THE FOUR AGREEMENTS by Don Miguel Ruiz | Core Message

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[@christosm.2407]

Don Miguel Ruiz: "Don't take anything personally" MJ: And I took that personally

[@AboutCreativity1]

Very good, Agreement #2: Don't take anything personally When someone insults you, imagine that person is full of poison, and their words are poison projected at you. If you take their insults personally, you will ingest their poison. If you eat their poison, you will feel like a victim and find it hard to think clearly. Stop feeling like a victim by remembering that nothing anyone does is personal. Even if someone takes out a gun and shoots you, it’s not personal. They shot you because of who they are, not because of who you are. Choose to see someone’s actions as a reflection of their pain and suffering. Instead of thinking, “Why me?” Think, “Poor them.” You can be compassionate and still seek justice. If a person shoots you, ensure they go to prison, but do so for the greater good (this person is dangerous to themselves and others) and not to seek revenge. You can seek justice without being outraged and hating the person who wronged you. By not taking anything personally, you will never feel like a victim. And if you never feel like a victim, you never put yourself in a vulnerable state where the inner judge can thrive and keep you down.

[@GreaterGoals]

BEST COMMENT EVER !

[@AboutCreativity1]

Very good, Agreement #1: Be impeccable with your word The word “impeccable” comes from the Latin word “im” and “pecatus,” which mean “without sin.” “The biggest sin you can commit,” author Don Miguel Ruiz says, “is self‐rejection” When you repeatedly judge yourself for making a mistake and think, "I'm a screwup," or "I'm an idiot," you are engaging in the mortal sin of self‐rejection. When you agree to be impeccable with your word, you agree to stop repeating words that make you feel worse. Berating yourself distracts from taking corrective action. It's like retaking an exam and having someone behind you saying, "You know you screwed up last time, right? Why did you screw up?" Merely set the intention to stop using words to harm yourself and others. Then, at the end of each day, reflect upon the quality of the words you said to yourself and others during the day. Imagine every word you said to yourself and others was broadcast to every phone in the world for every person to hear. Ask yourself, “Did my words uplift people, or did they depress people?”

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"Your best is going to change from moment to moment; it will be different when you are tired as opposed to well-rested. Under any circumstance, simply do your best, and you will avoid self-judgment, self-abuse, and regret" Quote from Four Agreements🙏❤️selfhelpchampion

[@AboutCreativity1]

Very good, Agreement #3: Don't make assumptions If you routinely make assumptions, you will experience countless interpersonal conflicts. When I had a roommate after college, I assumed it was okay to leave dishes in the sink… I assumed wrong. If I had clarified the house rules, I could have avoided several fights with my roommate. When you assume and are wrong, the inner judge has reason to scold you. Keep the inner judge silent by never making assumptions. When you have an ounce of doubt, clarify.

[@z00h]

"When I had a roommate after college, I assumed it was okay to leave dishes in the sink" Well that's just plain lack of manners nothing to do with assumptions. Was this in the book or is that a story from your own experience?

[@AboutCreativity1]

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[@sleepytunez7474]

@@z00h If someone gets butthurt over some dishes, I want nothing to do with them.

[@AboutCreativity1]

Very good, Agreement #1: Be impeccable with your word. Agreement #2: Don't take anything personally Agreement #3: Don't make assumptions Agreement #4: Always do your best

[@dannypacini9820]

Thanks for all the posts above

[@AboutCreativity1]

@@dannypacini9820 100%. repetition is important for a new way of life. The best to you and your family!

[@dannypacini9820]

@@AboutCreativity1 you too! Have a good one

[@lolasmasabi]

Thank you so much! I totally believe these 4 agreements saved my sanity, well, at least partially!

[@KBGDGT]

I’ve heard a lot about this book. Cheers for the summary. You’ve convinced me to get it. A lot of people I know could use the knowledge from that

[@nomorediets]

Great summary! Love this book. Should be something every high schooler reads. 🤓❤

[@user-gz8uo7py1q]

Love this summary of the book. Thank you. It is a great book. I would recommend it. It is one that you always go back to.

[@sternenherz]

Yeaaa!! Awesome, Nathan! To see a book summary, which is 100% not about being productive in the sense society wants us to be productive (parasite narrative) - but to fully come to our senses, and live our true self. Also, since i summarized this book a long time ago (in my journal), it is fascinating to see, how differently we summarize books. I put much more emphasis on the elements before and after the 4 agreements, because i was so blown away by the wisdom of the toltecs.. the story about the skin disease as a metaphor for our emotional disease... the explanation of the parasite... and the Mitote.. thus i highly recommend reading this book to everyone :) have a great day, Phil

[@alanconsidine8432]

Nearly at the end of this book my mind has opened up so much more and not concentrating on the past as much and so much of the book makes sense

[@veronicastanley1255]

I love seeing the accomplishments that I have made especially with the first, and 3rd, I am very much so working on what I fail @ and start over!

[@MarcioBranco]

"Do your best, enjoy the process and forget the rest!"

[@johnolianco2409]

Thank you! Don Miguel Ruiz is an amazing writer. He has a collection of books that open your mind to think inwards and understand some of the fundamental things that makes us who we are an our behaviour towards us and the world. I believe this book should be included as part of high school curriculums for first year students. I am sure it can help many kids many things that they yet dont understand. Anyways, Great job!

[@patrarus6362]

Thanks for posting! This is an excellent summary of this valuable book!

[@mikecimorelli5071]

So well done! Can’t wait to see more of your channel!

[@mpaujan21]

Really great book! I found the messages are simple but it's a good concept of thinking for everyday life. Easy to remember too.

[@ParadigmShift007]

Explained very smoothly, thanks!

[@mohdshahnawaz3864]

Absolutely loved this video. Thank you so much for this valuable information mate. Lots of love from an Australian property investor 🇦🇺😀

[@TheYoniutube]

As always great content, Thank you.

[@nasermahmood7991]

Loved this video. Will do my best to implement the 4 steps. Keep up the great work!

[@rafikhan5148]

Thank you Nathan for the wonderful book summary.

[@thebookwasbetter3650]

The best part of getting old is not giving a S**t when someone is honking at you in traffic.

[@laura7visionmission]

Excellent review very detailed and explanatory I love ❤️ all the work you do Nathan

[@FabioB1974]

You always amaze me, thanks!

[@ianpatrick23]

Great synopsis of the Four Agreements!

[@ranjanvenky1385]

I am really thankful for your channel

[@Health_Mastery_Coach_Steve]

Love your work! 🙏

[@marymacdonald8277]

this book changed my life.

[@AliefHamdani]

Thank you, Nathan for the summary. This is very useful. And, I discovered that there is a Fifth one? Be skeptical, & learn to listen? On the whole, I feel that you bring great benefit to us. Please keep it up!

[@JTChi]

My all time favorite book !!!!!!

[@msales1226]

Thank you!

[@susanclare5475]

Really interesting, thank you for posting.

[@nikitamukhanov6925]

Wonderful ! Oh wow ! Amazing review! Thanks

[@atanacioluna292]

Wonderful summary. I ordered the book, but your summary clarified some assumptions I had already made about what Ruiz meant to say.

[@g.w.4587]

Great summary, thank you!

[@TheGratitudeMan]

I enjoy reading 1 Page Summary. Just wonderful how you put it all in a small pill which we can easily digest. :) Monitor internal words, take external actions for overall good, Clarify instead of assume, and Always do your best. Thanks for sharing... :)

[@acali3312]

Very good

[@tclucentig]

Your videos are great and very helpful

[@luvilegend6443]

I personally thank you for your informative and valuable contents..

[@sardasjr]

Very good Sr.

[@chee_tash]

great book, thank you for this

[@Rainbow-nn3rl]

❤ Fantastic presentation and yes, I am a student of the four agreements

[@diwakardayal954]

What a great video Thanks

[@jurbua]

Great video! Thanks!

[@NoelleandOwen]

This was very helpful :) Thank you!

[@robinwilson7118]

Thanks man

[@ftw1321]

was looking for a way to share the idea of the book and this is perfect. thanks my friend.

[@GeeBag]

This was brilliant, just what I needed

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Wonderful review! Thank you!

[@treg6848]

Thanks for this amazing summary . I needed this reminder thanks

[@Thefunksoulbro]

Excellent summary Sir, thanks for your service.

[@femalegemini]

Mindset is everything!

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Good morning. Job done.

[@debwright3190]

😲😲Thank you for this great summary.👌🏽👌🏽

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Amazing 👏👏👏👏

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great work.

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Excellent summary 💯

[@JacquilinePBenny]

Loved it ❤️❤️❤️

[@flashbook4831]

Wonderfull book review. well, i think one of action point from this book is most people live by hundreds, if not thousands, of agreements. take a moment to break one of them right now. Maybe you tell yourself that you can't sing. To break this agreement just sing your heart out and imagine someone applauding your performance. By following this process, you can chip away at all your agreements, replacing them with new ones that set you free. enjoy reading and action fast :)

[@rozadafacundo]

excellent!

[@brentonl]

You've been living in a dream world Neo

[@Katherine_xs]

Ive heard so many times about this book, I read it all at once in a few hours and I am left in shock about how people can rely on such senseless information. English is not my first language and I feel like this book has been written for a 10 years old, because I have never read such a easy book to read. Was it translated poorly? I did not learn any new word. I agree with comments saying that the agreements are not possible to apply and the examples he gave are so obvious that its hard to believe that someone highly enlightened could have wrote this book. A lot of things do not make sense in the book.

[@chikatinaresh9463]

Awesome thank you 😊😊

[@robertharron1110]

Great summary

[@christellis7548]

Next please make a summary of becoming supernatural by Joe dispenza

[@aerial_camera_video_imaging]

Thank you

[@seemapatilJapan]

EXCELLENT

[@nagodio]

Best summary

[@hitshsachdev7700]

Very impressive

[@selfhelpchampion9664]

It's my favourite book, we are reposting this at our blog selfhelpchampion🙏❤️

[@josephgreisen8504]

I read this book back in 2012 on my Dad's birthday which ironically they show the date at the end. 😆

[@1984Shivu]

Thankyou thankyou thankyou

[@cortexleadershipconsulting2107]

Nathan. LOVE your work. Have viewed all of them for years now. I recommend them to my executive clients. I have a question. When agreement 2 is discussed here and on other shows, the focus is on not taking criticism from other’s personally. The author’s point, from my study of his work and the sections from his content also focuses on not taking anything good people say personally as well. I think his point is that we should find our own internal barometer and stop looking for external approval from others. By accepting others praise we can then be controlled by seeking other’s approval which the social media sites like FB thrive on. Millions of people have succumb to the desire to have “likes” from strangers and more followers. To break the cycle, he explains that we must see compliments as something good the other person can recognize in themselves. Would love to know your thoughts.

[@timothykangethe7700]

Be Skilled at something, become the go to person then give back or pay it forward. Perspective will keep you grounded 🙌

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🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Chris-vt5zl]

nice the 4 agreements

[@xomifred]

Do the HBR Must read series.

[@billartolawhipple2365]

Nice summary! Fyi- “Don” rhymes with “bon” voyage and is an honorific, like “sir”

[@jbrilli8172]

Loved the Forrest Gump example ;)

[@josephisaacs4172]

Is there a workbook with questions or excersizes to help some one to implement these changes in their lives?

[@mustafamemisoglu1925]

hey, do u have podcast channel?

[@acextensionsinc]

🙏🏼✨🙏🏾

[@brightside1574]

Take away: 1. Be impeccable to yourself - don't reject yourself, ask yourself - did your words uplift people? or did they depress? 2. Do not take anything personal-When someone insults you, imagine that person is full of poison, and their words are poison projected at you. If you take their insults personally, you will ingest their poison. If you eat their poison, you will feel like a victim and find it hard to think clearly. 3. Do not make assumptions - Ask questions for clarity 4. Always do your best

[@meika858]

What do you do if every time you try to clarify with a person they refuse to clarify ?

[@ohcrapitsmrG]

Point 2 - sure at times random people toss poison bc they are insane or have problems. But I know people who toss poison just bc they can (they are happy successful and people want to be with them). I am nice to them bc I have too but also try to be sincere - they don't care. I think it is losing mentality (how the weak will be victorious when they they thru jesus) that is continued with point 2.

[@martasextion8368]

I agree🌼🏵🌼🏵🌼🏵

[@andreamongem]

Is there anyway to find this video with spanish translation? I would love to share it with my students

[@attor90]

I'm very pacable with my words: coz I'm depressed

[@rickymicky272]

I don’t think this Cortez guy thought his readers were too bright. He kept using the stupid example and literally said we should be more like forest gump. Forest gump had to try his very best bc he wasn’t that bright.

[@sonu2173]

After reading Gita most of the self help books sounds like reference from Bhagvat Gita.

[@rheachaudhary8567]

Trueeeeeee thatttt!!!

[@nidiacarranza9437]

But when we are being compassionate and thinking for that by not taking things personally or making assumptions about that

[@bmaatinc740]

How do I get pdf break down

[@nascentnaomie]

✨📝✅👌

[@asspoo5540]

This one's a little controversial cuz for nr1 I use self loathing as motivation lol

[@ginahamlyn2569]

I never received the PDF summary?

[@bineevi]

You are the

[@lwandilemakubalo7477]

See other people's suffering.

[@marktuason418]

1. Be impeccable with your word 2. Don't take anything personally 3. Don't make assumptions 4. Be authentic

[@timothyjstrong]

This book sounds like a paraphrase of the bible