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Everybody thinks they’re an introvert nowadays. I can guarantee that half of you are wrong! I think introverts are overrated. I talk about why and how the entire introversion/extroversion spectrum unfolds from the lens of OPS in my latest video: youtu.be/YTOutSA2-Pk

People have been making introversion sound special. It isn’t. Unfortunately, this makes it more likely that you think you’re someone you’re not. This doesn’t help anyone in the long run.

Being introverted or extroverted is neither good nor bad. Both come with pros and cons. It’s simply an inherent part of your default mindset. How will you respond to it?

Always have a mission. If you don’t have one, find one. If you struggle to find one, make helping someone your mission.

Any proper definition of introversion must be set up in a falsifiability manner. What do introverts do that extroverts don’t? They have a consistent pattern of leaving a void in the external world.

Introversion/extroversion is more than a binary coin. It unfolds into a nuanced spectrum. We’re all a mix of introverted and extroverted parts. Knowing how they stack allows you to pinpoint where the tidal waves come from and what to do about it.

The most important part of understanding introversion/extroversion from an Objective Personality lens is the Animals because they subsume the Human Needs. The Animal order from most introverted to most extroverted is: Sleep < Consume < Blast < Play

Everyone uses every Animal. You need to ask: - What is a Savior and what is a Demon? - Where is the Animal in your stack?

"The greatest hindrance to objective knowledge is our own subjective presence." --Alan Watts

Humans are taught, conditioned, and brainwashed to chase Concepts. Concepts like "happiness."

Jonah Hill knows it. We’re all know it. Meryl Streep is the GOAT. We’re typing her in our latest YouTube video: youtu.be/s6rz0AljTPI?si…

Just because it’s hard to attain doesn’t mean it’s valuable.

Every pattern of behaviour is intended to serve us. Some served us in the past but are serving us no longer. Others serve us in the short term but not in the long term. Start with acknowledging how a negative pattern was intended to serve you before you let it go.

The best system I’ve found for remembering everything you read comes from Jordan Peterson. Memory hooks. I started it a month ago and noticed a big improvement in my: • Recall • Decision making • Quality of ideas Here're the 4 steps. 1. Stop highlighting Peterson calls