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Very much so. I'm halfway through his lectures on Maps of Meaning; I listen to his stuff while doing pull-ups or cardio.
The information he provides is invaluable. He gives you clear direction on many different topics with a sound reasoning why. For example, his advice on the presence of different dominance hierarchies and how to deal with them is great. His view on the fact that we should accept life as suffering, but making the pain go away by actually committing to being the best we can be is remindful of the Nietzsche idea of perpetual return.
Regarding the video quoted above, I am beyond motivated to push my career to the next level by making a risky move. I'm still hesitating between option A and B, but it is getting clearer by the day.
I've been skirting around his material for a little while now; psychology and philosophy are completely foreign studies to me to say it's been an enlightening activity for me would be a bit of an understatement. I do feel need to work backwards and build a proper foundation, however, and he often mentions Carl Jung and Nietzsche but I'm not sure if that's where I should be really starting.