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Are you a fan of the game, or are you just a slave to the dopamine?

This week, the "Dennis Rox" crew pulls no punches as they define attachment as "modern-day slavery." Toliy and Eldar explore how we shackle ourselves to people, places, and things to fill a void we can’t fill on our own. We dive into the Entrepreneurial Psychology of sports fandom—asking the uncomfortable question: Do you love the UFC because you value the sport, or because it provides a thrill you’re too cowardly to generate in your own life?

We deconstruct the Growth Mindset required to face the "Socrates Question": Why do you like what you like? Mike and the team challenge you to find your "real, genuine power" instead of drawing a temporary high from things outside of yourself. If you’re not sure who you are without your attachments, you’re about to find out.

Key Takeaways:

• The Slavery of Attachment: How your preferences and "must-haves" are actually the walls of a prison you built yourself.
• External Power vs. Internal Happiness: Why relying on outside sources for excitement is a dangerous way to live a Success Mindset.
• The Fandom Mirror: A deep dive into why we get so emotionally invested in athletes and teams—and what that says about our own Personal Development.
• Defining the "Fan": Why we must call our obsessions for what they are before they properly define us.

Insightful Moment:

"Attachment is modern-day slavery... you give something power that's outside of yourself, and you're reinforcing that you're not able to generate your own happiness." > — Mike

Are you anything without your attachments? The crew leaves you with a haunting philosophical experiment: if everything you "liked" was taken away tomorrow, would there be anything left of you?

Listen now to find out if you’re actually free, or just a very well-entertained slave.

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