There are different levels (or types) of aware­ness that I find are needed in order to master life. Without aware­ness, we can’t even start to solve any prob­lems we have because you don’t know what you don’t know. Once one becomes aware, then one can do some­thing about it, and that aware­ness is already half the battle. Most people are so unaware; either because of mass media control, substance abuse (phar­ma­ceu­ti­cals, alcohol, fast food, drugs, etc) and igno­rance, or a lack of tools, insights, and under­stand­ings.

In this video, I go a bit into detail about the the kinds of aware­ness one can develop from the inside out, and why it’s impor­tant to develop such skills… even if you’re not a zen monk or secret agent.

Finally I offer one last take-away advice in order to get back control of your mind and happi­ness. It’s pretty simple, but unfor­tu­nately so preva­lent most never take the leap. Though most of the smartest and happiest people I know have all done this one little thing, or at least agree.


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  1. Beginner’s Mind – The Death of “I Know” | The Polyman says:

    […] condi­tioned resis­tance to change. The scary part is that this usually happens all out of the aware­ness of your conscious thoughts, so the chances of catching it are low unless you know about this… and […]

  2. Vaibhav Rana says:

    I love you man! You are a life changer, I have so much to learn from you. You should do more more videos. I could watch you for hours so please go in to details and not limit your videos to short times.
    I took few minutes alone today to make myself aware of me and my surrounding based on these 4 types of aware­ness and what I found that I know very little about me, my family, my people, and the world I live in. It is so scary. I have known nothing yet!
    I want to thank you for sharing this knowl­edge with us. and please do more and more videos. I love your body language :)

    1. Drew Gerald says:

      Wow thanks so much man! That means a lot. I plan on doing a lot more videos, so rest assured with that. I’m not neces­sarily limiting my time, I just used to tend to ramble on and on, so I’m prac­ticing deliv­ering the same message in a more concise way.

      That’s so awesome! Awareness is such a key, and even being aware that you’ve been unaware is a huge real­iza­tion. So cool.

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