The "Human 3.0" model proposes a comprehensive framework for holistic personal development across four key domains: mind, body, spirit, and vocation. It aims to guide individuals beyond mediocrity to actualize their highest potential by synthesizing knowledge from various disciplines into a navigable map for modern life.
As corny as this may sound, I've always
wanted to become a force to be reckoned
with. I've always wanted to be an
absolute unit of an individual, not just
having a nice and muscular body, but
being developed in every domain of life.
I wanted to become multi-dimensionally
jacked. I wanted to max out all of my
stats. I didn't want to be an NPC. I
wanted to be a level 100 player. All
areas of the map unlocked. Maxed out
physicality, intellect, and professions.
bank overflowing with gold. I wanted to
do it all. Mind, body, spirit,
relationships, money. And this desire
has drastically influenced how I live my
life and what I pursue. As a teenager, I
became obsessed with fitness. Then I
wanted to absorb as much knowledge as
possible. Then I wanted to be free, so I
failed at multiple different business
models until one finally worked. I've
had various spiritual and philosophical
stints that have given me a deeper
perspective on what most people see as
superficial things like fitness or
money. That's why I wrote the book
purpose and profit because most people
think those two things don't go
together. Now, over the past 15 years,
I've researched the depths of
psychology, personal development,
philosophy, social dynamics, technology,
the internet, startups, money, religion,
and meaning. So, after writing about my
findings online for the past 5 years,
I've noticed critical overlapping
patterns that have begun to form a new
philosophy for today's world. That's
where human 3.0 comes in. I want to
synthesize everything I've learned into
one comprehensive map to navigate the
modern landscape. I want to provide you
with the knowledge, skills, and
principles that help you escape
mediocrity and actualize your highest
potential. Now, I will attempt to make
this as non-dogmatic and scientific as
possible, but I also want to get the
point across with clarity and
conviction. And if I just water things
down all day with like, oh, here's the
science, here's the nuance, then it
starts to lose its impact. So, I'm
placing the burden of nuance on you, the
viewer. Now, there are plenty of
incredible models and gurus out there to
follow or adopt so that you can find
more clarity and meaning in your life.
things like spiral dynamics for
psychology, Buddhism and Christianity
for meaning, materialism and mentalism
for the nature of reality, e-commerce
and consulting for business, red pill
and feminism for social dynamics, and so
on. Anywhere you look, you can find
hundreds of mental models that promise
you the answer to all of your problems.
Now, all of them have their truths.
They're just a perspective. But the
critical flaw is that most of them are
just isolated to one domain. We learn
math, English, and science as singular,
siloed classes when knowledge is a web.
We dissect frogs in a lab and draw
conclusions without considering the
entirety of the ecosystem and
interconnected relationships from which
they come. Beyond that, and for some,
this is a hard pill to swallow. Many
spiritual teachers have frail bodies.
Many businessmen can't maintain
relationships. Many alpha males are
emotionally unaligned. And while these
are incredible things on their own to be
developed in one domain, it is growing
increasingly rare that a single person
is truly self-developed. Now, even if
these mental models do cover multiple
domains of life, like the ancient Greek
philosophies, they were often created
and prevalent before the internet and AI
and technology before those started to
change everything. And on a more
important note, very few, very few of
them talk about money, which is
surprising because that's what dominates
most people's minds and lives. So today,
we will lay the foundation for human
3.0. And just so you're aware, I do have
a human 3.0 knowledge base linked in the
description and a metatype prompt. If
you don't know what a metatype is yet,
but once we get to the end where we
actually talk about metatypes and what
they are, then you can find where you
lie on the human 3.0 graph to kind of
map your development. So to get started,
human 3.0, a map to reach the 1% to
reach your potential. This model offers
the big picture. It is not a dogmatic
set of actionable steps, but a set of
guidelines for reaching your maximum
potential that allows you to bust
through mental, physical, spiritual, and
vocational plateaus. So, vocational is
like business or how you contribute to
the world. It orients patterns found
across human development and builds on
top of various scientific,
psychological, spiritual, and vocational
models that have already done a lot of
the heavy lifting. So my goal is to take
the best parts of the world's greatest
theories and apply them to the life of
the individual, to you. And once you
understand this model, you can begin to
map where your current level of
development lies within each quadrant,
which gives you your archetype for the
quadrant. And then you can map what your
overall development looks like or your
metatype for all four quadrants. And
then you can attempt to move further
toward a 3.0 plus level metatype, one
who has maximized all areas of life. So
as an overview here is what the human
3.0 model looks like right there are
four quadrants mind, body, spirit,
vocation. These represent the four
domains of life or the four fundamental
perspectives as Ken Wilbur says that
allows us to create a generalized map of
reality. So in the mind quadrant you
have your thoughts, emotions, beliefs
and internal world. It's how you
interpret the world. This is your
personal mental world. So this is the
interior subjective world. So you have
your personal interior world and then
you have your personal exterior world
which is your body. So your behavior and
appearance. It's how the world
interprets you, your habits and actions.
And then you have the spirit domain
which is the collective mental world or
the collective interior world. This is
your relationship to your environment,
community, culture, family, friends,
colleagues and reality. It's the domain
of meaning and connection. And then you
have the collective physical world which
is vocation. So this is the collective
external world. So you have personal
interior, personal exterior, collective
interior, collective exterior. So the
vocation domain is your relationship to
systems, structures and social
institutions. This is your education,
career and economy. How you contribute
to society. Now within this quadrant,
there are a few things to note. There
are three levels of development. There's
human 1.0, human 2.0, human 3.0. Within
each level, red, blue, and green, 1, 2,
and three, there are three phases that
you must go through to reach the next
level, which is dissonance, uncertainty,
and discovery. And then in order to
advance through each phase, you need to
acquire specific traits, which is
knowledge, experience, and skill. This
map of reality prevents partial thinking
and doesn't reduce problems to one
perspective. An internal mental problem
may not be best solved by vocational
means like getting a new job. A
spiritual problem may not be best solved
by bodily means like nutrition. A
capitalist and Christian are developed
in their respective domains, but will
experience unnecessary pain when trying
to apply their model to problems within
other domains. Money often doesn't solve
for meaning and vice versa. But that
doesn't mean they aren't intimately
connected. All of these domains overlap,
and by developing yourself in all of the
above, you begin to live a life where
you become in control of your future.
Since life development and evolution
follow a general unfolding toward more
chaos or complexity and ordered
structures are created to contain that
chaos, we can call the process of life,
especially your personal life, problem
solving. So, if that last part kind of
confused you, stick with me as we
explain this because we're starting off
a bit deep here. A seed unfolds until it
becomes a flower. A flower is many times
more complex than a seed. And to reach
that state, it needs resources from its
environment to self-develop. The seed
has the natural desire to grow. And
through many courses of evolution, it
has solved the problems that have led to
many other species of plants dying off.
Now, one may not think that a seed is
consciously trying to solve problems.
But still, through observing how a seed
evolves and connecting that to our
personal life, that's what we would call
it in our personal life is solving
problems so that we can survive and
grow. And we call it that because we
have language. Seeds and plants don't
have language. We can label their
behavior. They can't. So we can start to
understand that there is a natural flow
of life toward greater complexity.
Complexity introduces problems. And to
constrain the entropy that stems from
complexity in order structure must
emerge through creation. As an example,
in your own personal growth or personal
evolution, you have the desire to reach
your potential. Then you take a step
into the unknown and are introduced to
complexity or chaos. Then you acquire
knowledge and skill to solve problems
that prevent forward movement or
stagnate and let chaos consume you. Then
your identity expands and ascends to a
new level. And then the process repeats
unless you get stuck. Now, if that
didn't make any sense, then after you go
through this video, I would encourage
you to rewatch this video maybe a week
from now because this pattern that we
just discussed can be noticed and
observed across all plains of reality.
So, we already touched on quadrants and
we want to move over to levels to
understand that. But for quadrants
themselves, we have four quadrants,
mind, body, spirit, vocation. And these
were adapted from Ken Wilbur's AQAL
model, which is extensive in and of
itself. If you want to understand this
more, watch my video called this mental
model will help you think like a genius.
And one thing to note here is that there
are crossquadron unlock patterns because
we just talked about how growth or
evolution or ascending to the next level
or reaching a new level is about solving
problems. But life problems within a
specific domain are often blocked by a
lack of development in another. So body
unlocks spirit where physical vitality
creates energy for deeper connections
and presence. Mind unlocks vocation, so
mental clarity reveals authentic career
paths and creative solutions. Vocation
unlocks body. Financial stability
enables investment in health and
training. Spirit unlocks mind where
community support provides safety to
question beliefs. Body unlocks mind, so
exercise and nutrition directly impact
cognitive function. And mind unlocks
spirit. So self-awareness enables
genuine intimacy and connection. So if
you're a person, an ambitious person who
is building a business, becoming a
creator, becoming an entrepreneur,
trying to advance in their career,
you're all about the money because you
understand money is important, but
you're neglecting other areas of your
life, you have to understand that you
can only get so far in business when
other areas of your life fall down. If
you think of a skill tree in a video
game, when you've played it, you choose
a skill and then that creates branches
to other skills. But the ones over here
on the right are still grayed out. You
can't access them until you hit the
right level. And you unlock the right
sequence of skills in order to unlock
those ones. So you don't even know what
you're capable of in business or how far
you can go or how much you're missing
out on because you haven't prioritized
any part of your mind, your body, or
your spirit. You're just focused on
vocation. And now this has actually led
to something new that I'm creating
called Superhum 90. In short, this is
just a 90-day reset, a complete reset on
your life, but not in the business
domain. As I've talked about before,
I've always had this obsession with
health and fitness, but I've never known
how to fit that into my brand. Like, how
does lifting and exercise and nutrition
and other things fit into a productivity
and business and philosophy channel?
Because I can't just come in and start
telling people to go beast mode and have
this very masculine aura about me
because that won't get people motivated.
So instead, I added a bit more onto
that. I started working with my trainer,
Randy, to cover the training side and
nutrition side to make sure that's
comprehensive and give you a spreadsheet
to map all of your weights, how to
track, how to actually get in the gym,
how to feel confident and not feel like
everyone's staring at you, how to know
what you're doing, but also tacking on
the dopamine detox side and the monk
mode side and the lifestyle redesign
side. So Superhum 90 is just this
complete and total reset. First, we
dissect and dig into your psyche to
understand your motivations. Then we
turn that into fuel to actually commit
for 90 days of change. And then at the
end of 90 days, you see a complete
transformation of mind and body. You
look better. You feel better. You're
ready to do more work. And on the
landing page, we map out day 1 through
day 90. What does every milestone feel
and look like? What happens to your
brain and body? So, link in the
description to check out Superhum90. Now
within each quadrant there are three
macro levels of development and these
represent low consciousness,
midconsciousness and high consciousness.
And again these levels were adapted from
various models in developmental
psychology like spiral dynamics up here.
And we've talked about this in a few
videos before. And then the nine stages
of ego development from impulsive to
unitive. So how the mind evolves through
predictable stages over time. We talked
about this one in how to become more
intelligent than 99% of people video. So
all of these models in developmental
psychology have shown that our mind
which is our values, beliefs, and
worldview that influence how we think
and make decisions evolves through
predictable stages over time. So for
human 1.0 or level one, we call this the
conformist stage. This is the low
consciousness way of thinking. And these
people value established authority and
tradition. It's characterized by
narrow-mindedness, black and white
thinking, and believing there is only
one right way, which often stems from
childhood conditioning. Now, human 2.0
or midconsciousness, or what we're going
to call the individualist, rejects the
norm and pursues their own goals. They
have the desire to acquire status and be
perceived as valuable. They are less
narrow-minded, but now believe that
their way is the one right way. Now, I
would say that 80 to 90% of the entire
population falls within those two
stages. So, we're trying to reach level
three of development because it just
makes life that much better. So, level
three, human 3.0 or high consciousness
is the synthesist. They're able to adopt
multiple perspectives, connect various
patterns of reality, and strategize new
paths. They understand that all
perspectives hold truths that can be
synthesized for more holistic and
mutually beneficial results. They can
display what some may perceive as level
one traits such as narrow-mindedness,
but it is an intentional choice to tune
out noise. And we'll talk about more of
that later when we talk about the
pre-trans fallacy. Now, why these three
stages? Why did I create it like this?
Because in a model like spiral dynamics,
the spiral describes how individuals
shift their focus throughout their
development between self and other. Like
rejecting the religion you grew up in to
embrace an individual atheism. So, in
human 3.0, this happens when someone
reaches a new level in a certain
quadrant because remember, you're not
just leveling up through all of the
above, unless you're trying to do that.
Most people are leveling up a little bit
in one. So, someone can easily be a
level two or level three in body, but
have a level one mind, right? That's the
typical meatthead or a person who loves
fitness but is just dumb as a rock.
where there's people who are spiritually
underdeveloped but are very smart and
that's kind of when maybe you get the
Hitler scenario where they're very smart
people they just have zero morals. The
descriptions of each level take
different shapes in each quadrant like
how a 3.0 synthesist in the vocation
quadrant lower right can effectively
leverage AI to pursue their life's work
while a 1.0 conformist believes AI is
purely evil due to a lack of knowledge,
skill, and experience. In the body
quadrant or upper right, a
lowconsciousness individual has no
understanding of the nutrition they put
in their body leading to obesity and
sloth because they haven't acquired the
traits to make better decisions. While a
high consciousness individual
understands how various nutrients
interact with their body and can tweak
their diet to help serve their goals.
Now these levels represent your
complexity of self in any given domain.
The entire human 3.0 graph is you. So
the more complex you are by cultivating
perspective and expanding consciousness,
the more interesting life becomes
because you can choose the challenges
you wish to take on. Like a video game,
level one is similar to an NPC or
non-player character running on a
script. Level two is the main character
choosing their story line. And level
three is the programmer who can create
new games that others also enjoy
playing. Now, one thing to note here is
that lower or higher levels aren't bad
or good. They are points of development
along someone's journey. Everyone starts
at level zero, which is just pure
survival instinct. And then you grow and
you learn. And if you're born into a
good family, then obviously you have a
head start. And if you're born into a
bad family, then obviously you have a
bit of a lot of conditioning to undo
yourself. But a person who is high
consciousness is not somehow better.
They're just more developed. And that
development obviously has its perks.
Now, another thing is that you never
leave any given level. You don't leave
level one to level two. You don't leave
level two to level three. You transcend
and include. A level one perspective
becomes a tool in your toolbox when you
transcend to level two and so on and so
forth. If you're this wholly level
three, human 3.0 0 level of development.
That doesn't mean that you aren't going
to get angry sometimes or that you
aren't going to act out or that you
aren't going to be human or you aren't
going to do stupid things because you
are still part level one and level two.
If you were in a situation where you had
a knife to your throat, you're going to
tap into level zero, level one thinking
and tap into the tool of pure survival
instinct. You're going to turn into an
animal for a second and try to survive.
You're going to fight, flight, or
freeze. But we'll discuss more examples
of those below. So in order to move
through the levels, we have what we call
phases because within each level, there
are three phases of development that one
must go through to reach the next level.
Now these phases represent vertical
development, which is moving up a level
or regressing back down. When we talk
about traits, that's horizontal
development. So you kind of need to fill
the space of the level vertically and
horizontally so that you can move to the
next one. Now there are three general
patterns that we can observe when an
individual goes through a profound
change. In other words, moving from one
level to the next. So the first phase is
dissonance. Once an individual has
gotten their taste of their current
stage of life and if they do not get
numbed by narrow-mindedness and comfort,
they will feel tired of where they are
but unsure what kind of life comes next.
Then in phase two, the uncertainty
phase, if that individual becomes aware
enough of their distaste, they take an
uncertain step into the unknown and open
themselves up to new knowledge and
skill. And then they go into phase
three, which is discovery. Like
navigating a map, they discover the
education, tools, resources, and
insights that allow them to reach the
next level of development. So you get
your taste of your current level, and
then you start to experience dissonance
like this isn't the life I want to live,
but I don't know what life I do want to
live. you feel lost. You feel like
you're in a rut. And then you become
okay with that and you understand, okay,
the only thing I can do is take an
uncertain step forward and do something
new. Then once you do that and you put
yourself in that state, you enter the
discovery phase where you discover new
avenues to reach a higher potential.
Now, one thing to note in here is that
people can experience what's called a
false transformation. What a false
transformation is is when someone puts
on the mask showing that they are at a
higher level of development when they
really aren't. And by doing so, they
prolong their development and growth
even more because they haven't actually
gotten to that point. And when they act
like they're higher than they are, they
don't actually solve the problems that
are keeping them lower. And then those
things start to collect dust and
actually pull them down. So a few
examples is like aesthetic without
function. So, perfect gym selfies but
can't perform basic athletic movements.
There's spiritual materialism, so
collecting practices, teachers, and
experiences as status symbols. There's
tool inflation, like startup people,
proudly calling yourself a CEO of a
company that hasn't made any money. Or
tool obsession, specifically believing
the latest productivity app or AI will
solve fundamental work ethic issues.
That one hurts. But things like that,
those all make sense. Now as an example
as development through the phases an
enjoyable life as shown in flow
psychology and the musings of many
philosophers such as Nietz resides in
the progression through these phases by
overcoming resistance. Profound change
rarely happens by accident. When you are
intentional about your vision, goals and
priorities without regressing by nature
of distractions and comfort. The chaos
that would consume most people during
these phases become tolerable and often
the most fulfilling parts of life that
you hold close to your heart. Now at
level three and beyond, individuals can
pursue more complex challenges and
simulate these phases for the love of
the game. Like a CEO who sells their
company, becomes depressed and starts
another one from more enlightened point
of view. And since they create the and
since they create the game, it becomes
infinite. So step four now is traits
which are knowledge, experience, and
skill. Because in order to move through
the phases, so it goes traits to phases,
phases to levels, levels across all
quadrants, the traits, knowledge, skill,
and experience must be acquired before
the next level reveals itself to you.
Now, a common thing here is knowledge
without experience or experience without
knowledge. So, fat personal trainer
syndrome. So someone who's very
knowledgeable in fitness but haven't
actually practiced it or developed the
skill or experience to actually show or
reflect that knowledge in their
physique. And even here some people will
experience a false transformation and
think that being fat is being healthy.
So that makes sense. In order to move
through the phases dissonance,
uncertainty, discovery, you have to
acquire knowledge. So if you're
uncertain and you're stepping into the
unknown, you need to learn. You need to
learn something. That's what helps with
the uncertainty. It's because you don't
know, you don't have clarity. And then
when you're in the discovery phase and
you are a bit more clear, you need to
practice. You need to build something of
your own toward a goal you're trying to
achieve. Now, the fifth part here is
what we call channels. So on the actual
graph, you can see that I put like these
little curly brackets in a sense, but
this is how you kind of accelerate
through your development. This is how
you accelerate through each level. So
you can think of a channel as an
exciting quest in a video game, a rabbit
hole of knowledge or skill to when you
can't stop researching a topic or
working on a project in time passes by
surprisingly quick. So think of like a
flow state. So a few examples would be
for mind becoming immersed in a deep
meditative state which is skill or
following a line of thought that keeps
you up at night resulting in a plethora
of ideas that light up your brain
leading to more knowledge. Then for
body, you find a new diet, supplement,
or methodology, and binge watch all
possible content you can about it, which
leads to knowledge. You become obsessed
with running or lifting for a
three-month period, making more gains
than you ever have before. Skill and
again, superhuman 90, right? You want
the knowledge and you want a way to
practically change your life. That'll do
it. Dopamine detox protocol, nutrition
protocol, lifestyle design protocol,
training program, the one that I
personally use. In spirit, there's
mystical experiences, honeymoon phases,
intimate moments, finding a philosophy
that clicks with your current phase of
life and so on. Then in vocation,
there's examples like reaching a point
of maximum clarity that quickly leads
into exciting career change, product
launch or creative stint, leading to
skill. You find the perfect opportunity
and can't stop learning the required
skills to start a business, which is
knowledge. Now, the process of entering
a channel to make progress faster than
you ever have before is as follows.
First, you must reach the dissonance
phase after you fully acclimate to the
level you are in. Once you grow tired of
where you are and if you don't become
numb to your problems, you use your
distaste as fuel to push into the
unknown. You create an aim or vision or
goal within a specific quadrant like
body. You begin acquiring knowledge and
skill. You learn and do. You make
mistakes and refine your aim. You
experiment enough until you find the
channel that you get sucked into. You
can tell someone is in a channel by how
excited they are when they are talking
about it. Like someone who has reached
the point of writing a book where the
words can't stop flowing. They have
vision. Their skill and knowledge
provide a sense of clarity that allows
them to shoot forward in progress. When
you are in a dissonance phase or you
feel lost or like you're stuck in a rut,
the best advice I can give is to try
more things. Try new things. I know it
sounds basic. So, how do we make it more
complex? You search for excitement and
enthusiasm and pursue those things
without shame because that shame signals
a lower level of mind and you can
develop the skill of confidence during
that. Now there is one aspect of human
3.0 know that very few models talk about
and I call them glitches, right? Like a
glitch in the matrix, a way to kind of
make progress using technology because
there are certain tactics to force
yourself into a channel or bust through
developmental plateaus that we will call
these glitches like a glitch in the
matrix if the matrix were boundaries of
level one and two until you create your
own in level three. As examples,
psychedelics can force someone into a
mystical experience. Peeds can
accelerate fitness progress. Obviously,
you think of Lance Armstrong or The Rock
or Thor or whatever it is. Another
example is moving into an apartment you
can't afford so that you create a real
deadline forcing you to learn and do
until you make your side business work.
I talked about that multiple times.
Tactical stress, a tool to kick you into
an intense season of progress. Now with
this AI is the most recent and widely
available glitch that crosses into all
domains and it can be used to
self-develop or self-destruct rapidly.
This is why taste and discernment is
required. AI is only pure good or pure
evil from a limited level one
perspective. Now with any glitch or
risk, be careful with these because even
if they accelerate progress, they
increase in risk at lower levels of
consciousness. If you take psychedelics
without prior experience to interpret
that altered state, you mo you may go
insane. Obviously, if you take peeds
from an uneducated state and without
understanding risk mitigation, then
yeah, you're going to die early of heart
failure. AI psychosis and outsourcing
your mind to AI is becoming more
prevalent. Not because AI is bad, but
because it's like taking steroids. If
you haven't built a base, extensively
studied all domains of nutrition,
understood all potential interactions,
and been training for five plus years
metaphorically, the AI will have nasty
side effects. Even then, many highreward
mechanisms in reality come at a cost no
matter how careful you are. For certain
people with certain goals, one can make
a conscious decision to take that risk
despite the consequences. For most
people, especially in level one, they're
death sentences. So, max out your
natural potential first so you have
ample experience and don't get
one-shotted. All right. Now, my favorite
part, archetypes and metatypes. So, in
this model, I've included what are
called archetypes and metatypes. An
archetype is a pattern of people that
show up in a specific quadrants and
levels within those quadrants. Metatypes
are the synthesis of a single person's
four archetypes within each quadrant.
Now you'll notice that there is a
general progression from low
consciousness to high consciousness as
someone develops themselves within a
quadrant. So NPC to player to creator,
incel to Chad to sigma, job to career to
calling, religion to atheism to
mysticism. And we can see this here,
right? So in the mind quadrant, you have
NPC, people who are just running on a
script. Then you move up to level two,
which is player. Then level three, which
is creator. In body, you have an incel
kind of skinny fat body. Then you turn
into a Chad that's only focused on
vanity. And then you turn into a sigma
who has a developed body, but has tacked
on a philosophical sense of mastery
behind their actual fitness and health.
Then in vocation, there's obviously job,
career, and calling. And now spirit.
This one's going to make some people
angry, but there's religion, atheism,
and mysticism. That brings up the topic
of the pre-trans fallacy by Ken Wilbur,
which occurs when people confuse pre-
rational or level one states with
transrational or level three states
because both appear nonrational from a
conventional rational or level two
perspective. In other words, one can
elevate a level one primitive state to
level three status. And some often
reduce genuine level three development
to being primitive thinking. So an
example here is that in religion we have
the Bible thumpers, right? That's level
one. You just submit to authority, do
what you're told, never question a
thing. So that's level one. And then
level three, there's mysticism or a more
enlightened Christianity or whatever
religion. Right? This is religion or
ideology agnostic. What I'm stating is
that most of the level three
characteristics and principles that you
operate your life by are going to also
be found in the level one style of
thinking. You just don't submit to the
authority and you came to that
conclusion on your own rather than only
being listened to what other people told
you. Now, as you can see here, I mapped
some points behind this, right? That's
what this white area is where we have
some level three areas, some level two.
So we have four points in the red area,
we have eight points in the blue and we
have 12 points in the green. So overall
this person at this level of development
is human 2.0 and the metatype we came up
with is called the outlier. So this is
someone who has drifted away from
mainstream patterns without rebellion
and is operating from a countercultural
lens. So how do we come to these
metatypes? What are more examples and
how do you create your own? Oh and one
last thing, this is what I mean by the
pre-trans fallacy, right? Level one
thinkers think a certain way. Level two,
level three thinkers think very
similarly. And then level two are just
like, ah, no, it can't be that way. This
is the most true meme that has ever came
out in the history of existence. Now,
potential archetypes, which I think are
fun, and you probably understand a lot
of these. In the mind quadrant, level
one, there's programmed, sleeper,
follower, repeater, echo. So, just like
echoing what they've heard. Level two,
the questioner, skeptic, contrarian,
philosopher, analyst. Then three,
synthesizer, architect, oracle, system
thinker, metammind. In body, there's
level one, couch potato, skinny fat,
walking dead, maul walker, diet hopper.
There's level two, gym bro, cardio
bunny, biohacker, athlete, orthorexic.
Level three, integrated mover, physical
artist, body master, longevity
optimizer. Although this one is big on
false transformations. Like we talked
about, everyone is hopping on the
longevity game now. It's the new status
game. I would argue that most people
hopping on the Brian Johnson longevity
optimization aren't optimizing their
longevity at all and aren't thinking for
themselves. So these aren't specific to
any level. These are just examples. Now
level one for the spirit quadrant could
be true believer, fundamentalist,
tribalist, tradition keeper, blind
faith. Level two is spiritual shopper,
nihilist, hedenist, new age wanderer,
militant atheist. Level three is the
bridgebuilder, sacred secular, modern
mystic, community weaver, integral, and
vocation. Level one, clock puncher, wage
slave, complainer, cog. Level two,
hustler, entrepreneur, freelancer,
ladder climber, side gigger. Level
three, missiondriven, system builder,
value creator, renaissance professional,
game designer. So that's the entire
model. But how do you actually do this?
How do you actually move up to new
levels in your life? And how does one
balance development across all different
levels, especially if one quadrant
exhausts all of your focus and energy
right now? Like if you're working a 9
toive job, that takes up a lot of time
and energy. So, we'll start like this.
The ultimate goal is to create a
lifestyle where all quadrants are
accounted for through problem solving.
If your vocation consumes too much of
your time so that your mind is
distraught, you are too drained for your
body and cannot entertain spirit. That
is an obvious problem that you must
attempt to solve through knowledge and
skill acquisition, creating the chance
for a channel or flow state or season of
progress. In this case, one may study
business opportunities for an hour every
day and make some time for practice. It
may take longer than someone else, but
once you begin moving through the
phases, you feel more confident that you
can decrease or completely eliminate the
current job that is taking up your time.
This is also a good time to understand
what the highest lever moving skills are
and base potential opportunities off of
that. The reason that my business is
built off of two hours of writing in the
morning, that's my entire routine, is
because writing is media and digital
media is leverage. Because one person
can write it and a million people can
see it. Writing is also a way to clarify
your thoughts and journal and learn and
research. Almost everything you do in
any kind of business from writing
landing pages to content to captions to
ads to video scripts etc. The foundation
is writing. Right? If you choose a skill
that isn't as holistic, then it's going
to take a lot longer to see results. The
reason I created something like 2-hour
writer, which goes over my systems, is
because I I truly believe that writing
is one of the greatest skills you can
learn. That's why you create a product.
Why wouldn't I create a product that I
fully believe in and I think will get
results? I mean, almost 30,000 people
have bought it now, so that's a good
thing. Now the thing with this as you
start solving problems in your life or
identifying one problem that's taking
away from other quadrants and then
trying to solve it is that that shift
may make another problem more apparent
like if you're trying to start a
business but you're still low energy
then it's going to be difficult to land
potential customers or to actually write
well or have great ideas. Reaching the
next level of business may not require
more development in business but in
solving problems related to the body,
mind or spirit. Even then, you may build
an incredible business and have all the
money in the world, but you can have a
hole in the middle of your chest due to
a lack of meaning in your vocational
pursuits. By the simple nature of
problem solving and staying vigilant of
distractions that prevent you from
noticing them, you create a lifestyle
where work becomes play, health is your
default state, meaning is abundant, and
your mind is on your side. Now, if you
want to study this more on your own,
what I would recommend doing is going to
the links in the description, getting
the human 3.0 knowledge base, copy
pasting it into AI or into an AI
project, and just start asking it
questions, and I think you'll be
surprised. Second, if you want to find
your metatype, then you can go and also
download the metatype prompt. All you do
is send this prompt into Claude or
ChatgBT, and then it will start asking
you questions and break it down. This is
actually crazy because one uh a business
partner slash close friend of mine
plugged this in and it made him cry
because it went that deep. So if you
want to understand yourself a lot, try
out the metatype prompt and of course
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