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@lightonstillwaters6789

4 жыл бұрын

This talk moved me to subscribe.

@Brooke00000

4 жыл бұрын

Your simply amazing!

@seanhamty3122

4 жыл бұрын

Very informative...hard pill to swallow but I liked it...

@annastern3705

3 жыл бұрын

@@zac3392 p

If you're the smartest in the room, find another room.

@vighneshpai3773

7 жыл бұрын

there is always another room. If you cant find it you arent smart enough.

@reginaldstroud1123

7 жыл бұрын

So very true

@joshhansen2460

7 жыл бұрын

King Me Now yeah, because you always need to learn. Going to a room with someone smarter than you allows you to earn more

@NTGNatural

6 жыл бұрын

damn.

@Balanced--

6 жыл бұрын

powerful

Hello Patrick sir, I am 15 years old and every video of Valuetainment is better than 1000 lectures at school. Thanks sir for putting up great content

@VALUETAINMENT

7 жыл бұрын

+Prabhsharan Singh keep learning. You'll have an edge on me. I wish I had access to a Valuetainment channel when I was 15. Rock the world.

@timvakulich2223

7 жыл бұрын

Prabhsharan Singh man thats nice I started watching a while ago too...and I'm 15 and this knowledge you can't get enough

@kirstengallagher4664

7 жыл бұрын

I'm also a 15 year old watching. cheers to the next young entrepreneurs 😁

@timvakulich2223

7 жыл бұрын

Prabhsharan Singh man do you have a snap we can talk on and see and help each other or Instagram or messenger

@charleshughes9940

7 жыл бұрын

I'm 11 and agreed

"If you're the smartest person in the room, you're in the wrong room." "Have no fear of perfection - you'll never reach it." - Salvador Dali

@haremking7256

3 жыл бұрын

I mean this is kinda counter intuitive,there has to be the smartest person in the room at any point

This dude should be at 10 million subscribers already.

@hasnainabbasdilawar8832

7 жыл бұрын

Pewdiepie has 50M+ subscribers and valuetainment has 235563. This is the reason why most people will not be rich!

@akshitbindal9351

7 жыл бұрын

^ so damn true

@PedroHernandez-uj9oz

7 жыл бұрын

Hasnain Abbas Dilawar it's all about priorities and what people want out of life. People don't realize how valuable this information is. Like they are people that pay hundreds of dollars to go to entrepreneur events and listen to the same type speeches. Same with online webinars. Like a lot people don't take advantage of the information and tools we have access to. Life is all about perspective.

@timcook3410

7 жыл бұрын

Paul Neff but guess what? Tai Lopez has more subscribers than him.

@precant9756

5 жыл бұрын

I subscribed to your website because I get asked questions on how to do certain things so I do a lot of research and I came across your videos. I shared a few of them on Facebook letting people know if they need and type in your information they may want to check out valuetainment with Patrick. I am new to the technology. I spent most of my time searching on how to invest in real estate and by real estate I thought about being a real estate agent but did not have the money for that neither so I kept researching I'm glad to tell you that 2014 I purchase my first home as a single mom with one job because I was able to do it when the market drop.

One of my strongest values is the willingness to get your hands dirty, which, I think goes along with having a beginner mentality. I love both of those concepts!

Very educative eye opener. The humility of admitting you're not as good as you think you are and staying in learning mode is priceless. Thanks Pat for always giving value.

"12 Reasons Why Arrogant People Fail In Business: The Value of Humility"

@gabrielchis9450

4 жыл бұрын

Best comment!👏🏻

@pointsbeingmade7996

4 жыл бұрын

I see a lot of arrogant peopl that are sucessful in business.

@Vgallo

4 жыл бұрын

My god thank you, I like this guy, but by attributing all these negative attributes to so called “smart” people, boy does he show his lack of education. Does he mean smart people like ray Dalio or Jordan Peterson? That he had on his show and asked their advice? I mean cmon man, talk about low resolution arguments.

@johnmclean6917

4 жыл бұрын

@@Vgallo I think you would find Jordan Peterson agree with alot of this. But also Your right. It's a generalisation. It's offensive. It punches any inteligent persons ego. Iv got a 143iq. I'm 22. And IV tripped up on 2-3 of these in the past. He's not saying every smart person is all 12 of theese. He's outlining the common areas where smarter people have a higher probability of slipping up.

@Vgallo

4 жыл бұрын

john mclean it’s not just a generalisation, it’s vague and naive, but when you know little about a topic, like psychology, the easier it is to weave a superficially coherent narrative, but underneath the superficial veneer, it’s completely hollow. There’s no way Jp would agree with this amateur hour psychology, it’s got nothing to do with bruised egos, but solely about the lack of any foundational understanding. When you don’t know shit about a topic, don’t make videos pretending you do, but this is the problem with ignorance, those that are believe they’re anything but, whereas those that are learned, become painfully aware of how pervasive and widespread their ignorance is.

Man, thanks a lot for the lecture.. I'm 24 just promoted as a CEO for this small company. I started here in this company as a writer, now I can do a lot of things and I'm the CEO of the company in just 5 months. And your vids are just inspiring, thanks for everything, Man!

@Trevonimation

6 жыл бұрын

...holy crap. Could you perhaps give me any tips?

@sarcoidosis7271

5 жыл бұрын

does ur company has 2 people in it?

@LFC-Adrian

5 жыл бұрын

@@sarcoidosis7271 won't be surprised 😂😂

@observelistennlearn1415

5 жыл бұрын

CEO? Is nt is that most of the time the owner tittle ?

@GemZbabe101

5 жыл бұрын

Congrats

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@avrahammeoded1167

7 жыл бұрын

Very true. Though the number of smart people who have failed to succeed in business is greater than the number of people who are smart and succeeded - that's the point.

@viscolimanto3467

7 жыл бұрын

Bill gates,Steve jobs,Elon musk,Mark zuckerberg are smart peoples but they also worked really hard didn't they?

@arvindkamath9743

7 жыл бұрын

what about elon musk hes a really smart guy?

@Salouaibaline

7 жыл бұрын

Hello, When will you post the information about the next contest to win a 1 on 1 coaching session with Patrick? Thank you in advance. :)

@VALUETAINMENT

7 жыл бұрын

+Ashesh Nepal don't base your chances of success just on anomalies. Base it off of a predictable trend that produces results.

As a smart, yet humble guy myself, this was a big wake-up call and a source of assurance for me. Thank you so much Patrick for making this video. I don't know where I'd be without watching this.

when u become full of yourself and you stop learning and growing you are dead in business

@0r14n583lt

5 жыл бұрын

joe low , amen. Pride comes before the fall.

@knightfox1461

5 жыл бұрын

Not just in business but in everything.

@zac3392

4 жыл бұрын

TheHedge “Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall...” (Sorry I can’t stop myself 😆)

My grandfather dropped out of school in the Netherlands in 6th grade. At age 19, he hopped on a boat to America, joined the US army, and got his American citizenship while building a new life for himself. He never thought of himself as smart, but I'll be the first to tell you how well he could read people, work hard, and be creative. Fast forward a few decades. His love for Holland inspired him to bring Friesian horses to North America, which turned into an incredible business. Twenty years ago, he turned down a half million dollar offer to sell one of his horses. And that was just one. ;) I love how this video reinforced everything I knew in my heart to be true, yet would never be taught in school. Thank you.

love the way u speak about your kids ..😀.. awesome video.. overflowing with passion n gratitude.

So what you are talking about is not smart; it is ego. A lot of smart people do not understand that people operate under a different logic from the rest of the world. Smart people like change.

@motorpolitan8884

6 жыл бұрын

lol, only care to serve humanity. You must be deluded. The only reason this channel exists is because every one of us wants to be rich. If creating a successful business meant you'd make less money than the average US salary, very few would bother.

@GiantsLandon

6 жыл бұрын

Dude you didn’t have to destroy them like that..,

@gu3sswh075

4 жыл бұрын

Julian Reid not necessarily. I think there's a lot more to do with overthinking. Not executing because they're scared, not because they think they don't have to.

Basically smart people need to humble down. Another great lesson today Pat!

@kkkkdidikddd9033

3 жыл бұрын

Most smart ppl are humble, not all.. cockyness is sign of stupidness

@NestorMaravi

3 жыл бұрын

As a smart man, this speaks to me. Humble down, yes. Stupidity, I disagree. I would call it lack of Emotional intelligence. I thought I was untouchable. Man, was I wrong! Great video! 🙏🏻

@razen4758

2 жыл бұрын

wrong

Hello mr Patrick and the Valuetainment crew, I am a 14yr old future entrepreneur. One day i was sitting in my room and thought to myself 'I want to punch my own clock on my OWN time and be my own boss' and thats when i came to the conclusion this was the route for me to go. Some Of the things in the video really Made Me re-evaluate Myself and I'd Like to thank you very much, Because not many people will take the time to guide others And Demonstrate how they got their success. Next year i will be taking Entrepreneurship and Buisness Communication Classes Thanx alot.!

@kylegustafson923

7 жыл бұрын

It's great you recognize these things at your age! Most people have 3 or 4 jobs they hate and then realize they want to punch their own clock. You have a great mindset and with hard work and the right preparation your possibilities are limitless!!

This is one of the videos we need to watch when we feel like we are going through the motions too. Definitely a wake up call. Great video Patrick. Thank you.Looking forward to the next one.

I think this video addresses arrogant and ignorant people, rather than smart people. Truly smart people are very aware of how much they know and how much they don't know, and are not afraid to admit that the latter is usually greater.

I'm going through week of entrepreneural depression even after being in business for 12yrs and your content is like an effective medicine, a lot of videos now doesn't make sense and luckily for me, whatever you say always nailed it every time ,thanks God, may He keep you &your family healthy always

Pat you just opened my eyes today, thank you so much!!!!

I can't believe your channel didn't hit 1million subscribers yet...you guys are doing some unbelievable stuff keep up the good work

watching this in 2020 and Pat hasn't changed a bit in his style and presentation. he is truly an extemporaneous speaker. Motivated

*reads title*... Fuck!

@clashgamerxp8507

7 жыл бұрын

MrAce same! :D

@Kiwinnit

7 жыл бұрын

Don't ever call yourself smart, otherwise you'll miss the best opportunities

@Kiwinnit

7 жыл бұрын

AI will disrupt capitalism significantly.. be prepared!

@pocketman5510

7 жыл бұрын

Kiwi Hi, what ways can we expect to see in the next 5 years? Low skilled workers being replaced by computers? I.e. cahsiers

@miikavuorio6925

7 жыл бұрын

Kiwi It was a joke ffs.

Dying laughing when he said "THE SMARTEST MAN IN THE ROOM QUIT!" *hits board* "Logical" lmaooooo

@kossieseii85

4 жыл бұрын

Zach Noegel I’m sorry to ask this, are we supposed to have emotions in decision making or not? I’m truly a bit confused. The smartest guy left, best resume left too. There’s another guy that left the room too and those that remained own the company. Did the remaining people use both logic and emotions? Please help. Thanks 😊

@deathitself6985

4 жыл бұрын

@@kossieseii85 He means having passion for what you do emotion driven getting fired up and back on track the logical guy perhaps only looked at it from a numbers standpoint

@griotolu7040

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂. He's right tho. Life teaches harsh but it teaches best!

"...wait til we get a million subs." Wait what? OH this video is old lol now you're at 1.2M! Great job!

“I have to earn their respect first.” First 2 min. Something I really needed to hear today. Thank you.

HE IS SO RIGHT ON REGARDING THIS SUBJECT. IT TOOK ME A WHILE WHEN I FIRST STARTED WATCHING PAT TO EVEN FIND OUT HIS NAME. HE NEVER, NEVER BROADCASTED HIS NAME.... HE WANTS TO LEARN...TEACH...ETC... HIS INTERVIEWS ARE AMONG THE BEST ON KZread.

I come back from a 3 day school camp, tired and exhausted. First thing I do on my device is watch all the Valuetainment videos I missed.

Hi pat im 14 years old and a huge thank you for making these videos, they really help me understand different aspects of business and inspire me to be a young entrepreneur. I really wish the education system would teach things like this because it is so much more useful in later life than some of the things they teach at the moment.#squad

Pat you so right, to add to your presentation: I met people who became superstars in their field on a single idea and rode that for a decade only to become ego driven on that, a one shot wonder and got outdated but refuse to adapt and could not understand why their world was falling apart. I learned early in the Army to innovate, adapt, adjust and adapt which stills serves me today 5 decades later. Sometimes success come in small increments by adjusting and adaption and most of all humility, not ego.

You're one of my many motivators. Keep it going. Great talk man.

After this video smart people don't look so smart anymore

@PedroHernandez-uj9oz

7 жыл бұрын

A lot of smart people are smart in their own area of expertise. Like smart people tend to follow careers that are mathematically and scientifically based. Like engineering, programming, Chemistry, and etc. But thats almost about it. They let their egos hinder them in growing and constantly developing as a person. Plus what I also learned about smart people is they tend to live in their own bubble like they think they are wasting their time if they don't associate with people that think of things the way they do. They tend to reject change and they like doing things their way even though it may be flawed. Like one smart person that became rich was Elon Musk. However he did not graduate from college, he was broke in the beginning, he learned to adapt to changes, and he risked majority of his money in creating all of his businesses. He was failing before he even made marginal profits.

@tomasxfranco

5 жыл бұрын

Because this isn't really about people that are smart...

"Wait till we get a million sub..." Now that's prophetic.

Omg I watch your show a lot. I love how you know that it's important to not talked credit for someone else's idea. That's how my brother and I grew up... Giving credit where it's needed. Even if someone doesn't ask us where the thought or effort came from ..... Especially when they gave the credit to to the wrong person.... We stop that person and say " no, it not me. It's was .... Who came up with the idea"

8:42 So valuable knowledge from PBD right there almost made me cry. I see nobody else talk about the importance of emotion in business, its crucial at times.

He's talking about humility. Pride comes before a crash.

@minecraftminertime

6 жыл бұрын

What you should really say is: A crash comes after pride.

My brother in law, has this scenario when a fight is eminent. He ask his opponent: do you want to win or loose? Answer is: I want to win!!! So my brother in law by the way called A-iwan respond, ok you win and shake hand.... Fight over!!!!!0

Attitude is the best gratitude. You have no idea how much your life changes surrounding yourself who not only lead by example but also help others succeed.

I love your passion and great info-thanks for sharing!

I feel guilty that i've wasted 21 yeas of my life time, studying false statements, thanks for the great content sir, hats off!

@topspot4834

4 жыл бұрын

Not to sure I'd go with the word "wasted" ... Did you get married? Have any kids? Having a rich life is a lot more than making money.

This video makes me want to work harder.

Watching this 6 years later, and having been a Valuetainment follower for the last few years, is just prophetic. Practice, then preach. Keep up the great work guys!

Thank you Pat, I am starting back at the bottom, thought I was smart, not a great resume, and I knew that didn't matter. Changed focus after losing my job of 15 years. I AM hungrier than ever and I am going to make bro. Thanks for your channel. See you at the top!!!

+Valuetainment message: Humble yourself, apply yourself to supply your wealth.

@GraysonJStedmanjr

5 жыл бұрын

I'm borrowing that

@manictiger

5 жыл бұрын

Humble is the wrong word, imo. I'd say, round every corner like it's potentially your last. Always look for your weak points, even if you're pretty sure there aren't any. Be a little paranoid. Be on edge. Be ready for the 180 I.Q. monster to come in and start fucking your shit up. It's not humility. It's knowledge that you can be taken down in a very quick hurry. The sweet spot between confidence and caution is the key to success.

Doesn't sound like a smart person. Sounds like an arrogant person. People who are really smart know the limits of their intellect.

@kerimtozo8056

4 жыл бұрын

@MegaSkilla HAVING A HIGH IQ DOESN'T NECESSARILY MEAN THE SAME THING AS BEING SMART, AND BESIDES THAT THERE ARE "DIFFERENT TYPES OF SMART/BEING SMART.

I’ve just seen myself forced to create a “too good” new KZread folder after watching this one, Golden nuggets everywhere!! ^^ Thank you Valuetainment!

Listening to Pat is more inspiring than any other entrepreneur I ever heard. Like you can actually relate to him.

Damn! So much knowledge stuffed into this video.

It seems like alot of success in Business is about the mentality and just doing it! it is much harder to do nothing than at doing something in life because it leads you to wrong paths in life homeless, depression and more..

Its crazy watching this and watching your newest videos and how you've accomplished most of the goals you've set.

The BEST and more brutally honest info ever. You're gonna blow up. I almost don't wanna share and keep this to myself 😉😉 share this w others than need that push. Fear has held me back from starting a business....no more. Love these vids. Please post a list of your books. You rock!!!!

Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish. I don't think becoming a successful entrepreneur is necessarily intelligence but character. Thanks Pat

@topspot4834

4 жыл бұрын

C'mon gotta at least reference the guy who said that quote (Steve Jobs).

@benjaminsibson8760

3 жыл бұрын

TOPSPOT who had a 160 IQ lol

Man!?! This guy is beating crap out of that chalk board.

Love this video! I know that I've let some of those keep from getting where I want to be and this video helped me recognize it! Thanks for all of the value!!!

Thank you Pat Sir, for your wonderful knowledge you share with us. My wife and I have learnt so much about business and ourselves as people. We love watching your videos Pat. So inspirational and motivating:) Rezel & Jason from New Zealand

16:40, ‘wait till we get a million subs’ *now at over 2 mil subs. - Proof in the putting

thanks Pat! great vídeo help me a lot :) #squadnotifications

i love this . this is real value, elegant and simple. Bravo, Sir !

"you are not as smart as you think you are" what a passionate lesson! Thanks

Anthony Bourdain said a really important thing about always considering yourself the least intelligent/knowledgeable person in the room. He was very right about that. Most bosses are shitty leaders and crash businesses because they don't take blame and only credit. Worked with a lot of them. Hard work vs smart work: only when you work hard can you find out spots to improve and work smarter. You will never be able to make work smarter unless you are willing to work. Starting with the thought of smart work means you want to avoid work, live from efforts of others and never know about your full abilities.

This was very inspirational and educational video!! Thanks so much ! I wish your team the best health, wealth and happiness!

I'm so glad I'm being here with you from the beginning. I know what coming is a even a lot better.

Absolutely golden. And you were talking about how great it was going to be to get to 250K subs, now you are at 1.3 mil +. Way to go Pat, you da man, thanks for sharing 💪🏼⚡️💥👍🏼

Love you, Pat! Your content is better than 2/4 years worth of college.

This has been so helpful to me in my tutoring business. Thank you for helping to push all entrepreneurs to improve DAILY.

I have heard a thousand mile journey starts with one step,I know I just took my first step by watching your video thank you .

You really hit me there. your team are great. Thank you.

Squaaaad! thanks Pat.

@nobertstanel9428

7 жыл бұрын

Samuel Boateng here we go, thanks VT

@VALUETAINMENT

7 жыл бұрын

+Samuel Boateng 🔥🔔💰

16:42 "... wait til we get to a millions subs..." I am watching this in February 10th, 2020 and there are currently 1.92 mio subs. Waiting finished. ;)

Patrick you are a hero man. Your energy your efforts just show how passionate you are about helping others.

Ah this are book smart people, not Einstein smart

@028TuvaluanHero

6 жыл бұрын

I don't understand.

@TasX

5 жыл бұрын

SeSe Einstein is business/life smart too (other than in quantum physics)

@z400racer37

5 жыл бұрын

“Smart” meaning they performed well as measured by an improper standard.

@yeshichophel5428

5 жыл бұрын

Yea no street smart

@bruh-jo9lw

5 жыл бұрын

Agree Einstein was a Millionaire and Back than a Million Dollars was worth way more than it is today

"Heated arguments that ended up turning into 3 babies afterwards" hehe :D

every point you made in this video is something a person with a great vision in their life must work on- thanks for putting up such an awesome content that makes us think where we are at the moment and how much more we need to commit to dilver the vision and the purpose

EXCELLENT! great video as always.

19:08 Garryvee vs Tai lopez

@shpock2182

7 жыл бұрын

haha yes, I thought the same! :D

@d-e-v-esh

6 жыл бұрын

Both are amazing though

While it is generally accepted there are several "intelligences"; going forward, I will be focusing solely on IQ. Typically, when people refer to "smart" people they are referring to either education or IQ. The two are too often conflated. Anyone of normal intelligence can be educated. I prefer to use the standard use term because it is appropriate. (You're right, I am fond of rules.) In fact, it is the concept that any person of normal intelligence can be educated which is at the heart of my quibble with your video's premise. I clicked to hear opinion regarding why and how the smart fail at business only, in fact, to hear why educated and previously successful people fail at business. None of the characteristics you describe are typically associated with "smart" people. Smart people beginning at the second standard deviation right of the normal curve; which is the designation for gifted beginning at a level of 132-135 on the Wechsler intelligence tests for adults and children. This represents approximately 2% of the population and is the minimum requirement for entry into MENSA (an international society of and for the smart). Of those considered gifted (2%) or profoundly gifted (1%), it is typically the case that they underestimate their abilities rather than over estimate them according to studies. Further, many of the traits you recommend are attributed to the highly intelligent: (www.Business insider.com/8-common-traits-of-highly-intelligent-people-2016-7) -highly adaptable -able to admit ignorance -insatiable curiosity -open minded -high self-control -sensitive to other people's experiences -very funny -very individualistic While I have only provided one reference and, admittedly, it is a lay reference; there are many studies readily available through any search engine which confirms this information. So, it would seem someone didn't do their homework which would have prevented the sharing of completely erroneous information which appears to be (and this is just a guess) based on prejudicial beliefs generated by feelings of educational inadequacy. Ordinarily, I would not have responded to such grossly incorrect information being shared by a self-proclaimed subject matter expert but one presumes people come to your channel to be educated and as you pointed out you have a sizable subscription base which is expanding. Let us stop the propagation of this particular brand of both ignorance an anti-intellectualism here. Shall we?

@johnfuses3788

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely right!

Thank you Patrick 🙏🏼 Also, I’m thankful for the rest of the team as well. Awesome content, thank you for y’alls time 🙌🏼 I hope all is well

This is my bible. I come from being the number 1 student in my class 6 years in a row. I sometimes let it go to my head. This video always brings me down to earth. Let’s have fun!

But if you're actually smart you wouldn't make these mistakes.

@TasX

5 жыл бұрын

Depends on smart what. What he means by smart isn’t socially smart, but book smart.

@fdsfjhjtjtea6497

5 жыл бұрын

nothing is perfect you ain't god there are always blind spots

@ElectricityTaster

5 жыл бұрын

My intelligence transcends blind spots. I know how many hairs are currently growing on my arse and I can use my immense brain power to create a magnetic field that will arrange my arse hairs into intricate patterns. This is possible thanks to the iron-enriched cereal that I eat passing through my intestines and sticking to my arse hairs in the form of ferrous dingleberries. That is what I do when I poo, so imagine what I do when it's crunch time, bucko.

Some good advice. But your connection to smart people is completely wrong. A. Dumb people do all those things also. B. There are at least three other back breakers that will kill any business. i.e. accounting/spending, product knowledge, liabilities/insurance etc. … My point? Many business owners, some of which are smart, don't do a single thing on your list and still fail. And let me take this opportunity to point out that if a person is truly smart they know most of these things already, have already learned these lessons from the many life experiences that most of your list is relevant to. People with a degree from a prestigious school do not qualify as smart people based on that fact alone. I'd say anyone that sits down at an interview and says, "You have to give me an executive position because that's what I went to school for.", is obviously a moron. C. There are many successful people, smart and dumb, that are guilty of most, if not all, the things on your list You could make all those points without making it a negative about a group. What if someone posted a video that was titled The Reasons Iranian People Fail in Business and used the exact same reasons you have, only before each point they say that this is a common characteristic of Iranian people's thinking. The answer is obvious, you even say it in the beginning but then switch to smart people. It is not smart people you are talking about it is people who think they are smart but are actually not, and also unintelligent scholastic achievers that think scholastic achievement is the only way to gauge intelligence, and smart people that think being smart counts for something, which again exposes a pretty obvious limit to their intelligence.

2nd to last bubble - great point! Makes me look at myself more and realize I need to keep growing and adapting! Thank you!

Awesome as Always I promised you to have READ book self for my self but it costing not fit for my Financial Equation right know Sorry for Not Keeping My Word

#squad

@VALUETAINMENT

7 жыл бұрын

+Micah Falde 💜🔔

"Why smart people fail" Proceeds to describe people who are by no means smart.

@wascallywabbit3372

4 жыл бұрын

Kind of felt that

@djruddlv

4 жыл бұрын

Exaclty. Patrick displays insecurity about his own intelligence. It was very visible during the interview with Ray Dalio, who is truly smart and intelligent.

Maybe off topic, but it makes happy all the way down to my soul when I see your sub count growing by THOUSANDS everyday. You guys Entertain, Inform, & Enrich, but above all, I can see the HEART in what you do. Thanks Much!

thank you patrick and the valuetainment team for your insights and help that you bring to us all. this sort of information and help in the not too distant past was difficult to access, being able to share as we all now can, can, and could help us all if we are thankful, grateful and humble enuff to put this info to good use for humanity. kind regards.

I actually feel a little offended the title and thumbnail are misleading. Usually nerds always strive to improve and keep learning. The title should be mr. know it(Usually medicore IQ) all and not smart people( high IQ but can also be mr.know it all). EInstein, Aristotle, Bill Gates, Zucks (high IQ) are all curious people who keep learning.

@gabrielpauna62

7 жыл бұрын

No one knows Eisenstein's real IQ, its a myth; and i don't believe IQ is a real measure of intelligence, truth is i have no idea what it means to be intelligent, the nerd who works hard is just disciplined and determined, this has nothing to do with being smart in my honest opinion

@Trevonimation

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed. IQ cannot fully portray ones personal intelligence. Maybe book smarts, but really... if you can't think of things yourself and always use what you learn in a book to justify everything you do... you have a longggg way to go in the world before you are truly an intelligent individual. But then again... even intellect is ambigious.

@SonicTheo

6 жыл бұрын

yeah that's more creativity and vision. my creativity comes in sperts and writers block or "thinkers" block can become a hinderance, to where i'll feel not worth a damn, I think the people who are largely successful are very creative.

@minecraftminertime

6 жыл бұрын

I don't like how you used nerd as a synonym for smart people. A smart person isn't necessarily a nerd.

@TasX

5 жыл бұрын

Einstein was good, until he hit quantum physics

You talk too much, you could go straight to the point.

Loving it, first time viewer, and man to man, I know your lessons are forged in the trenches. Every entrepreneur who is worth his salt, have experienced the above, I am sitting here nodding while watching. Respect.

"Wait till we get to a million subs we have a vision" currently at 4.4 million. Congrats team 🎉

Bigger than " The Bible "? 😕

@JoseChavez-ob2wj

6 жыл бұрын

Real Allen Pope in the sense of how many pages it has?? that's how I perceived it

@msparkz770

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly Jose

We are not smart people or we wouldn't do PhDs with head damages. Hi, Pat, I think this lecture will be shared among our families from 9 yr old to 42 years old, from elementary students to Ph.Ds. It teaches us how to become a better person. Thank you very much! Yi

Hi Patrick, I'm at Pro heading for LMO! My biggest takeaway from this video is the practice + script. We often fool ourselves into straying from the script thinking we are beyond it. Big mistake, consistency is the key to success. Keep up the great work, you will be at a million subscribers by the end of 2017!

My grandfather always said give a doctor (smart person) a screwdriver ,he doesn't know what you all can do with it! Because they to much in the books or they already know what to know my lesson was... A person can be smart in some fields but not in all! Be humble to all and don't forget Earth -strongest object in our world Love your energie! Getting fired up in telling a story. Showing your real honest feeling is rare to see on KZread. Keep on going!

Thank you so much for your great work. You gave me what I needed - mostly discipline and organization.

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These videos have really helped me build my business, so much great advice that really has real world application. Thanks Patrick!

your Passion is addictive and i love your Aggression

The knowledge in this video does not only applies to business, but to life in general. Great video. Keep up the good work!