Jocko Underground: Society, Advertising, etc, Appeals to Our Desire For Immediate Gratification. How to Stay Ambitious.

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🗓️ 24 September 2021

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

Society, Advertising, etc appeals to our weakest desires of immediate gratification.

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Labor shortages.

Stepping up to lead in a toxic environment.

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How to stay ambitious.

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0:00.0	This is the Jocco Underground Podcast.
0:03.0	We like controls.
0:04.8	Me, Jocco Willink.
0:06.3	And okay, we are a part of society.
0:13.8	No way to get around that, right?
0:16.5	Even if you're living out in the middle of nowhere,
0:19.4	you are gonna have to brush up against society.
0:22.2	So we've got this thing going on right now,
0:26.1	probably at a scale that's never gone on before, in my opinion.
0:31.3	And that is the world of advertising right now,
0:34.9	just constantly trying to capitalize on human beings
0:42.3	desire for immediate gratification.
0:46.0	And what can we do to protect ourselves,
0:51.0	protect ourselves, our friends, the people we know,
0:56.4	against this onslaught of just onslaught
1:04.8	of advertising and attention seeking.
1:12.0	That's out there for us.
1:14.1	I'm gonna go ahead and start off.
1:15.7	This is one of the, tell us the story for the 474th time
1:20.8	about the book, Mind Games.
1:23.7	Oh, yeah, Mind Games.
1:24.8	And how it made you feel like you shouldn't lose your temper
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