Video games are a waste of time period. Video games also ruin your life and
destroy everything about you. So, the past couple episodes I've really been talking
about one-time changes. Easy changes that take a little mental power or a little
courage to make. For example, changing your environment, changing your workspace,
changing your room, changing the people you spend your time with, deleting social
media, changing your phone to be more optimal. All of these things are one-time
changes. And another one-time change is deleting your video games. And take it
once I further, remove or delete your entire video game account. So, my game
console of choice was Xbox. And so, when I deleted my video games, I actually
deleted my Xbox account, which had hundreds of dollars of content on it.
Maybe even thousands. Maybe... And then it also had thousands of hours. Tens of
thousands of hours of data analytics. Like the gamer score. I had a lot of
gamer score. And then it had like a lot of play time on it. So, I played that
thing for tens of thousands of hours on different games. So, I actually went
through and completely deleted that entire account. Because that... like, first of all,
why was I proud of that? Why was I proud that I spent 2,000 hours on Minecraft?
Like, that's stupid. Waste of time. Waste of my life. And then why was I proud that I
had a lot of gamer score? Like, I had a lot of points in a virtual computer game.
That's stupid. Like, just man up and delete that thing because it's not helping you.
And then, I remember I would play video games all day long. That's what I would do.
That was basically my purpose. It got to the point where I was trying to become a
pro at Fortnite. Stupid. Like, just a waste of time. And it's not even just a waste
of time. It's a waste. It's like, destroys your mental. Your mental capacity for
everything in life. And it takes a long time to heal. And then, one thing is, don't
just delete the accounts. Also, completely get rid of your consoles. So, sell your
Xbox. Sell your PlayStation. Sell all of that crap. Because you don't want anything
to do with it anymore. When I decided to delete my stuff, I just, I didn't even
delete my account initially. I just put my, I moved my computer down into the
basement. And then, I also moved my Xbox up to the attic into storage. So, I still
had all my video games on my computer and I still had my Xbox upstairs in
storage. And then, eventually, I decided to completely factory reset my computer.
And then, eventually, I decided to delete all my account, like my Xbox account. Or,
no, no, no. I didn't even decided to delete my Xbox account. So, I factory
reset my computer. And then, after a while, I'm like, why do I even have my Xbox
anymore? There's no point to it. It's just, it's just a waste. It's just me
holding on to some hope for being able to use it again in the future. But no, I
never want to use that thing again. The thing is stupid. It's just, I hate that
thing. And then, so what I ended up doing was, I listed it on my local Facebook
resale pages. And I listed it on OfferUp. And I sold that thing. I sold my Xbox, my
Oculus Quest, my, all the controllers, all that book, all that crap. I sold all
that stuff. And now, I don't have anything in my house that, actually, my dad still
has a PlayStation, but I never used that. So, I don't have anything in my house
that I use for video games or have used for video games, except for my PC, which
is an exception for now because it's the only computer that I have. And I factory
reset it. And I didn't really play video games with it for too long, maybe only a
couple months, unlike the Xbox was years. But delete the video games because
they're just holding you back. Like, you should be reading, you should be working
on your purpose, you should be studying, you should be working out, you should be
doing med, you should meditate, you should do all these things other than video
games. Video games, there's never a time that's appropriate to play video games.