This video is better than the book

Actually if it's Actionable and you don't want to do it yet, you should defer it.. someday/maybe is for Non-actionable items..

appreciate your effort on this

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Barry is bad ass!!

thank you for this video and explaining it to us!

1:50 Fast thinking is not faulty, it's incomplete and we can't do without it. Great video, thank you!

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We can all agree this book is a piece of shit right?

thanks for the tips

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Absolute gem

Some of your summaries, like this one, are better than listening to the book itself.

As a person with Dyslexia, I hate setting Goals especially when people pressures me to set Goals. The way I see Goals, is almost like procrastination and predictions of my Future self, that I personally can't see. Making a "System".... makes much sense to me, and often feels like an investment passively.

theory of evolution has been a subject of debate right now. there are a lot of scientists and philosophers who disagree with it, like Stephen Meyers, Michael Behe, David Berlinski to name a few.

That was legit.i get this about needing ti make my 12 step meetings or making that obligating family phone call.

Do you have an Android app?

Sounds rigid.

Bro , Please chnage you mic, I had to increase my volume to full everytime i watch your videos.

There's a similar book which targets the underlying system and reframes the perspetive. Books is called "Mind management Not time management by David Kadavy"

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Do you worry people will just watch these videos and not buy and read the books you review?

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Love your work man. Could you please do one for the art of impossible by steven kotler

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Absolutely love the illustrations, which app do you use?

Ive heard so many times about this book, I read it all at once in a few hours and I am left in shock about how people can rely on such senseless information. English is not my first language and I feel like this book has been written for a 10 years old, because I have never read such a easy book to read. Was it translated poorly? I did not learn any new word. I agree with comments saying that the agreements are not possible to apply and the examples he gave are so obvious that its hard to believe that someone highly enlightened could have wrote this book. A lot of things do not make sense in the book.

Faulty Fast Thinking Bias #1: Frequent Exposure Bias Concept: Kahneman explains that frequent repetition can make falsehoods easier to believe because familiarity is not easily distinguished from truth. Example: In a study at the University of Michigan, students were more likely to associate Turkish-sounding words advertised frequently with positive attributes. Strategy to Overcome: To combat this bias, it is crucial to question preferences that may be influenced by frequent exposure without critical assessment of the actual quality of the options. Timestamp: 1:52 - 2:52 Faulty Fast Thinking Bias #2: Status Quo Bias Concept: This bias relates to the reluctance to change existing conditions. Kahneman highlights two main aspects: loss aversion and the endowment effect. Example: Kahneman illustrates the endowment effect with a coffee mug experiment, where mug owners priced their mugs higher than those who did not own the mugs. Strategy to Overcome: Utilize loss aversion against itself by considering the opportunities that may be lost by maintaining the status quo. Timestamp: 3:33 - 5:42 Faulty Fast Thinking Bias #3: Tunnel Vision Bias Concept: This is the tendency to draw conclusions from limited information while ignoring conflicting data. Example: The riddle about Steve, a shy and orderly person, who is more likely perceived to be a librarian than a farmer, despite there being statistically more farmers. Strategy to Overcome: Pose questions like "Why might the opposite be true?" to challenge assumptions and broaden perspectives. Timestamp: 5:57 - 8:00

Thanks for this. What a helpful video. Quite nicely edited and narrated too.

How bout the illusion of choice by richard shotton

Let’s face it: everyone comes here are the losers who are not good in any particular thing.😂

What if the people you trained leaves and used your system to create the exact same business as your competition?

I hope you will create for business adventures

I think that ego is just our brains thinking like our lungs breath. We do not listen to our lungs so why should we listen to our egos?

How can I get the PDF summary please?

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This should be taught to every child in America

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Thank you for this

Incredible thank you

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got it

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The video is very informative and two points attunement and clarity are shown to be powerful for sales.