Impact Theory With Tom Bilyeu

Welcome to Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu. In this riveting episode, Tom sits down with Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, to dive deep into the intricacies of our evolving financial landscape. Together, they explore why people are willing to sacrifice privacy for convenience, the challenges of financial independence, and the implications of impending inflation. Arthur and Tom dissect the potential collapse of the fiat financial system, cryptocurrency as an alternative, and the role of large asset managers. They discuss economic strategies, including government policies, the risks and rewards of various investments, and the impact of geopolitical events on financial stability. From the nuances of Bitcoin and Ethereum to the global trend of de-dollarization and Japan’s economic capacity, this conversation covers it all. Join us as we navigate the uncertainties of the financial markets, the future of digital money, and strategies for navigating high volatility. Whether you're an investor, a crypto enthusi

Welcome to Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu. In this riveting episode, Tom sits down with Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, to dive deep into the intricacies of our evolving financial landscape. Together, they explore why people are willing to sacrifice privacy for convenience, the challenges of financial independence, and the implications of impending inflation. Arthur and Tom dissect the potential collapse of the fiat financial system, cryptocurrency as an alternative, and the role of large asset managers. They discuss economic strategies, including government policies, the risks and rewards of various investments, and the impact of geopolitical events on financial stability. From the nuances of Bitcoin and Ethereum to the global trend of de-dollarization and Japan’s economic capacity, this conversation covers it all. Join us as we navigate the uncertainties of the financial markets, the future of digital money, and strategies for navigating high volatility. Whether you're an investor, a crypto enthusi

Gender roles and equality continue to be a hot topic of discussion. As women make progress in the workplace, gender pay gaps improve, educational opportunities are getting better as women break glass ceilings. Every action has a reaction and now we’re starting to see unintended problems arise for men. There is a mating crisis stemming from the masculinity crisis that has men and women questioning what it means to be a man. Chris Williamson is a podcaster, YouTuber, and former professional party boy. His podcast Modern Wisdom is the inside journey of him learning out loud from some of the most interesting people on the planet. He’s working on his first book about the mating crisis and joining Tom in this thought provoking conversation about masculinity that doesn’t diminish femininity. With women outperforming men in education and earning more than men in 2023 while also being the gatekeepers of sex men are turning to porn and video games, while women struggle to find male partners that complement their s

Welcome back to Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu! Today, we dive into Part 2 of our enlightening conversation with the renowned psychologist and philosopher, Jordan Peterson. In this episode, Tom and Jordan explore the complexities of emerging as a genuine individual and the delicate dance between order and chaos in shaping our identities. They critique the oversimplified notion of self-defined identity and discuss the profound impact of beliefs on emotions and behavior. We delve into some weighty concepts, from the definition of God and the reality of evil to the negotiation of identity through childhood and social structures. Jordan shares thought-provoking insights on the transformative power of narratives, the importance of confronting suffering with courage, and the timeless battle against entropy. SHOWNOTES 00:00 Guidance on life's journey, find inner spirit. 18:00 Alternative truth embedded in tradition and consensus. 28:07 Identity is practical, like a dramatic role. 40:11 Child and adolescent sociali

Tom Bilyeu and Cindy field questions from the Impact Theory Community including: *Have you considered creating an Impact Theory University Master's Degree Program? *Perhaps along the lines of Singularity University, but online and aiming at a much larger global audience… *What is your number one tool for building rapport with your guests? *When setting up Impact Theory, what was the hardest hurdle that you had to overcome? *In Steven Johnson's book, Where Good Ideas Come From, he speaks about the commonplace book. *Do you journal or write when you read? What it would look like to find the next 1000 Elon Musks. And more. CHECK OUT OUR SPONSORS EightSleep: Head to https://impacttheory.co/EightSleeppodAugust24 and use code IMPACT to get $350 off your Pod 4 Ultra. Netsuite: Head to https://impacttheory.co/NetsuitepodAugust24 for Netsuite’s one-of-a-kind flexible financing program for a few more weeks! Range Rover: Explore the Range Rover Sport at https://impacttheory.co/landroverpodAugust24 Betterhelp: Visit ht

In this riveting episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu, we dive deep into the intricate and thought-provoking perspectives of renowned psychologist and cultural commentator, Jordan Peterson. Join us as we explore the powerful symbolism in Pinocchio's journey of self-realization, and uncover the pressing issues in today's world from economic downtrends in Canada to global conflicts and the shadow of potential wars. Peterson eloquently discusses the importance of individual responsibility in fostering global harmony and the profound implications of his upcoming book, "We Who Wrestle With God." Prepare for a deep dive into existential truths, the role of wisdom in navigating life's battles, and the potential dangers of authoritarianism and ideological extremes. This episode promises to challenge your thoughts and inspire meaningful reflections on your personal journey and place in the world. Tune in for a compelling conversation that bridges the spectrum of human experience and intellectual curiosity. SHOWN

In this riveting episode of "Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu," host Tom Bilyeu sits down with Rudyard Lynch, a provocative historian and creator of the YouTube channel "What If Alt Hist." Together, they delve into the concept of societal suicide, examining the breakdowns that drive communities to self-destruction. Lynch provides an unsettling perspective on the decline of Western culture, the ramifications of economic policies, and the creeping dangers of technological and governmental control. Join us as we navigate these complex issues, from the manipulation of money and rising debt, to the socio-political shifts that threaten our future. This episode promises to challenge your perceptions and offer crucial insights into the mechanisms driving our world's turmoil. SHOWNOTES: 00:00 Doubt cast on election, potential for conflict. 07:38 Budget and election issues lead to parallel governments. 15:02 Right wins geographically, politically, strategically over left. 19:00 Debt is a predictor of societal outcomes

In this riveting episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu, we dive deep into a multitude of pressing political and economic issues with our guest, Nicole Shanahan. Nicole dissects the legacy of Trump's first term, exploring his contentious relationship with big pharma and the implications for his potential future policies. We delve into the impact of Peter Thiel and the PayPal mafia on the Republican party and question the integrity of potential vice presidential candidates. The discussion then shifts to financial matters, where Tom and Nicole sound off on the consequences of government-sanctioned currency creation, inflation, and the viability of alternative currency systems like bitcoin. They also analyze the generational divide in economic experiences, particularly the innovative approaches to money management adopted by millennials. SHOWNOTES 00:00 Prioritize spending reduction, audit, stimulate economy, address inflation. 03:51 Supreme Court overturns Chevron deference, empowering courts. 07:38 Limit

In this riveting episode of "Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu," host Tom Bilyeu sits down with Rudyard Lynch, a provocative historian and creator of the YouTube channel "What If Alt Hist." Together, they delve into the concept of societal suicide, examining the breakdowns that drive communities to self-destruction. Lynch provides an unsettling perspective on the decline of Western culture, the ramifications of economic policies, and the creeping dangers of technological and governmental control. Join us as we navigate these complex issues, from the manipulation of money and rising debt, to the socio-political shifts that threaten our future. This episode promises to challenge your perceptions and offer crucial insights into the mechanisms driving our world's turmoil. SHOWNOTES: 00:00 Doubt cast on election, potential for conflict. 07:38 Budget and election issues lead to parallel governments. 15:02 Right wins geographically, politically, strategically over left. 19:00 Debt is a predictor of societal outcomes

The economic winter no one wants is here, and if you’re not snowboarding you may be standing still frozen, in denial, or completely unaware. It’s time to get your mindset around being recession proof. “In times of recession there are massive opportunities and fortunes to be made, so for new up and coming entrepreneurs, this is the time to go and start a business.” -Richard Branson Over the last few years we’ve dealt with many challenges as a society and many more as individuals, and one thing is for sure, you either saw opportunity, you retreated and gave into anxiety, or you froze and did nothing. During COVID, businesses were lost, and businesses were made. Dean Graziosi has been around for well over 25 years experiencing the economic cycles, business cycles, and life’s cycles. He’s joining Tom in this episode to share his experiences through his own real life difficulties to remind you to get your mindset around the reality of the economic situation going on, and decide how you’re going to respond. How

On this episode of Conversations with Tom, Jamie Hetzl talks about the future of genetic engineering, the moral questions surrounding it, and the kinds of values he hopes we uphold while charting the course of our own evolution. He and Tom also discuss culture wars, science fiction and the potential problems with immortality. [Original air date: 9-3-20]. SHOW NOTES: Jamie discusses his book Hacking Darwin and how we can now influence evolution [0:26] Jamie forecasts what we will evolve into a thousand years from now [2:20] Jamie tells the story of natural evolution [5:29] Jamie talks about how we will be able to eliminate genetic diseases [9:05] Real science that’s happening now feels like science fiction [14:01] At first genetic modifications will seem shocking, but then they’ll become normal [16:58] Do we really want natural people, or do we want steroids and genetic modifications? [19:56] Jamie tries to figure out where we should draw the line on genetic modification [23:53] Jamie discusses the

Today, we're diving deep into the turbulent currents shaping our world with none other than geopolitical expert Ian Bremmer. In this compelling dialogue, we unpack the seemingly insurmountable challenges and potential solutions surrounding AI, global political instability, and the future of American democracy. Ian Bremmer, founder of the Eurasia Group, joins Tom to discuss why he views Trump as a necessary "chaos agent" in a broken American system, the critical role of transparency and regulation in AI development, and the potential backlash against wealth-driven acceptance at universities. They delve into the geopolitical ramifications of conflicts in regions like Ukraine and the Middle East, the deteriorating state of U.S. political institutions, and the global implications of increased individualism and capitalism. Together, they also explore the existential risks posed by unregulated AI, the urgent need for collaboration between tech companies and governments, and the potential for a radical reshaping o

Today, we're diving deep into the turbulent currents shaping our world with none other than geopolitical expert Ian Bremmer. In this compelling dialogue, we unpack the seemingly insurmountable challenges and potential solutions surrounding AI, global political instability, and the future of American democracy. Ian Bremmer, founder of the Eurasia Group, joins Tom to discuss why he views Trump as a necessary "chaos agent" in a broken American system, the critical role of transparency and regulation in AI development, and the potential backlash against wealth-driven acceptance at universities. They delve into the geopolitical ramifications of conflicts in regions like Ukraine and the Middle East, the deteriorating state of U.S. political institutions, and the global implications of increased individualism and capitalism. Together, they also explore the existential risks posed by unregulated AI, the urgent need for collaboration between tech companies and governments, and the potential for a radical reshaping o

Welcome back to part 2 of this episode of Impact Theory with author & thought-leader Richard Reeves.  Continue as we dive deeper into the potential cultural shifts that could help men find their place in this rapidly changing world, the narrative that paints men as barriers to women’s career progression, and the implications of AI companions on relationships. Richard also highlights the profound impact that cultural storytelling, like the show “16 and Pregnant,” can have on societal issues, often eclipsing policy efforts, along with the historical and contemporary shifts in human reproduction, marriage, and societal trends.  Dive into this crucial discussion on the state of men and boys in today's society with Richard Reeves now! And if you're loving the Impact Theory Podcast, please take a moment to leave us a review or rate the show. Your feedback is incredibly valuable! CHECK OUT OUR SPONSORS Schwank Outdoors:  Visit https://impacttheory.co/SchwankGrillsPodAugust24 and use promo code IMPACT to get $15

Welcome to another episode of Impact Theory, I’m Tom Bilyeu!  In today’s episode, Richard Reeves is here to talk about the complex dynamics that have left many men struggling in various aspects of life.  Richard Reeves is an author who was named one of the top 50 thinkers in the US for his work on class and inequality, is a leading thought disruptor in masculinity, and he is the founder and president of the American Institute for Boys and Men.  This episode uncovers how systemic neglect, cultural shifts, and educational disparities are impacting men, everything from population collapse to sex robots!  We touch on:  - Why boys are falling behind in every stage of education, from pre-K to post-grad - The reasons behind stagnating male wages and declining employment rates - How transformations in family structures are leaving men uncertain about their roles in 2024 - The unintended consequences of policies like Title IX on men and boys - What needs to change to redefine masculinity and create a positive

Looking for a high value man or woman will have you feeling more detached from yourself and reality than figuring out your life’s purpose. Generally speaking there are natural occurring differences between men and women that do not have to be viewed as adversarial or problematic. In today’s social media influenced dating scene, there are so many toxic ideals floating around that dating and finding relationships are more difficult than they ever were before. Traditional male roles are being attacked for being toxically unacceptable by today’s internet standards and both men and women are feeling pressure to live up to standards that a narrow percentage of people will actually fit into. Stephan Speaks is joining Tom to address a very hard conversation. Stephan Speaks has garnered hundreds of millions of views from his own YouTube presence as a relationship expert focused on helping men and women create healthier happier relationships aligned with the essence of their true self. He’s not shy about calling out

On Today's Episode: What in the crypto is actually going on? In the middle of the financial crisis we’re experiencing, people are acting out of desperation, and emotions are possibly leading the charge. Raoul Pal is back to help us understand what is the current state of crypto, why FTX has been using customer money and more importantly, why is this not as unusual as you may think. Raoul’s insights as a macro investor, former hedge fund manager that retired at 36, and co-founder of Real Vision, a financial media company, takes us to a high level view to string together how world history and demographics have brought us to this point. The key takeaway here for you is that, “the game of money is a game of psychology.” Tom Bilyeu Once you understand that this is a game, we need to know the players, the rules. The ultimate indicator of how you play this game, as Raoul explains it, is the future version of yourself and what that version wants. It indicates your debts, your risk tolerance, and what your next finan

In this compelling episode of Impact Theory, join host Tom Bilyeu and guest Dr. Bret Weinstein for a thought-provoking exploration of societal issues, personal empowerment, and intellectual growth. Tom recounts a powerful story of someone who secured a high-paying job through goal-setting and belief, emphasizing the importance of actionable skills and a growth mindset. Dr. Bret Weinstein delves into controversial topics, from the evolution of human bonding mechanisms to the dismissal of logic and science as exclusively "white." They discuss the dangerous implications of cancel culture, the attack on public truth-seeking institutions, and the potential manipulation by powerful elites. The episode also examines the interplay between empathy and personal responsibility, the friction between big ideas and practical execution, and the crucial balance of mutual respect in political discourse. Tune in as they navigate these intricate subjects, aiming to inspire informed debate and a deeper understanding of our compl

In this compelling episode of Impact Theory, join host Tom Bilyeu and guest Dr. Bret Weinstein for a thought-provoking exploration of societal issues, personal empowerment, and intellectual growth. Tom recounts a powerful story of someone who secured a high-paying job through goal-setting and belief, emphasizing the importance of actionable skills and a growth mindset. Dr. Bret Weinstein delves into controversial topics, from the evolution of human bonding mechanisms to the dismissal of logic and science as exclusively "white." They discuss the dangerous implications of cancel culture, the attack on public truth-seeking institutions, and the potential manipulation by powerful elites. SHOW NOTES: 00:00 Feeling the momentum towards disunity and conflict. 13:06 Living by your principles limits societal influence. 21:36 Preserve opportunities, liberate people, enable individual advancement. 40:27 Climate science lacks open, countervailing evidence. 43:58 Elite collusion, control, and agendas in society. 59:36

On this episode of Impact Theory, Tom Bilyeu is joined by founder and chairman of the Lindstrom Company, author, and one of TIME Magazine’s “World’s 100 Most Influential People” Martin Lindstrom to discuss such matters and more as they explore how you can begin to cut through all the noise of today and begin to reconnect with not only common sense but also a purpose that drives you forward in life. [Original air date: 2-2-21]. SHOW NOTES: Snapshot | Martin explains himself and world view in a quick snapshot. [0:32] Opportunity | Martin reveals why he still sees opportunity everywhere in this world. [1:25] Empathy | Martin shares the incredible power of empathy. [3:56] What You Stand For | Martin shares why you need to know exactly what you stand for. [7:24] Small Steps | Martin reveals how to become who you want to be through small steps. [9:44] Your Brand | Martin reveals the importance of getting your personal brand right. [14:39] Depression | Martin reveals why lack of purpose is the biggest ri