HARSH TRUTH About Wealth, Power & Happiness: Life Lessons Everybody Learns Too Late | Tai Lopez

For a limited time, Facet will waive the $250 enrollment fee for new annual members, visit facet.com/impact to learn more!
Vanta is offering Impact Theory listeners a free trial when you sign up at vanta.com/impact.
I’m diving deep into the HARSH TRUTH about wealth, power, and happiness with the one and only Tai Lopez. It's time to challenge the biggest mistake most people make, allowing others to convince them that power is a dirty word. No, my friends, power equals success.
If you're ready to become a strong and capable person worthy of respect, then you have to be ready to pursue it aggressively. Don't be afraid to dominate and discover your true power. This conversation will redefine what true power really means, beyond sex and money.
We'll explore the double-edged sword of power and uncover what people often get wrong about it and delve into the nature of money, understanding that it doesn't define your self-worth. Instead, we'll focus on what you truly want to feel and how you feel about yourself.
Prepare to witness the power of making things happen in the world as Tai and I map out the intricate connections between power, wealth, and seduction. It's time to seek mastery, status, and power like never before.
Prepare to have your mind blown and your perspective shifted. Join Tai Lopez and myself in this unforgettable episode of Impact Theory.
Books Mentioned in this Episode:
Titan, The Life of John D. Rockefeller by Ron Chernow
Kon-Tiki by Thor Heyerdahl
Don’t miss out growing wealth and power with Tai Lopez’s book, The 3 Trends: www.3trends.com/
Chapter Markers:
[00:00] Introduction To The Truth About Power
[00:31] What You Got Wrong About Power
[21:27] Wired for Power Or Material Things
[39:35] Best Advice About Power & Potential
[52:14] 3 Game Changing Trends for Wealth
[1:02:16] Move Like Will Power Is Real
[1:21:23] Master Your Inner Circle of Success
[1:28:39] Raising Kids Raises Your Success
[1:59:11] Alpha & Beta Males Don’t Matter
[2:37:40] Health Is the Unbreakable Power Link
[2:45:14] High Risks & Unbelievable Rewards
Powerful Insights From Tai Lopez:
“Men have to come to grips with their will to power because the will to power that drives you can also be your demon.”
“Wealth and power are like a pit bull and when they are on your side they are wonderful guardians, but if they ever turn against you they will rip you to shreds.”
“Know thyself and listen to the compliments of thine enemies.”
“I spent my life becoming a person who can give me answers that I couldn’t find from the world when I was nineteen.”
“Keep yourself grounded or you will go kooky.”
“Change your social circle, change your living and dead advisors and you change your bank account forever.”
“Never get disconnected from pre-civilization, civilization has made us unhappier.”
“You should have very few convictions because almost everything is wrong.”
Follow Tai Lopez:
Website: www.tailopez.com/
Instagram: / tailopez
KZbin: / @tailopez
Follow Me Tom Bilyeu:
Website: impacttheoryuniversity.com/
Twitter: / tombilyeu
Instagram: / tombilyeu

[@Casey-summer]

Really fascinating video, I wish i learnt most of these principles about seven years ago. A lot of people have been trapped strongly in the matrix-- Go to school, get a job, and then slave your whole life. Many miss out on life-changing information that could have great effect on their finances. I played with the stock market sometime in 2020, and I was surprised at how well it turned out. I want to put in $90k more into the market. I heard people are making really great returns despite the downturn. Any recommendations?

[@Gallo-firestone]

Stocks are pretty unstable at the moment, but if you do the right math, you should be just fine. Bloomberg and other finance media have been recording cases of folks gaining over $250k just in a matter of weeks/couple months, so I think there are a lot of wealth transfer in this downtime if you know where to look.

[@BaileyHoward101]

Many people lack this kind of information, which is unfortunate. I understand why some people panic. It can be hard without enough information. I have been earning over $31k passively by investing through an advisor, and it doesn’t take much work. The economy’s performance doesn’t matter; good wealth managers always make profits.

[@lilyhershey1]

​ *@elsiechamberlain7773* That does make a lot of sense, unlike us, you seem to have the Market figured out. Who is this consultant?

[@BaileyHoward101]

Gertrude Margaret Quinto, is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.

[@lilyhershey1]

I copied her whole name and pasted it into my browser; her website appeared immediately, and her qualifications are excellent; thank you for sharing.

[@SyedMuktasid]

I love how calm Tom is. Amazing interviewer

[@daniellovecchio6235]

Tai is that one pothead friend who can talk about anything and makes you think.

[@SneakerFreaker97]

HAHAH so accurate

[@Itsjtothet]

Haha yeah… think about why I clicked on this video 😂

[@ferozahmed5846]

Can’t believe he interviewed this crook.

[@JonasUrbonas]

Say what you want, these types of conversations with mutual respect (even with interruptions) really help put together your own world view and beliefs. Fascinating conversation

[@daalmightpanda]

Agreed!

[@chemchampa]

Wow, that was intense! I don't think there's ever been anyone else on this podcast who wouldn't let Tom finish a sentence at all as many times as this guy 😮

[@Bouchra.Slimani]

souhaite communiquer

[@MikeVeracity]

Yes, that annoyed me very much. This is the guest I have disliked the most.

[@curiousmind6472]

Tom is exactly like this guy with his other guests, annoyingly and constantly interrupting and over talking, so this is a nice change to actually hear the guest speak their ideas.

[@flashpoint7179]

lol really weird comment. get a grip

[@brucebrucefoundation]

😂 bruh could it be that Tom talks to much?

[@verosirvi]

So interesting and one thing is clear after watching Tai in this interview, narcissism is hereditary

[@royae2897]

😂

[@aaronJames6632]

Lol

[@EvolutionOfMan]

Facts 💯 💯 💯 😂😂😂

[@michelesimonds3134]

Omg seriously- like a refined Andrew Tate lol

[@stephenmorton1727]

Tai boasts a lot, but his 67 step program changed my life. I wrote about it in my book, Ice Cream Is For Winners. Thank you Tom for inviting him on your show.

[@Jojoma449]

How did it change your life

[@sarahfletcher01]

TAI IS AMAZING. “HOW I CREATE WEALTH”

[@sarahfletcher01]

The first step to creating wealth is figuring out your goaIs and risk toIerance - either on your own or with the heIp of a financiaI-pro, and foIIowing through with an inteIIigent pIan, you wiII gain financiaI growth over the years and enjoy the benefits of managing your money.

[@sarahfletcher01]

I am fortunate I made productive decisions that changed my finances through my financiaI-pro. Got my 2nd house in Feb, and hoping to retire soon. Give this a try and attain weaIth.

[@sarahfletcher01]

researvh the name, if you care.

[@sarahfletcher01]

REBECCA MARTIN WATSON

[@jaysonmatining23]

Huh

[@korban007]

Tai is a seeker, much like myself he missing pieces but living life higher than one could imagine. The hardship is the time it takes and the info pours in dump trucks, it’s so abundant. It’s hard to sort, but our greatest lives are within sharing with others.

[@scott9036]

This is my garage, but you know what I'm most proud of? This book about Wham!

[@zenwallsfinefinishes8770]

Tom !! I was so impressed with how gracious , kind, and patient you were with the interruptions. It was challenging to listen to what you were sharing, but then the guest interrupted!!! So now I dont know what else happened in your stories!!!! Amazed how well you maintained your character standard in this conversation! Proof of who you innately are.

[@InspirationalSegway-mq3gq]

Waw, then it's so obvious, I thought it's just my feelings

[@jovacastillo6407]

Wow what patience he has😅 Tom is wise.

[@batzmaru2010]

"It is unwise to be too sure of one's own wisdom. It is healthy to be reminded that the strongest might weaken and the wisest might err."

[@Bouchra.Slimani]

Je viens d'Algérie et je souhaite communiquer avec vous 🙆🏻‍♀️🙆🏻‍♀️

[@annahernandez332]

Tai talks without actual reference. His narcissist tendencies are bleeding through.

[@chipdaleske1999]

Tom. You are a great storyteller. My grandfather was as well and always said "Don't let a few details get in the way of a good story"

[@TheOddOddish]

Is it just me or does Tai's glasses have no lenses in them? Toms glasses have mad reflections, and Tais has none!! I cannot unsee it now! Loved the interview though!!!!

[@christinabrooks7580]

Hilarious

[@tailopez]

Yes I take out the lenses so no reflection

[@Ben86511]

nah, Tom has anti-glare coating and Tai doesn't

[@margoneame7822]

@@tailopez😂

[@Winningsaleshabits]

Tai has a lot of certainty, yet rarely backs up his assertions. A 2008 study of 3000 twins showed that only about a third of narcissistic personality was hereditary, most was environment. Dr. Ramany also states that most NPD can be traced to events from childhood. Love to see if he has the actual study that shows 78% is heredity.

[@xsw882]

he tends to follow single high-quality authors for his domain specific knowledge instead of researching alot in that domain

[@offensivearch]

I haven't looked into what you are talking about, but I do know that NPD and narcissistic personality are different. The idea of NPD being largely hereditary wouldn't suprise me actually, given how exceptionally narcissistic someone needs to be to get a NPD diagnosis. The notion of narcissistic personality traits themselves (outside of clinical NPD diagnosis) is another matter entirely. I could easily see how that could be more nurture than nature.

[@carolynwilson7736]

Tai seems like he has inherited his father’s NPD. Tom was very patient.

[@daveh9803]

NPD is an abbreviation for narcissistic personality disorder, so they’re the same. It’s important to remember that it exists on a continuum. Everyone exhibits narcissistic traits on occasion. The formal diagnosis happens when 5 or more of the traits are exhibited to a testing psychologist or psychiatrist.

[@mybootscamewithoutstraps]

I agree with you@@carolynwilson7736 . Tai spent so much time thinking he's so great and could predict everything like some kinda prophet. His need for attention, leading the conversation, and all that grandiose sense of self compared to others was RAMPANT throughout this podcast.

[@aureliobjm]

The advice in this video is valuable for the typical American. I started investing when I was 30 back in 1998. Today, I have a decent $3.7M nest egg, thanks to the careful supervision of my CFP. After learning all of this, my only regret is not starting earlier when I was 25. It may not seem like much but those extra 5 years are the most important.

[@georgeh.5126]

And It's not even that hard to do. Maybe too rigorous for the regular-Joe, but thats why its advisable to conduct with good market strategist.

[@josephbush]

This is why I've entrusted a fiduciary with my investment decisions. Many underestimate advisors until emotions lead to losses. My advisor crafted a tailored strategy aligning with my long-term goals, guiding entry and exit points for the equities I focus on. This has grown my portfolio to $780k, generating sufficient dividends for my household's needs.

[@Bezosjesss]

@josephbush I have been considering a strategy change with the help of a coach. Is it possible to get in touch with your coach?

[@josephbush]

She's known as 'Heather Lee Larioni'. One of the finest portfolio managers in the field. She's widely recognized; you should take a look at her work.

[@Bezosjesss]

Thank you. it was easy to find her. She seems proficient considering her résumé.

[@justsomeguy1074]

Here in my garage...look at my Lambo and all my books. The most important thing is knowledge!

[@user-yg4pi1tl7e]

Tomorrow on the show we have Sam Bankman-Freid teaching the rules of success in business and life!

[@DavidSummerly]

😂 this.

[@mexicounexplained]

Funniest comment here! Gracias.

[@StateAlchemist7]

I'm glad there's people on here that know. Did Tom not do his homework on this scammer?

[@strjourneys7919]

​@@mexicounexplainedwhat's funny about that? Was he not successful??

[@user-yg4pi1tl7e]

Depends on your morals if lying and stealing people's money is fine with you then yes as they both are experts in that@@strjourneys7919

[@jo69123]

The reason I never finish a Tom Bilyeu podcast is because there are so many instances where he talks or mentions himself and the way he thinks instead of focusing the conversation on the guest, which is why most people watch the video for

[@CPeetG]

A podcast is a discussion between two parties stating their view point. Tom is supposed to share his thoughts… lol

[@nickbryantfyi]

Agree with that

[@charliecho5392]

@@CPeetG yes, Joe Rogan and Lex Fridman is good at sharing their own thoughts with their guest, so it's hard not to finish their podcasts, but with tom bilyeu, this happened with the recent month's robert greene podcast with bilyeu, Tom speaks about himself that isn't very... to put it nicely, not relatable, or to the very least, not relatable to the guest at all, too.

[@Man-u-flex]

@@CPeetGhe’s cringe asf

[@SebastiaanVaz]

I agree. He's adding a lot of his own philosophy to the talk, of which I really don't care. I want to listen to Tai's thoughts. Whenever Tom starts speaking I put it on 2x.

[@nyahhbinghi]

There is very little to dislike about Tai Lopez - he is open, honest, intelligent and easygoing

[@jonbeazley7770]

I love how Tom advocates for clarity and highlights conflicts in world views with such poise and kindness. 🙌🏻

[@ChaniJRandazzo]

Ah (39:00) The Senility Prayer! "God grant me the senility to accept the things I cannot change. The power to change the things I can and the wisdom to make a difference." Amen to that! I wrote that at about age 12 in Alateen (for children of alcoholic parents).

[@cherylm5002]

😂😂😂

[@adriennkis5780]

I have been listening to Impact Theory for years and this was the first interview that I did not enjoy watching. Not a really lovable person who does not know how to be interested in and listen respectfully to others opinion. It is a 3h monologue of someone uninterested in a conversation - just pushing his own thoughts as ultimate truth. Lot of ego that is not very attractive. We love you Tom 😊

[@ElleeZee289]

They aren’t even his own thoughts. He just regurgitates other people’s thoughts.

[@kj5250]

This guy seems to just be talking with no real evidence to backup his claims.

[@mstree9985]

Real evidence? It's just a conversation. You don't have to look to him for guidance.

[@kj5250]

@@mstree9985 ok I won’t 👍🏻

[@elsavelaz]

Actually idk your academic background but mine is intense in 4 different fields , and tai shouldn’t have to provide evidence for stuff that is common knowledge among the well read 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@DavidSummerly]

Tai is a known scam artist.

[@gusdichtel2335]

Success leaves clues ladies and gentlemen you should listen to this man with perfect attention.....

[@PAP3RMAN.732]

Don’t let what your good at define you. Who are you if you can’t do what your good at?

[@allinthemind2006]

In 2024 let’s vow to phase out using the word F*CK in the title of every self help book.

[@belojay2850]

I beg your F**king pardon sir, how the F**k would we know which F**king books to read if there's no F**king F**k in the Title! Holy F**k I'd be lost!

[@Susanhartman.]

At the very least, I now grasp the concept of leverage. Creating wealth and financial freedom isn't as tough as many people believe. Building wealth and remaining financially stable indefinitely is a lot easier with the appropriate information. Participating in financial programs and products is the only true approach to make a high income and remain affluent indefinitely.

[@mariaguerrero08]

Starting early is key to building wealth, and I prioritize investing. Learning from last year's experience, early investments have enabled me to build a suitable life.

[@ThomasChai05]

I completely agree; I am 60 years old, recently retired, and have approximately $1,250,000 in external retirement funds. I am debt free and have very little money in retirement funds compared to the total value of my portfolio over the past three years. To be honest, having a portfolio-advisor for investing is genius!

[@mikegarvey17]

@@ThomasChai05That does make a lot of sense, unlike us, you seem to have the Market figured out. Who is this consultant?

[@ThomasChai05]

GERTRUDE MARGARET QUINTO maintains an online presence. Just make a simple search for her name online.

[@ThomasChai05]

'Gertrude Margaret Quinto' maintains an online presence. Just make a simple search for her name online.

[@GT-xp6bx]

Tom visibly regrets this 😂

[@cetriyasArtnComicsChannel]

Tai is kinda ironic. He's quick to retoute his talking points because he can recall a lot of data but Tom is just as capable of keeping a lot of data and recall so its more noticeable to him when the trip up happens.

[@lukaxxlunchpailguyxxdoncic9293]

Tai will not be invited back.

[@DavidSummerly]

As he should. Tai is a fraud.

[@TacoFlavorKisses]

@@lukaxxlunchpailguyxxdoncic9293 but does that even matter?

[@xsw882]

@@lukaxxlunchpailguyxxdoncic9293 this is not Tai's first appearance, he was already invited back

[@dingo5842]

So...I started out with the mindset "ok, let's give this guy a chance". I'm an hour in, and while I'm now reading "The Denial of Death" (just bought and downloaded it), I'm thinking this f'ing guy is 80% WTAF/STFU and 20% "Hmmm, alright.." He's definitely his own biggest fan. I couldn't take anymore today. I might come back to this interview, maybe. Tom's counter was very good to balance it. Overall, 49% invigorating/51% enervating. Nonetheless, highly appreciated, Tom. Keep 'em coming!

[@bobby8630]

He reminds me of my managing director at work, he is 39 years old, makes a lot of money, does not have children, and is clearly his own biggest fan. Maybe that is what Peterson means, when he says, you don't really grow up until you have children?

[@dingo5842]

@@bobby8630 Well...I think it's easiest to see one's most accurate reflection by how we react to the behaviour of others, and retrospectively I see echoes of my own past arrogance in the way he presents himself (I'm assuming due to his relative immaturity, self-justfied by his apparent financial success, seemingly unchecked by his peer group), and while I am also definitely my own biggest fan, I don't think I am above any other human, and believe you can't learn unless you shut your f'ing mouth and **listen** to others. 😂 In very small doses would be the only way I could stand this guy (and honestly, only remotely). I admit that on a maturation level, I was essentially an adult-age boy until the day I saw my son's face at his delivery (and I was 37).

[@dingo5842]

(Pardon my verbosity)

[@kmc7684]

The Denial of Death is an old book that was super trendy circa 1980. It's also very dated and wrong in some respects, which becomes quite apparent when reading it in 2023. That said, I enjoyed reading it in my early 20s.

[@busyworksbeats]

Tai Lopez = 🐐

[@lylewebster7849]

Haha someone's not watched Coffeezilla

[@i_am_a_real_cat1443]

hi welcome to my garage this is my lambo and my books

[@GrumpyCat-mw5xl]

The god father said in the first movie” a man without a family is not a real man”. Ironically his son ended up losing his wife in the second movie but they almost rekindled in the 3rd. Even a top mafia boss from the old world believed family was very important. One thing that becoming wise mature adult entails is accepting its impossible to have it all.

[@PAP3RMAN.732]

Your Bank account has no limits but your peace of mind and stress levels have there limit.

[@andreabowman-butler6130]

I have followed impact theory for a while now. I watch you and your wife Lisa often. This interview was about Tai his perspective and philosophies, , I found his style anxious, desperate and borderline eugenicist. And while his delivery did less for him, it really highlighted your compassion, your empathy, your wisdom, your humility, your deliberate and determined expertise in your field. This is a lesson for young men, I will absolutely have my son listen and watch to learn a valuable lesson from the exchange. Thanks so much for learning, then teaching us all. My son recently finished a classroom project on Mansa Musa, I chuckled as I listened to Tai, try to reference this great Man. Happy New Year to you and Lisa 2024

[@MochaMediaStoryteller]

UGRRRRHH!!! Kinda regretting my choice to survey the comments prior to watching the episode...Your voice cannot be unheard... ijs

[@MochaMediaStoryteller]

@ 13:20 "The responsive look Tom gives here ... priceless... and to your point.

[@chillie000]

Wasn’t gonna watch this, as Tai Lopez is a joke (AND grifter). But you got me curious about the subtler aspects, and it sounds like I can learn something from Tom + Tai’s contrasting styles. Lovely nuanced comment, thankyou 🌺

[@ap-lt2oj]

ignorant guys gathering corner down here

[@RahYoRaijin]

It’s not easy to keep a conversation focused on the guest and keeping the conversations intense it can even be a bit embarrassing w so many people watching, thank you Tom you are one the top tier podcasters out here. You are helping so many people 🔥🌙⚡️

[@victoriake6395]

Tom's a humble legend - and such a "man", as one of the 20% of women driven by Mastery, your work is great - and provides a swallowable masculine perspective of impact.

[@elonmusknewsnetwork]

Tai is the king of tangents 😂

[@elsavelaz]

the flow of the convo is a little awkward cuz almost every sentence in tai’s convo introduces a new idea or new way to perceive the idea vs Tom takes maybe 3-4 sentences to get to the idea. Not that 1 is better than the other, but seems that’s part of the awkward conversation flow , and Tom shut down but also can’t blame him cuz it’s exhausting to be talked at . Prolly one of those things where 3 speakers does better than 2

[@elsavelaz]

Probably not gonna land nicely but as an engineer , tai speaks closer to the fast pace gotta spit out and keep up with evolving ideas much faster than Tom and it is like … Tai is trying to tell Tom to get experience talking to more like … technical or guru or time constrained people … more often … to update a communication habit that lands well with people he’s leading vs being a learner . Probably not a fair assessment but I do think a third person to balance the pace of ideas like in other interviews tai has been on, is a great way to balance hogging the mic with reason

[@ap-lt2oj]

regardless of anything business related tia is incredibly wise for picking up on the fact that we don’t have free will

[@kathleen4376]

Happy new year Tom ! Thanks so much for all you do ! I’m learning

[@vusanichirwa1348]

Tai Lopez's grasp of human psychology and cognitive biases is impressive. His ability to dissect and explain these complex concepts in a relatable way is truly commendable!

[@iamitzelromero]

So interesting! 4ms of motivation. Material, mating, movement, mastery. So important to understand what motivates people, especially yourself…

[@TRayTV]

I have never lost so much respect for someone so fast.

[@preciousadeyemi3192]

Bro ur comment made me feel the same about you

[@TRayTV]

@@preciousadeyemi3192 I'm flattered that you had any respect to lose.

[@MotionMediaFlicks]

you have face that makes onions cry

[@crankin77]

@@preciousadeyemi3192 Are you a bot or one of Tai's comment minions 🤔

[@10DownAndOnTheGrind]

They’ve probably never ignored a comment so fast. Feelings are mutual.

[@360stab]

I love KNOWLEDGE.

[@marissacommey2670]

😂

[@melissab7791]

I’ve always gotten con artist vibes from this dude, so watching this is a hard no.

[@hardstyle8184]

Haha😂… I used to think same. Now I don’t see him anymore on commercials so he is ok in my book

[@hardstyle8184]

KZbin commercials it was I think

[@michaelwest218]

This guy doesn’t understand a single thing he is talking about. Tom, you are a good listener, and your patience and gentle pushback are noted.

[@preciousadeyemi3192]

I think ur IQ is the problem here

[@franciswaldecker9395]

What makes you believe that?

[@jaysonmatining23]

😅 yea

[@jromano5918]

Tai - your glasses don't have lenses...lololol Am I right?

[@jaysonmatining23]

Right🤣

[@joniwest5328]

I thought I was going to be watching Tom, but it turned out to be SNL! It features a new character called “The Interrupter” and proves that narcissistic personality disorder is, in fact, heritable and people are unaware of things about themselves that others find obvious. Tom is an amazing actor, never once losing his composure no matter how many times this clown tries to tell him that he’s not who Tom knows he is. Based on his “cold reading” of Tom as being “low anxiety” and Tom telling him (as he has said repeatedly on the podcast) that he is high anxiety, it certainly brings into question is big skill of “cold reading” people. He changes the definition when he’s wrong and tries to convince people they are what he says. This guest brought his mother…was that a first? Tom, you have superhuman patience!

[@ittyfittykelly]

Right. I’m not even sure what I just listened to. I’ve never even heard of Tai Lopez before 3hrs ago. That was bizarre.

[@TheZGALa]

I love how Tai talks smack about things and then uses them to explain his perspectives. It is entertaining and thought provoking.

[@bobwheeler8101]

Really seems like him in a nutshell.

[@chrisbhag]

Tom, Merry Christmas and all the best for 2024 to you and your team 😊 Thank you for all of the info you have shared.

[@dustinstout5527]

That part... about his identity.... that gave me sooo much affirmation on how I'm living my life and my emotional stability not being based on things rather who I am.as a whole.

[@tiana0048]

Toms facial expression is priceless 😂😂

[@lauras2196]

comments are crazy in here Tom , i acutlly really enjoed this desprate for content on boxing day thank you so much I really enjoyed my time watching this. cheers from Canada

[@Heligoland211]

This is the most desperate "pick me please" comment. Are you thirsty, girl?

[@oliviasmit2657]

I like when men are confident but this guest is too confident , he is over confident, seems SO full of himself, only interested in achievement, money and status. Seems so empty. Also he talks through the interviewer a lot, which comes across as disrespectful. I commend Tom for being so patient with him.

[@inCARSONate]

Nah. You’re missing it - he’s done the work and his message is authentic.

[@preciousadeyemi3192]

Yeah empty like ur head

[@seriouscash]

naw u dont like confident men. in fact they intimdate you and you try to shame them so you can feel better about the fact that u have no convictions

[@malikattar9484]

Such a great interview

[@mann8098]

"Happiness is your compass" Tai Lopez

[@BirdDogRealEstate]

This was an amazing conversation. Appreciate the diverse opinions and thought patterns 💯💯🙌🏽💚

[@timelessadventurer]

This was so one sided from Tai. He just likes to talk…very annoying.

[@BirdDogRealEstate]

@@timelessadventurer that’s your perspective 👌🏽

[@Thejeremysandell]

I’ve worked with Tai for almost 5 years, crazy how much better my life is as a result compared to when I first started out selling plasma and driving Uber/Lyft.

[@pierrelarouge]

What you mean worked with him? his courses you mean?

[@Thejeremysandell]

@@pierrelarouge No, I work with him, as in we make money together lol

[@pierrelarouge]

where do i sign up?

[@joshcortezmusic8697]

Professional yapper 😆 there was so much insightful content in this interview and I’ll say it’s one of my favorites now. Tai Lopez has grown a lot over the years and brings up a lot of thought provoking ideas and fact. I got a few good chuckles from this interview. 😂

[@realdealmarketing21]

I’m just wondering from sone of the comments if anyone has actually follows Tai a long time. He’s been off social for a while he is 100% worth listening to I have since 2014 as I have Tom both very clever individuals this was great to listen so and actually loved listening to you both not always agree especially on the free will topic. Great podcast

[@mexicounexplained]

This was very, very difficult to get through.

[@preciousadeyemi3192]

So is life

[@mexicounexplained]

@@preciousadeyemi3192 And??

[@oscarsvgs]

so was your moms crack

[@mexicounexplained]

@@preciousadeyemi3192No, it isn't? Is it for you? Well, that's sad.

[@reedmaxwell2709]

No, no, no, no, this grifter? Dude, of all the people I’d expect to appreciate credibility . . . Brother, what were you thinking with this one? Unsubscribe, ugh.

[@Gazic]

Agreed.

[@mstree9985]

Oh stop being closed minded.

[@Gazic]

@@mstree9985 Oh no, his bot army has arrived.

[@deannaphillips3177]

That’s is so idiotic to unsubscribe to someone because of one guest you don’t care for. Grow up dude

[@RaulRojasRa]

Unfortunate episode...

[@yesidamaya1121]

I admire Tom’s patience.

[@katherineknox6996]

living in the flesh which we all give into our flesh, the flesh will justify your act but, living in the spirit, the awareness, knowledge and wisdom is love and of joy. Your spirit rediates through the flesh, your frequency is noticeable and your vibration is felt when you step out that door when you walk in the spirit.

[@serenax.3622]

Wow, Tai is fascinating! Very aggressive and his viewpoints are controversial but it is so interesting to listen to his ideas. Thanks for this great interview, Tom!

[@DenisUspeshny]

how is he aggressive? or controversial? stop with the wokeness, please

[@serenax.3622]

@@DenisUspeshny Aggressive: Tai's assertive way of interrupting Tom and dominating the conversation. Controversial: Tai's ideas challenge the norm and provoke thought.

[@wwRAGEww]

@serenax.3622 than just say that and not what you said above😄

[@dropshipincanada]

Aggressive? Are you female?

[@danOpuz]

​@@wwRAGEww They did say that in the 1st comment they made. You and the other person just didn't understand it so they had to say it again for you and Denis to understand.

[@danbolton3080]

Tom, you are so gracious. lots of fascinating moments - and a lot of patience required 😅thanks for being such an incredible host!

[@malikattar9484]

Such a great interview, a great intellectual disagreement for the sake of the truth

[@malikattar9484]

The greatest podcast interview I v listened to .

[@y90Z]

Omg. Why??

[@osibosi99]

Glasses without the glass ? 🤦

[@raygrenade1697]

so far i am enjoying this podcast, i appreciate the 2 different perspectives and the back and forth

[@user-wo6pv6ix8s]

I thought this was one of your greatest interviews.. reminds me of Robin Williams, who takes over the stage… it’s great to see the back-and-forth banter between you two because he can come across as being the omniscient knowing but he makes you think about things… end of the day.. one of the guys that I would want at my table that are living

[@360Life]

Wow, this guy sure can talk, round and round, where We are going, no one knows.

[@preciousadeyemi3192]

Just like your life

[@360Life]

@@preciousadeyemi3192 Ahhh, you so precious.

[@Alenamarieeee1474]

Honestly.. He loves to hear himself talk

[@Fairy71128]

It was fascinating to watch such an intellectually stimulating battle. I saw Tom at times surprised by Tai’s solid arguments where initially it looked like Tom initially strongly disagreed with. How do you ultimately make a positive impact on the world? By bringing smart children into this world who will follow into your steps. Also, I noticed how Tom got excited at the example of 73 year old celebrity having a child with 29 year old girlfriend… 😏

[@whiteknight7wayne493]

Talks not over but what Tai describes on the farm....the flow...is being present - BEING!....the 'Indian" wise men say its one part of Sat , Chid Ananda.....full awarness of existence, consiousness, bliss. Thats what comes to mind.

[@LostSoulAscension]

What I fucking love about this conversation is that you can see Tom has gathered together all of his mind and psyche to be 100% in this because Ty Lopez is saying so many things that you need to be sharp to respond intellectually in a way that is edifying to the listeners and the conversation. Tom has that fire!

[@LostSoulAscension]

Tai said psychology is a money maker, but even though it's useful for business, not all psychologists are rich, nor is it the highest paying degree.

[@LostSoulAscension]

Tai thinks he's narcissistic about his ability to read people, but he's actually narcissistic about how much he knows. His real narcissism is not what he says it is, but what he shows you it is. How well read he is and that wealth of knowledge he carries. He knows enough to admit he doesn't know, and that keeps his narcissism about his capacity of knowledge low key but still high. It adds that extra hint of spirituality by being humble about his knowledge, which he was memed on, "KNOWLeDGE," which is the thing he is actually narcissistic in. He is good at speaking and shares his knowledge generously so we forgive him.

[@ceotension4525]

@@LostSoulAscensionhow did you come to this conclusion - which framework of thought did you follow

[@TheZGALa]

I have always found Tai relatable, and am glad to see him around again, sharing his personal life wisdom. My respect for both of you continues to grow.

[@timelessadventurer]

My goodness he is terrible. Call him Mr. Tangent and takes forever to get to the point!

[@Tiernan422]

@@timelessadventurerhe’s totally got adhd but that’s why I like listening to him cuz it’s how my brain works it’s so easy to follow

[@danOpuz]

That's a terrible thing to say, especially because it's not true, it's a terrible thing to lie. I didn't have any problem listening to him break things down. ​@@timelessadventurer

[@mitch6979]

Tai is a clown

[@mstree9985]

Why?

[@elsavelaz]

Tai is my favorite clown. I taught kindergarten/elementary nine years and was a clown for the sake of the baby’s minds learning from me

[@lovers.cups.podcast]

Best interview of the year tai, the truth!

[@thealimosavi]

Great Podcast, Ive been in Online Space since 2015 and I can say with conviction that Tai is one of the wisest people I saw Online. Lots of Wisdom. Thanks and Keep doing the great Podcasts. From Iran Country 💯💯💯

[@paulaCvenecia]

48:48 The "what if" questions... That is why I'm so grateful we have access now to the minds of so many great thinkers.. Thank you Tom for doing this interview. Tai is intense AF 🤣 but if we truly listen, we'll learn. 1:08:03 😂😂😂 Now, to my point ☝🏾😂

[@photojames160]

I don’t know this guy very well, but I do know he likes to hear himself talk. It’s very courteous that he’s not willing to let Tom present his point of view. I really got tired of listening to him.🤨

[@MusiciLoveYouuu]

Yeah admitted his has some narcissism through genetics

[@mohammd]

Tai lopez is a global treasure. This man will always get credited for any success I find in this life.

[@ResilientGrind]

I won’t tell you if I have kids or not. “Well, it could also be part of what the MOTHER asked for” 😂 🙌😂💪Really knowledgeable quirky guy going all over the place! I wonder what’s he thinking on some of those darker days…

[@WestAdamm]

I really enjoyed this video. Thank you so much Tom. Although when people attain wealth, sometimes to maintain wealth can be an issue. I feel when you attain wealth, you have to find ways to diversify and It can be lonely at the top most times. Besides who trade the financial market?

[@JonathanWhite9]

Brother you said it all! Maintaining wealth can be an issue. Sometimes people get their and go on a decline. I trade the financial market. Which aspect of the financial market are you referring to?

[@WestAdamm]

Exactly man. I was referring to the stock or crypto market but willing to try out other aspects of the financial market. I’ve made gains from Nvidia and got my eyes on Solana. How do you trade?

[@JonathanWhite9]

Nvidia was superb this year. I hold some stocks and have been profitable. I trade based on the season of the market. It gives me a direction on implementing the right strategies for long or short term. I also trade based on the volatility of the market. Although it wasn’t easy till I came across a mentor who helped to keep me in the market loop. My mentor is Bernard Paul.

[@BruceCartwrightt]

Paul is also my mentor. I’ve gained valuable insights from Paul and learnt about taking effective trade execution, optimising entry and exit points for better profitability

[@RichardWest-]

Ever since I met Paul, I’ve learnt how to manage risks effectively using his firm ensuring a balanced and successful trade.

[@wwRAGEww]

It's safe to say, these two men have different theories on what works. But what many people are over complicating in these comments is, Tai actually knows what he's talking about and does a fantastic job of breaking down Tom's brain from the conscious, unconscious, and sub conscious mind. It's extremely helthy to have people challenge your world views in order to grow Smarter.

[@LouSanfelix]

I really enjoyed this interview. The guest was anazing. Thanks 😊

[@matt79de]

Money to me primarily means one thing and one thing only: Security/Safety. And i have a *hunch*, that this is how "money is power" came into being too: If one can use money to modify reality, it is used to improve security/safety one way or another (bribe the cops to look the other way, pay the opponent not to attack, buy weapons to protect yourself, have money to be able to roam freely, whatever...) Some try to buy happiness, but (literally) miserably fail. So yeah: Money is a facilitator, but imo the use (or the goal it is put forward to for that matter) is rather limited eventually.

[@adamcaspary5278]

Fire podcast. Always learn something listening to Tai. Nice reminder to study people and understand psychology to become a better marketer

[@salbogats9483]

This guys fire. He’s giving reality checks most humans won’t wanna hear. That’s all. High individual right there

[@YourMentalHealthGuy]

This is so good!

[@bernabesantay2844]

Thank you Tom!

[@tecnoblix]

I'm sure he know's his stuff, but I really get the impression that he would have been very comfortable as a tarot card "psychic". He've very proud of the things he "knows" he would have predicted. I'm seeing the rise of the classic sci-fi trope of the Techno Psychic. The fanatical belief that certain sciences can predict a person's future or proper place. It may come to pass but I'm sure it will only be accessible by exteamly advanced AI. But good on him for finding his niche.

[@Amandahugginkizz]

Hes so right about power. To most of us we see these extremly rich men, and think why isnt it ever enough why cant they just be happy with what they have they want more more more, its because its power driving them!

[@redboy8883]

One of the best podcasts host. Add his opinion and gives his view even if different to his guests

[@Jawsh98]

Definitely an interesting perspective. Tai isn't my personal cup of tea, but I loved how long the interview went, and the subjects covered!

[@XGurro]

Just watched Lopez* talk a lot, but say very little. Not what I've come to expect from this channel. *Never heard of this guy. Gut telling me to beware.

[@YacnaraMartinez]

Is crazy they both had instagram lives last week and I said I would love another interview of this two. I like Tai's ideas on various subjects that are definitely non-traditional. Great Job as always Tom & Tai

[@Carly4now]

57:17 THIIIIS! 🔥🧘🏽‍♀️

[@malikattar9484]

The greatest interview of all time