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Think With Accuracy (S5) S13:E2 · Inspirations for Your Life

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Alright, so thinking about what's going on, let's
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get right into the show.
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Okay guys, so it's all about and it's
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gonna be about thinking with accuracy.
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The master topic for the week is see
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it right, live it strong.
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By the way, I'm your host, ladies and
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gentlemen, John C.
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Morley, serial entrepreneur, engineer, marketing specialist, of course,
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video producer, podcast host, coach, keynote speaker, graduate
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student, and yes, a passionate lifelong learner.
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And pretty soon I will be a published
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author.
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Yay.
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So welcome everyone to Inspirations for Your Life.
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This week we're exploring how seeing clearly transforms
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everything, your decisions, your focus, and your results
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into the episode.
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So I think a lot of people, you
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know, now that they understand like, you know,
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what we're doing and why we're doing certain
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things, I'm hoping it's gonna resonate with a
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lot of people like, you know, what this
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is about and, you know, why I'm doing
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certain things.
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But the main thing today is to think
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with accuracy, okay?
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We see it right, we live it strong,
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and like I said, we move forward from
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there.
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I think that's a very important point.
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And you can always re-watch the shows,
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either hear them or watch them or listen
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to them at BelieveMeAchieve.com.
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And so, again, what we're talking about is
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exploring, you know, clearly transforming everything, your decisions,
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your focus, and your results.
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And in today's episode, we're talking about think
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with accuracy.
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So I'm gonna dive deep into sharpening your
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mind, eliminating confusion, and making decisions that create
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unstoppable momentum in your life right now.
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So let's get started, everyone.
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Every point that I share here today is
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actionable.
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It's designed to improve clarity, resilience, and effectiveness.
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It is Sunday, guys.
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It's March 22nd, 2026.
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And again, a big warm welcome.
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Think with accuracy.
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Clear thinking creates strong results.
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Focused thought leads to outcomes that compound over
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time.
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Confusion leads to bad choices.
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Clarity prevents missteps and wasted effort.
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Think before reacting.
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Pausing gives your decisions power and precision.
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It's like a rest, but it's not really
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a rest.
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It's a pause because you're not stopping.
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You're just kind of like really observing what's
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going on.
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Accuracy beats speed.
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Quick choices without clarity cost more than patience.
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Organized thinking wins.
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Structure your thoughts to dominate complex situations.
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And I think a lot of people, for
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whatever reason, I don't think they get like,
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you know, what that's about or why that's
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about or how people do that.
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But I think the most important thing is,
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is that you can do it.
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I think that's something that a lot of
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people, I think a lot of people miss,
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a lot of people miss that.
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But it's something you need to understand.
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So emotions, guys, cloud logic.
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Recognize feelings, but don't let them override your
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reasoning at any time.
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Calm thinking, on the other hand, creates a
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power, a serene mind.
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And this can allow you to navigate chaos
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effortlessly.
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And precision reduces mistakes, guys.
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Detail-oriented thought prevents unnecessary errors.
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Focus your thoughts.
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Targeted attention produces measurable results.
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Yeah.
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Simplicity improves clarity, guys.
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Remove unnecessary complexity to see the core truth.
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I think a lot of times, whether it's
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in sales or other things, there's so much
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clouding something, so much complexity that people lose
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sight of the truth.
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Remember that these things just block action.
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Reflection must lead to decisions, not paralysis.
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Clear your thoughts, your mind, build confidence.
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Knowing your mind is in order, and it
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reinforces the courage that you already have.
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Structure, guys, creates direction.
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Plan your mental approach before taking any action,
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any steps.
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Think long-term, guys.
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Immediate gratification rarely produces lasting impact.
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I know that short-term gratification or immediate
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gratification is something we cling to, but the
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thing is, if we can hold out, we'll
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realize that the long-term gratification is a
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lot sweeter and a much better reward.
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Logic, guys, protects your future.
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Reason choices defend against regret.
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Clear minds act better.
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Mental clarity accelerates effective action.
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Discipline your thinking, guys.
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Regular mental exercise strengthens decision-making.
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Thought shapes action.
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What you consistently think guides your daily outcomes.
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Accurate thinking saves time.
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It sure does.
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Fewer mistakes mean faster results.
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Focus removes noise, and this ignore the distraction
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is what it's about, to channel energy differently
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and efficiently.
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Think, guys, with every thought and intention, as
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it should serve a purpose aligned with your
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true aspirations and goals.
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Mental clarity builds strength, confidence, and composure, so
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it can stem from organized thinking.
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Thoughts create outcomes.
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What you believe and focus on manifests in
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your life.
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Control your mind.
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Train attention to prevent mental drift and reactive
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behavior.
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Clear thinking removes doubt.
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Certainty emerges when analysis replaces assumption.
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So analysis is just another way of taking
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in all the data we get, what we
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see, what we hear, what we touch, taste,
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smell, and what we feel and experience, and
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turn that into something that is valuable so
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we can make smart decisions.
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Simplicity, guys, always drives results.
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The simplest strategies often outperform the complex ones.
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I know somebody says to me, John, that's
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not complex enough.
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We need to make it more advanced.
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Why?
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If it's working, why do we need to
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make it more advanced?
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Why do we need to make the wheel,
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which is already invented, more complex than something
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that spins on a car?
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Train your thinking daily.
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Mental discipline compounds just like physical training.
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Precision builds trust.
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Clear and logical decisions inspire confidence in others.
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Think clearly, act boldly, and clarity gives courage
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to execute effectively.
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Your thinking defines you.
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The quality of your decision is the measure
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of your life.
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And I think that's something a lot of
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people don't realize is we're not out for
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numbers here, guys.
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We are out for quality.
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And quality doesn't happen in numbers.
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You might think numbers is going to do
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everything, but it's not.
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You may think it's going to do something
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for you, but really what it does is
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it's just going to confuse you.
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It's going to get you into a place
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that people just don't understand.
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And I think that's a very important thing
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definitely to understand is that people just don't
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understand why things are a certain way.
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And the why, I believe, happens because people,
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for whatever reason, they go down a different
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pathway.
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And this pathway they go down is not
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because they meant to go down.
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Well, they wind up going down backwards.
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And it's because they're pushed in.
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So it's like this is the only way
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out.
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When we become proactive, and we think about
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our choices, when we analyze the data, whether
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that's the nice day, whether that's a rough
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environment, whatever it is, in our learning style,
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we're able to apply things to that to
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change it to make it better.
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So some practical tips.
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Morning mental check-in.
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Begin each day reviewing top priorities.
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Ask which decisions today need accuracy over speed.
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I know sometimes you feel overwhelmed by what
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you have to do.
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But when you put it down on paper,
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and you cross off, you realize that the
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mind is racing more than what needs to
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be.
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So for example, I had some things to
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do today.
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And I said, Oh, my gosh, this is
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going to take like the entire day.
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It took two hours.
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So our mind does it.
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Our mind says, Oh, gee, this is going
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to take forever.
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But until the mind's like, Oh, wait a
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minute, you're right, it really is two hours.
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It just gets overwhelmed by a false sense
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of data.
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Pause guys before when facing uncertainty, pause, or
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take two deep breaths.
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And one of the things I like to
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share is my my deep breath method, which
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is also my book.
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And basically what we do is we basically
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we do a we basically do an inhale.
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Okay, and then we do an exhale.
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So I like to do a 426.
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Inhale for four.
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Hold it for two.
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Exhale for six.
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Do it again.
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By the way, don't do this if you're
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driving.
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You know, for four, hold it for two.
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Exhale for six.
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One more time.
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Inhale for four.
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Hold it for two.
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Exhale for six.
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Feel a little better, right?
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So pause for that 426.
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Okay.
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And you'll find that it's like you've got
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a new lease on life.
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Now, let's talk about clarity, shall we?
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A clarity log.
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So keep a small notebook to capture confusing
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situations and solutions.
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Review it weekly, at least.
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And this will help sharpen your insight.
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And now an energy audit for you know
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what emotions around you cloud your judgment.
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And adjust your focus to maintain calm thinking
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because a lot of times you might not
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be moving fast.
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And I'll give you an example.
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If you ever been on the road, no
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one's probably ever been on the road and
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there's this impatient driver behind you, right?
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I don't get upset.
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I don't get angry.
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But I also don't go any faster either.
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So that person's hitting the horn.
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I just ignore it.
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And when that person is getting frustrated trying
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to get you to do it can cause
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some people to react negatively.
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I just say okay, that person is exhibiting
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that kind of behavior.
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That's fine.
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I'm not going to associate with it.
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I'm not going to buy into it.
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I'm just going to keep doing what I'm
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doing.
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And I'm just going to let that behavior
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roll off my back like it's nothing like
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it's just a breeze.
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All right.
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So simplify your decisions, guys.
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This is easier said than done.
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Break the complex choices into smaller steps.
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Simplicity creates confidence and speed.
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Again, that four to six I think is
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very important.
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Inhaling for four, holding for two and exhaling
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for six.
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I think a lot of times we don't
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stop.
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I talk about this in my book as
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well.
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I'm not going to get into that tonight.
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But um, we don't stop until we're forced
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to stop.
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Somebody else tells us to stop a medical
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reason.
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But we should be treating ourself with love
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and kindness and stopping and being proactive.
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I think that's an important piece that I
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want to share here tonight is that we
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need to love ourselves.
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Okay.
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To think accurately, we need to respect our
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mind and our body.
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Okay.
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Looks like just in that little brief breath,
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sometimes a live stream likes to do some
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weird stuff, like just end the studio and
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then come back.
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So sorry about that, guys.
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They claim that they're making the software better.
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I'll be honest with you.
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I don't know when it is.
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My team is looking at other solutions right
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now, more enterprise solutions as you know, we're
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growing.
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And we can only be as strong as
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the platforms that we're on, you know, to
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broadcast.
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So I think that's a I think that's
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a challenge.
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One of the challenges that basically just happened
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was, we were broadcasting to basically Instagram, and
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the platform decided for whatever stupid reason to
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just stop broadcasting.
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So I don't know.
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I've complained about it.
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They don't seem to do anything about it,
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which is unfortunate.
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But it is what it is.
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And hopefully they will get better.
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I don't know when they're going to get
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better.
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But right now, guys, I have to tell
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you, I am very disappointed with the way
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they handle this and the way they tell
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me they're going to upgrade things.
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And, and it's a and it's really a
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problem, guys.
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Because, you know, when you count on a
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system like this, right, and things go wrong,
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you know, we go with the flow.
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Sure.
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But the thing is, they don't really realize
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these companies that create the systems, how content
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creators like myself, podcast hosts, and TV people
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and authors that we rely on a system
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to be, let's see, well, dependable.
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And unfortunately, things like a glitch, like, you
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know, not connecting to Instagram, because of some
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stupid problem they're having.
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I don't know, guys, that's just unacceptable for
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me.
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I don't know about you, but it's unacceptable.
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So that's why we had that little hiccup
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before.
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So thinking a little bit about accuracy, when
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you think about accuracy, maybe you're talking about,
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you know, maybe you're shooting a target, right?
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Could be, could be a dark gun, could
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be throwing darts.
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And there have been one of these places,
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it could be a bar, it could be
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another social place, or maybe somebody's, you know,
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man cave.
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And, you know, when you take the dart
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back, and you go to throw it, and
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you try to throw it there, what I
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found is that the more you try to
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put accuracy in, the more you try to
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push accuracy, the more you miss the target,
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the more you just try to relax, take
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a deep breath, just look at the target,
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put your arm back, and just, the easier
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it is, and the more you seem to
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be on point.
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Yeah, on point.
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So being on point is definitely something that
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a lot of people don't understand.
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They don't understand how these things actually work.
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And they work because of our nervous system.
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So let's talk about something else when you're
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accurate.
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How many of you guys remember coloring?
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That was not my favorite, my favorite, I'll
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say pastime.
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I remember getting a coloring book, and I
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remember all these lines.
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And I used to like the ones that
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had the big lines, so I could stay
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within them.
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But they were smaller, it was harder.
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And I remember this set, which came with
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like, I think it was eight or 12,
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like pencils, and you had to stay within
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them.
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And it was like, very, very challenging, guys,
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very challenging.
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So I think accuracy becomes hard for us
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when we put a lot of effort to
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stay accurate.
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Now, when we have an intention to be
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accurate, and we're accurate, great.
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But we can't drive ourselves, right?
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Oh, my gosh, you're not accurate.
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We need to show them, we need to
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step back.
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So how do we think with accuracy?
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Well, again, be mindful to the data around
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you, what you see, what you hear, we
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can touch, we can taste, we can smell.
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And just allow that day to come into
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your body.
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And just pay attention to those senses that
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you get.
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And those senses can give you the understanding
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of what you should be doing.
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Sometimes the answer is not a quick yes,
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a quick no.
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It's a feeling that we get.
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It is a feeling.
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And that feeling is something that a lot
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of people don't quite understand.
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They don't know why something is working a
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certain way.
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They just don't have a clue.
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But all they know is that they're trying
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to do one thing, but for whatever reason
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can't.
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And that can't frustrates people.
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Okay?
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I'm not saying that you're not able to
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do it.
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I was talking to somebody before, and the
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person kept saying, I can't, I can't, I
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can't, I can't.
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And I said to you before, guys, what
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we think in our mind is one thing,
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and what we say is another thing, right?
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But they need to be in alignment.
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So the person said to me, well, John,
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you know, I'm saying that my head, but
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my voice is saying something else.
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I said, yeah, the two are in conflict.
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So if the two are in conflict, then
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one's going to cross out the other.
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And the result's going to be no.
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You heard people do this, right?
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You know, when they say yes, and then
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they, then they shake their hand and they
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say, no, I'm definitely not doing that.
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And then they, then they nod their head
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up and down, right?
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That's a conflict.
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That's a mismatch.
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And our body says, Hey, um, I'm not
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doing that.
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Or that's what I'm going to believe.
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And I think that's a hard thing for
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a lot of people thinking with accuracy.
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It's not meant to give your brain a
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pain.
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It's meant to allow you to digest your
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environment internally, externally, again, that deals with the
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sounds that deals with the people deals with
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the animals deals with the weather conditions.
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It deals with the geography, right?
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The landscapes, and also deals with the energy
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that we have around us.
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You heard me say this before.
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Energy is all around us.
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And the energy that we have all around
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us is what takes us to the very
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next point.
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Okay?
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It takes us to the very next point.
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And that next point is something that many
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of us are trying to figure out.
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But when we allow ourselves to take the
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data to take, you know, the, let's say
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what we're hearing, what we're seeing, touching, tasting,
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smelling, and feeling.
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When we just absorb that in a very
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carefree way, our mind and nervous system says,
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okay, I get where this is coming from.
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Right?
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I get it.
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And then our body kind of gravitates that
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way.
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But a lot of people think that thinking
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with accuracy means we need to pressure our
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brain.
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And that's actually what we don't want to
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do.
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If we pressure our brain, yeah, we might
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get some results short term, but then our
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brain's gonna probably lose less.
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It's almost like, if you think of a
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container, right?
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And let's say you have a bucket, maybe
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a four or five gallon bucket.
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And you fill that bucket with things.
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It could be sand, it could be whatever.
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And when that bucket gets over the five
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pound mark, what happens?
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Everything starts to fall out of the bucket.
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Now, not only does the stuff that you
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poured at the top, but other stuff might
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pour out of it too.
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Right?
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Especially when it's maybe it's water, right?
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Depending on what it is, then the whole
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bucket loses more than just what the top
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is.
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So this is what happens with our brain.
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So we need to give our brain a
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rest.
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And we need to allow things to flow
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for when things flow in our mind and
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body, we become the owner of the data.
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When we don't let things flow, then it's
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like chaos.
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Our body works much better when we can
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be proactive.
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I used the example a month or so
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ago about being proactive for a fire drill
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or a fire, right?
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We talked about all that.
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I'm not gonna go into that tonight.
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But being reactive causes us to stress, causes
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us to say, oh my gosh, what do
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I do now?
23:57
This is happening.
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How do I handle this?
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So I think that's the biggest challenge for
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a lot of people is they don't want
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to be reactive, but they cause themselves to
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when they weren't proactive, that you get a
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choice whether to be proactive or reactive.
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But once situation has come full center to
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you, there's no choice to be proactive or
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reactive, you have to be reactive because the
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situation is right in front of you.
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So thinking accurately is just about being in
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the moment and being in the world.
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Now I'm not saying you never need to
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prepare for things.
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But when you do prepare, you can then
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live your life in this very unique moment
24:45
to moment way.
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Dealing with things in a proactive manner, uses
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less energy, gets you less stressed.
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And you know what it does?
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It gives you better results.
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Better results.
25:02
So then the question, John, is okay, if
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this is all so great and so genius,
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why don't people do it?
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I know that's the billion dollar question.
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I think it's because of people's egos.
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I think it's because people are impatient.
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I think it's also because people are looking
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at the Joneses and what the Joneses or,
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you know, the other neighbors are doing.
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And they feel they have to be this
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way.
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But they don't.
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It's a perception.
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Everything in life is a perception.
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But that perception, ladies, gentlemen, becomes our reality.
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Let me say that again.
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Everything in life is a perception.
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But our perceptions become our reality.
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If we think that we're great at something,
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good.
25:45
If we think we're bad at something, that's
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also good.
25:47
That's what Henry Ford said.
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If we believe we can, we're right.
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If we can't, we're also right.
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So the question comes down to this, John,
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if we're thinking with accuracy, right?
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How do we know when we are thinking
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the most accurate way?
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It's a good question.
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We look at the data, we can get
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a gut feeling, based on what we're looking
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at, what we're feeling, what we're seeing, hearing,
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touching, tasting, we can get this gut feeling.
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And this gut feeling will allow us to
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be like, okay, I made the right choice.
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But that doesn't happen when we have to
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do something reactively.
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It just it does not happen.
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And I think a lot of people get
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frustrated.
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Because they want it to happen.
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But yet, it doesn't.
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So they just go crazy, right?
26:48
They figure out that what they're doing needs
26:50
to be hyped up a few notches.
26:52
So they tighten the belt and they and
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they make it more stressful.
26:56
And what does it do?
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It gets them stressful, it gets other people
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stressful.
26:59
At the end of the day, they're either
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no better than when they started or they
27:06
are steps behind.
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Because they've regressed.
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All right.
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So I think the important thing for us
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to understand today is that everyone can think
27:19
with accuracy.
27:21
But it is a little bit of a
27:23
skill that you have to develop.
27:24
It does not happen overnight.
27:27
We talked about these different audits you can
27:28
do.
27:30
And this basically wraps up today's episode of
27:33
inspirations for your life.
27:34
And I want you to remember something guys,
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really important.
27:39
Your clarity of your thought today shapes your
27:44
outcomes of tomorrow.
27:47
Seeing clearly isn't just a skill.
27:50
It's a superpower that creates resilience, confidence, and
27:53
action with intention.
27:56
Apply one principle that I shared with you
27:58
here today from this episode daily, and watch
28:01
momentum grow in a positive direction.
28:06
I hope you guys have a great rest
28:08
of your day or evening and check out
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BelieveMeAchieve.com for more of my amazing inspiring
28:11
creations.
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Be well everyone.