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The Wisdom of NO BAG Tutorial

Discover the profound insights of 'The Wisdom of No Bag,' where Dan Law identifies three types of information handlers—one bag, multi bags, and no bag people. This video reveals how a 'no bag' mentality fosters openness, active listening, and decisive action. Learn how letting go of excess knowledge can lead to greater effectiveness in personal and professional life. Don't miss out on this eye-opening perspective on achieving true wisdom.

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founder of World Education,

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there are 3 types of people

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the one bag people.

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The one bag person needs security.

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They seek information.

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This information,

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true or false,

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allows them to draw conclusions.

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They then say this is it.

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This is how it should be.

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They are convinced,

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sure of themselves,

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it's black or white.

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It's difficult for them to question themselves and introduce something new.

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New information is gray to them.

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A leader who has succeeded and becomes an authority on their subject

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to the point of being regularly interviewed can quickly become one bag.

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They have the solution and no longer listen.

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Gradually,

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the company declines because it disconnects from reality,

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which changes so fast today.

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The multi-bags people,

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the multi-bags person likes to have a lot of information.

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They think information is important and collect a lot to not be caught off guard.

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They thus feel important,

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knowledgeable,

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erudite,

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and cultured.

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They can't really listen as their mind is full of information.

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In a conversation they immediately think about what to say,

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what to answer.

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Their chain of information starts up,

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and they don't listen.

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They interrupt others to say,

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Ah,

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I know.

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Ah,

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that reminds me of this.

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It can be interesting to listen to them for a while,

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but very soon one can be fed up.

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The mind of the multi bagg's person is a butterfly that

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compares everything to its knowledge and has difficulty settling into action.

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The no bag people.

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The no bag person does not carry their bag of information with them.

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When they read a book,

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they go to the essence to the essential.

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They can forget the name,

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the author.

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It's not important.

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When told something,

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they will listen to you 10 times as if it was the first time they heard it,

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whereas a one bag will tell you you're right or you're wrong,

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and a multi bag will say,

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I already know that.

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The no bag person empties their mind when you talk to them.

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Each of your words is heard in high fidelity.

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The no bag is not afraid to say I don't know.

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They are serene,

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open,

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empty.

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They travel smart.

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They travel light.

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They are not afraid of missing important information.

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They know they can ask for it at any time from others or from generative AI.

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They are 100% attentive to others,

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and because they are available,

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they will better memorize the essentials which can serve to embellish their life.

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Furthermore,

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they will more easily make decisions at the moment because they

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will not be overloaded with unnecessary biased or contradictory information.

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Henry Ford was called an idiot by the press because he

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did not answer a simple technical question about his job.

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He replied to the press,

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Why would I put all that in my head?

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My mind must be empty.

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I will know how to call upon people who know my employees.

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Einstein did not know his phone number.

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He had more important things to remember.

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Why retain too much information?

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The accumulation of knowledge or general culture is not a proof of wisdom.

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In martial arts one must have a very clear head and just listen and watch.

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It is the best way to make the best

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decisions and align one's actions with the present moment.

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