Recent content by Teddy L Wang

me too! what's your favorite part? so far, i like the value-voucher analogy... or was that MFL? can't remember sometimes lol.

do you have corresponding charts that map out the new jobs for humans that will be created when these jobs are replaced by ai/robotics? the only use for humans are problems to solve when it comes to abundance/scarcity. are you saying that the world will have less scarcity for humanity once...

i see this everywhere. everyone is trying to be an influencer on facebook/youtube/instagram, etc. and it's a path i dabbled in. i was thinking of going all in, but i see all these influencers getting slashed by views/subs, etc. and it makes me think of that mlm story you told- how someone's...

facebook groups offering services. MJ talked about how learning to do difficult tasks weeds out those who aren't willing to enter through a more difficult entry barrier. also, if you don't try yourself, then do you know how to delegate the task to someone else? not saying you need to be an...

you say that you have to do things you hate in order to live the life you dream of. you say that passion must trigger you to persist through these hated actions. you say that an end vision, or a purpose, must keep you going, along with passion- through the difficulties and hardships you...

it's on repeat. this or Unscripted. CAN'T MAKE UP MY MIND WHICH ONE IS BETTER. Unscripted is like part two of MFL. so many wheels turning in my head because of this book. it's the spark that lights the match away from mediocrity. HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

taiwan. health care is practically nothing. constant demand for english speaking education professions. fast internet and low startup costs. an abundance of cheap, delicious food. nearly every convenience is local...

MJ, have you read MOONSHOTS? By Naveen Jain, the billionaire who's trying to mine the moon? What he talks about in there reminds me of your message: changing lives by depth of value and scale. He argues that it's easier to launch a crazy idea than a conventional one. BTW, was Michael Jordan...

love this. i remember it from the book.

So you're saying to look locally in person or online and see how you could already add value to people without wanting anything in return? And in time, people will pay you for the value you brought them once they realize the difference in your absence?

Go for it, man. And tell us how it goes. :) That being said, "The Encyclopedia of Bodybuilding" by Arnold Schwarzenegger (IMO) is the only book anybody should be reading on bodybuilding. He and his generation, some of who he's trained with, have reached the pinnacle of bodybuilding and our...