15 Skills That Pay Off Forever

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[reallynotsafe]

Timestamps
(00:00) Intro
(00:24) 1. Learning how to learn
(01:25) 2. The ability to adapt, improvise, and overcome obstacles
(02:22) 3. Clearing your mind
(03:24) 4. The ability to verbalize you think and feel
(04:28) 5. The ability to sell and negotiate
(05:48) 6. Knowing how to shut up, listen and learn from the person you're talking to
(6:37) 7. The ability to self motivate
(7:24) 8. Building and maintaining discipline
(8:44) 9. Energy management
(10:18) 10. The ability to read and understand
(11:11) 11. The ability to break a process down into smaller steps
(12:12) 12. Self analysis
(12:53) 13. Emotional intelligence and empathy
(13:56) 14. Self-respect and having a backbone
(14:39) 15. The ability to generate ideas that have value
[I'm never gonna do timestamps on random videos again, it's so hard dude!]

[SaraEsther]

The problem we have is because Most people always taught that " you only need a good job to become rich " . These billionaires are operating on a whole other playbook that many don't even know exists.

[dozakomedije]

It’s crazy how few people understand the power behind the right skills. But what’s even crazier is how the hidden insights in Nixorus are completely overlooked. It’s as if people are intentionally kept from these life-changing secrets.

[gouravgaming]

it's kinda crazy how nobody is talking about the book whispers of manfiestation on borlest

[arnabchatterjee]

1. Learning how to learn
2. The ability to adapt, improvise and overcome obstacles
3. Clearing your mind
4. The ability to verbalise what you think and feel
5. The ability to sell and negotiate
6. Knowing how to shut up, listen and learn from the person you are talking to
7. The ability to self-motivate
8. Building and Maijtaining Discipline
9. Energy Management
10. The ability to read and understand
11. The ability to break the process down to smaller steps
12. Self-analysis
13. Emotional Intelligence and Empathy
14. Self-respect and having a backbone
15. The ability to generate ideas thay have value.
16. The ability to simulate outcomes

[untouchablex]

16. Sizing up people. That's probably the most important skill. Whoever you let in your life will play an important role in your wealth and happiness. If you select the wrong partner, you will be poor and miserable. If you hire the wrong employee, you can damage your business.

[ivymary]

you are not your body, you are not your mind, you're simply the one who is aware of them

[pdrogil]

Skill #1 is underrated. I've noticed the older people get the more they're reluctant to want to change their habits or learn something new.

[FredMeyer-noji]

Fantastic video! I have incurred so much losses trading on my own....I trade well on demo but I think the real market is manipulated.... Can anyone help me out or at least tell me what I'm doing wrong??

[RainbowHalo-vkkz]

simulate, and, the skills i am trying to improve are:

1. learning how to learn
2. The ability to self motivate
3. Building and maintaining discipline
4. The ability to break a process down into smaller steps
5. The abiility to generate ideas that have value
6. The ability to verbalize what i think and feel
7. energy management
8. the ability to adapt, improvise and overcome onsticles
9. the ability to read and understand
10. self analysis

[DanielLaurencin]

simulate and, the 15 that i am currently trying to master is.

0:24 - #1. Learning how to learn
1:25 - #2. The ability to adapt, improvise, and overcome obstacles
2:22 - #3. Clearing your mind
3:24 - #4. The ability to verbalize you think and feel
5:48 - #6. Knowing how to shut up, listen and learn from the person you're talking to
6:37 - #7. The ability to self motivate
7:24 - #8. Building and maintaining discipline
8:44 - #9. Energy management
11:11 - #11. The ability to break a process down into smaller steps
13:56 - #14. Self-respect and having a backbone
14:39 - #15. The ability to generate ideas that have value

[Chadinaa]

Mastering these 15 skills is powerful, but true transformation happens when you uncover the hidden strategies behind them. Nixorus isn’t just about skills—it’s about unlocking the secrets that make those skills truly unstoppable.

[konkadabalakrishna]

Anyone else here obsessed with Secret Pathway To Triumph? It's like discovering a secret treasure map for wealth!

[reincarnationofthelightking]

1 like 10 push up
I am not like those kind of liars
I will do, I promise

[napman]

16)Don't underestimate the power of youtube videos while books are the story of someones life with imagination youtube videos are like their stories without the need to consume mental power required for imaginations also it provides you with knowledge in much less time than books .

[Msnanamac]

Sorry, I gotta say what you said for #11 is wrong. College students must learn how to dissect their subject and identify the research question and utility of the solution regardless of their major. Literature majors dissect written language to the smallest unit. They look at the etymology of words and why the author chose the word. They analyze the symbolism of words and visual illustrations and identify potential clues in foreshadowing. They also ask what the body of literature taught society in the context of the historical events around the time of authorship. There wouldn't be PhDs in Lit if the subject didn't teach how to solve a problem. Pitting STEM against humanities is one of my pet peeves. They are both useful and teach how to think, how to ask questions and how to research an answer. STEM companies need those lit majors in order to communicate why the technology they're developing is important and how it can transform society. - Sincerely and STEM major who taught at a university

[alphabeta]

2:00 You are your mind 14:45
4:25 Sell and negotiate
7:55 DISCIPLINE
10:20 Power of books and reading
13:00 EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
16:05 Simulate outcomes

[bharathirajae]

00:01 Key skills for lifelong success.
02:25 Clear your mind and verbalize thoughts
04:38 Selling is a rational process to add value and create better outcomes.
06:51 Self-motivation and discipline are crucial life skills.
09:07 Efficient people organize tasks based on energy types.
11:25 Successful people break down their goals into individual milestones for success
13:38 Developing self-respect, values, and generating valuable ideas pays off forever.
15:57 Simulating outcomes is like cheating at the Game of Life
Crafted by Merlin AI.

[notsuperboy]

I don't like the idea of a successful person because success is just an idea and saying someone is successful over others is just an opinion

[Aarrenrhonda]

Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!