David Brooks: Should you live for your résumé ... or your eulogy?

The video explores the concept of résumé virtues versus eulogy virtues, emphasizing the importance of the latter. It introduces the idea of Adam I and Adam II, representing the external, ambitious side and the internal, moral side of human nature, respectively. The conflict between these two sides is discussed, highlighting the societal preference for Adam I. The video suggests building character by confronting personal weaknesses and sins, ultimately aiming for a life guided by hope, faith, love, and forgiveness.

What are résumé virtues and how do they differ from eulogy virtues?

Describe the characteristics of Adam I and Adam II as presented in the text.

How does the author describe the internal and external logics of Adam I and Adam II?

What does the author suggest about the societal preference for Adam I over Adam II?

In what ways does the author suggest we can build a solid Adam II?

What is the significance of recognizing one's 'signature sin' according to the text?

Summarize Reinhold Niebuhr's perspective on the confrontation between Adam I and Adam II.