Inspirational/motivational speakers bore me, and I question their usefulness

[DisillusionedCitizen]

I don't seek inspirational quotes. At least, not actively; if I happen to inspire someone, speech or no speech, it's merely a byproduct of me doing well at something. Whenever I hear a motivational speech nowadays, I'm just not pumped at all. People have feelings and all, but Is this just the only strategy they have going for them? It's possible to play Now with this out of the way, I'm thinking, "any person who speak with conviction wants to be heard, which is great and all, but when certain people are silenced, at what point does the idea stop being useful?" Following this, I thought "Does a solution HAVE to spark inspiration onto others?"

There are so many inspirational speeches regarding awareness of things like depression, autism, down syndrome, schizophrenia, mental health, etc. It seems they only talk about the symptoms, but put no real effort into finding the causes. This made wonder, "what's the point of spreading awareness if they aren't going to discover the causes of these illnesses?" It's basically whack-a-mole when they just speak about the symptoms.

It makes me wonder if these types of people are overestimating themselves. Because either way, they certainly underestimate how duplicitous the Jew can be.

People who speak with convictions have a tendency to mistake their validated beliefs as the truth. Is this why Nietzsche deemed convictions to be more dangerous than lies?

 

[Symmachos-ZEUS/SHAITAN]

I don't seek inspirational quotes. At least, not actively; if I happen to inspire someone, speech or no speech, it's merely a byproduct of me doing well at something. Whenever I hear a motivational speech nowadays, I'm just not pumped at all. People have feelings and all, but Is this just the only strategy they have going for them? It's possible to play Now with this out of the way, I'm thinking, "any person who speak with conviction wants to be heard, which is great and all, but when certain people are silenced, at what point does the idea stop being useful?" Following this, I thought "Does a solution HAVE to spark inspiration onto others?"

There are so many inspirational speeches regarding awareness of things like depression, autism, down syndrome, schizophrenia, mental health, etc. It seems they only talk about the symptoms, but put no real effort into finding the causes. This made wonder, "what's the point of spreading awareness if they aren't going to discover the causes of these illnesses?" It's basically whack-a-mole when they just speak about the symptoms.

It makes me wonder if these types of people are overestimating themselves. Because either way, they certainly underestimate how duplicitous the Jew can be.

People who speak with convictions have a tendency to mistake their validated beliefs as the truth. Is this why Nietzsche deemed convictions to be more dangerous than lies?

I often think that motivational speeches are just clichés, something to "make everyone feel good right away" without going into the problem in depth, to the detriment of the reality and usefulness of what is being proposed.

This is why every time I try to inspire someone, instead of simple motivational speeches, I bring personal experiences. Often, to motivate, we use levels of awareness of elementary school children, that is, truly banal speeches that are within everyone's reach.

Yesterday I was at the annual national martial arts training camp. During the final awards ceremony, an event manager gave a speech regarding the disability sector in martial arts. She was explaining that many parents came to her and prevented their child from practicing martial arts, because they didn't want their child's disability to be known; and this is a frequent situation.

Regardless of the personal opinions one may have about disability, I was truly disgusted that the motivational response of the event manager on this topic was something like: "it doesn't matter if you have a disability, you're like normal people because martial arts heal everyone, etc."

This motivational speech disgusted me and I didn't even applaud because I simply thought that the best way to "include" disabled people as this person was trying to do, could NEVER be to normalize disability, on the contrary, I knew that the best way of inclusion is to RECOGNIZE the person's limiting problem in order to work on it and NOT put them on the same level as others as if there were no problem.

However, the others applauded because motivational speeches about disabled people are touching, etc. This is to say that in my opinion if you want to motivate someone you have to do it through experience and acquired awareness, banal phrases just to support empty ideals can even cause the opposite effect and demotivate someone who is not a complete idiot, but has a minimum of intellect.

 

[Larissa666]

I don't seek inspirational quotes. At least, not actively; if I happen to inspire someone, speech or no speech, it's merely a byproduct of me doing well at something. Whenever I hear a motivational speech nowadays, I'm just not pumped at all. People have feelings and all, but Is this just the only strategy they have going for them? It's possible to play Now with this out of the way, I'm thinking, "any person who speak with conviction wants to be heard, which is great and all, but when certain people are silenced, at what point does the idea stop being useful?" Following this, I thought "Does a solution HAVE to spark inspiration onto others?"

There are so many inspirational speeches regarding awareness of things like depression, autism, down syndrome, schizophrenia, mental health, etc. It seems they only talk about the symptoms, but put no real effort into finding the causes. This made wonder, "what's the point of spreading awareness if they aren't going to discover the causes of these illnesses?" It's basically whack-a-mole when they just speak about the symptoms.

It makes me wonder if these types of people are overestimating themselves. Because either way, they certainly underestimate how duplicitous the Jew can be.

People who speak with convictions have a tendency to mistake their validated beliefs as the truth. Is this why Nietzsche deemed convictions to be more dangerous than lies?

You really are true to your username.

 

[DisillusionedCitizen]

You really are true to your username.

I can't fully tell if that's a good thing or not, but thank you nevertheless.

 

[Ælberiigor]

People who speak with convictions have a tendency to mistake their validated beliefs as the truth. Is this why Nietzsche deemed convictions to be more dangerous than lies?

It seems to me that :
Aptitude to feel and transmits emotion with a public is linked to Venus (voice) and Uranus (Masses) - politician profile.
But the aptitude to understand a subject in depth is more closely linked to Mercury and/or Saturn - scientist profile.

So, in general, you learn more from reading boring books than from listening conferences...

 

[DisillusionedCitizen]

It seems to me that :
Aptitude to feel and transmits emotion with a public is linked to Venus (voice) and Uranus (Masses) - politician profile.
But the aptitude to understand a subject in depth is more closely linked to Mercury and/or Saturn - scientist profile.

So, in general, you learn more from reading boring books than from listening conferences...

I do tend to learn more from actively reading books than to watch and listen to conferences.

At least the boring stuff tend to be more useful than the empty inspirational/motivational mania (?) We have nowadays.

 

[Ælberiigor]

At least the boring stuff tend to be more useful than the empty inspirational/motivational mania (?)

Sadly, look what's the TV is now...
This wonderful learning machine has been transformed in a brainwash engine.

It's a cultural phenomena now which describes by itself what's the kaliyuga is.
In all circumstances, the form need to be elaborated to transmit empty message.
And progressively, interesting thing are muffled then censored.

At end, it's communism. All becoming stupid lies

 

[DisillusionedCitizen]

Sadly, look what's the TV is now...
This wonderful learning machine has been transformed in a brainwash engine.

It's a cultural phenomena now which describes by itself what's the kaliyuga is.
In all circumstances, the form need to be elaborated to transmit empty message.
And progressively, interesting thing are muffled then censored.

At end, it's communism. All becoming stupid lies

This is what happens when people (mostly people outside this place) focus on the positive aspects of an idea (there isn't anything wrong with focusing on positivity) and then ignore the negatives: they think too little of the negative aspects of things (my most likely guess is to avoid stress and drama), only for them to slowly start rearing its head after Jewish intervene to subvert it. It promotes happiness & hope at the expense of the seriousness and depth. And sadly, this is what happened with the television.

Then I have people I know tell me "focus what I can control." This is a solid reassurance, but with the Jews in positions of power, everyone's going to be affected in a negative way, directly or otherwise, so that statement above falls flat, even with communication to just talk it out.

 

[Ol argedco luciftias]

Because this entire industry is just bullshit nonsense for NPCs. Companies pay these people to come speak to the workers to try to make the workers more happier about their jobs so they will have a better attitude and therefore do better work. But it accomplishes nothing because it is just nonsense. The only person who is getting a benefit is the guy getting paid a million dollars a year to go around giving dumb meaningless speeches. None of the audience cares.

 

[DisillusionedCitizen]

I often think that motivational speeches are just clichés, something to "make everyone feel good right away" without going into the problem in depth, to the detriment of the reality and usefulness of what is being proposed.

This is why every time I try to inspire someone, instead of simple motivational speeches, I bring personal experiences. Often, to motivate, we use levels of awareness of elementary school children, that is, truly banal speeches that are within everyone's reach.

Yesterday I was at the annual national martial arts training camp. During the final awards ceremony, an event manager gave a speech regarding the disability sector in martial arts. She was explaining that many parents came to her and prevented their child from practicing martial arts, because they didn't want their child's disability to be known; and this is a frequent situation.

Regardless of the personal opinions one may have about disability, I was truly disgusted that the motivational response of the event manager on this topic was something like: "it doesn't matter if you have a disability, you're like normal people because martial arts heal everyone, etc."

This motivational speech disgusted me and I didn't even applaud because I simply thought that the best way to "include" disabled people as this person was trying to do, could NEVER be to normalize disability, on the contrary, I knew that the best way of inclusion is to RECOGNIZE the person's limiting problem in order to work on it and NOT put them on the same level as others as if there were no problem.

However, the others applauded because motivational speeches about disabled people are touching, etc. This is to say that in my opinion if you want to motivate someone you have to do it through experience and acquired awareness, banal phrases just to support empty ideals can even cause the opposite effect and demotivate someone who is not a complete idiot, but has a minimum of intellect.

Yeah, motivational quotes have become little more than an overtrusted strategy for people who just want to pursue happiness, an idea that has itself become corrupted in some form.

Speaking of overtrust, is there anything else in civilization that people either trust too much or trust beyond its normal capabilities? Because whatever NPCs are preaching, it's not enough to expose the Jews.

 

[Ælberiigor]

Yeah, motivational quotes have become little more than an overtrusted strategy for people who just want to pursue happiness, an idea that has itself become corrupted in some form.

Speaking of overtrust, is there anything else in civilization that people either trust too much or trust beyond its normal capabilities? Because whatever NPCs are preaching, it's not enough to expose the Jews.

It seems it's exactly the point. In the same vein there are controlled opposition or xtianism.
Dead-ends for sheep who want to escape, while turning the concept of slaughterhouse into an absurd idea.