Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order Why Nations Succeed and Fail

in my book, Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order, which I wrote about five years ago. I took and I broke that cycle into five parts of the six parts of the cycle.

If you go in the book, how principles for dealing with the changing world order, you'll see a number of charts.

Next time we spoke, we spoke about his second book, Changing World Order.

And there's also a video, free video online. 24 million people have seen it.

And we'll also be talking about his new book, The Changing World Order, Why Nations Succeed and Fail.

You can preorder it on Amazon.

Principles is a beautiful book. It feels good. It looks great. It reads even better inside.

And of course, you can pre-order the book, The New World Order, and look out for Dock Collector on Zoom as well.

So have you read Ray Dalio's book, Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order? No. Oh, it's going to fuck up your sleep.

He pegged civil war in the US at a 30% chance. That book came out, I think two months ago. He now pegs our chances at 40%. So we're moving in the wrong direction.

Ray Dalio's assessment of the situation is so astonishingly wellresearched. He's been in the thick of it for decades, spent hundreds of millions of dollars on research of global trends, and he says the odds of a U.S. civil war are about 40%.

the times ahead will be radically different from the times we've experienced so far in our lifetimes but they will look similar to many other times in history

if you read history I hope they'll read chapters 8 and 9 in the changing world order because it's about internal water and disorders that segment but there's a sequence of events that's like a script and it just keeps happening over and over again so you could see it in past revolutions.

when you have a situation where people are at each other's throat and everybody says I need more and you're trying to figure out how do you make it fair who that's a lot to deal with

this series that I'm putting out now is a I'm writing this book on the changing world order because I think it's important for me to pass that along and its research I'm doing from myself but now at 71 I'll be 71 in August I'm passing things along that I think are important so that's sort of a book it's a research piece that is being converted into a book and but people could see it on LinkedIn and then I have to pass along the economic and investment principles because that's an area that I had I suppose enough of a unique understanding that I'd like to pass along and then I'll be done I suspect I'll be done and go quiet in about two years

I'm writing this book on the changing world order because I think it's important for me to pass that along and its research I'm doing from myself but now at 71 I'll be 71 in August I'm passing things along that I think are important so that's sort of a book it's a research piece that is being converted into a book and but people could see it on LinkedIn and then I have to pass along the economic and investment principles because that's an area that I had I suppose enough of a unique understanding that I'd like to pass along and then I'll be done I suspect I'll be done and go quiet in about two years

will link to it in the show notes along with the changing world order linked in post will be in there as well

...the times ahead will be radically different from the times we've experienced so far in our lifetimes but they will look similar to many other times in history...

...you could see it in past revolutions. It's important to understand the mechanics of it...

...if you read history I hope they'll read chapters 8 and 9 in the changing world order because it's about internal water and disorders that segment...

I'm writing this book on the changing world order because I think it's important for me to pass that along and its research I'm doing from myself but now at 71 I'll be 71 in August I'm passing things along that I think are important so that's sort of a book it's a research piece that is being converted into a book and but people could see it on LinkedIn

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He wrote a book about this. Um, and he did a 45 minute video about the, the pending change of the world order. I forgot what he called it.

And it was a great video, except in the video, he says the left, uh, you know, they want to redistribute wealth and the right wants to maintain wealth for the wealthy.

The video is called though, for those of you that don't go to the website, Principles for Dealing with a Changing World Order by Ray Dalio.

But if you watch the video, because most of you won't go read the whole book, if you watch the video, it summarizes the book.

And at the very end, he gives you an action plan. And I would appreciate if you would spend 45 minutes watching that video to understand what's going on.

Ray Dalio, the book that Mooch is holding up is Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order. Why Nations Succeed and Fail.

What is Ray basically saying? Ray is basically saying that we we have to we have to fix this. We have to fix this divide. And he goes back through history. When you have a very large group of the population that feels desperate, there's a revolution. There's civil strife. There's civil war.