Ramanujan

obsidian is the king

Yeah my point is , india has very few industries that exist. if you have a passion , that wont align with those industries , you are fucked passion route is not the way to go if you wanna be successful in a 3rd world country

according to you , which is the best book on success share your reason also

@bazera thanks man Appreciate it

@YIDIRYIDIR let's say I wanna buy a course. The course cost 400 dollars. 1 dollar = 100 Indian rupees So I cannot buy that course India only have IT industry. No other industry exist to support people with passion other than IT

Leo = "i am one if the most conscious human to ever lived. I am more conscious that moses, jesus, budha. " Leo should win nobel Prize for psychidelic

@Carl-Richard that is a good one carl INFP power

@Joshe ok bro Need to check that book out I heard it is good

Leo is an INTP INTPs hate Te Conspiracy theories is about Te

"Following your passion" Work only in US American youtubers can say anything they want Reality is different in 3rd world countries Fuck passion and lifepurpose

i tried to live by mastery for 8 years. i used it to learn about various self improvment knowledge and i used it to find my lifes purpose. i took leos course and i tried to find my life purpose. took me 9 years to find my life purpose . i finally found it i dabbled in success principles for 6 or 7 months. it was like living in a fairy land. i went thorugh an enormous internal change. it was amazing. it felt like i was on top of the world but there is downside with using success principles. i will be chasing short term goals. my success willl be superficial. i will defenietly get rich if i live by success principles for 10 or 20 or 30 years. but some of my success will look superficial. with mastery , it is amazing if you wanna master a field. like software developing . but it has problems. like george leonard wrote mastery by observing a sport akido. akido is a soft sport. knowledge work like programming is different from sport. idk how relevent mastery is when it comes to knowledge work best system for knowledge work is franklin planner or GTD. but i am super mentally attached to mastery . i cannot switch. franklin planner and GTD has also its share of limitations. its best for noobs i cant choose . for now i stick with mastery . cos i put in lot of effort to make it work. and i am mentally attached to it

Extraverted thinking types in MBTI are the ones drawn to conspiracy theory. its 2026. the evidence is all over the place. if you still reject conspiracy theories in 2026 , you are a sucker

I wanna have a successful life. i want to achieve some big things and want to be proud of some accomplishments I wanna be no1 in the world in 1 field I am interested in and do alright in another field

For me mastery means There are a lot of principles in the book mastery by George leoanrd. Those principles are mentioned here and there . Each chapter has a lot of principles. 50-100+ principles. I need to live my life based on those principles Since mastery has 50+ principles, and I wanna live by it, it's hard to live by another system. It's hard to add principles from another book on top of it. As I am already living by 50+ principles from mastery So I find it hard to add success principles on top of mastery. Also the principles in mastery and success principles contradict each other

How good is it. Is it as good as mastery

It's hard to trust leo on some things Where does he get the idea that "mastery is the greatest self improvement book of all time" Poor old me believed in this shit. Now I am in a good place and is skeptical of some of his takes and ideas. Leo is not a special or unique snow flake. He make mistakes. He is a human with fantastic marketing.

I am not sure whether mastery is the best. Only leo recommend mastery. All the legends who are experts on success, never mention mastery. You never hear them recommending mastery. Leo is not an expert on success Idk man. I am doubting myself. Idk how much benificial mastery really is

@Jacob Morres how do I mix mastery and success principles At many places, those 2 books contradict each other

@Joseph Maynor ok. Need to check that out

@Jacob Morres i have trouble choosing between success principles and mastery. What do I do Which is better

Ramit Sethi the guy who wrote i will teach you to be rich , is he a good source for learning about money

bob proctor read think and grow rich everyday for 60 years , he studied self improvment for 60 years jack canfield studied how to get from where you are to where you want to be , for 55 years , and read 3000 books brian tracy read books for 3 hours a day and read 6000 books these are legendary people. a self improvment junkie can go to them and learn things

self improvment is a new field. first major book was think and grow rich by napoleon hill. when 7 habits of highly effective people came, it revolutionised self improvment. when david allen came with GTD , it revoutionised self improvment. the earliest self improvment idea was of benjamin franklin's 13 virtues. self improvment is a new field. it is still in its infancy . many legends came up with their system. still it is far from being perfect. would love to see more and more new ideas coming to self improvment.

some greate books and resources include 7 habits of highly effective people first things first by stephen covey getting things done by david allen success principles by jack canfield think and grow rich , and content on it by Bob proctor bob proctor cal newport franklin planner brian tracy

how did it help you. was curious. if i may ask. different people use different self improvment books to self actualize