BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE by Eric Barker | Core Message

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[@teamwpventure]

I absolutely love the Buffett example at the start.

[@candybracelets]

Me too! It's the first time i've ever felt richer than a billionaire, it's such an incredible perspective flip. :)

[@Genesis--me8ud]

People do not know that others do the dirty work for Buffett to become rich - just ask God one day he’ll tell you the truth

[@ranjan_v]

I am really thankful for coming across your channel

[@ala8649]

This channel is the best channel in youtube hands down

[@Cakez253]

I actually preordered this book because I love Eric Barker’s blog so much. Great breakdown, this refreshed my memories of why I enjoyed the book so much!

[@AdrianaGirdler]

I love the point about focusing on one step at a time. It is far more doable to focus on small goals that will lead us towards big achievements. Can't wait to see more videos like this... Cheers!

[@dustinneathery9492]

great video - I love your explanations

[@SergioRugerio]

Adding value as always. Awesome video.

[@guntasbrar7885]

U been doing great work man.

[@sweetzzzz]

Legacy is when someone has accomplished something that is looked upon. Just because you have succeed it doesn't mean that the road you took is always right, because the atmosphere of business are constantly changing. Don't force your kids and people your way, just cause you have legacy.

[@mohedazizi]

wow , i love that flows can be powerful in certin environment

[@michaelbasagre3410]

Nathan as always great video! Enjoy your own examples!

[@also9825]

Great video Nathan. Well presented and packed with useful information. Keep up the great work and keep reading :-)

[@nigelwatson8855]

WELL DONE, Nathan! Great vids, great summations - thank you so much for such a wonderful resource and time-saver (even if one doesn't read the book)! Self-improvement on the giddyup ;)

[@epsilon3821]

Sure it saved time but on this particular book this really left quite a lot of interesting topics covered Summaries are helpful, but do read fully especially with the rare profoundness of books like this

[@VeronicaCristina]

You are amazing...i really like watching your videos

[@subhajitmishra100]

very nice and helpful thanks

[@singlehandedlyhealthy7793]

Really love this one, thanks for sharing. Have you read The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks? I'm always recommending that one to clients and friends - if you've done a video I'd love to put it in my resources. Thanks again for what you do!

[@MegaFount]

What you call flaws in Churchill , was insight. He saw what was coming when others blinded themselves to reality.

[@bhuvanesh1]

Idk y u r underrated.... Sure u will be in a greater position... Nice videos doode.!

[@naveedkhan4407]

Thank you!

[@Kumar-rq9ro]

Thanks

[@loredanaotilia5505]

I've finally got the book and I'm looking forward to read it🙂 this video helped me to understand better what do I think success is and what can I do to be more happy 🙂

[@rabiehhammoud6358]

Great video. I liked it because you speak about non-so-popular books but very valuable ones. Continue!

[@thefilemaker94]

Thank you

[@jericbercilla5381]

honor ! salute

[@spaceforthesoul6286]

Extremely (too) high senses and intuitive and creative. I feel people but not good in expressing myself in words. I feel connected with nature & higher nature, but still difficulties with trust in human relations (but people easily trust me), anxiety attacts, need lots of time alone!, easily bored -intelligent and like to learn on my own - autodidact (anything, mystic, writing, personal development). It's like a messy soup to me :)

[@ProductivityGame]

Might seem like a messy soup, but it's a great start! Self-awareness is the first step :)

[@sahelinargis8906]

pls make video on the path of mastery

[@guntasbrar7885]

I would love to learn ur art of editing and note making 😍😍😍😍 U should give ted talks man so that it can reach to even more people and help them turn thier life's

[@HarmanHundal01]

A: Achievement L: Legacy S: Significance H: Happiness

[@EdsPlace]

To me the Buffet example is resonating enough to maybe become a hunter gatherer nomad.

[@advancetotabletop5328]

Better to trade yourself for Warren’s wife! :D I’m trying to lower my blood glucose levels, so use three metrics, blood glucose level, weight, and blood pressure. If any of them are down or doing reasonably well, I don’t worry about the others.

[@Tube82ful]

Tq

[@welovelibraries4556]

I’m 30 years younger than Warren & I’d trade places with him in a HEART BEAT - with that wealth I could accomplish ALL things you mentioned 1000 fold from just being a multimillionaire

[@AliMuhammadAli]

You won't live long to enjoy those things though! The only reason I would trade places with Warren, is to use the money to make good according to my beliefs. which will get me the ultimate reward in the afterlife. but for those who don't believe in afterlife .. trading is not a wise choice if they are under 50.

[@welovelibraries4556]

Ali Muhammad Ali you’re an idiot - Warren Buffet will live another 10 years EASILY, 10 years with that wealth is worth more than 50 years of almost everyone else’s life.

[@jumhed994]

@@welovelibraries4556 Depends what your goals are, but it'd be a lot harder to achieve them with a creaking old body

[@RichLuciano1]

What about someone who doesn't feel any difference from accomplished goals, nor do they want to be significant? This is going to sound arrogant of me. I personally get things done that seem humanly impossible. I'm also busy avoided new friends because people become needful of my time like I'm their only hope. I basically have the four things down but do not seem to want two of them. I don't know if being normal would make me more happy of not. Legacy is fun though.

[@benjamino.7475]

Are you winning son?

[@transformationalpianolifec1643]

Who is Eric Barker?

[@ibnfulan5716]

The author who wrote the book

[@Qwufi]

I bet I would be happier thinking abouth death in every hour. I wish I could do that. Jokes aside: nice video.

[@linoazzurro]

Churchhill was a criminal.

[@massimosanto]

Azzurro Linoone. Very true.

[@natebrown4939]

Everyone's a villain in someone's book.

[@jumhed994]

And if he hadn't diverted the food then Britain would have lost and India would be overrun by the Japanese. Go and research 'Unit 731', then come back and tell us all about how Churchill did the wrong thing.

[@hteur1]

I agree, but does it invalidate the argument made? Though it's true he was presented as a hero.

[@tushardeshpande6520]

Dude, are you sure you read the book you're talking about? Or you wanted to talk about some other book...

[@niteeshmishra1073]

Not much information given in your video. Your video is just a content marketing to gain people's attention that's it and that's the truth. I've read the book and it's with more valuable information than you've told in video of 7 minutes which is just a waste of time. I would suggest to reading the book instead of watching your video,the book has a very very huge piece information. I know you are going to block me for this honest comment for your audience.

[@map1825]

What a horrible, demotivating pessimistic and mean spirited video. I was subscribed to your channel, but I just unsubscribed. To start with, the Buffett example was depressing, because you are criticizing someone on the basis of age; you're saying that if you're Buffett's age you are worthless despite your money or accomplishments or attitude or values. Age doesn't make the man, it's character that matters. I know some people say they liked that example, perhaps because it made younger people feel better about not being a multi-billionaire, but at it's core it was despicable. (BTW, I'm no where near Buffets age myself). Again age isn't what counts, it's character. (BTW, why would you say that Buffet didn't influence others in a positive way, and only cared about his money. Your examples, don't match with your narrative.) For another example... it's very sterotypical to say that people with Asperger Syndrome would be at home in Silicon Valley. Perhaps implying that engineers are all asocial. I really expected better than this very negative and depressing video. I'd really prefer motivating and uplifting over this demotivating and mean spirited prejudiced video. Unsubscribed.

[@ProductivityGame]

Hi Map, sorry the video came across negative to you. The Buffett example was intended to show how we spend our time is more important than how much money we make. It wasn't an attack on Buffett's character or legacy. In hindsight it wasn't the best example since (I agree) it didn't go with the rest of the narrative. Buffett has done a tremendous job helping others and will leave a great legacy - mainly because he was a person of strong character. As for the Asperger Syndrome example, Peter Thiel (someone who is very aware of what is required to be successful in Silicon Valley) said Asperger's can be a distinct advantage in the Valley. Not sure how the example implied all engineers are asocial. If I was attacking engineers than that would mean I was attacking myself and most of my friends, since I'm an engineer and so are many of my friends.

[@silverjobin]

The elements of the points you are very pedantically criticizing are not even intended in the way you decided to interpret them--strange of you. Dude, I don't know what your issue is, but it isn't Productivity Game. If you cannot look at the points through anything but your pessimistic lens (which is ironic), that is your problem. Don't project your problems onto the world and pretend it's the world's fault. Why do you go through life interpreting things in the worst possible way while ignoring context, first of all? Second, why would you blame someone else for what you are doing?