Play Dumb - Outsmart Everyone Without Trying (Audiobook)

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What is one situation where staying quiet or 'playing dumb' actually helped you achieve something surprising? Share your story below!

[@lilianwere9628]

I need to learn to be dumb.😊

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@@lilianwere9628 Being 'dumb' strategically can sometimes be the smartest move! 😉 What part of the audiobook stood out to you the most?

[@lilianwere9628]

@mindshiftaudiobooks I am the type who wants to let others know that I got certain abilities or skills. I realised it's better to cool down. Thank you. I will re listen to gain more.

[@mindshiftaudiobooks]

@@lilianwere9628 It is great that you are reflecting on this. Sometimes holding back can indeed be a powerful strategy. I am glad you found value in the audiobook, and I appreciate you re-listening to it. Keep growing!

[@lilianwere9628]

@@mindshiftaudiobooks thank you.

[@dakalodk]

Playing dumb helps me understand how some family didn’t respect me

[@mindshiftaudiobooks]

Thank you for sharing your experience. Sometimes playing dumb can reveal people's true intentions and attitudes. It is eye-opening to see how some individuals behave when they think we are not aware. Recognizing this can be an important step toward understanding who truly respects and values us. Wishing you strength and clarity as you navigate these relationships!

[@evelynwagner9126]

Sometimes, playing dumb is also not good because it makes others take advantage of you and later disrespect you

[@mindshiftaudiobooks]

You are absolutely right! While playing dumb can be a smart strategy in certain situations, it is important to set boundaries and not let others take advantage of you. Thank you for sharing your perspective!

[@Kaykaybotch]

So many nuggets in a single audiobook. My goodness 💞 Flawless ❣️ Thanks 👍

[@mindshiftaudiobooks]

You're so welcome!

[@Neutral_belief]

Playing dumb is my default, but tje funny thing is i realized it.

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Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It is interesting how being aware of your default reactions can lead to new insights. What made you realize it, and do you think it has helped you in certain situations?

[@anthonysmith6886]

Very enlightened thank you

[@mindshiftaudiobooks]

I’m glad you found it enlightening

[@MaquitaLCKarambizi]

tHANKS FOR POSTIN G

[@mindshiftaudiobooks]

You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed

[@sweatygreasestudio]

It's really hard to change personality. I've tried so many tactics, and some of them are works, but in the end I just can shut my mouth and back to my default character.

[@mindshiftaudiobooks]

Changing personality traits can be challenging, but it’s a journey, not a quick fix. It’s great that some tactics worked for you-that’s progress! Sometimes, small consistent steps lead to lasting change. Keep experimenting with what feels right for you. You’ve got this!

[@Daniel-k1j1m]

This book hitting? Pmo some audiobooks

[@mogulmade]

18:12

[@dominiquelafleur7420]

My favorite strong suit 😏😉

[@mindshiftaudiobooks]

Thank you for sharing! Sometimes, playing dumb can indeed be a powerful strategy when used wisely. Glad to see you found value in it. What is your favorite takeaway from the audiobook?

[@michaelrichard1076]

My mother want to change the law , she accepted it and didn’t like the law outcome!!! Her confession says she did it but she still doesn’t understand she can’t make up her own laws.

[@mindshiftaudiobooks]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It sounds like your mother is grappling with the tension between accepting the law as it is and her desire for change. Understanding that laws are set for society as a whole and cannot be individually altered is a tough but important realization. Change often starts with understanding the system and working within it to advocate for reform. I hope this perspective helps clarify things for her-and for anyone else feeling similarly. What do you think is the best way to approach situations like this?

[@goddesswildredspeaksTruth]

[@mindshiftaudiobooks]

You're welcome! 😊 😊 😊

[@ashwadhwani]

NO THANK YOU. I DO NOT LIKE 'DUMB'. I WILL PLAY IT HOW I LIKE BUT NOT 'DUMB' I MAKE THE WIN, THE WINNING DOES NOT DEFINE ME !

[@mindshiftaudiobooks]

Thank you for sharing your perspective! It's great to see your confidence and your unique approach to winning. The message of the video is about strategic thinking, but your way of staying true to yourself is equally powerful. Keep shining and playing your way!

[@waynedonald8122]

That wouldn't work......

[@mindshiftaudiobooks]

@@waynedonald8122 Everyone has their own approach, and what works for one person might not work for another. It is all about finding what aligns with your goals and values!

[@FrameWorks-h2u]

I don’t have to play…😂

[@mindshiftaudiobooks]

Sometimes, the smartest moves require the least effort. 😄

[@camperstar6stringer]

What if you were just born dumb

[@mindshiftaudiobooks]

Being 'dumb' is just a label, and often, the smartest people are those who know how to use perception to their advantage. it explores how playing smart starts with mindset, not birth. What are your thoughts on this idea?

[@LilyAudiobook25]

👍👍👍

[@VictorFinnigan]

Very interesting, but you seem to be a wise person, who wants to become wiser. Compare with the Soldier Svejk, Mulla Nasruddin, Tao te Ching and other real och invented personalities, which perhaps or not, are "dumb".Any how, amusing text!

[@mindshiftaudiobooks]

Thank you for such an insightful and thought-provoking comment! Comparing 'playing dumb' to mentioned characters adds an intriguing layer to the idea. It is fascinating how perceived simplicity often hides profound intelligence.

[@VictorFinnigan]

@@mindshiftaudiobooks True!

[@Divinetiming11]

999 😂🎉