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  1. Dude this was so good - I watched every minute. I have way more questions than answers
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  2. Rama is a reason why I'm studying neurosciences, literally! The genius of our times and the most underrated scientist.
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  3. Thank you for allowing him to speak without interruptions. You've improved on that front Tom, well done
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  4. “It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.” ― Henry Ford
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  5. "Every second you spend feeling sorry for yourself you're wasting your time" - @40:40
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  6. Talent, unfortunately, is in many cases pretty poisonous because it makes people believe that they can achieve great things without the necessary grind. Because of that, talented people can be blocked by the worst enemy we have in life: ourselves. If things come easy and people tell us all the time how talented we are, we might tend to put anything else in the shadow. This is the shortest way to take to the graveyard of dreams.
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  7. I think its great how you introduce your guests the way you do.
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  8. Jim's wordplay game is 100/100. There are creative mnemonics throughout this interview: "This is about transcending" --> Trance ending --> ending the trance of fixed self-worth "Through the challenge you get the change" -> all of the letters of the word "change" are found in the word "challenge" "How we do anything is how we do everything" -> How we do any thing is how we do every thing --> our approach to one thing affects our approach to every other thing we do "Leaders are Readers" --> memorable rhyming "Emotion" --> "E-Motion" --> "the energy of motion" --> Emotions are the fuel of action. Each mnemonic is a placeholder for a more complex idea. Lovely way to remember your core philosophy and support new patterns of self-talk. Excellent interview!
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  9. Using entertainment to teach education. Love it!
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  10. Sleep good Train good Eat good Take another step towards cultivating your passion
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  11. Patrick is a real man and he understands what makes the world turn. He cuts through everything and clarifies.
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  12. I bought the book and I’m applying. I am now back into songwriting and have my YouTube channel that I promised myself I would set up for years. Not a plug btw. Well ... you know. Thanks Mel! Love Impact Theory.
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  13. “What you practice in private you are rewarded for in public” “How we do anything is how we do everything” “Leaders are readers” Kwik believes many people are depleted because they spend unnecessary amounts of energy by trying to hold themselves to an image/identity of their ideal self. Succesful people in all areas need a growth mindset. The heroes journey is knowing you will run into challenges and then you overcome them. Your brain is like a super computer and your self talk is a program that will run Keep your self talk empowering and positive Motivation and action If you visualize something in your head and your not acting - there’s an incongruency. The way Jim came through it was to think “What is my why?” Human potential ‘we underestimate’ We were told a lie that somehow our intelligence, learning, creative is fixed - In the past two decades we discovered in brain science more than in the previous 2000 years. What we found is that we highly underesteimate what humans are capable of. This is about transcending - the truth is we’re genius, we’re faster than we think. “What what man can do, anyone can do” Kwik and Gary V thinks self awareness is a superpower If you want to be an elite mental performer or a real life superhuman Guard the first hour of your day - no distractions. You train yourself to be active instead of reactive Habits and behavior change Behavior is belief driven Many people don’t read because they don’t value reading. If you want for instance a new habit of journaling - then you need a belief that allows that behavior exist. You can’t change your behavior if you don’t believe you're that kind of person. -> Expand your thinking, get references think BIG and grow RICH. Creating identity change - who do you believe you are The two most powerful words in the world is : I am Because whatever you put after determines your destination or destiny If you wanna understand high performers and successful people - copying a behavior simply doesn’t work - you need to really understand their beliefs and how they are thinking. -> who do they think they are that allows them to do and execute on these behaviors? A wise guy said : I don’t have problems. I have puzzles. ACT AS IF - TRAIN YOURSELF TO BE YOUR VISION Set up a winning environment that triggers the behavior you want. Are people setting up their environment to win? Many behaviors don’t stick. Therefore Kwik focus on areas such as : You want to trigger to remind you to do the new behavior. Geniuses set themselves up - environments, apps, effectively block distractions etc. Example : Having a computer for work - it’s anchored to put them into flow without being distracted. Having an iPad for play - it’s designed to make them relax. They use it specifically for different purposes. In other words - be extremely self-aware - know where and when you are motivated. Genius set up their environment to win Part of their success is because their not-to-do list is bigger than their to-do list. They know exactly what to avoid in order to excel in life. Kwik on Success rituals, high performers and making an impact We all have sovereignty within us - whenever we put it out we’re like a Are you a thermometer or a thermostat ? A thermometer just reflects what the environment is giving it - what is the temperature? A thermostat sets a standard - it dictates the temperature and impacts the room. Kwik believes our happiness, level of success is about transcending your uniqueness. He doesn’t look for perfection because he knows that state doesn’t exist.
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  14. Garrain, you helped me so much. I didn’t know you existed so once again, Tom, you delivered the goods.
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  15. I'm watching this at 2x speed to save time..
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  16. Man, I say how hard it is to quit smoking, how hard it is to eat right, to stop drinking etc, etc etc..this fucking dude has me believing I can swim across the Atlantic!
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  17. Ummmmmm ... my first reaction to this was NOOOOOOOOOOO. I've thought Tai was a scam artist for a while, and to be fair, his marketing does come across as extra spammy. BUT ... I REALLY liked this episode. He even explained why he markets that way. And as Tom has said before, you have to be able to separate the message from the messenger. Even if you have preconceived notions about Tai, you should listen to this episode. There is some great knowledge in there. I haven’t done this since the Inside Quest days, but I took copious notes on this one. Some takeaways: 1. Start small. Get small wins. It will scientifically build up your brain. You'll grow the amount of dopamine receptors in your brain. If you keep failing, you lose dopamine receptors & you become less ambitious. If you succeed, you actually grow more. Just get a bunch of base hits. You can have a massive vision, but your daily goals should be small. Build. Macro patience, micro speed – shout out to Gary Vee. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFzPuEEvnDU&vl=en 2. Multi Objective Optimization – it’s all BS. You can only optimize for one thing at a time. Don't try to start 13 businesses. Focus on one. Side note: Tai optimizes his life for adventure. Seems like a pretty good thing to optimize for considering we're all gonna die someday. 3. Nobody knows what they're doing, even the people who are rich and famous and seem to have it all figured out – they fucking don’t. Everybody is just trying their best. (This was an “aha” moment I had a few weeks ago actually – so this was one of my favorite takeaways). The ultimate adventure is trying to get insight and see life as a puzzle. Your goal is to seek the adventures that piece the puzzle together. So at the end you kind of get it. 4. Health, Wealth, Love, Happiness. There has to be a minimum amount of money in place to survive, that's why "wealth" is above "love". The absence of money brings unhappiness. Once you have the first 3 in place, you just get happiness. Happiness is like soup, it's a compilation of a whole bunch of stuff. 5. Conscientiousness is the trait most responsible for business success. Formula for conscientiousness: a. Organization - be a little bit organized. take 10 min and write out your goals for every day b. Perfectionism - know how to double check your work. c. Diligence (Hard Work) - hustle & perseverance. Put in consistent effort over time. Reps & sets. d. Prudence - this is the kicker. It's the ability to make the right decision. Most entrepreneurs walk around the world to get to a point one mile in front of them because our compass is backwards. How do you adjust your compass? MENTORS! lol. You have to read, watch, & learn from people around you who have done what you want to do. Most people just take off in one direction without stopping to think about which way they're going. You have to admit you’re lost. Sit the fuck down and learn from other people. BOOKS! KNOWLEDGE! (LOL btw, this is an awesome video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jOKfU9uL5s ) 6. Don’t discriminate who you learn from. Take the things you want and leave what you don’t like. You can learn from everybody, even if it’s what not to do. 7. After the age of 25, the way people learn is through massive trauma. So you have to let in some trauma in your life, but you don’t have to learn everything through your own trial & error. Use other people’s trial & error whenever you can. Unless you’re the first guy to ever use Google Adwords, then you just have to blow a bunch of money to learn lol. But hold on, the errors break most people. So you have to have a GROWTH MINDSET in order to grow from it and not let it break you. And we come full circle to the mission of Impact Theory. BOOM! 8. Tai won’t say who Kobe was trashing, but it was Ryan Kelly. LMAO 9. Be around people who make you uncomfortable at the ego level. Override your mind’s tendency to tell you you’re amazing. Humans learn through osmosis. Be around people who override their mind’s narcissistic tendencies and aren’t the bitch of their own brains – pretty much Tom Bilyeu. Keep watching Impact Theory fuckers. Reps & sets. 10. It’s almost impossible to lecture people into success, but you can inspire people into it. Lambos & Ferraris make 19 year olds read books. BUT … 11. Don’t try to become a millionaire in your 20s. Work on the circuitry part of your brain. Go on adventures. Reprogram your brain. Download other people’s years of experience into your brain. But get out of your house. Go to conferences & events. But don’t do 20 in 20 days. You’ll lose your voice. 12.. Sweep your own front porch (figure out the puzzle of life for yourself) & maybe you can inspire others to do the same. Go through the adventure of life with that mad scientist twinge in your eye. 13. Put $10 into Bitcoin.
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  18. What a great start with 1M subscribers. Thank you Tom was really happy to see Sadhguru in IT studio.
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  19. gorgeous eyes,gorgeous mind
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  20. The ability to show humility is so empowering! It legitimizes your authenticity and makes it much easier to create open and honest relationships with a community.
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  21. Being authentic is huge today 🔥
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  22. WOW! I'm speechless... So, this guy decided to create inside of him a tool to make him invincible? So that he would find joy in his pain. And he had such bloodlust in his self that he would go after the soul of the hardship... I didn't know it was possible... But since he showed me it is, now I'll find that motherfucker inside of me too. The world will be small. That's how I feel.
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  23. "When you're driven, whatever's in front of you will get destroyed."
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  24. I have seen several interviews with Harari. Many conducted by high-profile individuals. This might be the best job of interviewing available. Congrats to Impact Theory.
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  25. Rodney Mullen voice give me such a strong feeling of "everything will be alright". Everything happens through pain and you cannot run from it are 2 iron rules of our existence. The best thing we can do is to understand pain, accept it and change our perspective about it -> from something to avoid to something we have to experience if we want a successful process.
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  26. Tom, you are amazing, an inspiration! You're one of the people that inspired me to break my limits, to go beyond! Committing to oneself is a lot harder than it sounds. However, we are all capable of doing it. And once you are able to do that, you begin to live a more fulfilling life. So, the times you feel like you can't do it anymore, the times you feel like there's nothing more to give, just remember that this person right here believes in you. You can do it! And you have so much more to give! I, Tanvir Ahmed, believe in you!
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  27. He’s completely in his world while being interviewed like wow.
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  28. One of the greatest link ups we didn’t know we needed
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  29. HOLY SHIT! This channel keeps surprising me. Thank You!
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  30. Legendary man alive
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  31. Hard work beats talent 99 times out of 100.
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  32. It took me some time to get used to the way he talks, but man, he is so real. I never comment, but this video got me.
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  33. I really love these interviews and I respect Tom for doing this but if I may leave a constructive feedback.. It would be really great if we can hear less of the interviewer and much more from the interviewed. Thank you.
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  34. Sadhguru dropping Gems like always💯 So glad he's getting publicity from big platforms
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  35. Tom, I’ve always watched your videos. But I’ve been binge watching them for the past two days, and I have to tell you Not only do you have the best content with the most insightful people, I look up to you so much for the amount of effort and research you put into an episode. It’s insanely admirable! Keep up the best work. 🙌🏼
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  36. Trying to figure out what’s going through the people’s heads who disliked this video
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  37. Peter schiff is the man. I've learned more from his podcast than 4 years of macro economics at university
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  38. Tom u the man!! I survived cancer twice and lost half my face to amputation.. a tumor destroyed my jaw and changed everything.. I was labeled a freak. I decided to start over, move to Barcelona and start a youtube channel to inspire others who feel ugly and not good enough for this world.. Im living proof that it's all about energy and mindset.. with optimism and positive projection you can overcome any mental or physical hurdle. self love from within overpowers any physical shell! go check me out and subscribe if you want to help me grow. i want to give people a spark of change.
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  39. You can change your emotions about things after going through adversities and trauma. The car incident was the tipping point for Hal. When you understand that your old ways of living don’t work anymore, you have to adapt. That revelation will change your perspective and you will be reborn to the now, by letting your old self die.
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  40. After this interview I really respect Raoul. His form of Conversing and questioning ideas is on a whole other level
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  41. My friend told me one time she wanted to die and I said to her....what I'm really hearing is that you just want to be free.....and so I said to her.....if you could fake your death, where would you go? I said let's go there and she shifted her thoughts into wonder and could see a different image and it changed her thought pattern.... very powerful stuff....I learned alot of mind shifting in neuro-linguistics....
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  42. Thats how ancient Indians used to learn in Sanskrit, Everything is in poems. Even science and technology
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  43. I have been waiting for this interview FOREVERRRRRRR
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  44. Whoa Tom. You just caused a paradigm shift in me. When you spoke about how you changed your self esteem from being smart to being a learner. I have noticed my self esteem has been on trying to be the best in my field lately, and since currently I'm not, this causes me anguish and is counter intuitive to progressing towards my goals. So if I just allow my self esteem to be based on more positive things such as LEARNING, I'll make much more progress and I won't be stressed about it in the mean time. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
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  45. "I don't have problems, I have puzzles" I think I just found my tagline for my company!
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  46. I love impact theory..it's changing my life♥️♥️
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  47. It's unbelievable how much time Saylor dedicates to interviews. I've even seen him generously give a few hours to channels with very small member numbers. It is always a pleasure to listen to his musings. Each time, I learn something new. Thanks!
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  48. Right On. I'm 67, wish I'd had this type of motivation back in my day. But I'm using it now to pull me forward, for - I'm not done yet. Live full-die empty !
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  49. Tony is THE reason why I became like a superhuman in my life. All the value I’m able to offer to people now is because of Tony. Tony has changed my life 😊 I discovered Tom Bilyeu’s channel because of Tony. I’m so grateful to Tony.
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  50. Never imagined this crossover would come true!!! Very valuable talk guys.
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