HARDEST WORKERS and the Survival Paradigm!

[Sahil Pandit]

Okay so I want this thread to be a place where we can talk about the hardest workers of the past (or Present) with some stories you can share if you know any personally! 

 (Stories of Yogi's, Athletes, Warriors, basically anyone whose work ethic comes from a survival paradigm)

1. I have heard of reports that The Rock wakes up at 3:45am each morning, fights all of his demons in the gym before 6AM, and then starts his day.

2. Another example could be Bhudda's determination to enter Nirvana (Specific examples/ stories anyone??)

3. Athletes who would train for hours on end before their real practice would begin (10,000 rule/mastery)

Who's got some in depth examples that can inspires some viewers on the Forum? 

[Shin]

Gandhi.

Devoted every seconds of his life to his purpose.

The real alpha male ?

http://www.gandhi-manibhavan.org/daily_routine.htm

He was also a troll before internet even exist ?

Edited March 1, 2018 by Shin

[Sahil Pandit]

@Shin Navy Seal David Goggins did over 4,000 pull ups in 17 hours.

He prepared for over a year by doing 67,000 in a year.

He used to weigh +295 lbs. He lost 100 in 3 months.

He can run +205 miles straight. 

[Steph1988]

@Sahil Pandit Saw him on the Joe Rogan podcast very inspirational!

[BjarkeT]

one of the hardest workest I am aware of is elon musk in the present and in the past maybe theodore roosevelt cal newport talk about that he would create artificial deadlines that drastically reduce the amount of time he have to accomplish hes goal so he have to work much more intensely to get it done with zero time wasted (if it usually take him a week maybe set it to a day to get it done) 

btw it wasn't just 10000 hours alone but it was deliberate pratice that made them master what they did you could spend 10000 hours but it doesn't mean it leads to mastery i have spend probably 10000 hours playing piano since 2006 but i am no master at it most likely because of the lack of deliberate pratice 

Edited March 1, 2018 by BjarkeT

[Preetom]

@Sahil Pandit Can you elaborate on the concept of 'survival paradigm'?

Does the existence of the sense of self critically depend on the hard work of these workers? Is this why they tap into a primal, unshakable motivation for their work?

Edited March 1, 2018 by Preetom

[Ether]

Me, cuz i will just not quit enlightenment. But i dont think im a hard worker or smth

[h inandout]

Undocumented immigrants. 

[Sahil Pandit]

@Preetom Check Leo's Blog video where he talks about the survival paradigm.

@h inandout I love this answer, and you are spot on!!!

@Ether bruh wyd on the forum, your self inquiry could be improving this very second!!

[Ether]

@Sahil Pandit im taking a break from all of that.

[Star Net]

Hi @h inandout

On 01.03.2018 at 7:07 PM, h inandout said:

Undocumented immigrants. 

Unfortunately, You are Right ... and with unfair wages,

in some cases they do not even be be treated as humans,