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*Approach from the point of mastering yourself, so you can truly enage in world transformation. And here we offer a practical 3 step to do this: 1. Gain skills. 2. Gain financial independence. 3. Master yourself. 4. Change the world. | *Approach from the point of mastering yourself, so you can truly enage in world transformation. And here we offer a practical 3 step to do this: 1. Gain skills. 2. Gain financial independence. 3. Master yourself. 4. Change the world. | ||
*Level 6 Training: antifragility, flexibility, adaptability to learn to do anything, and to do it because of a deep purpose. You must start with a purpose: finding the current state unconscionable, and committing your life to changing it. | *Level 6 Training: antifragility, flexibility, adaptability to learn to do anything, and to do it because of a deep purpose. You must start with a purpose: finding the current state unconscionable, and committing your life to changing it. | ||
**Can you learn anything because you have a deep purpose? | |||
*Personality and character can change - we are neuroplastic - which was discovered only | |||
*It will be hard work, and lifelong learning | *It will be hard work, and lifelong learning | ||
*If you have any reservations, if you want to have a plan B, if you don't want to burn your bridges, this is probably not for you. Plan B distracts you from succeeding, as you can always take the easy way out. | *If you have any reservations, if you want to have a plan B, if you don't want to burn your bridges, this is probably not for you. Plan B distracts you from succeeding, as you can always take the easy way out. | ||
*Being an entrepreneur is less risk than being an employee. Employees trade risks for predictability (lack of ambiguity, choices, decisions) | *Being an entrepreneur is less risk than being an employee. Employees trade risks for predictability (lack of ambiguity, choices, decisions) | ||
Revision as of 18:04, 22 July 2023
- PUrsue self-mastery, so you can change the world
- A chance to figure out your life by the time you are 30. Story: very few people do. Jim Collins talks about this.
- Approach from the point of mastering yourself, so you can truly enage in world transformation. And here we offer a practical 3 step to do this: 1. Gain skills. 2. Gain financial independence. 3. Master yourself. 4. Change the world.
- Level 6 Training: antifragility, flexibility, adaptability to learn to do anything, and to do it because of a deep purpose. You must start with a purpose: finding the current state unconscionable, and committing your life to changing it.
- Can you learn anything because you have a deep purpose?
- Personality and character can change - we are neuroplastic - which was discovered only
- It will be hard work, and lifelong learning
- If you have any reservations, if you want to have a plan B, if you don't want to burn your bridges, this is probably not for you. Plan B distracts you from succeeding, as you can always take the easy way out.
- Being an entrepreneur is less risk than being an employee. Employees trade risks for predictability (lack of ambiguity, choices, decisions)