이해의 긴급성: 인내와 절제를 거부하기

### 인내보다 행동의 시급성: 이해의 촉구
* ⏳ 연사는 인내가 종종 잘못 해석되는 경우가 많다고 강조하며 **"인내에는 매우, 음, 인내가 미덕이 아닙니다."**라고 말합니다.
* 🏌 골프를 비유로 들어 성공은 한순간에 오지 않으며, 시간이 중요한데 **그 과정을 신뢰하는 것은 오해를 불러일으킬 수 있다**고 주장합니다.
* 🔥 그들은 **"집이 불타고 있는데 인내심을 갖고 기다릴 수 없지 않느냐?"**며 화재에 비유하며 긴급 상황의 중요성을 강조합니다.
* 🤔 연사는 깨달음을 얻기 위한 부처님의 강렬한 헌신을 언급하며 중용의 개념에 도전하며 **진정한 헌신에는 균형 잡힌 접근법 이상의 것**이 필요하다고 제안합니다.
* 📜 그들은 **"민주주의를 통해 위대한 일은 일어나지 않는다"**고 지적하며 단순한 처방을 따르면 위대해질 수 있다는 생각을 비판하고, 성공을 위해서는 **능력주의가 필수적**이라고 말합니다.
* 💡 자기 성찰을 위해 던지는 질문은 **"내가 이해하지 못하는 것은 무엇인가?"**로, 개인이 더 깊은 지식과 이해를 추구하도록 유도합니다.
* 🧠 궁극적으로 연사는 **진정한 발전은 수동적인 기다림이 아닌 긴박함과 강렬함**에서 비롯된다고 믿으며 청중에게 **목표를 향해 단호하게 행동할 것**을 촉구합니다.

진정한 발전은 즉각적인 행동과 이해가 필요하기 때문에 인내나 절제가 아닌 긴급함이 성공을 이끄는 원동력입니다.

that's what I appreciate so much about you, man. And I, when I got asked that question, um, you know, it was very interesting, and I knew the response, but again, it's very counter-intuitive to what you hear about patients and developing people, patients. And you take golf, for example. You're not going to go out there and win your first tournament, right? But you got to trust the process, and you got to keep doing what you're doing. Yeah, I don't believe in faith. I believe in what I see before me. I trust nothing. Okay, um, the idea of, well, one day it'll come. I, okay, what if it doesn't come? Do I get my years back? Not yet. Maybe in the future, people with AI. Well, yeah, well, well, the thing about belief is that you better be right, because if you're wrong in your beliefs, uh, the years that you spend are going to be mighty costly to you, because you're never coming back. So, no, I don't. I, patience has a very, um, has a very, it's not a virtue for you.

no, absolutely not. Urgencies are a virtue. Now is a virtue. You know, if your house is burning down, you don't, we're not patient, are you right? You know, patience once, it's for things that you don't care about. The things that you really want, you want them now. You're urgent. You will do whatever you have to do, and as long, and you'll work, you'll work all night long. But the last thing you'll do is sit at the table and say, I'm going to be patient, and I'm going to trust the process, and have faith that one day it'll come. What if it doesn't? Who are you going to blame? Because the same person told you to be patient, and one day it'll come, and have faith. What's he gonna do for you if it doesn't work out? What can he do besides say, I'm sorry? So, um, so the lack of understanding, you know, ignorance has consequences. And when was the last time someone really impressed you? Well, I think, tell you people who I'm

inspired by the greatest source of inspiration in my life was Buddha, and I don't give two cents about what we said, couldn't care less, I don't want to hear it, right? It was okay. So, you know, speaking of, you know, so speaking this, I think recently I put up on Twitter that the middle is the worst place to be, but yet a lot of people attribute the Buddha to saying the middle, yeah, okay. So, let me ask you this, so the middle is moderation, right? Right, that's Harmony, that's where they say, that's where all Harmony is, okay. So, let's once again, don't have any faith, you're, you speak English, I speak English, we can understand basic concepts, right? So, so Buddha said that I will sit under this tree, and I will sit on this spot, and my bones may break, and my skin may wither, but I will not rise from this spot until I reach enlightenment. So, whose moderation is that? Yeah, I see it, okay, okay. So, moderation is nonsense.

okay, uh, the middle way once again. It looks like dumbing down for the masses. Um, it's how a person who is willing to sit in one spot until he dies. That's the middle way. That's balance. Uh, and, and speaking of patience, um, you know, drank his own urine, emaciated, you know, his body on the verge of death because he wanted to get to Enlightenment. Is that patience? Nothing about the Buddha is patient or middle way once again. I don't care what he says. I don't even believe that what he said is what he said unless what the things that he did coincide with that, that I, that I, I buy because it makes perfect sense because it, that's the way things usually work. Things work by way of urgency and intensity and by way of a fire, not by way of a trickle, you know. It doesn't work that way. So yeah, people, people like to believe things because they sound nice and they fit into their nice, orderly, organized framework that you can teach in classrooms and then ask multiple-choice questions about. Okay.

there's nothing to do with reality because if that was reality, then you could basically teach everyone to be great by following a prescription. Wouldn't that be cool? No, it wouldn't. It could absolutely, no question, absolutely not. Yeah, there, you know, nothing great happens by way of democracy. You know, meritocracy is far more valuable to human beings. You know, one of the greatest advantages that a person with driven DNA has is that he knows that the rest of the human beings are not going to be equally driven. Yeah, so true. Why would you remove that inborn advantage? Fascinating stuff, my man. Why don't we leave everyone with an important question that you would ask them to ask themselves between now and our next conversation? Is there one question that, for people, I'll just leave them with the question that I always ask myself because it is the most, is the driving force behind my life, and that is, what is it that I do not understand? And I don't recommend that anybody ask.

it because if they do, it'll be done and mechanically. So how the hell do we approach it? Okay, whatever seeps into your bones without your permission has already seeped into your bones. There is nothing intellectually or consciously that needs to be done. Let It Be Right.

Trust The Process - Kapil Gupta MD

The Truth Seeker Podcast

연사는 골프를 예로 들어 성공에 있어 인내의 반직관적인 성격을 강조합니다.

그들은 믿음에 대한 불신과 일이 일어날 때까지 기다리는 생각을 표현하며 긴급하고 즉각적인 행동이 더 미덕이라고 주장합니다.

연사는 인내와 믿음에 의존하기보다는 열심히 일하고 적극적으로 행동하는 것이 목표를 달성하는 데 필수적이라고 믿습니다.

불교에서 중용의 개념에 도전하기

연설자는 중용과 중도에 대한 부처님의 가르침에 대한 전통적인 해석을 강하게 무시합니다.

그들은 부처님의 극단적인 수행과 깨달음을 얻기 위한 결단이 중용의 개념과 모순된다고 주장합니다.

연사는 점진적이고 균형 잡힌 접근 방식보다 긴급함과 강렬함이 개인의 성장과 변화에 더 효과적이라고 믿습니다.

타고난 우위와 자기 성찰의 가치

연사는 모든 사람이 똑같이 동기를 부여받는 것은 아니기 때문에 현실을 위대함을 위한 처방으로 단순화할 수 없다고 주장합니다.

민주주의보다 능력주의의 중요성과 타고난 장점의 가치를 강조합니다.

연사는 청중에게 숙고할 만한 질문을 던집니다: "내가 이해하지 못하는 것은 무엇인가?"

무의식적인 영향은 우리의 허락 없이도 우리에게 깊은 영향을 미칠 수 있습니다.

이러한 영향을 해결하기 위해 지적 또는 의식적인 노력을 기울일 필요는 없습니다.

핵심은 있는 그대로를 받아들이고 내버려 두는 것입니다.