Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero - The Unreasonable Man

Episode Date: July 29, 2020

“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” - George Bernard Shaw In this episode I discuss two type of people: Those who conform to how things are and those who shape how things are, the latter of which become the architects of reality.

Welcome to Your World Within Daily. I'm Eddie Panero, and in this episode, we're going to float a reminder about the power of being one of the irrational few. Outside the norm, outside the box, or as George Bernard Shaw says, being an unreasonable. There is a quote by George Bernard Shaw. He says, the reasonable man adapts himself to the world. The unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world. to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man, the irrational few that see things

that are not there, that see their world, not as parameters that need to be adhered to or lived within, but as truly a temporary step to something greater. reality as it sits today in your life in the micro the little things you do all the way out to the world we live in are it's the manifestation of beliefs that have been brought to life right and to concede that this is how things are as as George Bernard Shaw states is not you know wrong but it's a different type of existence than understanding, hey, this is clay. This is what we build from. One is easier. When you concede that the world is what it is and you can fit snugly in there, things are simpler, but you concede your power, your ability to create change, right,

to drive towards bigger and better. You're operating at the mercy of the outside world. The unreasonable man decides what the outside world is. Takes life, finds the things that drive him or her, the things that ultimately are in their best interest and makes them. Doesn't wait, doesn't hope, doesn't look around and say, well, that's just not the way things are. they see something that most don't.

If we're looking at a staircase, right, a linear trajectory, step by step by step by step, the unreasonable man while everyone is on step two builds step three. And it doesn't make sense to the world. And sometimes it doesn't even make sense to the person building it. It's out there.

How can you justify or rationalize something that does not exist, a life that has not been created? You can't. But if you believe it and you build it, ultimately it materializes. Ultimately, it becomes that step. And then people see it and they stand on it. Then you see it and you stand on it. Then it becomes part of your day-to-day life.

That is not reasonable. It is not easy. But the best things in life never are. And so it's certainly a simplification. But, you know, simplicity. is power, right? Or the ultimate sophistication has been said. And the question is, do you look at life as something that you conform to as something that you are part of? Or do you look at life as something that you shape, that you make, and you control? Because I don't know about you, but my goal

is certainly to be an unreasonable man. My goal is to be irashtonable. My goal is to be irashton. My goal is to be a creator, a maker, a doer, someone that decides, not follows. And I know every single person listening to this has the capacity to do that. To be on the front lines of what reality is for themselves and for others. So let's make that happen. All right. I hope you enjoyed this podcast. I hope you got something from it.

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