20 years of shoveling this crap down peoples throats. Now observe how corporations are operating today. The corporate employee/employer relationship is extremely toxic. Teachings like this is part of the reason why.

No real freedom afterall

Ah, the classic “I despise reading so I’ll let the all powerful ChatGPT read it instead, and give me the cliff notes from an advanced algorithm’s perspective” video channel

Time to sit down and take some notes

I really needed this. Thank you.

My question is "how do I give a fuck" because I am sure trying to give fucks everyday.

I Needed to hear this today.

I am recently sharing a flat with a female . She was good initially and now she behaves so bad to me and I can't get rid of all those hurt I felt even though I know I shouldn't let anyone hamper me at least mentally but still I wanna be like a"idgaf". So watching this video with a hope

Excellent work

29:34

So boring

Here we go again 🥹☺️🙂the fkkkkk of not giving of one is like one who loves but doesn’t give a fkkkkkkk if they are not loved🤝🤝👏👏👏🤠🤠🤠🫦🥵🥵

Laws are not changeable. Now what?

This manipulation will backfire on your head.

I have this book, read it and loved it. The animated version is gold. Love it! 😊

Very enjoyable! Thanks!!! ✌

New sub. I always wanted to read this book. TY. 📚❤

automic habits please! 🙏🏼

12:25 I think there’s a balance to that, that idea is exactly why people blame themselves for things that are not their fault and it might not be realistic or a good thing to do. I know it is addressed later but it’s still a very important thing

Can you do the ''no longer human" by osamu dazai

I’m gonna share this with everyone I know. It’s very helpful and the book is really good and this video just made it more understandable and shorter.

It's basically stoicism

How to win at Crusader Kings, Stupid book

I read the book, rarely done any in it cause I don't really need to. But as the result, I saw manipulation from my extended family miles away now 😅. And I stopped coming to family gathering. Funnily enough, duting one job interview, the person who was doing my interview mentioned that he knew I can read people well enough and his slight manipulation fell flat, amused he proceed to do normal interview with me. We became good coworkers later on 😂

Imagine if giving a fuck cost money , the more of a fuck you gave the more you’d have to pay. Ppl would give a fuck a WHOLE lot less

Thank you!😊❤️

So i will not give a fuck, and will not do what is written in the book.

8.1 billion

Not a minute in, and I'm thinking "stoicism"... I'll get back later.

Being in flow state is an awesome feeling. The most present that i can be.

Aka stoicism

I was talking about this book the other day. Thank you so much. This was much needed and appreciated

This sounds like Ai bullshit.

The amount of adds... Idk if I can even begin to finish this. I wish KZfaq paid their content creators what they were really worth.. That way things like this wouldn't become an issue.

IT'S CHRIS TESTER!!!

Taking responsibility....the feminists arent going to like this video

"Life isn't about avoiding failure or discomfort, it is about choosing the struggles that matter most to you" epic

Great video! Keep going, we'll keep watching.

These are all nice sentiments, until you experience that people who don't share these values will exploit you for them. And you can't always say no, especially when it is in a job-related situation. Sure, you can quit your job and say "fuck you" to the boss, but then you throw aboard the majority of points from this book. This is kitchen sink philosophy. It might help those who are already entitled to do what they want, but it doesn't give anyone new or better options. The truth is if you are doing the right thing your entire life is going to change. And most people I met aren't ready to lose everything on the slim chance of winning at something.

Thank you for this nice one

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Dropped a 2 pounds super thanks, its the least i could do for such great content, wow so much of aligns with the stoic books im reading at the moment, still so much to take in

Thanks

Great read

Philosophy algorithm 🙏🏾

In my younger years, my language and social skills had touch and finesse… so people naturally felt comfortable around me. It got to a point where they would divulge secrets about themselves to their own surprise. Now older, wiser and with more experience, my form of communication has become much more blunt to those who cannot directly benefit me. We talk nice in hopes that said person can offer us something more and treat us at a higher level. When you become more capable as a person, you rely less on other folks and how they perceive you. Sure, you generally want people to like you- but over time you realize how draining it is to try and please everyone.. and in the process you begin to lose your true self.

I started to listen to this video and the first 8 minutes feel like a bait and switch. For instances in my case I have door slammed and gone grey rock with a lot of people because I came to see myself has having importance and being special. I don’t know if the tone in the video changes but what I heard feels like the same talking point people tell others to get over things.

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This video seems to play both the narc and the victim based on the tone thus is confusing whether the channel itself is pushing the (unavoidable it seems) negative aspects of pseudo-malignant narcissistic manipulation for the gain of power. The book however at face value is just that. To have power, you require tapping into over-self-compassion mode. Then you choose, do I help or do I hurt? If you're going to help, good luck with your own conscious mind betraying you at every turn impostor, or hurt; just don't care, its just that easy.

It’s about 5-10 “laws” I would take out but the rest is gold