Phil King

Also Ill add all the books recommended at the seminar Relentless by Timothy Grover, Winning by Timothy Grover, Essentialism by Greg Mckeown, Deepwork by Cal Newport, Managing oneself by Peter Drucke, Zero to One by Peter Thiel, Levels of Energy by Frederick Dodson, The Narrow Road by Felix Dennis, Letting Go by David Hawkins, Waking the Tiger by Peter Lavine, Crucial Conversations by Kerry Patterson, The Little Prince, The Alabaster Girl by Zan Perrion

I was kind of skeptical at first because it started at 7 and Owen didn't get there until around 8 so his friend Sid started off and spoke for the first 2 hours on mainly business skills. When Owen came in I was kind of starstruck cause he was no longer just pixels on a screen and I was actually seeing him in the flesh. He gave about a 5 minute pitch on why hes the best PUA in the game and then asked that anyone interested in a bootcamp or business mentorship meet him in the back. He basically spends the first couple hours individually talking to people outside the conference room trying to sell them on his mentorship, which I didnt have a problem with since I get he needs to make money on the free event. His friend Sid was pretty good and gave some valuable advice on leadership, how to speak with authority, how to create a world class business team, and what it really takes to be successful in business(He was mentored by Dan Pena). At about 9:30 Owen came on to actually speak and then some people left to go talk about business mentoring with Sid, which left some seats in the front row empty. They asked people to come fill the seats and I actually got to sit literally first seat in the front row right in front of Owen. He is definitely an electric public speaker and present AF. At one point he was showing how loud his voice could get and then asked "how present am I" and I said "completely present". Then he looked me dead in the eyes and yelled "AYY" at the top of his lungs which was pretty sick(Will never forget that mental picture). His style of speaking was to be completely unserious and act a fool for like 20 minutes then go more serious for another 20 mins and alternate which I liked. His main message for his acting a fool speaking was to just never take yourself seriously, "My goal is to be the biggest idiot in the club." He focused on how you should be able to regulate your own state and not be reliant on external sources like drugs, food, media, etc. He said to treat everything like an active meditation, everything from walking down the street to taking a shit. You can tell he has a pretty good grasp on God/consciousness for someone whos never done psychedelics when he says stuff like "you can find eternity in a movement of a finger." He stressed letting go and how all your need for controlling is taking up mental bandwidth. He also was ramming a chair up his ass and threw water over everyone which was pretty funny For the serious side he talked about walking down the street and seeing walking zombies and how basically 95% of the people he sees day to day are like people in an 1800's photo where they have dead eyes and never smile. He said to stop living in a delusion and explained how society is designed to hide death from you. It steals your presence/dopamine and sells it back to you. I think his best message was that being successful is easier than being unsuccessful and I think what he meant by that is we can feel good without having all the material joys of life. He said to always be in a constant state of arriving and to not view things as a means to and end. I genuinely was getting LSD visuals by the end of his talk and I think his method of speaking forces to you to get really present and can actually induce some quasi psychedelic state. I stayed for the whole event and took a bunch of notes. Owen spoke for about 2 hours and ended close to midnight then his friend Sid came back and spoke for another hour on more business skills. Overall it was a great experience and am looking forward to seeing him in Miami this weekend.

@BlessedLion Yes from what Ive gone through so far its really good. Also some people at the Miami event gave real testimonials saying how it transformed their lives

@BlessedLion Its access to a website with modules. You can do it anywhere with a computer

@Caoimhin The EVOLVE edition

@StarStruck $500

Yes in my opinion definitely worth it. Theres so much content he gives you for about $500. (It will always be 50% off lol) Close to 100 hours of in field footage and student breakdowns. Also has tons of bonuses like his OG Blueprint Decoded course, old forum posts, and some webinars. I havent done all of it yet since I just got it last week

Hell yeah it was awesome. I slept in my car in a random parking lot for a couple nights lol but it was so worth it. Ive been meaning to write a full review, Ive just been busy cause its finals week at my school. I met some awesome people and took like 30+ pages of notes so Ill try and condense it into a good review over the weekend. I purchased the hotseatathome at the event cause he gave a $100 discount. I havent gone through the whole course yet because Owen gives you close to 100 hours of theory + infield footage including the bonuses of his Blueprint Decoded course, his old log of forum posts, and webinars. I would say its definitely worth it, much more than his last kinda crappy course "Endless Motivation"

There are games like Capitalism 2, Capitalism Labs, CEO, etc that you can try to draw inspiration from. Obviously those games are capitalism economic simulators but you maybe you can get some ideas from playing them

Happy Birthday!!

Ive heard that Scrivener is pretty good for that

About 2.5 years ago before my first trip ever I researched how to best use psychedelics for personal development and this video popped up which took me down this rabbit hole. After that I binge watched all his practical life advice like life advice for young people and 65 core principles of the good life, but this is the one that really started it all.

Same. I was so dissapointed when I saw it had no structure and had literally 30 second clips he was passing off as golden nuggets of wisdom. And since I bought it a few months ago, there has been maybe 3 live calls when they were promised every week. Also he always mentions how theres "powerful convos happening in the discord" when its only people complaining about how bad the course is. Basically the course can be boiled down to his two videos he made in Hawaii. I think they were called "Complete Manifesto on How to Get Rich" and "Real Winners Get Results Fast". I feel like Leo spoiled us with the life purpose course being only $250 cause now I hold all courses to that same standard. Im still going to his free events in Orlando and Miami though. What was your experience like at those?

Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out by Timothy Leary

Owen Cook always mentions Dan Kennedy, John Carlton, Eben Pagan, and Alex Hormozi as the best salesman and marketers in the game. (I have not consumed any of these courses but ive read some books by Dan Kennedy and Alex Hormozi) Eben Pagan Courses: https://ebenpagantraining.com/courses/ Dan Kennedy Website: https://magneticmarketing.com/ John Carlton Website: https://www.john-carlton.com/ Alex Hormozi YT: https://www.youtube.com/@AlexHormozi Also I think Seth Godin is pretty good, he has a mentorship course called the altMBA: https://altmba.com/ https://seths.blog/

Hes probably given some form of that message in dozens of his videos

about 50

^^^This. Girls are attracted to guys who already get girls. If you are seen talking to a bunch of hot girls at the club, you will only be seen as more desirable to girls in your friend group

This video shows some of the behind the scenes. You can see that hes been working on some videos for literally years before they came out

Yeah hes definitely deluded about this. Hes saying that guys dont need experience with women yet he has had sex with hundreds of them. I actually went to a meetup with people in hamzas discord and they are exactly the type of people who need massive experience with women. Hes doing a disservice to his community because these young kids are not gonna talk to a girl for a decade and instead "grind on their business" and then when they feel their worthy of a women, theyll be incapable of keeping a high quality woman in a relationship. Hamza literally wouldnt be where he is today without going through a PUA stage.

Countries like Germany, Belgium, Australia, Austria, Canada etc are doing trial runs of 4 day work weeks to see if they can mantain productivity while also giving employees more free time. Obviously in the grand scheme of things this would be beneficial to the whole of humanity since people would have more time to pursue higher things and not be bogged down in wage slavery. Despite over half of PBDs audience voting that they would be in favor of a 4 day work week, he still was against it and said that those countries who were using a 4 day work week are not innovative countries and that people would just use extra free time to engage in drugs and vices. He even listed Covid as his argument for people being depressed when having too much free time lol. Overall his argument was that since America made google, facebook, microsoft, apple with a 80+ hour a week grindset that means that we should continue to maximize the amount of employee exploitment and not entertain a 4 day work week. When do you guys think a 4 day work week will be standard in the USA? Will companies be able to be competitive with employees working a 4 day schedule? Will there have to be laws in place to pay overtime for people working 32+ hours? What corporate biases does PBD have that make him have such poor political takes?

I saw this UFO last month and had no idea what it was. I have recently been doing a lot of LSD

Idk if this has been talked about before but I saw this linked and quoted on the rational wiki page of Leo. https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Leo_Gura Do you guys thnk it was just a coincidence with the choice of words? I wonder if Joe Rogan or any other higher figures are aware of Leo and Actualized.org. I feel like Owen Cook and Leo have met at least once