Availability-Misweighing Tendency:
1) Is owning a supercar unfair? since we are so fond of calling what's sounding unfair a "sin".
2) First be multidisciplinary (some people use term multi-faceted) and then as a result, can you help the world? YES YOU CAN!
3) Kids don't feel, they don't joke, they just watch and learn.
4) Dallas Cockpit YouTube Channel
5) Try stuff no one else does, be a unique category, have a pool of Availability-Misweighing Process-induced Articles and pick and choose materials to pursue by asking the question "What is something that I've long been rehearsing that might be useful and profitable to explore now?"
6) Can we learn how to be faster than competition, can we learn to 100x the 10x competition?! yes we can!
7) Yes, pour the fire over competition. I want intensity. Everyone is in his industry. In order to progress faster in an Angelina Jolie-like fashion, learn to let go and give green products that will keep giving food to the poor. No matter your religious views, you can contribute to the world if you understand philosophy behind every other religion out there and that is this: improving the world through a series of standardized movements and some people take that to next level by impacting the world in ways never ever could someone other than them imagine that!
8) You know, it doesn't take much to grow muscles. Just work those bad butts 2-3 times a week and then eat to target food to muscle like hell!
9) Invest money, always pay yourself first and have a style!
10) It's sad that our Nissan guy stepped out of his seat and then we have a plane crash from a football club. You know, despite these events, we have people like Angelina Jolie giving to the world what it deserves: respect, equality and above all, a crucial need for reform, and from reform I don't mean nebulous words like "Political reform". Political reform is bullshit. Proof? Satya Nadella became a CEO of Microsoft and soon after that Apple outdid Microsoft. Then Amazon came and Silicon Valley's new threat Jeff Bezos made Steve Jobs look like a small kid in a lollipop shop.
11) In truth, going back and forth and trying to sort through fake news will only overwhelm you. In a world where governments promise people to form new governments, it is no coincidence we have other folks like Robert Kiyosaki writing incredible books and trying to spread wisdom of their mentors, i.e. Rich Dad and doing that through YouTube, TV and even Oprah Winfery show. This stuff should alarm our lowly heads unless they want their kids to work again after retirement like Pelle and Maradona who had to play in a small club despite retirement so they can finance debt and millions of printed money they took so they can invest it under unwise hands and destroy their Wealth plan through a series of association with highly educated, sometimes third world, accountants and Chartered Accountant "internees".
12) No one is immortal. Even James Cameron, the maker of Titanic and the guy behind production of Avatar 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and whatever you have (I seriously doubt a 6th one) recharge himself through a protein shake from spinach and green sources and how does he do all that? by trying and reading as much science as he can to validate "new research" headlines that pop over your TV news bottom news ribbon.
13) Once you get in contact with big companies, you just can't stop MAKING MONEY! every opportunity to make money appears good. But not, unless you have Charlie Munger-like patience to invest and hold for 20-30 years, don't try to invest in "hot technologies". This is another way of saying, unless you don't wanna read as much there is about that subject, never be afraid to invest in new and emerging good companies with a validated set of Lollapalooza effects working in their favor. If you don't expand your circle of competence by reading as much as there is about things you have no knowledge of, for example Berkshire Hathaway didn't invest in Tech stocks until 2016 when Berkshire Hathaway bought stocks of Apple. There are two things to learn from that:
- Investing with transparency and creating an environment of shared participation among all investors and stakeholder
- Second is that Charlie never backed off from expanding his circle of competence. He read as great books about Tech and associating himself with some tech guys like Bill Gates and even Warren Buffet himself does that. So they meet up and decide to invest in Apple. Wow what a strategy!
14) Do deals with companies but never let the hunger of money blind you to what it's all about: never giving up and always learning and trying to expand your horizons through associating yourself with people who are related to multiple disciplines. Associate yourself with multiple people, with each one belonging to a different discipline than let's say someone else in your circle/network.
15) After 10 years of nagging and fighting, Jake Paul and Logan Paul finally find peace on Internet. Their story suggests us that conflict should be seen as an opportunity to create new sources of growth for ourselves, financially, physically (health-wise), relationships and happiness which includes expanding your circle of competence to include emerging technologies and new companies in your portfolio of what you know! (Hence Circle of Competence).
16) Can a president be likened to a celebrity? Can you say Bill Clinton had more impact than Angelina Jolie? Are Australians going to be more successful than Americans or Mexicans? questions like these themselves require a lot of questioning! Can extra-sound kill us, yes in the world of everyone shouting and laughing on you, like the media and all other government drumming people about "they need to fight for their rights" is plainly empowering despots around the world!
17) When a new scientist finances his new breakthrough, Silicon Valley serial Entrepreneurs jump in and take the opportunity. Should you form a new fund from start or invest with partnerships? I don't know I'll ask Venture Capitalists and maybe read a book on Venture Deals and maybe see the VC website created by Naval Ravikant and Babak Nivi.
18) Every media company literally knows the works of Sigmund Frued!
19) Why do people feel they always need to express themselves? It is this feeling that allows companies like Bata to say, "Wear these shoes and be your style. Wear your style." blah, blah, blah things like that. They say Edward Berneys was nephew of Sigmund Frued who took theories of him and took it to next level.
20) So today music industry propogates a lot of what these companies want people to be doing?!
21) SO at the end of the day, you do something really life-changing and then... you don't care about death which reminds me of Point Break and post-Point Break era. Can banks still find the loyalty from customers they so hope to find...?
22) I think Golf clubs should be formed at more locations than they are now. Let's call the act of creating these ping-pong like multiple manifestations of a sport or something that's so classic, so let's call it "Manifestation Bridge". It's the kind of bridge that allows you to replicate something that has already been done but doing that so you create financial vehicles out of it that are unique in a sense that they make money due to their customer loyalty and customer engagement rates that allow you to so harness that classic sport. So for example yesterday I asked question, "What is something that I've long been rehearsing that might be useful and profitable to explore now?" and I've found that trying to replicate that stuff over and over actually builds repeat engagement, as I myself am feeling a lot of desire to go back, ask this question and execute any crazy sport that comes to mind, record it and upload it to YouTube!
23) Setting stage for creating some sort of "rehearsed classic art".
24) Music, Culture and that rehearsal question that leads us to "Manifestation bridge".
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