How To Become More Intelligent Than 99% Of People

[@conny-mariedomke]

I have failed 100 times and yet I have never failed at all. Now, at the age of 40, I can see that every single step was the foundation of my personal development. I have learned from everything and my countless attempts, experiments and explorations have driven me through various stages of development. Thank you for providing this profound overview here. I am at peace now.

[@UnderThePinesPodcast]

Indeed 🦋

[@durgeshdhuriya001]

You nailed it. 🔥🔥

[@Kitiwake]

40😂😂😂

[@felicisimomalinao1981]

Same here.

[@VideosViraisVirais-dc7nx]

Não, your just another Karen. Obviously

[@B-SharpBenchmarks]

"Observing without judging is the highest form of Intelligence" - Jiddu Krishnamurti

[@machtnichtsseimann]

And this "highest form of intelligence" can still ironically be a form of spiritual immaturity.

[@edheldude]

But develop _discernment_

[@Sugarcane_Enthusiast]

​@@machtnichtsseimann How so

[@BrandonAlkero]

Intelligence is innate. It is something that everyone is born with. Clear the clutter and your intelligence will emerge.

[@kcvee5192]

Truth.

[@jeffreycallaway4614]

The key word is ”Innate.” 👍🏾👌🏾

[@BrandonAlkero]

@@jeffreycallaway4614 exactly

[@Simone79126]

I do feel sharper once I discard redundant, superficial or useless stuff/ ideas from my life!

[@joahchewbhaka5679]

that's the heart of the philosophical discussion of Rationalism vs Empiricism. And that is where empiricism fails: besides it being great to debunk mysticism, it fails to recognize our innate intelligence, our inner power or knowledge a priori. We are not made to question everything, we are made to have a meaningful goal and strive towards it.

[@KennethLeeAtLGA]

19 years old I left drugs and Alchohol behind and this automatically made me smarter, healthier and stronger than the average man

[@davidcuervo1734]

This is an excellent video with so many examples of how many people live their lives by default. This is largely due to most people lacking the ability to think critically. Critical thinking involves deep, profound and independent thinking that is not influenced by marketing, propaganda, religious rituals, political ideology, family, friends, mainstream media, mainstream thinking as well other societal accepted norms. Critical thinking involves TRUE independent and non biased thinking.

[@ttcc5273]

A cult deprogrammer said something interesting the other day in a video: "I don't like the term 'critical thinking'... I prefer 'reality testing'. Are these thoughts and feelings congruent with what us happening right now?"... I found that interesting.

[@Forlornskyes1438]

What a weird claim., as if anybody's thinking is truly free from 'marketing, propaganda, religious rituals, political ideology, family, friends, mainstream media, and mainstream thinking' Critical thinking is first and foremost about AWARENESS, not presuming to be above all the crap our society shoves down our throat.

[@Valleybreedinc]

Great comment man on point

[@smackdab420]

Your environment and the people you are surrounded by makes a difference if you can afford a place and have the time to think.

[@ArifWiwitan]

19:37 am already feelin this.. there is simply not enough time in a day to do all the things i wanna do. 8 hours sleep, 6 works work, 2 hours work out, 2 hours to feed spiritual needs, 2 hours to do grocery, do laundry, do dishes, cook, and eat. 3 hours to study. 1 hour of bonding. Okay what about commute? Commute will be done simultaneously as i listen to audio book and as i read a book on a piblic trnasportation. Yeah so packed right.

[@ski8799]

In my age, I’ve realized it’s all in the mind and heart. You can pull a successful entrepreneur out of his station and put him in a desperate situation with no money, no resources and no connections. Within 2 years, he’ll have something powerful started and trending towards success.

[@Bkrolls.95ti]

Undercover billionaire

[@raj5999]

Haha​@@Bkrolls.95ti

[@MrDjhealth]

according to Mark Cuban that is not true and luck plays a big role in entrepreneur success

[@siemniak]

Of course it does and anybody says otherwise has no idea what are they talking about. A lot of financially successful guys i know are biggest morons and no real lofe achievements outside of money, sometimes i think they can't add two plus two, but for example one of them (ironically he is the one always preaching stupid stuff like positive thinking, and good approach will get you somewhere) inherited a business from his father. Business wasn't anything groundbreaking, but he made it extremely financially successful, you ask how ? Well he was selling something online that be bought from stationary sellers and then covid happened. So from small buissnes it suddenly became big buissnes. And he is so stupid that if u ask him why is he successful he would never tell you ooh because i was lucky my father created something small and then covid happened and i was rich. He would say a lot of stupid stuff oh you know hard work and i was smart and blah blah blah. And this is just one example.​@@MrDjhealth

[@bryjbry]

@@MrDjhealthit plays a big role in extreme success, not basic success

[@bradennix5360]

This might be one of the most valuable videos on the internet. The amount of thought you put into these is incredible. So much perspective added

[@tim.osterhus]

What’s funny is once you reach this level of perspective, this probably wasn’t incredibly difficult to put together content wise. He’s just mastered this level of thinking. I mean, what’s mastery besides making the complex look effortless?

[@OliveLeee]

Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..

[@Doglover71_]

Assets that can make one successful in life

[@Doglover71_]

I. Forex 2.Stocks 3.Shares

[@Doglover71_]

forex is profitable and lucrative investment online

[@MAS_M2]

​@@Doglover71_You are right.

[@MAS_M2]

But I don't know why people remain poor due to ignorance

[@michaelknudsen66]

I started a playlist called "Dan Koe's Greatest Hits" then realized it was pointless because ALL of his videos were going there.

[@pourthatbubblie]

Where?

[@WilsonPaulTosin]

😂

[@agnosticpreacher6911]

bro blowin bubbles on it, but yeah his content good

[@Mecagothits]

😂

[@TeknonLC]

😁😁😁😁

[@oathtoembers]

"You rarely enjoy the process until the goal is reached". Ive been working on creating a Fantasy Game for 2 years now and its the hardest thing Ive ever done.... Im grateful for the struggle but man its rough. Goal Focused BABY!!!!

[@ldrey2012]

The way you have verbalized and complied the stages and all this is astonishing!

[@tellempathy]

I swear. HE is next level @dankoe

[@jonathanlivingston7358]

Don’t forget Jack’s quote: “A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes is better than a master of one”

[@Time_space_Reality]

Give me an example

[@jonathanlivingston7358]

@@Time_space_Reality Being versatile and having a broad range of skills can be highly valuable, even if it means not achieving complete mastery in one area. In many contexts, being adaptable, multi-skilled, and capable of bridging different areas of expertise can be more useful than narrow specialization especially in life in general. Think of AI vs AGI and apply it to humans. Sure! Let’s take an example from the workplace, specifically in the tech industry: Imagine two employees at a software company-one is a generalist who has knowledge of software development, user experience (UX) design, project management, and marketing, while the other is a specialist who is an expert solely in backend software development. Generalist Advantage Example: When the company decides to launch a new product, the generalist’s diverse skill set allows them to bridge the gap between different departments. They can help shape the product from concept to launch by understanding user needs (UX design), coordinating with the development team, managing timelines, and even assisting with marketing strategies. Their broad view of the project helps align teams, anticipate potential issues across different areas, and maintain a customer-centered approach. Meanwhile, the specialist excels at building efficient, high-quality backend code. However, their expertise may be limited to that scope, meaning they rely on others to connect their work to the user interface, manage team communication, or market the product effectively. Benefits for the Generalist: • Adaptability: The generalist can shift roles and fill gaps in the team, making them more resilient to changes within the company or industry. • Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration: They can communicate effectively across departments, fostering innovation and ensuring everyone’s work aligns with the bigger picture. • Leadership Opportunities: Generalists often make strong leaders or project managers because they understand how all parts of a project fit together. In this example, the generalist’s broad perspective and ability to wear many hats help the company succeed in a complex, fast-paced environment, while the specialist’s expertise is critical but more focused. Both are valuable, but in dynamic settings where diverse skills and collaboration are key, the generalist may have an edge. -ChatGPT

[@MetaphoricalMountaineering]

Carrying a multi tool is often better than carrying only a very high quality flat head screwdriver. A person who speaks enough to get by in many languages is often more useful than a person with a complete mastery of only one language.

[@Time_space_Reality]

@@MetaphoricalMountaineering Here's my take, what do you think is easier to do? (1) Do ten things at a surface level, or (2) Do one thing for years and truly master it? The easier option is to do ten things but master none. Mastery, however, is respected across borders. So tell me, can you name ten extremely successful people who do ten things?

[@alexbenzie6585]

The most successful people in the world all do multiple things lol what you talking about​@@Time_space_Reality

[@FlorentBonlong]

Great insights! 📚✨ It’s all about being CURIOUS, embracing challenges, and committing to lifelong LEARNING. Remember, the journey to enhanced INTELLIGENCE starts with a GROWTH mindset. Keep pushing those boundaries! 🚀

[@thechockslam9164]

Dan, I rarely comment but thank you for opening our eyes to make our lives meaningful. Hats off

[@Emily-bm9xj]

Unpopular opinion: quality social science education is just as vital as STEM education and helps one skip through a lot of these early, swiftly and quite naturally. Fluency develops at an early age for critical thinking and contextualizing different modes of thought, assumptions and operational matrices, while one develops a personal craft (usually perceived as something confusing, strange or unintelligible by more conventional others and specialized authority figures) of working within, outside and across different frameworks.

[@felicisimomalinao1981]

Social cybernetics is a way to success.

[@skipdegraff6547]

I grew up around Cherokee nation elder. I've witnessed what you're saying my entire life. Noticed that I was different before kindergarten and later realized to a large degree it was actually lack of social constraints.

[@peterbrendan8413]

"Things that are real sciences don't need to put 'science' at the end of it" Peter Thiel

[@flyingguitarist7026]

What's the criteria for 'quality' social sciences?

[@JJ_Boyes]

Dan Koe hits the nail. Synthesizing psycho-cybernetics with ego development theory as a modern value creation teacher is a bold example of what he means by "become a deep generalist." What he's sharing here gives clarity to issues with various "spiritual" teachings that end up being ineffective ideologies: ego bashing that becomes its own ego trip! Anyways, I loved this one. Thanks Dan.

[@pH-LIVE]

Ego bashing that becomes its own ego trip?! I'm not totally clear on the definition of Irony because of that Alanis Morrisette song, but this might be particularly rich. 🤤

[@skipdegraff6547]

The deepest nuance of the general ❤

[@Eryx-koen]

Dan koe is the only real self-improvement channel in the internet

[@flowwolf4]

I would add Moderno Wisdom by Chris Williamson

[@ascia158]

Yeah his channel is amazing​@@flowwolf4

[@ezco007]

Ok buddy

[@angelmiesestatis7566]

About people unconsciously planning for failure. I feel like people most often don’t do that but rather are okay with failing because their goal was to simply learn something new. Sometimes “that they indeed are not made for this challenge”. In other words if the goal was to succeed depends on what the person wanted to get out of it

[@trentferry9051]

If someone's goal was to learn something new and they do learn it, they didn't fail. He's talking about people that want to do something, but want to fail because they label themselves as failures so they need to fail again to keep up that image.

[@joyfuljourney6953]

I’ve reached the unitive stage via hardship and a deep commitment to discovery and the hardest and final stage was accepting the beauty of everyone being at different stages. Seeing it as the masterpiece of the unified intelligence creating a dualistic reality. It’s a peaceful place to be. My NDE has a lot to do with my journey as well. Thanks for breaking it down so masterfully.

[@Royals_Mindset]

Very DEEP Video. 🤯 I Agree On Challenging Your Beliefs & Habits To Shape The New Reality You Are Currently Creating For Yourself. It's A Lonely Grind, But The Grind Must Continue. 🔥

[@ArifWiwitan]

How is it lonely when we physicslly meet eith countless people day to dsy life

[@user-7I9gdym4j]

I learned a great deal. I absorbed as much as I could and will reference back to this video. You speak like a Senior Software Engineer.

[@JW-mg1sk]

I’ve just decided I’m going to finally focus on how to develop my fuller self in wealth/foundation stabilization. And I can only do that by narrowing considerably what I pay attention to. I’m setting up a playlist to dive deeper into Dan Koes video and take intentional notes. I’m convinced now his way of approaching the “game of life” is a great part of my own vision of becoming FREE. Time to begin in earnest. May I join the tribe of others who are also doing this for themselves and their loved ones. 🙏🏽

[@firejuggler31]

Deep and insightful video. I don't really feel the need to reach those later stages especially since you say high achievements can occur without them. But it's nice to know they're there.

[@JoshPalmer21]

I've been fascinated by utilising systems theory and cybernetics for self help. Dan is nailing it

[@rikanghuang7714]

beautiful video. Learnt a lot about various stages and really like you posting passages in your video so that I can enjoy them word for word. Quite challenging to get everything in my head at once and I'll look into the sources you mentioned.

[@agathacolleen]

I will be forever grateful to you, you changed my entire life and I will continue to preach on your behalf for the whole world to hear you saved me from huge financial debt with just a small investment, thank you Charlotte Grace Miller.

[@adrianamatilda1]

I'm surprised that you just mentioned and recommended Charlotte Miller, I met her at a conference in 2018 and we have been working together ever since.

[@stephaniebeddis8069]

She is my family's personal broker and also a personal broker in many families I'm United States, she's a licensed broker and a FINRA AGENT in United states

[@KenistonKist]

The very first time we tried, we invested $1400 and after a week, we received $5230. That really helped us a lot to pay up our bills.

[@DianaLinden-l6q]

I'm new at this, please how can I reach her?

[@anatolyivan]

I just withdrew my profits a week ago, To be honest it was an amazing feeling when the profits hits my wallet I wish I could reinvest but, too much bills

[@arnelmerton452]

So much good info packed into one video. And so well delivered. You the man sir 🙌

[@NathyO9]

I'm not sure if I'm correct, but I think that what the whole point of the video is talking about is that intelligence is just more than problem solving and learning. I think that it also encompasses your perception of reality. It's about expanding your perspective of things to be able to better process information around you. I actually thought of improving my intelligence by improving the way I use my cognition (attention, learning, reasoning, perception and memory). I understand now that you're covering this because some people think it's just about reasoning, memory and problem solving. Thank you for expanding on the perception aspect. I have a more nuanced understanding of it now.

[@realitymentalhealthrmh]

I think you're right, and I also think he is saying that intelligence includes being able to see things from outside of our physical selves, some would call it from spirit, or intuition maybe, or from the collective subconscious or through our connection with our higher self or with God maybe. When we see through this intelligence we care for all of life, not just our own

[@ProsperAdejimi-vv5op]

Finally I found someone that speaks the language I understand Thank u so much for this video ❤❤

[@shelleyfromyard]

Dan, you’re doing incredible work.

[@journeyofelevation8731]

I have to say, while discussing stages of consciousness and ego development is interesting, it's fundamentally misguided to think that reaching the highest states can be achieved through thinking alone. Many of the so-called "enlightened" people didn't get there by analyzing or following a linear path; they connected with source through real experiences like meditation and presence. Relying on these intellectual models is actually a trap that keeps people stuck. The truth is, the mind can be a barrier to true consciousness. You can’t think your way to enlightenment-it's about transcending thought altogether. So let's stop pretending that understanding a hierarchy will lead to awakening. It’s time to recognize that genuine spiritual growth comes from deep, experiential practices, not just intellectual chatter.

[@aaronsolo363]

Problem is, you only understand this once you reach that stage. You have nicely explained just one barrier, in a complex process.

[@sjaypits1196]

To support the claim, can you recommend other videos?

[@imohan4622]

Every time i feel depressed , I heard the message from you❤❤🎉🎉. Thank you dan for everything 🙏🙏

[@channel-qb3yr]

Intelligence is in the core of everything. Through us, intelligence can be aware and understand itself.

[@mohamedsaeed4099]

Till know I haven’t watched a single video of this guy that hasn’t changed my pov on something his content is truly life changing but doesn’t get higher amount of likes because he doesn’t give out easy or cheap tricks my best regard to you Dan ❤

[@Geezer_John]

Personally i think the best way to keep progressing is to continue to question your own beliefs and assumptions. All of your fundamental truths should be continually questioned. If it is currently still true then it can withstand the questions. If it can't withstand the questions then it isn't true. Critical to always monitor yourself as much as possible for confirmation bias. It can poison any journey of progression

[@RyanBLifestyle]

I’m blown away Dan. Inspired, feel kindred and Appreciate your brain and willingness to explore in the way you do. Keep keeping. Has to be my favorite video to date

[@angelacaravaglia]

Just finished Susanne R. Cook-Greuter’s book on Ego Development that you have suggested, and that you have been beautifully elaborating on. Looking forward to more vertical expansion, and linking the dots between Spiral Dynamics and AQAL 😉 All of this is Mind opening, and extremely helpful. Thank you 🙏🏼🌺

[@kendallliann]

I love how you always keep us focused on the goal!

[@Mecagothits]

For real

[@skipdegraff6547]

Success is a decision. Measures of outcome are results of the decision and follow through.

[@Tangi_ENT]

One of the more important videos you have ever made.

[@akazan_does_vids]

Here is some criticism. I feel like the approach that you are suggesting for intelligence is a bit self destructive if it requires an identity that cannot exist without productivity. It is cultivating a recipe for burnout and may pollute restful times with feelings of guilt about not being productive. I know this because I am a high performer and cybernetics really wont do much for you if you dont feel well. Tanking the discomfort only works up to a point, eventually your body itself is going to recoil, regardless of what you think. Your suggestions are good if and only if the person is consistently enjoying the process of doing whatever it is theyre doing, because goal based approaches are going to generate issues with self esteem when those goals are not achieved. Realistically, not everyone achieves all of their goals. Talk about smaller things if you want to play with this expectation-reward motivation style, instead of massive goals that humans have a tendency to fail at. You also forget several important aspects that govern the life of many individuals - deadlines, money and external life events that may make your approach unsustainable long term, and hinder the completion of goals, resulting in a downward spiral for the weaker-willed.

[@lukask3714]

It saddesnt me how quickly money enters every discussion about intelligence. But i guess thats where we are 😅

[@cliffdariff74]

Grow up... it TAKES MONEY to live free of labor, so one can use the mind, have time for free thinking and accomplishments. Get real.

[@thearab2569]

@@cliffdariff74 do you have money?

[@hagnerplaylists]

I agree. It's dumb to reduce the meaning of life to money... But Idiocracy is catching up.

[@hoboonwheels9289]

Money is a measure of achievement that our world uses, it will start changing soon as money doesn't mean much except to the ego.

It's not about making money, it's about getting what you want out of life, and usually it involves money to some extent. If you're intelligent enough you can self assign goals, take action and learn from feedback. If that goal involves making money and you succeed at that. It's a proof of your intelligence.

[@QuantumAwakening0]

35:50 Higher stages do not only understand their own lower stages. Different higher stages from unique realms do understand each other better too, because they have always more in common than the lower stages of different realms.

[@johnscott2964]

One can't increase their intelligence. However, one can master patterns of information such that they SEEM more intelligent.

[@Humble_Bee.]

Awesome video, Dan.

[@arsal.a]

Intelligence implies inherent, unchangeable nature. All things in life are problem solving, which is not static. It can improve, and there are frameworks for it. Like the Collaborative complex problem-solving framework😊

[@deevagaranperiyampillai7616]

The beginning of Spirituality is 1st connecting with oneself

[@tanishmaurya22]

We need another Dankoe's day in a life Vlog.......!🖤

[@DreamChaser-l6v]

Creating wealth entails establishing positive routines, such as consistently setting aside funds at regular intervals for sound investments. Financial management is a vital subject that many avoid, often leading to future regrets. I wish everyone reading this the best of luck in achieving success!

[@DoroYusuf]

Assets that can make one successful in life I. Crypto 2. Stocks 3. forex

[@Lukas.800]

You're right But I didn't know why people remain poor due to ignorance

[@SvetLan.401]

You're so right, Investing in bitcoin now is the best thing to do especially with the current rise in the market people are really making a lot of money from it... therefore investing in it wouldn't be a bad idea 💡

[@VictorGerardo-e7o]

speaking of crypto trading I know I am blessed if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as expert Caitlin albrecht

[@VictorGerardo-e7o]

The very first time i tried, i invested $6000 and after a week, i received $57000. That really helps me a lot to pay up bills

[@GS-hv9rd]

happiness is the height from which you observe the dividends of all your suffering.

[@hawgslam4]

🙂‍↕️

[@HariV2025]

This is an incredible video, as are Dan's previous videos. I have recommended this channel to people I have known for the past two years.

[@mohamedr1164]

Intelligence is the ability to detect pattern....make visual abstraction of static structure and dynamic structure....

[@rotorblade9508]

like the computer neural networks used in AI the brain works similarly, that is pattern recognition. that’s the subconscious. then there is a deep thinking and analysing your own thoughts as a level up architecture

[@kylemangan]

One of the best creators on KZbin, keep them coming Dan!

[@BriansRoar]

My friend! Your work is much appreciated.

[@jamesdaniels7533]

Love this concept, 48 min of gold❤

[@Planet432]

“You haven’t tooken the step that reveals the next step …” said Dan

[@joannc6560]

Dan, I absolutely love love love your videos. Thank you for all you do. I’m so glad your goals include sharing your vision and wisdom with us:) ❤

[@QUADRIXEDITZ.]

Top tier content

[@ironfaces8406]

oh freaking amazing, thank you so much. you are guiding me back to my path

[@Humble_Bee.]

Yes!! Do a Philosopher Tier List!! 😂🔥

[@varunjoel3281]

Hi Dan, very useful video thanks. I couldn't find the PDF attached you had mentioned.

[@siddhiverma6951]

They all say 'we've put the link in the bio', but there's never a link! But relevant video any day, thanks.

[@zainulabedin6445]

Intelligence is the peak of hard work.

[@HiGHIQ-w8u]

Give it up for Dan Koe

[@omgdorkness]

this interpretation of value is easy to understand, but short-sighted. some peoples goals are the emotional security of not having to change, etc. there are tons of reasons, basic value mechanics that indicate that people have other goals than those they state... even to themselves.

[@JamalAhmadMalik]

Unfortunately there are no references in the comments or the description.

[@neon1024_]

I went into a period where I rejected religion for the first time, at the age of 20 and started questioning reality. When I left religion and my beliefs about it, it felt like I have lost all my "powers" that I chained myself to. Throughout some months of reading about religions and thinking I came to the conclusion that the purpose of every religion is to help you become the best version of yourself, to unlock your full potential, be it prayers that increase faith, ultimately the trust in the future and your success or some higher being that holds your back. The common denominator is to help you function at full capacity. I struggled to find a way to replace religion in order to function at full capacity, as I became dependent on it for so many years. You just have to trust in yourself and build slowly.

[@jjchen249]

All religions are traps to make you belive God is outside of you and you need to worship an external source above you. They don't want to tell you the truth that you're a powerful spiritual being from the source and you can create whatever you want.

[@ritasjourney]

I believe in a higher power (it’s everywhere)and I ask it for help but I also know I have to do my part.

[@gowtham0738]

​@@jjchen249 You made a mistake Brother, Bible says John 14:17 (NIV) "...But you know him, for he lives with you and will be in you." So God is not outside of us, He loves us so much that He died on the cross for us! #Christislord

[@neonovalis]

​@@gowtham0738Bible is a 2000 year old fairy tale book. Yet ... some saints led interesting lives and can serve as role models. Read some good books about philosophy. André Comte-Sponville has a good book about being a "spirituel atheist"

[@Brahman2709]

@@gowtham0738No he didnt. He’s left the world of belief behind in order to find the actual truth. The bible is mostly allegorical. Dont limit your experience to beliving stories told to you by others. Go see for yourself.

[@kcvee5192]

Attachment to goals lead to a perpetual cycle of misery , Gotta learn to be detached as well.

[@financeacademy1608]

IQ is not the overall measure for success. It is one factor of hundred diffrent ones.

[@ArifWiwitan]

Seems very important though. Like the major attraction for women is looks, wealth, and personality, but they probably look for even more small things from potential romantic male partner

[@ValiantKojiroKurosawa]

-"Humans are extremely bad at predicting exponential growth"... proceeds understimate exponential growth

[@coltan968]

That was an incredible video, good work

[@wyverstone7657]

2:48 Telling the viewer to go get our “Cheep dopamine hits somewhere else” reminds me of the time that a Toyota dealer told me I needed to go shop at Isuzu because I wasn’t wanting to spend enough money along with my Toyota truck trade-in. I ended up buying my next four vehicles from Isuzu. I often wondered how “intelligent” was it of that car dealer to send me to the competition down the street. Seemed to me that Toyota dealer got their “cheap dopamine hits” with sarcasm. Ciao

[@kurthq]

Good Stuff Dan as always!

[@hiz-n-lowz1577]

Wow! What a powerhouse of information this video is.

[@pdworld3421]

I'm not sure why anyone should listen to this guy

[@robertlashley3164]

Why do you say that?

[@Founder2721]

​@@robertlashley3164I kinda agree with him

[@pdworld3421]

@@robertlashley3164 Give me a reason? Who is this guy? Is his IQ higher than Einstein's?

[@robertlashley3164]

@@pdworld3421 I thought you had a reason when you typed that. Plus you don't have to listen only people like "Einstein", you can learn a lot from many people.

[@pdworld3421]

@robertlashley3164 you can learn how to do things wrong and how to waste your time also- so my statement was- basically- I don't know if this is a person that knows what he's talking about or a person trying to make money on KZbin or through youtube- which is my suspicion. 90 percent of the people on KZbin are making these bold unfounded claims - get rich quick schemes and people are wasting their time listening to them

[@Geezer_John]

Was just talking to my daughter about Peterson. It was my theory that Peterson is using his current direction to draw people towards challenging of prior beliefs

[@Cricket_premi63]

It’s kinda crazy how nobody wants to get out of the rabbit hole and read the book Whispers of Manifestation on Borlest

[@najamulhassan5984]

Poor marketing 😂.

[@whatyousaydere]

How many times is Dan going to shave his hair and let it grow back before you take your first step?? You got this

[@SORENK9]

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[@IchGluckspilz445]

+1000 👍

[@ddfelder2]

😂😂😂😂 best comment 💯

[@Reddiscodancer]

Thankyou for saying 'Be all, End all' in that order. Usually Americans say it the other way round for some bizarre reason

[@yayeet8588]

ngl ur presentation comes out for me as if you are gonna say some epic brain hack routine guide to inteligence / success (i literally clicked on the video because the premise in the title + thumbnail where really funny) but from the first quote i realized that i was probably wrong and i've been watching the first 10 minutes for like 20 cuz you perfecly explain some concepts i was thinking about just today ("pursuit of shallowness") in a really good (if a bit coversome for my not 1% brain) way, if i get nothing else this first 10 minutes are really good. edit: 33:54 i got played

[@Ninja9JKD]

@8:00 To your point about goals and the journey. "Life is a journey, not a destination" What typically happens to the goal once you reach it? Checkmark, next goal! The western mind lives too much in the future and the past, whereas everything happens in the now. If you don't learn to be present and content in the now, then nothing you accomplish will be anything more than a checkmark. Though this is not to say that one shouldn't plan ahead and act, there is a balance and it depends on where you are in life. I would say that meaning is what is important, and often we gain meaning by acting towards are goals.

[@Ninja9JKD]

Very interesting ideas in this video overall, thank you.

[@IceColdProfessional]

Dan Koe is one of this world's foremost thinkers.

[@ArifWiwitan]

Could potentially be. Whome are the other candidates bro

[@emtechproaudio6176]

Setting a goal that is unattainable in the long term, such as increasing one's bodily height, may be a marker of lack of intelligence. - Knee high Accept me high.

[@kierenkane7516]

Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi?

[@roadtofreedom7477]

⁠😂

[@helvaxh8348]

While listening to this video, much of the philosophy discussed here reminded me of Sorelle Amore and her human psyche evolution. I don’t always understand her in a literal sense, but she often gives my intuition something to think about. and her content is pretty fun to watch.

[@topliam]

Wonderful content thanks for sharing!

[@Kingadiontis]

I studied ego development about 2 years ago it’s so interesting love your videos man

[@felicisimomalinao1981]

Awesome lecture - much thank Dan.

[@across_the_rainbow_bridge]

Most of these stages you can pass through just by being philosophical. I have passed through all of these and you get nothing for it at the end in the sense of "being better" at accomplishing goals, or creating good goals for the matter. I know many people who are at the lower stages but are better at achieving goals than me.

[@Planet432]

He said “quote-unquote” ! He also said “a trait like intelligence.” Intelligence is not a trait. Intelligence contains traits.

[@yosefkhailu]

so eloquent keep going man

[@realitymentalhealthrmh]

I realised the other day that failure doesn't exist. The only "failure" is when you decide to give up. Great video! Do you think Elon Musk is in the top 1% stage of development?

[@anguschristiansen]

First time i heard of you. Beautiful and insightful. Many thanks

[@divyasworld.0-1-2]

I resonate with the post conventional path , and yeah at 42:56 what you said makes sense as i have experienced quite a bit ,thanks Dan for decoding this subject 👏

[@Michael-mu7uk]

Loved quite alot of it. Never heard TOOKEN used in a sentence before so that was a first...

[@ajstockt4832]

Wow. I noticed that too.

[@ibk3164]

@Dan Koe You said, at 17:56, that a writer who only learns writing doesn't have a chance at making an independent income. This assumes that all such writers must write for someone else to make a living. But, in reality, a writer can write and sell his work to the masses. And he doesn't have to learn how to sell in order to achieve this. The quality of his work can advertise for him, the same as the quality of your work is advertising you here on KZbin.

[@mayank2710]

idk if you will read this, it felt extremely uncanny watching this. I have experienced and operated on all of the stages you mentioned. Yet, I don't have any command on staying in any one of them. It's like I have the apparatus to change my focus, yet I don't have the control over the amount of focus being used at any given time. I have reached the place where I consider whether it is necessary for me to intervene or if I am just going to hamper someone's developmental process as a human being. I am aware of the actions that will help someone in the short term and the ones that are imperative for them to reach a level of ability where help wouldn't be a requirement anymore. But, it's like sand, the more you try to grasp it, the less you have in your hand.

[@ohdearitsmandy]

Great video and insights! So much inspiration! Thank you! Can't find the pdf though.

[@ATouchOfTarot]

commercials in the first 3 min ,,, bye

[@AfriTechChronicles]

indeed the test of intelligence is if you get, what you want out of life.

[@sabosayalot9703]

Thanks for the video, it was really good!