6 Lies You're Told About The World

[@AnthonyVicino]

Yo friends! Which of these lies resonated the most with you? Let me know down below. Also, if you want to keep up with my weekly musings on productivity, business, really just how I try to make progress - I have a newsletter you might enjoy! www.anthonyvicino.com/newsletter

[@thelifewithnate]

A combination of lies including the school lie and the focus lie. Recently discovered these lies through a lot of self-education and reflection to try to discover other ways or paths in life of being fulfilled.

[@doublecheckityt]

My children believe the school lie even though I let them know it’s a total lie. Goes to show that if you repeat a lie often enough, people will believe it.

[@doublecheckityt]

My children believe the school lie even though I let them know it’s a total lie. Goes to show that if you repeat a lie often enough, people will believe it.

[@doublecheckityt]

My children believe the school lie even though I let them know it’s a total lie. Goes to show that if you repeat a lie often enough, people will believe it.

[@doublecheckityt]

My children believe the school lie even though I let them know it’s a total lie. Goes to show that if you repeat a lie often enough, people will believe it.

[@adamrosefire]

1 - the focus lie. Simply because we can’t focus on things that are boring us, does not mean we don’t have focus. We may be able to focus very well on things that do interest us. 2 - the lie of enough. The hedonic treadmill means that your baseline of happiness stays the same, regardless of accomplishments and things we pursue. Purpose is most important - find what you are drawn to and focus on it. 3 - the consumer lie. You will feel empty when you chase cheap sources of dopamine. The price of passively consuming is the person you could’ve become. 4 - the thinking lie. Don’t cherish your opinions. Our minds are chaos until we get clarity and a grip on our thinking process. One of the best ways to do this is through writing. The best thinkers he knows are writers. 5 - the lie of the exceptional. No one is special. Hard work and discipline and a whole lot of luck is needed. However, you can create your own luck.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Good summary

[@anniesshenanigans3815]

dont forget about the "imposter lie".

[@Pazuzu-]

5 - no you cant

[@LAStars-sratS]

Thanks for the quick view 👍

[@Apathopalypse]

I agree with these, but there's a lot of contradictions. 'create' luck contradicts the meaning of luck. If you do a thing, you did a thing. That's not luck. Hard work or effort isn't luck, luck is random by definition. So you say work hard AND still need luck. That implies the effort isn't enough to control all outcome, which is true. Luck is needed & it can't be controlled. If it can be controlled that's effort not luck.

[@boomshiddang]

"You can't consumer your way to fulfillment" - that hit home!

[@AnthonyVicino]

You're a purebred creator, that's why, my friend!

[@leebennett1821]

If you try to buy happiness it will always be just out of reach

[@myscreen2urs]

Is that home a rental or do you own it? 🤔🙃

[@JamesSavik]

or afford it.

[@kipincharge2833]

​@@myscreen2ursonly the state and church can own real property in police state USA😅did you pay your serf taxes(property tax)good serf;don't forget your yearly car fee's good serf ,or just park that thing😅😊😂serf😅

[@tbobtbob330]

I went to college, got a degree, got a career, worked hard, and retired early. I keep hearing about this route being a "lie," but it worked for me and seems to be working for young people following the same path. Just choose a career path with a future. I had severe ADHD, but meds kept it under control and was a huge help. I discovered Buddhist meditation in my 40s, and it completely cured all my symptoms - no more meds. Even now, I need either meds, or I can meditate regularly. Meditation is the biggest factor in achievement and progress I've ever seen.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Nice! That's all really awesome to hear!

[@DarthHao]

After 2020, I’ve been thinking that everything I was ever taught or told by anyone was a lie. Makes life simpler that way

[@AnthonyVicino]

Question everything. Think for yourself. Good rules to live by there.

[@APOLON-bm7ym]

PRECISELY SIR, I am glad there are many WOKE (no not that "WOKE") ppl nowadays. I meant to write "always question everything" but he already wrote it. Here is another thing. April the 1st - the fools day??? Why? Archeologists recently found some very old scripts (on archeological site near Belgrade called "Vinca civilization", some say its the oldest location discovered so far). There, amongst other, scientists concluded their month had 28 days and they had 13 months in a year. They celebrated New Year on 1st of April. However, we have been told that our european predecesors celebrated NY on 1st of January for centuries. Now, WHY would they celebrate that day (1st of Jan), when night is longest and day is shortest??? Whats the point? On the other hand, 1st of April is the day when nature awakens. Also, women has their periods each 28 days. Strange, right? Fools day? Hmmmm. Also, lies have been told to children so that they get used to beeing lied to later in life.

[@kipincharge2833]

😅did England start ww1;the chosen God in the Bible is Yahweh "divine warrior"😮 the God of the Hebrew People😅who really did 9/11😮did the CIA hire old bin Laden for another job😅did we ever see his body???????😅school is slave school😊

[@rc8929]

Just remember to verify what you believe. Especially scientific conspiracies and can best be reviewed with peered reviewed scientific literature that are duplicated from different countries. It escalates the bar so high. It removes intra-country conspiracies. Just as example, autism rates from Taiwan are very low, yet has the same or more aggressive vaccine schedule than USA. Critical thinking is extremely important even if scientific literature is too dense.

[@mostafayasser133]

Iam 19 years old And i can ensure you that you have changed my way at thinking in a lot of thing Thanks a lot

[@AnthonyVicino]

I love hearing that. Thank yuo for sharing.

[@francespearce9266]

30 years ago I told my sons the lie about school and reaching the next stage and the next and so on. My advice was listened to. One became a musician but couldn't live on low income so went back to study for accountancy. The other loves the countryside and has become a lanscape artist, earning just enough to get by.. Guess which one is happiest?

[@AnthonyVicino]

That's amazing. Thanks for sharing!

[@csakzozo]

Well, neither, cause they both think they're mediocre? 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@resa574]

You’re comparing 2 people with different monetary situations What about an artist who earns as much as that accountant you gave in your example? I guarantee the artist is happier

[@whitewhiteboy89]

There are things beyond employment that can cultivate a sense of purpose.

[@fishintheocean-i4g]

Unless you're willing to create your own art for free, everyone is stipulated into "the success" expectations of society. For example Mike Diana was being his own artist when he made Boiled Angel back in the early 90s and he was heavily at odds with many of the people at least in Florida. And nowadays you couldn't be an artist in that sense, at least unless you're willing to not get any money at all for it (it won't be sold). Now I understand that the artist you're speaking of wants to be a landscape artist, that's what he's comfortable with. And fine, I get it. But it's kind of beside the point. In the grand scheme of things people hold the cards on authoritarianism. The politicians in government, the companies, sure, they do authoritarian practices that are at odds with the will of the public. But it's only at odds with the will of the public because it's not the authoritarianism they wanted. There's very, very, very seldom anyone who's actually serious about believing in the Bill of Rights these days. The rest of em are NPC zombies engaged in their authoritarianism war, vying for which dystopia they feel is better.

[@BenjaminGessel]

I DO believe in: 1.) Developing talents/strengths-SKILLS, not just rote knowledge. 2.) Organization, time spent in this regard 3.) Developing shrewdness regarding not trusting everyone readily. 4.) Thinking in unconventional ways. 5.) Finding people who truly value you and are looking for you-employment, romance, whatever. 6.) Not being mediocre. I DON’T believe in: -Whatever the government tells me to believe in.

[@AnthonyVicino]

I dig it

[@vebdaklu]

What's so wrong about being mediocre?

[@BenjaminGessel]

@@vebdaklu It’s just about having a life well lived, to be honest…

[@jamespyle3108]

I was diagnosed with ADHD and was put on a medication when I was young as well. In high school it ended up causing me severe depression and during Senior year I quit. I’m 23 y/o now and over the past five years I have deeply taken an interest in naturopathic medicine and have been able to put my own natural uniqueness to good use. I really appreciate your videos and lot man, these videos are always filled with valuable insights, thank you so much! ❤

[@AnthonyVicino]

I really appreciate that you're enjoying the videos. Thanks for sharing a bit of your story!

[@pinakkoladaa]

Glad to see people are smart and choosing natural way over the evil medical industry drugs

[@TruthBounty]

Scattered Minds by Gabor Mate

[@edennis8578]

You might like to see THE RED GREEN SHOW, ADVENTURES WITH BILL, and ADHD. They discuss how people with ADHD are the very people who make great first responders, firefighters, etc., because their brains go into high gear in an emergency. They're the people we want on hand when things go south. While everyone else is standing around like a deer in the headlights, the ADHDers do what needs to be done.

[@jimalexander687]

The pharmaceutical industry does not want anyone healed. They make their money by keeping people perpetually sick (both physically and mentally), while assuring an endless supply of consumers to purchase their products. Not coincidentally, that the Greek word translated into English as "sorcery" in the New Testament is φαρμακεία (pharmakeia).

[@anniesshenanigans3815]

I think the best 'job' I had I felt like an imposter. It was the most challenging and the most fullfilling! I quit because I felt like I didn't know enough. I now see that it was probably the best thing I have done and really should go back to it. I think about it all the time, I talk about it and miss it, despite the 'defiicits' in my knowledge. I started watching this video thinking I would learn about lies of the 'world' as in global things.. and was very pleasantly surprised (or startled maybe) that the lies are things that we as individuals have adapted to. Like the focus lie. When my son was in first grade they tried to force me to medicate him and I refused. I refused the lie, and really had no idea that I was doing that. I am glad I did. I have always been a writer. Not of novels or anything, but of my feelings and thoughts, and lists... Lots of lists!! I know that the brain dump onto paper gets it out of my head so I can stop thinking about nonsense. But I have never tried to write in order to get focused on things that I needed to develop or 'organize' for a purpose. That writing has been very difficult. I see now that it is probably the most creative part of trying to develop ideas. That will be my next 'focus'. Thank you for this enlightening video and I am sharing it with the people in my social circle.

[@AnthonyVicino]

That's amazing to hear, Anie. I'm so thrilled you found unexpected value in this video!

[@juanescobar2284]

I never comment on videos on KZbin, ever. This was great advice I pray everyone listens to it with an open clear mind, and see where they can apply a little of this to their lives. Thanks 🙏

[@AnthonyVicino]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ItsMeKelso]

I remember my very first day of preschool, I just remember my mom got me dressed and walked me to my classroom, and said bye I knew she would come back later so I said bye . I decided to start looking around the room, i member seeing a bookshelf full of different books, and a bunch of other kids were crying... I thought it was really weird I had no idea what was wrong, I wondered why all these kids were crying for their parents, .. I knew babies would cry for their parents and I found it strange that these kids were doing the same... because their parents were going to come back . I tend to be very observant , I’m autistic , Although it can come with many frustrations and limiting traits it also has some fascinating ones Learning to accept limitations along with gifts is some thing I’m working on! I think in general we just need to be kinder to ourselves and allow us to make mistakes and learn❤

[@AnthonyVicino]

Lovely story. Thanks for sharing.

[@DekRavenmane]

Although I care very little about materialistic in the physical world, the advice on creating more is vastly useful.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@hamsandwich4451]

Dude this was fantastic! "If you dont find your purpose in life, one will be assigned to you."

[@AnthonyVicino]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@Samanthax1221]

Thanks so much for the thoughtful suggestions on improving focus. I really appreciate you highlighting the importance of designing our spaces and routines in ways that minimize distractions. That's such wise advice that I will definitely be implementing. I also found your point about how constantly seeking more doesn't lead to fulfillment very impactful. You're so right that true contentment stems from purpose and meaning, not material things. I aim to remind myself of that more often. Thank you as well for the perspective on how consumption alone cannot provide fulfillment - it must be created through meaningful acts of creation. I will strive to resist passive entertainment and instead spend time on activities that spark joy and nourish my soul. I appreciate you encouraging deeper thinking and writing as tools to organize thoughts. I have pages and pages of disorganized ideas that I've been meaning to synthesize. You've inspired me to make time to transfer those ideas to my computer and bring structure to them. Finally, your point about seeing leaders as flawed humans like ourselves really resonated. It's helpful to remember that success comes from perseverance, not innate exceptionalism. I used to put leaders on pedestals, but your words have encouraged me to have confidence in my own potential.

[@thelifewithnate]

You have to get to the big why of why you want to do things. I realized that super quickly when I started to work on two creative projects just for the year of 2024.

[@AnthonyVicino]

I believe in you, Matthew. Go get it, brother.

[@Samanthax1221]

@@AnthonyVicino Your loving and generous nature is truly awesome! 💖

[@Bernardo05140]

Beyond the apex! Simple shout out to anyone that wants to feel fulfilled and moving forward towards their goals. I already signed up to the newsletters I could. I know what’s good honest content and this guy is giving it totally for free! I’ve researched and built a bit of knowledge so far and trust me when I say that his free content is very valuable. I can only imagine what would be the impact with direct mentoring. Thanks to Anthony for the remarkable work! Cheers!

[@AnthonyVicino]

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[@airsheeps]

@7:40 about finding and pursuing purpose - "that is something worth pursuing, **even if you never catch it**" I hope that hits home for others like it did for me

[@AnthonyVicino]

I hope so, too!

[@cam-inf-4w5]

This is surprisingly an exceptional video. The title looks the same as so many other clickbaits but as a long time philosopher/ meta meta thinker? A systems thinker and a chronic thought looper this video actually makes some very strong points that ARE useful. Not just armchair talk if ykwim. You click on it and it feels smart then 10 minutes later it doesnt cause any actual influence in your life. Simplifying complex systems that are in your head is so hard to do. Great job.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Thank you so much for the love. I'm psyched you gave the video a chance despite the "clickbait" title. We're not afraid to play the "clickbait" title game here to get people into the video, but our goal is to always deliver something uniquely valuable once you click play.

[@cam-inf-4w5]

@@AnthonyVicino clickbait is a little harsh just the trending style title that everyone uses but theres no way to tell. Not exactly clickbait. 3 dudes tell the same girl they love her but only 1 of them means it and the others just wanna sleep with her. But it would be more like 10,000 dudes and im the girl listening to b.s. for hours lol.

[@brandonhughes645]

This is actually really good. Its like the stat that 80% of businesses fail in the first year which is probably correct but because of this fact people seek help for their business and its those people who expand or modify your business into something unsustainable for your mindset. Business is impossible to learn without experience and mistakes.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@raminrouchi202]

It's better to be very good at one thing than superficial knowledge on many things. Another secret ...the more you master one goal on a deep level....the easier and faster you will master your next goals. Concepts like neuroconnectivity and plasticity make your mind already conditioned to adapt and more importantly ...persevere and consist

[@AnthonyVicino]

Neuroplasticity is one of my favorite concepts

[@iamklovus]

Beyond the Apex, you are an inspiration. I'm grateful to have found you. Thank you for sharing your mind with the world!

[@AnthonyVicino]

Yo! Excited to let you know we've finally opened the waitlist for the Beyond the Apex Accelerator. If you're a 5 or 6-figure entrepreneur looking to make the jump to 7 figures and beyond, you can apply for more information here: www.beyondtheapex.com Hope to see you there! AV

[@Chris7Lawrence]

First time watcher. This is a great video. Insightful and pushing towards taking action. I think your message on ADHD 'lie' is a really important one to get out there. To many people limiting their lives through a label.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Don't let a label define you.

[@lampyrisnoctiluca9904]

I agree. For too long I let my major depressive disorder diagnosis define me. Now I am no longer thinking of myself as a depressive. I may have a disease that is making my life harder than it would have been without it, but I am not my illness. People would have it hard to believe how much seeing yourself as someone who has something wrong with them is making your life harder. Much harder than it needs to be. I think that psychiatrists would need to speak with people about it more. My little nephew is having an autism diagnosis. As soon as he will be big enough to understand what I am talking about, I will be telling him not to mind being different, not fitting in or similar stuff. I will do my best to convince him he is good enough as he is and not to let the stupid labels define him. Believing in those labels defining you or having others believe in labels about you is dehumanising. If I would ever have kids, I will definitely teach them that labels on people = bad.

[@BrianGivensYtube]

@AnthonyVicino Beyond the apex! Thanks for the video. The imposter syndrome is a thing for me because I’ve been struggling to know the “secret” to how someone can run an online store and make $20k a month…are they a genius? Am I up to their level or should I just quit? This video made me realize I need to keep working on what I believe I can do and with enough time and energy I will build up a system that works or I will learn all the things that don’t work. I had a thought a few years ago when I was really struggling… “The threshold for one to be uncomfortable is precisely the threshold for one’s growth.” I need to keep pushing my boundaries and get myself into a new environment where I understand nothing. Then when I perceive the world around me, I can absorb all the information that’s new to me and actually grow. Really appreciate you’re insight Anthony!

[@AnthonyVicino]

Love hearing it, Brian. That's a really good/interesting thought you had there about the comfort zone. You can join the waitlist for Beyond the Apex here: www.beyondtheapex.com We'd love to have you join us if it's a good fit.

[@verenavenus1362]

Beyond the Apex! I hope I am stupid enough to not give up on my current project because I think this could become a real success. But it is very difficult to not go into the thought spiral of what might change and go wrong and be stressful and so on, so not putting work into it seems to be far more rewarding, at least in the short term. And I was never diagnosed but labeled “problematic” throughout my school career and very likely have ADHD, but I really don’t care about this one. I can focus just fine, if I find the right thing to keep me engaged. So the trick is to make things interesting enough for me to keep going. Easier said than done…

[@AnthonyVicino]

Yo! Excited to let you know we've finally opened the waitlist for the Beyond the Apex Accelerator. If you're a 5 or 6-figure entrepreneur looking to make the jump to 7 figures and beyond, you can apply for more information here: www.beyondtheapex.com Hope to see you there! AV

[@jamesbarbour8400]

What an excellent video - the stand out comment for me, was number 1, where he said he didn't have a focus problem, so much as a focus management problem. Really, it's a matter of looking at the issue from a different perspective, particularly in terms of priorities - that makes all the difference. That's something I shall personally strive for, going forward.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Nice! Glad that resonated with you.

[@josephbrown2774]

You got it Anthony, write every idea or question down, and that will lead to mental growth!

[@AnthonyVicino]

Exactly right

[@floydatwork]

Hello Anthony and thank you very much for your incite and for sharing it with us (with me). Watching through this video has given me lots to think about and helped me realise its only me who can do anything to change or improve my life, but not in a materialistic way. I came across this video by happy accident, the title got my attention and I watched it, thinking I'll only see a few seconds before I move on to another one. But no, what I was hearing from you really impressed me and made me watch right through till the end and made me want to see more. So now I have subscribed to your channel and looking forward to seeing what else you have to tell me. I can tell you this though, if someone with ADHD can think so clearly I kinda wish I had it too at some time in my life. Hope that doesn't sound too insulting for anyone cause its not meant to. I especially got interested in the part where you were talking about writing things down to help get it clarified in the head and I'm gonna try do that myself to try sort out a few bits of car crash that's going on in my life just now and hopefully help me figure out where I want to go in my future. I think I'm gonna need to re-watched this one again a few times before it all sinks in properly but I don't think that is going to be too much of a problem. Thank you again Anthony.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@boblossie3192]

This was GREAT! So glad the algorithms brought me to your podcast ! ! !

[@AnthonyVicino]

Hells yeah. Glad you found it helpful!

This video deserves so much more views. Brilliant stuff!!

[@AnthonyVicino]

Thanks, Stephan. I really appreciate it, brother.

@@AnthonyVicino Happy to give positive feedback when its rightfully earned. Appreciate your content, brother! :)

[@hailMaxximus]

The Focus Lie. I had no idea until last year that I have ADHD. I’m 51. 🙄 Focus management is an issue for me as well. Your work is helping me a lot. Thank you.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Oh wow! Congrats on the diagnosis. I bet it feels good to finally have a label for the way your brain is wired.

[@TruthBounty]

Scattered Minds by Gabor Mate

[@amayramlew]

best video out there - GOLD

[@AnthonyVicino]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@goldeneggduck]

Very pragmatic and useful tips. Thank you!

[@AnthonyVicino]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mortanicus5871]

That whole climbing the rungs in the ladder thing from school then carries over into the career world big time, where we work hard so we can get the next promotion, then the next, but somehow never seeming to arrive at the place we imagined as success.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Truth. it's all just an impossible, never ending ladder to climb

[@tonygodorecci2279]

I was on Ritalin as well and have ADHD, and now Anxiety Disorder. I found that I learned differently than most students. I was more hands-on than a book learner. Music solved that. I'm a church musician and I focus much better when playing an instrument.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Very similar story it sounds like

[@GaryAa56]

WOW. I just happen to be a writer, with a modest amount of success, not monetary but some amount of publication. Your words really resonated in m mind. Glad I found your channel.

[@AnthonyVicino]

So, so, so psyched to hear that.

[@xanderunderwoods3363]

You have no idea how much I needed to hear this...

[@AnthonyVicino]

Psyched to hear you found it valuable

[@fischergreen4134]

Very insightful 👍

[@AnthonyVicino]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@lilylife4426]

Thank you so much for sharing your story. I appreciate your honesty. It feels good embracing exactly who you are.

[@AnthonyVicino]

You are so welcome!

[@gdhors]

I was about 16 years old, when one evening I was all alone and bored, so I took some LSD. I was in my room, waiting for it to hit me, and was watching TV. Well, a few hours later I finally turned off the TV and got out some oil paint and started painting. And it suddenly occurred to me that I had totally wasted that first 3 hours of the experience staring at the television. Then I started to think, why do I have a TV in my bedroom. And how insidious that piece of technology is. It began in living rooms, then slowly worked its way into our most intimate spaces, where we are the most vulnerable. Then I thought about how the broadcasts were called programming... and that was it, I punted that TV right outta my bedroom and never looked back. I still don't watch television to this day.

[@AnthonyVicino]

That's a pretty interesting story.

[@joaopedrorocha5693]

Beyond the apex! Thanks for sharing!

[@AnthonyVicino]

Yo! Excited to let you know we've finally opened the waitlist for the Beyond the Apex Accelerator. If you're a 5 or 6-figure entrepreneur looking to make the jump to 7 figures and beyond, you can apply for more information here: www.beyondtheapex.com Hope to see you there! AV

[@PittySinn]

Thank you for this, this touched so many different aspects that have been in my life, especially the adhd meds so thank you for the reassurance🙏🏽

[@AnthonyVicino]

Glad to hear it resonated!

[@coenvanderlinden7375]

First understand completely the situation. You described the life in a first world country. In a capitalistic system. Everything we do is a conbination of earning models. The goal of every earning model is 'added value' and 'margin' to make 'profit'. Your earning level relates to your position in these earning models: consumer, worker, manager, executive, shareholder. Like a pyramid. And accumulative wealth grows when your investments are in the shareholder part. So yes, 'flow' is a good description, but do your 'flow' in level 3 and 4 to achieve accumulative wealth. And consume with your mind, plan, do, act and control. Less or preferably no addictions, more investments in your personal development (house, representative clothing, good healthy food, minimal medication, frequent sports, cultural fun, long term preparations like pension). And above all, family is important, real friends, mental and fysical well-being. Whatever you do, answer the question in which earning model you operate at that moment? Act wisely, consciously, balanced and self centered. Carpe diem, and momento mori.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Agreed across the board.

[@indigowendigo8464]

I used to compare my adhd to a wild stallion in my head. If I can harness him I can use him. Recently I changed the metaphor to a pack of sled dogs 😂 It captures the potential of chaos if not properly harnessed. I don't have a cell phone any more. I am very careful with media and external stimulus. That said, I've harnessed my sled team successfully. I travel all over the world constantly on a very small budget, learning new skills and having adventures. You must be mindful. Study Zen

[@AnthonyVicino]

I like that analogy of the sled dogs. Very cool.

[@greghayes9118]

I’m glad I watched this no B/S segment. Sometimes you need someone outside your circle to voice reality, for it to sink in. Let’s now see if I can apply it.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@TheMikeMacchi]

The act of creation IS almost always difficult. Re: creation has it's spiritual obstacles. Society is full of people wanting, needing and actively trying to be heard, understood, spirituality supported and successful in thier goals. Let's imagine each of these creative beings as a painter... Well there are only so many walls. Let's imagine these creatives to be musicians.. Well stage space is also limited. So there becomes a competition for the attention of others. For every person who needs to be heard there is some other trying to keep them quiet.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Truth

[@DavidWBeck]

I swear coffee increases focus and dopamine release for me. If I want to focus I have a strong big cup and I'm good to go!

[@AnthonyVicino]

Caffeine can be powerful, for sure!

[@piperpb]

You're genuinely a nice guy, love the content!

[@AnthonyVicino]

I appreciate that! Thank you!

[@alexith]

THIS VIDEO IS GEM

[@AnthonyVicino]

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[@johnalexir7634]

You would think that they more you have, the better off you'll be. The opposite tendency tends to hold: the more you have, the more you want; the very wanting that indefinitely defers real fulfilment.

[@AnthonyVicino]

More only begets the need for more.

[@slavmarin7827]

thank you!

[@AnthonyVicino]

You're welcome!

[@jacobcoughlin2408]

I'll refrain from commenting until I finish the video. I do hope that he hits a few points. Already on number one. Same riddlin gave me nightmares bad, they transitioned to Adderall and the nightmares went away mostly. The teachers and parents were overwhelmed with the sheer volume of kids they needed to attempt to attend to. Public schools suffer from oversized class bodies. You and I needed either freedom to pursue subjects that we were interested in or the attention from a mentor to guide us and help us every step of the way. They just couldn't devote the time necessary for our needs.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Glad you enjoyed.

[@hobocraft0]

I like this video so much, I'm going to watch it three times and write notes on it after.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Psyched to hear you enjoyed!

[@sstolarik]

Good vid, thanks!

[@AnthonyVicino]

Thank you!

[@A_Eichler]

Thank you for this excellent video, it’s just what I needed. Subscribed!!!

[@AnthonyVicino]

Nice! Welcome aboard!

[@quantum_man]

Fabulous content!

[@AnthonyVicino]

Thank you!

[@CarniBarbie]

Beyond the Apex. I’d love some info. Thanks!

[@AnthonyVicino]

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[@philparisi9175]

Yes, thoughts on peace of mind are really the most poignant part of your video. I’m older than you. I’m pretty sure but I never really thought about putting my own piece of mind first and I was just taking on too much and getting so stressed out and so tiredthat I came close to having a nervous breakdown because I felt like I couldn’t let go of anything. I had to do it all and I have to tell you since I’ve made peace of mind for me my priority it has freed up a lot of room to do everything else but you don’t know that or know how much control you have over it until you are forced to face it. That should be the priority. That’s one lesson everyone should learn.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Peace of mind is priceless.

[@eileenchang2096]

Very intuitive, observant of how we humans actually function ! Only people who are not constantly latching onto where other people’s attention is can seriously consider thus though…

[@AnthonyVicino]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@thesilentgeneration]

This is motivating for young people. With age, however, comes limitations that we cannot overcome.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Time gets us all in the end.

[@lostboy8084]

I meant to finish this video.....oh look a squirrel. Subscribed

[@AnthonyVicino]

Lol. Psyched to have you.

[@carlorizzo5308]

Listen to the Rush song, The Fountain of Lamneth......your climbing that mountain to reach an Ultimate Dream.....you think it's the end but no sooner you reach your goal you start to climb again..... Life is just the candle and the dream must give it flame

[@AnthonyVicino]

Sounds like a cool song.

[@troyspain7073]

Nice video and can relate!

[@AnthonyVicino]

Psyched to hear that

[@stephenkearny1504]

Another excellent Video. So true: The price of all the ~ cheap dopamine in our lives is The person you could have become. Well said!

[@AnthonyVicino]

Absolutely!

[@makegeorgeorwellfictionaga9268]

On number one I agree with you, I just call it discipline

[@AnthonyVicino]

Intereting.

[@jaredshaw5023]

I empathize. Like you I was diagnosed with ADD and society wanted to put me on meds. I said no because pharmaceutical companies want you to be sick.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Right on

[@stephenhobbs4753]

I was quite impressed with this video, look forward to more...

[@AnthonyVicino]

Hells yeah!

[@NeoOnenessSubliminals]

A great method to reprogram your subconscious mind for new beliefs that lead to new thoughts and behavior is by using audio subliminals.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Interesting

[@nickmills8476]

Another way of thinking about these “lies” is to recognize that they arise from linear thinking and reductionism. Your solutions all come from higher order thinking, systems thinking, holistic thought, thinking about thinking (meta) etc. Just my 2 cents. I think children are this way naturally, that is why systems such as the education system often blindside them in the way you described. Linear thinking and reductionism often arise from feelings of scarcity, desperation (it needs to be done now), inadequacy. Such thinking tools forever perpetuate and reinforce the systems that create the environment that in turn encourages them. The dragon of Ouroboros as a self perpetuating cycle.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Agreed. I've talked about the importance of developing Divergent Thinking in other videos (rather than mere Convergent Thinking that schools teach us).

[@Variability11]

You have potential!!!

[@AnthonyVicino]

Ha, thank you. :)

[@ElementaryBrewingCo]

So glad I stumbled across this video and your channel!! I’ve felt tip 5 my whole life!!! Couldn’t agree more! Cheers 🍻

[@AnthonyVicino]

Glad you found the channel, too!

[@oswahchaudhry1170]

Informative video!!

[@AnthonyVicino]

Glad you liked it

[@KerenaShefa]

One of the bettwr videos you gave... thank you for telling it as it is ❤🎉

[@AnthonyVicino]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@kiprasmilaknis5725]

Thank you for your insightful and world-view changing videos! BEYOND THE APEX

[@AnthonyVicino]

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[@remc0s]

I'm definitely not brainwashed; the mainstream media told me so.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Lol

[@The_Questionaut]

Favorite memory of halo? This video was great 👍

[@LearnThaiRapidMethod]

ADHD has been on the rise since “marketing” and political theater were invented. We’re bombarded with messages & stimuli designed specifically to distract us. Even having to focus at school or work is a distraction from what’s really important in life, coz it’s easier to control us and make money off of us to do so. The concept (or more accurately the “problem”) of ADHD doesn’t really exist among homeschooling children. You pinpointed the biggest lie: consumerism. Our entire economy is based on consuming, more and more. A boom is when people have confidence to spend money and consume, a depression is when we spend less and save. I set up a foundation in Thailand, primarily for homeschooling families, but eventually for anyone wanting to live independently (without necessarily going completely off-grid and living like a Prepper). In the process, I’m developing a concept of an “enough” economy. I’m not sure how that will work exactly, but the idea is to work backwards from what would be “enough” for you in life, and then designing a life that simply maintains that with as little effort as possible - early retirement, if you will…

[@lorikgian]

Man for me your videos are like a feel good 💊 pill, especially. after a cup of cofee)) thank you! And yes actually I do make notes, and implement your **lifehacks **🎉

[@AnthonyVicino]

Heck yeah! Love hearing that.

[@Crazdcorgi]

I had the same experience but my Catholic School Nun told my mother I was a Day Dreamer. Now I fully support myself being a Day Dreamer - I was Critically thinking but I did not know it at the time. That was about 1971 or 1972.

[@AnthonyVicino]

I'm all about daydreaming. Did a video on this awhile back. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXXMc2Bsqsl1mJI

[@arguescreamholler]

I wasn't told those things. I was told I had to go. Period. I found reasons to go myself, and I also had many reasons why I didn't go. *My having a high school diploma really saved my life from poverty for having it.* THE CHOICE OF WHAT I DID WITH IT MADE THE DIFFERENCE! *Without it, I'd be one of the homeless in a tent somewhere was a great possibility.*

[@AnthonyVicino]

Interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@sharkysharpy6233]

Agreed and thanks for this reminder

[@AnthonyVicino]

You are so welcome

[@darleneatkinson3906]

Well, Anthony Vicino, first I say thanks for sharing your videos that in my eyes is brave, I could not make myself do that no matter what I tell myself, I did not go to kin garden non did I go see doctors non did I go to high school I never went to collage because I came from 1950's generation, I help my parents on a farm. I did not hear from outside my parents and siblings, So, I had zero expectation about life in general. I stay single never had children live simple yet enjoyable life got to see 22 state and Canada paid off everything my youngest brother stay with me. I see life very enjoyable love KZbin great to watch all types of videos. My dad said work pay for my way in life be kind people will be kind back. See people as gods of creation, love myself love everybody else and what I give in life returns to me. We are creators because the spirits that created us are creators so that why we feel like we need to be doing things making things. I do not know much about cave people never meant none. But regular people all love to feel good enjoy their existent and have something they love to do. That all I really know I think people are raise different so many people see life differently. Thanks, have great 2024 years.

[@AnthonyVicino]

Thanks, Darlene!

[@Dirk.Jacobs]

Another great video, thank you Anthony. Ah yes: Beyond the Apex

[@AnthonyVicino]

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[@blodensminecraft6423]

Best advice ever

[@AnthonyVicino]

Thank you!

[@WolfIonGaming]

I've been watching your videos lately, and I gotta say your words are truly inspiring. I'm glad I found your channel! Beyond the apex

[@AnthonyVicino]

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[@RandolphOyiejoiOburu]

Very good👌🏿

[@AnthonyVicino]

Thanks 🔥

[@jrosana]

Beyond the Apex! Thank you for sharing so much wisdom! You've just reminded me that the journey is the real goal and not the finish line, and that the impostor syndrome has only one solution: just keep growing and enjoy the process as you go.

[@AnthonyVicino]

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[@MadebySharuk]

I have adhd, and I agree with u sure. But also, I feel like your argument kinda invalidates adhd, making it seem “made up”, adhd doesn’t only affect focus, it affects other parts of my life so much more such as priorities, social life, impulses, adhd paralysis, and so much more

[@AnthonyVicino]

I would say priorities, social life, impulse control, and analysis paralysis all stem from a focus management problem. Not sure which part of my argument is invalidating ADHD in your mind, but I assure you that's not my intent.

[@GettingItDone]

Outstanding content

[@AnthonyVicino]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@landunlocked2423]

This is great advice

[@AnthonyVicino]

Glad you found it valuable!

[@dc3470]

most successful folks were at the right place at the right time. to a lesser extent, connections play an important part as well

[@AnthonyVicino]

Timing is very important. true.

[@alexeiw108]

Beyond the Apex Thanks very much Anthony, quality insights here. I'll be following your work more from now on, I appreciate your thoughtful, clear approach to helping us grow as entrepreneurs

[@AnthonyVicino]

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[@AnthonyVicino]

Yo! Excited to let you know we've finally opened the waitlist for the Beyond the Apex Accelerator. If you're a 5 or 6-figure entrepreneur looking to make the jump to 7 figures and beyond, you can apply for more information here: www.beyondtheapex.com Hope to see you there! AV

[@billybonus234]

We all have traits of ADHD. Hyper-focus is a trait. If I’m doing something I enjoy I pay no attention to what’s going on around me. It’s like when you see people looking at their phone whilst walking across a road and they are oblivious to the car that is about to hit them

[@AnthonyVicino]

Truth

[@BeyondAlphaAcademy]

Thanks for the tips. I agree on all 5 points and the way you presented them. Keep going 🔝

[@AnthonyVicino]

Thankyou! Glad you enjoyed.

[@QuartuvLarry]

I'll be happy when I have my new home paid off. After that, I'll be happy when I learn to SAIL my new home. And after that, I'll be happy when I arrive in the Bahamas. After that awaits the next big adventure!

[@AnthonyVicino]

Someday... someday. :)

[@Smaltese93]

Great video. Tbf, playing 8 hours of halo 3 makes plenty of sense. It’s a great game.

[@AnthonyVicino]

So damn good.

[@robertwhite711]

Great material! So, what is the 6th lie? Thanks.

[@AnthonyVicino]

It's actually right at the beginning of the video. We'll call it The School Lie.

[@brianmccarthy5657]

"Round like a circle in a spiral, like a wheel within a wheel. Never ending or brginning on an ever spinning reel" from "The Windmills of Your Mind"

[@AnthonyVicino]

Love it

[@JoeMahan]

Good video, thanks.

[@AnthonyVicino]

My pleasure!

[@joehighsmith2951]

Life is a lie sold to our grandparents grandparents. We're taught io divide our day in two. Half for work and half for ourselves. That if we work hard enough and earn enough that one day we can relax and enjoy what we worked for....its a lie. After my cancer diagnosis, I couldn't work, all my work colleagues turned their backs on me and SSDI rejected my first claim saying I didn't quit have enough terminal cancer but close. Learn to live for today. Tell people how you feel about them today. Plan on visiting things and put it in motion today.

[@AnthonyVicino]

I dig it

[@Theasworld1984]

It's just weird when my grandmother was alive I had purpose, a reason to live and I never had to dwell on problems etc. There was no time for it however my aunt and the rest of the family were the polar opposite and it's made me a mental case my depression that was suppressed when my grandmother was here is now worse than ever I almost had numerous nervous breakdowns in just the last five years I'm still working on myself gradually but I'm not saying I'm in a better place because I'm not but I'm working towards a better version of myself especially since I'm turning 40 this year

[@AnthonyVicino]

Losing a loved one can be incredibly difficult