How? Did you chose it… and you chose it by your early life experience? Was it given to you? How does that come to you?
Did you, maybe, inherit it? Is it a reaction of the divine to your parents?
It could be so many different ways!
Let’s look how it would happen by your early life experience, shall we?
Of course, it is not what happens to you, but what you say about it is what is your life experience. And it is influenced by your intangible capacities, already at that early age.
Let’s see an example or comparing two similar incidents, with two different choices.
- Little boy wants to go left on the street corner. Parents are carrying heavy bags of grocery. They want the shortest way home, which is straight… parents go straight, little boy is left on the corner.
- Little girl goes too slow for mother’s taste, or maybe she is running late. But the mother decides to go ahead at her own pace, and leaves the little girl in the street.
Obviously both kids were picked up and taken home.
- The boy said: I have no power. I have to manipulate them better… I will choose beauty and perfection, a world where I am always right.
- The girl said: I am heavy, I am worthless… But I’ll be different. I choose to love… in spite of all. I don’t need to be carried. I’ll go it alone if I must.
Makes sense? No. It made sense to the kids… and they set out their path in that decision. Set out what is important, what is worth it, what they will invest their lives in.
- Here is a third story, another little girl. She has an even younger sister who probably misbehaved. The father banishes the little one from the house, and hour later sends the older girl to fetch her.
The 4-year old said: there is no justice. there is no love. there is no truth. I have no power. I choose beauty, and I choose dutiful.
I have a lot more examples… Here are a few more:
- The little boy calls for his mother to wipe his a**. His father comes instead, and makes him stand up, all the “stuff” for the world to see. He decides that it’s important to keep people controlled… He chooses power over others.
- A little girl, third girl in the family, envies all the attention her older sisters are getting… in her world, at her expense. They get the attention she should be getting. She decides that the way to live life is the hog everything of everyone… she chose power over others.
- Yet another little girl defies her father’s instructions to not go out and play with kids outside. She goes, and gets caught. She decides the way to live life is to exercise power over everyone.
- This little girl defies her mother’s instruction to not go into the ocean so she won’t be carried away by the current. She gets carried away by the current. The mother almost kills herself to save her little girl. The girls decides that this power thing works… and makes it her life.
By the way, these power people are no longer students. Why? Because they wanted to overpower me. Fat chance.
My job is to stay free and clear so I can coach you… But that is not what they wanted.
So what is the fundamental distinction between the choices?
I say the need for other people… or not.
- Goodness says: I can stand alone. I don’t need anyone to approve of me, I don’t need anyone to like me, I am enough alone.
- Truth says: I need people to agree with me. Beauty says: I need people to like me, to approve of me. And Power says: I need people to own, I need people to turn to my will.
Some famous power people: Benjamin Franklin, Jeff Bezos, Steve Jobs, Charlie Munger, Sam Walton
Some famous goodness people: Warren Buffet, Mark Zuckerberg
- Truth people are mostly campaigners, for justice, for the “truth”
- Beauty people… surround themselves with a lot of people, and in my humble opinion, don’t get much done.
Obviously I have just been scratching the surface of this topic, and haven’t been able to get deep. The truth value of what I am saying in this article is 60%… and it’s because 40% is not visible yet.
One of the questions, the 64000 dollar question is: can you change your decision?
20% chance, according to Source, that you are able to. Most of you are stuck with what you have: good, bad, ugly.
Your job is to make the best with what you’ve got.
And that, my dear, is the best advice for everyone. If you look closely, only 10% of the best starting point, of the best given becomes anyone worth listening to, or watching.
How does the saying go? Be Someone Worth Reading Or Writing About. And you can accomplish that with any quadrant… I promise.
The distinction is: You can, but will you?
And a bonus assignment for those of you who know him: What quadrant is Tai Lopez in? Please comment below, or if you are stingy, email me. You can put Anonymous for your name, and no one but me will know who made that comment.
PS: here is what is not true in this article:
- you don’t get to choose what inspires you.
- the quadrant of power is the power over yourself… not others
If you want to work on yourself and clear yourself up to be able to hear the divine guidance, come to the Self workshop
How does the divine try to guide you?
you need to look at it differently. You need to look what they said that is now defining who they are? He definitely said, judging from his behavior today that he will stand alone. Needing no one. His relationships are the kind of relationships people who stand alone, strongly have.
The next question: does he show that he is interested in owning people, controlling people? I don’t think so.
Of course I asked these questions after I muscletested that he is a goodness person.
Obviously the names of the quadrants are borrowed from religion, so they are imprecise, unclear, misleading.
Truth people do not believe in what they say… they are seekers. Beauty people don’t create beauty: they dabble. So there you have it.
I think Tai is Truth. He believes what he teaches.. maybe a fine line between that and power. Would be hard for someone who thinks highly of themselves to stay grounded with so many believing in them.
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thank you. I’ll announce what the muscletest says… later
thank you. I’ll announce what the muscletest says… later
I don’t know those tests, sorry
One thing is certain, bringing psychological language to an ontological conversation only create mud.
Is it possible that these four types are similar to the four types in Myers-Briggs? That all exist in everyone but that one aspect predominates?
So it seems that I am a Power person (from the story recounted above). If I am, it seems my way of gathering power is by being weak and by doing things in a passive aggressive way.
I think Tai is a Beauty person. I base this on some of the qualities in the description of when your previous articles having to do with gathering facts and understand the physical world, as well as how he surrounds himself with people who can reflect his accomplishments back at him in an admiring way.
what are your clues, Matt?
I would say Tai is a goodness person.
That or a power person.