What do you think of the concept of being "an unreasonable man/woman" (according to Robin's definition)?

@kristalnaomi

5 жыл бұрын

Not following society’s norms and chasing the dream that makes you passionate and helps other people ✨

@CLOS2310

5 жыл бұрын

Tom- this is exactly what I was looking for! I wake up at 3:50AM (I do a morning show) and I really believe if you win the morning you win the day! I will Be getting his book! Love your show and watch it every week!

@santhoshuppula9494

5 жыл бұрын

Please interview " sadhguru "

@RichardHarlos

5 жыл бұрын

I think being 'unreasonable' in Sharma's context is the only way to stop the downward spiral of the dominant culture. When I mention a 'downward spiral', people often react by pointing to wealth creation and technological advancement. While those are true points, they're tangential to the point of a downward spiral. How dense does one have to be to equate wealth creation with ideals like attainment of virtue and, perhaps more relevantly, with ideals like an active opposition to vice? I've been an unreasonable man since my mid-teen years. It's cost me plenty in this life. In the middle of the hardest moments of my life, I've questioned whether my unreasonableness has been 'worth it'. If 'worth' is defined by the dominant culture then, no, my stance has been in vain. But, if 'worth' is defined by the kind of person I want to be in the world, and by whether the things I stand for matter in the long run... then yes, the 'price' I've paid to take such a stand has been more than worth it. Frankly, the only people who seem to understand what I just described are those who've never attained 'success' as measured by the dominant culture; or, who have attained it, but have had the privilege to walk away from it before it killed them. Untapped human potential is amazing in its own right. What keeps it from manifesting more often than anything else -- at least in my life experience -- is how we selectively attend to that potential in the context of whether it's 'profitable' or whether it reflects favorably upon us per the criteria of the dominant culture. Think about it... we've got thousands of years of philosophical writings from some enormously capable minds, yet here we are, focused on wealth creation and success in the cultural sense while, for example, roughly 19,000 people around the world (age 18 and under) die *_every day_* from hunger and hunger-related complications. And this, when there's neither a shortage of food (America alone discards enough food to feed the entire planet's starving and malnourished population) nor a shortage of logistical capability to deliver that food where it needs to go. People often ask me, "Richard, who's going to pay for it", as if 'payment' was a necessary element in the equation. That's just one instance of how concerns over wealth/profit imposes murderous consequences on masses of people; there are several other 'big world problems' where this is also the main 'limiting factor'. Tom, it's a sad indictment against the wealthiest people and nations on the planet that such unnecessary loss of life is a fact today, in 2019, and that so many people have been indoctrinated into believing that such loss of life is a morally acceptable 'collateral damage' of evolution. Nature has a lot to teach us about how to live sustainable on the planet. In contrast, we obliterate vasts swaths of nature not out of necessity, but out of a mindset that sincerely believes that it's a necessity to do so. How many indigenous people have been murdered in the process of eradicating vast forests? Countless. And who cares that this is the case enough to actually stop it? Seemingly too few given the existing structure for voicing grievances. The 'reasonable man' looks around at the status quo and tries to play by the rules of the dominant culture. By those rules, we have environmental and human decimation. Yet so many aspire to 'win' at this 'game' of culture. Why? Terence McKenna is known for admonishing us that "culture is not your friend". And Derrick Jensen has laid out a compelling case that "civilization is not, and can never be, sustainable" in a talk he gave about his then-new book "Endgame". Who's paying attention to such admonition? Too few, if the status quo offers us any sort of compelling insight. Anyway, I've written enough for one comment. Hope you found something useful in it. Taking the time to share my thoughts is the least I could do as a token of my appreciation for your KZread content. Love your channel. Thanks for offering your content freely.

@TheCjbowman

5 жыл бұрын

I'm going to have to buy the book. Fascinating stuff...

Some people binge watch Game of Thrones, I binge watch Impact Theory.

@kelley0404

5 жыл бұрын

Digital DAN embarrassing confession- I’ve never watched GOT

@vawaken3860

5 жыл бұрын

@@kelley0404 that makes 2 of us. I only hear ppl talk about it.

@diwakardayal954

5 жыл бұрын

@@vawaken3860 watching got could have taken so much time so I never bothered about it

@amymoore371

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! 👍❤

@alexandramarte2136

5 жыл бұрын

Accurate!

"The reasonable man adapts himself to the world. The unreasonable one persists and adapts the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man". This just blew my mind and woke me up at the same time ❤️

@NaveenKolambage

5 жыл бұрын

Sarah Groth true

@saitoTK124

5 жыл бұрын

Bernard Shaw

@jackmanhireiii

5 жыл бұрын

But with humility & compassion for others, right or your world will be selfcentered

@apitoahkhi1

5 жыл бұрын

❤️

@sarahgroth5326

5 жыл бұрын

@@apitoahkhi1 ❤️❤️❤️

"Nothing is more expensive than losing your joy and your peace of mind." ~ Robin Sharma

@PeterHorrill

4 жыл бұрын

So true Monica! You are inspiring yourself! #LOVE

@budstoney3589

3 жыл бұрын

I couldn’t agree more😁

Be impatient with your goal, but be patient with those you encounter. Love it.

@meg27mm

4 жыл бұрын

ripvanwho You put what he said in the best way!

I was raised by a narcissistic mother; I broke the chain with my daughter. I raised her without beating her or berating her. She’s a thriving young woman who has passion, wisdom, a love for life and helping others. I’m grateful everyday I became conscious before having her. Otherwise, I’m sure I would’ve raised her exactly the way I was raised, because early on in my life, that’s all I knew. Thank you so much for Impact Theory and others like you, I start my day with a higher vibration daily because of you all. 🌹 *just got his book, I’m looking forward to it. 😊

@thankyoumrsg6590

4 жыл бұрын

your mum brought you up the best way she knew how to! Part of passion is also loving your mum with all her idiosyncrasies s thats what winning is about!Talking about your mum on youtube behind her back is a fault you need to work on because we dont know her and dont know what kind of a child you were! this is one sided!

@juleswithoutriches

4 жыл бұрын

Power to you!!!

@BYGODYOUARESPECIAL1

4 жыл бұрын

@Lee 1227 ".So why dont you work on not giving unsolicited advice to people you dont know about subjects you know nothing about." Wanted to say something but couldn't have said it better myself.

@BYGODYOUARESPECIAL1

4 жыл бұрын

You should be proud of yourself, period.

@juleswithoutriches

4 жыл бұрын

@@BYGODYOUARESPECIAL1 agree 100% to break the cycle is a major achievement and to be celebrated. I understand you 100%

"You will never rise any higher than what's going on within you." 👌👌

@twonrichpo1126

4 жыл бұрын

🔥🔥

@sruthisreedharan703

4 жыл бұрын

Very true..i can relate to that

@imonmyway317

3 жыл бұрын

Wow... That's powerful 😍

"Don't die - dead people don't change the world." Great reminder

@springflowerblosomnorris9721

3 жыл бұрын

Emeka Umeh I shall see how your statement is going to hold on in front of Jesus at the final judgment. Here is my suggestion for you: God takes the wise people in their own craftiness. Don't believe me, just search the scriptures for yourself. See maybe there's a way to live forever. To me that would be more priority than changing the world.

@flowersafeheart

3 жыл бұрын

"Dead people don't change the world."💚

I love the way Tom changes his clothes based on his guests' concepts. He's wearing all black because Robin Sharma is a minimalist person who always wears black shirts in his videos. Nice touch, Tom!

I'm not kidding when I say that the market crash and high inflation have me really stressed out and worried about retirement. I've been in the red for a while now and although people say these crisis has it perks, I'm losing my mind but I get it. Investing is a long-term game. It's just hard to focus on the long term playbook when I'm already in a massive loss

Awww. I am so grateful that material of this quality is available completely free. What a great time to be living in the world. So grateful for both in this video for all your work - which has helped me so so much.

Omg, hit me straight to the heart: "What terrifies you most, go directly there. Because discomfort is growth in its clothing." What the f...in. hell am I doing instead?

@Joshuarayfarmer

4 жыл бұрын

I’m with ya!

@taewoods2034

2 жыл бұрын

Fire

Robin changed my life...Respect!5am club is the best book,please read it...My life completely changed waking up at5am and starting sweating...Amazing interview !

@billybbob18

4 жыл бұрын

I've been in the 4:30am club for over a year. Sometimes 4am. It's great.

@adafridi

3 жыл бұрын

I gotta get it

@imonmyway317

3 жыл бұрын

I wanna join the club

@HG51_

3 жыл бұрын

I’m reading it now and have 5:30am wake up locked in

@swiperoom

3 жыл бұрын

@@billybbob18 same here 🙏💪

If I ever do anything that requires an introduction, I would like Tom Bilyeu to do that for me.

@budstoney3589

3 жыл бұрын

You are so beautiful 😁

@lexsodz

Жыл бұрын

If you are resolved, you WILL... and we will be watching;)

I swear this man's aura is enormous, the feelings he can send across through words is fantastic.

I heard Nipsey Hussle say the same exact quote with Gary Vee, and I got chills too.

@theaffiliatestv3373

5 жыл бұрын

Alex Fan Would have been great if had the chance to give us a Nipsey interview.

@ismailibrahim4769

5 жыл бұрын

Wow exactly where I heard that quote my friend this means you are on a journey to learn and grow and I wish you the best of luck.

@alexfan7454

5 жыл бұрын

@@ismailibrahim4769 thank you very much and it means the same for you too. The marathon continues!

@abhishekdwivedi2036

5 жыл бұрын

yeah i to heard that. I got me some new place bro.

@alexfan7454

3 жыл бұрын

@Ariauna Durbin I had to think about this for a while. It's unreasonable for anyone to move one stone from one place to another. It goes for moving water, fire, and other forces of nature. But move enough of it, you start to change the landscape and then into something more. The "world" we live in comprises of the stories and empty truths we tell ourselves, are the reasons one stays in that kind of "world". It takes an unreasonable person to adapt their own "world" to themselves.

I’m in awe every time I watch an episode of impact theory. I stumbled upon this show about 6 months ago, and can honestly say you Tom and your guest has literally changed my life. How can anyone give these videos a thumbs down? Smh

This video is 45 minutes but felt like 5...amazing.. learn from one another .

@parsanasehi1703

3 жыл бұрын

to me it took 2 hours to digest it though lol so muchbio hacks. and so much truths

Nothing is more expensive than losing your joy and you peace of mind - WOW so powerful and this so resonated with me. Thank you Robin for your insight. I am working on my truth so I can find true happiness! Cheers from Toronto 😊

There's two quotes that knocked me back into my chair from Sharma: "The addiction to distraction is the death of creative production". Ever since can remember I have been distracted by something or someone. When I started eliminating the distractions from my Life, I saw creativity, little by little come back into focus. "We lose respect from the promises that we make to ourselves" I CANNOT express how much this is true. THIS quote to is the ass-end of not being disciplined. Doing the things your suppose to do, when you don't feel like doing them. And when you don't do those things, it hammers on your self esteem, self worth and reinforces who your trying to get away from. The fix for me? Doing the damn thing no matter how tired I am. If I half ass it, in which I have to be completely honest, I double up on that punk ass and regain consciousness!

@avi111986

5 жыл бұрын

But the good thing is that when you do fulfill the promises you made to yourself, that bruised and battered self-worth slowly begins to heal: one promise at a time.

@brandonknable7890

5 жыл бұрын

@@avi111986 thank you

@twonrichpo1126

4 жыл бұрын

💯💯💯👌🏽

@bradleylatham8184

3 жыл бұрын

Wow I wish i replied to your comment 1 year ago, I love it

@tinonie100

3 жыл бұрын

avivideos Absolutely. 100%!✊🏽

So happy, finally the episode got a release. I checked the channel about 50 times from the previous week. Thanks a ton!!! Impact Theory. Your work is world-class and out of the world. ANd I believe in the concept of unreasonable . So True!!

Be alone in a room with no music,tv or any distraction and see the truth,you will get the anwers and every genius who change the world was comfortable with being alone.

@brandonknable7890

5 жыл бұрын

Facts

@asrashujayat4465

3 жыл бұрын

Sometimes PEACEFUL musicc acconpanies your LONELINESS

I dont know how I found impact theory but it has impacted my life.

@fidelagudo9643

3 жыл бұрын

I agree!

#Believe :)

@HG51_

3 жыл бұрын

Look who’s here!!

@MosesIssachar

3 жыл бұрын

Just left one of your videos. 🙂

I always wanted Robin on this epic show.. It like a dream come true.. Thanks a lot Tom. Kindest wishes. Hope all this training you and your team are providing is lifting our energy, performance, lifestyle and worldly impact. The world is messy right now. Let’s do our part to bring more light, mastery, decency and love into it. Love and respect.

Tom, you did a superb job of resisting the hypnosis of the rhetorical style. Knowing your aim of getting guests to move beyond their scripted presentations and into more authentic engagement, you tried valiantly.

@natileemcgruderkyle

5 жыл бұрын

Valerie Ellis Yes! That’s one of the reasons I follow him. He pays attention, doesn’t interrupt, stays present but does NOT get so sucked in as to forget his role as an investigator of the truth.

@V4D2

5 жыл бұрын

in deed, like a conductor, who leads by shaping the music, through letting the instrumentalists play ;) . Tom is one of the best interviewers on YT, for sure. Notice how he hardly ever loses the focus of what he wants the guest to comment on. Even if the guest loses that train of thought.

My virtual mentor Thank Tom for hosting the greatest modern days leader

Fantastic, I really enjoy Robin Sharma's work. Great talk!

I love how clearly and beautifully Robin Sharma expresses his thoughts. Never heard of him before. Thanks for this episode @Tom Bilyeu !

How humble Robin is and how very mindful of Tom's creation. Many gems to take on board. Great as usual. 💚

@naomireaves3742

3 жыл бұрын

I agree he's very articulate, but out of curiosity what qualities of humility did you observe?

You can't watch just one interview... Tom is an amazing talent who's able to take the best out of his guests. 👏👏👏😊

@budstoney3589

3 жыл бұрын

Same 😁

Thank you Tom! I am so grateful for having stumbled across your show! Robyn Sharma interview was insightful! Too many things to mention all packed into 1 show! Journaling for instance, 20/20/20 & so much more! I am grateful for finding your show and for finding out about Robyn Sharma! Thank you again!

The "Show Notes" in your description were super helpful. Thank you!

"How do you move through pain?", "Lose a business?" - journal - resonated LOUD and clear.

@budstoney3589

3 жыл бұрын

😁

The four interior empires: Mindsetset, Heartset, Healthset, Soulset! I've got to read this book! Very intriguing

This was a rehearsal of the 5AM Club. It's been a amazing journey since I started my 5AM routine. Thank you Mr Robin and Mr Tom

Thank you for bringing Robin Sharma onto the show ! His books on Monk who sold the Ferrari and Leadership wisdom were and are still a huge impact in my life! My bibles, literally 🙏🏽✨👌🏽

Absolutely love this dude! He literally speaks like his words are music! Very eloquent

Amazing video! Thanks for sharing us those inspiration, enthusiastic and motivation videos through this channel. I highly Appreciated it and would like to recommended for people's who are having rough and difficult times... God bless you.

I so wanted to see this! Two of my most favorite speakers and people together on one stage! Thank you so much Tom for having him here!

I am just awestruck by how intelligent Robin Sharma is! Thank you, Tom, for sharing as always! Amazing, valuable stuff! I strive to be as committed to get my priorities straight and get them done daily. Lots of love!

This interview was amazing! I didnt want him to stop talking.

I love Robin!! He speaks from the heart. And Tom, you're insanely awesome to bring these superheros on your show!

Not all impact theory guests grab my attention but listening to Robin im hypnotised. Two Titans sat opposite one another. 👌

wow this was my favorite interview so far ! loved it and made some notes .cant wait to read the 5 am club!

"I had to set my intentions for you and your global audience". Wow! See now... That right there is called adding true value to the recipient's life.

My 2 most impactful Persons are together❤️💪💪💪🤟🤟🤟

I listen just to hear your introductions..Tom you are the MASTER of Introductions, truly.

8:20 to 11:20 is one of the most profound statements I have ever heard on modern life. Wonderfully put!

Robin Sharma 🙏 I am a big fan ❤ please read his books.

Thank you Tom and you whole team for bringing this man, he is a blessing the way he speaks does not only touch your heart but it goes on to the soul. thank you very much Robin Sharma. love..love ..love

Tom, Great interview with Robin Sharma. I have watched it twice to glean information. Thank you!

ROBIN REPPIN CANADA...LOVE FROM TORONTO! KEEP GRINDING BROTHER

Better late than never! Thank you Tom! He is my life changer!!!

Robin is a true legend in leadership and inspiration. No one like him hands down. Thoroughly enjoyed this interview. Glad we finally caught this one.

I love Robin. I remember reading and enjoying his book The monk who sold his Ferrari at the end of the '90s if I remember correctly. And until this day I continue to follow him listening to his podcast. Thanks, Tom and team for what you do, I really enjoyed the show.

He is incredible!! It makes me so happy to listen to what he says and the way he thinks is beautiful!!🤗

That's but a fantastic interview 🙏🏻 million thumbs up

DAYUM.....you keep bringing in people whom I have not heard of...and I am 64 yrs young, and consider myself connected. Thanks for all that you do. I am passing this on to my 28 year old grand daughter. Peace.

Love Robin Sharma he’s got such a great mind and you can tell he is incredibly well read and self aware.

This guy is a legend...blew my mind this episode, Tom thanks for this one

Thank you Tom for introducing us with great leaders 😀🙌

I've been meditating for a while now and it has increase my awareness. I always thought of myself as highly motivated person always grinding and what not, I'm still in the process of development (haven't reached my big goals yet) however every time I listen to such videos I'm always amazed at how much limiting beliefs I have unconsciously. However I'm working on them.. IT, keep on feeding our minds until we get results. Peace y'all ❤️🇿🇦

Another great episode!! I’ll be getting the 5am club for sure! Thanks Tom an d team for spreading such great powerful people and their life changing ideas!! Never heard of Robin but wow, just wow! Legendary

Been waiting a long time for Robin Tom, thank you 🤜

@MrP0905

5 жыл бұрын

Same here

Omg!!!! This is long over due...i cant explain how excited I am to for this episode...Read the 5 am club and about to go though it again!!!

I cant believe that yoy brought Robin to the show. Thank you so much Tom. Robin was my biggest mentor in the last years.

I think Tom's question, or suggestion about not knowing how to want...stems from a gripping fear inside us...of not being enough...and we insulate ourselves by not dreaming at all...to avoid the feeling of failure and broken dreams... I think if we can know within ourselves...our value has zero relevance to the things, and those achievements society programs us to believe make us more or less worthy. Your value is instriscally immoveable by the very miracle of your existence... The biggest journey for me was learning the fear of not being enough and not wanting to dream...was far worse than actual experience of being vunerable and putting myself out their and sometimes failing. Before that knowledge, I had to understand first though, the truth about my individual value . That was my journey from my self imposed defense of shame and worthiness by living in desperation permanently...to a living soul, that breathes and dreams and cherishes opportunities to take those risks, knowing failure is gonna be a probability, and certainty equally. I love your soul, its a furnace stoker for me.

An incredible interview 😍😍 This man is a genius 🙌🏼 So inspiring 👊🏻

Wish I could see his eyes throughout the show...😊

@umarnolen3616

4 жыл бұрын

@@raymondtendau2749 jeezuzz

19:32 How do you move through pain? You Journal... Totally agree to this! Just get it out of the system

As always an amazing and inspiring video. Will try to incorporate the 20-20-20 rule starting today. Thank You for this priceless information and galore of knowledge that we get to absorb with every episode, it's help me to get better for sure, regards :)

Really true. I noticed the world, school, college and my parents had killed my creativity. Go to school, get a good paying job they said...yeah well by 28 I was drinking almost 10 beers a night wondering why the hell I had given up on my dreams. I freaked out and completely redefined my life. Now I weld custom gates, shade structures, mine for crystals and incorporate those crystals into metal wood and crystal artwork on my jobs. It's been rough but I'm finally learning what makes me fulfilled, it sure wasn't the years and years of school work or the corporate job I had. Do what you want, be creative productive and fu$* the naysayers.

@__Gary__

Жыл бұрын

Interesting where can we see your work?

You know this interview was really interesting when it felt like a 10min interview but 40 min had passed.... 5am club read too...

great interview! Thanks a lot Tom! Robin Sharma is very inspiring. Helped me a lot!

Absolutely Amazing. The two people together with whom I have spent the most of my last few years listening to and learning from. There's a lot that I have still to put into practice and i'm striving every day to be better, but i just wanted to say a big thank you to you both. I hope and pray our paths meet one day.

Here's to the unreasonable men

Who dislikes the videos from Impact theory? Are you okay? Anyway, Thanks for bringing the Legendary Robin Sharma on the Show, We need more than 2 shows in South Africa

@alexanderdeemter6985

5 жыл бұрын

Guess it's someone who can't get out of bed at 5AM ;)

Great stuff! I can’t wait to get a hold on his writings.

I have been waiting for this interview to happen for a long time. Thanks for brining him. I love his work.

That unreasonable quote at the beginning 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Definitely on a quest to adapting the World to myself😁 Here’s to being an unreasonable woman!!🙌🏾🤗

@budstoney3589

3 жыл бұрын

Stay awesome 😁

One of my favourite interviews yet! Thanks Tom + Robin.

Amazing content. Amazing interview. Thank you, Tom!

A lot of love from Israel! ♥ Thank you both! :)

@alphamenson3784

5 жыл бұрын

all the way up from East Africa in Tanzanian...lets keep learnin' bro. much love to you

The reasonable man adapts himself to the world. The unreasonable one persists in adapting the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man. 🔥

I use to say Robin sharma is my best friend right now because I spent a lot of time listening to him every day, changed my life. Blessings to you!

Good lord , the genuineness that is oozing out of Robin is simply one of the most least abundant things left in this world. Bless him. 💞

*Mix creativity and logic to unlock the wonders of the world!* 🔎

@salmanzabha7428

5 жыл бұрын

you are everywhere bro 😂💯 good to see at every learning platform

@alexanderdeemter6985

5 жыл бұрын

That's the way to go!

First heard this phrase from nipsey hustle 🙏🏾🙏🏾

@GroundbreakGames

5 жыл бұрын

RIP Nipsey!

Wow great content! Thanks Tom and Robin awesome interview! Will definitely be following Robin! #growthmindset #mastery #youmakemebetter #mymentor #addvalue #5amstart

Thank you for inviting Robin Sharma😊

I believe being unreasoble is hardly unreasonable in this case. The term reasonable is subjective to your glass ceiling.

@endthefed1448

5 жыл бұрын

@The New Paulo Coelho shut up mangina

The book the Four Agreements helps to undo the brainwashing and conditioning

wow what a powerful interview!! truly truly amazing!! thank you for this!

Finally you brought one of my favourite people on my favourite show. Thanks Tom Bilyeu.

14:30 "People might throw stones at you, but you use them to build monuments of mastery." Right! Use their weapons to build your own fortress and make yourself stronger! A troll replied to my KZread comment the other day accusing me of being lazy.....and he doesn't even know me! Needless to say, I was a bit irritated, but replied kindly to quell the fire. After watching this video, I learned that I should embrace the hateful comments because the more I am expose to it, the less sensitive I would become and fall victim to trolls.

Tom please bring Jordan Peterson on the show .

@madscam213

5 жыл бұрын

Oh ok. Jk

@lamekskater1319

5 жыл бұрын

Yes yes yes! That would be a very interesting interview.

@brandonknable7890

5 жыл бұрын

Facts

This was so amazing episode. It was captivating. Really into it!!

So far this is my favorite interview