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Self-Control & Defining Boundaries (S5) S9:E2 · Inspirations for Your Life

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Well, hey guys, good evening.
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It is John C.
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Morley here, Serial Entrepreneur.
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It's February 21st, 2026.
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That date might not mean too much for
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you, but for me it's a special day.
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Today's my birthday, and I'm really grateful, first
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of all, to all the people that actually
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took the time and effort to wish me
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a happy birthday today.
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Thank you very, very much for making my
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day extra special.
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Had a wonderful day, and I'll be posting
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a thank you video on my feed later
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on because so many people said thank you
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on LinkedIn, on Facebook, and all over the
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place.
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Also want to let you know that the
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book, yes, the book, I am just about
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to write chapter 10, polish that off, and
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every chapter has a pause and reflect.
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It looks like the book's going to come
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out somewhere either late April, early, well, let's
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say May to very latest would be early
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June, but I'm pushing to probably see if
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we can get it out before that.
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Only a few more chapters to write.
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I've got 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,
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so about six chapters, so I figure I'll
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be done writing the book in about another
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week or less.
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And then the whole month of March, I'll
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be proofreading and going back and forth and
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doing some things, maybe adding some graphics or
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things like that in the book to make
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points stand out a little more, maybe one
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for each chapter.
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That's pretty much that.
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It is great to have you here.
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This is your very first time coming to
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I want to say welcome and thank you.
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If you're coming back, I definitely want to
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great information part of your day.
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improve your lives, you're definitely going to want
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to read my book.
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It is not a very long book.
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It's probably under 150 pages.
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It's going to be around 12 to 15
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chapters.
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If you go through each chapter the way
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I'm intending, it'll take you about 20 to
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30 minutes, and the reason is reading it
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and then going through the actual exercise, because
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it's one thing to read something, but then
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if you don't actually do it, well, that's
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kind of just like watching and not being
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involved.
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All right.
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Let's kick this off.
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Oh, by the way, did I let you
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know that today, February 21st, Saturday, is a
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brand new Master Topic.
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We always start our Master Topics on a
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Saturday, and we finish them up on a
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Friday.
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That means that every single day that we
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have a topic, the Master Topic for the
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week, we have a granular topic each day.
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I can't wait to share this with you
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this evening.
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Again, you're tuned in Inspirations for Your Life.
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It's Series 5, Show 9, Episode 1.
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Are you guys ready for me to kick
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the show off?
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I know you are.
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All right.
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So it's all about owning your path, guys.
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Clarity, courage, and boundaries for peak living.
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That's what this entire week is about.
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So welcome, everyone, once again, to Inspirations for
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Your Life.
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I am, yes, John C.
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Morley, serial entrepreneur, and I am so privileged
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and pleasured to be here with you today.
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And every time I go live where I
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create content for you as being a serial
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entrepreneur, an engineer, a marketing specialist, video producer,
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podcast host, coach, keynote speaker, graduate student, and
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passionate lifelong learner.
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And pretty soon, guys, yes, I'll be a
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published author, and I'm really looking forward to
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that.
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So this episode this evening is about intentional
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living, deliberately making conscious choices, and taking control
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of your life seriously.
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So let's explore together 30 actionable viral style
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points that I think are going to really
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hit home with you to want to go
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forward in this.
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So it's all about awareness and conscious choice,
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helping you unlock clarity and confidence.
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And of course, guys, yes, momentum.
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I think that's a very, very big one
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for a lot of people is it's about
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momentum.
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So again, that is a very important one
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that I want to share with you.
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And I think a lot of people here
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watching tonight probably will say to me, hey,
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John, this is pretty cool.
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This is amazing.
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But how does all this work?
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Well, it works from your intention, but it
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doesn't just work by one thought.
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A thought turns into another thought.
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That thought turns into something that will tap
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you on the shoulder and say, hey, you
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better actually take some action and not just
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sit on the sidelines, right?
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You can't win a game, whether it's basketball,
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football, or anything else by just sitting on
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the sideline.
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So we're all about awareness tonight and this
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week and conscious choices that we make that
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help you unlock clarity and, of course, confidence
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and momentum.
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It is Saturday.
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It is February 21st, my birthday, 2026, if
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you're watching us live.
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And the first point I want to talk
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to you is about awareness.
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Awareness empowers your decisions and noticing patterns prevents
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autopilot mistakes.
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So you might say, John, why not be
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on autopilot?
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Well, when you're on autopilot, guys, you stop
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living intentionally.
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And so when you decide to be in
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the moment, autopilot kind of takes a siesta
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and you get to have a pretty amazing
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life.
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And again, you prevent the autopilot mistakes that
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often, let's say, pile up.
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Number two, guys, choosing intentionally unlocks freedom and
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personal power.
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Notice as I said, I said choosing intentionally.
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I didn't see being forced to go intentionally.
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Choosing intentionally is the only way it's going
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to work.
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And it's the only way that you'll understand
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that you have unlimited freedom and personal power.
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But it doesn't work when other people are
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trying to make you do it.
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That's why even in my book, I don't
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tell you you have to do it.
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I say if this resonates with you, then
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try this out because that's the whole thing.
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You know, I had some of my biggest
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breakthroughs or some of my challenging times in
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life.
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Most people would have given up, hung up
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the hat.
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The jacket said I had enough and just
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do something else.
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No, I keep pushing.
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Number three, guys, mindful pauses prevent impulsive mistakes
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from becoming regrets.
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Now, you might ask me, John, why are
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you writing this book or why is this
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going to be published?
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It's also going to be in audio as
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well because I believe I have a lot
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to tell the world, not just in this
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one book.
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And if I can share my knowledge and
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I can help people become more passionate and
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more intentional, you can have a better life
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sooner.
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All right.
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So remember those mindful pauses.
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They prevent the impulsive mistakes because we don't
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want to have regrets.
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Number four, guys, observing before acting multiplies clarity
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and results.
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Observing before acting multiplies clarity and results.
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Number five, guys, every choice trains your mind
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to respond with a purpose.
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Every choice you make starts to create almost
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like a pathway in your brain.
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And the more that you exercise your brain,
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the more that these choices become so natural.
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Not autopilot, but they become so natural.
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Just like writing a book.
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When I first started, I was like, ugh.
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But then after, you know, because I've done
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a lot of other articles and stuff, writing
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a book is different.
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I don't want to say it's harder.
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It's just different.
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And first of all, you know, a lot
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of times you write eight and a half
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by 11, but then like I'm going to
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six by nine format.
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And it's just interesting because you don't realize
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what's going on until you're, well, in the
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thick of it, usually into the second or
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third chapter.
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Number five, before I go on, I want
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to let you know that seeing that table
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of contents just, you know, accumulate as you
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build your chapters is a really amazing feeling.
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Every choice trains your mind to respond with
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purpose.
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So why don't we keep doing that every
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day?
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Number six, guys, small conscious actions compound into
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long-term growth.
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The small choices, not the big choices, guys,
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that's important.
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Number seven, detect distractions early.
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Avoid forbidden paths that drain your focus.
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What's a forbidden path?
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Well, let's say, for example, that you are,
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I don't know, let's say you're working on
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a project.
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And the project could be something as simple
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as reorganizing your closet.
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And a forbidden path might be to not
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play video games until your closet is done.
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To not go over and volunteer to help
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with your friend unless it's an emergency because
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that's just going to distract you and you're
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never going to get that closet cleaned out
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and you're going to get really frustrated.
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So detect distractions early.
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Avoid the forbidden paths that will drain your
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focus.
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Because the thing is this, just like success
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has patterns, so does forbidden paths.
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So does temptations have this same thing that
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I'm telling you about.
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And I think that's an important thing for
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us to really realize.
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Number eight, guys, awareness sharpens intuition to align
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choices with our goals.
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Awareness.
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And I've been talking a lot about awareness,
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I think, because I'm writing the book and
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also because when we focus on awareness and
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when we think about it from a lot
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of different perspectives, it gets us to see
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things that we never thought were possible.
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Again, it sharpens our intuition and it gets
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us on track to achieve our goals.
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Number nine, guys, please catch autopilot behaviors before
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they dominate you.
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Autopilot behaviors.
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Maybe, you know, you are home and you're
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studying, but then suddenly, you know, you're like,
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oh, let me just go watch this program
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on TV.
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Now, it's not structured.
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You go watch it before you know you
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watch another.
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That's an example of an autopilot.
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Another autopilot might be, oh, you know what,
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I really like this person.
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And autopilot just says, just put up with
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anything that's wrong.
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Autopilot says, you know what, I'm a good
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person and I always want to do something
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for people, even if I feel depleted, even
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if I feel mentally abused by that person,
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whether intentional or not.
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Recognizing patterns allows us to change things.
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Well, first, we have to recognize them.
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Number 10, conscious attention protects your energy from
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the waste.
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So when we are conscious about what we
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are doing today, that's what allows us to
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protect our energy.
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Many people say, oh, I don't have time
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to be conscious.
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My question is, why not?
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I don't know.
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I'm too busy.
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If you're too busy to be conscious, you're
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never going to be successful.
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Because you're just going to be on someone
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else's timeline.
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And that timeline may not be to increase
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or improve your own success.
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Number 11, guys, intentional choices reduce mental clutter
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and stress.
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Intentional choices reduce mental clutter and stress.
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Wow.
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That's one that I think we just can't,
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again, make up.
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When we're intentional, when we're in alignment with
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something, it's like life changes for us.
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Now, maybe not overnight.
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But I want to tell you that it
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does indeed change.
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Again, we have to think about it.
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We have to think about what it means.
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And why it means this.
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I think these are very important things.
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And sometimes people get lost or they get
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confused.
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It happens.
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I think sometimes people don't want to be
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that way.
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But they are that way just because of
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something that's, let's say, come over them.
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Okay?
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That's probably the best thing I can share
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with you.
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And I think sometimes we give up before
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we stand up.
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Or we give up before we even try.
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I remember in the grammar school, we were
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taught cursive handwriting.
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Now I don't think they even teach that
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anymore.
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And, you know, before I even tried to
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write the letter, I was like, oh, this
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letter is hard.
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An S is hard.
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A G is hard.
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An H is hard.
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And they're not hard.
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Or a J is hard.
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I had that mental perception.
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And I remember, you know, having the penmanship
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book was like, it wasn't a typical book.
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It was like a longer book.
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It was a short book.
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And every day we'd practice a letter, like
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A, B.
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Then we would practice certain words, even vowels.
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Which is kind of fun, actually.
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So number 12, guys, important.
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Observe your outcomes to guide better future decisions.
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Observe your outcomes.
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Observe them.
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Not because you have to, but because you
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should want to observe them.
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And maybe you're saying to me, John, I
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don't know why things are going the way
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they are.
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But maybe it comes down to the fact
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that you put a perception in your mind
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that you can't be successful.
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Now, these are just mind thoughts.
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But these mind thoughts can actually rob us
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of our potential to have abundance in our
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life.
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Whether that's health, finances, academics, and so many
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other things.
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So when we put a thought in our
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head, we've got to be mindful of how
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we talk to ourselves.
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So observe the outcomes, and that will guide
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you to have better decisions that you can
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make so your future will be brighter.
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Now, I don't say this to scare you,
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but I say this to make you aware
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of things in life.
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That's the most important thing.
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Number 13, awareness builds self-trust, knowing you
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can handle consequences.
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Awareness builds self-trust, knowing you can handle
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consequences.
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Knowing you can handle consequences.
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And I think that's an important thing to
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understand.
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Because when we get a consequence, we think
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that everything's over, but really the consequence is
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about us learning that we have more potential
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than we thought was even possible.
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Right?
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And I know that can be scary, especially
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when you're on a path yourself or seeming
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to do something.
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I'll tell you a lot of times, serial
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entrepreneurship, it's lonely.
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And if you are not driven, if you're
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not motivated, you're going to give up.
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Because it's not an easy road.
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No one said success was easy.
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We said it was doable, but we didn't
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say it was easy.
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So awareness builds self-trust, knowing you can
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handle the consequences.
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But you've got to believe in your whole
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mind, heart, and soul that you can actually
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do this.
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If you can't, then you're going to keep
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being in a problem.
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Okay?
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And that's going to be hard to overcome.
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Number 14, mindful observation prevents repeated mistakes.
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Mindful observation, not just watching something like a
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TV set, but actually being like, huh, well,
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that's what's going on.
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Oh, so that's where we get this from,
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or that's why I'm reacting that way, or
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that's why he or she's reacting that way.
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When we look at the situation and there's
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data, and we can see how things are
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happening, we can affect the data by making
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a change.
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Number 15, guys, pausing before responding ensures deliberate
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action, and it beats reaction.
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Somebody asked you a question.
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Don't feel like you have to give them
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the answer right away.
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Pause.
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This is why people love the telephone, because
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when you're on the telephone, you say, you
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know what, that's a great question.
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I need to give you a call back.
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I just got another call, whether they did
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or not.
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That kind of gets them off the phone.
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When will I hear from you?
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I'm not sure.
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Let me take care of this call, and
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I'll give you a call back.
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If it's not today, probably a day or
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two.
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And people kind of accept that, because the
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other call's there, and it's like, you've got
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to get off, right?
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But when somebody's in person, you say, well,
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gee, I need time to think about it.
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Okay, great.
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We'll take some time, and I'll be right
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here.
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And they think that because you're right in
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front of them, that suddenly they have the
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right to demand that you give them an
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answer now.
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Somebody does that, just like, I appreciate that
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you have consulted me with this, and right
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now I need to sleep on it.
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Or right now I need some more time
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before I can give you an answer.
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I hope you won't mind me taking a
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day or two so I can actually think
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about this logically.
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Number 16, recognize harmful habits before they gain
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momentum.
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What do I mean by that?
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If something you're doing, if it's a habit
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you're doing, is causing you to have negative
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harmful effects, that could be gaining weight.
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Maybe you're like, oh, gee, I've got to
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snack every day.
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Well, is snacking every day okay?
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Or are you getting excessive with it?
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That's where we have to kind of ask
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these kind of questions.
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Number 17, being present increases effectiveness in every
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task that you choose to take.
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What does it mean to be present?
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Well, I'm present with you right now, but
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are all of you present right now with
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me?
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The way you can tell is, are you
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paying attention?
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Now, regardless of if you're driving or something
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else, are you still present?
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Are you still thinking about what I'm talking
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about?
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Or are you, let's say, let your mind
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wander and say, gee, I wonder what I'm
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going to have for breakfast.
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Or I wonder what I'm going to have
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for lunch or what I'm going to have
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for dinner.
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Or I wonder what I'm doing to get
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to the office.
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That's not being present.
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And if you do those kinds of behaviors
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and you're not present, you are cheating yourself.
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You are cheating yourself.
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Number 18, guys, awareness transforms obstacles into opportunities
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for growth.
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The awareness of a situation allows you to
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get clarity.
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Allows you to experience something.
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If you're not aware of it, then you
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might just let it go.
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You might miss a very big opportunity because
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you weren't aware of something.
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Now, I want to share something with you.
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I've used this analogy before, and I've said,
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guys, you know, how many of you out
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there think that there's a lot of white
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cars on the road?
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I drive a white car.
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Now, those of you who drive white cars,
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oh, yeah, there's a lot of white cars.
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Now, maybe you drive a different color car.
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It could be blue, it could be red,
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green, black, whatever.
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And if I ask you the question, same
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question, you're going to be like, oh, no,
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John, there's not that many white cars.
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But I'll tell you what there are a
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lot of.
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I'll say, what?
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Black.
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Really?
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What color car do you drive?
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Black.
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You see how that works?
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See your perception because you're focusing on black.
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You're looking for black.
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When you're looking for success, your mind is
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like this processor that's kind of going out
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and saying, hey, what can I look for
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success?
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When you look for failure, it's like, oh,
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I've got to find something to prove failure
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to you.
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Right?
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Awareness transforms obstacles into opportunities for amazing growth
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and success.
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Number 19, guys, seeing forbidden or harmful paths
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keeps your energy aligned.
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What does that mean, seeing forbidden or
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harmful paths?
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Well, it keeps your energy aligned in that
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particular way.
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And I have said alignment is good, but
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alignment could be bad.
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Alignment could be bad or alignment could be
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good.
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So if you are constantly doing negative things
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or things that are draining your energy, whether
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it's you or other people, and you keep
22:42
doing that, it's harmful.
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Your energy is going to stay that way.
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It's going to stay stuck until you make
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a choice to change.
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See, many people don't make the choice to
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change.
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You know why?
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Because they're comfortable doing what they're doing.
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And they're a little scared about what the
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other side is going to be like.
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Number 20, guys, conscious choices create alignment between
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values and the actions.
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Conscious choices.
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Those are not just choices that just fell
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in from the sky.
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These are choices, okay, that will create alignment
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between values and actions.
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Maybe the choice is you want to be
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a better listener.
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So a conscious choice might be when somebody
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is there, you're going to listen and you're
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not going to butt in.
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And maybe you're going to make some eye
23:35
contact.
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Maybe you're going to just listen and try
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to understand what they're saying, but not trying
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to rebut into anything.
23:42
That's important, guys.
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Number 21, notices and noticing your impulses.
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Mastering them will give you freedom.
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So impulses happen for lots of reasons.
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Maybe you're in a store, and suddenly, you
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know, there's all this garbage.
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I call it garbage.
24:01
The things you don't need at the register.
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But a lot of people buy them.
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You know why?
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Because it's an impulse trigger.
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Maybe you're at a restaurant or you're at
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a movie theater, and you just bought tickets.
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And you walk in, and suddenly, you see
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this picture of an icy cold drink or
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this ice cream or popcorn ever.
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And it's an impulse buy.
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Or maybe you sit down at the theater,
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and suddenly, you're like, hey, don't forget the
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snacks.
24:26
We've got the juice.
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We've got the soda.
24:29
Oh, and we've got popcorn.
24:30
We've got pretzels and lots of other great,
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tasty, and delicious stuff.
24:36
And your favorite candies, too.
24:38
So head on over to the snack bar.
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Before the movie starts, you only have a
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little time left.
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See how that kind of they use the
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timing thing to make it seem urgent.
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Because you don't want to be in the
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movie, right, and not have a snack.
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Number 22, awareness improves focus, and focus improves
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results.
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Awareness improves our focus.
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Let me give you an example.
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Let's say right now you want to focus
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on being calm.
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Now, if you're driving, obviously, don't do this.
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Focus on your heart right now.
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If you're not driving, put your hand on
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your heart.
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Can you feel your heart's beating?
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Can you become aware of that sensation, not
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only in your heart muscle, but inside of
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your hand, right, the palm of your hand?
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And the more aware you become, the more
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relaxed you get.
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Number 23, guys, observing patterns allows intentional course
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correction.
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I've said to you before, there are things
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out there, but if we don't know what
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we're measuring or even how to measure it,
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we can't make a change.
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We wouldn't know what to change or what
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to do.
26:06
If we suddenly learn that we're in a
26:08
restaurant business, and we learn that people are
26:11
leaving early, and we understand it's because the
26:18
food doesn't taste good, or because the food
26:24
is too spicy, and we learn that, we
26:27
change those parameters, and now we're ready to
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fix it.
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Number 24, guys, awareness strengthens decision-making muscles.
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Mindful choices compound into personal power.
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Recognize distractions in your life as the first
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step to consistent progress.
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Number 27, awareness turns hesitation into clarity and
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confidence.
26:55
Remember, energy drains deliberately to preserve focus.
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Conscious living interrupts automatic behaviors.
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Lastly, awareness is the gateway to purposeful, high
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-impact action.
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Living deliberately is about choosing awareness over autopilot,
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guys.
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By observing your thoughts, focusing energy, and acting
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intentionally, you gain clarity, confidence, momentum, while avoiding
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distractions that drain your full potential.
27:27
Every small conscious choice compounds into long-term
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growth, self-trust, and personal power.
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Check that out, and you'll start living a
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better life.
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Have a good one, everyone.