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discoverpraxis.com
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a few of them penned by yours truly from time to time.
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catch seminars, fill out an application, let them know you heard-
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... about it here on the podcast. who should check out praxis?
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introduction.it's almost a little weird doing this
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so instead of being in the same room, as we could be, and often are, jeff, if you want to check him out, his website-
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which is, i think it's a three mile tube buried underground-
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... kept in a constant vacuum that has mirrors.
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my own personal freedom. how my children are treated.
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...there's a psychological benefit by taking the pressure-
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realize the work you're doing is something on a much longer time.
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who need it, that's who it's for. i've never found that discouraging.
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de-norming. i don't know.
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they look at their script and there's nothing on there. okay.
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at the same time, my dad instilled a certain amount of panic in me.
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he really wanted me to go to college to become an accountant.
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no, it wasn't. i was only 17 when i graduated and i was trying to convince my mother that i would join a rock band in detroit.
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a punk band, or you could have been a drug dealer.
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so i needed to go to an art center.
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this was personal technology research.
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it doesn't seem like you would have had to do that in order to just keep supporting yourself, to make your music.
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the obligation to be productive and be a real worker and to be taken seriously in adult society.
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wow. so, basically your music was killed.
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and then the larger corporate entity would even fly me to give seminars to other graphic groups.
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the requirements are a mba from harvard.
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yeah. then ... i'm trying to think.
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and you come back friday at midnight and just try to medicate yourself with alcohol until you have to leave again on monday.
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sort of indoctrinates you to that idea.
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well, i think that mythology is a huge part of it. they-
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... became accustomed to working at home-
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where i was going to be a new version of myself.
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... down to either halftime or quarter time.
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basically, sales marketing, or they'll say, "management."
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i like to try to remind young people who are-
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... is when you take these big changes to make yourself sort of obligation-free or-
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... self, i think most people would think this as well.
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i, myself, wasn't immune to that bias.
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then there's personal or intrinsic obligation.
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... that comes from an unnatural place, in my opinion.
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i had my own obligation to conform to a corporate world and to be invited to and be accepted within the corporate world.
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... maybe parenting and culture.
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where you sort look beyond whatever you've been indoctrinated or trained to believe. then they sort of change-
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then you get this feedback loop where you'll have people-
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... starts a project and stops it all the time. and it can be, maybe you said-
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... and now you are interested in something else and you're afraid to publicly shift focus, or it gets really complex.
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... calling, thinking that was such a-
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then jeff jeffrey tucker on your podcast had the exact same-
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one, is that an obligation or not? and two, where does it come from?
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there are people who only hunt for the meat. they hunt because they want the meat. they need it to survive.
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... and we're programmed to want to sort of-
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... skillset. there's nothing that can stop me from at least doing-
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... was getting me towards my longer term goals.
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... felt like i was floating after version five [inaudible 00:02:58]-
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... to guiltlessly drop the-
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... feeling that i'm not being productive at given times.
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this hourly mentality that if you're not doing what appears to be work or doing something that's somewhat challenging or-
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... horrible sense of guilt.
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i mean, imagine if i said, "you know what? i've always been interested in cooking. i've never taken- "
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... self well enough at this point to know that probably a couple months in-
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what if you could do it this other way? and that's fun. and i love that, but i almost-
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... i spin off theories about whatever new sport i'm going to invent, but-
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... talking about, but all of a sudden do i have the authority or the permission to be a producer of ideas, which that in itself is kind of a-
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... to focus on things that you can actually change.
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that's going to be job, family.
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you're like, okay, what am i going to occupy my mind with today?
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each focusing on intriguing thinkers.
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the ebook is available for purchase on amazon.com or free in our library for members of liberty.me.
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... given in, let me think here, the summer of-
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i know you heard about it here, and i just said without further ado, and then i further ado'ed anyway.
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so, if someone asked me what i am-
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go to the countries where people are really, really poor and want to help them.
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anything i could, dug ditches, did ... with various groups.
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and it's nice to kind of see in the short term, someone being helped sort-
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... that people have is really the more freedom you have, the more-
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... that i wanted to help make places, make people more free.
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... economically. so what do you do if you say, "hey, i want to make the world a freer-
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... better place." i want to reduce the size of government. you go into politics.
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things have changed as i've gone, sort of grown through this, but i moved to a-
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i went in there expecting it to be a fight between some lawmakers and lobbyists who wanted bigger government and some who were fighting for small government. they're always-
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so, i saw it with my own eyes and i came across public choice theory, which we've talked about-
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... are that just like when people go to the grocery store, when they go to the voting booth, they're-
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irrationally ignorant as you can see from this woman who's struggling to decide.
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i think it's just maybe something else going on in that case.
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... to the top. in politics, over the long-
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... term, the worst people tend to make it to the top. the-
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... senate, state, house of representatives somewhere.
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... to go door to door, to hundreds of people-
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right? instead of going and being at your kid's softball games, and-
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... saw that to go door to door and tell people that have never met you, that they should like you more than some-
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... comfortable thing that most normal people don't want to do. it's sort of like what a-
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the first hurdle to get into politics is you have to be willing to be really-
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but that ultimately politicians are constrained by-
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... politicians will follow. and i saw that with my own eyes. i saw that all the time.
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i said, "the goal is not to get the right people in-
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and we would bring in speakers. we'd do all-
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right? yeah. now we're getting somewhere.
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that's the window of what's politically possible. so, to put it in a-
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... is borderline illegal, it was pretty dicey.
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this is how you kind of determine what's politically-
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... a little bit, right? so, these are of short-term and longterm ways to alter the policy set.
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