I need to read more. 10-12 years ago, I was a big bookworm and my raps were beyond sick dude. Heck, I even used to read encyclopedias. Now at 25 , I am always on my phone 🤦🏿♂️
Spot on Naoufal. Perfectly delivered IMO. My 16-year-old daughter and I just watched this and her response was.... "You need to give his a like." My wife and I have 3 children and as parents, we didnt fight alot about drug use, or drinking. Our tension - or at least my tension - was so often around reading. They came of age in an era of infinate distraction, and as a parent it can worry the sh$t out of you when you see a 13, 15, or 18-year old face lit up by a blue screen. I've known for years what reading has given me, but I've never expressed it as eloquently and compelling as you have here. I am happy to say that in the end the message stuck and they read in a way that might have been more of a struggle when teens. Nevertheless, your thoughts certainly have the potential to bring a man's game up a level. Thank you for everything you've put into this. Excellent work.
Thorough book video. One of the better ones on TH-cam. You touched on everything succinctly. Great job point out the NYT scam and the great Lindy effect.
Dear Naoufal, thank you for your inspiring video and words! Looking forward to your new content! Feliz Navidad, felices fiestas y feliz entrada de año nuevo.
Excellent! If you are a fan of the late Charlie Munger then you probably already read Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith. It is this book actually that can explain the mindset of the 1%. Also, according to my research, while Munger was extremely impressive in his contributions to the process, it was Warren Buffet who was 'the man' in building Berkshire Hathaway to what it is today.
Great video man, you gonna be big one day! I really interesting in human behavior and philosophy, something like Robert Greene, do you have book recommendation for me?
You will never able to observe or percieve reality as it is . Because we are subjects . We always percieve all we know and can know from this perspective. Our body was built from bunch of cells and it has certain sensors which re capable to recieve certain eletromagnetic waves and then brain interpret somehow and we have our unique experience. But it is only ours. I nobody else have same. We dont know about things that our bodies and sensors are not capable to feel to detect , to understand
what are your thoughts on rereading the same books vs reading the new books, on one hand you don't wanna get stuck with wrong books forever by re-reading on other hand sometimes re-reading a good book way more worth it and enjoyable than reading a new one.
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I need to read more. 10-12 years ago, I was a big bookworm and my raps were beyond sick dude. Heck, I even used to read encyclopedias. Now at 25 , I am always on my phone 🤦🏿♂️
Spot on Naoufal. Perfectly delivered IMO. My 16-year-old daughter and I just watched this and her response was.... "You need to give his a like." My wife and I have 3 children and as parents, we didnt fight alot about drug use, or drinking. Our tension - or at least my tension - was so often around reading. They came of age in an era of infinate distraction, and as a parent it can worry the sh$t out of you when you see a 13, 15, or 18-year old face lit up by a blue screen. I've known for years what reading has given me, but I've never expressed it as eloquently and compelling as you have here. I am happy to say that in the end the message stuck and they read in a way that might have been more of a struggle when teens. Nevertheless, your thoughts certainly have the potential to bring a man's game up a level. Thank you for everything you've put into this. Excellent work.
I’m glad the message resonated Patrick. Welcome to the channel!
I literally watched your video without looking at your subscribers or views
And I’m soo shook now that your sooo underrated!!!
You deserve more !
Thank you I appreciate it!
Thank you for this video! I really enjoyed it!❤
Thorough book video. One of the better ones on TH-cam. You touched on everything succinctly. Great job point out the NYT scam and the great Lindy effect.
That’s some great lessons ! Great video as always !
Great video. Bravo
Dear Naoufal, thank you for your inspiring video and words! Looking forward to your new content! Feliz Navidad, felices fiestas y feliz entrada de año nuevo.
Why does this video only have like 1k views? Your content is incredible
Appreciate it!
What a beautiful work brother!!!
Really enjoyed and learned. Thanks for making it. Keep it up.
Keep pushing, those videos are looking gooood
amazing bro
Excellent! If you are a fan of the late Charlie Munger then you probably already read Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith. It is this book actually that can explain the mindset of the 1%. Also, according to my research, while Munger was extremely impressive in his contributions to the process, it was Warren Buffet who was 'the man' in building Berkshire Hathaway to what it is today.
Would recommend books from Ibn Khaldun, Ibn arabi and AL Ghazzali to add to your list if you haven't already.
Great video man, you gonna be big one day!
I really interesting in human behavior and philosophy, something like Robert Greene, do you have book recommendation for me?
I often share my favorite books on my instagram @naoufalfillali
You will never able to observe or percieve reality as it is . Because we are subjects . We always percieve all we know and can know from this perspective. Our body was built from bunch of cells and it has certain sensors which re capable to recieve certain eletromagnetic waves and then brain interpret somehow and we have our unique experience. But it is only ours. I nobody else have same. We dont know about things that our bodies and sensors are not capable to feel to detect , to understand
what are your thoughts on rereading the same books vs reading the new books, on one hand you don't wanna get stuck with wrong books forever by re-reading on other hand sometimes re-reading a good book way more worth it and enjoyable than reading a new one.
Casablanca?