For He Who Seeks To Be A Legend - Kapil Gupta MD

Probably the biggest misconception is the biggest poison in the water that... basically no one ever gets over, because it's too deep, is prescriptions ... The how-tos, methods, techniques, follow this, follow that ... These things are just such crap. They lead to so much pain. They lead to so much waste of a life.

The first thing you have to get away from is this fear of saying that I want more success. That's all crap. I don't care if you're a heathen, if you're true, then you won't listen to people who tell you you're a heathen. Those things are such the road to Hell.

This appreciation, in general, just walking around being full of gratitude, it's all just hoo-wee. It's just pie in the sky. It's not .... There's nothing there.

The problem, the mistake, that you made is in looking to copy others and looking for mentors and looking for others who are successful, thinking that they'll give you some stupid advice that's going to make you successful, and that's just not true.

I have no interest in, you know, the masses looking at everything that I write. It's for a very specific person, and an individual must be willing to reach for it if he wants it. I'm not going to come down, because it's not for the masses; it's for an individual who truly wants it.

Whoever these people you went to, if they gave you their opinion, it's a waste of time. And there really is nothing else available in this world other than opinion. Because the number of people who are seeking truth in this world and the number of people who are giving truth in this world are basically zero.

Whenever you work with people, there is largely nothing but ineffectiveness and unreliability and essentially will usurp the individual's resources.

The road to recovery for anything, really, is honesty and truth. It's being honest with oneself and exposing one to truth.