the wrong philosophical belief (philosophical stakes failed) and loses his goal (external stakes failed), and loses his relationship and the belief of the other characters in the relationship (internal stakes failed) (For some reason, both are technically “happy” endings…)

Tyler, I don't have words to tell you how touched I was by this video. Your words and wisdom (you're so young to be so wise) hit me on so many levels. I have no shame in saying that I wept at more than one point in your video. God made your Internet go out that day, and it's so nice to know that He is as alive and well in someone else's everyday life as He most certainly is alive and well in MY everyday life. I in particular love, Tyler, what you said about relaxation. As someone who suffers bipolar disorder, that is very, very difficult for me to achieve, even while on five medications, two for sleep. I would VERY much like to book a call with you - I have a number of items related to my writing about which I would like to pick your brain. I clicked on the Calendly link you provide above, and it returned with no availability for either June or July, with no ability to click further to August. Do you foresee any availability on your part for a 30-minute phone chat sometime in August? Thanks for letting me know. It would be an honor and privilege to speak with you. Young man, keep up the good work. Your 14-part "Fundamentals of Screenwriting" is my go-to, ESPECIALLY your excellent and insightful guidance on the notion of the philosophical conflict, about which I have heard no one speak. Thanks SO much for that invaluable resource. I look forward to your reply. P.S. I thought it was so cute and endearing when you looked up and merrily greeted, "Hello."

Arey tum sajany ao rango k melhay rehtay ho bolho qaahay tum yun akele o mitwa Sun mitwa tujhko Kya darr hai re ye dharti(land) apni(ours) hai apna(ours) ambar(sky) hai re

Sun le re mitwa purwa bhi chayegi masti bhi chayegi milke pukaro to dene wali jo chit hai ayegi...lagaan movie song amir Khan bhaiya

Qaay re Tyler raat hai kya tumhare Desh mein?

The movie is just a cool movie. It's better than the book. There's nothing deep about it. Tyler Durden, the name of Ed Norton in the movie, is delusional. He is a serious case, for his episodes of delusions are so powerful he goes about believing it. One example is when he is in the empty bar, and he is imagining the death of Bob--"His name is Robert Pahlson. His name is Robert Pahlson." When Tyler snaps out of it, you can see the intensity of the delusion. He was practically sweating, and he didn't even know where he was. Whatever the cause for his issue, he was disturbed. He may have had a lot of repression issues, self-esteem issues, resentments, abuse childhood... we don't know. Being discontent with you or your job is a bit too unreal for me to cause this severe issue in Tyler. He was a deluded man. Marla might have been the only other real person. But even that is questionable. So, Tyler became known around because he would constantly beat himself up outside a bar, while under his delusion spells.

*PHILOSOPHICAL CONFLIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII*

Overall, thank you for taking a bit to share your thoughts on this. Authors and writers sharing their own fears and confidences is always helpful to me. It brings me some additional perspective. I remember when I first started to doubt and overanalyze my writing. I never had any kind of conscious thought about how much that has changed my writing. I've been doing better as of late, partly with the help of recognizing bad ideas can still have something worth working with. I even have a writing journal I put my B.A.D. Ideas (Brainstorming and Developing). Taking the moment to just be creative before figuring out if it's a "good" idea. I have a few outlets for my creativity, and I usually use one to spark up my writing. Taking the moment to forget my constraints and believe in whatever world or character I see in my mind is a rejuvenating process. Making it a stressor can be undone though. Need to remind myself that sometimes, but it can really be done. I only recently really understood what the first draft is for. I regret not taking advantage of first drafts more when I was younger, but I also have to recognize I didn't know how they worked. I'm still a beginner outside of my school assignments. I look forward to finishing a personal first draft for the first time. Bringing God into the conversation for a moment was not expected but really nice. I sometimes think I've gotten so good at working on my thinking mind on my own, but it only goes so far. But I find myself being my most creative when I include The Creator in my process.

A shame this show never got a Blu ray or any physical release, the show is depressing but its amazing show. the second season wasn't needed but was welcome never the less , although season two falls abit flat.

NOOOOOOOO I WASNT THERE, I MISSED THE 🤫🧏🏻‍♂️ I’ve lost all ambition and I’ve gained all depression 😔

Bro said hello to the bird I'm dead looool.

He Outsiiiiide!

Hey Tyler idk if you will see this but I hope so. I tried to do the link with you but all the slots are full through July. Will you be opening up for August. If not I understand but I really wanted to ask you about a script I am writing and w/o going into to much detail means a lot to me and is close to me. I really need guidance on if I should write it, if I'm doing the write thing, should I put it down or go another way, etc. Please let me know if you are doing more free meetings after July I feel like I am in a cycle of confusion, procrastination, but also purpose. Please let me know. Thank you for all of your help and knowledge you give ❤🙏🏾

I see writing as your voice. Not becoming someone that you are not.

love u Ty!

Greta Gerwig is sexy yes.

I love that Internet Connection fail story. I think that this is Not coincidence and as a storyteller I love how These incidents bring stories into our own lives that touch us if we observe and cherish them and so they bring more depth and thankfulness into our lives and give us a feeling of being connected to something greater that miraculously and inexplicably cares about us little human beings.

Thank you for all you give. ❤

There should be no room in writing for totalitarian ideas on how beliefs and religion affect the 'truth' of people's art. I hope you realise that that's a very slippery slope. The world is a better place with everyone's stories equally in it.

I love how very Thoth these messages were. I know exactly what you mean. We’ve lost access to our true selves, our inner nature, and ultimately to that primordial reservoir of creative flow, as a result of living in the rigid egoic structures of the modern world. Self compassion and understanding is the antidote to get back there

I must say, your videos are some of the best I’ve come across. I’m working on a novel and these are extremely helpful.

Incroyable discours. J’ai 44 ans, Plus de 20 ans que j’écris, que j’apprends, que j’accumule un savoir théorique de plus en plus poussé sur l’écriture de scénario et la dramaturgie en général et pourtant, je n’ai jamais réussi à finir en scénario… J’en ai honte mais c’est ainsi, je suis un juge trop impitoyable envers moi-même. Aujourd’hui je ressens l’urgence de me libéré de mes blocages. Merci pour pour ton aide !

Your words remind me of the asceticism and fasting put into practice by Orthodox Christians. It all starts with what we put into our senses. We are what we consume. Great video as always Tyler!

I went through a tough time while dealing with personal things a few months ago, but mindfulness really helped me. Sometimes we get caught up in trivial things and it can be difficult to achieve mindfulness. I've personally struggled to maintain it. I just want to say thank you for bringing attention to it and the beauty that exists beyond our limiting thoughts.

I agree with @Drudenfusz, and not just because I've been an Atheist since I was old enough to decide for myself. Time and again, I'm left surprised at how little amount of hubris is required for anyone to believe they have anything of import figured out, and it's just a shame that you feel ready to speak so condescendingly about those of us who just aren't ready to accept someone's word without evidence as "fact," and even singling this out as a deficiency with direct correlation to our writing hangups. Really? Are you sure about that? "Are ya sure about that?" :D Tyler, you might have acquired some degree of proficiency in the craft of screenwriting, but you're venturing into "guru" territory with this video (which I still hope is a belated April Fool's joke). Hopefully you can backtrack a little at some opportunity, but if not, best of luck to you, and more importantly, to your subscribers. Unless of course you're just pandering to a certain demographic by way of RUclips metrics, in which case I guess the best I can do is simply roll my eyes and move on, but still sad because it negates much of the appreciation I had for your advice up to this point. Again, best of luck to all either way.

All the protagonists in Tyler's version die in the end 😮

I did act on that impulse once, best thing i ever did, if you have sense of adventure and want to do something just do it, you'll create memories and get to know yourself and your limits better...

Love your stuff man! Thank you for your work!

You’re right, I’m actually shooting my brain right now, he has an LMG and a grenade so I gotta be careful. I am bleeding out on the floor. Please send help. 🤫🧏🏻‍♂️ (But seriously, great video, you are very intelligent. Thank you for giving us this information.)