Chris Williamson

It's like Brave New World.

Have you read that, Chris?

Yes.

Yeah.

Um, and, uh, yeah, that it's kind of more individualistic kind of, uh, world now we're kind of, uh, you know, atomized and away from our kin in big cities across the world, which is very evolutionarily novel.

And so, yeah, I think it is just an ordinary, somewhat expected backlash to maybe the oppression of the past.

Like the child of the Christian parents that moves out and immediately gets a nose piercing and a bunch of tattoos and swings back the other way.

Okay, continuing on with that article.

There's downstream consequences of this.

And the mating crisis overall has, broader consequences too, because you might have heard of something called young male syndrome, Chris, have you heard of that?

That's the proliferation of childless, partnerless men roaming the streets in gangs and graffitiing everywhere and kicking grannies and stuff.

Right.

You'll be the center of gravity intuitively and naturally just in the fact that you show up and you over deliver.

The frame of mind, I learned this from Chris Williamson who learned it from somebody else, but the frame of mind that I've always thought about whenever I'm in a room is to be the most interested person in the room versus being the most, trying to be the most interesting.

And maybe you've heard that.

I'm sure it's flown around.

people get very comfortable staying where they're at.

And so this was the Chris Williamson and I'm blanking on his name.

He's one of the, my first millions guys.

I feel bad that I can't remember.

Other than Like a Farmer, yeah.

I'd say Modern Wisdom with Chris Williamson is probably like my number one that I listen to.

I love all the hell stuff and kind of like how the brain works and everything else.

So

And so again, one role model, super important.

So like people like Scott Galloway and Jocko Willink and fucking Ryan and Chris Williamson and all these types of people who like are trying to leave the world better than they found it.

I think that's the sort of the piece that we can tell young men.

You have a duty and an obligation and a moral responsibility to leave the world better than you found it.

I was listening to this video from Alex Hermosi, and I listen to him every single morning.

I listen to him, Gary Vee, Diary of the CEO, Stephen Bartlett, and Chris Williamson, Modern Wisdom.

Those are my teachers, and it is an absolute blessing that literally free content just to consume of their knowledge.

But Hermosi is really who I listen to a lot in the morning.

I'm not sure that's – A way to win over your team.

I'm not sure that's boosting locker room morale, right? That's hardly – he's not delivering a Tony Robbins-style speech in that locker room with that Seb or a Chris Williamson or a Matthew McConaughey-style motivational speech.

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