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@rounder Hmm are you sure? Because off of wikipedia: "Psychological projection is a theory in psychology in which the human ego defends itself against unconscious impulses or qualities (both positive and negative) by denying their existence in themselves while attributing them to others.[1] For example, a person who is habitually rude may constantly accuse other people of being rude. It incorporates blame shifting." Is the definition incomplete? @Feel Good Thank you. this eased my uncertainty a bit

letting go by david r hawkins is almost the same

@RendHeaven eben pagan for your general marketing needs, digital products needs, life coaching needs all backed by solid personal development and a stage yellow thinker

@Leo Gura wow I had an intuition that you would release a video on this. maybe itll come true I still think college is pointless even for the subjects you mentioned since you can hire the professor to 1 on 1 coach you, build a network of passionate people and you can show up to many ivy league lectures and many of the courses are posted online.

@Girzo i'm just aware that there is an abundance of opportunity in every field with or without a degree. assuming the best way to be successful is the way that the mainstream and your culture has fed to you is a mistake. there's many paths and ways of doing just one thing. you must tap into your creative power and think about what's possible. You want to be a Doctor and cure cancer, surely you must need a degree? Check out Brian Johnson from Optimize. He released 2 courses on conquering cancer which was approved by top oncologists. He has no medical degree. You want to be a psychologist? Leo You want to be a therapist? Become a life coach or something similar I haven't looked into lawyers or building engineers. I can guarantee with solid strategy and hard work you can find a better way of doing it where you don't waste your life and your resources. There's usually a better and more efficient way of doing it College is an option of hundreds of other options. Make sure that it's the option that is most desirable of the hundreds of others. Be creative and work hard http://lmgtfy.com/?q=becoming+a+lawyer+without+college

@Girzo in 95% of cases college is inefficient in achieving its goals @SgtPepper yes, it has benefits. however most of which can be attained without college, and in a better manner @ChimpBrain correct theres lots of dogma around college. its more often the case that you were/are better off w.o. it. ex: in 1 year: id rather be hyper strategic and self study comp sci. take a comp sci bootcamp(squeeze years in months), hire a top comp sci expert 10x a month for $100/hr, join comp sci projects like hackathon and robotics, and do/join a tech startup for 6 months. efficiency, better info, passion, freedom

@RendHeaven https://www.actualized.org/insights/going-full-autodidact

@Recursoinominado you will need self esteem and shadow work for that prob

i remember him saying college was his biggest regret. i think it was a blog post

happier than the average person. high self esteem and mental stability

@Jonson very. lol

Lots of great stuff here.

@zoey101 You're right on that insight Your belief systems are acquired from other people Maybe even your sense of humor Or your mannerisms The way the you see the world

awesome conclusion i bet that you came to that conclusion either through direct experience or empirically

i can only imagine how funny the comments section will be if it was 4 hours long

@Leo Gura i hope the vid is about how to make a thousand bucks quick and easy. i need some money

you can always find pdfs of books through torrenting. just saying

I've lost that same social confidence too and am aching for it back I'm going to be spending the next month brainstorming and becoming social. I want to hit it hard

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@MarkusSweden are you above age 35 by any chance

@How to be wise alright thanks for the confidence boost. i'll try it again.

I can attest for this

@Truth fuck

hey, i tried doing the work the other day, but it felt really overwhelming. i think in the worksheet there's like 40 different scenarios i have to go through for each dilemma? if i remember correctly. do i have to do this for everything? it seems super time consuming