5742 How to Kill Your Own Self-Doubt

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Stefan Molyneux

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4.6 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 24 November 2024

⏱️ 99 minutes

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Friday Night Live 22 November 2024

In this episode, I analyze the complexities of poverty through the film "Parasite," highlighting its authentic depiction of wealth disparity. I discuss the importance of "coachability" and how reluctance to learn can perpetuate poverty. Personal anecdotes emphasize self-awareness as crucial for growth. We challenge common narratives linking crime and poverty while advocating for self-responsibility and the need to seek help. Ultimately, I encourage listeners to embrace a growth mindset and reflect on how societal structures can be reshaped to create equal opportunities for all.

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0:00.0	Good evening, everybody. Welcome to your...
0:03.8	Friday Night Live, yes, 22nd of November 2024.
0:13.5	Sounds like a cha-cha-cha step.
0:16.9	And have I seen the South Korean film Parasite? What are your thoughts?
0:21.6	It's a good film.
0:25.9	Actually, it was a good film. Memorable, surprising, interesting, good writing, great acting.
0:30.8	And it is one of the films that's realistic about the poor.
0:38.4	I mean, let me ask you your experience. If you've spent much time, and Lord knows I have,
0:43.0	if you've spent much time around the poor,
0:46.8	what are your thoughts?
0:49.9	What are your thoughts on the poor as a whole?
0:53.6	And I'm not just, I'm not talking about the people who have a hard time making Ben's meat.
0:54.5	I'm like really poor, like no have a hard time making Ben's meat. I'm like really poor.
1:00.4	Like no car, rent control apartment, squeezing together every thin dime.
1:08.8	What are your thoughts if you spend significant time around the poor?
1:11.1	I'm not talking about the voluntary poor, right?
1:13.9	I'm not talking about the people who are going to write the great Canadian novels,
1:18.2	so I'm going to take time off from working, but the poor.
1:27.2	What has been your experience of the poor as a whole.
1:31.3	I'm curious.
1:36.5	I have some thoughts, but it is, of course, a show for which I would love to hear your thoughts.
1:50.0	A lot of the poor are just lazy they don't listen either very very hedonistic i was thinking about your assessment of the poor in your last podcast and must say i agree
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