How to Completely Change the Game in Your Favor

Have you ever wondered how to change the game and rewrite the rules to achieve a successful life? In this video, we dive into strategic thinking and the predator mindset that transforms challenges into real opportunities. Drawing from the concepts of Predatory Thinking and the wisdom of masters like Sun Tzu (The Art of War), Nietzsche (with his vision of the Übermensch), and Socrates, we reveal how brutal creativity and out-of-the-box thinking can help you challenge conventions and spark a true mindset shift.

If you're searching for disruptive innovation and want to develop a success strategy for your personal growth, this content is for you. Discover how to apply these ideas in your everyday life to turn obstacles into competitive advantages, creating your own self-help narrative and life strategy.

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00:00 The Game Isn’t Fair – And Never Was
04:25 The Power of Rewriting the Rules
08:11 Brutal Creativity
11:58 The Predator Mindset
15:23 Change the Game or Be Played
18:48 Acknowledgments

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[TheCounselorHUB]

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[madzondemand]

jailer analogy had my face scrunched up my face like i was listening to method man. great vid

[Dev-opkn]

see this perfectly int he politics of corporate. the hardest workers do not excel in the hierarchy it is those who manipulate and build relationships with those in charge.

[Ynz]

dont hate the player, hate the quarter which you trade your soul for..

[Thee-great-work]

Matt 10:16 "...be wise as serpents, and innocent as doves." This was brilliant. I have been obsessed with the art of war ever since i first read it. Rules were meant to be broken. There can be no creativity without breaking established patterns.

[zatoichiable]

the problem with this approach is youre miserable till you succeed... people dont need to be succesful millionaire to feel happy... contentment is their happiness... we in the modern world chase after success till we die chasing...

[distilledsanity]

It's not really rewriting the rules; it's moving into an opportunity others can't see.

[JohnGaltsAlive]

Creativity in its purest sense, is simply the ability to find solutions where no one else sees them.

[JimM]

nice suggestions. I tried them myself. now, tell me how to get out of the jail

[Paul-vvj]

Dolores Cannon said there are three places we can go when we die. The lowest place is for lowlifes, psychopaths, criminals, predators, and monsters. The second place is what most of us would describe as a paradise, a happy place. The third place is a place of knowledge where many truths are absorbed. She also said everyone reincarnates, sometimes as male and sometimes as female. Don't spend too much time understanding the minds of monsters because when you look into the abyss, the abyss looks into you.

[TsunamiDragonEX]

He's talking about what every competitive video gamer knows, there is always a meta. As more of the truth gets uncovered, or the game receives updates, the current known meta changes.
But even without a patch, what if there is something more meta than the current meta?...

[StanGrande]

Excellent video! You've gained a new subscriber. Arnold Schwarzenegger once said in a motivational video, "You can break the rules but don't break the law." On a side note: We recently went through a major world event that perfectly encapsulates the narrative of this video -- COVID. We found out real quick who the Pieces were and who the Players were. It was definitely a jarring revelation.

[clutch]

I otdered philosophy from temu and this is what I got

[stevemartin]

Reluctantly upvoted.
Upvoted because this is an accurate description of the morality of the sociopath.
Reluctantly, because this is an accurate description of the morality of the sociopath.
There are more potential sociopaths among us than we dare to admit.

[alantanner]

Nisan during the early 1970s known at the time as Datsun were the first to put rubber bumpers or fenders as they say in the US on production cars, which caused huge consternation at time, others soon followed this innovation a away from chrome over a short time period, then back in the 80s Fiat made huge changes by incorporating the bumper as part of the car into the body work away from standing off from the body work, now its seems all popular cars have the bumper forming the lines of the car almost blending into the body work. Just goes to show how change gets resisted then embraced.

[Zioni]

Your videos are amazing and very thought provoking. Thank you 🙏🏾 This content which is now widely available online really makes me feel at peace. Without constant reminders of our superior intelligence we may forget and get caught up..

[OneTheBlue]

This approach works great if you're rich and well-connected.

[mingsohang]

I want to sincerely thank you for providing this knowledge.

[harshburman]

Its very important and impressive information about the subject of thinking

[Dooderinobandito]

Whats really mind blowing things I just saw about AI, is they pitted a modern AI against that now old Chess computer, Deep Blue, which beat out all the humans it played once it gained experience to modify its strategy. But it could only play within the rules of the game. The modern AI however had far more capabilities than that, and it won by cheating. It modified the game files so it could win, and then lied when it was asked point blank if it cheated. It didn't change the strategy, it changed the environment by changing the rules via editing the game