Most People Are NPCs (Don't Waste Your Life On Autopilot)

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  • @WhoIsJonHarris
    @WhoIsJonHarris Рік тому +496

    What I've found is that initially it was hard for me to identify with most people. This was depressing at first. But now those feelings have subsided. I'm perfectly fine with not being able to connect with most people. What is now normal... seems to be very unhealthy.

    • @royxrp1510
      @royxrp1510 Рік тому +42

      100% facts. I've always been different than most. I just sold my house in the Netherlands and moving to Thailand in November. I've started an online fitness bussiness and it's all developing so fast. I've only been at this a year. Things are moving so fast. Meanwhile most of my "friends" are still in their dead end jobs

    • @llthesudden9924
      @llthesudden9924 Рік тому

      Don't worry man you covered by Vax 😂😂😂

    • @erenyeeagah204
      @erenyeeagah204 Рік тому +12

      same, but i was never sure if i was right ot feel this way cause i didnt wanna appear arrogant or cringe like the "im not like other guys" kinda people but i guess its true im really not like other people, not better but different. what people think is cringe or what they think in general shouldnt matter

    • @byDisenyo
      @byDisenyo Рік тому +7

      I’ve felt like this for a very long time; hence why I started my long journey to self-improvement, in order to understand why, because being able to connect with people and form relationships is a difficult thing to get my head around, seeing other people make it look so easy also affects me negatively

    •  Рік тому +3

      That's completely okay. Also, consider that you can connect very deeply with people that is very different than you and when you allow that it can be even better. I understand that if some core beliefs and values are not shared it hard but consider it. Maybe a person that had a different story, has different goals, comes from a different country, if you show interest, genuinely (and that's something to develop) you can create beautiful connections. I say this from the perspective of someone that "feels" that doesn't fits anywhere

  • @SleepChopTravels
    @SleepChopTravels Рік тому +183

    I feel like you’re an actual friend of mine Dan. This era is pretty wild. We used to be molded by the 5 people closest to us in a physical reality. Now we can choose who we are molded by from anyone just through youtube videos. Sure there were books before, but I feel like videos hit different. This is gonna have some seriously awesome implications in the coming decades as young minds will consciously or unconsciously get molded into a seemingly infinite array of possibilities, for better and for worse.

    • @Learned333
      @Learned333 Рік тому +18

      Young minds are unfortunately getting molded by TikTok by far.

    • @williambelmont9601
      @williambelmont9601 Рік тому +8

      @@Learned333 The majority are typically NPCs, they do what others do. They are your potential customers/clients, help them be more aware.

    • @mrjohnbaseley
      @mrjohnbaseley Рік тому +1

      I like your pogo video.

    • @SleepChopTravels
      @SleepChopTravels Рік тому

      @@mrjohnbaseley that’s from another era 😂 can’t believe you found that

    • @driftliketokyo34ftw35
      @driftliketokyo34ftw35 Рік тому

      You mean awesome in the literal sense, right?

  • @FAEdaddy
    @FAEdaddy Рік тому +3

    This is by far, one of the best videos to watch when you want to break out of the matrix. Its clear, concise, no BS. Thank you, Dan Koe!

  • @allybiggs5423
    @allybiggs5423 Рік тому +39

    I'm 38 unemployed, broken no esteem or self belief or confidence.
    Worked previously in IT over 15 years but something just happened to me and I lost my way.
    I'm really stuck in life like don't know what I want to do or what to purse hell I don't even though what I'm passionate about. It's like I have this constant apathy and can't focus on anything.
    Need serious guidance and help brothers I'm at my wits end. Thank you

    • @abdoun8214
      @abdoun8214 Рік тому +3

      Feel like you want to do everything while at the same time you want to focus on one thing to be passionate about but you cant decide which... Its confusing ..

    • @GregtheGrey6969
      @GregtheGrey6969 Рік тому +11

      When I'm stuck I hike in the woods until I'm not.

    • @idoflex
      @idoflex Рік тому +4

      Do what you love brother ! Pursue something meaningful, things will fall into place for you 🕉

    • @rhythmicelegance4670
      @rhythmicelegance4670 Рік тому +3

      Try reading Be Your Future Self Now by Dr. Benjamin Hardy (PhD). Good luck 🍀

    • @afraalsamkari2445
      @afraalsamkari2445 Рік тому +9

      I think the first thing you want to do is some self-care. Not just shampoo/makeup/clothes but a medical check-up and a depression check-up along with some thinking about what is your main problem. What is the thing that will make you feel neutral at least, not necessarily happy. Then, you want to remember some good stuff that you already have or happened during the last 15 years. Third, you wanna get any job just covering your basics. Fourth, hopefully, you can work on a side thing that you’ve always wanted to do like long term.
      I hope that wasn’t a lot of words. I am sorry you are feeling this way and I understand apathy quite well. Oh, I forgot something very important, connect with someone whom you can tell about this and he can at least listen well and help get you outdoors.

  • @juliadastra
    @juliadastra Рік тому +49

    I've had a bad day but I'm glad I clicked on this video. The things you said about being conscious, making a conscious choice, it's made me pay attention to the narrative I have in my head around this day and around the things going on right now that I can't deal with. I can make a choice, I don't have to do what I automatically do in situations like this and shut down. I can be the main character instead of being a victim of my own thoughts/circumstances. I'm going for a walk

    • @sosaeholor
      @sosaeholor Рік тому +3

      I’m currently on that walk too girl! we got this🚶🏿‍♀️💕

  • @tara-leehollander776
    @tara-leehollander776 Рік тому +27

    Very practical advice! I'm in the trial and error phase now after waking up to my bad programming. I changed everything in my life. I now exercise every day, read every day, meditate every day and I am excited about discovering my definite purpose so I can direct my energy to that. Thank you for sharing your journey, Dan!

  • @LooksBoost
    @LooksBoost Рік тому +93

    Another amazing video, Dan! I've written a summary on NPCs and Main Character, perhaps, it will benefit others too:
    *NPC*
    0:43 NPC never questions the path
    4:55 NPC perspective is very narrow
    6:30 NPC doesn't do new actions
    12:43 NPC isn't conscious of the decisions
    *Main Character*
    1:46 Main character takes control of life
    9:00 Main character sets new goals and works towards them
    12:43 Main character is conscious of decisions
    13:15 Main character creates a new perspective on problems
    16:01 Main character follows 3-5 authors/youtubers to change the perspective
    17:07 Main character learns from the mistakes
    18:27 Main character creates more than consumes

    • @cazimim3375
      @cazimim3375 Рік тому +1

      You don't understand me at all

    • @Soohable
      @Soohable Рік тому

      False. The NPC creates their own beliefs.
      The fact you define your own boundaries makes you an NPC.

    • @stephenkolostyak4087
      @stephenkolostyak4087 2 місяці тому

      ​@@Soohable they're all fictional, NPC and Main Character alike.

  • @yassirsalim6386
    @yassirsalim6386 Рік тому +14

    ''When you treat your life as a project, it becomes Profitable when you turn it into a product''--DK

  • @lhamilton5029
    @lhamilton5029 Рік тому +35

    YOU are the UA-camr I cannot stop listening to! I’ve written my entire textbook for my first course of my academy-in-the-making. I do not allow any distraction during my 3- hour writing window. I’m thinking about taking your course!

    • @joachimvmvdn
      @joachimvmvdn Рік тому

      Do it. Amazing course.

    • @DanKoeTalks
      @DanKoeTalks  Рік тому +1

      Appreciate you - it sounds like you have the writing down haha. The course may help but if you have a system that works, keep milking it

  • @empowerman1
    @empowerman1 Рік тому +5

    Don't know how you acquired your education..but your philosophy is impressive..crisp, practical, impactful..Thanks for your perspectives.

    • @avertingapathy3052
      @avertingapathy3052 Рік тому

      Seems like running the mill intersection of Buddhism and tech/writing in this case. Impressive execution though, or at least impactful succinct writing optimized to cut through the facade and quel the emptiness left from being bombarded with high dopamine obscuring empty content.

  • @robotman011
    @robotman011 Рік тому +12

    Easily my favorite channel. This guy thinks exactly like I do. Got rid of all the other channels I use for self improvement. This video opened my eyes to it all honestly. But his community posts are all over my photo roll now lmao

    • @DanKoeTalks
      @DanKoeTalks  Рік тому +2

      Lool love it, thank you for watching and screenshotting my friend

  • @its.rachel.hickey
    @its.rachel.hickey Рік тому +1

    I’m SO glad YT suggested your channel and I’m even more glad that you’re now one of my 3-5.👏

  • @sol_888
    @sol_888 Рік тому +2

    Your content simply blew my mind. I've been practicing self-awareness for the past 2 years and finally today I'm at a point where I'm starting to look for another professional path that has to do with what you said: capturing the chaos, the mess, realigning and extracting the learning from this. And not simply having a 9-6 job and enjoying the 2 hours at night doing what I really like. It's absurdly powerful what this mental programming does and acts with 95% of the world's population. And it's not easy to break out of this bubble, but I'm definitely getting there after 2 years. Thank you for the content, very enlightening! Cheers from Brazil

  • @ickorling7328
    @ickorling7328 Рік тому +7

    IMO-- the best advise you give is planning for scaleability (via high volume low cost). Primely, by educating others! All that stops us is lack of persistance in doing.

  • @Casper2508
    @Casper2508 Рік тому +111

    You are indeed the average of the 5 people that influence you the most nowadays and I'm glad that you're one of those. My personal development has skyrocketed since I discovered your channel. 2023 is the year we're all gonna make it 🤝🏼

    • @LooksBoost
      @LooksBoost Рік тому +1

      You are 100% correct

    • @jamesward5721
      @jamesward5721 Рік тому +3

      What if that's just a belief/programmed though?

    • @DanKoeTalks
      @DanKoeTalks  Рік тому +2

      wagmi brother

    • @samirouissi5900
      @samirouissi5900 Рік тому +1

      ​@@DanKoeTalks I hope this message finds you well. I am a university student with a ground-breaking idea that has the potential to revolutionize the way a specific subject is taught using AI. I understand your time is valuable, and I assure you that I won't be wasting it.
      I would appreciate your insights on a couple of questions I have. Firstly, as AI is a new technology, what steps can I take to put my idea into practice before someone else takes it away? And secondly, are there any communities or networking groups you could recommend for someone who is looking to build a business in the education industry using AI?
      Thank you for your time and any advice you can offer.

    • @jameezybreezy9030
      @jameezybreezy9030 Рік тому +1

      That’s also a sheepish statement

  • @MaxKomes
    @MaxKomes Рік тому +2

    Consciously craft your ego. We can’t change the past or where we came from, but we can damn sure change NOW 🧠🌞💪

  • @josipbaric4892
    @josipbaric4892 Рік тому

    "The Art of self-Architecture", great one, I'll use it from now on.. Thanks man, great stuff. Joseph, Croatia, EU

  • @awesomeness7117
    @awesomeness7117 Рік тому +2

    This applies to a lot of things, not just business

  • @Ego.monster
    @Ego.monster Рік тому +1

    Finally! After weeks of ingesting UA-cam content, something worth watching. I got a lot out of your presentation. Mucho appreciated.

  • @chrisneukum9542
    @chrisneukum9542 Рік тому +5

    I thought I learned critical thinking and these concepts after reading the 4hour work week back in 2008...it seems to have been a 15 yr “floating on my back” journey.

  • @TheLyfestyle23
    @TheLyfestyle23 Рік тому

    As a healthcare provider and fiture licensed esthetician i value people and the well being of others.
    Soon come i will have a lucrative business filling this need
    Thank you i will check out the program

  • @alvisesabbalinipersegato9477
    @alvisesabbalinipersegato9477 Рік тому +2

    Nice. It's an everyday call to the arms. I find what matters the most is a clear protocol for self reflection repeated daily, e.g. journaling.
    The goal is clear, the tools are many, efficiency doesn't matter if you can't ensure efficacy.
    I struggle the most with balancing get myself in a non-aroused state and pondering all the self-creation.

  • @SanelBasic-o1w
    @SanelBasic-o1w Рік тому

    "Steal Like An Artist"- Austin Kleon
    The book from Austin Kleon gives even more insights on your idea, but you touched the basics which are really helpful for the start...
    Thanks for that...

  • @thebelligerentbull
    @thebelligerentbull Рік тому +224

    This guy is a prime example of an NPC. The modern internet NPC preaches challenging your beliefs except for when it comes to “success”. It’s always 100% about business and making money. This is the same programming with different style.

    • @-lord1754
      @-lord1754 Рік тому +36

      And you have to find hilarity in the irony that NPC is a video game term and a lot of these people would tell you video games are only for children

    • @JMT303
      @JMT303 Рік тому +12

      I agree with you. And I thought this was a different kind of video...

    • @RacecarJ0hnny
      @RacecarJ0hnny Рік тому

      you're just butthurt you're an npc

    • @trickywily2823
      @trickywily2823 Рік тому +9

      90% of Wom are definitely NPC they will lead you down the wrong path every time

    • @ashtabulareviews1800
      @ashtabulareviews1800 Рік тому +4

      ​@Jesús Murillo Travels The term "NPC" was popularized by Trump followers correctly applying the term to mainstream liberals but incorrectly assuming that it doesn't also describe them.
      I still believe it is a useful term to use.

  • @Thefloridadad
    @Thefloridadad Рік тому +1

    Glad to see others who share the same mindset.

  • @vikramchatterjee4495
    @vikramchatterjee4495 Рік тому +4

    Really good talk. Dan Koe is a highly efficient communicator and advanced salesperson/mentor.

  • @Raspil
    @Raspil Рік тому +2

    You just gave me my next newsletter topic.. cheers, Dan

  • @SavagePrisonerSP
    @SavagePrisonerSP Рік тому +6

    7:33 What Dan says here is why I think Psychedelics are quite successful in treating depression. When in a psychedelia peak, it feels like there is so much chaos and uncertainty going on. After the peak, the brain starts putting the pieces of reality back together. This is why people report "I feel like a new person", "It rewired my brain.", "It gave me a new perspective on life." And people feel really good after having gone through that experience. Which proves Dan's point of chaos and uncertainty and then settling and making sense of it definitely is the zest of life.

    • @sdfsfsdffasdfsdwhththtrhgrtgdf
      @sdfsfsdffasdfsdwhththtrhgrtgdf Рік тому +1

      How it feels? Never take any drugs or substance variant_alike

    • @sosaeholor
      @sosaeholor Рік тому

      well said!

    • @E.a.Z.S.e.n.T
      @E.a.Z.S.e.n.T Рік тому +1

      Yes and MDMA and uppers. My uppers are my anti depressants. 17 I really started tripping off stuff. Always was thinking outside the box and looking at things for what they really are.

    • @E.a.Z.S.e.n.T
      @E.a.Z.S.e.n.T Рік тому +1

      ​@@sdfsfsdffasdfsdwhththtrhgrtgdfmaybe not the best answer. NPCs are always sober

  • @creativesharron8179
    @creativesharron8179 Рік тому +1

    I was in the Christian circle for over 20 years, I was so frustrated with the script I noticed when interacting with those with that belief 99% of the time. I started to see something was off, but it wasn't just that circle it was interacting with people daily. This understanding makes a lot of sense to me, thank you for sharing.

    • @rano12321
      @rano12321 Рік тому

      some scripts are better than others, existentialism doesn't always work out well for everyone.

  • @MiguelCreditoTalks
    @MiguelCreditoTalks Рік тому +53

    Dan, every video content you publish, I listen to. Even while I'm meal-prepping on weekends. Heck, I feel like I know you well. Thanks for your valuable content man. You inspire me for real. 👍👍👍

    • @DanKoeTalks
      @DanKoeTalks  Рік тому +9

      My man, thank you. Truly. Weird to think im in peoples ears while they're grillin up some chicken breast hahaha but grateful at the same time

  • @njc2438
    @njc2438 Рік тому

    The way he describes the lenses we have to persevere reality is somthing I’ve been trying to say to people for so long how books and experiences are lenses that change our reality is something I’ve been trying to say to people in conversation but nearly everyone thinks it doesn’t make sence or isn’t right honestly it’s so cool to hear someone talk about us as a perspective vehicle

  • @dom1161
    @dom1161 Рік тому +18

    When you realize you are NOT an NPC but haven't taken action yet, you're in tutorial hell, as Dan calls it :)

  • @AnonymousAnonymous-l2i
    @AnonymousAnonymous-l2i Місяць тому

    It's my purpose to become aware of my own mental programming and recreate myself as I want to.
    The author deserves to have good energy sent back for value he creates. Big Thanks.

  • @DaveReddy
    @DaveReddy Рік тому +7

    The gamer's version of a fixed versus growth mindset. I dig this.

  • @avertingapathy3052
    @avertingapathy3052 Рік тому +16

    This does a decent job of pairing NPC with dumb, rigid, conventional and therefore failure when in fact NPC is namely a lack of or minimal conscious awareness. Depending on the business or trajectory in life, college could be useful. The decentralized business 3.0 creators seem to be programming their own brand of NPC. Not that the perspectives aren't helpful. Appreciate articulating some key point, Dan. You're the Jordan Peterson of Zoomer Entrepreneur Grindset.

    • @nolives
      @nolives Рік тому

      Jordan peterson is a washed up jungian psychologist who cant even keep his own shit straight. Im sorry but if you take life advice from someone whos constantly embroiled in flame wars on twitter then youre more lost than you already thought.

    • @Muhluri
      @Muhluri Рік тому +1

      Is there even an official definition of NPC outside of gaming? If you asked random people on the street to define "npc", you wouldn't find a common definition

  • @lucious313
    @lucious313 Рік тому +1

    Nailed it man glad I found your channel, this is painfully obvious st this point we live in some sort of simulated reality

  • @m.a.t.a.s
    @m.a.t.a.s Рік тому +4

    Title of this video clearly describes experience of living in a big city

  • @archivedaccount2000
    @archivedaccount2000 Рік тому +4

    life is multiplayer game, I don't like to look down of people callin them NPCs. everyone has their own story, and some people make suboptimal decisions; but u can update the script any time and keep trying. we can all be main characters if we try for it

    • @nates.8402
      @nates.8402 2 місяці тому

      is stl se te of rng th wn ene exce my ee in gal at tehy.. al at oe bt i c't se or hr tm on se lel de to a vl of te ge bt oy if u sy so

  • @Sravan.Allopi
    @Sravan.Allopi Рік тому

    I agree with this message. I’m working on my own business model which is part of a field that many others have gone into. In times like this your own true authenticity is the thing that will separate you from the rest.

  • @E.a.Z.S.e.n.T
    @E.a.Z.S.e.n.T Рік тому +1

    What I realized awhile ago was who I am is a little bit of everybody and my life experience as I go I take a bit of everyone's personality traits and add it to my own and mix it up in mine.

  • @Diego.Talks.
    @Diego.Talks. Рік тому +30

    Bought the 2 hour writer and I’m so glad I did. Been learning so much. It’s filled with lots of valuable information that’s definitely worth it. Thanks Dan. You’re changing peoples lives out here ❤️

    • @alantinoalantonio
      @alantinoalantonio Рік тому +7

      Im thinking about purchasing it. Can you share a bit about what you like so much about it? Thank you.

    • @hovsepshro
      @hovsepshro Рік тому

      .

    • @DanKoeTalks
      @DanKoeTalks  Рік тому +3

      Hell yeah dude, glad you're enjoying it🤝

    • @DanKoeTalks
      @DanKoeTalks  Рік тому +2

      @@alantinoalantonio Also curious haha

    • @Amoltolbande
      @Amoltolbande Рік тому

      @@DanKoeTalks I am interested in the course.

  • @reyesoperator
    @reyesoperator Рік тому

    I think one of the fears, hesitations, or roadblocks for creative people is the fear of it being stolen and presented better by someone else.
    You mentioned people stealing your stuff and repurposing it. I fear that too, and so I hesitate to put my content out there until it’s 100% compete.
    I think I need to change that and just out myself out there. Just share my knowledge and see what happens.

  • @world_musician
    @world_musician Рік тому +2

    Glad to see you mention Dr. Joe!

  • @wyzebull
    @wyzebull Рік тому +1

    Dan, I know you and Justin Scott are very good friends.
    You 2 are my current mentors driving my growth on LinkedIn.
    I appreciate you both 🙏

  • @beingmuthoni1779
    @beingmuthoni1779 Рік тому

    After watching so many videos of yours ..ive come to realise you speak the same exact thing in most of the videos but with different titles and a different story...but I still cant resist them...They are Gold fr...For me i'm not just listening to this i'm also implimenting ..NO EXCUSE HERE!!

  • @kingbing3315
    @kingbing3315 Рік тому +12

    but i must argue one thing here , that everyone should not necessarily try to persue something unconventional or create their own business.....it should be their calling from within , and mostly that calling comes after going through the process conventional schooling then choosing a particular career path and then doing that for a while........its not possible to skip those steps and directly being conscious about your own self and develop the desire to walk the road not taken. This might work for few exeptional people but for the average person to follow that path would be devastating and would lead to nowhere.

  • @dimkachum
    @dimkachum Рік тому +1

    I think this is my favorite video after watching every Dan Koe video in the last year

  • @trusterzero6399
    @trusterzero6399 Рік тому +1

    Awesome how I've been talking about the exact same thing with different words. People need to know this

  • @NewEnglandBikeRides
    @NewEnglandBikeRides Рік тому +2

    better and better my friend. Thank you!

  • @jiyingli9938
    @jiyingli9938 Рік тому +2

    The content sounds like from a few best selling books, eg: atomic habits; Almanack of Naval etc.

  • @Five-Star-General
    @Five-Star-General 5 місяців тому

    Wow, spectacular man, quit my job last month, going to new york next month wish me luck

  • @nickxvalentin
    @nickxvalentin Рік тому +1

    Everytime i listen you, i learn something new! You truly insipre me to start what i always wanted to! Thank you!

  • @SpicyGramCracker
    @SpicyGramCracker Рік тому +2

    Having been alive for a minute... The 3-5 people that changed my perspective all came to me 80s and very early 90s. Aside from Jane Goodall who influenced my views on sociology at the age of 5 in the early 70s. Some of them have abandoned their earlier messaging and I have abandoned them. It's been quite interesting to watch how influencers choose to stay relevant.

  • @OmniSphinx
    @OmniSphinx 22 дні тому

    It's strange I used to think like this back in 2008, I was 10 years old, people saw me as a psycopath when I spoke of this.

  • @Nebukadnezart
    @Nebukadnezart Рік тому

    Super merci beaucoup , exécelent propos , ta compréhension est vraiment bien exposé avec une grande clarté , sans details ou autre , très inspirant !!

  • @vanessanesener4028
    @vanessanesener4028 Рік тому

    We're always both. No one and everyone is special at the same time. I can learn from everyone. That's what keeps me grounded. And that's what helps me fly.

  • @mehDOGIESRATS2222
    @mehDOGIESRATS2222 Рік тому

    Question everthing ,trust no one but yourself

  • @innazaytsevaphoto
    @innazaytsevaphoto Рік тому +3

    Amazing episode! The most inspiring that I have seen. Thanks a lot, Dan!

  • @pj4kds
    @pj4kds Рік тому +1

    Your channel is Amazing!!! THANK YOU!!!!💙🙏💥✨️💫

  • @npnpnp858
    @npnpnp858 Рік тому +1

    Great video! Would be even greater with more of your personality and personal experiences. Thank you for making these! 🙏👏😊

  • @GamingRoadkill
    @GamingRoadkill Рік тому

    I’m so glad to find out it’s not unhealthy to see other people as NPCs and that I’m not the only one. I really try to see the best in people and I see them as fellow humans, but their mindsets just like you described. Amazing video

  • @ashtonfrett2536
    @ashtonfrett2536 Рік тому +12

    This is very eye opening. Its like the mold was broken in my mind. Like the world of possibilities opened up. Thank you for your work sir

    • @dimkachum
      @dimkachum Рік тому

      This is big man, happy for you! You may have just awakened

    • @DanKoeTalks
      @DanKoeTalks  Рік тому

      And thank you for watching sir

  • @thinkingoutloud3757
    @thinkingoutloud3757 Рік тому +1

    Your description of an NPC is everything I hate about my brother and pretty much why I am actively cutting him out of my life.

    • @petarpejic1468
      @petarpejic1468 Рік тому

      If someone is telling you to open your mind and think with your own head, and you just do as he tells you, are you even thinking with your own head at that point. What if you just want to keep dooing what you doing despite it being mediocre, i mean how many stupid dog shit npc crap are you going to see on the internet, all these people are the same they run away from mediocrity because they dont want to be like others and they all become like others because thats what they all do. What do you see revolutionary here i wonder? Like we are all subconciously immitating the npcs, well why arent we all subconciously imitating the pcs isnt that the mistery? Probably because we do and we find out that we are all essentially the same not rly different but just more or less capable. Like why do you want to be successfull if you cant even have a good relationship with your brother? Why do people complain so much about their shitt? Oh because they are lazy and progrqmmed and bla bla bla. Cant you be successfull and not cut off your brother? Just another Jordan Peterosn rip off. Chaos, clariy, order, we learn by immitation. Whatever idk what to say its so sad we are just all here in these chat rooms next to one another not with one another. The only way to be seen as a sheep is to be the first ahead.

  • @rammy612
    @rammy612 Рік тому +1

    This was perfect, thank you.

  • @DuclosDocuments
    @DuclosDocuments Рік тому +4

    It’s been a while but yet again Dan Koe with the perfectly timed video flawlessly relating to the exact issue you’re currently having.

  • @thogameskanaal
    @thogameskanaal Рік тому +1

    NPCs are like Clones in STAR WARS; they think they are living their own lives and having fate in their hands, but they'll happily and without question execute Order 66.

  • @That-Kevin
    @That-Kevin Рік тому

    I was just trying to say this in a post on Facebook yesterday but I didn’t articulate it nearly as well as you are oh my God thank you so much for this video. Of course I am subscribe to you and have been for a while.

  • @michellelalonde5318
    @michellelalonde5318 Рік тому

    Damn this is good!! Thank you for sharing.

  • @H3XED_OwO
    @H3XED_OwO Рік тому +1

    This sounds a lot like Frederik Nietzsche's concept of the "Übermensch" and the "Last man".
    I recommend all of you watching this to watch a documentary or something of that sort on these concepts.
    Ps: ok weird insight but there is a good song that talks about the "NPC" archetype called Automatic man" (the artist is "Bad Religion")

  • @zensvlognotapro
    @zensvlognotapro Рік тому

    What we want to become is a powerful words that people need to understand.

  • @joaotome40
    @joaotome40 Рік тому +1

    If the UA-cam doesn't recommend this content to me, I was thinking like npc... Now I'm seeing more clearly. I just to figure out how can I thought this

  • @Richby31
    @Richby31 Рік тому +3

    1. 7:30 definition of creativity

  • @lloydirving6209
    @lloydirving6209 Рік тому +83

    what's wrong with going to school, getting a good job, then retiring? not everyone has to be a youtuber or entrepreneur to be happy

    • @hellucination9905
      @hellucination9905 Рік тому +59

      This video is for people, who would be unhappy with the regular lifestyle.

    • @biggreenblob
      @biggreenblob Рік тому +4

      Nothing at all.

    • @georgesorossevilnose6478
      @georgesorossevilnose6478 Рік тому +30

      It’s typically for NPCs. Real people tend to need more out of life than the doldrums of modernity

    • @ric9a4
      @ric9a4 Рік тому +6

      It mostly works for neurotypical people.

    • @sicktea6160
      @sicktea6160 Рік тому +15

      This video is for those who wants to live a financially free and time-full life

  • @astrea555
    @astrea555 Рік тому +1

    I was never an NPC. However, I never managed to find success. Something was starting for me once I decided to go all in on art, but then AI art happened and I don't see how I can be successful anymore.
    I wish I was an NPC.

  • @williambarrett1234
    @williambarrett1234 Рік тому +4

    14:26 This advice will never get old

  • @mikevanoverbeek
    @mikevanoverbeek Рік тому

    Great topic, explained perfectly!! Also planning to make a video on this🙌🏼

  •  Рік тому +1

    NOT3PAD
    Perspectives of reality are not supposed to be static. Ideally, you create a flow with reality and shape it at the same time as it shapes your mind. But with consciousness. Not everything you want to make happen is supposed to be exactly that way. The universe is chaotic. 3:55
    3:55 Habit formation is good if IT'S CONSCIOUS and CONNECTED TO A GOAL
    4:30 Identity tends to direct what you do.
    6:20 The most dangerous for society is someone who isn't reliant on it.
    6:50 When NPCs or NPC -mentalities are faced against other possibilities and uncertainties of reality, you might experience a crash, emotions and resistance or attack with the NPC narrative.
    It is your job to become aware of your own programming and change it.
    8:45 CHANGING YOURSELF IS DIFFICULT
    The trick is to copy. But copy, as you have been always doing since you where born? Not exactly. This time, consciously.
    "To begin conditioning your mind for success you must...
    1. Set goals for a higher quality of life
    2. Immerse yourself in the information that will condition a NEW perspective
    3. Make progress and NOTICE/RECOGNIZE positive outcome it has on your life (in my case this is essential, sometimes its hard for me to recognize my own progress and that destroys my will)
    11:00 Valuing something doesn't come from not doing and just dreami. Go and do. Then for someone that values their art, body building, a business... They will came choices that align with it.
    And they will receive from it. In form of satisfaction, money, health, etc
    13:00
    STEP 1
    Create a perspective that you can grow into. (?)
    Think as the expanding and contacting thing. Open minded, close minded. Highest perspective is god, universe, etc.
    You can expand right now to your ideak future self or to the universe.
    When you face a new problem, open that perspective and train your mind to do it and hold that perspective for a longer time. Open it up to the perspective that is bigger. Life, death, the universe, the millions o people, etc.
    ZOOM OUT. TODAY. When you have a problem, you feek stressed etc.
    How would a wiser you or your ideal you act and think now?
    Then
    Zoom out to universak perspective.
    SO
    15:30
    QUESTIONS
    1. What does my ideal day look like
    2. What do I want to do as my life's work?
    3. How do I want to impact people's lives?
    4. What do I want to look and feel like?
    5. What values and habits will I have to adopt to bring those to life?
    STEP X
    Choose 3 to 5 mentors (online ones, apparently) - They will shape you in a unique way. Unique mix. They are your choice. Conscious choice to learn.
    STEP X
    BECOME A MAD SCIENTIST
    The good life is a series of experiments. You can't copy it from someone else. You have to try, fail and collect the pieces that make your individual life great.
    The main character leans into the trial and error that reflects in nature towards evolution and grow.
    More steps
    RESEARCH - Info you need to do your thing
    TEST - Testestestest
    EXPERIMENT - Dont be dogmatic, be a scientist. Don't take anything as truth
    DISCOVER - Discover what works for you or what doesn't
    DOCUMENT - Write down what gets YOU results.
    🔥🔪Key Action Items [Sum up]
    - Tool: The Double Zoom (when in trouble, zoom out to what your higher/best version self would do. Then zoom out to the universe perspective or something big like that
    - Tool: 5 Questions for Direction and Clarity
    - Identify your mentor-mix
    - Become A MAD SCIENCIST (mindset+ steps[research, test, exp, discover and document].
    You can apply it with this very own video. Don't take anything as dogma. Experiment, that's where wisdom is created. Test it for yourself.

  • @cieborges3276
    @cieborges3276 Рік тому

    Insane how each of your video is a masterclass

  • @agnezickaite
    @agnezickaite Рік тому

    This is the 4th time I'm watching/listening to this video and everytime I take away a new concept ✨

  • @kylehoorn5192
    @kylehoorn5192 Рік тому +14

    Dan, how do you make money online besides selling people “how to make money online” courses?
    Not meant to be a slight, just curious what “problems of yours you are solving and selling the solution”
    I like the idea but all I see is you talking about how other people can make money online by solving problems but the only problem I see on this channel is that people want to learn how to make money online.
    Only selling the course of “make money online” without another niche/Product you sell seems a bit off to me to determine if this will work if the guy selling me the course only makes money telling me how to make money online.
    Can you point me to your other income streams to get a better idea of this?
    Thank you

    • @typingcat
      @typingcat Рік тому +2

      It's a scam. Everyone of those who make money by selling books/courses/seminars on how to make money is a scammer. One example is the Kiyosaki guy. He popped up in the recommendation, so I searched UA-cam for "Kiyosaki scammer", and of course, his main source of income was selling his stupid rich dad/poor dad story.

    • @alexwr
      @alexwr Рік тому +4

      Damn straight, I want an answer to this question, except I'm not going to be as nice about it.
      Dan, what can you offer except yet another 'make money' course?
      There is no point in telling everyone to make more 'money' courses because at that point you are a slightly more complicated pyramid scheme at best. Only so many people can sell a course to people teaching them how to make money online by selling online courses before it all implodes.
      If you do make money other ways, can you identify those streams, and they better be accessible/attainable for the people you're talking to, otherwise you're capitalising on people's desire for financial stability for your own gain whist selling these people a pipe dream.
      So what is it? Are you just a slightly more sophisticated grifter, or are you actually providing an option.

    • @csaba8774
      @csaba8774 Рік тому

      I'm also looking for someone who has already solved other people's problems, such as an already successful entrepreneur who has reached the top and is only giving advice because they genuinely want to help others succeed. I'm fed up with all those youtube gurus who are "making money online" and are everywhere, always trying to get you on their mailing lists or selling you their courses.

    • @hellucination9905
      @hellucination9905 Рік тому +1

      You people are just not smart enough to identify problems to be solved. What do you expect? A cognitive handout? A precise list of instructions you can replicate? Think for yourself! Your lazy mentality is the problem!

  • @LeonardPC272
    @LeonardPC272 Рік тому

    I feel like im in a jail cell and im thinking about running into the wall as hard as I can to get out

  • @coldplungetherapy
    @coldplungetherapy Рік тому

    Love you, Brother!
    Thank you for sharing, and congrats on the 300k subs!

  • @calbarton
    @calbarton Рік тому +1

    I like the way you explain concepts.

  • @Cyclude
    @Cyclude Рік тому +1

    unbelievably good content as always!

  • @jasonrose6288
    @jasonrose6288 Рік тому

    The irony of being the fodder of someone else's plan to advance themselves beyond the same needs and fears as you have.

  • @Angell_Lee
    @Angell_Lee Рік тому

    You are so amazing, thank you so much Dan! xo

  • @arijitRC7
    @arijitRC7 Рік тому +5

    I would like to disagree a bit. Maybe it is my personal experience but I have never met an NPC, everyone is the protagonist in their own life, they are taking their own decisions. Obviously there are external factors, like in my case it would be better for my career to move to a different place but I cannot as I have old parents staying with me. You might think I am an NPC from your point of view but its my calculated decision based on my values provided by my culture.

    • @Sallyman5741
      @Sallyman5741 Рік тому +1

      In my opinion a lot of people have jumped on the bandwagon and started referring to people who may not be relevant to their lives as NPCs which is ironic

  • @shashibhushankanishk5344
    @shashibhushankanishk5344 Рік тому +3

    When are you releasing your book.

  • @somosagricultura
    @somosagricultura Рік тому +1

    I have at this moment 4 mentors (one is you) and I'm trying to figure out my own perspective with the mix of learnings that I'm acquiring.

  • @speaksincircles
    @speaksincircles Рік тому

    The funny thing is that the main character in a video game is also on a prescribed path

  • @VinnyOrzechowski
    @VinnyOrzechowski Рік тому +1

    I'm always told to live in the moment so what's with all the planning

  • @ClassicJukeboxBand
    @ClassicJukeboxBand Рік тому +1

    What you are talking about is real. I know this from first-hand experience. Most people are basically brain-dead idiots with almost zero ability to think critically or question reality. I actually wrote a book about how to lose fat and improve your health, which I named "Cavemen Weren't Fat," and my book is more about critical thinking than it is health, because I learned that the only way to see health from the correct perspective is to question the current advice about health and weight loss, because most of current official advice is pretty much all lies.
    I can't get people to question what they have learned because people just don't like to actually think. Being stupid seems to be more comfortable...

  • @keytrixz
    @keytrixz 5 місяців тому +2

    New age movement at their finest...

  • @profesordanielalvarez3498
    @profesordanielalvarez3498 Рік тому

    I loved your "Adios" because I'm a Spanish native speaker 😊

  • @ToniPanagu
    @ToniPanagu Рік тому +1

    A new type of NPCs would be people calling people NPCs.

    • @DamyanTenev
      @DamyanTenev 7 місяців тому

      Those are the real npc's

  • @snakemont
    @snakemont Рік тому +1

    This is so good! Thank you!

  • @marmasan164
    @marmasan164 Рік тому +4

    There are times when I'm listening to you and suddenly it hits me like "oh, wow, this guy is woke as f#$%." Mind blowing to see how clearly you view the world for what it is, and what it can be. Such a privilege to have found you

  • @d.d353
    @d.d353 Рік тому

    Hey mannn you mace incredible good content veryy goood number 1 youtuber

  • @ssjr_hobby7196
    @ssjr_hobby7196 Рік тому +2

    This video is definitely one of the best ways NPCs are explained. The best part of it is that, even NPCs do not know they're NPCs coz they're so programmed 😂😂😂

  • @WillJCopp
    @WillJCopp Рік тому +2

    More topics like this! Great 🙌🏻