Revolutionary Think

I'm just a guy who was told if I did well in school and University I'd at least have a financial path forward in my life. When I saw that it was Bull Yang was the one who made the most sense. This is the reason I'm for him.

I like this Seth Underwood guy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YU9eHsCWGIo

I'm not worried about that I'm more worried that the SJW wing of the democrats wont make Yang someone as the nominee because he doesn't do identity Politics and Cultural things I'm much more worried about the economic future of the country.

Agreed. I think after the debates his name recognition will sky rocket.

@Leo Gura wants Bernie lol.

Can you find it?

What do you guys think of this?

Stage Yellow Presidential Candidate?

This is pure genius Come back and watch it after you awaken. Now you know the secret now you must die. Which one are you?

Have you thought about apprenticeships?

Hi all it's been a long time since I've posted and I'm glad to say I've created a philosophy world discord. This is a place where people come and talk about philosophy such as ego, emotions, ethics, money, legacy etc. so if that strikes your fancy come right in. I put this here in Life Purpose, Career, and Entrepreneurship because most of the people in it are I think stage Orange. I took the HTC program for High Ticket Closing because I'm not going to deny it I want to be rich. Also there are other Libertarian minded people there from a program called Autonomy. I want to bring in self actualization for these people because they are my friends. So you're all welcome to join, make friends, and have a great time. https://discord.gg/Ehkj9B

My life purpose is along the lines of becoming an internationally renowned world speaker. So I made this speech about how we can empower young people to go after their dreams.

I am a person who contemplates about the state our planet is in and why things happen the way they do. So after really diving deep with in myself and doing a ton of inquiry I realized that most suffering comes from a scarcity mindset and a scarcity mindset leads to a scarcity world. The opposite of that kind of world would be an abundance world. So I created a manifesto that talks about how we can get there. I'm looking for a few good people who can share this vision with me and we can collaborate on it. Here is the manifesto that can open your minds to new possibilities. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ie1S36c8MTPMgtlLLF0vc74j2xBQjWtU52UzRBLid9U/edit?usp=sharing

It's a factor of a lot of things.

Right

@XYZ Yes very scarcity minded.

@XYZ I agree on that. We can start with our stupid education system that doesn't teach about money at all. Have you ever wondered why our stupid system is set up in a way that doesn't even prepare us for the future. Why we grow up learning a whole bunch of irrelevant crap that doesn't do anything for us once we're outside the education system?

@XYZ You're mainly looking at the stage orange level of abundance. I'm not just talking about an abundance of resources I'm talking about an abundance of fulfillment. If you look at the lifestyles of some rich and famous people they have their abundance of resources yet not the fulfillment as you look at the recent trends of celebrity deaths. The schools in my opinion if they don't concentrate on fulfillment at all and just make us mindless cogs in a heartless machine that should be paid attention to. You may have an abundance of money as a doctor or lawyer yet feel empty inside and burnt out because of the structure of the work or it's something that your parents and teachers pushed you into but, it was never something you wanted to do. So when thinking of this abundance we must think of it at the green and yellow stages as well and go to the turquoise level with it.

So after watching Leo's last video I see it's important to actually do the work. I want to ask any of you if you're doing self inquiry what works for you standing, sitting, staring at your finger, closing your eyes or keeping them open.

@Leo Gura You talk about videos where wage slavery sucks and I totally agree. I don't know what it is but, I personally have a hard time navigating the job market and starting my own business. A lot of schools (even when we went to business school) don't teach us about how to bring value in a way that makes money for us. Can you make a super practical video for people like me who have an extremely hard time to find a fulfilling job or make their way into a business? I mean I have talent and I'm a hard worker the big problem that I'm having is making my way through a gatekeeper like HR or putting something together for a business. I'm just wondering what kind of actions I can apply to deal with this and show my value in a way that I can make money which my schools and my family didn't go over (other than being a wage slave).

Again that's where spiritual abundance comes in. I agree with you on that and I even have a part in my manifesto where I talk about it. The West has an education system that does that. When people find their purpose and their passion then they plug themselves into it they don't feel (or at least I didn't) feel that sense of emptiness. Unfortunately our stage orange education system is shit. It keeps people in bondage and sometimes people come out with even less than what they started with. If we were given the chance to find out what our purpose is and what we truly value instead of all these tests, essays, and homework assignment on random subjects I'm sure the situation would change for the better.

@BjarkeT point taken. With out the dark we wouldn't know what the light is. Feel free to look at the manifesto though. If you're up for a challenge of changing the world.

@BjarkeT I think you're missing the point. The reason I made the manifesto is so we should avoid disaster. Scarcity means a scarcity of resources spiritual and physical so if you really embraced pain why don't you right now give everything you own to charity and start from scratch. It'll be a painful journey to do something like that and outside of your comfort zone. There's a difference between going outside of your comfort zone and embracing pain which I do agree with you it helps. What I'm talking about here is true suffering that leads nations on the brink of war and people on the brink of suicide. I think if we avoided this we'd be living in a better world. I don't know what your history is yet I saw when someone asked if working 24/7 is manageable and you said that you doubt it and your body needs sleep. In a world of scarcity let's say if we got rid of all labor laws and a person had to work 24/7 and sleep was considered a luxury we'd all be suffering for it for no reason. This scenario would usually happen in a scarcity world as opposed to an abundance world. If pain is your thing in an abundance world you'd have the chance to buy a ticket to go climb mount Everest that would most likely push you out of your comfort zone and grow you. In a scarcity world just to survive if you needed to be a wage slave it wouldn't exactly be painful it would just be boring and mind numbing yet if you didn't do this job you'd run out of money and your survival needs. Do you understand it's not about pain and pleasure it's about creating a sustainable system that sustains physical and spiritual growth. It's about not being a mindless cog in a heartless machine.

@BjarkeT Well unnecessary pain just for its own sake is dumb. You wouldn't bash your head against the wall to grow stronger? Or smack yourself in the face. Anyway this is more about removing the scarcity and inviting the abundance. When you live in the abundance you can still have a gym membership and hire the toughest coach on the planet instead of living in a post apocalyptic world that's been nuked by an argument between sociopaths.