Phil King

I have spent far too much time dabbling. Im a 23 year old two time college dropout with a string of dead end jobs. Ive done over 50 psychedelic trips and had crazzy awakenings, but im still broke with no gf and barely any friends. Ive dipped my toes in every area that has interested me, but not gone further than the shallow end of the pool. Im basically really bad at a lot of different things. Im starting this journal in an effort to change the trajectory of my life and focus on one area and become a master at that. After tons of searching, I realized that technology is the only area that can satisfy my intellectual and creative ambitions. I want to be a master inventor and work on cutting edge technology like robotics and AI to actually create real value for humanity. My previous artistic pursuits were done for vanities sake or to fulfill my desires of fame and money. A couple months ago I went back to school and transferred to a local college and im studying computer science. I have about 1.5 years to get my skillset up and build a kickass portfolio that will attract job offers. Im gonna use this journal to track my progress on studying and projects and also use it to store inspiring or interesting vids. Ideally I would grind for at least 4-6hrs on CS work. Also want to keep up a spiritual practice so I want to do kriya yoga for at least an hour a day. Follow if ur interested in the rags to riches journey of a 23 year old loser. ^^ This guy inspires me. He dropped out of highschool and originally wanted to be a poet. He took like 6 years to finish college and only in his last year did he realize that he wanted to pursue mathematics. 5 years later he got a Phd and then eventually got the highest honor of all mathematics. Anything is possible

How many hours of dedicated spiritual practice like meditation did you do per day on average ?

@Sandroew you’d like legend of bagger Vance then. Also I would recommend “A Confederacy of Dunces”

some recent top tier books ive read 1. Civilization and its discontents by Sigmund Freud 2. Iliad and Odyssey by Homer 3. The Secret Teachings of All Ages by Manly P Hall 4. Theory of Money and Credit by Ludwig Von Mises 5. The Black Swan by Nassim Taleb All Time Favs 1. Legend of Bagger Vance by Stephen Pressfield 2. Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce 3. Shoe Dog by Phil Knight 4. Biography of Walt Disney by Neal Gabler 5. Think on These Things by Krishnamurti

Very basic experience just as a side hustle. Ive had decent success selling knockoff gba pokemon games. Ive attempted selling courses in the past but I kinda half assed it

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Honestly as easy as it is to clown on him, I did like a lot of his videos. I never bought anything from him but I always resonated with his life philosophy of pursuing health, wealth, love, and happiness. He is a similar figure to Owen cook where you can learn a lot from him and take what resonates while filtering out the scammy stuff. I would much rather a son of mine listen to tai Lopez than some doiche like Andrew Tate or some other manosphere influencer. Ill miss his YouTube channel

@Daniel Balan I would still say you’re making arbitrary distinctions between what you deem acceptable and unacceptable substances for someone to take. Like is coffee a psychoactive drug for you? How about vitamins and minerals? Also the pineal gland can naturally produce DMT so you can’t make the appeal to “only naturally occurring bodily substances are allowed” Using your logic I could theoretically say that your mind is impure and you should never speak of god because you ate a poisonous McDonald’s hamburger

what do you consider a substance? Is the water you drink, food you eat, oxygen you breathe, or blood running through your veins substances that could distort your mind?

yeah I was in a pretty similar position. I took the course when I was 19 and had a vague direction of just wanting my job to be creative and intellectually fulfilling in some way. Its just very difficult to lock down what you want your life to be like 10-20 years from now when you barely know yourself, your likes/dislikes, true values, and core skills. I spent the next 2-3 years trying literally everything. Computer science, music, art, writing, filmmaking, content creation, some form of entrepreneurship, medicine, and more. Eventually you narrow down what you could see yourself doing and if you realitically commit to this craft for at least a decade. Basically my advice would be to just make a list of the top 5 areas that interest you, and then commit to making small projects to get a feel of what its really like

Yessss. This would be awesome

^^^ This too. I appreciate how he doesnt hide any of his racist and mysoginstic views while people like kirk held similar beliefs but hid behind some kind of moral facade.

The main reason I listen to him is that hes basically the only political commentator talking about the biggest issue in our country which is that our government is occupied by the parasitic government of Israel. Since he is an independent and not beholden to any advertisers(Like most others), he is not gonna pull any punches. Other than that, its good to know your enemies arguments better than they do and the only way to do that is by listening to who they get their opinions from. Also not gonna lie, he is far and away the most entertaining political commentator, literally funnier than many standup comedians. But yeah i do agree that listening to too much can warp ur mind

Probably the biggest things i disagree with are his toxic views on women and dogmatic views on race. He believes that women shouldnt be able to vote and dont belong in the workplace. He also is a hardcore race realist and has said the even if you give black/indian people 100+ years to assimilate in america, they wouldnt be able to because they dont have the brain power and have been raised in a backwards culture.

Its hard to say since Nick was extremely critical of Charlie Kirk(Even moreso than a lot of democrats) but I would say maybe 10-20% of them will start tuning into fuentes more. I was watching his livestream the day after the assasination and he had close to 200k live viewers which is insane for rumble. His stream ended up breaking his record for most watched video by like 3x and got close to 3mil views. Also much of the reason for Nicks small audience is because hes been banned from a ton of platforms. Though recently his stuff has been able to get promoted on more mainstream social medias like Instagram and Youtube I do think seeing Kirk getting assasinated will radicalize a lot of young people