Personally, I greatly enjoyed the post because it embodies many of the concepts I've come to agree with. When it comes to humans, perception creates reality.

However, I think it's an idiosyncratic point of view (not ironic!). It's not the recipe of success for everyone, which I think should be obvious. The man doesn't own a bed for chrissake. But I do think it is a concise summary of the philosophy that motivates certain people to great success, and that makes it a good read.

Upvoted.

i don't think the dancing guy was trying to be unstoppable or successful. he was probably doing something that made him feel good.

Indeed, TFA made just this case:

The Dancing Guy wasn't thinking, "I want to get a huge dance party going." He was thinking, "I want to dance!" With that in mind, here's... [lessons from this observation]

Also, try hanging out near an immovable object.

I think that's pretty much the only way to guarantee that you ARE stoppable.

Similarly the best way to ensure that you are always in danger of getting shot is to carry a gun around.

I guess the grandfather-post was referring to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irresistible_force_paradox

Randall message was "freaking awesome", seriously I can't believe I never read his work before a couple of days ago. Get past the dancing man analogy and read the rest of the post. A++ on all counts for someone who is motivated and desires nothing more than starting their mission/business/movement!

I don't think that guy is trying to be anything. I think he's just completely off his face.

I felt just the opposite. The writing was a mess. For example, he misused or misinterpreted Gandhi's quote. To see "Gandhi" misspelled for the billionth time on the internet was just a bonus.

I agreed with both of you.

I can't believe someone listened to that song the whole way through more than 0 times, let alone 30.