Principles for Success “Be Radically Open-Minded” | Episode 7

Episode 7 of Principles for Success is called, “Be Radically Open-Minded.” In it, Ray Dalio reveals that there are many dangerous risks and wonderful opportunities all around you that you just don’t see—and explains how you can.

Ray Dalio's best-selling book Principles is now an animated ultra mini series adventure.

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[zappleapple]

Principles are written in blood and from trial and error. My mind is blown from the amount of realism in these videos .

[god_fricking_dammdit]

It’s insane to me that something so intelligent could get so little coverage.

[miracle]

"Thoughtful disagreement" That is gold

[denari]

Rule #1 we are not alone. Great illustrations! Thank you.

[uch]

The episode "Be Radically Open-minded" reminds me of what King Solomon said about being open minded he said " plans fail for lack of counsel but with many advisers they succeed" - proverbs 15:22 NIV

[lampfinancial]

We need this in 2023. We need it everywhere!

[ParmMohan-usrn]

Ray Dalio's principle of thoughtful disagreement is powerful. Unfortunately most managers perceive that as threating and cast out the employee.

[carloseduardonaranjosuarez]

Thank you Mister Dalio, You are my life model, I´ve been applying all your principles in every aspect of my life

[carloseduardonaranjosuarez]

Thank you very much Mister Dalio, thank you, thank you

[songkim]

'Love your neighbors as yourself'

[sunii]

WOW, I just watched the whole series. What an amazing movie! Thank you, Ray Dalio and your entire team, for this miniseries. It inspires me in gazillion ways, in terms of the principles and life-story it teaches and in terms of the artistic production. I think Ray Dalio and your team can do more of this type of teaching. The world is evolving. We are all evolving. We need to do it together, and do it right, for a new humanity, a new earth ... Thank you, Ray Dalio and your entire team, every team member for this outstanding work of art and principle. Peace & Abundant Blessings to you all!

[carloseduardonaranjosuarez]

Amazing content Mister Dalio, I love your posts

[jamesellis]

This is a great video series based on a great book. I would love to work in this company.

[vishualee]

Everyone you meet has something to teach you. I live by this quote.

[lacigoldude]

I think this video was the best one in this series. I wonder why it isn't the most liked.

[rupertmurchie]

The more I listen to Ray Dalio the more I respect the man

[amansingh]

thnks on my 2nd last ep. of this playlist, , following it daily and making NOTES.
have been working in a loss making startup for nearly an Year as a developer, now i actually see & observe what they are missing & what i will not do in my future startUp

[Sandeepg]

I just came through this series and i loved it, not because it talks about principles but because i myself can relate to each video. While watching all this, i googled how old was ray dalio in 1982(just to confirm if i am too late here), & it turned out he was 32 back then. I am 27 currently. I am glad last 5 years of my life i have also thought in same manner. The meaning of embracing what you dont' know in any decision making and why for a growth mindset open mindedness in necessary. How better decision making is the key to growth and not just hardwork. How your blindspots barrier can surprise you. How peopple confuse map of any destination with the truth on how to reach that destination. what it means to consult with the best decision makers in your circle in order to have various perspectives and lessen the probability of wrong decision, i can keep writing because now my last 5 years makes a lot of sense to me. I am now more optimistic about my future and also for the people whom i care for. Lots of love

[MrEric]

Ray's principles contain the essence of Edward De'Bono's work in the way that expands thinking to 6 various aspects (what DeBono calls thinking hats) and makes the most of the process, rather than limiting only to the crude and unsophisticated way of critical thinking. Thanks ever so much for showing all of us your way.

[christopherarmstrong]

Brilliant! Beautiful illustrations as well! What Ray is doing with this series is called philanthropy, folks.