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If you are at true stage yellow, you no longer care what color you are in because You are non-judgemental. You probably would have fed millions or done something of equal proportions by now if you are in stage yellow. Because a certain guy called Tony Robbins is only rated at stage orange here but he fed thousands to millions of people over last 40 years so if you are stage yellow, you probably have done more than him for society.

How do you deal with the fact if you don't want to share your most powerful videos?

See if you can pursue a career in gaming. There are professional gamers who earn a lot for a living.

Well, sure if you have lots of money and can afford to play video games all day. But even if you do so, you cannot really feel fulfilled unless you become really good in gaming and find some purposes through gaming.

Aristotle was born in 384 BC. Amazing he can say it so well when the first known use of the word habit is in the 13th century. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/habit Or was that another Aristotle?

In general though, I would say that being a creator is relatively important to our level of fulfilment and happiness in life.

Work on your shadows and then let go of negative tots. There's no need for you to think neg tots. It will automatically come. Just replace them with pos tots. You can read David Hawkins's Letting Go. It's awesome.

Mike Tyson is no longer in Stage Red!

Don't even talk or think about suicide. Whenever that thought came up, just scratch it and replace with thoughts of abundance, lots of wealth, good food and love! Namaste!

Won't you feel tired going out every night? Also, what if you meet a lot of low consciousness people and they keep bringing you down? Does your energy stay up?

Some games do have merits. Like it increases your reaction time, improve ur knowledge on IT and you do make some friends online too!

Should have as many coaches as you can possibly afford. If you have 2 coaches, then you can take the best attributes from both or compare them and see who is a better fit.

Letting go of: - Labels, rules and past stories - Attachment, outcomes, approvals - People pleasing, caring what people think etc

You rejected your friend's goodwill and during this pandemic, it may be hard to find a good job.

15 years ago, people talked about installing a memory chip in a person's body connected to the brain. So whatever we need to remember the exact details of something, we can just assess the memory chip and retrieve the info.

First one is an actor. Second one is a criminal who later becomes a model.

Because they eat a lot of meat.

Break a few cobblestones into more pieces and ask him again.

I will read and finish almost any books I start. Except for around 10% of the books which are not suitable or I find them boring. I will take notes while reading. After finishing the book, normally I will read at least 3 other summaries/book reviews by others. Then I will write my own summaries and book review. I no longer read as much as before. I used to read at least 100 pages daily. That's about 1 book in 2 days. I also listened to audio. Used to listen 10 hours daily. That's about 1 book a day for audios (Back when I was jobless). On goodreads, I read about 80-100 books a year.

Okay fair enough. An easy way is to exercise and become bulky and muscular. People in general do not dare to bully big guys who can crush them (Nope not going to do that!) Second is to confront every tense situation with a stare or to respond in a powerful manner. (Before your ego say, "Nope. I am not going to do that for sure." Try it. It is not easy to stare at someone or respond in a powerful way)

Reading too much may imply that you do not trust yourself.

If you want to master red, perhaps you should tell us what does the mastery of red should look like for you? It's the same as setting goals. If you want to achieve your goals, you should at least know to a certain extent what is it you want.

I have read some of Greene's books: Mastery, 48 powers of laws, 33 strategies of war, seduction book. Very little retention for me. His ideas were great but not super important. Some of the ideas also don't work every single time. To be truly a bad person, you may have to outshine your master from time to time. To get deals to show your clients how great you truly are and how you are actually the main person running the show. You can even shout at the customers in front of your boss. It all depends on the context. What works a long time ago may not be so applicable now. If you don't want to be a jackass, the next question you want to ask what kind of 'bad' person can you be? For example, I have a colleague whom I have found pick faults with everyone in the office. He will scold them for wearing shirt untidily, for doing things slowly, for wasting time. He's quite a bad person in the eyes of others but he keeps the company in order. Can you be such a person? Do you snatch someone's opportunity? Or are you the righteous kind? Once again, if you want to learn stage red, you have to first ask yourself what kind of person you can be.

If you want to be a jackass, then go ahead and be one but set a limit. I have been a nice guy all my life and that's why I am practicing to be bad. I have been rude in this forum because I am practicing. Eg There was one buyer who wanted to buy something from me. He was the only buyer at that time and he was being very rude, told me to be realistic and he kept coming up with new conditions that will benefit him. I was at my wit's end because there was no other buyer. In the end, I sold to another buyer who came along and gave the same exact price without much conditions. That's the price of being bad and I can be the jackass too. @asifarahim I think you are a nice guy. Potentially even nicer than me. Some of you have more traits of Mother Theresa while others have traits of Adolf Hitler. You have to be more focused on your goal. Robert Greene's books are not very good for me. I don't remember much from his books. TFBH was slightly better but the instructions and tips are still not very clear.

No. You don't have to play the positive game to survive (Though a totally depressed person may kill himself.) If you want to do better in life, you still have to be more positive. Being positive and cheerful is always a better strategy than being negative or neutral. (Doh! Saying the obvious.)