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Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann)

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00:37:17

How to invest in yourself, and the importance of value.

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/11/18

In this episode, Louis discusses the importance of investing in oneself and provides detailed examples from their own experiences. He emphasizes that the initial step is to test an idea with minimal investment to see if it has potential. For instance, he started his YouTube channel with a cheap 200−300 camcorder, which eventually led to a significant increase in business through customer referrals from the channel. This minimal investment turned into substantial revenue, demonstrating that the

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00:17:31

Focusing on money before respect earns you neither.

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/11/11

Louis uses a small claims court scenario to illustrate a broader lesson about customer service and business management. He emphasizes that not all business is good business, especially when dealing with difficult customers. Louis advises against taking on jobs that seem likely to cause more trouble than they are worth, even if it means turning away potential income. He suggests that it's often better to refer such customers to other businesses rather than trying to meet unrealistic expectations

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00:11:59

How to properly reflect on failure.

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/11/04

This episode discusses the concept of failure and the crucial differences in how successful and unsuccessful people perceive and handle it. The key distinction lies in their approach to goals and their focus on either the past or the future. Successful individuals set valid goals, which are achievable actions they can take in the future, such as "next time I will use the proper screwdriver." Conversely, invalid goals focus on the past, such as "I should have used the proper

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00:13:46

Negotiating with yourself to get things done

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/10/29

This episode focuses on the concept of turning excuses, which are often seen negatively, into a structured learning environment to achieve success in fields where there are no formal guidelines or textbooks. Louis addresses common questions about his expertise in component-level motherboard repairs, emphasizing that there are no secret courses, books, or certifications that taught him these skills. Instead, he learned through a process of identifying and eliminating excuses, thereby creating a

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00:24:32

Creating a curriculum for self learning through excuses.

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/10/21

This episode discusses the role of excuses in the learning process, particularly in situations where there are no formal resources like textbooks, courses, or certifications to guide you. Louis emphasizes that many people seek shortcuts or secrets to success in various fields, from fitness to technical skills, but the real key is hard work and structured learning. Louis then uses his experience with component-level motherboard repairs as an example, highlighting that he did not rely on formal

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00:17:51

Do you value yourself more than a broken Macbook?

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/09/23

In this video, Louis reflects on his personal experiences and the feedback he received from his audience regarding previous videos on life choices and therapy. He begins by discussing his commitment to responding to emails and offering advice, a principle he adopted after receiving help himself during a challenging period in his youth. He emphasizes the importance of seeking help and trying new things to integrate into the world, as discussed in his video on how people waste their lives and another

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00:20:11

It's not about the money, it's about the respect

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/09/16

The video focuses on a fundamental principle for anyone in the service industry: it's not about the money, but about respect. Louis emphasizes that setting and sticking to a fair rate is crucial for establishing respect for one's craft. Many clients, even well-intentioned ones, may perceive technical skills as innate and undervalue the effort and expertise required, leading them to haggle or belittle the service provided. This lack of respect can result in a miserable working relationship

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00:24:16

Why I dislike people who abuse the "F" word

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/09/09

Louis discusses the history and significance of a Dell computer that has been sitting unused for a long time. Louis addresses common misconceptions from viewers who think they intentionally break and then fix computers for content. He clarifies that the Dell XPS M1530 belongs to his uncle and use it as a symbol of their broader frustrations with friends and family who exploit their time and expertise without reciprocation.Louis shares numerous personal anecdotes to illustrate his point. He recounts

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00:37:31

How I achieve freedom from the fear of failure

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/09/03

Louis discusses the concept of failure and how to handle it, particularly in the context of business and personal growth. Louis begins by explaining that he initially started creating YouTube content not to gain fans, but as a form of self-therapy. This process helped him realize that many of their thoughts and plans were not as rational as he initially believed. The act of verbalizing their ideas in front of a potential global audience forced him to critically reassess their thought processes and

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00:56:35

Why my old business failed, how to not be a stupid...

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/08/26

This episode discusses Louis appreciation for a high school history teacher, Dr. Yung, who effectively taught history by providing context, analogies, and diverse reading materials, particularly on Soviet Russia. This segues into Louis' critique of Apple, drawing parallels between Soviet propaganda and Apple's marketing strategies. He argues that Apple creates a utopian vision for its products, leading users to deny their own negative experiences and blame themselves for product issues.(I am

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00:13:37

Career advancement and the myth of passion and "doing...

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/08/18

This video addresses the concept of passion in the context of career and professional growth. Louis challenges the common advice to simply "follow your passion," arguing that this can lead to frustration and failure if one's passion does not align with their skills. Instead, he advocates for finding what you are good at and developing a passion for it by recognizing the value it brings to others and the satisfaction it provides. Louis shares his own experience of initially wanting to

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00:22:43

"Do what you find fun" is bad advice for beginners:...

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/08/09

This video discusses the distinction between fun, passion, and motivation, particularly in the context of pursuing a career or mastering a skill. Louis challenges the common advice that one must find their work fun and be passionate about it to succeed. Instead, he emphasizes the importance of internal motivation and drive, and argues that merely seeking high salaries or stable jobs without a genuine internal drive to solve problems and learn will not lead to success, especially in demanding fields

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00:27:47

If you're going to be the bitch, be the whole bitch!...

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/08/04

The video revolves around Rossman's reflections on life lessons learned from a friend named Dino, a large, tattooed man with a criminal past but a kind heart. Dino taught Louis the importance of honesty and accountability in interactions with others. One of Dino's key philosophies was encapsulated in his saying, "If you're going to be a bitch, be the whole bitch," meaning that it's better to be straightforward and honest, even if it is harsh, rather than being deceitful or

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00:28:13

Don't live life with an employee's mindset; create...

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/07/28

The video discusses the concept of the "Employee Mindset" and its impact on personal and professional life. Louis argues that the Employee Mindset, instilled from a young age through the education system and societal norms, conditions individuals to accept suboptimal situations without question. This mindset teaches people to follow rules and live with circumstances they dislike because they are not in positions of authority. Louis then contrasts this with the "Employer Mindset"

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00:28:51

A word on manipulation

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/07/22

The video discusses the topic of manipulation, emphasizing how intelligent and logical people can be more susceptible to manipulation than less intelligent individuals. Louis recounts a discussion by Eli the Computer Guy, where it was mentioned that intelligent people can be more easily manipulated because they can be led to agree with small, plausible truths that build up to a larger, manipulative structure. Louis advises that to recognize manipulation, one should step back and evaluate the

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00:31:25

Don’t internalize it.

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/07/15

In the video, Louis discusses the importance of not internalizing external opinions, whether they are positive or negative. He shares personal anecdotes to illustrate his point. One story involves a restaurant worker who goes out of their way to remember his preferences, which leads him to help them secure an apartment. Despite the worker's gratitude and praise, Rossmann emphasizes that such positive comments are based on limited interactions and should not be internalized as a measure of one's

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00:22:03

My problem with the cult of Apple.

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/07/09

This video revolves around Louis' critique of Apple's business practices and user culture, drawing parallels to historical and personal anecdotes. He starts by reminiscing about a high school history teacher, Dr. Yung, who provided a comprehensive understanding of historical contexts, particularly Soviet Russia. This foundation sets the stage for comparing the utopian promises of Soviet Russia to Apple's marketing strategies.Louis acknowledges the strengths of Apple products, such as

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00:22:18

Beware contracting self-destructive mindsets of self...

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/07/03

This episode addresses a comment Rossmann received, which criticizes him for being "dumb" and for having better resources due to being born in a more privileged place. Louis uses this as a springboard to discuss a broader issue: the mindset of envy and self-pity. He acknowledges that while he doesn't take such comments personally, he is concerned about the prevalence of this attitude because it is self-destructive and non-productive. He emphasizes that he himself has made many mistakes

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00:36:31

The importance of doing something rather than nothing...

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/06/27

Louis shares his personal journey, highlighting how he stumbled through various jobs and internships before finding his niche in MacBook component-level board repair. Initially, he was interested in audio engineering, but due to a lack of specific knowledge, he ended up in the wrong internships and jobs. Despite these missteps, he kept working hard, which eventually led him to discover his true calling.He advises viewers who feel lost or directionless to start doing something, even if it seems

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00:17:44

Don’t Scream Around Children

Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) ·

2025/06/22

In this episode, Louis emphasizes that children are acutely aware of their surroundings and the behavior of adults, even if they appear to be distracted. He argues that children don't want to feel like a burden and rely on their parents for stability. When parents are frequently stressed or explosive, children may withdraw and keep their problems to themselves, which can make them vulnerable to external threats like bullies or predators who can sense the lack of parental support.The video also

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