Phil King

I couldnt believe that video when i first saw it. Upon closer inspection, it much more plausible. When looking at the full length videos, you can see that she focuses on one drawing at a time and when its timelapsed, it looks as if its all at the same time. Still incredibly impressive, but much more fathomable. The stamina to do this for 9+ hours wow. A true master able to draw upside down as well

I haven been updating due to school and tripping. Ive tripped 3 times over past couple weeks every friday. Crazy insights. Ive mostly been writing down in a physical journal. I will probably still use this as a inspiration/vision board. ^^^ Big insight was into my life purpose. I realized almost all of what I want to do boils down to being a great writer. With being a great writer ill be able to be write great screenplays, books, blog posts, standup comedy, youtube videos, sales copy, music, etc. ^^^ Isaac Asimov wrote over 200 books and collaborated on close to 500. The secret was just relentless consistency of a minimum of 1000 words a day. He said later in his career that he wrote 2000 words a day. SImple mathematics of constant effort. If I write 1000 words a day starting today, by the time im 60, ill have written the equivalent of like 100 books. I wrote 1000 words yesterday, but it was for a school essay, the essay was pretty good though so I count it as some skill improvement. I started reading the book, the artists way, and it gave the exercise of morning pages where you write 3 pages pen and paper stream of consciousness style first thing in the morning. I am going to start doing this.

This is simply him just developing and maturing. Hes pretty young so it would make sense that ones perspective would evolve over time. I also think hes pretty honest with what hes experienced in life and only tries to talk on things hes had experience in or from someone hes met. This is kinda fucked up from him. A couple days after i wrote that original comment, I saw how he scammed like near $1000 from like a few hundred teenagers. Its tough when your die hard audience is super young like his. I think part of him wants to help get people on self improvement before its too late, but also because its just easier to market to inexperienced kids.

What you experience is a result of what you do

Today I: Finished reading the Path of Least Resistance + started reading Truth Vs Falsehood Wrote youtube script Recorded video Did 100 pushups + stretched Im slowly building back some momentum. I feel like thats the key in this work. Do something everyday to take you closer to your goals, even if its little. The hardest part is starting completely from scratch, like cold starting an engine. I remember in high school when I would run 40+ miles a week, it was easy to go out for a 5k run, almost automatic and habitual. Just stay in the groove of writing and recording a little bit every day and some days Ill end up writing a few thousand words, but the key is to just sit at the desk and produce a couple crappy pages no matter what. The Path of Least Resistance was really good. It opened my eyes to how I was letting myself be controlled by external circumstances and the mechanisms behind why I always seem to self sabotage when I get close to my goals. Make the choice to be the creator in your life, hold the vision of what you want to create, and take action to close the discrepancy of current reality and the reality we want to create.

I also like Hamza. Hamza will never publicly admit it because much of his fanbase likes Tate, but deep down Hamza knows Tate is a toxic clown and is not a good role model for young men. He was going down that same path and Im glad he realized it and changed up to becoming a sort of family man and prepping to be a good father.

How often is he posted on here? This is the first time ive seen him posted about on the forum in a while. Edit: Oh wait I just saw Starstruck post about him under this post lol. He seems to be the only one who is enthralled with his BS. I definitely agree that David Goggins is a much better alternative than Andrew Tate. They preach a somewhat similar message but at least Goggins is a respectable human

Today I: Did 50 pushups + stretched Went to library and brainstormed + wrote video ideas Recorded video Went to Target and staples for school + life supplies I have about 100 really good video topics that I will be continuing to write and record over the few months. Right now Im just recording in my car and I dont plan on releasing these, just using them as a way to develop speaking skills and flesh out the topics im working on. I need to find a good spot where I can actually record high quality vids. Its difficult to do in my dorm because of roommates and disturbances. Home would probably be best but Ill see if i can find good spots down here. I bought plates and utensils and a white board from target. I also bought a bunch of notebooks and pens from staples. I like the feel of analog writing way better than using a computer, but I also want to build a better commonplace book on my laptop.

Today I: Read 60 pages Did 100 pushups and stretched Went grocery shopping Recorded video Went to library to write and plan out a weekly schedule I can follow Listened to Modern Wisdom podcast with Alex Hormozi I tried to get healthy stuff at the grocery store. Chicken and fruit. That should last me 2-3 days. I planned out a weekly schedule for school. Im gonna focus on getting all my schoolwork done on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday and then do my life purpose work on Tuesdays, fridays, and weekends. A common theme im seeing with hyper successful people is obsession over fulfilling 1-3 goals. On my working days im going to completely focus on writing screenplays and writing + recording youtube videos. I also want to write stand up comedy material, but im not sure if it will make me too scattered. I have tons of ideas for jokes in my iphone notes and if I fleshed them all out, it would probably amount to 10-20 minutes of material. Some of my classes actually require that I turn my final paper in, in the form of a youtube video, so I can tie my schoolwork into making interesting/thought provoking philosophical content. Kind of like Consilience Project but not as good lol.

For complete beginner advice, go with Dave Ramsey. Then read "Money: Master the Game" by Tony Robbins

Either LSD or Kava. 1 kava/kratom drink feels like 10 cups of coffee and makes you more social. Also its made from leaves so its natural

Today I: Went to class and did HW Recorded video for speaking skills Did 100 pushups and stretched Read 50 pages of Path of Least Resistance Only 1 class today, it was early and then I took a nap afterwards. Hit the library and did some work and read. Still getting into the swing of things at school. I feel like Im writing the same thing everyday of how I need to get into a better routine. I keep saying how I want to eat better but then I eat mcdonalds or chick fil a the next day. I need to plan out some sort of meal plan. Preferably lean chicken, fruit, almonds, maybe some eggs. I have a george foreman grill that can cook some stuff. Tomorrow I have 4 classes. Its still syllabus week so classes arent too intense yet.

i didnt listen to a ton of music that was released last year but Im a big fan of lana del rey

I think hes a valuable health resource due to the insane amount of data he tracks, but like others have said, due to his testosterone intake and low caloric intake its not perfectly replicable for the average person. I think taking bits and pieces from his stuff and customizing it to your own body is the best plan. Like I think a good steak a couple times a week would massively improve the protocol for the average person. I also think he said somewhere that getting good sleep, cutting out drugs/alcohol, and exclusively eating non processed whole foods is like 80% of the battle I guess another note is that hes optimizing for anti aging and not peak performance, which explains the calorie deficit hes living on. Obviously it depends on the persons metabolism, but if youre exercising as much as he does, you would probably want to go for 2500+ calories

Today I: Went to classes Recorded a video for speaking practice Stretched and did 100 pushups Bought my books for class Watched new Owen Cook video First day of classes today. I had 4 classes because I wanted to pack my schedule to have most of the week off. The classes seem interesting except for this feminist ethics class I have to take to graduate. I feel so uncomfortable there, i guess now i know how a woman feels lol. I was pretty busy so I didnt get the chance to read today except for looking over some of the books I need for class. Idk why but I still get nervous when ever I get called on to introduce myself in class. Like my heart starts racing and I get butterflies in my stomach as if Im scared to embarrass myself. You would think after having crazy psychedelic awakenings, that type of mundane stuff wouldnt bother you. Tomorrow I only have 1 class so I should have more freetime. I need to set up a routine that I can follow everyday. Mondays and Wednesdays will be tough because of the amount of classes, but I should still be able to fit some personal development in. ^^^ Great video. Love that he does a sort of update about what hes learned every year (Even though I think this video might have been filmed a year ago lol) The truth is that you are at the cause of your life and you need to take radical responsibility for creating the life that you want, and you do that by becoming a massive value provider.

Today I: Read 40 pages of path of least resistance Recorded video to practice speaking Planned out this semester in terms of time management and course load Tomorrow is my last first day of class. This is the last time Ill be a college student and have freedom from the "real world." Honestly looking forward to getting out of here, but I know I should cherish the moment and enjoy my last semester. Its weird, college went by way quicker than high school. This is the last few months where Ill have no real responsibilities so I need to use this time wisely to build up some skills and get in a routine of good habits. Tomorrow after classes I am gonna read 50 pages, exercise + stretch, record a video, and write. I need to buy my books and some notebooks for class + journals. Also need to buy a water bottle, I left mine back at home

Its almost like your biologically conditioned to only find members of the same species attractive lol. In the same way that you dont find other animals on earth attractive, youre probably not going to find alien species from lightyears away very sexually appealing. I bet that alien is considered sexy as fuck on his home planet lawlz

Good thread. I have been heavily considering van life or living in a class C RV after I graduate and save up some money. After watching that video and from previous research, I think I would definitely go for van life because of the better mpg and the unreliability of RV's. I really want to road trip across the USA for a year or 2. What are your monthly expenses for your van life setup? How do you make money while on the road? I feel like I would either need to save up like a years worth of expenses or develop some sort of location independent income before I embark on this journey

Is it bad that I would probably do it if I got 1 million dollars?

Today I: Drove 18 hrs to Tampa. I took a nap in Georgia but otherwise it was a nonstop trip all night. Then I slept the rest of the day Finally got back at around noon. This is the last semester. In 119 days I will be graduated. Thank God. I listened to quite a few Actualized episodes over the drive. Spiral dynamics stage purple and red. I rewatched the episode on free will and on how to escape wage slavery. ^^^ I also rewatched this one. Probably one of, if not my favorite, and most practical episodes. Some skills/areas that I want to invest in everyday are writing, speaking, filmmaking, education, health, and spirituality. Some things I can do everyday in these areas are: Writing - Journal everyday. Write screenplays. Write down my thoughts and ideas and form them into a cohesive argument that can be made into a youtube video or essay. Speaking - Record myself speaking on a topic that I write about for 15-30 minutes a day. I did this a decent amount last year but I need to be more consistent with it. Do cold approach and work on social skills. Do stand up comedy. I sing a lot in the car and this also definitely helps my vocal projection. Also in the car I can speak out loud instead of just thinking with an internal monologue Filmmaking - Write screenplays which also helps with writing. Watch and analyze great movies. Write short films that I could film on a low budget over a weekend. Actually make short films to practice working with actors and being a director Education - Read 50 pages a day. Watch and take notes on videos/podcasts/courses that I consume. Try and meet high quality mentors that I look up to. Health - Cut out trash food. I eat way too much mcdonalds. I want to go on a full paleo diet. Daily exercise and stretching routine. Something like 100 pushups and running a 5k everyday would be good. I dont want to be crazy jacked, I just want to be super flexible and have decent strength. Spirituality - Meditate for minimum 30 minutes a day. Go on a couple vipassana retreats a year.

Today I: Went to work Listened to TOE podcast with Anand Vaidya Didnt do much today besides work. Even though I didnt exercise, I basically got a full body workout from lifting shit and standing all day at work. I made some good money over break. I should have a few thousand bucks to go back to college with. Ill probably drive back tomorrow or saturday. Tomorrow I need to pack all my stuff.

Have you tried any psychedelics?