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most recently I had a book came up00:00:02
called The Daily laws it is kind of a00:00:04
greatest hits from all of my different00:00:06
books in which I created kind of a00:00:08
day-to-day way of advancing yourself in00:00:11
life and becoming a superior strategist00:00:14
and understanding of all the different00:00:16
aspects of power and the game of00:00:20
understanding human00:00:22
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nature and the following is sort of a00:00:29
compilation of all the best interviews00:00:31
I've given for creating this habit of00:00:34
daily meditation and of internalizing00:00:37
all the lessons from my00:00:42
books we all have Ambitions we all have00:00:45
dreams and goals and desires that we00:00:47
want and our culture fills us with these00:00:49
kind of vague hopes and dreams I'm going00:00:52
to be this I'm going to be that but00:00:54
really what gets you to where you want00:00:55
are habits our daily habits there are00:00:58
negative habits you can't get rid of00:01:01
smoking drinking you know online porn00:01:04
whatever your daily habit is you can't00:01:06
get rid of it but there are other habits00:01:09
that like discipline like working every00:01:12
day like taking steps to get reach your00:01:14
goals that are immensely liberating and00:01:18
you can get rid of your bad habits00:01:20
through developing positive habits right00:01:23
so the goal here is to focus Less on the00:01:27
giant dreams and on the everyday process00:01:30
of changing your thinking hello everyone00:01:32
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and believe me I know it when you're00:02:52
writing something or working on a00:02:54
project is you have no distance you have00:02:57
no ability to analyze your own work you00:03:00
think that everything you do is just00:03:02
golden and beautiful or you think00:03:04
everything you do is awful or terrible00:03:07
right yeah so you need you can have00:03:09
other people look at it and who can kind00:03:11
of bring you back to reality and say00:03:13
this is what's working this isn't what00:03:15
isn't working but often times you can't00:03:17
trust other people first of all maybe00:03:19
they don't really know maybe they're not00:03:20
as knowledgeable on the subject and also00:03:22
they might have a political acts to00:03:24
grind or whatever so you have to become00:03:26
your own critic you have to be able to00:03:28
see the flaws and what isn't working in00:03:31
your own in your own creation and00:03:34
sometimes you know it's very hard to do00:03:36
that you tend to kind of gloss over the00:03:38
things that aren't00:03:42
working even the worst job that you were00:03:45
in if I had just gotten depressed and00:03:47
sad and down on myself that is dead time00:03:50
I'm working for this man who's paying me00:03:53
my time is his time he owns me during00:03:55
those eight hours that I'm in his office00:03:58
it's dead I'm a dead person it's like00:04:00
grass that has turned brown inside right00:04:02
it's not been watered but if I'm turn a00:04:04
switch and I go I'm learning I'm00:04:06
learning about human nature I'm learning00:04:08
about the ugliness in people's Souls I'm00:04:10
learning about the ugliness in my old00:04:11
soul I'm learning about what I never00:04:13
ever want to do in life I'm learning00:04:15
about how I'm going to have to quit this00:04:16
job very soon it's a livetime it's green00:04:19
it's like it's watering it's turning00:04:20
Greener and Greener and Greener and00:04:21
Greener because I'm using it for some00:04:23
purpose I'm learning everything is an00:04:26
example for learning even flipping00:04:27
burgers at McDonald's you're learning00:04:29
learning about human nature you're00:04:30
learning about yourself so it becomes00:04:32
your time you own it you're not working00:04:34
for somebody else you're enriching00:04:37
yourself you own it it is your time and00:04:39
it's00:04:42
alive that connects to the thing that00:04:45
you and I made together which is the am00:04:46
morati coin yes which is the idea the00:04:49
it's also a n phrase of of sort of00:04:52
loving everything that happens to you00:04:54
not resenting it not fighting against it00:04:58
not carrying around a grudge or a burden00:05:00
but sort of embracing it and finding the00:05:03
good in it yeah where does that fit in00:05:06
with our human00:05:07
nature it doesn't fit in because it's00:05:10
not natural to us our natural frame our00:05:13
natural starting position is when00:05:16
something bad happens why me to feel00:05:20
sort of a grievance to feel that things00:05:22
aren't fair to feel that other people00:05:25
aren't giving you what you want or what00:05:26
you deserve we start from a position of00:05:28
feeling kind of sorry for ourselves00:05:31
right we deserve more than what we're00:05:33
getting and so a lot of what I'm talking00:05:36
about in this book is overcoming some of00:05:39
these natural elements in human nature00:05:41
and turning them around and using them00:05:43
for another purpose another way and a00:05:46
morati is very powerful in that you00:05:49
train yourself to accept everything that00:05:52
happens it's sort of a banality to say00:05:55
that things happen for a reason but00:05:57
there's some truth to it for te it was00:06:00
this is life life involves pain life00:06:05
involves adversity you're going to die00:06:07
one day and it's not going to be00:06:08
pleasant your friends and family members00:06:11
they're going to die one day and it's00:06:12
not going to be pleasant you're going to00:06:14
have failure in life people are going to00:06:16
hurt you but that is life that's what it00:06:19
is so to resist that to be angry about00:06:23
that means to not love life00:06:28
itself00:06:29
the key factor in life is motivation is00:06:32
desire is the energy that you bring to00:06:34
it if you don't believe in yourself if00:06:36
you only half-heartedly are reading my00:06:39
books or listening to Tom or listening00:06:41
to me and you go yeah I kind of want to00:06:42
change it won't matter it won't change00:06:44
anything you'll just go back to your old00:06:46
habits because habits are very powerful00:06:48
you're a product of the cultural moment00:06:50
it's very hard to resist it it's very00:06:52
hard to swim against the tide of the00:06:53
times that we live in so if you don't00:06:55
have the motivation if you don't have00:06:57
the energy if you don't have the idea00:06:58
that damn it I'm I'm going down fast if00:07:00
I don't turn this around you're only00:07:02
alive once it's you know YOLO and it00:07:05
goes past really fast I can tell you00:07:07
that as now as I get older faster than00:07:09
you think so you've got to be desperate00:07:11
you've got to tell yourself I've got to00:07:12
get out of this I've got to change my00:07:14
life I've got to swim against the tide00:07:16
of the times that I live in I have to00:07:18
change my ways because if not when I'm00:07:20
32 when I'm 35 all of my hopes all of my00:07:24
horizons will narrow so much that it00:07:26
it's going to look very very00:07:28
bleak00:07:32
the way to transform yourself is through00:07:34
your work now I know this runs counter00:07:37
to our prevailing cultural prejudices00:07:41
work is too ugly too boring too banal00:07:45
self- transformation we think comes00:07:47
through a spiritual journey therapy a00:07:50
guru who tells us what to do intense00:07:52
group experiences and social experiences00:07:55
and drugs but most of these are ways of00:07:58
running away from ourselves and00:08:00
relieving our chronic boredom they're00:08:02
not connected to process and so any00:08:04
changes that occur don't last instead00:08:07
through our work we can actually connect00:08:09
to who we are instead of running away00:08:12
and by entering that slow organic00:08:16
process we can actually change ourselves00:08:18
from the inside out in a way that's very00:08:20
real and very lasting this process00:08:23
involves a journey of self-discovery00:08:26
that can be seen as quite spiritual and00:08:28
in the end of this process we contribute00:08:31
something unique and meaningful to our00:08:34
culture through our work which is hardly00:08:37
ugly boring or00:08:43
banal to me the idea of success that I00:08:46
have now is freedom I'm extremely00:08:49
fortunate and I have to wake up and I00:08:51
have to realize that and understand it00:08:53
that I have the freedom as a writer that00:08:57
99% of the other writers Au there simply00:08:59
don't have my publisher I can write00:09:02
whatever I want they don't bother me00:09:05
they don't try and change it and I I00:09:07
don't have to get a teaching job to pay00:09:09
my bills Etc the freedom is unbelievable00:09:12
that I have with it comes responsibility00:09:15
I have to like you know I have to be00:09:17
disciplined I have to motivate myself I00:09:19
can't just sit there and sit in my chair00:09:21
and just kind of read about the Lakers00:09:23
all day or whatever I got to work I got00:09:25
to be disciplined but for me success and00:09:28
Power is that feeling of freedom I don't00:09:30
have any bosses I don't have any M00:09:33
people breathing down my neck I don't00:09:34
have anybody telling me what I have to00:09:36
do or what I have to write I don't have00:09:38
anybody cancelling me or saying you00:09:40
can't write about this or that I'm the00:09:42
luckiest man on the00:09:46
planet because I have00:09:49
studied throughout my years and the00:09:51
thousands of books I've read for my00:09:53
research biographies of the most00:09:55
successful famous creative people and00:09:58
inevit L these are people who understood00:10:02
at some point in life that this is what00:10:04
I was destined to to follow this is a00:10:06
path for me now that might path might00:10:09
have been most people it's like a zigzag00:10:11
you don't have a straight line this is00:10:12
what I was meant to do it's never like00:10:14
that it wasn't for me you kind of have00:10:15
an idea and it becomes clearer and00:10:17
clearer and you find that path and it00:10:20
leads to so much power become so00:10:22
creative and so energized because you00:10:25
enjoy your work you learn faster you're00:10:28
engaged emotionally with what you're00:10:29
doing it is so00:10:34
important people want their life to be00:10:37
free of struggle and conflict they want00:10:39
a smooth path in front of them when you00:10:42
face adversity or or things aren't going00:10:45
quite well you have to reassess who you00:10:47
are you have to reassess your opinions00:10:50
you have to say maybe I'm not doing this00:10:52
the right way maybe my patterns of00:10:54
responding in the past aren't working00:10:57
out maybe there's something wrong with00:10:59
with me how can I learn from this moment00:11:01
how can I get past this particular00:11:04
obstacle if you never have failure if00:11:06
you never have conflict you are never00:11:09
going to develop yourself in life and00:11:10
there are people who are studying00:11:12
children now in the world who are saying00:11:13
it's a major problem because parents are00:11:16
trying to Shield them from any kind of00:11:18
conflict in the world and children00:11:20
develop through kind of struggles and00:11:22
conflicts and friction with siblings and00:11:25
colleagues and even parents so00:11:27
inadvertently you could be creating a00:11:29
Monster by trying to remove all kind of00:11:31
forms of resistance and conflict so00:11:33
conflict is something you must welcome00:11:35
as a test and a challenge and a way to00:11:37
strengthen yourself up because life is00:11:39
Harsh life is difficult and if you're00:11:41
not tough in this world you're going to00:11:43
have a life of00:11:47
pain psychologist Abraham maslo who00:11:50
studied a lot of of children for00:11:52
instance he said that children they have00:11:54
what he calls impulse voices and these00:11:56
are voices that say I like this this I00:11:59
don't like that they're very clear they00:12:01
know what they like and what they don't00:12:03
like everyone had that because it's the00:12:05
nature of being an infant in this world00:12:07
right because it's natural it's a voice00:12:09
that's naturally inside all of us and00:12:11
then as you get older you start00:12:12
listening to Mr Harbinger and Mrs00:12:15
Harbinger telling you don't do this do00:12:17
this you know this is what you should00:12:18
behave like this don't behave like that00:12:21
and slowly you go through a process00:12:23
where you're not hearing it anymore00:12:24
you're hearing what teachers tell you00:12:26
you're hearing what parents tell you00:12:27
you're hearing what peers are telling00:12:29
you about what's cool what's not cool00:12:30
I'm talking about like your career what00:12:32
you were meant to do and then you arrive00:12:34
you're 18 19 years old and you hav an a00:12:36
clue because you can't hear that voice00:12:38
anymore and you're going to try this00:12:39
that that the other not based on things00:12:41
that are deep inside of you but based on00:12:43
what other people have told you you00:12:44
should do or what they think is00:12:49
cool my daily routine if you heard it00:12:52
you would you would say Robert you leave00:12:53
the most boring life of any human on00:12:55
this planet and it's true I do leave the00:12:57
most boring life basically00:12:59
I get up around 7 7:30 I meditate on00:13:03
those pillows over there in this room uh00:13:06
for 45 minutes and it's very rigorous00:13:10
discipline because try imagin keeping00:13:13
your mind still your body still for 4500:13:15
minutes it's the high point of my day00:13:17
it's the most beautiful point of the day00:13:19
I'm now really look forward I'm making00:13:21
breakthroughs it's now 12 years I've00:13:23
been doing it it's making everything00:13:25
tolerable in my life it is the best way00:13:28
to start a day then every other day00:13:32
because of my stroke I can't do my00:13:34
physical exercise that I love but I have00:13:36
a special kind of bicycle and I go00:13:39
zipping up into the hills around here on00:13:42
these Mega Journeys for an hour and a00:13:44
half sometimes two hours to get the00:13:46
aerobic exercise that I am addicted to00:13:49
because I'm an aerobic junk and then I00:13:51
come back I have00:13:53
breakfast I procrastinate I read the00:13:56
newspaper I take a nap have lunch and00:14:00
then I call my mom and then around 4:0000:14:03
I get my sorry ass into writing00:14:05
literally at 4:00 because I like working00:14:08
late in the afternoon from 4: to 8 I do00:14:11
my writing as my best I can as focused00:14:14
and attentive as I can then it's dinner00:14:17
and then we like to watch a00:14:22
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