Impact Theory With Tom Bilyeu

If you’ve noticed the price of eggs recently you may have realized the pain of the recession we’re currently experiencing. Making money during a recession is not only possible, it’s often said to be the time when millionaires are made. Graham Stephan, host of Iced Coffee Hour, successful YouTuber with over 500 million views started his journey to financial success at 18 years old at the start of the 2008 financial crisis. Years later, over 30 and more than $120 million in real estate sales later, he’s one of the biggest millennial influencers sharing his wins, failures, and experiences for everyone to learn. In this episode Graham talks about spotting opportunities, doubling down on where you put your efforts, his approach to investing, and how he beat the market with a monkey picking investment stocks. Before you think he had a lucky break into real estate, Graham breaks down how much free work he did to learn real estate, make money, and gain mastery. Struggling to see opportunities when everyday feels

Welcome to another insightful episode of "Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu," where your host, Tom Bilyeu, dives deep into today's most pressing and trending topics. This episode is all about Tom's unique viewpoints on crucial cultural, technological, and political issues that are shaping our world. We start with Tom's take on the rapidly evolving landscape of AI, discussing everything from the future of AI censorship wars to groundbreaking advancements in daily task management and travel booking. Tom also talks about the power of AI in coding and how it’s transforming the personal and professional spheres. Shifting gears, Tom reflects on his entrepreneurial journey, emphasizing the significance of having a strong "why" to persevere through challenges. He shares his insights on education reform, comparing the outcomes of traditional public schools and charter schools, and advocates for merit-based testing to uplift future generations. Tom also delves into the intricate geopolitical scene, addressing issues lik

On This Page: Wishing your way to wealth and success, complaining about who is wealthy, and riding the wave of misplaced time, money and effort is not why you’re here. Stock markets, investment portfolios, 401Ks, and bank accounts look like the stuff global disasters are made of. You’re living through weird times and having a biological experience of unforeseen proportions when you look at the global economic sh*t storm we’re in. So the top 5 ideas and people you’re spending your time with really matters, perhaps more than ever before. Perspective is key, and you get to decide if you’re living in a friendly or hostile world. Raoul Pal, CEO and co-founder of Real Vision, has some ideas that can certainly help average up how you think about getting through our current recession. Whether your money is all in crypto, in a 401k that’s reduced by half, or in none of the above, the ideas that Raoul shares in this episode may be some of the most important ideas you’ve ever heard. Are you still living and acting ba

In this thought-provoking episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu, Tom sits down with tech visionary Mark Andreessen for an insightful discussion on the evolving role of technology in shaping our future. From the promise of AI and robotics to the pivotal lessons from historical economic changes, Mark argues that today's children will live better lives than their parents, thanks to technological advancements. Together, they delve into the implications of slow and rapid technology adoption across various sectors, highlighting how healthcare, education, and housing can benefit from embracing innovation. They explore the inefficiencies plaguing large corporations and juxtapose them with the rapid, iterative methodologies championed by leaders like Elon Musk. Mark offers a nuanced perspective on America's unique dynamism, driven by its people and less stifled by regulation compared to Europe. He and Tom also dive into the potential societal conflicts arising from AI, the nuances of free speech in the digital ag

In this thought-provoking episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu, Tom sits down with tech visionary Mark Andreessen for an insightful discussion on the evolving role of technology in shaping our future. From the promise of AI and robotics to the pivotal lessons from historical economic changes, Mark argues that today's children will live better lives than their parents, thanks to technological advancements. Together, they delve into the implications of slow and rapid technology adoption across various sectors, highlighting how healthcare, education, and housing can benefit from embracing innovation. They explore the inefficiencies plaguing large corporations and juxtapose them with the rapid, iterative methodologies championed by leaders like Elon Musk. Mark offers a nuanced perspective on America's unique dynamism, driven by its people and less stifled by regulation compared to Europe. He and Tom also dive into the potential societal conflicts arising from AI, the nuances of free speech in the digital ag

On this episode of Conversations with Tom Bilyeu, Thomas Chatterton Williams tells his own story of unlearning poisonous stories about race through extensive reading, living in a new country, and reflecting on his own family. As the discussion progresses, he confronts the challenges we face in getting past mere anger to build the beautiful society that we ought to be able to live in. [Original air date: 6-25-20]. SHOW NOTES: Thomas talks about a novel that he tried to write that he had to give up on [1:00] Fiction is a very different medium from non-fiction writing and requires different skills [5:17] Nothing is ever wasted, and the best of the lost novel ended up in his non-fiction work [9:00] Thomas credits his father as being the first guy who “pulled himself out of the Matrix” [13:01] Thomas tells the story of the poet he is named after [18:47] Thomas then explains how he and his wife chose his daughter’s name [21:20] Thomas describes how stepping out of America caused him to view race different

Tom Bilyeu and Cindy field questions from the Impact Theory Community including: Tom, who is your favorite Superhero, and what was the most IMPACTful moment in comic book history for you personally? And how do comic books fit into modern day mythology? Have you considered having a guest perform one of their key skills with you and then deconstruct it during the show? (e.g. red teaming with Tim Ferriss) Tom I'm thinking of leaving my secure job with a great pension. I want to go into teaching but I still want to be more secure in what I want to do. Any suggestions? Any suggestions for us retired folks? And more... [Original air date: 2-18-17]. CHECK OUT OUR SPONSORS Range Rover: Explore the Range Rover Sport at  https://landroverUSA.com Oracle: Take a free test drive of OCI at https://oracle.com/theory Shopify: Sign up for your one-dollar-per-month trial period at https://shopify.com/impact Momentous: Shop now at https://livemomentous.com and use code IMPACT for 20% your new Momentous routine.

On this episode of Conversations with Tom, host Tom Bilyeu and guest Daniel Schmachtenberger engage in a fascinating discussion about social media, neural warfare, game theory, power itself, and the ways that our society has over-optimized. In particular, they talk about why it’s so important to stop trying to be right, why we need to start thinking in more complex ways, and why the real battlefield is the human mind. [Original air date: 6-11-20]. SHOW NOTES: Daniel was home-schooled, allowed to study whatever he thought was most important [0:30] Daniel’s parents actually referred to his family as an “experiment” [3:40] By the time a child goes to school, civilization has already been imprinted on them [6:04] Daniel advocates that optimization is actually a part of the problem [8:37] Daniel details exactly why trying to optimize leads to serious problems [13:14] Daniel talks about how to understand civilization’s history through game theory [18:40] Some kinds of value can be extracted and lead to power, an

Welcome to a special episode of Impact Theory, where we turn the spotlight on our remarkable host, Tom Bilyeu. Known for his insightful interviews and thought-provoking commentary, Tom has consistently pushed the boundaries of what's possible. In this episode, we delve into Tom’s unique perspectives on the evolving public perceptions of prominent figures, and the delicate balance between making bold statements and the ensuing risks in today's culture. We explore Tom’s views on the transformative power of AI and robotics, drawing from Elon Musk’s groundbreaking innovations. Tom shares his thoughts on the societal demand for clear stances on issues, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on personal and societal growth, and the cyclical nature of cultural divisions. Tom reflects on Donald Trump's career, examining the intricacies of his political and business achievements. He predicts a future where robotics become as ubiquitous as cell phones and discusses the profound possibilities and potential challenges of

Today, we delve into the transformative power of artificial intelligence with our distinguished guest, Emad Mostaque. In this episode, we explore the multifaceted role of AI in addressing critical global challenges like population decline, mental health, and elderly care. We also discuss how AI's inductive reasoning and mathematical capabilities are revolutionizing various sectors, from education and healthcare to business and creative industries. Tom Bilyeu and Emad Mostaque illuminate the promising advancements in robotics, such as the Unitree G1 and Tesla's Optimus robot, poised to become as ubiquitous as cars in the near future. They examine the deflationary effects of AI on the economy, its potential in government transparency, and the ethical considerations of AI recreating loved ones' voices. Join us as we navigate the intricacies of AI's current capabilities and its future trajectory, from personalized educational tools to brain-computer interfaces and beyond. This episode promises a comprehensive

Today, we're joined by Emad Mostaque, an innovative leader in the AI field and founder of Shelling AiH. In this episode, we delve deep into the intricacies of artificial intelligence, exploring its immense potential as well as the challenges and ethical dilemmas it poses. Tom and Emad discuss the critical aspects of AI control, the risk of subtle manipulation, and the importance of decentralized and open-source models. They investigate how AI can transform sectors like education, healthcare, and governance, while also addressing concerns about autonomy, transparency, and societal impacts. Join us as we navigate the philosophical and practical dimensions of AI's role in our future, examining everything from economic disruptions to the potential reshaping of democracy, and the very nature of work and human fulfillment. This discussion is packed with insights, thought-provoking questions, and forward-thinking solutions that you won't want to miss. SHOWNOTES 00:00 China's geostrategic impact more concerning

Are you tired of personal finance advice that makes you feel terrible for buying lattes? Well, the “no-BS money man for the new generation”, Ramit Sethi, is tired of bad personal finance advice too. Instead of giving you guilt trips about life’s daily pleasures, he tells you how to negotiate a 25k raise. On this episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu, Ramit Sethi, author of “I Will Teach You to be Rich”, does just that. Find out how to negotiate big raises, control your spending, get out of debt, and form positive money habits that will make you financially free. [Original air date: 8-13-19]. SHOW NOTES: Ramit describes the connections between systemic inequality and mindset [2:39] Ramit talks about how 90% of people in debt don’t know how much they owe [4:16] Ramit describes people’s invisible beliefs about money [5:35] Tom and Ramit discuss how to get through to people about making money [8:09] Tom and Ramit discuss spending on what you really love [12:20] Ramit defines a rich life [14:54] R

Tom Bilyeu and Cindy field questions from the Impact Theory community on moderation and the steps you can take to set goals and crush them. [Original air date: March 12, 2017]. CHECK OUT OUR SPONSORS ButcherBox: Get your choice of a free protein in every box for a year, plus that $20 off your first order with code IMPACT at https://butcherbox.com/impact. Tonal: Go to https://tonal.com and get $200 off with promo code IMPACT. Huel: Try Huel with 15% OFF today using code IMPACT at https://huel.com/impact. Miro: Bring your teams to Miro’s revolutionary Innovation Workspace and be faster from idea to outcome at https://miro.com. Design.com: Ready to transform your brand? Head to https://design.com/impacttheory and get up to 88% off. FOLLOW TOM: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tombilyeu/ Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tombilyeu?lang=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/tombilyeu YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TomBilyeu What's up, everybody? It's Tom Bilyeu here. If you're serious about leveling up your

Welcome back to another riveting episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu! In today's show, we dive deep into Tom's reflections on self-trust, navigating crises, and the power of integrity in public discourse. We also explore the fascinating world of superheroes, where Tom shares his admiration for Doctor Manhattan's transformative abilities and Batman's dedication to training and research, while our guest Drew brings Spider-Man's relatability and humor into the spotlight. We tackle the complexities of the political landscape, examining everything from the influence of cultural shifts on betting markets to Elon Musk's impact on political campaigns. We also discuss the economic challenges posed by inflation and fiscal literacy, critiquing current political strategies and the efficacy of educating the public on intricate issues. Tom and Drew don't shy away from controversial topics, debating climate change mitigation methods like nuclear and solar energy, and the implications of future-focused technologies su

What is reality? What is the nature of consciousness? How do we know that what we are experiencing is base reality and not a simulation? These may seem like the kind of questions that you’d associate with modern concepts like The Matrix and simulation theory, but the fact is that every ancient philosophical tradition has wrestled with these problems in some form or another. And with the advent of rich, complex VR worlds and the nascent metaverse, even more philosophers are turning toward these deep questions of consciousness and the human experience. One of the most interesting thinkers in this space is David Chalmers, Professor of Philosophy and Neural Science at New York University, and co-director of the Center for Mind, Brain, and Consciousness. In his latest book, Reality+: virtual worlds and the problems of philosophy, David investigates not only the nature of reality, but how we should conceptualize virtual reality, the idea that we can actually live a meaningful life in VR, how we know there’s a

In today's episode of Impact Theory, Tom Bilyeu sits down with Dr. Peter Attia to dive deep into the complex and multifaceted issues surrounding modern society's impact on men's health. They discuss everything from the plunging levels of testosterone to the weighty effects of body fat on hormone balance. Peter Attia offers an eye-opening perspective on androgen receptor saturation and its critical role in shaping our mood and physical strength, while also highlighting the potential benefits and risks of testosterone therapy. Venturing into history, they explore life expectancy trends, reflecting on how stress and lifestyle changes have influenced longevity. They also address the emerging challenges posed by "deaths of despair" among men and the profound sense of isolation many face today. Join us as we uncover the unsettling reality of a society grappling with the unintended consequences of its advancements. Additionally, the duo dives into the effects of substances like alcohol and marijuana, scrutinizing

In today's episode of Impact Theory, Tom Bilyeu sits down with Dr. Peter Attia to dive deep into the complex and multifaceted issues surrounding modern society's impact on men's health. They discuss everything from the plunging levels of testosterone to the weighty effects of body fat on hormone balance. Peter Attia offers an eye-opening perspective on androgen receptor saturation and its critical role in shaping our mood and physical strength, while also highlighting the potential benefits and risks of testosterone therapy. Venturing into history, they explore life expectancy trends, reflecting on how stress and lifestyle changes have influenced longevity. They also address the emerging challenges posed by "deaths of despair" among men and the profound sense of isolation many face today. Join us as we uncover the unsettling reality of a society grappling with the unintended consequences of its advancements. Additionally, the duo dives into the effects of substances like alcohol and marijuana, scrutinizing

On this episode of Conversations with Tom, Donald Hoffman and Tom Bilyeu discuss the fascinating possibilities that stem from the theory that evolution gave us the equivalent of a desktop interface that hides the real truth from us so that we can take effective action. They discuss the nature of consciousness, free will, space-time, causality and the self. [Original air date: 5-28-20]. SHOW NOTES: Most of us believe that we see reality as it is. But we don’t. [1:14] Donald describes how mathematical game theory explains natural selection [3:42] Donald talks about a game he created to simulate evolution [9:33] Seeing the truth and seeing what you need to survive are very different things [13:51] Evolution gave us the equivalent of a desktop interface, not the truth [18:11] Every creature has a different user interface and perceives a different reality [24:57] If we let go of logic and reasoning, then we have nothing left [32:10] There will always be unprovable truths. You can never know it all. [35:14] Don

So you want to be wealthy and financially free in 3 years? It’s not an impossible dream, stranger things have happened, but there are a few things to consider and today’s episode is food for thought on if you know the money game well enough to build your wealth and get rich in 3 years. Tom is giving a masterclass on all the things he’s learned from building multiple multi-million dollar businesses over the years. He isn’t someone that’s rich because he came from a wealthy family. Tom is the successful entrepreneur he is because he took some hard lumps from life alone the way of figuring out that digging in his sofa for enough change to put gas in his car wasn’t the way he wanted to live. In this episode Tom is joined by David, Noelle, and George, answering their questions about what it takes to build the kind of wealth most of us believe would be amazing. Tom doesn’t claim to be a money expert, but does say with confidence that he’s learned to get very good at making money. The key to getting rich he’s lear

Many of us can admit to loving a good underdog story. You want to see the main character go through their perilous journey and come out on the other side victorious after the big battle or challenge that was seemingly impossible. When that story is real life, it causes you to pause and take inventory of your own story. What situation are you facing, how is your current situation in comparison to the underdog you just cheered for? Sometimes those questions can really sting, especially if you feel like or can see proof that you are not living up to your full potential. Wallo267, is an incredible entrepreneur, marketer, and self-made millionaire that joins me to discuss how his no BS mentality took him from a life of crime to a life filled with meaning, purpose, and unmistakable success. He was in and out of jail from the age of 11 and eventually served a 20 year prison sentence. What he’s accomplished in this time and came out of jail equipped and prepared to do will leave you speechless and questioning exa