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Awaken the Samurai Within 🥷 | Hypnosis to Take Ruthless, Focused Action · The Hypnotist

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  Hi, it's Adam here. And in this episode of The
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  Hypnotist, you're going to be listening to a hypnosis session,
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  that is. All about action.
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  And I was working with a client that had the ability to make
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  really good decisions, but then they wouldn't really follow
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  through with those decisions. And I think a lot of people can
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  relate to that. They kind of know what they want
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  to do, decide what they want to do, really think a lot about the
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  thing they want to do, but then don't really follow through with
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  that thing. And for this particular client
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  that I was working with, this was happening in their social
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  life, it was happening in their business life.
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  They were making the decision, but they're not following.
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  Through with that same decision. And this session really utilizes
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  a different framework, and that's a framework of being
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  discerning. Which is the.
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  Thought process of consideration that leads to a decision and
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  then this element of being decisive.
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  And what I consider decisive is the action that follows a
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  decision. So to make a decision but then
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  not act, you can call that dithering, but to make a
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  decision and then act relentlessly until that decision
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  has been implemented, we can call that decisive.
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  And that's really what this particular client wanted.
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  They wanted to have this element of emotional detachment so that
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  they could make the decision and then follow through with the
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  decision, even if that meant upsetting the occasional person
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  because they couldn't actually say yes to everything.
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  And I asked this particular client to give me certain
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  characters, either real or fictional, that they felt had
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  the qualities of decisiveness, this cool, calm ability to just
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  implement. And there was a few names that
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  come up and the first one is a, a samurai warrior.
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  So they had this idea of thinking of a samurai and just
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  having that element of a stoic, really cool mannerism of just
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  doing what needs to be done. They also like the character of
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  Winston Wolf from Pulp Fiction. He's the Harvey Keitel
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  character. I believe.
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  That would clear up the mess of other people.
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  And just. Do what needed to be done.
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  And then the final reference was Neo from The Matrix and not the
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  initial Neo, which doesn't really know what's real and what
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  they want, but the Neo that has acquired that ability to trust
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  their intuition and go with the. Flow and be fully.
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  Present and just implement and and not overwhelm themselves
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  with what may be, but just do what they need to do.
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  So this uses metaphor, uses direct suggestions.
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  It also uses future pacing to enable this particular client to
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  harness that ability to be decisive.
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  I create most of my sessions from real client sessions.
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  Lots of my recordings are based on real client sessions.
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  So they're they're real, they're not recorded.
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  Hypnosis for someone out there in general, therefore a specific
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  client. Confidentially, I share the
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  recording because it's only my voice that's being shared.
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  But what that does is it enables me to get my hypnosis in front
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  of people that might not be able to work with me directly or
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  afford to work with me but. Because of that.
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  Some of these suggestions won't be 100% relevant for you because
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  they were created for the individual.
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  That I was working with. So bear that in mind when you
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  listen to this hypnosis session and at the same time if you like
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  the idea. Of.
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  Working with me directly to have a bespoke session or a series of
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  sessions built around your needs and your requirements.
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  Maybe there's a particular change that you want to make?
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  There will be a link in the description that will enable you
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  to book a free consultation call to explore working with me.
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  For now though, you might get a lot of value from this session
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  anyway, so find a quiet, comfortable place where you
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  won't be disturbed. Relax and enjoy the session.
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  Take a deep. Breath in and as you breathe in.
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  Breathe in that slow, long, relaxing breath.
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  And. As you exhale, feel a wonderful
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  sense of any tension, any stress, any worries starting to
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  leave your body in that outward breath, Breathing and relaxation
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  and allowing yourself to let go of any feelings of worry, stress
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  and tension. That's it.
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  Breath by breath. Enable yourself to drift down,
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  deeper and deeper, relaxed. And the deeper you breathe, the
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  more relaxed you become. And the more relaxed you become,
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  the deeper you breathe. And I wonder if you can imagine
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  watching a movie, Imagine your own private cinema.
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  And imagine in that cinema is the most comfortable chair and
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  you have this whole cinema just to yourself, breathing in
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  relaxation, exhaling tension, enabling you to feel deeper and
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  deeper, relaxed as you just see a black screen.
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  Very soon a movie is starting, and I want you to imagine a
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  movie that set in ancient Japan, and I want you to see on that
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  screen a lone samurai warrior, perhaps the most accomplished,
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  skilled and ruthless of all the samurai warriors.
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  I want you to imagine seeing someone with a cool, calm, stoic
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  temperament. They do whatever needs to be
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  done, but they have a framework in order to make their
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  decisions. And some people would call them
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  a code. I want you to see that samurai
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  following their code, certain beliefs linked to honour and
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  pride and meaning. And then I want you to imagine
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  seeing another character there on that screen, also in ancient
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  Japan. I want you to see the character
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  of Neo from The Matrix, wearing those dark clothes, sunglasses.
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  But I want you to see this character at a point where they
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  have enlightenment. They are able to respond in the
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  moment to almost slow down time to see things as they actually
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  are. They're in the same scene, the
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  samurai warrior and Neo and now one more character.
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  See the character of Winston Wolf from Pulp Fiction there,
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  also in Japan. And you're just sat there in the
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  cinema seeing these three unlikely characters sharing a
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  scene in a movie. And allow the pattern
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  recognition part of your mind to look for qualities that exist in
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  all three. Just allow yourself to observe
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  these characters. Perhaps you consider them all to
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  be pragmatic, decisive, with clarity.
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  They know what their function is.
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  They know what they want. They know how to make things the
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  way they want things to be. In all three cases that you have
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  the ability to influence the future based on what they do in
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  the present. And as you stare there, looking
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  at the screen, feel like you're sinking into that chair in the
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  cinema, enabling you to feel deeper and deeper, relaxed.
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  Feel any tension in your neck and shoulders just melting away.
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  Feel like you're drifting deeper and deeper, almost like the
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  whole cinema is in a giant elevator going downwards, deeper
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  down. Feel that you are accessing a
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  part of your subconscious mind to a place where only clarity
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  exists, where thinking slows down but awareness sharpens, and
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  in that space a mist begins to form.
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  A mist, none of fog, but of possibility.
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  You become more aware of the characters on that screen in the
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  cinema. The clothing of the samurai,
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  maybe a simple kimono. Get a sense of are.
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  Both Neo and Winston are wearing suits, but of different kinds.
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  I get a sense of each of them has a weapon, a sword, a gun, or
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  perhaps the capability of their own mind.
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  I want you to get a sense then the qualities in all three are
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  starting to vibrate and resonate with the equivalent qualities in
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  you. Not to become a samurai, and not
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  to escape the Matrix, and not to clear up the mess that someone
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  else has made, but to activate the cool, calm, decisive and
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  discerning part within you. I want you to get a sandstone.
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  There is wisdom to extract from all of these characters.
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  Maybe one of the characters is telling you that there is no
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  confusion. When you follow the way, you
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  already know what must be done. So act that in action you become
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  truth, and in stillness you gather force.
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  Then imagine Winston's character staring into the screen,
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  breaking the 4th wall, communicating directly to you,
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  saying the words. You've got things to do Good
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  now. You've got priorities.
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  Handle it. Decisive action is emotional
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  freedom, and you'll feel better the second you move.
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  None of these characters would recommend hesitation.
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  In all three cases, hesitation could cost them everything.
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  Action is what makes a decision. Decisive.
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  To make a decision and not act. Some would call it cowardice and
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  some would call it a mistake, a strategic weakness.
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  And you notice now you have some of those open loops, things
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  you've been thinking about but not implemented, decisions
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  you've made but not executed. Open loops, unfinished business,
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  unspoken decisions. I want you to get a sense that
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  this isn't a problem. This is an opportunity.
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  Musashi didn't become a great samurai without training, Neo
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  needed to fail first before he found that incredible talent
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  within, and Winston learned to be ruthlessly pragmatic from
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  mistakes he saw in the past. I want you to get a sense that
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  these open loops are your boot camp, your ability to sharpen
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  your sword, to do what needs to be done so that in future
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  decisions get made quickly and you will unleash an incredible
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  urge. To take action the moment you
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  make a decision. The decision involves
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  communicating. You message them or e-mail them
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  straight away if it means going somewhere.
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  The book will buy the tickets. I want you to get a sense that
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  you will take pride in ruthlessly doing whatever needs
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  to be done quickly. You will look for facial
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  expressions, messages of surprise, words like wow, that
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  was fast, you've done that already.
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  This will feel like sunshine to a wilted flower.
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  You will take pride in your decisiveness and your ability to
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  execute decisions. It becomes the thing you look
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  for most. It gives you a sense of being in
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  control, of engineering your future to give you more of what
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  you want and less of what you don't.
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  By being decisive, it gives you the option without the
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  obligation. Consider two different paths.
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  Path 1, decisions get made but never executed.
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  Delayed, delayed, delayed until your hand is forced.
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  A forced hand is obligation without the option.
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  But path 2, you decide quickly. You execute quickly.
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  But with the option to make a new decision to inverse the
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  first decision if needed. One path you're dithering and
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  the other you're decisive. And I want you to think of those
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  3 characters. Would any of them be who they
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  are if they did it? A moment's hesitation would mean
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  they are no longer who they stand for.
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  I want you to find that part within you that deals with
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  things as they arise, not how they could be.
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  Think back to a moment. A moment where you were
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  decisive. A moment of taking each day as
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  it comes, of not overthinking, of simply doing.
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  And scan your body for where you feel that emotion, that cool,
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  calm, stoic feeling of doing whatever is necessary.
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  And notice the presupposition there.
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  You can handle it. When you've been decisive and
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  took actions, it was a vote of confidence in your future self.
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  But the opposite is also true. When you delay, when you fail to
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  do what's necessary, you are saying to yourself
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  subconsciously you can't handle this.
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  You can't make decisions. You can't implement decisions.
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  The path of dithering and delay is a path of pain and
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  frustration, whereas the path of decisive execution means you get
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  to be the hero in the story of your life.
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  I want you to imagine now, stepping into that screen.
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  You're there with the samurai, with Winston and Neo, and I want
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  you to feel that the best of all of their qualities is
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  transferring from them into you. I want you to feel then that
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  ability to think fast, to do, to be decisive is now resonating
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  with every cell in your body. And I want you to think of just
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  one thing where you feel like you're in limbo in no man's
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  land, in the empty void. And when you could think of
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  that, I want you to feel that you're now looking at the same
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  situation with a cool, calm detachment.
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  Notice how quickly you can evaluate how much you value what
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  you stand to gain, what the expected consequences could be.
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  And then be decisive. And maybe your definition of
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  being decisive is not making the decision.
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  It's the time between making the decision and implementing the
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  decision. From this point forward, you
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  will define a decision as the action, not the intention, and
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  therefore if you haven't done what's necessary, you haven't
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  actually decided. And sometimes you will set the
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  intention and within seconds you will have already implemented.
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  You will take pride in how quickly once the decision is
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  made, the doing then solidifies the thought and think of that
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  thing, that open loop, that unfinished business.
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  Imagine yourself doing whatever is required to close that loop,
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  and that might be saying yes and then doing the thing.
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  It might be saying no and blocking out time to do
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  something else instead. Might be communicating, booking.
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  It might be something you actually physically do.
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  But imagine doing that now. And I want you to get a sense
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  that socially and financially, by being discerning and
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  decisive, it stands to reason that you can't please all of the
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  people all of the time. You simply can't say yes to
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  everything. And those people that
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  acknowledge that you are a busy person with many different
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  responsibilities will accept and respect that.
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  And the people that don't, that have bruised egos, that take
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  things personally, from this point forwards, you will feel
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  that if they take it that way, then they don't belong in your
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  circle. You will be true to you, and the
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  people that resonate with that will gravitate toward you, and
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  the people that don't will be repelled.
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  But you are repelling the very people or situations that would
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  occupy your thoughts and emotions, and I want you to get
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  a sense that they are too valuable to be wasted in that
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  way. But before you leave this
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  screen, imagine Neo is giving you a gift.
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  A gift that was given to him. 2 pills, a red pill and a blue
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  pill. These pills represent two
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  different futures. One of the pills represents the
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  status quo things continuing exactly as they are.
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  You know what that's like, And it's a choice you can take
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  because Neo explains that anything you are not changing,
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  you are choosing. The absence of doing anything
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  different means you are choosing to remain the same.
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  Or you can take the other pill, and that would be understanding
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  that you are entering a future of decisive discernment.
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  You love making decisions, knowing that a true decision is
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  only true when it's acted upon. You will take pride in being
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  discerning, giving real thought to making decisions.
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  But you will consider yourself a doer, a Walker and not a talker,
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  someone that does what is necessary.
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  Look at the colour of these two pills and then take them from
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  Neo's hand and as you swallow them, know which colour you're
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  swallowing and which future you are choosing.
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  And when you feel you've chosen that future, let me know by
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  nodding your head. That's in.
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  And you can test this out by thinking of something on your
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  radar that needs a decision making, needs something doing.
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  And if you think about it in a way where you feel that you can
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  just do that thing, then indeed that is evidence of the change.
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  Imagine saying goodbye to these three characters, just like a
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  candle can light another candle without diminishing its light.
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  You have the qualities now of all three of these, and they
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  still retain their qualities themselves.
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  Feel how good it feels to be thinking in this way and then
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  you leave the screen, find yourself there, back in the
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  cinema, but feeling like a shift has taken place.
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  A sense of feeling galvanised, empowered and looking forward to
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  being this decisive, discerning doer that you now are.
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  It's time to leave this cinema in your mind, taking all of
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  these changes with you. So take a deep breath in through
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  your nose and out through your nose as wiggle your fingers and
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  wiggle your toes. Connect and calibrate into the
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  here and the now as I now count from 1:00 to 10:00 to awaken
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  you. You will awaken feeling
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  resourceful, decisive and eager to spring into action.
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  Starting to count 123 Waking up 456.
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  More alert 7-8 Open your eyes. Open your eyes 910.
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  Wide awake, Wide awake. Wide awake.