LIFE IS A GAME. This Is Your STRATEGY GUIDE.

Life is like a game.

You get accustomed to the main principles and you develop more skills as you get immersed in the mechanics of the game. At some point you develop unconscious competence and everything makes sense.

And just like every other game, life needs its own strategy guide and its own stages.

Chapters:

Prologue - 00:00
STAGE 1: Choose Dynamic Over Static Events - 02:43
STAGE 2: Operate in Systems - 04:21
STAGE 3: Developing Mental Models – Mastering Productivity - 06:09
STAGE 4: Work on Your Emotional State - 10:53
STAGE 5: Human Connections - 14:57

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#lifeisagame

[metamorphosis_]

See the humanity in your fellow humans and the world becomes a playground oozing effervescence and synergy.

After all we are all part of the same playground called life.

I guess it is important to learn how to play.

[fretnesbutke]

The internet is the biggest poison and the biggest boon to humanity. This channel is on the good side. We have to keep comparing notes on this journey.

[theapothesus]

I like how your mind interweaves the philosophical with the practical, keep up the good work in nudging individuals to think different and ultimately form clarity.

[Dawud_]

Brilliant, outstanding! I love the quote: “We are human beings trying to balance individuality with togetherness and that’s not an easy task.”
Also, when you mention ‘morality’, it resonates with your video about Carl Jung and the Shadow, which was the very first video of yours that I saw and it has helped me tremendously in my inner growth.
👏👏👏

[strixcz]

Thank you. As someone in their thirties, asking myself where am I heading and what should I focus on every day, you really gave me some food for thought. Not necessarily answers but that's not what I'm here for. I know I can only find my answers inside...

[MrZz]

I really appreciate your second point about systems thinking. This was a big topic in my grad program, and it's basically a tool to help manage complexity. Whether we realize it or not, physical, digital, and biological systems in our society are converging, and as they converge their relationships and interactions become increasingly complex. It's most often talked about in a systems engineering context, but I can't think of a better application than to help optimize and find purpose in our own lives.

Every system has a collection of inputs and outputs. If you don't like the outputs, change your input.

[desertwind]

*Crown chackra explosion!
The timing of my finding of this channel and this video is wonderful. It is a new year, and a I have many goals (I guess I'll be eliminating some). I think Carl Jung called this kind of coincidence "synchronicity." Very magical, but very real and practical!

[shn]

Thank you for your authenticity, bruh.

[i_dream_of_memes]

You drew me in with Carl Jung’s Red Book video, and I came back for more and am very not disappoint. Insightful stuff my friend, I’m very glad to have found you ☺️

[brightonchimbunde]

Nice assessment of how to strategize life. If indeed life is like a game is not the main objective to gain the upper hand over fellow humans (who are but individual players of their own game) on the grid of life. To be productive is to win endeavors that you place yourself in or are faced with to gain wealth, health and life on your terms. To find love in life is to be free of norms and the herd whilst still getting your fair share of the game. So, that's a point of view on the game. It's really a game of fate governed by positive and negative energies of the mind that every creature on this planet has. It's energy exchange

[anabanana]

Omg, i love your content. I wish I can interact in person with you one day😌

[jonathangrosario]

This channel makes absolutely amazing content. Always giving me something to think about. 👏

[Shftmd]

Struggling with depression for longer than a year, always have seen the cooperative mindset towards common happiness much more valuable than self interest, but got backstabbed too many times (22 years more or less) and see people only caring for inmediatamente satisfaction, ended up without gf and close friends. Lost hope on people. Thank's for sharing man, I'll keep my hopes up trying to find some partners for the big game ✌️

[ricardo]

Very cool video, Adrian. It's reassuring to see other people going through the same ( or at least similar) self development journey. In your videos, you put into words most of the ideas I had arrived to by myself but never dared to share with others. Keep it up, great job as always.

[ronin]

yeo how this channel dont got more subs, great content man and very good production. This video inspired me

[vaxrvaxr]

Criminally underrated video and channel. Love the pacing and the atmosphere. The hypnotic images are a relief compared to the corporate stock videos of many self improvement channels.

[HigoWapsico]

The best video I’ve seen on the topic of productivity.
I’m still not sure where daydreaming and time wasting fall in this race against the “tyranny of the clock” falls. These are also important concept for creativity and productivity... does one schedule them.
I’m an expert on these principles

[YuriRadavchuk]

This was thought-provoking and it left me with many answers, but also questions to think about. Thank you 🙏

[ThePCadict]

Look I have a feeling
Someone
Did another great video

[egopathtime]

5:12 - The Whole is Equal to the sum of its parts *AND THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THOSE PARTS.*