Tom Bilyeu

Welcome back to part two of this incredible conversation.

Without further ado, here we go.

Now moving to the next related topic.

When I try to think my way through, okay, how do we get out of this?

It's been this intractable problem.

I come back to, well, I think the thing that we really are puppets to is the economy.

So what is it that we could leverage from an economic standpoint to make progress?

And for me, the oversimplified version I've always given people is the Israel-Palestine problem is never going to resolve itself until everyone on board is thinking about kids having the ability to progress in their lives.

And here on Earth, by the way.

And so...

Until we're able to get to that, I think we're always going to struggle.

And so one, I'd be curious, do you agree that this has that element of people have to feel like they're making progress?

Economics basically is the way in which we measure progress so that it will only ever be an economic solution.

And then when you think about if you agree with that,

We're hitting pause for a moment, but there's plenty more ahead, so don't go anywhere.

The people who win, they're not smarter.

They just absorb more ideas faster.

There are thousands of books right now on business, psychology, leadership, books that have already changed how the best operators think.

And every one you haven't read is a gap between you and the people who have.

This is a bandwidth problem, not a discipline problem.