Tai Lopez did claim that to start, people need 3 things:
- Knowledge
- Strategy
- Execution
Thursday we looked into Tai Lopez a little bit more, but mostly talked about my
Thursday IG Post.
On Thursday, in the morning before school, I heard this podcast, which gave an interesting insight to “strategy”.
On Thursday, in the morning before school, I heard this podcast, which gave an interesting insight to “strategy”.
Listen to it here
Wednesday in period 2 we watched 12 minutes of Monster Kody's interview. Everyone seemed very interested. We watched the end of it on Thursday, but there was a lot less interest. Tupac Shakur was brought up, so we looked into a little of his life as well. One of his main messages was Trust No Body. Interestingly, one student who had never heard Tupac's music shared with us a song he liked- Panic at the Disco's "I Write Sins not Tragedies". We listened to that song, then a Tupac song. It turns out both songs had to do with human emotions/family life.
Wednesday in period 3 someone told me about Rick and Morty. By Thursday, I had watched the first episode, what it seems to me is that Rick is released from prison, and comes to live with his family believing a lot of ideas that only exist in his head. Because the others in his family care for him, they subject themselves to his craziness and bear the brunt of the consequences of Rick's actions. He is smart, but delusional. It reminds me of the movie "A Beautiful Mind".
Wednesday in period 2 we watched 12 minutes of Monster Kody's interview. Everyone seemed very interested. We watched the end of it on Thursday, but there was a lot less interest. Tupac Shakur was brought up, so we looked into a little of his life as well. One of his main messages was Trust No Body. Interestingly, one student who had never heard Tupac's music shared with us a song he liked- Panic at the Disco's "I Write Sins not Tragedies". We listened to that song, then a Tupac song. It turns out both songs had to do with human emotions/family life.
Wednesday in period 3 someone told me about Rick and Morty. By Thursday, I had watched the first episode, what it seems to me is that Rick is released from prison, and comes to live with his family believing a lot of ideas that only exist in his head. Because the others in his family care for him, they subject themselves to his craziness and bear the brunt of the consequences of Rick's actions. He is smart, but delusional. It reminds me of the movie "A Beautiful Mind".
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