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I've been talking a lot about confidence and narcissism and understanding the difference between the two forces. But there’s an even further level that we need to touch on. Some say it’s one of the worst sins imaginable, and that is having too much pride. Many people have the belief that pride is nothing more than evil, but is it always as bad as people say it is? In this episode, I want to share with you all, my take on pride and do a deep dive on its element to really see if it’s as bad as people think it is or is it an untapped resource that gets a bad rep? Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/2GC1XS9

This is episode 2 of 2 in our series of understanding ignorance, in our last episode we mentioned how there’s really only three types of ignorance. In this episode I want to cover the idea of the saying ‘Ignorance is bliss.’ It’s a saying we hear all the time, and I want to dissect that quote and to really see if there’s any merit when people use it. Go check Barry Schwartz’s book 'Paradox of Choice’ - https://amzn.to/3oEePsK Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/2GC1XS9

I go on record a lot about how no one should ever take pride in ignorance. You don’t advertise to people that you have pink eye or bad breath, so why should people proclaim that they don’t know shit? While at the same time make themselves feel like an outcast and out of the loop in the process. A topics I want to dive deeper into understanding is ignorance. I believe there’s 3 types of ignorance that’s plaguing people. Either it’s them using the wrong one for the wrong occasion or it’s not realizing or knowing how destructive they can be. This episode will be part 1 of 2 of understanding ignorance.  Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/2GC1XS9

HEXACO Test -  https://hexaco.org/hexaco-online Tai Lopez Life Compass Personality Quiz - https://www.tailopez.com/fullquiz Recently I’ve been watching NBC’s ‘The Office’ particularly the episode titled ‘Dream Team.’ And one of the smaller characters of the show, a guy named Vickram was describing our protagonist, Michael Scott, as confident. Vickram followed up, by saying how “Confidence is the food of the wise man but the liquor of the fool.” With all of that in mind I figure I share my thoughts on confidence, is it a bad thing that people have it or is it a bad thing that people lack it. We’re going to answer that question and more in this episode.  Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/2GC1XS9

If you’re listening to this episode in the future, you’re not going to notice anything but for the people who’s listening to this episode while it’s fresh. I’m posting this episode on a Saturday. What does that mean for this channel? I believe each and every point that I make on this podcast should be stand alone episodes diving deep and practical into each topic. Most of my content is usually between 20-25 minutes per episode. But there’s also a lot of other content that is smaller in scale that I still believe should be said. To combine smaller scale topics with heavy duty points in my opinion almost devalues the advice that’s in the smaller scale topics. I believe the topics I bring up on this channel are essential, and I want everyone to hear and understand that with my content. With that being said, every-now-and-then on a Saturday or weekend. I’ll be posting new episodes that are smaller productions between 5-10 minutes long. Don’t worry I’ll still be posting on Mondays and Thursdays. There’s just so much content I want to post and to just lump everything together in my opinion is lazy, disorganized, and serves no purpose to you guys listening. You can guarantee from me that each episode will be its own stand alone topic unless explicitly clear that it’s a start or a segway to another episode.  Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/2GC1XS9

You, me, your parents, your siblings and best friend all have a common denominator besides the fact that we’re all human. And it’s the fact that we’ve done tests in school. Now, if you’ve been following my content I speak up against a lot of these online marketers or gurus on the internet. And something that a lot of these gurus online talk a lot about are the flawed education that the school system provides its students. A lot of these gurus' arguments stem from the fact that they hated tests or they hated the teachers. They always say the shit, in that “Oh the school system would be perfect if there were no tests or evaluations.” Or learning to memorize meaningless facts is a waste of time. But I want to dissect this idea of tests even further, because you have one group of people support tests and evaluations. But on the other side are the people against the idea of tests and evaluations. Where I want to be is the middle ground in all of this and give you guys an objective perspective because it's a tug of war between these two forces that try to get the people who don’t know where to settle. To subscribe to one of these two entities.  Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/2GC1XS9

Today’s topic is something that a lot of people talk about. It’s something internet gurus, parents and adults in all walks of life have in common, and rightfully so. That topic is building your foundation and doing the necessary start-up effort that’s needed to succeed or to pull off anything of magnitude. I want clear the air on this subject because a lot of people do touch on this element of life but never dive deep into it or if they do. Some points are being ignored and never acknowledged. Recap and Notes on The 8 Foundational Tasks 1 Know how you learn best - EducationPlanner, 16 personality EducationPlanner.Org - http://www.educationplanner.org/students/self-assessments/learning-styles-quiz.shtml 16 personalities - https://www.16personalities.com/ 2 Know your strengths - Ask for Feedback Managing Oneself and Getting Feedback - https://www.amazon.ca/Managing-Oneself-Peter-F-Drucker/dp/142212312X 3 Know your audience - Stereotype: Race, Age, Location, Interest, Pain 4 Know your craft - Becoming Unstoppable, Meaningful practice 5 Know your partners/contracts - Tai Lopez Quiz, FitSmallBusinesses, Valuetainment,  Tai Lopez Quiz - https://www.tailopez.com/quiz How To Make The Best Partnership Agreement - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x09DaDHyqpQ&ab_channel=FitSmallBusiness How to Choose the Right Business Partner - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RY0Bc-I1bAU&ab_channel=Valuetainment 6 Experiment/Make mistakes small scale - What are the analytics saying, don’t add money, find proof of concept 7 Finding your consistency - Upload schedule, Finding your flow 8 Building your routine - Everything is summed up in your routine, You need to build patience. It takes time for others to catch on Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/2GC1XS9

I posted an episode titled ‘You Need To Stop Arguing With Dumbasses. Here’s How.’ And in that episode I touched on at the very end about delusion and explaining really simply as to why people act that way. But in today's episode I want to keep my promise in that I’d make an episode covering delusion and how to deal with people who are going through it. If you haven’t already watched the episode I mentioned earlier if you’re just stumbling to this episode. I highly recommend that you guys give that first episode a listen because I’m going to reference some things mentioned before. Delusional disorder | Mental health | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbSEybahiVA&ab_channel=khanacademymedicine  How to Deal With Delusional People - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpb1rCf5Jlo&ab_channel=DrTashaEurich  What is Delusional disorder? How Is It Different From Schizophrenia? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vF08wnUXCUo&ab_channel=Dr.TraceyMarks  How to Reason with Someone Who is Delusional | Is Delusional Behavior on a Continuum? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1GxFKtxF-I&ab_channel=Dr.ToddGrande  Examples of Delusions | How are Delusions Treated? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQxGu6J5ihA&ab_channel=Dr.ToddGrande  Confronting a 19 yr old “Millionaire Visionary” on alleged scam - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6JGTQZhP18&t=371s&ab_channel=Coffeezilla  How to Get a Friend Out of an MLM - https://www.vice.com/en_ca/article/43e573/how-to-get-a-friend-out-of-an-mlm-herbalife-amway-younique- 

If you’ve been on the internet for longer than 30 seconds you’ve probably seen ads on youtube or insta, or facebook about some fuckwaud telling you that you need a mentor or some sort of guidance. And as much as I despised these cocksuckers, I do agree on the point in that you need some guidance when you’re new at anything. Taking initiative for yourself and asking questions is always the go to first step. But this begs a question, and that is when should we go against this idea and when should we speak up? That is the question I want to answer in this episode.

We’ve all heard the saying “It’s difficult to argue with a genius but it’s impossible to argue with an idiot.” This quote is one of the most powerful examples to show human behaviour. It's a quote that I agree with only if you understand the context of when it’s being used. The problem is when people who are just having a conversation start using this quote to label other people or friends that disagree on a point. And used in that form hurts people.   PERSPECTIVE. What is war to one group might be liberation to another. What is junk to one man or woman is treasure to another. It’s experiences, feelings, habits, and beliefs, even upbringings that have an influence on our view and I want you all to remember that. Never put others down for how they felt regarding something, the habits they need to work on, the upbringing they received, or their overall beliefs and convictions. Everyone comes from a different background and no one should be put on the spot for how they were molded and raised. But there's another layer to this quote, so let's dissect it further. Coffeezilla’s Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFQMnBA3CS502aghlcr0_aw  Confronting a 19 yr old “Millionaire Visionary” on alleged scam - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6JGTQZhP18&ab_channel=Coffeezilla 

In the online self-help world we live in, you’ve probably heard the saying ‘You are the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with’ or ‘Your income is the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with.’ Which there is some merit to it in that osmosis does play a role. If you’re surrounded by pig shit all day, by the time the sun sets, you’ll probably be smelling like pig shit. Gurus online almost go to the extreme with this and tells their followers to just drop everyone, the issue is that no one is an island. And when a human ever goes down that route, their DNA wouldn’t be in the gene pool. I show you guys how you can still have a social life and feel bad for hanging around other people. The Good Life | Robert Waldinger | TEDxBeaconStreet - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-7zAkwAOYg&t=1s&ab_channel=TEDxTalks  How to Read People Using Dark Triad - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w04M8IzBj0E  Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/2GC1XS9

If you look at some of the greatest athletes of all time, Michael Jordan for example. He wanted to become the living embodiment of basketball greatness. And he didn’t care what it took to get there. He just wanted to be the best and be the undisputed goat. And if you ask some people, they’d give him that title. But it’s almost like a side effect that when an individual goes down this path of excellence they become cold when it comes to people’s beliefs or emotions. It's people like Jordan that become consumed about becoming the best that they themselves become hostile towards themselves and others because they demand greatness from everyone. But in today's episode, I'm going to share how you can still go down this path of becoming the best just not becoming an asshole villain in the process. Jordan Punch - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkpFgvjgHyQ&ab_channel=TheBuzz Whiplash Dump - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsWlktW0kj4&ab_channel=UniversalPicturesNederland Whiplash Car Crash -  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Vb5G8xjc_0&ab_channel=horkrat Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/2GC1XS9

If you follow my content you’re probably interested in business or studying business or trying to start up a business. If you ever try to search up best beginner businesses to start or anything along those lines, you’ll always find consulting or coaching to be at the top of the list as the best go to business model. Which isn’t wrong due to so many advantages it brings for the entrepreneur. Here’s a few advantages: Low Start up cost Low Maintenance cost Service is just information so no need to build physical product or hold inventory Can connect to customers using the internet and facetime Different methods of distributing service. Courses, Coaching, books, worksheets, Live streams, affiliate marketing, Youtube videos, and podcasts All that is needed is experience in the field and a way to record content  If you’re content is on Youtube you can collect ad revenue from your videos You can also pick your own hours of operation  Different industries of consulting But there’s a dark side to all of this that most people don’t bring up. And that is results. The challenge in getting others to take action on your advice is near impossible and when they take action and shit goes south. You as the "Consultant" are to blame and rightfully so. I breakdown 30 of what I believe to be as the best beginner businesses to shoot for Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/2GC1XS9

I did an episode discussing why hard work isn’t enough on August 13, 2019 and I mentioned how hard work is part of what’s called Conscientiousness which measures 4 elements that all people who had an impact on the world or all people who have accomplished their goals have or whatever they wanted to achieve. But I want to state that there's  a big discrepancy between working hard in the short term and in the long term. If you need immediate results (which is the short term), this is where hard work thrives. If you need money to live off of and feed yourself for the month, you’re better off grinding trying to get the paycheck then try and invest in a stock that you have no control over when it explodes or sinks. This issue of hard work is when you just try to work hard long term. Any long term plans require smart work. And in today's episode I want to dissect further on how to use both hard work and smart work. Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/2GC1XS9

I know I talk a lot about entrepreneurship and the majority of you guys who watch my shit are entrepreneurs or young inspiring individuals who want to get into this field of being in business and finance. But there’s a problem in this circle jerk world pool, but before we get to it. If you haven’t been living under a rock for these past 5 or so years you’ve probably been hit with the “Quit your 9-5 job” type youtube, instagram, facebook ads. And I really want to clear the air about this issue. We see in these ads of a guy standing in front of some car, or fancy mansions, or chilling with some babes, preaching at us to quit our jobs and get into entrepreneurship so we can be free. And this is where I want to stop people. Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/2GC1XS9

I’m back, no I’m not dead. This is the first episode I’m posting in almost 6 months. A lot has happened beyond coronavirus but in today’s episode I want to talk about flow. What is it and why should you care. But, I want to let you guys know firstly I do this podcast as a hobby of mine, if you guys didn’t know since I’m outta high school now. I’m a video editor and that role takes up a lot of time and energy but now that we’ve got our groove where we have a routine. This opens up time where I can get back into podcasting and give you guys the nuggets of advice I want to share. The Second reason I haven’t been posting was because I thought I said everything I needed to say. I saw my content was this was it. Give my information to a young buck and as long as they followed my advice and my message they’d be set on a good path to life. But as I quickly realized, life has a lot of twists and turns and I still think it’s my responsibility to at least acknowledge these points and give my perspective on them. As always like what Bruce Lee says, "Absorb what you like, discard what you don’t and add what is your own" should be your motto when taking in information whether it’s my content or some else's. Don’t just blindly take in everything. Question it for yourself and if it's applicable to you.  New Episodes Drop Mondays and Thursdays. The Good Life | Robert Waldinger - https://bit.ly/32bzhYH  Why You Can't Do The Work - https://bit.ly/2FfnAr5  Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/2GC1XS9

I want to expose a lie. A lie you and me and many others have fallen for and at the end of the day is nothing more than a facade. I’ve broken down and exposed the contrepreuners out there in the world and sharing with you all some of their nasty tactics, so you don’t fall for them yourself. And in this episode I want to rant and expose the “Boss Lifestyle.” It’s interesting how this all started with Tai Lopez, with his infamous here in my garage video and now cut to 5 years later and everyone is doing this to get attention for their course they want to sell that make bullshit promises of success. When you begin to live a life of simplicity you begin to live in the realm of abundance mindset where you can decide what you'd want and don't want. And can make these decisions by not being anchored down by heavy unnecessary expenses.  Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, or a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/38MCuhK

Scoring For a Fake Guru Here 0-1 Probably not a fake guru but watch for trends and habits 2-8 Run away and never let your friends and family members speak of this person Coffeezilla's Content Kevin David Doesn't Want You To See This Video - https://bit.ly/2xnHGuU  HE WHO MUST NOT BE NAMED - https://bit.ly/3admk1X  Real Amazon Seller $8M+ Gets Honest About Kevin David - https://bit.ly/33KqRXh  Mike Winnet's Contrepreneur Formula - https://bit.ly/2wLjDWU This is a follow up episode to a past episode titled ‘How to Identify Fake Guru’s and Who They Really Are’ and in that episode I share my take on the Top Red flags that someone is a Fake Guru. Inspired by Coffeezilla's Fake Guru Checklist. Again shout out to my boy Coffeezilla for giving me the idea for these episodes, if you haven’t heard of the former episode, go check that out first then comeback to listen to these subtle tactics internet marketers say and use. Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, or a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/38MCuhK

I want to explain why you can’t do the work you want to do even though you desire the by-product of what it can bring. I’ve been told countless times and I know you have as well that you’re going to have to do things you don’t like. And we’ve been hardwired to think that if we desire the end goal badly enough that you’ll fight tooth and nail to get it. And I have to say, that is completely wrong for a couple of reasons. Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, or a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/38MCuhK

Top 10 Fake Guru RED FLAGS To Watch For!!! - https://bit.ly/2WIaBVc If you’ve been keeping up with my posting within these past few episodes before this I’ve been mentioning fake gurus, courses and scams. And I’d like to dedicate this episode to shed light on this controversial subject. I’m going to draw some ideas from my boy Coffeezilla who’s whole Youtube channel is about exposing fake gurus and giving victims a platform that they can provide their testimonial without being sued guru’s lawyers.  Coffeezilla's Fake Guru Red Flags 1. Has a "Mastermind" 2. Luxury cars in the video 3. Disparages 9-5 jobs 4. Invites you to a "live webinar" 5. Paid course 6. Under 35 years of age 7. No verifiable financial history 8. Runs Youtube or Facebook ads 9. "Free book" 10. Can't stop talking about mentors (This is only a red flag if #5 is true as well) Got some topics you'd like me to talk about, or a guest you'd like me to bring on, or got a burning question you want answered.  Leave it in the Podcast Survey - https://bit.ly/38MCuhK