⬛️ Hi guys ! I hope you did your drawing yesterday, if not I suggest you to go to video above ⬆️. Next video I'd like to share will be a speech by Peter Thiel. If you don't know he's a cofounder of PayPal. If you guys are planing to build a great business i strongly suggest to check out a video and read his book " From 0 to one " . https://youtu.be/JqxzLUE6pP8

⬛️ Hi everyone! Last couple of days i've been fully engrossed in reading an amazing book called " Outliers: The Story of Success" written by a remarkable man Malcolm Gladwell. He examined lots of successful people and what made them successful . And he looks at it from such unexpected angles that made me stick to this book from first page. I strongly suggest to read this book, because it's useful and it's fun to read. Best stuff I've read for a while! But if you are not into reading at all, no worries! Malcolm has given a lot of speeches and you can find plenty of them in YouTube. Here's a talk he has given at TED. Actually I've seen this talk 2 years ago and since then I've became a big fan of this man. Enjoy ! https://youtu.be/iIiAAhUeR6Y

◼ Hi Folks ! Learning is hard. It takes a lot of energy and a lot of patience to learn new things. But you can make this process easier if you systematize learning. Here's a nice TED talk given by Barbara Oakley. She became a professor in Engineering despite being very poor at math when she was at school.
She did a study about learning, she interview top university professors. And she came up with useful techniques for learning: https://youtu.be/O96fE1E-rf8

As for the Talk of day. I'd like to share the 10 rules of success by Malcolm Gladwell. This is very much the summary of his book "Outliers" about success I've talked about last week. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/iNiJEsb1PMw

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⬛️ Hi folks! I am pretty excited! Tomorrow I'm going to visit Googles conference for a first time! 🤓 I've always admired those cool Internet businesses and Google is like King of Internet businesses. Googles founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page are extremely intelligent guys. You don't see them often, they don't have as many admirers as Steve Jobs had and as much attention as Mark Zuckerberg, but they've have a huge influence over world we're living in. Unlike those guys they didn't screw other founding partner (respect!). And I think it would useful for anyone to listen to what they've got to say. I've been watching some of their old talks and its freaking incredible how far ahead they thought. So check out a this next video with lessons from Larry Page https://youtu.be/6UGbTIV31IM

⬛️ Hi folks ! I wanted to post speech by Sergey Brin next, but as I was browsing and watching his videos I stumbled upon a great talk by another great internet entrepreneur - Jeff Bezos. If you haven't heard, he's a founder of Amazon- one of the biggest e-commerce sites in the world. Check out this inspiring and humorous talk⬇️ https://youtu.be/YlgkfOr_GLY

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◼ Hi folks ! I hope you're enjoying your weekend. I'm taking next week off work, so I'm really enjoying mine 🎉. So I'd like to talk about something fun, something entertaining. Next talk i'd like to introduce is done by a man who's an absolute icon in entertainment business. He's movies made more than 8,5 Billions 💰 combined 😱, but more importantly he's movies made billions of people happy ! Every time You see name Steven Spielberg You know that You're going to see extraordinary film. 😍 But do You know how it all started? To find out check out Steven's inspirational speech 🔽 https://youtu.be/ULwhcNgf3jA

◼ Hello folks! While I was updating my iphone and ipad to IOS 10 today and I heard on TV that yesterday was 5 years since Steve Jobs passed away. I watched like every interview he's ever done and I thought I'd share with you one of my favorites. This is unusual for this channel because this video is quite long(more than 1hr 😱), but it's really worth it ! This interview was actually lost somewhere in archives, but it was rediscovered after Steve's death. Even if you've seen it already I suggest you to watch it again.🔽 https://youtu.be/TRZAJY23xio

◼ Hi Folks ! Today I'm going to share with You food for Your thoughts. We constantly hear that we have a free will and we can make choices, but is it really true? Can You actually do what's good for you ? Or are we just following stream ?
We all like to think that we are free to act as we want, but if you look deeper it turns out that it's all not as simple as it seems. This blind spot is been used very well against humanity by politicians, marketers(corporations), religious leaders etc. For example we go to elections to make us feel like we've chosen our country leaders.
Another example, we don't like wars, but if suddenly terrorist attack happens in our city, we support war and innocent deaths, because we were scared into this decision.
Jacque Fresco goes deep into laws of nature and human psychology to address this hard question. Now, for some of you, who have never thought about such things, this could be shocking, but I suggest you to keep your mind open and just think( you don't have to agree, just think about it). https://youtu.be/KiNaF2UMHDo

⬛️ Usually I take some time to post next Talk, but this time I really feel like adding another one right away. You all must have watched The Matrix and If you think beyond those amazing special effects there was actually an extreme struggle displayed between the idea of Free will and Fate. Like I wrote in intro for previous talk You have think this for yourself. Choice is Yours 😎https://youtu.be/zQ1_IbFFbzA