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The Tai Lopez Show

How To Make Sense of the World: Walk 20 Minutes/Day

The Tai Lopez Show

Tai Lopez

Business

4.86.9K Ratings

🗓️ 21 August 2019

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

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“Common sense is no longer common.” - Tai Lopez

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There’s reason to sit in front of the computer all day. 

With our projects calling for our attention, we may think that the more hours we spend in front of a computer screen, the better. However, if we can allocate just 20 minutes a day to removing ourselves from the digital traps, we can start to open up our eyes to better, and more nuanced ideas. 

On today’s episode of The Tai Lopez Show, we are discussing the importance of moving our bodies. In business, having a clear view of reality is one of the top predictors of success, and if we spend too much time cooped up in front of electronics, we may be running the risk of fogging our vision. 

Tune in to today’s episode to learn these fundamentals, so you can start to draw up your most creative business ideas!


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“The world is very hectic. Most people aren’t thinking about anything.” - Tai Lopez

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Points to Keep In Mind

  • Walk 20 minutes/day to encourage creativity in new idea-generation
  • Make time to step outside of your life to analyze what you’re doing right/wrong
  • Once you understand variance, the world starts to make sense
  • Read Civilization and Its Discontents by Sigmund Freud
  • At the core, people seek pleasure and avoid pain
  • Most pain comes from people 
  • Research shows that dating sites attract more promiscuous people
  • Behavior is a combination of genetics and nurture/environmental factors



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0:00.0

Headenists, they seek pleasure in like pure pleasure like sex drugs and rock and roll.

0:05.6

The problem with that is it reaches a pinnacle where it no longer brings your happiness that

0:09.7

actually does the inverse, right? If you party too much, eventually you don't want to party anymore.

0:19.2

All right, welcome to today's show. I'm here in London last day. Look at that herring going by.

0:24.2

I'm headed back to the US and one little good daily routine tip for everybody.

0:33.7

Try to walk at least 20 minutes a day. Go out in nature. This is a pond and hide park here,

0:39.3

but get a lot more done in terms of creativity wise if you have some kind of routine around

0:47.6

how you come up with new ideas and stuff because life is hectic in the modern world.

0:54.6

Most people are not thinking about anything. It's like Alan Nation, my first mentor,

0:59.0

he used to say, you have to think. You have to be thinking on the business, not in the business.

1:06.8

That's the same with life. You can't just be in your life because if you're in your life,

1:11.2

if you're too caught up, you have to be able to step back and think about your life from a

1:17.2

macro high level picture. But that's not even what I was going to talk about today.

1:21.9

Just a little thought, little side note. I get my best ideas walking or in the shower,

1:29.7

actually even better in the shower for some reason, or swimming, but around water is good.

1:34.4

So I'm walking around this hide park, London. What's it called? The name of it?

1:40.2

It's called serpentine pollen or lake or something.

1:44.1

Anyway, what I wanted to talk about was, I was looking through my notes from some of my

1:48.5

conversations with mentors in the past and just talking about psychology. Psychology is really

1:55.8

if you could be good at one thing in life, you won't be good at psychology. Even more than business

2:00.6

because most of business is actually psychology, especially at high level. It's not about whether you

2:06.7

all the other stuff you can learn relatively easily and relatively quickly, like how to start a

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