Jonny

Adler is the teleological view, which is future goal impacts current behavior. So the example given is somebody is always getting rejected by people and they've made themselves repulsive to other people so that they can tell themselves the story that, oh, no one likes me and everyone finds me whatever.

Adler is the teleological view, which is future goal impacts current behavior. So the example given is somebody is always getting rejected by people and they've made themselves repulsive to other people so that they can tell themselves the story that, oh, no one likes me and everyone finds me whatever.

But the goal baked into that, the hidden payoff of that belief is that it keeps them safe because they can reject themselves before other people can reject them.

But the goal baked into that, the hidden payoff of that belief is that it keeps them safe because they can reject themselves before other people can reject them.

But the goal baked into that, the hidden payoff of that belief is that it keeps them safe because they can reject themselves before other people can reject them.

so they construct a certain identity that allows them to fulfill that goal and meet the payoff so we we run a program to help people grow their business in a specific niche but quite often you'll see that the more barriers and the more guard rails you put up to make failure absolutely impossible

so they construct a certain identity that allows them to fulfill that goal and meet the payoff so we we run a program to help people grow their business in a specific niche but quite often you'll see that the more barriers and the more guard rails you put up to make failure absolutely impossible

so they construct a certain identity that allows them to fulfill that goal and meet the payoff so we we run a program to help people grow their business in a specific niche but quite often you'll see that the more barriers and the more guard rails you put up to make failure absolutely impossible

What's happening is you're kind of backing someone into a corner where it's like you're removing the technological friction. You're removing the blueprint friction. You're removing the what to do and how to do it in the process until suddenly there's nothing left but you as the bottleneck. And so you mentioned this with GPT.

What's happening is you're kind of backing someone into a corner where it's like you're removing the technological friction. You're removing the blueprint friction. You're removing the what to do and how to do it in the process until suddenly there's nothing left but you as the bottleneck. And so you mentioned this with GPT.

What's happening is you're kind of backing someone into a corner where it's like you're removing the technological friction. You're removing the blueprint friction. You're removing the what to do and how to do it in the process until suddenly there's nothing left but you as the bottleneck. And so you mentioned this with GPT.

I'm glad you did, which is that now we have infinite access to the best computational models available. working at like super PhD level and all information at our fingertips and people haven't suddenly become infinitely more productive. All it's done is like take away another excuse and another objection to the point where you're like, ah, like now it really is just me.

I'm glad you did, which is that now we have infinite access to the best computational models available. working at like super PhD level and all information at our fingertips and people haven't suddenly become infinitely more productive. All it's done is like take away another excuse and another objection to the point where you're like, ah, like now it really is just me.

I'm glad you did, which is that now we have infinite access to the best computational models available. working at like super PhD level and all information at our fingertips and people haven't suddenly become infinitely more productive. All it's done is like take away another excuse and another objection to the point where you're like, ah, like now it really is just me.

And so someone's willingness to actually show up and do the thing is still always going to be the, um, the final frontier.

And so someone's willingness to actually show up and do the thing is still always going to be the, um, the final frontier.

And so someone's willingness to actually show up and do the thing is still always going to be the, um, the final frontier.

What people tell themselves the goal is isn't always the goal. So look at actions versus behavior and don't think that you just have an information bottleneck and that'll solve everything.

What people tell themselves the goal is isn't always the goal. So look at actions versus behavior and don't think that you just have an information bottleneck and that'll solve everything.

What people tell themselves the goal is isn't always the goal. So look at actions versus behavior and don't think that you just have an information bottleneck and that'll solve everything.