15 Crucial Skills School Doesn't Teach You

15 Crucial Skills School Doesn't Teach You

00:00 - Intro
00:28 - How to learn
01:15 - How to manage your resources
01:44 - How to put it into practice
02:31 - How to wing it
03:20 - How to trust the process
04:26 - How to quit
05:14 - How to collaborate
06:01 - How to find alternative solutions
06:33 - How the life subscription works
07:04 - How to deal with mental/psychological problems
08:16 - Meditation
08:51 - How to stand your ground
09:16 - How to deal with chaos and unpredictability
09:54 - How to measure the right metrics
10:25 - How to negotiate

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[davidkemp]

What actually the idea behind this bitcoin investment, I have been watching some videos and I was thinking about investing in bitcoin , but still don't know where to start from

[alexsimmons]

Personal finance & wealth creation should be mandatory in every high school.

[watsonkashala]

00:00 - Intro
00:28 - How to learn
01:15 - How to manage your resources
01:44 - How to put it into practice
02:31 - How to wing it
03:20 - How to trust the process
04:26 - How to quit
05:14 - How to collaborate
06:01 - How to find alternative solutions
06:33 - How the life subscription works
07:04 - How to deal with mental/psychological problems
08:16 - Meditation
08:51 - How to stand your ground
09:16 - How to deal with chaos and unpredictability
09:54 - How to measure the right metrics
10:25 - How to negotiate

[greatestever]

When your ADHD, didn’t do the homework, but passed the tests…thought you were a loser until youtube taught you how genius you really are! Thanks Alux!!

[misterblue]

How to build power of will and discipline. What school teaches is obedience, not these two. When the autority disapears, you have no obligation to do anything and that's where you need power of will and discipline to get things done. I've never learned anything like that, so now I'm 22 and trying to figure it out (Alux helping massively).

[MrShokeSlam]

Good content by the way
but I think you miss some points

1- People skills: Emotional intelligence/ compassion/ behaviour psychology / acceptance of all the differences (not only the racial ethnical religious... I see growing man fight for trivial stuff really trivial stuff)
2 - How money works: Personal finance / Finance / Economics ... at least basic stuff
3- I wish I learn about what I call "Personal health intelligence": what to eat/ how to eat / how it affets your body / how to exercise properly to avoid injuries / how to have a good quality sleep

[pascalhunanian]

the paradox of my relationship with ALUX is that I stopped liking every video the ALUX team made because I get smarter and more demanding by learning and following ALUX's advice.
Thank you ALUX, I appreciate you too much

[mrbn]

The number one skill that is not taught in any school that I went to or know of is critical thinking.

The process of critical thought consists of actively conceptualizing, applying, analyzing both the present and - future - benefits or consequences of what you are thinking about, then synthesizing/evaluating the information gathered from all sources, observation and experiences and using it as a guide to a belief or action to attain the desired result.

This is what is needed to achieve anything in life. Truly successful people do this in all aspects of life - not just in finance/business. Without critical thinking, much of the success people have will be basically just luck.

[thea-listtv]

i miss this type of your videos. more of this pls, so straight to the point, no puns or mockeries. just plain goodness in wisdom and learnings. i could watch this over and over even with a blank screen. thanks

[bloodmooncomix]

Amazing! I I literally have an 8th grade education, but I already see that watching these videos for the last 2 year has given me a better education than most people that went to college and received master degrees! 🤔

To give you an example, my wife has two Master degrees in counseling and always thought she was better than me for having the education (been out of work for the last 2 years by the way).

I, on the other hand, am working on my third LLC and make more weekly than she brought in every month!

Thanks to ALUX, my silent revenge is sweet!
👌😚🇺🇲

[TheLamont]

If I could add anything to this, it would be Business/Financial Management. In my opinion, It's a "life-skill". This coinsides w/Teamwork & Building, Negotiations, Time Management and Real Mathematics.

[luxuryhub]

How to eat/cook and how to relax/destress will be important as well. Most people won't have a daily exercise routine but by knowing how food affects your health will be helpful. Same with knowing how to tune out the craziness in life to relax and sleep better.

[SneakerBiscut]

The legal system: Basic local and foreign laws. Even adults are not well educated about the law and that impacts the children. This is fundamentally underrated and needs to be taught

[THE_CELEBS]

The Skills That Society Truly Demands aren't taught in school

[hugh]

At 76 years young I learned what I wish I had known in high school and college! I am passing this video on to the prep school I did attend that was military before my last two years. Today Bolles School is one of the five best prep schools in the USA. We have students from 32 countries attending.

[PoojaSingh-tste]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️
Alux
I was waiting for exact same content.It's my high request please bring such more videos special for "students" who are unaware of real world or learn this lesson too late in life.

[pratikvora]

Gem of a content. Saving it for later use.
However, I feel certain points are missed/not properly covered:-
- human behaviour/psychology
- personal finance
- delayed gratification
- emotional intelligence
How I wish these skills along with the ones mentioned by Alux were taught to everyone from school itself.

[emanuelmarqueztorres]

#9 is in my opinion the key for a lot of problems in society, study to work for money that you have no ideal how to deal with. Credit and a lot of stuff that are crucial in life and we beardly know about it.

[shaheemjackson]

A quick note on Number 6 (How to quit). Although it's important to know when it's time to quit and change course, if you find yourself constantly quitting or starting over then it means your tolerance for challenges is weak. Quitting should only be a last resort after MANY moons of trial and error....

[randygip]

Life lessons : if there’s a will, there’s a way. The more you learn, the more you earn. Harmony in relationship over winning an argument. Improvisation. Resourcefulness. Don’t take anything for granted, it can be taken away, as fast as it came.