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You have to decide what your end goal is, and you have to decide who you want to be, and you have to decide what God you worship, right? Or what ideal you worship. And my idea that I've worshipped is competitiveness.
So I want to be as competitive as possible. I like the idea of anybody on the planet
being told that they have to compete against
Andrew Tate.
Even in shit I'm bad at. Ping pong. Can't play ping pong.
But they hear my name and they're like, fuck's sake.
Not him. Like, I want to be seen as ultra-competitive. And you do that through competence and winning. You do that through winning, right?
You're saying about what's true and what isn't, and the world is so subjective now, I agree.
For me, what I decide what's true and what isn't is the things that allow me to become most competitive.
Depression is not real.
Because that allows me to become more competitive. I don't give a shit what paperwork you pull out your ass...
And which depressed person or psychologist comes in here and tries to explain to me how depression works?
I'm more competitive if I don't believe in it. Because then when bad things happen to me, it doesn't cross my mind that I might catch depression. It's not even an idea in my content. Being interested in jail, everyone's depressed. We're smoking cigarettes and dancing around. We can't be depressed because we don't believe in it.
So I, I'll only adopt ideas that make me hyper competitive. And sometimes that's going to make you very humble. Sometimes it's very competitive to think shit.
I might lose here. Sometimes competitive to be delusional and think you can't lose. If you corner me and there's no way out but to fight and 10 men are going to try and kill me, I'm going to believe I can win.
Delusional, maybe, but it makes me the most competitive. That's what I believe. Fuck you. I've decided. My brain works that way. Which mindset is the most...
The most competitive, which mindset is the most useful to me right now. Which emotion is the most useful to me?
I can literally, I change emotions. We can all change our emotions if we really want to. You could all think yourself sad. You could all think yourself happy. Everyone can do it, but people take too long to do it.
You need 10 minutes. Get good at it. Give yourself a few seconds. And then you have to decide which emotion puts me in the most competitive state right now.
And you'll often find that happy is not one you choose very often. It's not a competitive emotion to be happy.
"Oh, I'm happy." Then you don't get shit done.
I like to feel proud all the time.
I like to feel
Yeah, proud is certainly my favorite default emotion. I like to be proud of what I've done and who I am and what I have. Proud is why I always revert to.
which allows me to be competitive.
I don't have time to think anything that isn't competitive. Anything that makes me non-competitive to me is not true.
So,
I know exactly what you're saying.
I could argue that there are universal truths to the universe, and there are, but if we're going to accept the mind frame that we all live in our own truth, which I guess is the way the world's fucking going because we're fucked, then your truth needs to be, okay, which...
mindset, which belief makes me the most competitive, fearsome individual.
And then you should adopt that and then you should be as successful as humanly possible.
Music.
Thank you.
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