Impact Theory With Tom Bilyeu

Welcome to another episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu! In today's compelling conversation, we're joined by the outspoken and influential Candace Owens. Known for her critical stance on social policies and extensive research into controversial issues, Candace dives deep into the idea of freedom in America, revealing why she believes the nation is drifting from its founding ideals towards socialism. Throughout the episode, Candace critiques welfare systems, forced vaccinations, and educational standards, passionately advocating for self-sufficiency and practical skills like homeschooling and food growing. She also brings a personal dimension to the discussion, sharing her own experiences with vaccine injuries and why she distrusts the medical industry. Together with Tom, Candace navigates complex issues, touching upon everything from government manipulation and economic motives to cultural empowerment and the erosion of public trust. If you're ready for a thought-provoking discussion that challenges con

Welcome to Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu. In today's episode, we're diving deep into the unraveling complexities of modern society with special guest, Rory Stewart. Join hosts Tom Bilyeu and Rory Stewart as they examine the lasting relevance of the founding fathers' fears about despotic government and the evolving challenges of governance in today's technologically-driven landscape. We'll tackle pressing issues like the regulation of social media, the ethical dilemmas faced by tech giants, and the socio-political ramifications of immigration and demographic shifts. From the dynamics of populism and social media's influence on public perception, to the profound effects of economic inequality and global dissatisfaction—this episode is packed with insightful analysis and concrete examples. Discover Rory Stewart's bold perspectives on empowering local governance, optimizing foreign aid through direct cash assistance, and the delicate act of balancing free speech with curbing misinformation. Tune in for a though

Welcome to Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu. In today's episode, we're diving deep into the unraveling complexities of modern society with special guest, Rory Stewart. Join hosts Tom Bilyeu and Rory Stewart as they examine the lasting relevance of the founding fathers' fears about despotic government and the evolving challenges of governance in today's technologically-driven landscape. We'll tackle pressing issues like the regulation of social media, the ethical dilemmas faced by tech giants, and the socio-political ramifications of immigration and demographic shifts. From the dynamics of populism and social media's influence on public perception, to the profound effects of economic inequality and global dissatisfaction—this episode is packed with insightful analysis and concrete examples. Discover Rory Stewart's bold perspectives on empowering local governance, optimizing foreign aid through direct cash assistance, and the delicate act of balancing free speech with curbing misinformation. Tune in for a though

Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, blockchain, and NFTs, when does it all stop and go away? Good news, chances are it never will. Bad news, chances are it’s not going away and if you’ve been avoiding this conversation, it needs to end today. Cryptocurrency is the fastest growing technology we’ve ever witnessed in human history. 10 years ago people doubted it, laughed at it, and blew it off. Today, countries like Nigeria, Vietnam and the Philippines are starting to adopt crypto. What is often rejected and feared is typically not understood. While billionaires and master investors once turned their backs to Bitcoin and the crypto world, they are slowly coming around and see the potential of what this currency and technology really is. Anthony Pompliano joins Tom to put you on notice and help you better understand exactly why low income and middle class people literally cannot afford to continue dismissing the potential for building wealth with cryptocurrency. Blockchain is happening and there is a major shift in we

Should you always be positive? How do you deal with hate? What should you do if a goal scares the living shit out of you? Join me as I tackle all these live questions! [Original air date: 12-17-17]. CHECK OUT OUR SPONSORS Navage: Get a cleaning kit as a FREE gift with your order, but only by going to http://www.navage.com/IMPACT  Oracle: Take a free test drive of OCI at http://oracle.com/THEORY  Shopify: Sign up for a $1/month trial period at http://www.shopify.com/impact  ZBiotics: Head to http://www.zbiotics.com/impact   and use the code IMPACT at checkout for 15% off. Range Rover: Explore the Range Rover Sport at http://www.landroverusa.com/ Betterhelp: This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at https://betterhelp.com/impacttheory and get 10% off your first month. 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, everybo

Welcome back to Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu. In today's compelling episode, Tom sits down with Omar Baddar to delve into the intricate and often polarizing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. With historical context, media coverage critiques, and the profound human rights implications at its core, this discussion examines the long-standing tensions, strategic alliances, and heart-wrenching stories that shape the current landscape. Tom and Omar explore the roots of Israel's establishment and the Palestinian struggle, dissect the aggressive stances on both sides, and question the role of the U.S. as a significant player in the conflict. Tom attempts to understand the motivations behind Israel's military actions and how Hamas has evolved in response to the ongoing occupation. The episode also touches on the ethical dilemmas, international law, and the ever-evolving political dynamics in the region. Moreover, they discuss possible resolutions, including the viability of a two-state solution or a unified state with

Welcome back to Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu. In today's compelling episode, Tom sits down with Omar Baddar to delve into the intricate and often polarizing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. With historical context, media coverage critiques, and the profound human rights implications at its core, this discussion examines the long-standing tensions, strategic alliances, and heart-wrenching stories that shape the current landscape. Tom and Omar explore the roots of Israel's establishment and the Palestinian struggle, dissect the aggressive stances on both sides, and question the role of the U.S. as a significant player in the conflict. Tom attempts to understand the motivations behind Israel's military actions and how Hamas has evolved in response to the ongoing occupation. The episode also touches on the ethical dilemmas, international law, and the ever-evolving political dynamics in the region. Moreover, they discuss possible resolutions, including the viability of a two-state solution or a unified state with

Welcome to another eye-opening episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu. In today's discussion, we're diving deep into the complexities of U.S. debt with our insightful guest, David Pakman. Today explores a range of pressing economic issues—from the nuances between national and household debt to the efficacy of fiscal policies aimed at stimulating the economy. We'll uncover Pakman's critical perspectives on productive versus non-productive deficit spending and why he believes there's a public misconception about the national debt leading to economic collapse. Meanwhile, Tom Bilyeu shares his concerns about the practical implications of high debt-to-GDP ratios, drawing parallels with historical empires that fell due to overextension. Together, they delve into the sustainability of debt, the importance of comparing economic indicators like GDP and interest rates, and the potential pitfalls of rising interest rates on future generations. The episode also tackles the controversial topics of inflation, governmen

Welcome to another thought-provoking episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu. Today's episode features an enlightening conversation with David Pakman, a prominent political commentator, as he and Tom dive deep into the interplay of biology and culture in shaping political viewpoints. They explore the healthy tension created by diverse political ideologies and the importance of guardrails in governance to prevent extreme actions. Our guest and host discuss successful cultural models from around the world and the significant role of ego, skepticism, and fact-checking in public discourse. They tackle the complex nature of shared facts and how social media contributes to the widening gap in viewpoints. The episode also delves into critical issues such as voter ID laws, social democracy versus democratic socialism, and the potent impact of electoral structures in the U.S. Join us as we navigate these intricate discussions, emphasizing the importance of media literacy and critical thinking in our current politic

Decentralization has sparked more conversation and opinions than we can track. As people become more aware of the cracks in the current financial system, solutions to the ways through and over those existing barriers become more appealing. Richard Craib is the founder of the crowdsourced quant hedge fund, Numerai, which is using sophisticated machine learning to create models that essentially predict how the stock market moves. During this conversation with Tom, Richard is sharing how crypto is breaking the barriers of the old financial system that was meant to protect people, while effectively keeping everyone out. This is another resource that can be really useful in seeing the bitcoin revolution, blockchain and cryptocurrency in another light, especially through the lens of finance. [Original air date: 10-28-21]. SHOW NOTES: 0:00 | Introduction Richard Craib 0:55 | Financial System Barrier 7:29 | Blocking Innovation 13:07 | Navigating 2 Money Systems 18:13 | Crowd Validation & Volume 24:42 | Machine

In this conversation with host Tom Bilyeu, the best-selling author of “Blueprint: The Evolutionary Origins of a Good Society” discusses everything from grieving elephants to colonies on Mars and future sex robots. He explains why good human impulses are eventually more powerful than antagonism and division, describes experiments where interaction with artificial intelligence improves peoples’ behavior towards each other, and expresses hopeful optimism about our ability to constantly expand the moral sphere and upgrade the social contract. [Original air date: 7-9-20]. SHOW NOTES: Why are we cultural animals in the first place? What is the capacity for culture? [1:00] Nicholas advocates that there is more that unites humanity than there is that divides us [4:43] People don’t really think that their life experience is dictated by their group membership [7:12] When travelling, at first people seem so different, but soon it’s clear how similar we are [9:38] Nicholas discusses the ability of elephants to feel gr

In this gripping episode of Impact Theory, Tom Bilyeu sits down with the visionary crypto pioneer Arthur Hayes to dissect the tumultuous yet promising world of cryptocurrency. Tune in as they delve deep into the speculative nature of crypto investments, highlighting both the extraordinary risks and unparalleled opportunities within the space. Discover Hayes' insights on effective risk management and the resilient structure of the crypto ecosystem, even amidst crises and fraud. Navigate through the complexities of regulatory concerns and compare the vibrant innovation in crypto to the stagnation in traditional finance. Hayes presents a thought-provoking take on geopolitical dynamics, fiscal pressures, and energy's pivotal role in shaping inflation. The episode also explores game-changing events in the crypto market, including the introduction of Bitcoin ETFs and the potential impacts of institutional investments. Prepare for a visionary journey as Hayes forecasts a seismic shift in financial paradigms, with

In this gripping episode of Impact Theory, Tom Bilyeu sits down with the visionary crypto pioneer Arthur Hayes to dissect the tumultuous yet promising world of cryptocurrency. Tune in as they delve deep into the speculative nature of crypto investments, highlighting both the extraordinary risks and unparalleled opportunities within the space. Discover Hayes' insights on effective risk management and the resilient structure of the crypto ecosystem, even amidst crises and fraud. Navigate through the complexities of regulatory concerns and compare the vibrant innovation in crypto to the stagnation in traditional finance. Hayes presents a thought-provoking take on geopolitical dynamics, fiscal pressures, and energy's pivotal role in shaping inflation. The episode also explores game-changing events in the crypto market, including the introduction of Bitcoin ETFs and the potential impacts of institutional investments. Prepare for a visionary journey as Hayes forecasts a seismic shift in financial paradigms, with

Tom Bilyeu sits down with the insightful Dave Smith to delve into a host of pressing issues facing America's political landscape. The conversation ranges widely, touching upon the controversial Gaza/Israel conflict, the intricate dynamics of the Kamala Harris campaign, and the relentless media manipulation that shapes public perception. The discussion also dives deep into America's financial woes, the implications of debt cycles potentially leading to another world war, and the unpredictable nature of modern political propaganda. Alongside Tom's probing questions, Dave shares his vision of a decentralized society, the effectiveness of propaganda, and the critical necessity for a societal shift toward more localized governance and freedom. Join us as we address these multifaceted topics, questioning the status quo and considering how America can navigate through these turbulent times. This episode promises to challenge your assumptions and provide insightful perspectives on the future of American politics a

Tom Bilyeu sits down with the insightful Dave Smith to delve into a host of pressing issues facing America's political landscape. The conversation ranges widely, touching upon the controversial Gaza/Israel conflict, the intricate dynamics of the Kamala Harris campaign, and the relentless media manipulation that shapes public perception. The discussion also dives deep into America's financial woes, the implications of debt cycles potentially leading to another world war, and the unpredictable nature of modern political propaganda. Alongside Tom's probing questions, Dave shares his vision of a decentralized society, the effectiveness of propaganda, and the critical necessity for a societal shift toward more localized governance and freedom. Join us as we address these multifaceted topics, questioning the status quo and considering how America can navigate through these turbulent times. This episode promises to challenge your assumptions and provide insightful perspectives on the future of American politics a

We may have unintentionally swung the pendulum on women’s rights and equality in a way that is creating unforeseen consequences for men and boys. We’re talking about male inequality and sorting through some of the biggest contributing factors affecting fathers, sons, husbands, and boyfriends. The mounting data is telling a story of women being able to live well without the need for men and in the absence of a well defined male role in our modern society, men are on the decline. Males are struggling with education, agency, purpose, and seeing higher numbers of suicide. Richard Reeves joins Tom Bilyeu to highlight some key points that we as a society must take into consideration as we decide how to move forward. Richard was named one of the top 50 thinkers in the US for his work on class and inequality. He’s also the author of the book, Of Boys and Men. Disturbing factors Richard is underlining in this conversation includes: Women no longer need marriage to survive and marriage is proving to be more impor

Nobody is successful in life without overcoming failure and adversity several times along the way. We’re revisiting some of the most compelling interviews ever on Impact Theory in this mashup. Tai Lopez, Jay Williams, David Bayer, and Tim Grover have got heavy-duty stories about not quitting, what you need to do if you find yourself in a hole, and how you can pivot to a better life. Tai Lopez is an entrepreneur, author, investor, motivational speaker, crypto philanthropist, and creator of The 67 Steps Program. By age 21, Jay Williams had achieved his dreams of playing in the NBA and becoming wealthy. But before his second season, he suffered a horrific motorcycle accident that led to 10 surgeries, months in the ICU, and doubts that he would walk again. It took him years to heal, but he eventually clawed his way out of the darkness to become a popular NBA analyst. David Bayer built a series of highly successful internet ventures but paid a price, battling long-term drug addiction and alcoholism. He eventua

Welcome back to another insightful episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu! Today, we have a dynamic conversation featuring Codie Sanchez, a fierce advocate for contrarian thinking and financial empowerment. Codie emphasizes the value of curiosity over outright genius, the importance of ownership, and the joy found in life's inevitable difficulties. She shares her strategies for thriving during economic downturns, the benefits of surrounding yourself with high performers, and why small business ownership could be your ticket to freedom. Together, Tom and Codie delve into the significance of culture in business, the role of hard work in achieving success, and how to navigate the complexities of leadership. They challenge common assumptions, stress the importance of tough conversations, and explore the soul-nourishing aspects of work and life. SHOWNOTES Question hypotheses, test predictions, challenge understanding confidently. Confusion about fulfillment and finding happiness. Financial independence thro

Welcome back to another insightful episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu! Today, we have a dynamic conversation featuring Codie Sanchez, a fierce advocate for contrarian thinking and financial empowerment. Codie emphasizes the value of curiosity over outright genius, the importance of ownership, and the joy found in life's inevitable difficulties. She shares her strategies for thriving during economic downturns, the benefits of surrounding yourself with high performers, and why small business ownership could be your ticket to freedom. Together, Tom and Codie delve into the significance of culture in business, the role of hard work in achieving success, and how to navigate the complexities of leadership. They challenge common assumptions, stress the importance of tough conversations, and explore the soul-nourishing aspects of work and life. SHOWNOTES Recognize financial patterns to prepare for downturns. Take risks, use bankruptcy to start over. Finding joy in creating your unique path. Short-term memo

Welcome to a special edition of Impact Theory! Today, we're breaking down the 2024 Presidential Debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. In the world of politics, beliefs and values often blur into a haze of rhetoric and promises, leaving us questioning the very fabric of truth and reality. This is particularly evident in the latest 2024 presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, where the nature of political beliefs, values, and the narrative manipulation game takes center stage. Today, we delve deep into these complex themes, dissecting their debate performances and exploring the broader implications for America's future. We'll unravel the essence of politics as a frame-controlling exercise, delve into the influence of the military-industrial complex and money, and scrutinize the candidates' policies—especially around economic issues and debt. Join me as we navigate through these murky waters, drawing insights from history, economics, and human psychology. This is a conversation ab