Lessons from 'The Alchemist'

The video explores 12 key lessons from Paulo Coelho's 'The Alchemist', focusing on Santiago's journey to discover his personal legend. It emphasizes the importance of commitment, overcoming obstacles, decision-making, and being present. The narrative highlights the value of focusing on the process over results, self-improvement, and practicing gratitude. These lessons encourage viewers to pursue their dreams and improve themselves, ultimately benefiting the world around them.

What is the main theme of 'The Alchemist' by Paulo Coelho?

• The importance of wealth

• The journey of a shepherd boy

• The pursuit of one's personal legend

• The history of Egypt

According to Melchizedek, what happens when you truly want something?

• The universe conspires to help you achieve it

• You will need to seek advice from others

• You will need to work very hard

• You will face many obstacles

What is the 'world's greatest lie' according to Melchizedek?

• That we lose control of our lives and are controlled by fate

• That money brings happiness

• That dreams are unattainable

• That success is guaranteed

How did Santiago react after being robbed in Tangier?

• He sought revenge on the thief

• He gave up on his journey

• He decided to return home

• He viewed himself as an adventurer seeking treasure

What lesson did Santiago learn about decision-making?

• Decisions should be avoided

• Decisions lead to action and new experiences

• Decisions are always risky

• Decisions should be made by others

What did the camel driver teach Santiago about living in the present?

• To focus on the past

• To plan meticulously

• To concentrate on the present moment

• To worry about the future

What is more valuable than the treasure at the end of the journey, according to the Alchemist?

• The amount of money earned

• The process and what is learned along the way

• The places visited

• The people met during the journey

What makes a dream impossible to achieve, according to the Alchemist?

• Too many obstacles

• Lack of support

• Fear of failure

• Lack of resources

How does improving yourself affect the world around you?

• It only benefits you

• It creates more challenges

• It makes everything around you better

• It has no effect

What did Santiago realize about recognizing the good things in life?

• It makes life repetitive

• It is unnecessary

• It is difficult to do

• It can boost positivity and inspiration