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I Have A Secret To Tell You... | E53
- The UK and US governments are predicted to announce further restrictions and potentially reimplement lockdowns similar to those from March.
- Continued social comparison is expected to lead to depression, despair, misery, and self-pity.
- A book titled Happy, Sexy Millionaire, The Unexpected Truths About Fulfillment, Love and Success is already available on Amazon.
- Practicing "Observation Without Engagement" to become the "sky, not the clouds" is expected to quiet a part of the brain and reduce anxiety.
- A "contribution score" is predicted to gradually decrease for those who speak constantly, causing others to pre-devalue their ideas before they are voiced.
- Decisions are expected to improve by asking "What would my idols think about this decision?" to align outcomes with admired values.
- Current choices can be assessed against long-term values and a "North Star" by asking "What would future Steve think of this decision?"
- Focusing on life's priorities is expected by realizing that saying "yes" to something necessitates saying "no" to something else.
- Analyzing the long-term impact of the worst-case scenario is expected to reveal that the outcome often has no long-term impact, reducing fear.
- Unconscious childhood invalidation is identified as a risk factor that could become the number one thing to ruin one's life.
- Psychological relationships with money are planned to be interrogated to reduce impulsive decisions made to impress others.
- By the time adulthood is reached, the specific childhood factor that caused invalidation is predicted to become the primary source of validation sought.
- Gaining consciousness of childhood psychological drivers is expected to make individuals less impacted by them, even if they are not fully overcome.