Escaping the Matrix | Tom Bilyeu | Talks at Google 

That'd be fun and creepy --- a Bilyeu clone introducing OG Bilyeu.

anas Yusuf Totally!!

@@soorenasedighi8931 I couldn't recognize his voice till haven't grabbed my phone and looked up who's being interrogated.

Insightful comment! It speaks to me.

#VALUE, as always...Tom with that cough!..he had the rona before it was “a thing”👀

Dillon Mysliwiec CUT "hopefully" out of your mind!

At my job, a person I just met today, actually tore off a piece of an advertisement, and told me to get in contact with him and another person. I'm just now hearing of him, for the first time. He's an awesome story-teller.

GONDURAS MEAT MARKET hahaha 😂

why?

I guess because the more he spoke, the more he sounded like me. Which I guess really means, I like myself ☺️

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This answer is coming in one year late but here it goes: Mistakes are straightforward, just as you said, but saying everything is your fault allows you to also analyze what you could have done differently or could you have done more in a situation. Regardless of the situation and outside forces at play, you can take these into consideration and make the best of it, instead of the typical excuse of "I did nothing wrong and everything went tits up due to X and Y outside factors". Yes, you did nothing wrong and nobody is blaming you, but you could have affected the situation positively by taking more ownership. Saying "everything is your fault" is neat way of compressing all of this into one simple sentence, it also implies you have control of your own fate (because your behavior/decisions results in everything that is your fault) and you can positively affect it by putting in effort. This might work easier with examples: I'm fat, guess what, my fault. Watch your diet/exercise. I don't have a job/income, guess what, my fault. Apply for a job, go hustle. No friends, guess what, my fault. Go outside, talk with people, start a new social hobby. No promotion, guess what, my fault. Grow, develop, generate value, come up with a plan. You're basically taking control of your life and stop being a victim of your circumstances.

Anything offensive has a layer of truth to it. I believe that the quote "Those who can do and those who can not teach." is a perfect example of having a fixed mindset and that it does not undermine teachers but rather the belief systems that most people adopt.

What a silly thing to say, its plainly an insult. You can dress it with all the flowery NLP nonsense you like. And to say offensive things are at some level true is utterly abhorrent.

They are not his words. It was not mean to be an insult in the context he used. Any time anyone has taken offence to anything they should define that emotional response and not take things too literally then find "truth" in that. I should mention that is how I interpret "Anything offensive has a layer of truth to it." I challenge your belief because perhaps this might be an opportunity to learn and grow from and it could actually impact you. This is just how I feel thanks for reading and replying. The most powerful thing I have learned is that Justifying is not understanding.

He may have changed his mindset later...

It's was more self deprecating than insulting. It wasn't meant to be all inclusive, meaning those who can, can also teach as well. If you follow Tom, then he is not an elitist by any stretch. I filtered that comment through that lens. Also, it was a throw-away comment; there were so many in depth nuggets that, that "saying" got dismissed. Surely that wasn't your first time hearing that common phrase.

It’s because of how 8 bit machines work of course

You need 64,000 states to make a console work while you need only 255 states to operate an 8 bit game

Of course there is the secret way of power states politically speaking based on the number 13

And president trump cheated his way into power politically too no offense intended

If you want to get really big like 32 bit gaming you would need like 4 billion levels

Thank you

I had the same response. However, hope springs eternal... and so, in the end, I liked his talk.

I felt that he regurgitated a lot of what is taught in college and tried to encompass all of it into one discussion, even if it conflicted. When he said something to the effect of 'if you are going to get all upset over the words I used to express this then it just tells me where you are at in your development' I was disappointed. Choosing ones words carefully to express exactly what you mean and not offend but include others is the whole point of communication. Google Talks. Talking. Isn't that intended to communicate? Hopefully with accuracy. When he brought up 'hope' along with the rest of his remarks , it just made me think of the many times people are duped into hoping for something better when false hope is being sold.

the question is if you apply what you heard and not if what he said is what you know.

Of you came for mental masturbation of original thought, or new facts then he says it, its already in books, or its already in minds of movers amd shakers of this world. What you are missing is his energy, sould body language his being which is put into words. if you regularly make habit of listening to these guys like Tom, eventually you will start thinking like them. Beauty of youtube is that you can have that connection with an siccessfull soul.

alswords In what sense?

Julian Frazier fr🤣