jre litterrally makes me not regretting learning english, his videos and the guests he brought are all brilliant people. i did learn a lot from this guys ! ty naval ty joe
When Joe describes someone who takes pleasure in being miserable and chasing their hedonistic desires, he's describing his fans and Andrew Tate worshippers, who he defends
1. Although unpopular to say happiness for the most people can be a choice (excluding clinical depression). Just like how fitness can be a choice, just how making money, just how working hard can be a choice happiness can be a choice too. 2. There are many people who don't think it's possible to be happy because it creates responsibility for them. 3. Desire is a contract you make with yourself to be unhappy until you get what you want. So when you are unhappy look for the underlying desire that is not being fulfilled. While it's natural to have desires, don't pick up too many. Pick one and suffer from that, everything else let go. Allow that one thing to be your obsession but everything else just learn how to let things go. Pick your battles. 4. If you want to be effective in business you need a clear calm cool collected mind. How good of an athlete are you gonna be if you're always having epileptic seizures, twitching, with your limbs flailing. Don't constantly load your brain with non stop information. 5. We live in an age of infinite leverage where our actions can be multiplied a thousand fold. Therefore the impacts of good decision-making are much higher than they used to be so a clear mind leads to better judgment leads to better outcome. A happy calm peaceful person will make better decisions and have better outcomes so if you want to operate at peak performance you have to learn how to tame your mind just like you have to learn how to tame your body. 6. We like to view the world as linear where if you put 8hrs of work in you'll get 8hrs of work out. It doesn't work that way. Construction workers work hard if not harder than billionaire, but how much output is he getting. What you do, Who you do it with, How you do it? Is way more important than how hard you work. Outputs are non-linear based on the quality of the work that you put in. 7. The best way to work is like lions, not like cows that graze all day. You want to function like an athlete – train, sprint, rest, reassess, repeat. This idea for linear output is for machines, not humans
jre litterrally makes me not regretting learning english, his videos and the guests he brought are all brilliant people.
i did learn a lot from this guys ! ty naval ty joe
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When Joe describes someone who takes pleasure in being miserable and chasing their hedonistic desires, he's describing his fans and Andrew Tate worshippers, who he defends
1. Although unpopular to say happiness for the most people can be a choice (excluding clinical depression). Just like how fitness can be a choice, just how making money, just how working hard can be a choice happiness can be a choice too.
2. There are many people who don't think it's possible to be happy because it creates responsibility for them.
3. Desire is a contract you make with yourself to be unhappy until you get what you want. So when you are unhappy look for the underlying desire that is not being fulfilled. While it's natural to have desires, don't pick up too many. Pick one and suffer from that, everything else let go. Allow that one thing to be your obsession but everything else just learn how to let things go. Pick your battles.
4. If you want to be effective in business you need a clear calm cool collected mind. How good of an athlete are you gonna be if you're always having epileptic seizures, twitching, with your limbs flailing. Don't constantly load your brain with non stop information.
5. We live in an age of infinite leverage where our actions can be multiplied a thousand fold. Therefore the impacts of good decision-making are much higher than they used to be so a clear mind leads to better judgment leads to better outcome. A happy calm peaceful person will make better decisions and have better outcomes so if you want to operate at peak performance you have to learn how to tame your mind just like you have to learn how to tame your body.
6. We like to view the world as linear where if you put 8hrs of work in you'll get 8hrs of work out. It doesn't work that way. Construction workers work hard if not harder than billionaire, but how much output is he getting. What you do, Who you do it with, How you do it? Is way more important than how hard you work. Outputs are non-linear based on the quality of the work that you put in.
7. The best way to work is like lions, not like cows that graze all day. You want to function like an athlete – train, sprint, rest, reassess, repeat. This idea for linear output is for machines, not humans
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