It’s Actually Pretty Easy to Develop Emotional Intelligence Better Than 99% of People!

✎ Feeling stuck? Need a boost in your journey to success? Dive into today's video featuring the inspiring top 10 rules for success from Yuval Noah Harari, a man who transformed his life from an Israeli-born professor to an international best-selling author and sought-after speaker. Evan Carmichael is here to help you believe in yourself and stay motivated with these powerful insights!

Yuval emphasizes the importance of adaptability in an ever-changing world. He explains how the rapid advancements in AI and automation will continue to disrupt job markets and life as we know it. To thrive, he stresses the need for emotional intelligence and mental resilience. Another key takeaway is the significance of storytelling. Yuval believes that crafting compelling narratives can help convey critical messages, like the urgency of climate change, in ways that resonate deeply with people.

The video also highlights the value of self-awareness and continuous learning. Whether through meditation, philosophy, or simply understanding your emotions, Yuval advocates for a lifelong journey of self-discovery. He shares practical advice on embracing failure, the necessity of moral clarity, and how studying philosophy can provide crucial insights for navigating the complexities of the 21st century. Watch to learn more about Yuval’s journey and gather tips to propel your own path to success.

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[khaldoonmk]

This man Yuval Noah Harari is a gift to humanity. Greetings from Baghdad.

[satiemacgreggor]

I like the quote~ Religion is for those who are afraid to go to hell, spirituality is for those who have been there.

[mimi]

#3. Be a storyteller
That's exactly what he did in his book sapiens. He applied that and made the complex thing into a simple narratives that made it so fascinating and fun to read. That helps to reach larger audience, and I think that's what books should be.

[Bitachon]

*TOP 10 RULES*


1. *Be adaptive*
2. *Learn to deal with failure*
3. *Be a storyteller*
4. *Get to know yourself*
5. *Practice (Vipassana) meditation*
6. *Engage with spirituality*
7. *Study Philosophy*
8. *Read a lot of books!*
9. *Develop your social skills*
10. *Find your mission*

[muhammedsaid]

Harari is a great thinker with his own original idea.

[DoLifeYOURWay]

#4. Get to know yourself
Study yourself by practicing mindfulness and become self-aware. The better you know yourself, the more productive, efficient and happy you will become.

[williamjayaraj]

Good advice from the Prof.Yual. It is heartening to listen that he advocates for every individual to reinvent every 10 years to keep pace with the world. Nobody should expect that if he is a truck driver he will be able to be in the profession life long. Choose other options. To a certain extent I have followed this rule unknowingly about its consequences. But I am happy that God enabled to do it. At the age of 67 years started studying Biblical Hebrew with no aim. Today at the age of 75 I am happy that i did it. Still continuing studies that includes various subjects like the Art, Philosophy, science, Engineering that includes A I. Thanks for uploading this video.

[bnsgokugreat]

3 days more to complete Sapiens book by Harari. The book is very informative and fun!

[mominhukamdad]

Fantastic summary! Thanks for enlightening the world Yuval 😀🙏💕

[hazelgaito]

Prof. Harari is a Guru of mine. I have followed him for years. ❤

[Delfite]

15 year old here, my perspective has been broadened thanks to this man. I originally was deciding on 2 things for something to study and work on: 1. IT or 2. Philosophy. After this video I've decided to go in the pursuit of philosophy since I was stuck between a rock and a hard place for a long time on this kind of thing and Yuval just opened my eyes to a whole new perspective.

[nurulkarim]

I am from Bangladesh. Harari's fan.

[SleepingElephant]

Read Sapiens yo! The human is a storytelling machine.

[wisamtariq]

Happy to be with you again Evan, , I have been with you for about nine years.. I have amazing emails from you... many thanks.

[prakasmohan]

Very good combination of Yuval thoughts

[santoshkumbharkar]

I love the collection of videos together.... Very good.

[nurulkarim]

Yuval is very much popular in Bangladesh

[UriTrips]

1) To make us see our true nature, co creators of reality
2) I have started it already and it is about the story of play
3) My story is that who left from and came back to home

[LyraMeldy]

Thank you guys! Really appreciate your work!

[elijaheffron]

I am constantly reinventing myself I love this. 1love