Summary of What Do You Actually Want? | With Dr. John Delony

00:00:00 - 00:10:00

In this video, Dr. John Delony discusses what people actually want. He says that most people cannot answer the question "what do you want?" and fill it with addictions, hobbies, and dopamine chase. He says that in order to have a shared vision for the future, we need to start pointing fingers and circling the wagons. He suggests that people ask themselves micro questions about what they want in order to make goals and achieve them.

• 00:00:00 In this video, Dr. John Delony discusses what people actually want. He says that most people cannot answer the question "what do you want?" and fill it with addictions, hobbies, and dopamine chase. He says that in order to have a shared vision for the future, we need to start pointing fingers and circling the wagons. He says that the death of God is the death of a sense of higher order unity and that it is also a very complicated question to ask someone what they want. He suggests that people ask themselves micro questions about what they want in order to make goals and achieve them.
• 00:05:00 In this video, Dr. John Delony discusses the concept of "wanting." He states that, generally speaking, people don't actually want what they think they want, and that achieving a goal often doesn't result in happiness. He suggests that, in order to achieve happiness, people should have a clear and attainable goal, and that emotions should be related to a goal rather than the goal itself. He also suggests that, in order to achieve lasting happiness, it is important to have a goal that is both important and valuable to oneself.
• 00:10:00 In this video, Dr. John Delony discusses the importance of goals and how to develop a vision for oneself, as well as how to be courageous and truthful in order to achieve success. He also discusses the importance of higher order goals, which should be approached as a process rather than a final state.