Before we dive into this video,
I have to warn you that like so many of my belief altering videos,
this particular video has the potential to seriously trigger you.
This is especially gonna be the case,
if you grew up with a blue collar mentality.
What I ask you to do this this trigger
is to work with that inherent resistance that you feel coming up
so that on the other hand of dealing with that resistance,
you can end up with a belief that truely does serve you.
And to choose that belif with your conscious free will.
If you were to look from objective perspective, at the human race,
you would see two concepts that have dramatically slowed
the expansion or growth of humanity itself.
The first is:
Hourly wage.
The second is:
Salary.
One could say that time has become the new currency
in the human race.
The human economy is based
on this concept.
Rather than completely overhaul,
our current economic system,
I'm more interested in showing you
how these concepts have been a detriment
to human happiness, human life, human expansion
and progress within the human race.
When people began to be paid
according to how many hours they spent doing a task,
or for a period of time specifically,
instead of for the completion of a specific task,
the subsequent belief that came with it
is that a person's TIME is what is valuable.
Now the valuing of a person's time
is synonymous with the valuing of a person in general.
For example,
how many times have you heard the following:
"If he/she doesn't value my time, or prove it,
than he or she doesn't value me."
This is one of the top reasons,
if not THE top reason that people quit their jobs.
The first problem with this,
is that time is a perceptual construct
that is created so that we can actually track or even perceive
growth, expansion or progression
in the first place.
Time is something that begins to unraval
at the fifth dimension in this universe only.
For this reason, we can say,
that time is in essence, an illusion.
So, by saying that a person's time is what matters,
you're saying an illusion is what matters most.
The second problem is that once a person stared to see their time
as the thing that mattered the most,
they started to see what they were doing with that time
as less important.
The incentive to really produce quality results decreased.
Many people began to do
"just good enough" to keep their jobs.
Business became a never ending road of incentive programes
and bonuses, to try to get people to produce quality.
people began to feel entitled to earning
based on the time they spent doing a task.
And it doesn't take a genius to see
that the incentive to take a long time doing something
or to do "just good enough" to get paid
was also born of this concept.
Something we have to accept is that not all uses of time are equal.
The third problem is:
when we started to see time as more important
than what people were doing with their energy and talent in that time frame,
then what happened is we actually lost touch
with the valuing of unique purpose.
Obviously it doesn't take a genius to tell you
that there's been a lot of wounding within human consciousness
around the concept of hierarchy.
The shadows of hierarchy have caused so much pain,
that a lot of people just did away with it completely
and what they sought was actually
complete equality.
Everyone's time and energy is just the same
and just as valuable as everyone else's.
One of the shadows of this ideology
is that people are treated as if they are the same,
when they are NOT the same.
For more information about this, watch my equally triggering videos titled:
Hierarchy, Should We Accept it?
&, - People Are Not All Equal
Man's skill and man's energy
was actually just treated like one resource,
to be plugged into a machine like system
wherever the need was at that given time.
This is actually why you had such a hard time with school.
Because the foundation of the modern school system
is this type of mentality.
It's why you learned so much stuff in school
that you will never use in your adult life.
It's because you're treated like an energy resource
to be plugged into the system
wherever there's a need.
What this viewpoint did,
was become the source for a massive waste of energy and talent.
Now, what you would notice
if society itself valued results
rather than time,
is it would become very easy to recognize,
very fast,
where somebody's actualy interests,
actual aptitudes, actual talents
actually resided.
We would see how unique and different people are from day one.
And children would be streamlined toward their inhate gifts and interests.
If you play this out,
the machine of society
would be a much more efficient and productive entity.
Job satisfaction would be much much higher.
You wouldn't have to try to artificially incentivise quality results,
because the desire to produce them would be intrinsic.
Can you imagine being 5 years old,
when you loved drawing but really struggled with math,
being told that you were gonna be provided extra art tutors,
rather than have to come in for extracurricular math tutoring every day?
Basically, long story short,
many many people within human society right now
are in the wrong place,
the wrong position for them.
And it's slowing society down.
Most of the people who instantaneously get the dysfunction of valuing time,
own businesses and struggle with employees
who are part of unions and expect good pay for mediocre results.
However, let's imagine that you grew up in that kind of
blue collar level of society for your whole life,
so you've only ever been paid an hourly fee,
an hourly wage or even salary.
There's a very quick way that you can see the disfunction
in a society that values time over results.
Just go hire a lawyer.
It has been a common misconception
that really successful or wealthy people
do one thing, and that's to value their time more than anything else.
You are gonna hear people who are in these successful fields,
or trying to build business success,
say things like:
"What's the value of your time?"
Or my other personal favorite:
What's your time worth?
Successful people do not waste time
doing less than productive
and less than efficient things.
For example,
let's say you've got a businessman;
This business man is gonna hire somebody to clean his house for him.
Now let's say it's not just about
wanting to make the money to be able to hire somebody else to clean your house,
when this man hires somebody else to clean his house,
that frees up three or four more hours
to dedicate completely
to the success and growth of his company.
If you really look at any of these examples
of successful people valuing their time,
what you'll notice is that they aren't really valuing their time
specifically.
What they're valuing is their energy.
And where they are focusing that energy to achieve the best results.
If we adopted this mentality,
a scientist would do what the businessman does.
He would hire somebody to clean his house for him.
Why?
Because, let's look at this you guys;
If we've got a brilliant scientist,
is the highest and best use of the energy
of that particular scientist,
with his talent, his skills and his knowledge,
to clean a house,
or to poor that energy towards science?
The universe is interested in the highest and best use of a thing.
And if we want to be in alignment with success,
and part of that is excellence,
which is really just another word we use to describe expansion,
We need to adopt the same mentality.
If you felt yourself (which I know you did)
go into resistance about the previous two examples I just gave,
the reason is this:
You do not want to accept
that someone's innate talent and purpose
could possibly be cleaning houses.
First, this reaction comes from the societal judgement,
which you have adopted,
that somebody who is a house cleaner
is of lower social value
that somebody who is,
say, a scientist or a businessman.
Second, you're making the assumption,
albeit a wrong one,
Tha no one's interest, aptitude, passion and talent is cleaning.
Third,
in this random hypothetical situation which doesn't really exist,
but let's pretend it does,
where no one on earth really wants their purpose to be a specific thing,
so no one wants to clean houses,
you're also not saying that if we actually accepted that as a reality,
humanity itself would come up with different options to get the job done.
For example,
the robotics industry would have already overhauled our world,
like it will very soon.
Dub Tailing off of this concept,
Many people have remarked,
in the modern day,
how truely amazing it is,
just the level of quality
that used to exist,
versus does exist.
I mean, all you have to do is look at modern buildings
versus the buildings that people built in the ancient times,
to be pretty freakin' embarrassed with where quality has gone.
It baffles the mind, that a society would focus on building something
that took thousands of years to erect.
One of the reasons was that these societies valued quality in results
more than time.
Essentially, the human lifespan was much shorter.
So you'd think that they would value their time more,
but actually they didn't.
What they valued was contribution.
What they valued was the sense that they
could add and improve this world in some way.
What they valued was to be able to leave their mark
on a world that they would leave soon.
They valued results over everything.
It's the same reason why young men,
even though they had such short life spans,
would throw their lives towards a war,
and die in it.
Now, we can spend all day,
another day,
debating the rightness or wrongness of their perception,
that that was a great mark to leave on the world, was to participate in a war.
That's not the point right now.
The point is, these people didn't value their time,
they valued the results they got and contribution.
Therefore, there was a lot more progress made.
What mattered to people,
before time became the new currency,
was the quality of the result.
And you can be sure,
they came up with all kinds of methods and tools
to try to turn years into months or days.
So here's what I'm saying:
I'm gonna tell you the exact opposite
of what everyone else
in the market is gonna tell you.
I'm gonna tell you that if you want success,
you've gotta stop valuing your time,
and start valuing results.
If you start to do this, what you will value much more,
is your energy.
It's not your time that's worth something,
it's your energy that's worth something.
So the question is:
"Where is that energy going and what are you doing with it,
within any time frame?"
Realize that it's in your hands,
whether something takes four days or four hours.
People who are super successful take ultimate responsibility
for the fact that it doesn't matter
whether it takes four days or four hours,
what matters is the result they produce.
By the way, I'm gonna give you a little hint;
You only care that something takes hours and hours
if you absolutely hate doing that thing.
So it begs the questions:
Why the hell did you come down to a life,
to spend your life doing stuff you hate doing?
If you are doing the right thing
with your interests, with your aptitude,
with your talents,
with what makes you passionate,
it's not going to matter
whether something takes four hours or four days to you,
because you're gonna love the doing of it.
To grasp this concept further,
watch my video titled:
Have to... The Life Philosophy that Will Ruin Your Life
Now, I know it's gonna strike you as odd,
that somebody in my position is telling you this information today.
After all, you get the exact opposite message
from people who teach any kind of spirituality.
What you get the message of is:
"Live in the present moment."
"Focus on the journey, not the destination."
"Happiness belongs to the person who can feel joy about what is."
& "That desire for excellence is simply a function of the ego."
What I want you to accept,
is that expansion and stillness
are two polarities.
They both have a very important place in this universe.
But today, I'm talking to you about success.
Now, in to context of how most people in humanity view success,
that belongs to expanssion,
growth and movement.
To succeed you must consider,
that energy is what creates.
So it matters a hell of a lot
what you're doing with that energy.
The right focus and use of that energy
in order to achieve the best results,
is the order of the day.
I'm gonna share a really harsh truth with you right now,
it's something that most bosses don't wanna tell employees.
But there's not gonna be a single boss that values your time.
Why?
Because you could have somebody sitting in a corner breathing oxygen,
they have time.
~ Snicker ~
What a person, what any boss is gonna value,
is your results.
You're no different.
Do you wanna know how to prove you're no different,
even if you don't own a business?
Because most of you have hired a plumber.
~ Laughter ~
You don't value
the 20 hours a plumber may take to fix a problem,
if he doesn't fix it.
In fact, you'd be pissed as hell to pay him for those 20 hours,
if he didn't fix it.
You value the result.
Which would be, him fixing the problem.
If he doesn't fix it,
you either don't care about the time he spent doing it,
or at best, you value his effort.
This life is not about time.
It is about how you focus and spend your energy
in this physical dimension
That we call life.
A person could be given one hour,
and live a more meaningful and successful life with that one hour,
than a person who was given four years.
Make sure that what you focus on
and how you spend your energy is on what really matters to you.
Let go of the concept that your time matters.
If all that mattered is what you're doing
in any given time frame,
that you call life,
how would you feel about yourself,
and about your life?
Have a good week.
Subtitles by: Tanya Duarte www.tanyaduarte.com