Four types of people for advice from @codiesanchez

The speaker outlines a framework of four specific types of people from whom one should accept advice. She sequentially introduces and explains each archetype: 'The Example' (someone who has achieved what you want), 'The AntiGoal' (someone who has failed but persisted), 'The Truthteller' (someone who is brutally honest), and 'The Un-Biased' (someone with no stake in your outcome), concluding that advice from anyone else should be disregarded.

Creator: @codiesanchez on Instagram

Video format

Speaker address

Video outline

  1. State exclusive rule
  2. Detail the valid categories
  3. Provide dismissal for others
  4. Reinforce core value

Narrative framework

The Exclusive Archetype Framework

Narrative framework logic

To establish authority by presenting a definitive, closed list of valid categories for a specific topic, while explicitly invalidating all other options. This creates a simple, actionable mental model that provides the viewer with clarity and a sense of insider knowledge.

Topics: Self-Improvement, Career Advice, Entrepreneurship, Mindset

Formats: Speaker address

Elements: Graphic Overlay, Jump Cut

Account types: Personal Brand

Transcript excerpt

There are only four people you should take advice from. Number one, the example. Someone who's built what you want. If they haven't done it, they can't teach it. So don't ask your friend who's never built a business how to start one. Don't ask someone without freedom how to get free. Study the people who have receipts, not opinions. Number two. The tier goal. Someone who's failed publicly, but kept going. Because success often hides in the lessons. Failure teaches. So you want mentors who've been punched in the face by life because they still got back up. They're the ones who actually know how to win. Third, what I call the truth teller. Someone who makes you uncomfortable. They tell you the truth, not what you wanna hear. Growth doesn't come from being coddled. Someone challenges you, pushes you, calls you out, keep them close. That's love in disguise. And the last, the unbiased. Someone who gains nothing from your success. The outside often can see the inside most clearly. You win, doesn't matter to them. You lose, doesn't matter to them. They'll tell you where your bald spots are when no one else does. You don't have to like them. You just wanna listen to them. Everyone else smi

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