Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@TomBilyeu says : What do you think the secret to happiness is?>> <<@GregoryBoysHomestead says : *Great Show !!!*>> <<@Official_MVTTY says : “Humans are natures ai”. Beuatiful .>> <<@LydiaKim-e9o says : Wow Thank you I feel alive watching this video>> <<@rolo_raskolnikov says : 16:45 Darwin 30:54 progress 43:49 Thomas Aquinas 1:03:20 gospel of Matthew 1:05:03 Proverbs 27 17>> <<@sara1614-s9d says : 59:19 that’s profound bc it’s from scripture “perfect love casts out fear.” 1 John 4:18>> <<@susancox-pk8nb says : Alive to new experiences he’s right thanks Arthur Brooks!>> <<@susancox-pk8nb says : Gratitude is Everything>> <<@susancox-pk8nb says : I started my first 401 k at age 70 and now at 75 I still work 48 hours a week and have my first rental next to my modest paid off home … I feel grateful , motivated and successful in my own right !>> <<@roybanton9944 says : Love it>> <<@leejohnson3270 says : 47:14, here's the thing, I grew up lower middle class, with a speech impediment. So when I say I will successful I have a lot behind it, but my goal was to get a job to improve my social interactions skills, and get 250,000 in stocks and then I'll be safe, and I estimate that it will likely be 7-15 years till I reach that goal (250,000÷12 is 20,822 a year, just under my 21,000 yearly budget, yes that's nothing, kinda the point of the low budget, 15,000-20,000 is my rate of saving this year so the goal is do-able) and then I can work any job and in theory be safe and secure, but if I provide a track record of work for myself of 10-18 years of work at that point I don't think I need that much saved up. And it's kinda messes with me, I can still job hop if they fire me and then I need 7-12 new jobs but again I would have proven a track record of success, and now I make more then I need to survive and I'm not entirely sure how to process it, because I work at a place unlikely to fire their employees>> <<@nicholascaley501 says : I loved the humility of the interview and shared interaction ...>> <<@nicholascaley501 says : The common thread with all these interviews is you all have great success and can afford to reflect on unhappiness... When the average folks stuck in a place of poverty ,renting working after retirement just to survive ..this doesn't apply ... different being top of your field feeling sad then being at the bottom of a heap feeling defeated .. esp in old age .. enjoyed the stories>> <<@BAALMIAH says : In life if you don’t actually succeed in anything, you can try telling people about why you failed. Success !!>> <<@Golgibaby says : Timestamp: 52:14 The pleasure of flow state, creatives must create.>> <<@Robert-zb5ep says : WHY is the interviewer talking more than the interviewee??? One of the worst!!>> <<@MW-dh1ez says : Happiness comes from gratitude and appreciation of small things. Happiness comes from human interaction, helping others. Success only brings happiness if you have those other things.>> <<@LydiaKim-e9o says : I love this guy!!!! Thank you for your exciting wisdom!!!>> <<@wambuialice957 says : I need to be awoken.>> <<@yvonnewennerlid2552 says : I really loved every minute of this episode. The flow in, the interest, the mission of connecting and sharing, It is a communication, dialogue!! They really are actively listening to the other person!!!>> <<@3C生活小達倫 says : In the video, the professor said that Darwin becoming famous at a young age and he was very unhappy when he was old and could not continue his research because of his mathematical skills and statistics. However, The Origin of Species was not published until Darwin was 50 years old, and he only lived to be 73 years old. Did I have any misunderstanding?(I feel like the Harvard professor should remember correctly.) After searching on the website, I felt that Darwin's later years were quite rich.>> <<@Rolo_Bambino says : How do i get happiness. i want some happynessw>> <<@djmoot4428 says : Were lost and unhappy cause of this corrupt world we live in. The secret to happiness is no dictatorship from government.>> <<@libbylum says : comparis.on leads to unhappiness>> <<@SassyS-ui7mw says : This was FABULOUS. I am currently working on SELF and the title caught my attention. Ya'll bro's is deep. I was like will I be able to understand this. But alot of it did. I actually got in my feelings a bit and shed some tears. Appreciate people like you sharing this knowledge and energy to make us and our world a better place. Signed, HOT MESS TRYING TO FIGURE IT OUT 🥰>> <<@mausperson5854 says : Values are just a story you tell yourself to create a Self. Like love and fear, they map onto reality only insomuch as we believe the story, and can convince others the story is true.>> <<@mausperson5854 says : I value pleasure and have no problem with idolatry. Prohibitions are the enemy.>> <<@justafan26 says : If you don’t watch the video he sounds so much like Alex Harmozi! 😮>> <<@JenniferDeWalls says : Good advice I wish I had when i left my dysfunctional home at the age of 17. Now that I am pushing 60, single, no children - it seems my search for 'love' will have to be through other means. Consider a version for the no children no spouse crowd - especially due to the aging population. Thanks for listening.>> <<@juliettailor1616 says : I don't think Professor Brooks understands that the "hustle" culture is a 20th American phenomenon part and of the contemporary American (consumer capitalist) society and makes for unhappiness.>> <<@Subscriber25098 says : I also just bought your wifes book :)>> <<@Subscriber25098 says : Sooo profound ❤ I love him!>> <<@jenysiamusic says : Yah!!!!🥰 Reminds me of: "There is no fear in love, but perfect love drives out fear"❤>> <<@jamesmacdougall2267 says : I was the Director of a major Pharma company in the early 2000’s .. retired with a stroke, am unemployed now and HAPPY now!!!>> <<@joerectifier says : (1) Understand and regress to your foundational childhood interests - explore them because they are pure and not manipulated by human constructs (2) Understand and manage (and avoid where needed) the human-made constructs society pushes on us through advertising and media (3) Stop comparing yourself to others and become a sovereign individual (4) Read The Word Of God (5) Work at and learn to accept what you have and where you are.>> <<@kamilgregurek9314 says : Happiness is deeply overvalued. I deem it a nice-to-have bonus but not really something important for life. I prefer achievement, perfomance, production, satisfaction and meaning.>> <<@Biteyourownteeth says : Harvard zero credibility Trump derangement syndrome passing>> <<@rehaba5763 says : The guest and the speaker are examples of real gentlemen. I love how they talked about their wives❤>> <<@soundofsilence248 says : Between Love & Fear , ideally we should strive to choose Love in everything we think or do..>> <<@hedgiegal3340 says : Someone feed that poor man a cheeseburger!!!>> <<@anamcaraaudio says : Thank you so so much for your job❤❤❤ it is huge plesure to listen to this conversation😊>> <<@bynumartistmanagementeveng342 says : Fantastic conversation, thanks for sharing!>> <<@sweetnovember9346 says : Tom you look tired lately.. take care buddy>> <<@pfschuyler says : Pretty mind-blowing talk.>> <<@Bighandsdown says : Too many adds>> <<@Indomitablespirit108 says : Another Woke Professor from delusional Harvard!>> <<@KitoVilela says : It's great to start the year with this injection of knowledge. Thanks!>> <<@81aherna says : Man, I hate when any interviewer talks to much about themselves and starts to open up about their lives. Other than that, good content here.>> <<@finsterthecat says : Towards the end of podcast so your partners at some point were just add ons to your life? I suspected that in my relationship but at least I now realize that’s just the way it is not just him. 🧐>> <<@mariettajones3093 says : Enjoyed this converation very much. I'm wondering does this work for seniors? Or is it too late for them...I'm in a place in life, for a long time now just getting older and so lost i feel ive reached a point of no return. All's left is waiting for death.>>