Brittany

I think if young people have a desire for these things, they can. But as someone in my 20's who has never even once desired to party or drink, it wouldn't make sense to go down that path.

Bentinho Massaro is one. He was into this topic since he was a teenager.

Sounds great! Good luck!

Chef Ramsey is debatable. Most of the time orange. But sometimes he is green.

I would also like to add that I think millennial and Generation Z are forcing many corporations to turn green stage. A lot of orange stage companies are experiencing low sales because millennial refuse to buy from them due to their lack of consciousness. And behaviors that Gen X thought was okay Millenials won't support. I already see many cities becoming green stage even in "fast-paced" cities like New York and Philadelphia.

People in the green stage are still productive and spend a ton of money. Lewis Howes' podcast "The School of Greatness" has a ton of successful stories from people in the "green stage". https://www.youtube.com/user/lewishowes/videos These people aren't lazy. They work hard but they are conscious about "how" they are working and why they are working. Some of these people may even appear "orange" at first until you hear their story and the reason behind their mission. In a green society, any company that sells "organic" or "locally grown" food will continue make a ton of money. Also, surprisingly, Tesla, Hershey and IKEA appear to be orange at first sight but they are actually "green" companies. And many more companies are following in their footsteps. I would also like to argue that even Disney is really green. Many of their movies like "Brother Bear", "Moana", "Pocahontas", "Brave"etc. are green stage . Some of their movies like "Inside Out" are even bordering the yellow stage. Other huge top selling movies like Avatar and the Black Panther are "green stage" movies. And many movies border the yellow stage like The Matrix and LOTR. Not to mention the entire music industry as well falls into the red, blue, orange, green and yellow stages. Also, there are new fads like the "Tiny House" movement which is a Green movement but it keeps the economy moving. It's still a ton of work to make these houses. The Tiny House movement is HUGE right now amongst the green stage. Check out https://www.youtube.com/user/livingbigtinyhouse Also, people in the green stage travel A LOT. Many of them hate 9-5 jobs and have flexible jobs and use their money on traveling the world. Fun For Louis is a popular example of this. Louis travels non-stop almost every day and films it online. He is green stage. There are tons of countries that live primarily in the green stage. But there are also many areas in the United States already living like this. Many citizens live in the green stage in Hawaii and California. And a lot of highschool and college graduates in the United States are moving to Hawaii and California for this reason. People in the green stage are not lazy. Many of these people in the green stage are entrepreneurs and own their own businesses either locally or on the internet. They are smart and hustle. But they hustle consciously. They follow their passion and don't do any work that doesn't serve their heart. Some live communally or are a part of work/living arrangements where you work on the land and they pay your rent. Some make their own food often in their backyard, some follow the "zero waste" movement and some follow a minimalist lifestyle which reduces their expenses.

You are on the right track. The hardest part of this path for me is realizing I can't take the advice of my family and friends anymore. Their advice has always led me down to an empty and suffering filled life.

I think green, yellow and turquoise are confusing. Because there are some highly conscious people that fit into all 3.

Quotes by Gary Vee: "I live my life out of body." @15.48 'People always ask me if I meditate and I always say no. Because I don't. I feel like I am meditating at all times. I will tell you, there is a lot of me that wishes modern science was further. I am dying to know what I am made of. I am so calm man. I am telling you, I will fall apart and cry on this floor right now if someone texts me or my sister tells me she is diagnosed with a terminal illness. But if you take the health of like 8 people out of the equation then I am completely unbeatable. I am unmovable. I am at such calm and peace. And I am watching myself at all times." @16.14 "The thing that is keeping me up at night in excitement is we know nothing about the brain. And so for me, I am really trying to figure that out because I think that variable is extraordinary." @34.11 Source: Other Gary Vee quotes: "I believe I'm the greatest. I also believe I barely matter. Balancing those two forces gives me the room to "do me". "99% of the things around us don't matter." "People are chasing cash, not happiness. When you chase money, you're going to lose. You're just going to. Even if you get the money, you're not going to be happy." "How you make your money is more important than how much you make." "We do not understand anything about the brain" "I am spend a disproportionate amount of time on HR because I am literally trying to build the reverse of what Steve Jobs did. Steve Jobs built an empire on building a dick face. I want to build an empire on being awesome." "There are two ways to build the biggest building in town: 1. Build the biggest building in town. 2. Tear down all the other buildings around you." "Stop tearing down everyone else's "buildings" THATS LOSER SHIT .. if you are a true winner - just build it." "Family 1st! Entrepreneur 2nd" "Having the humility to know you're not shit, and having the confidence to know you're special"

Awesome! Looks like I will be binge watching Stephen Hicks this week. His content looks great!

I agree 100%. These video are what happens when green goes wrong:

I don't think it's possible for something to not be selfish.

Same as you. I also loved his Death video. I don't agree with everything but he did a great job on it.

I feel the same! Something about Gary Vee just "feels right". I can't explain it. His stuff feels ego-less. I can't exactly describe it. But the more I watch his videos, they feel like "his ego is not there"..... he is a badass entrepreneur but there is no ego that is gaining anything from his success or failures. And then him saying that "I feel like I am meditating at all times." is kind of trippy. What does he mean by that? It makes me wonder if he is enlightened but still just plays the game because it's fun for him.

Oh - I don't remember Leo saying that! It makes sense that he did. If you are only following stage orange people - it will mess with your head. But I only follow stage green, yellow, and turquoise people. I completely cleaned up my feed a couple of years ago and unfollowed most people in stage orange (except for a few) Who you follow impacts how you think.

There are tons of stage green people who are active on social media. You don't have to leave social media to be stage green at all.

Or the owner of School of Life, Alain De Botton:

This isn't a person but I think the School of Life (the company) is stage yellow. https://www.youtube.com/user/schooloflifechannel/videos

I always viewed stage orange as social. And stage green as more antisocial actually. Stage Green often lives off-grid. They are global in their heart but often physically separate from the rest of society.

Yeah. It's our egos. I keep moving in and out of deep states of consciousness and back into ego. And repeat.