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The Alter Ego Effect by Todd Herman.

Noted. I need to get that IPEC life coaching training sooner than later...

Decide to become a pioneer in the field. Where you are the one to teach the rest of the world these new groundbreaking insights that you generate. Make a decision to devote your entire life to it. Work passionately with love towards it every single day.

He is definitely a hidden gem.

Listen to shit loads of Wes Watson and embody his attitude towards life.

Shoving this post down the thread for those that are having a hard time finding it. Like myself.

I was pleased to find this feature a while back.

What are the best resources and techniques to really master using the tool Google? Tips and Tricks?

@Leo Gura I heard you talking about using a DMT vape pen.

Contemplation. See Leos 2 episodes Questions. See: Leos episode: The power of asking questions. Cultivate curiosity for life. Contemplate what you are naturally curious about to build the skill of inquiring. Then you can transfer that over into other existential work. Create self reflection systems where you speak to your phone camera about a quote/ piece of wisdom that you heard. Try to expand on it. Journal about your thoughts all the time and expand your thinking. Speak and write as if you are teaching others.

For me I've been stuck to Evernote because I really like the feature of being able to use typing on your phone.

Looking forward to the video. lol.

Which tools and techniques do you utilize to effectively prioritize and focus on the most important information? For context, I am an individual with reading lists that are a mile long. So for me the most important thing to focus on is setting my priorities straight such that I'm not wasting my time on the wrong thing. The goal of this thread is to explicitize the process upon which you organise what you should focus on next. One thing I have noticed is that every single year I am focussing on more and more of the correct things. But then I asked myself the question, could I explicitize this siloing process on a meta-level? Such that once it’s made explicit I will be able to skyrocket my intent and my growth. There's different ways to prioritise information such as clarifying your focus towards explicitly defined goals. This is great. There’s other ways to assess information based on assessing the teacher's psychological development. But is there something more? I feel like your ability to intuitively gauge the quality of content is based on how intelligent you are. (And I mean Leo’s definition of intelligence, not IQ) I feel like I have an implicit internal barometer that allows me to differentiate content that is valuable to me right now and stuff that isn't. This filter becomes way better as I read more and become more clear about my goals.

What do you mean @Leo Gura?

I'll make the popcorn. Does anybody want some?

Will check out

I appreciate the input!

What are the best ways to take notes? Notes for different contents? Books on the Topic? Videos on the Topic? Any input is appreciated.

What's up my fellow Philosophers?! I have BOAT loads of things to contemplate, for those that have contemplated HUNDREDS of topics, how do you manage to organize it all in your commonplace book? For me it seems that I might just make a new note document for each individual inquiry... Such as contemplating the duality of "Question vs Answer". Then another for contemplating "What is Context?", and another for "What do I really want?", So on and so forth. I can see certain categories forming, but yeah, let me know if yall have come up with any fancy organization strategies to organize your insight mining.

Basically all of my heroic dose trip reports have very high reportable levels of fear and suffering, but I don't even mention it because the high doses are just where the best insights are at, and I've become a whole lot braver. I will soon write a "bad trip" survival guide. As my entire journey has been just approaching fear after fear.

This is peak Actualized.org hours on Christmas Eve. ?

I would like to know which versions of what religious texts to read, as many of the translations of these texts are such a pain in the ass to read because it is not updated to modern English. Any suggestions are appreciated!

@BipolarGrowth thanks king ?

That's fucking awesome.

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