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Dante Borgese
Subscribers 13.3K
Videos 187
Views 528.4K

Channels Like Dante Borgese

Dante Borgese focuses on mental models, systems thinking, and personal development topics drawn from the actions of history's greatest doers. Content appears as instructional and explanatory videos (tutorial-style), exploring models, growth, and cognitive strategies, with recent uploads covering topics like history's powerful mental models, limiting factors, and methods to cultivate high agency. The channel publishes 187 videos since joining in 2011, with an average view count around 29.2K per video, and a subscriber base of 13.3K in the United States.

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#1

81% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M
Videos 255K
Views 8.8B
Appearances 29
SERP 100%
Similarity 69%
systems thinking creative blocks feedback loops

Both target audiences interested in systems thinking, creative blocks, and feedback loops, with a high search overlap (100%) but TEDx Talks differs in format and presentation style (81% match overall; content 69%), appealing to broader talk-based content rather than Dante Borgese's more structured model-focused approach.

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#2
Stoic Journal

66% relevance

Subscribers 340K
Videos 605
Views 21.2M
Appearances 13
SERP 49%
Similarity 77%
stoic philosophy

Share interest in personal development and philosophy-like content, especially stoic ideas, reflected in a moderate search overlap (49%) and strong content alignment (77%), though Stoic Journal centers on stoicism whereas Dante Borgese emphasizes mental models and systems thinking.

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#3
Farnam Street

58% relevance

Subscribers 44.4K
Videos 88
Views 930.1K
Appearances 3
SERP 18%
Similarity 84%
mental models mental models list mental models for startups

Directly overlaps on mental models and startup-oriented modeling (high content similarity at 84%), with limited search overlap (18%), indicating a shared audience and core topics but different emphasis and publication style.

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#4

58% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M
Videos 2.3K
Views 4.5B
Appearances 9
SERP 38%
Similarity 71%
exponential growth feedback loops imposter syndrome

Covers topics like exponential growth and feedback loops with substantial content similarity (71%), yet has a moderate search overlap (38%), suggesting similar subject matter but a younger, educational animation format that differs from Dante Borgese’s delivery.

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#5

57% relevance

Subscribers 27.2M
Videos 5.5K
Views 3.1B
Appearances 6
SERP 30%
Similarity 74%
entrepreneurial mindset cognitive bias models long term thinking strategies

Shares themes around entrepreneurial mindset, cognitive biases, and long-term thinking (content 74%), with moderate search overlap (30%), indicating a broad mission aligned with Dante Borgese but a wider, more general audience reach.

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Subscribers 4.2M
Videos 4.1K
Views 1.1B
Appearances 7
SERP 22%
Similarity 79%
mental models high agency mental models list

Comparable focus on mental models and high agency concepts (content 79%), but lower search overlap (22%), implying a similar audience and topics yet differing in style and channel presentation.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are TEDx Talks (81% match) and TED-Ed (58% match) along with Stoic Journal (66% match) and TED (57% match). These channels share overlapping queries such as mental models, systems thinking, creative blocks, feedback loops, exponential growth, imposter syndrome, stoic philosophy, and entrepreneurial mindset, aligning closely with Dante Borgese’s content focus. TEDx Talks has a substantially larger audience with 44.2M subscribers, and TED and TED-Ed each have tens of millions of subscribers, while Stoic Journal sits at 340K subscribers; Farnam Street at 44.4K also matches on mental models topics. The difference in scale highlights a wide gap in audience size between Dante Borgese and the major competitors, though they compete for similar search queries related to mental models, cognitive strategies, and growth-oriented frameworks.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Dante Borgese?

TEDx Talks — 44.2M subscribers, 81% match; Stoic Journal — 340K subscribers, 66% match; Farnam Street — 44.4K subscribers, 58% match. These channels share a focus on personal development, cognitive tools, and mental models, aligning with Dante Borgese's emphasis on mindset and strategic thinking.

What type of content does Dante Borgese make?

Dante Borgese creates educational content about mental models, systems thinking, and personal development, with videos such as 'The 9 Powerful Mental Models Used By History's Greatest Minds' (339.3K views) and 'Build Better Systems With These 4 Mental Models' (1.3K views). He uploads with an average of about 29.2K views per video across his content, though the exact upload frequency is not specified.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Dante Borgese?

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