Tom Bilyeu

I would go so far as to say even being aggressive to try to continue to move up.

But it comes down to recognizing that skills have utility.

They actually let you do something.

They let you out invest somebody.

They let you build a better house or a better bridge.

And so what I want to see people do through this time, I just think most people will be obliterated mentally.

They're going to get scared.

They're going to panic.

They're not going to be able to think clearly and they won't put themselves on a path to excel.

So wonder what happens.

What am I missing there?

Because I know that people don't, that is not a popular thing to say right now.

That's something that I get a lot of negative feedback from people.

It's like basically pull yourself up by your bootstraps.

So I'd love to understand like where are the flaws in that thinking?

Where, when you talk about the, there not being equal opportunity, one, what can people do to right that ship at a personal level?

I get, I get at the higher up systemic, the way that we address it through policy and things like that.

But at a personal level, is there something people can do?

The animation that you put out in conjunction with your book, Principles for Dealing with a Changing World Order, have influenced my thinking around this moment more than anyone or anything else.

It makes it seem so...