Jim Rohn's Four Questions | Ep 091
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Jim Rohn's Four Questions | Ep 091
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Things do not happen. They're forced into reality.
Progress is not guaranteed. You can drive across this country and see the towns where it stopped. Nothing in the world improves on its own schedule, and everything you are standing on was forced into existence by somebody who decided to.
We get into Jim Rohn's four questions and the two nobody answers, the email Steve Jobs sent himself a year before he died, why the constraint you resent is the one that would have made you dangerous, and the first thing the two of us have genuinely disagreed about on this show: whether AI belongs anywhere near the work of deciding who you want to become.
Chapters
- 00:00 Progress is not guaranteed
- 00:36 The towns that got hollowed out
- 01:33 The sun causes nothing, and everything
- 02:18 The email Steve Jobs sent himself
- 02:59 Human agency and divine providence
- 03:53 Start the session flooded with gratitude
- 04:15 Where words come from
- 05:29 Useful, effective, impactful, transformative
- 06:10 The greatest gift is a pattern of action
- 07:07 Everyone looks the same for the first 500 yards
- 08:16 Jim Rohn's four questions
- 11:19 The unfair hand
- 13:05 Day 13 of 180
- 14:16 I wish, versus I will
- 15:16 Define greatness first
- 16:40 Where we disagree: AI as a mirror
- 22:06 Silence needs something to work with
- 22:54 Every morning is your Gettysburg
The four questions
Why. Why not. Why not you. Why not now.You only have to answer them properly once. Most people never get past the second, because the last two ask something of you.
From the episode
"If you judge yourself amongst the crowd based on the first 500 yards, you're going to think you're just like everyone else."Mentioned
- Jim Rohn, and the four questions
- Peter Thiel, Zero to One
- The email Steve Jobs sent himself in September 2010
- William James, on altering your life by altering your attitude
- The Liturgy of the Hours
The Infinite Game is Harrison and Henry Schertzinger on mental, spiritual, and physical health, and the wisdom to play life at a higher level. Becoming over winning.
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