Use Anti-Fragile Thinking to Create the Life You Want
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
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In this video, I walk you through an anti-fragile thinking system to create the life you want. This is a system focused on action and how to use speed as a lever in getting what you want in business and life. Especially for ADHD Entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, and business.
0:00 Elon Musk vs. Self-help gurus
2:00 The anti-fragility system
Disclaimer: This video is produced for the purpose of education and entertainment. The opinions of this video are my own and produced in my own free time, and in no shape or form represent NASA or NASA JPL.
I used this video as a quick overview to see if you guys are interested in this line of thinking -- would you like a more detailed video on this topic?
Yes, I really love learning more about Personal and Career Development. I believe learning how to think is the most sustainable skill you will ever have.
Yes, please include real life scenarios which you have faced and how practically you tried to overcome it.
I don't mind, if the video goes over an hour too, if you can explain them well
Absolutely. Please explain the steps, give examples (engineering or science is ok with me, but how you built your channel would be most interesting), and tell us the pitfalls. The time-wasters.
Sure
YES!!
Fail Fast.
Fail Frequently.
Fail FORWARD.
Today the most important skill is how fast you can get from idea to execution, fail early, fail often, fail fast, but always fail forward.
Educate Yourself > Practice > Review > Refine > Repeat
Love it, an experimental approach, where failure is valued as a lesson. Also, of course faster to the lesson, is better, but also, the quality of the lesson is important, meaning what we get out of it.
totally, alex hormozi has a similar outlook, i think he got it from charlie munger but basically its the inverted thinking, so if you can find the fastest way to make the thing break, then if you invert that, then you will be succeeding
Absolutely Alex Hormozi is smart
Great video. Visualization is only one half of the equation, thinking like this is the other half. For visualization, we need imagination. For anti-fragile, and other results based thinking, we need to make peace with our fears. We need to take action and not let our fears dominate our lives.
I adore this way of thinking,
Most are afraid of hitting that point of failure, but this mindset hopes to achieve that breakpoint as fast and efficient as possible.
Once achieved, you reflect and review why did that happen or what went wrong, eleminate it and do it all once again, rince and repeat 'til you're left with a pure and shiny product :)
I wouldn't know about this if Ali didn't put some of his precious time to helping others, hats off!
Absolutely, your comments are great!!! Thank you :)
Really grateful for this video, these frameworks are much more helpful than the general advice I get generally. Making notes as I watch this video, please go deeper on this topic! Thanks a lot!
Glad it was helpful! Stay tuned for more :)
Thank you so much Ali for the video. You really changed my perspective on how things should be done. I hope this channel grows more so people can benefit from it 🙏
Thank you! Stay tuned for more :)
Great system, thanks this will give mileage to my ADHD.
Testing 20-30 times sounds reasonable considering folks are testing on hardware that could be the difference between savings lives vs a failing a mission! Also really liking the content. I'm trying to bring more order to my creative process, this is helpful. Really have to be real about your fears and accept the failure before it happening. Moving past that is huge.
Absolutely, thank you so much for the nice comment!
salam, great video. I have worked very close with a lot of very brilliant folks that ended up moving on to doing great things, and everyone thinks it's because they have some innate level genius or something, but it's not. It all comes down to the mentalities (like the one described in this video) that they bring to different situations that guide their thinking-bandwidth towards certain fruitful areas of thought-space, where you can discover solutions in a more certain way. The folks that learn the set of useful mentalities on their own always learned it by taking on projects where they can be in a leadership/creative role and putting themselves in high pressure situations in general, and eventually using their experience to get into a group (like NASA for instance) with folks who have learned their own useful mentalities, and they all get shared, and everyone becomes "better."
Absolutely we should all share what we learn :)
Thank you so much for video
I also think this would
work well combined with the octopus method. The octopus is always testing his environment in low risk ways.
Amazing!! This matter deserves more vídeos about It. Cheers from Brazil
Sounds good!
Yes please, go deeper on this topic!
thanks ! this videos with diagrams really amazing
Glad you like them!
Loved it. Thanks for the vidoe!
you are very welcome! what would you like to see next?
@@alialqaraghuli l would like to see, ways of how to take implinat thos ideas in better comunnicating with people, how to not be afriad of shearing and expecting to fail, and learn from reactions, l understand that in technical its way more easy, however with people l would like to know how you can use the nasa method on people and how it can better your realshiponships, deliver storis, conecting with people, can be cool to learn if you have any cool things to shear! Thanks! By the way what notes app you use on pc?
@@shimi8268 its just the sticky notes app, should be already installed -- but yes I will make a video on people!
Please more videos on this topic. Break it down more!!
In the making!
JPL GURU, I hope you survived the recent culling, because this is a wondering video. Thanks!
Thank you! What would you like to see next?
Please, can you share frameworks about how to take decision with adhd o fix situation in team’s work. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Check out my video on how to make decisions
Thank you for helping us. Share, like, subscribe guys.
Hi, Pls explore FMEA. This framework is leveraged by auto industry for last 2 to 3 decades which sounds very similar to SpaceX method that you describe here.
Yes that is true!
If something is worth doing, it's worth doing wrong
Hi from Poland :D
Hey there! I've been to Poznaz.. which city are you from?
@@alialqaraghuli From Cracow 🏰
@alialqaraghuli I like your video series, I am exploring my ADHD and I trying do my best with this knowledge in my IT job :D I appreciate your work, thanks!
@@smatq stay tuned for more!
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You actually talk like Musk
I've read both biographies and watched every single interview -- I likely borrowed a lot from him both in form and substance