The Best Way To Spend Your Youth

So the two tracks he explained are basically purpose and fulfillment in life? As a 23 y/o I genuinely enjoy constantly learning even out of college and wanting to live life with intention. I think that's our strongest position in society.

Notes: Constantly Learning, and have T shaped Specialization

i like it

You should learn Hindi, we indians our culture and our religion are greater number 1 than yours.
Not trying to be rude but honestly 🙃

I'm 22

I am gonna enjoy now making videos and learning skills at my 20s now, Btw I am the 1500th comment!

Keep my desire burning

I'm still in my teenage years so I understood this by thinking tracks are modes lol. I hope it's not different

I am 25 and wasted all of it confused. I am now going to encorporate this framework, perhaps this helps.

Achievable only out of asia

How am I supposed to know what i am meant for?

I am 24, i am studying for a degree in finance, i am excited about tax laws, accounting, finance and such i am thrilled to explore areas of work in this domain but i am not yet sure which one specialisation to pick and that's my problem.

LET'S IMPROVE OUR HUMAN CAPITAL ALL WHILE HAVING FUN, FELLAS haha!


Thank you for the video, Robert Sir🤍

I don't know what to do in my 20's? i am 24 now

I will do it .

Thank you sir

30 to start focusing is frankly too late

so spend money on second master

❤

The Three Approaches to Your 20s:



The One-Track Person (0:29-1:06): Focuses solely on a single, often externally pressured path (like law school or high finance). While potentially lucrative, this often leads to burnout, a lack of self-discovery, and misery.

The Five-Track Person (1:07-1:52): Attempts too many things simultaneously—traveling, starting various side projects, etc. By age 30, they lack a solid foundation or depth in any single skill, often resulting in a pattern of aimless wandering.

The Two-Track Mind (3:19-5:57): The recommended approach. This involves choosing a general direction or purpose you are passionate about (your first track) while using your 20s to explore various adventures and learning experiences that funnel into that goal (your second track).

Key Takeaways:



Constant Learning (0:00-0:12, 5:03-5:12): The primary goal of your 20s should be to keep your mind open and develop real-world skills.

Strategic Discipline (5:45-5:57): By applying a bit of focus to your adventurous spirit, you ensure that by the time you reach your 30th birthday, you have developed the competence and clear vision necessary to take your career or personal life to the next level (6:03-6:35).

The Importance of Skills: Greene emphasizes that skills provide a sense of competence and pleasure, encouraging listeners to engage in pursuits that genuinely excite them rather than boring, soulless tasks.

17 here and learning to write

How do I get my curiosity back?? Im so tired. I used to be so adventurous! And then humans kept being disappointing. I had to be the man of the house before my parents divorced at 10... now im just so over it all..

Hey I didn't get properly but does robert greene telling that have two way like one way is i wanna be a accountant. And the other way is try other things like soccer , video editing but do focus on the real one which is accountant . Am I right ???

Thank You. Very useful

Thank you SO much I am currently going to start my 20s With this The Two Track mind Person :) | Ty

Please what are the topic of your books

I'm 17yrs
A network marketer

I'm about to be 21 and i love you mr Greene <3

I proud to myself i watching this video in 14

I am 25 now. And for anyone younger, my best advice is (from my experience) pick one path. Be really really good at it. Don't overcomplicate it.
If you want to work in finance, business, trade, photography,... be the best in that area. Know the hierarchy and organise it.
Believe me, focus on one path. Hobbies are hobbies. Do not be interested in so many things and not committed to anything. That's my mistake.

I'm 17. But I'm feeling so lost. I know in future I want to study in other country. But I can't imagine myself after that. I hope I'll find the purpose to live soon.

dude....... I really think you need a good cry

I understand you sir, I am 26 but my mom always push me to go work or theykick me out I learned alot of things in IT like alot, but make just few money , my family is "poor" so yeah

is degree in uni worth it guys

Am I the only one who is 11

This video is very helpful for me...

I wish i could shout to my 16 or 17 or 18 yo self that just cause you procrastination your issues away grow a bit older and avoid things doesnt mean you issues will be gone you will have same issues just less leeway

Babble, Good word!
Get a proper job!

l will learn

Excellent advice . I was fortunate in my 20’s that I came across to tapes/radio lessons from Earl Nightingale, Zig Zigller , Jim Rhome and Leo Buscaglia . These men along with my Bible radically change my life forever . I can honestly say life is good. I am so blessed beyond words. For less than 250 bucks you get all their lessons in a digital format and a Bible if you happen to believe in God . Stop chasing after the wind . Happy new year to all.❤

So I thought this correct by
Myself at 16 😊😊

It’s a shame men use this book as a weapon instead of a way of life ❤ much love professor

This was shit babbel lame

unfortunately I’m 30 now 😅