Healthy Rudeness, Stop Being Nice

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[@chasethefeel]

becoming obsessed with work is awesome.

[@ourdan14]

Yeah I agree too much meditation can make us so joyful and exuberant that its hard to find people which will resonate with us, on the one hand its bad, but on the other hand you will attract only people who will resonate with you

[@ourdan14]

Yeah bro, In Poland I see that people are mainly focused on talking about others, politics, thigs out of our control. Even if people have fun, this is quite primitive fun. Thats why we as itelligent people need to look for good quality friends in special places like events, or masterminds. Its pretty hard to meet someone like you accidentally on street because most people don't give a damn about personal growth and they want to remain all life in sweet lie of comfort

[@wyatthuggins3292]

Good video thanks. You go on a lot of tangents, this can be good and bad cause you may lose some people I believe. It seems you’re really smart but you improvise a lot. If you could write things down I think it would be easier to make a lot more txontent and reach a lot more people because shorter video time is correlated with more views.

[@loweffortedward]

Good point. Thank you!

[@1m2a3t4t5]

Yea but what about introverted types that simply discuss things because its all theyre capable of. Unable to just go crazy and be loud. Maybe a different discussion

[@loweffortedward]

Thank you! That's a great topic for a video! In short, it's all about baby stepping in the direction of being able to be both peaceful or loud depending on the situation :)

[@ourdan14]

Btw how have you accumulated your knowledge bro? KZbin videos, books, meditation, observation etc? It seems like your knowledge is pretty versatile therefore I think you needed to dedicate long hours to become such sapient man

[@loweffortedward]

It's everything alltogether. And that's what I am trying to share in the videos and in tete-a-tete work.