Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann)

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  1. Less anxiety & more productivity through disciplined time management.

    12H AGO

    Less anxiety & more productivity through disciplined time management.

    This episode discusses the importance of time management and discipline in achieving personal and professional success. Louis emphasizes a unique approach to time management that focuses on the immediate future rather than long-term planning. He argues that long-term plans often fail due to unforeseen circumstances, so instead, he advocates for meticulous short-term planning. This involves breaking down tasks minute-by-minute to ensure efficiency and reduce anxiety. By creating a detailed plan for the immediate future, Louis finds that he can manage his time better, relieve anxiety, and build confidence. (I am not affiliated with Louis Rossmann) Original Video: https://youtu.be/JKCSLur0VYw?si=gyH5vn19okB9Pf_X

    18 min
  2. Rushing is demeaning; how to manage time to avoid stress and be productive.

    FEB 10

    Rushing is demeaning; how to manage time to avoid stress and be productive.

    This episode discusses effective time management strategies to enhance productivity and reduce stress in both personal and business life. Louis criticizes the notion of long work hours as a measure of productivity, emphasizing instead the importance of accomplishments and structured work. The core of his approach involves breaking down tasks into smaller, manageable sub-tasks and assigning specific time slots to each, ranging from 5 to 30 minutes. This method not only boosts confidence by allowing quick wins but also highlights the ample time available in a day, countering the common belief that 24 hours are insufficient. Moreover, Louis differentiates between "hamster wheel work" (routine tasks that keep the business running) and "building business work" (tasks that contribute to long-term growth). Both types of work are scheduled to ensure balanced progress. (I am not affiliated with Louis Rossmann) Original Video: https://youtu.be/zxnwI70vRXQ?si=2j4AGFYtmzKRD0K7

    19 min
  3. Thoughts on dynamic pricing at stores

    FEB 3

    Thoughts on dynamic pricing at stores

    The video recounts an experience Rossmann had with dynamic pricing at a bodega in New York City. He met his accountant at a deli and noticed flat-screen TVs displaying prices. When the accountant asked the deli owner to change the prices using a remote, the prices doubled, demonstrating a system where prices varied based on the clientele. Tourists, conditioned to expect high prices in Manhattan, were charged more than local workers. This practice was described as an early form of dynamic pricing, where prices are adjusted based on perceived customer wealth or willingness to pay. (I am not affiliated with Louis Rossmann) Original Video: https://youtu.be/Tk387kD9Cy4?si=o4RSSYIfSd_KR5pw

    9 min
  4. An important message on investing, confidence, & self-value to wallstreetbets & young gamblers.

    JAN 20

    An important message on investing, confidence, & self-value to wallstreetbets & young gamblers.

    This episode discusses the pitfalls of risky investment strategies, particularly those involving meme stocks and options trading, which are often pursued by individuals who feel that traditional, conservative investments, dubbed "boomer investments," are not lucrative enough. Louis argues that this approach is dangerous because it can lead to significant financial losses and mental health issues due to the overstimulation of dopamine receptors. This overstimulation can result in a diminished ability to enjoy everyday activities and achievements, making individuals more likely to continue taking excessive risks in search of the high they once experienced. This episode concludes by advocating for a balanced approach to life and investments, where the focus is on personal development and making prudent financial decisions. Louis warns against the allure of quick gains and stresses the importance of recognizing one's worth and potential for growth, which ultimately leads to a more stable and satisfying life. (I am not affiliated with Louis Rossmann) Original Video: https://youtu.be/sIVvB5dC_KU?si=LKtgStXOKrLfq9Ka

    33 min
  5. A word on stress management, deescalation, and "the right to fail."

    JAN 13

    A word on stress management, deescalation, and "the right to fail."

    This episode discusses the concepts of de-escalation and escalation in handling stress, particularly focusing on the internal feedback loops that people often experience in stressful situations. Louis shares personal anecdotes and examples to illustrate how people tend to escalate stress by focusing on absolute outcomes, which leads to increased anxiety, irrationality, and unproductive behavior. He emphasizes that society often discourages acknowledging the possibility of failure, which exacerbates stress and hampers problem-solving abilities. The key takeaway is that while it may not be socially acceptable to openly discuss potential failure, it is crucial to be honest with oneself about the possibility. This honesty helps in maintaining a rational state of mind, which is essential for effective problem-solving and productivity. The video concludes with Louis encouraging viewers to allow themselves the option of failure in their minds to better manage stress and improve their overall effectiveness in various aspects of life. (I am not affiliated with Louis Rossmann) Original Video: https://youtu.be/eRYslmbzOL4?si=BMqKOFFqt5l0Mgkz

    16 min
  6. a guide to developing real, lasting confidence

    JAN 5

    a guide to developing real, lasting confidence

    This video begins with Louis discussing the concept of confidence, particularly how it is often misunderstood. He reflects on his younger years, describing himself as socially awkward, financially unstable, and physically weak, and how he believed achieving certain milestones would boost his confidence. Despite reaching these milestones—such as financial stability, physical fitness, and dating attractive women—he still felt the same lack of confidence. This led him to realize that true confidence doesn't come from external achievements or material possessions. In summary, the video underscores the importance of building genuine confidence through positive relationships and helping others, rather than relying on external validation or material success. Louis shares his personal journey to illustrate how true confidence is derived from the security of knowing that you have positively impacted the lives of those around you. (I am not affiliated with Louis Rossmann) Original Video: https://youtu.be/RGsi-a_WBGs?si=Vb4635t-NeAP61KW

    15 min
  7. An important lesson on self worth and honesty; it's ok to suck

    12/30/2025

    An important lesson on self worth and honesty; it's ok to suck

    Louis, in this video, shares his experiences and insights from tutoring and his past jobs, emphasizing the importance of recognizing one's strengths and weaknesses. Louis discusses how many people attach their self-worth to their proficiency in a particular field, which can be detrimental, especially if they are not good at it. Louis recounts his own mistakes of sticking with jobs and ventures he was not good at, such as working at Modell's Sporting Goods for minimum wage and attempting to become a lifeguard, despite failing the CPR AED certification multiple times. The core message is that it's essential to be honest with oneself about one's abilities. Instead of persisting in areas where progress is minimal or non-existent, one should focus on what they are naturally good at. This approach not only leads to personal and professional fulfillment but also prevents the waste of valuable resources like time, money, and energy. Louis encourages viewers to embrace their unique talents and not to feel bad about the things they are not good at, as this mindset shift can open up new, more rewarding opportunities. (I am not affiliated with Louis Rossmann) Original Video: https://youtu.be/fxgp3-Yr7iM?si=binc6prThE8P0YxK

    18 min
  8. You’ll be safe if I don’t pay for your panini

    12/23/2025

    You’ll be safe if I don’t pay for your panini

    In this video, Louis delves into a topic that diverges from his usual content: dating etiquette, specifically who should pay on the first date. The video was prompted by a conversation in which a woman expressed that if a man didn't pay on a first date, it would be a significant turn-off and make her feel unsafe. Louis challenges this notion, arguing that equating a man's failure to pay with feelings of being unsafe is inappropriate and overblown. He suggests that terms like "unsafe" should be reserved for genuinely threatening situations, not for instances where a man doesn't cover the bill. In conclusion, Louis calls for honesty and a reevaluation of dating norms, urging both men and women to move towards genuine equality. He argues that the expectation for men to pay on the first date should be reconsidered, especially in a context where all genders are increasingly equal in terms of education and earning potential. Louis hopes for a shift in perspective where relationships are built on mutual respect and equal contribution, rather than outdated financial expectations. (I am not affiliated with Louis Rossmann) Original Video: https://youtu.be/0mg5MiO02vU?si=ZPA_jsa3yqKQHuIa

    29 min
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