Zoomy

I agree with everything you say about video games, they're like drugs and tend to create unhealthy lifestyles. That is why I'm so conflicted about it, because it's really my passion, but what I'll be doing is try to create the ultimate drug for gamers, which is negative contribution. About the second part - you're right, it's just an idea in my head, I'm going to pursue it simply because I want to, there is no right or wrong in the world. I already knew it, but I wanted to see what people think about it, so thanks 1. I still haven't gotten to that part of the course, but I'm glad to know it's there 2. Cool to hear, and thanks for the ideas I've read "Deep Work", great book.

The second point is interesting and I haven't thought about, but to be honest, the games that I'm most excited to create are the fast-paced violent one. These are the kind of games that I'm passionate about and all my ideas are about them. If I go after something which isn't really exciting to me (but helps the world), I won't be able to follow through because of lack of passion and motivation (the follow your bliss principal).

I was always fascinated with video games, to the point of addiction. In the last 5-10 years I've had tons of ideas for an amazing game I want to make. If money wasn't a consideration, I would like to build a team and make this game a reality, but I was struggling to find the motivation to do it, mostly due to addictions and lack of focus in my personal life. I get excited thinking and designing ideas for the game, and I have so many things I want to put in it, with complex systems complimenting each other and a super engaging fast-paced action gameplay. After playing for countless hours, and experiences many kinds of gameplays, I believe I can make a revolutionary game if I had the resources and resolve - the dream game for gamers of my kind. So, I finally got to doing Leo's life purpose course, and I feel that making this game is my dream project which will have me excited waking up in the morning, so obviously it should be my life purpose, right? However, I don't feel like it fits the criteria for a life purpose as explained by Leo. I feel that this purpose is: Too selfish / low consciousness Does not contribute to the world (games are addictive and are just entertainment, they don't HELP the world) I'm feeling stuck in the process because of this conflict. What do you think? Is this a worthy purpose?

I see. I understand what you say in the intellectual sense, but I still can not fathom that even my everyday life, and everything I think I know about reality, is just as valid as any psychedelic experience, and is just one of infinite aspects of the Truth. I want to realize it, but I guess it can not be grasped intellectually, but must be experienced. In the meantime, I'll have to get back to self-development and hope it hits me one day. Thanks Leo

Hi, I'm fairly new to Leo's content, but have already watched most of his videos. Most of what he says in the videos makes sense to me, and I already feel a change in my consciousness. I heard in the videos that psychedelics can accelerate the consciousness development process, and yield insights that can't be acquired otherwise, but my question is: How do we know that what we experience while using psychedelics is "the Truth"?, How do we know that it's not just another illusion?, Let's take 5Meo-DMT for example. I hear that it produces very profound experiences, but what is our anchor of truth throughout the experience and after it?