How I made my life a video game

A video on YouTube. In Self-Improvement, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

The video compares video games to real life, arguing that games have clearer objectives, lower difficulty, easier rewards, and no risk, and advises treating real life goals like game quests to find satisfaction.

From the video

Answers: Why is it easier to succeed in video games than in real life?

Video games vs real life
Goal setting and productivity
Overcoming resistance and fear
Risk management in life
Gamifying personal development

What it concludes

Video games provide better clarity of objectives than real life.
Video games are physically and mentally easier than real life.
Video games offer superficial rewards with no real risk compared to real life.
Treating real-life goals like video game quests with small daily habits helps overcome resistance.

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