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You know what the coolest scene in any movie is?
No, that's actually a question. I'm not just going to tell you.
Sit and think.
Take a few seconds. What is the coolest scene that shows the most mental fortitude and badassery that's ever existed in any movie in history ever?
.
Write down your answer.
I bet none of you get it right. You're all such fucking dorks.
Well, Power Rangers, I'm thinking Power Rangers.
Or in the Batman movie and Marvel comics. Losers. Thanos.
Geeks, Thanos, I'll beat the shit out of you people. What's wrong with you people?
The best scene in any movie ever, officially, from Top G, the most compendious,
the most respected lord of all beasts of the land and fishes in the sea,
the number one
Top striker.
Andrew Tate.
The best?
seen in any movie ever is Enter the Dragon. Undisputed martial arts champion Bruce Lee.
When he defeats
All of the henchmen down in the dungeon on his second attempt
First time?
They nearly catch him, he escapes.
And he goes back down again.
Defeats them all in hand to hand combat.
a lot like my life. It's basically something I basically did.
If I had been born earlier, I'd say the movie's based on me. There's certainly similarities. - I told you! I told you this kid is dangerous! - Defeats a hundred unarmed henchmen, and on his way out, runs into a room, and the door closes. He tries to get out, the other door closes, and he's stuck.
And he instantly just sits down
and chills.
Mr. Handman, the evil guy, is trying to threaten him.
And he's just like,
I'm trapped now.
So the best thing I can do is just relax.
Get my breath back.
It's been a long, hard afternoon.
No point in kicking the door, it's solid steel. No point in panicking.
Just relax.
It's the best move on the board. Then when the door eventually opens, at least I'm energized. Better than being tired.
Making the best move on the chessboard, regardless of how losing your position is, is a life philosophy that most will never understand.
Watch that scene and you will understand the power of Bruce Lee.
I understand it very well also.
Sometimes you look at your position on the board and you're fucked.
But still,
Regardless of how fucked you are, there is still a best move.
There's always a best move and a worst move no matter how bad things are.
Many people when they get to a losing position think, "Ah, it doesn't matter, I don't have to make the best move anymore." I actually disagree.
Maybe nine times out of 10, the best move won't save you. But that one time out of 10, the best move might be just enough to save your ass.
and on a long enough timeframe,
If you play the game,
repeatedly day after day taking risks
always making the best move regardless of whether you're winning or losing, it will compound into an upward spiral
of never ending success.
You might end up somewhere near me.
We might have dinner one day.
You mind stopping a brokie? Mind stopping a loser?
If your girl leaves you,
The best move on the board
perhaps is to go to the gym,
Perhaps it's to send our flowers,
Perhaps it's the Never Tech Store again.
But you should make the best move on the board regardless.
even if you don't want her back.
You should still make the best move on the board.
You should always think that way.
What move will give me the best possible strategic position?
That's how you think.
That's how I think.
Why does Tate do what he does? Tate does
What he does
because he trusts God
to show him
the best move on the board
to enable him to build a position of resilience.
against the hordes of demons which are out to silence. The controversial influence that Andrew Tate has been banned from Facebook and Instagram for violating its policies around dangerous individuals. We now live in a world where anyone who is told that they are good and purported by the media as being a good person is usually evil.
Dr. Fauci, for example. Anyone who they say is evil, me, is usually a good person. We live in inverse world, clown world, upside down world. The Matrix hordes are out to destroy me. The Matrix has attacked me. I can no longer afford to make mistakes. I can't be sloppy. I have to make the best move on the board.
I have to always
keep
My chessboard flawless.
I have to be impenetrable.
No matter how many bishops, knights, and rooks they're trying to attack me with, my pawn structure must be solid. Please understand.
Best move on the board is how you should approach your life. Next time you're in a situation, you should sit and say, okay, this is a bad situation. I'm fucked.
but what's the best move I could possibly make?
"What's the outcome I would like?"
what's the most likely move to give me that particular outcome?
And you'd be surprised what some of them are.
I had a guy email me the other day saying he lost his job.
He was the worst salesman.
Well, then you deserve to lose your job. That's how sales works. It's fearsome.
He goes, "Well, I don't know. What should I do?" I said, "What's the best move on the board?" He goes, "Well, I really want the sales drop. I think I can get good at it." I said, "Well, then work for free."
"Do you have another job yet?" He said, "No." Okay, while you're applying for other jobs, instead of sitting around on your ass at home,
Keep working for free for the company for two or three weeks and see if you can turn it around.
And he tried that and he couldn't because he shares sales.
But!
The point is, if you would've sat at home doing nothing,
It wouldn't have helped him. The best move on the board was to try and prove to his company that he's actually worth something. If he was worth something, in those two or three weeks, he might have turned around and got his job back.
He still got to apply for new jobs. He didn't lose anything besides what?
Jerking off in sleep?
Jerkin' Off is very rarely the best move on the board.
It's very rare that you look at the chessboard and go, "The best thing I can do right now is jerk off."
But it's all you fuckers seem to do for some reason.
You wonder why you don't get anywhere.
Think about it.
That's moving the chessboard. That's how I want you to approach your life, ladies and gentlemen.
is the mental model in which you should
apply
to scenarios,
to deduce
what is the best possible action.
Because
If you're always making the best move,
and very rarely making the worst move.
It's pretty hard to lose. It's player versus player out here.
The world is not about
Even fairness.
The world is about winners and losers, and everyone is competing against each other.
You are competing against me.
I'm competing against you. You're competing against your friends.
You, and you're competing against your enemies.
You want a dollar, so does everyone else. You want that hot girl, so does everyone else. You want that house, so does everyone else.
What's amazing is the things you want
The main reason you want them is because other people want them. So you can show off that you have it and they don't.
It is competition.
It's kind of like the age old adage.
If a tiger is chasing 10 people, you don't have to be the fastest, you just have to be faster than the slowest guy. Because he's fucked.
So considering that a lot of people are constantly making the wrong moves, if you can just start to make the right moves most of the time,
you'll see exactly how easy life can be.
Yeah.