Today's most valuable resource (it's not time or attention)

[@Evergreen64]

The question that I've always asked is: Everyone has their own, opinions, perspective, attitude, etc. why would anyone by me care about mine?

[@Rayzorbladez]

But see, you posted this take, and I liked it, so I care.

[@arghya_333]

I will copy my reply to another comment - I think we should see it this way. We captured data, organized and distilled it to make our presentation for the meeting tomorrow. Expressing is basically converting the distilled information in a digestible format. It need not apply in every area of our lives, sometimes just stopping at distil is more than sufficient. If it is a set of information, you can stop at organize. If it is just a temporary thing you need to remember for the next 3-4 hours and will no longer need it, capturing should be sufficient.

[@L.I.T.H.I.U.M]

This warning has been trending for quite some time now but it's all over the place. You framed it perfectly.

[@LinkEX]

As someone that's in the process of reading the third book of the _Three Body_ triology, that dramatic separation into eras almost felt like another chapter 😄

[@JohnLunney]

Good summary of what I found the most enlightening in BASB, the shift from scarcity to abundance.

[@jwrites805]

Thought provoking and timely advice, I thoroughly enjoyed your book too. I have been using Apple notes for many years but not in an organised fashion - you have helped me tremendously, thank you so much!

[@chamsseddin4449]

the pattern between those things is about what is more fundamental, because if you have a well defined perspective then you will pay your attention (it is more about being conscious about what you do, using mind) to what align with your values (in a specific area, because, values are objective, like patience, thank, mercy, and so on), and by paying your attention to something, you spends your resources (in general instead of space alone, including time and information) on it. so if someone spends his resources in something does not yield any value, then it is a waste of resources, and just to remind, there is a relationship between resources, so any misusing of one, could be a misuse of the others, and any good use of one, could be a misusing for another, and so on, you need to find the balance, and to be a purpose oriented, and that is why i see them as one thing, for example, mind (be thankful that you have it, because you can lose it, and you can not improve it, it is a fundamental thing, logic and making decision, you can make good decisions and reflections, but this is not about having a good mind, there is no such a good mind or a bad one, but there is a more informations, and less information, and that is the relation), and to use your resources the right way, first, do not waste them, instead, invest them. long story short, from the beginning of human kind, resources were always there, but what differs from time to another, is the scarcity abundance game, which acts on resources, including informations which are the building block (information -> mind makes decision -> action), if they can manipulate it, then, they can manipulate your decisions, and make you another cog in the factory, or another number from their customers, or more fundamentally, an extra money in the annual revenues, and by PKM (personal knowledge management) you prevent your self from this.

[@byutennismenace]

I just finished your second brain book last night! Love it! Thank you!

[@QuestforaMeaningfulLife]

Love the new framing. Truly, we have too much stuff going on, not enough perspective to make use of it.

[@Jaszkin]

Here, 3:44 I had chills and tears in my eyes... 🥺

[@alaska4joe]

Very well made. The Perspective Era- brilliant insight!

[@derrickmashburn]

I just found out about this recently. I'm excited to start building one of my own.

[@NoelleCarter-r7k]

This was an incredibly valuable resource!

[@LewiGault]

Tiago, ive been following you for a long time, and this is some of your very best work. Incredible video, my man. Thank you!

[@darkdepth1991]

Thank you so much Tiago, we will encounter many more waves in the future for sure. With a bit of your help and methods we will be able to surf the highest waves during good and bad weather.

[@user-on4bn2kz6p]

Amazing! Keep content coming, please! Ppl. (young and older) need visionary and complex thinking😇

[@InJJWeTrustOfficial]

@TiagoForte Glad to see that you did indeed continue this theme, just as you replied to my other comment. If there is anyone out there in the position to make a single all-in-one software which has functionality designed around all of these essential steps to avoid information overload, CODE, and Second Brain, it'd definitely be you! Tons of people would definitely support you! (myself included) Anyhow, looking forward to more granular explanations of the CODE framework and software/apps you recommend for it. Keep up the great work! PS: Your writers and editors are sure earning their holiday bonuses this year! Awesome job all around!

[@SeanOulashin]

Was an amazing way to start the day. Very inspired. Thank you Tiago!

[@TiagoForte]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Superscan2027]

Honestly the best video I’ve watched all year! Thank you Tiago!

[@TiagoForte]

Glad you liked it!

[@GaneshRamakrishnanRG]

Tiago, awesome short video that scintillates. FYI, for the past few years all my leadership related classes have slides and discussion related to perspectives ("Most useful in plural" I always emphasize) and the Paul Saffo quote. Another powerful reminder is an Alan Kay quote: A change in perspective is worth 80 IQ points. I often use Michael Paul Smith's forced perspective photograph pair as an illustrative exercise to segue into the topic.

[@mr.fantastic7756]

Absolutely floored by this. Amazing.

[@gainde1137]

Don't try to keep swimming in that river - just leave it and live your own life.

[@Karina-kv9ep]

Have you thought about making a podcast? I Love all your videos I've seen and I think it'd be very beneficial and helpful.

[@marekkrzysztofiak2583]

I'm sure this insight should be the part of the introduction to the second edition of BASB book.

[@yohanesliong4818]

Great video. Thank you

[@no-hustle]

This world has certainly evolved faster than us. As you say, we simply cannot handle all the abundance of content and knowledge, I sense the era of AI will either place us deeper into this (slowly becoming the humans in Wall.e) or as you talk about here, letting go of it and gaining greater perspective (where everyone leans into expression, not just "creatives"). I am hoping for, working toward, and committed to the latter ❤

[@smashogre4766]

Beautifully put!

[@anickglobensky-bromow9820]

But aren't we just adding to the noise? If we aim to express what we learn by sharing online, aren't we just another creator adding to information overload?

[@arghya_333]

I think we should see it this way. We captured data, organized and distilled it to make our presentation for the meeting tomorrow. Expressing is basically converting the distilled information in a digestible format. It need not apply in every area of our lives, sometimes just stopping at distil is more than sufficient. If it is a set of information, you can stop at organize. If it is just a temporary thing you need to remember for the next 3-4 hours and will no longer need it, capturing should be sufficient.

[@Timy_tim]

I had this thought before I started sharing online. But I told myself two things. 1) don't share banal content, turn that idea of ​​"noise" on its head and share something that has value. 2) you surely have your own style. Of course, there is certainly a lot of content online, but think about the person who wants to come across your content, don't deprive them of it. Little bonus: the Internet can handle all this “noise” but it doesn’t stop ideas from coming out. There is nothing more honorable than sharing! ;)

[@GaneshRamakrishnanRG]

This question and the thoughts it reveals is a point of view--your point of view aka your perspective. Merely by sharing it here as a comment, you have triggered thoughts and responses in whoever reads it. Express need not be confined to the obvious blogging and video making. We can express the distilled ideas from our knowledge base (second brain) in any work we do and the way we tackle the situations we face. Keep raising questions, something you are especially good at. Best wishes.

[@codepal773]

Recently kurzgesagt made a video about the internet. The conclusion seems like an ideal scenario. Small communities that are so small that it feels similar to real life interactions. Something like that. Better watch their video.

[@maksimmintsaev476]

Tiago said a good phrase: “to close the gap between your vision and your reality”. Isn’t this the purpose of life? Vision is yours, but you change reality for everybody. World with you and world without you - could be two different worlds. Isn’t that great? So you can go ahead and change it. Enrich it with your presence and vision. Become motivation, inspiration or solution for someone. Digest a piece of Life and express it in a different way, so World could feel and appreciate your presence. Will it become a better or a worse World - depends on you)

[@moderationjpk1]

One of the best video ever that you produced. The story telling, all the information you provided here was evergreen content. Thanks a lot, Tiago. Your methodology changed my life. ❤

[@rmroberts94]

I agree with most everything stated, but I'd argue the "space era" has never really ended. The globe is still very much at war for resources (and we like to call it other things such as democracy and religion, but in reality, it's the push for global resources and dominance).

[@Xmanyum]

Nicely put together, particularly the first half.

[@TiagoForte]

Thank you!

[@gaceqkos]

interesting, im your new subscriber, because you grabbed my attention.

[@tomasflores_art]

Man! Serious? The upcoming POP will be amazing!

[@tomasflores_art]

10:25 whats the app?

[@KendallW]

@@tomasflores_art this looks like Evernote. I've heard Tiago say that he uses Evernote but that the BASB system can be used with any notetaking app.

[@RonaldReads]

Well said ... but $499 to join BASB, that's steep.

[@ipushprajyadav]

Out of my thoughts 💬

[@v1adko_]

This may have gone over my head but I don't think I agree and see a major difference between attention and perspective - is it the scale or ability to pay attention to multiple things and filter? Still sounds like attention. You have one head and one set of eyes (point of view, physical and mental) and you're bound by this - everything is about attention and focus. Even the images you use (eye vs telescope) are basically the same. I get there's the techne aspect of the telescope and it fits with what you're doing with digital and mental systems, but fundamentally it seems the same. A good spin and a catchy title (going against the established "attention is most important") but I don't see a clear shift or what defines this new era. Great video though, top editing and video quality.

[@mostlynotworking4112]

Reminds me of vervaeke four Ps of knowing

[@Rayzorbladez]

Pretty soon an AI will automatically note what it notes you'll want noted, it will automatically collate that data in new ways the way you'd have done it, and then it'll auto post them for you.

[@alaska4joe]

Tiago should lead the ai process with basb with the point you made.

[@lifehacksally]

totally resonate

[@Ari_diwan]

🥇

[@haidashira]

YES.

[@debarghyachanda]

First Pin. 📍

[@EricOosenbrug]

Space was not valued, it was material contained within. I guess that distinction needs to be overlooked to be able to nicely contrast with 'time' ... Kinda sloppy

[@soundouschannel4388]

Free Palestine 🍉🩶

[@jiangsir666]

Can I translate this video into Chinese and upload it to Bilibili? The explanation is very good and beneficial for beginners. I will include the author's KZbin link below the translated video.