Mark Hamilton argues most people stay in 'following mode,' passively mimicking authorities instead of thinking for themselves. He says this passive acceptance of narratives from news, tech, and officials has held humanity back since the beginning, and calls for a shift to 'self leader mode' through his Neothink approach.
When we were babies, we began the use of our powerful minds through mimicking what we saw in our parents and the world around us. So we started the use of our minds in a following mode. A following mentality. Now, as adults, we have not fully outgrown and moved on from that following mentality.
I can demonstrate to you by asking you this question. Do you hear the narrative and easily follow what you're told?
Say, by the nightly news, or by.
Things you read on big tech or online? Or things your teacher or professor might say? Or things your family might say, the crowd might say, the protesters might say? Or things you pick up around you from authorities, authoritative figures, your clergy, your governor? So if you easily listen to and.
Follow those narratives from those authorities, then think about what I'm saying about the following mode. Do you step back and take a skeptical look at everything and use your mind to think about those narratives and to develop your own thoughts and conclusions without pressure from those authorities to follow? I'm here to tell you that the following mode leaves our minds impotent, whereas developing the self leader mode.
Brings our minds into omnipotence.
So I can teach you the self leader mode through my Neo Think my Neothink writings. Go to neothink.com to subscribe to my free Neothink newsletter.
