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Alright boys, the receding hairline is making an appearance for this video.
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To make a very specific point,
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and that point is that you do not need to be handsome to be successful.
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You do not need to be good looking to be successful.
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And there is no, let me repeat that,
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no correlation between what you look like and how commercially successful you are in business.
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Now, this looks maxing thing has gone too far.
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And I don't know about you,
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but I've been observing society and culture in this weird little Instagram age.
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And I've noticed that women are becoming men and men are becoming women.
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You notice in this as well?
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Like, you know, we took ourselves as men culturally to a pinnacle of masculinity.
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We idolized Andrew Tate.
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We idolized Tristan Tate.
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We idolized, you know, further extremes than James Bond,
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about as masculine as you can get.
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the problem with anything taken to its extreme is you create an opposite
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and so anything is a paradox anything taken to its extreme becomes opposite
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and i i just have a feeling boys
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that we're all on to the wrong thing here now i
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was having a conversation earlier with a kid in the sauna now
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that i know that might sound a little bit suspicious
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but he was about 21 years old and he was talking about looks maxing
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and he was talking about how like you know he he's going to be more successful
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because he's he's good looking and he's going to be working on his looks and i was like,
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dude, let Napoleon, Socrates, Winston Churchill,
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Genghis Khan, Julius Caesar, Vitalik,
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who I've been compared to,
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like, look, I could sit here with a straight face and list,
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I don't know, a hundred successful,
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hyper successful men in any field,
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early Zuck, early Bezos, early Warren Buffett,
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early Charlie Munger, like, it's like,
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there is just, no correlation between what you look like
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and how commercially successful you are there is a single exception
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and this single exception has been horrifically overextended now there is a quote
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and it summarizes a beautiful beautiful phrase
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that to the man with a hammer every problem seems to look like a nail now looks maxing
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and the idea of looks maxing has been born by influencers it's It's been born by streamers and influencers and TikTokers.
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Now, let me tell you something.
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To the man with a hammer,
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every problem seems to look like a nail.
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There is a correlation between how attractive you are and how successful you are on social media.
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Proven.
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It's even written in TikTok's algorithm, okay?
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If you're more handsome, more chiseled,
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more asymmet, more symmetrical you will get more views the problem is
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that the influencers have a platform and the thing
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that made them successful they then project onto the world let me give you a piece of critical thinking
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it's 5 a.m you're you have a family right at some point in the future it's 5 a.m
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and you know you wake up to go to work
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because you've got a job and you go to turn the shower on
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and the shower doesn't work you go to flush the toilet
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the toilet doesn't work your water stops working oh shit i've
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got to call a plumber it's 5am you call a plumber
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when you call that plumber to make a purchasing decision
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which by the way is what business and the economy ticks on
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you make that decision on the availability of the plumber
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and the competence of the plumber you do not go on the plumbers instagram
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and think hmm i think i should probably hire the most handsome plumber
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if anything you want the ugliest plumber all right look boys the way
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that we organize ourselves in hierarchies
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and well the way we organize ourselves in society at least
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especially commercially in hierarchies in business is on competence your ability
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to get the job done your ability to think critically problem solved
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and obsess over the thing you're doing you might be like yeah
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but mark zuckerberg he's taking care of his looks now the
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only reason mark zuckerberg takes care of his his looks now is because he's in the media.
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When your job is media, appearance becomes important.
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Oh, look at Zuck when he made his first billion,
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his first 10 billion, his first 50 billion.
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Just a dude, just a nerdy looking dude.
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Elon Musk.
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He's not the most handsome guy in the world, to be fair.
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There's a lot of people that find him quite handsome,
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but that's up for debate.
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But my point here, gentlemen,
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is that if you are a influencer,
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if you are a streamer,
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if you are a tick tocker
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or your ambition is to build a social media presence then being good looking is going to help you
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but the problem is that the influencers that have discovered
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that now believe in their infinite wisdom and prowess of intellectualism
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that the same thing applies to every other area of life it doesn't napoleon was one of the greatest conquerors
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and emperors to to Everlift.
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He managed to get, I mean,
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he subdued the entirety of Europe.
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He was like 5'6", 5'5",
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and he wasn't that good looking.
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There's one portrait of him that depicts him looking very handsome.
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The rest of them, he was described as quite squat,
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not the best looking, and his wife cheated on him.
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So if you want to take it very far,
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he was not good looking and a cuck.
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And it's And it's like,
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the problem is, is we really sort of put this divine masculinity on a pedestal.
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But the problem is that what you then do is you think
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that you have to be handsome to be successful because your only perception of success comes from the pedestal of social media.
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You don't have a window or a paradigm or a perspective to see the world in any other way.
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The only thing you know about business is what you see on social media.
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You don't see the guy who owns Home Depot,
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who's who's worth like the company worth 300 billion dollars just
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a normal looking dude just a normal looking dude might be
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might have been a little more handsome the next guy
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but he wasn't like some you know mogging chad now it's
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just like it doesn't take much it doesn't take much more than a modicum of critical thinking to realize this
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and look i i don't care
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if you want to do your looks maxing i don't care
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if you want to hit your face with a hammer i don't care
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if you you want to pencil your eyebrows or wear eyeliner or whatever.
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The point at which I care for you is when you start thinking that those behaviors in any way,
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shape or form correlate to more success in business.
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They don't.
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If anything, they hinder your ability to be successful because success is about sustained focus.
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Now, I know this because I have made $40 million online with this hairline.
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Do you, for the life of you,
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really think that the reason that I made multi eight figures online is
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because I was six foot? shit the people i do business with online don't even know how tall i am
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but the thing is is a lot of men are very insecure
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and so they use this you know um nietzsche said this god is dead
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and now we cling on to these ideals right
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and one ideal is looking good it's it's this it's this it's this boy in the ocean of chaos
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that is life you can grab onto it
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and as long as at least if i look good i've got something together
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and so when you challenge that and you'll see this in the comments
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if you want to scroll down
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and have a look it'll be a whale of a time
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when you challenge someone's insecurities
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or you poke them people don't like to be poked in the insecurities like this it's ridiculous
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and so what they'll do is because they value success and
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because they value you know um commercial gain i.e getting rich
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and that's one of the central polaris stars in their life one of the main things they want to achieve
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but at the same time they're also insecure about their looks
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or they feel like they're very low down the social hierarchy
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they they they they they they they they they they they fused the two together
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and nothing could be further from the the truth the reason i'm successful is
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because i worked incredibly hard got really good at something
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and figured out how to sell things to people for less than it cost me to sell it to them
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and make it you don't need to be handsome to do
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that now if you want to be a streamer
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if you want to be an influencer maybe you can have a conversation about
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that and there's definitely a relationship but this this whole thing like
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but the halo effect it's like it's like come on man like you know really Like,
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go and look at any,
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like go to the forbes rich list right now
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and look at the richest self-made men in the world
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and tell me do you see like a genuine cause
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and effect because if this was true and if it was true
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that in order to be successful you are you know you have to be handsome
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or
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that being handsome is correlated with success then the most the
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richest people in the world would be the most handsome is
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that not true can we not can we not extend it
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that far but instead we just worship a projection from influencers
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and streamers and look i'm not saying
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that it's it's a bad thing to work on your looks i'm just saying
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that don't use that as a proxy for the reason you're not successful
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and this i will leave you with this in closing where
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we end up as usual with all of these things is to reveal
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that we have a grand coping mechanism and if the reason
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that you're telling yourself right now that you're not successful is
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because of your looks you are a fucking idiot and i mean
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that with love and i mean that with care i don't mean
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that to insult you i'm just trying to snap you out of this stupidness that you've dove into
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i'm not rich and successful because i'm under six foot i'm not rich
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and successful because my jawline isn't symmetrical i'm not successful
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because you know i haven't got hunter eyes it's like can you just just listen to yourself
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and then go and listen to anyone who's actually achieved success
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and see if they want to talk about their looks unless they're a streamer an influencer a tick tocker
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or whatever your perception of business and commercial success is limited solely to social media
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and therefore you think that to achieve success and everything like
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that you have to emulate these people social media represents a tiny little proportion of actual entrepreneurs go
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and look at tobias luchki you don't know who
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that is he's the founder of shopify
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and his company is worth a hundred billion dollars he's bold wears glasses he's just a normal looking dude
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100 billion dollars on the topic of money
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if you want to make more
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or learn how to start a business there's a link in
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the description you can click do not worry don't worry about
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it there's no pitch there's no you can't buy anything from me it's completely free it's a six-week training program
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that took me a year to make explains how i made 40 million dollars
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and the best business model to start i don't need your
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997 dollar payment i don't need your monthly subscription to my community it's completely free um
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and if you want to check it out you can i built it for people just like you um
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but if you if you think the reason you're not rich is
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because you're not attractive then there's not much i can do
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or that anyone can do to help you except from you to look in the mirror
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and start thinking critically so go and click that link
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if you want to check it out it's called imperial academy
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we've already got 60 000 young boys in there i shouldn't
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have said boys i should have said men shouldn't i because
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that makes me sound like some sort of like i'm running some sort of ring on
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that note i'm spiraling have a good day and i'll talk to you soon
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背景與背景
在當今社會，外貌似乎在成功和社交媒體中扮演著重要的角色。許多年輕人認為，通過改善自己的外貌來增加成功的機會。然而，在這個影片中，發言者強調了一個關鍵的觀點，即：成功並不完全依賴於個人的外貌。他引用了歷史上幾位成功人士的例子，如拿破崙和溫斯頓·丘吉爾，指出他們的成功與外貌沒有直接關聯。通過這種方式，發言者挑戰了“看起來好就是成功”的社會觀念，並鼓勵人們關注更有實質意義的品質。
日常交流中的五句精彩短語
- 你不需要好看才能成功。 - 這是發言者反覆強調的觀點，突顯了成功和外貌之間的無關性。
- 許多成功的人都有各種不同的外貌。 - 這句短語表明外貌多樣性在成功中的位置。
- 在社交媒體上，外貌確實能夠吸引更多關注。 - 這表明了社交網路環境對外貌的重視。
- 極端的追求會產生反效果。 - 這是對“看起來好”的追求進行反思的重要觀點。
- 真正的成功來自於內在的品質。 - 強調能力和品格的重要性。
逐步跟讀指南
想要提升你的英語發音和口語能力，以下是一些步驟可以幫助你有效地跟讀該影片：
- 選擇短片段：從影片中找出1-2分鐘的內容進行練習，例如發言者的主要論點。
- 聽並理解：先完整觀看一次，理解發言者的主旨。嘗試抓住他所使用的關鍵詞和短語。
- 分句跟讀：將影片暫停，在發言者說的每一句後立即模仿他。使用shadowspeaks和shadow speech技巧，幫助你提高英語發音。
- 重複練習：多次重複，這將幫助你記住發音和語調。你可以在每次跟讀後，嘗試用自己的話概括髮言者說的內容。
- 錄音回放：把你自己的跟讀錄下來，回放並與原影片進行對比，找出需要改進的地方。
通過這種方法，你不僅提高了英語口語能力，甚至可以用更流利的表達與他人交流。同時，還可以在看YouTube學英語的過程中不斷提升自信。
影片中的語法
說話人最常用的結構，並附上影片中的原話：
| 結構 | 影片中的用法 |
|---|---|
| 現在完成時 have/has + 過去分詞 — 過去發生但與現在仍有關聯的事 | has gone · I've noticed · I've been compared |
| 被動語態 be + 過去分詞 — 強調發生了什麼，而不是誰做的 | I've been compared · has been born · was described |
什麼是跟讀法？
跟讀法 (Shadowing) 是一種有科學依據的語言學習技巧，最初開發用於專業口譯員的培訓，並由多語言者Alexander Arguelles博士普及。這個方法簡單而強大：您在聽英語母語原聲的同時立即大聲重複——就像是一個延遲1-2秒緊跟說話者的影子。與被動聽力或語法練習不同，跟讀法強迫您的大腦和口腔肌肉同時處理並模模擬實的講話模式。研究表明它能顯著提高發音準確性，語調，節奏，連讀，聽力理解和口語流利度——使其成為雅思口語備考和真實英語交流最有效的方法之一。