The Future Of Work (Avoid Learning These Skills)

People are worried about mass tech layoffs, artificial intelligence making skills irrelevant, and what they should do with their lives instead. In this video, I break down a prediction for where I think work is going and how to survive.

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0:00 The State Of Business
2:12 The Entry-Level Is Going Extinct
3:09 People Aren't Educated
4:41 The Future Of Work Belongs To One Person
7:53 Part 1: The Future Proof Skill Stack
11:07 How To Become A Deep Generalist
18:22 Technical Know-How & Personal Interests
23:55 But What About AI?
27:54 Productize Yourself - The One-Person Business Model
34:48 3 Paths To Start A One-Person Business With Zero Experience
37:33 Path 1) Skill Based
39:19 Path 2) Development Based
42:46 Path 3) Both
45:48 The 4 Pillars Of A One-Person Business
47:55 Pillar 1) Branding
49:04 Pillar 2) Content
52:35 Pillar 3) Offer
56:14 Pillar 4) Marketing
57:49 0 to $1 Million Working 4 Hours A Day
1:01:33 Stage 1) Client Work
1:02:22 Stage 2) Build An Audience & Evolve One Layer
1:04:02 Stage 3) Productize With Your Audience Growth

#OnePersonBusiness #CreatorEconomy #SkillAcquisition

[El-Dorado]

I love videos like this. "Just start a business bro" "Just self improve your way out of widespread societal dysfunction bro"

[Burmeseti]

My main issue is that every problem I care about in society isn't something I would want to monetize. Examples: helping lonely seniors, stray dogs, suicidal and depressed people. I noticed that when my mother was dying and ended up at the hospice, there were a lot of patients there with no visitors at all. The only solution I could come up with was volunteering myself. All my solutions to these problems cost money and time rather than make money.

The so called solutions of most entrepreneurs do more damage than good to society. Examples: fast fashion, social media, fast food.

[mark-yjsg]

When everyone is a hustler the market soon decides not to engage as the volume of clever spam becomes tiresome.

[kerplunk]

Most people I know are depressed and tired of working. Its a massive drain on one's happiness.

[rsimonw]

13:30 Liberating arts:
- logic
- rhetoric
- research
- psychology
- agency
- statistics (including probability)

19:05
Technical skills to learn right now
- social media
- content
- email marketing
- visual design - illustrating the VIBE of your brand to spark emotions in your viewers
- funnel building

[emuuriarte]

My grandfather always said
"There's always room for the best."

[fatalgaming]

While you learn these skills, don’t forgot to fight and advocate for policies that will stop this from happening to others. What is money worth if you have no sympathies for the people around? Build yourself a good life, fight for other and the future to live a better one.

[StarsManny]

20 years from now, one of the best skills you can acquire will be learning how to sleep in a cardboard box under a bridge, and knowing where to scavenge for food in dumpsters.

[justamage]

I'm a generalist and people always told me in my life to stop follow my curiosity.
3 years ago i decided to embrace it and things go well since that. I'm no more depressed.
Hearing you talking about it is validating, great video.

[nothingness]

Dan has a talent to talk for 20 minutes without saying anything in substance. Or stayting the most obvious things. Now it's gotten to another level, though - to 1 hour.

[Uncommony]

Become so valuable that you never need to worry about being replaced. It's the whole package, skill, knowledge, attitude, willingness that will carry you. Stay Uncommon!

[jacobmansfield-gofz]

The best skill is pretending to know how to make money on the internet

[Richby]

12:59 devin ericson
14:35 skils list
27:57 productise your self

[AlecSorensen]

I do hear people throwing more shade on programming since the AI explosion, but the core, most foundational skill of programming is actually a fabulous "liberating art": deciding which aspects of the world are most relevant, simplifying them, and modeling them in a way that can do work without your constant guidance.

[craciunlabs]

Your work has been pivotal to my growth Its been helping me a lot i am launching my business within the next 2 weeks and i already serviced over 10 clients! And you have been a major inspiration and accountability partner

[ralucaifrim]

Teach gardening and growing food. We are going back to basics apparently 😂

[Doctorithm]

An hour long video two weeks in a row ?
We’re living good these days.

[StTrina]

The job market is crazy right now. Even at senior level, software engineers with expertise in niche sectors are having a hard time finding work.

[vault]

Wow, thank God bro plugged in his own book or else I wouldn’t have known what I was doing

[Jordas]

I started a photography business in 2019 and going through covid taught me a lot and made me resilient but oddly my disdain for social media makes it hard to want to promote myself anymore. Learning how toxic social media can be I barely use it now but I also need to promote more it’s hard to find that balance.