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How to LET GO & LEVEL UP (S5) S27:E1 · Inspirations for Your Life

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  Well, hello there, everyone.
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  It is John C.
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  Morley here, serial entrepreneur.
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  It's a Saturday.
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  It's a Saturday, June 27, 2026.
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  And beside it being a Saturday, that means
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  that we're starting a brand new master topic.
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  For those of you that are not familiar,
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  we start on Saturday and we finish up
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  on day seven, which is Friday.
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  All right.
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  Without any further ado, guys, let's kick this
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  show off.
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  This is Inspirations For Your Life.
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  The master topic for this week is how
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  to let go and level up, series five,
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  show number 27.
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  The granular topic for today, Saturday, is how
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  to face it honestly, series five, show 27,
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  episode number one.
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  The theme is radical honesty creates release.
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  Interesting concept, right?
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  Let's kick this off, everybody.
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  Are you ready?
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  Welcome to Inspirations For Your Life.
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  I am John C.
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  Morley, serial entrepreneur, engineer, marketing specialist, video producer,
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  podcast host, coach, keynote speaker, graduate student at
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  Montclair State University, passionate lifelong learner, and so
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  grateful now to be a published author.
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  Welcome, everyone.
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  Today, I begin a new season with a
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  new topic, as I said, a season not
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  about adding more, but about removing what is
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  no longer true.
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  Because you see, growth does not begin with
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  motivation.
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  No, that's a misunderstanding.
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  It begins with honesty.
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  Yeah, it begins with honesty.
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  So the core message for today is most
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  people are not stuck because they lack knowledge.
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  They are stuck because they avoid clarity.
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  They avoid what they already know, but they've
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  not admitted it yet.
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  And that avoidance becomes the real barrier to
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  everyone's growth.
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  Honesty is not comfortable all the time, but
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  it is efficient.
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  And efficiency is what creates change.
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  I know a lot of people don't like
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  change, but it's important to understand change.
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  So let's get into some points that can
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  help you embrace this a lot more.
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  Number one, you cannot heal what you refuse
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  to acknowledge.
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  Avoidance blocks recovery before it begins.
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  What do they always say?
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  Denial is not a river in Egypt.
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  It's denial, not denial.
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  Number two, guys, radical honesty is more powerful
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  than fake positivity.
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  I had one the other day, I went
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  to an event, it was a networking event.
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  And the leader of the group was very
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  nice, but I felt that he was being
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  a little bit over positive in the sense
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  that he was coming off way too strong.
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  And it was just really unsettling.
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  Truth creates direction.
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  Illusion creates the light.
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  Number three, your habits reveal your real priorities.
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  Behavior always exposes reality.
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  Number four, pain is feedback, not identity.
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  It is information, not definition.
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  Number five, your patterns matter more than your
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  emotions do.
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  Repetition defines the outcomes.
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  And number six, stop performing and start observing
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  your life.
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  Awareness requires distance from ego.
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  If you got a big ego, well, you
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  might need to put that in check.
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  Number seven, admitting what is not working creates
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  momentum.
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  Clarity is the first form of change, so
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  embrace it.
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  Number eight, your past is data.
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  That's all your past is.
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  It's not your destiny.
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  History informs us, but does not control us.
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  And I think a lot of people today
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  will say, oh my gosh, I don't wanna
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  be that.
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  I don't wanna be like that.
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  You don't have to be like that.
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  It's just, that's what you are right now.
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  But you can absolutely, absolutely change that.
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  Absolutely, you can change that.
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  And I think that's where a lot of
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  people, I think they get a little bit
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  lost and they don't really understand like what
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  goes on, but you absolutely can change the
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  data from your past to be better in
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  your future.
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  People don't think it's possible.
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  It may not be easy to do, but
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  you definitely have the choice and the right
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  to do it.
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  Don't think that because it's on paper or
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  because there's a record of something means you
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  can't change.
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  You can change anything you want with truth
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  and intention and integrity.
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  Number nine, self-awareness is the first upgrade
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  in growth.
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  Nothing improves without visibility.
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  Number 10, avoidance is more draining than truth.
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  And you don't realize it until you get
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  stuck into the avoidance loop.
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  But I think that's a very big problem
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  to understand.
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  And a lot of people get worried about
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  what's happening or why things are going a
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  certain way.
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  And it's because of who you basically are.
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  But you can change who you are.
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  You can change who you are very, very
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  easily.
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  Okay, you can change that.
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  Hiding costs more than facing reality.
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  It might seem like it's gonna be worse
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  because it's gonna be uncomfortable.
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  And we said in the past that uncomfortability
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  is where success starts to grow.
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  It's just uncomfortable.
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  Sometimes it's lonely.
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  Sometimes you're the only one there.
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  Number 11, you are allowed to decide you
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  need change.
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  There's nothing wrong with that.
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  Some people may not like that you're gonna
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  change, but that's not your problem.
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  Permission is internal.
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  It's not external.
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  I think that's another thing that kind of
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  trips people up because they're like, well, wait
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  a minute.
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  I can't make that kind of change, right?
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  I can't make that kind of change.
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  I think that's an understatement that a lot
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  of people, they get lost with.
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  And I think that's something that a lot
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  of people don't understand today.
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  But it happens because of an emotion we
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  get.
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  And if we operate only on emotion, we
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  miss the gold in our life.
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  Number 12, ownership is where personal power begins.
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  It's not where ego takes flight.
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  Let's be very clear about that.
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  Responsibility creates control, okay?
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  And number 13, blame freezes progress while responsibility
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  creates motion.
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  Think about that for a moment.
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  Blame freezes progress.
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  Accountability drives movement, drives movement.
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  The question is why aren't more people accountable
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  today?
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  I think it's because they're not willing to
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  commit.
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  They're not willing to do what's necessary.
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  I mean, that's a point that a lot
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  of people, again, they get very lost about.
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  And I think maybe when you hear that,
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  you're gonna be like, I can change or
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  can I not change?
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  And the truth of the matter, guys, is
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  you can change anything you wanna change, but
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  it's not gonna be the easiest thing.
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  And I say this to you because you're
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  gonna have to grow when you change.
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  It's not gonna be a simple, simple thing,
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  right?
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  It's not gonna be a very simple thing.
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  And I think that's important to understand.
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  And maybe you're gonna know that you can
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  make change if you believe in who you
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  are.
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  Number 14, what you keep repeating keeps you
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  stuck.
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  Cycles define direction.
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  You know, lots of people out there will
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  say, I'm just not interested in that.
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  But then they say they wanna participate, but
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  then yet they keep making excuses.
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  Those are people that are just definitely not
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  gonna be part of your crowd.
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  Number 15, identity is not fixed.
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  It is constructed.
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  So you are shaped by the decisions that
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  you make.
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  So choose your decisions wisely because they will
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  determine your future.
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  You might think, well, John, you know, one
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  decision today isn't gonna matter.
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  You see, your mind and body work in
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  patterns.
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  And when you start making certain decisions, it's
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  kind of like Facebook, other social media, it's
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  like, it's gonna keep giving you more of
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  that or less of that, depending on what
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  the decision is.
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  Number 16, what you tolerate becomes your new
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  standard.
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  Oh, you know what?
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  I'm just gonna let him get away with
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  that today.
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  I'm gonna let her get away with that
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  today.
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  You know, I don't wanna be a, I
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  don't wanna be a problem.
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  What you're telling yourself is you're not that
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  important.
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  I'm gonna let people walk on me and
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  I'm gonna be okay with it.
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  You're not just accepting one time.
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  You're changing a standard in your life to
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  be that way.
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  And I caution you, ladies and gentlemen, because
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  if you make that change, if you make
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  that statement, I should say, more than once,
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  usually two to three times, it becomes a
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  pattern.
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  And then you're wondering, well, how'd I get
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  down this road?
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  How did I start treating myself badly?
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  How did I start, you know, not caring
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  about things?
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  You were lazy once.
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  And that laziness basically got you to make
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  a decision, a pattern change.
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  Now that you're aware of it, you're having
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  trouble changing it.
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  Acceptance, ladies and gentlemen, defines baseline.
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  I was having a conversation about this with
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  someone today and we're talking about, you know,
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  different business shows and the types of business
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  that should be in a show and that
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  other people can't be at that show.
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  And we talked about respect.
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  And if your show, let's say, is about
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  an industry trade and suddenly that trade has
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  nothing to do with windows or doors, and
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  then you allow window and door people to
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  come to that trade show, you cheapen the
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  show and you lower the standard to the
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  type of show and also pretty soon the
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  type of people that come because, oh, I
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  don't wanna go there.
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  That show is a chocolate show, but they
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  always have window and door people and they
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  have cleaning people there.
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  And I wanna learn about chocolate, not about
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  pillow windows and doors and roofing and siding.
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  I love when you go to a parade.
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  This is my favorite.
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  When you go to a parade and the
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  parade is supposed to have vendors from the
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  town to basically help people do business locally.
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  Then you got national, like, roofer people, national
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  siding people, national door people, bathtub fitter people,
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  and it cheapens the whole experience.
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  That's my opinion.
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  And I wanna see more of the local
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  businesses at these town fairs.
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  Now, people that are from Oshkosh and places
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  all over, I asked one guy who was
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  at a trade show that was local, it
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  was like a town fair.
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  I said, are you in the town?
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  He's like, oh, no, no, no, I'm remote.
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  Well, where are you?
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  Oh, I'm in Philadelphia.
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  Well, how do you help?
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  Well, I do everything by phone and I
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  coordinate and I get people in your state.
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  I was like, if that is not a
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  stupid thing, I don't know what is.
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  The whole idea of shopping local is you
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  get to help the local business because when
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  you help the local business, that local business
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  helps the community, which helps schools and many
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  other things.
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  But a lot of people running these organizations
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  don't understand this.
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  And they just allow everybody in and that's
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  a big problem.
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  Number 17, comfort zones are familiar limitations.
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  Safety can still restrict growth, guys.
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  It can.
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  You think, oh, I'm gonna stay safe, I'll
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  be fine.
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  Yeah, you're gonna stay safe and fine.
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  You're gonna stay exactly where you are.
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  Number 18, old narratives hide your current potential.
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  Don't keep playing the old script.
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  You know, you're playing the old script and
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  the old program and you don't even know
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  you're playing it.
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  And suddenly you're wondering, why am I not
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  getting different results?
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  Well, this goes back to a definition.
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  Einstein saying, doing the same thing over and
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  over again, expecting different results.
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  You know what that is, guys?
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  That's insanity.
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  But yet people do that.
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  They keep doing the same thing over and
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  over again, hoping that maybe it'll be different,
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  but they haven't changed anything, so why would
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  it be different?
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  Stories can block evolution because a story is
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  not something you just tell yourself.
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  It's something you share with the world.
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  It's something other people get to see you
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  as.
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  And I think that's the biggest thing is
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  that, see, how we see ourselves projects off
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  to how others see us.
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  That can affect whether we get a job
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  opportunity.
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  It can affect a lot of things.
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  And I can tell you that that is
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  a big, big thing that many people don't
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  understand.
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  And the reason they don't understand it because
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  they think they're gonna make it all work.
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  I think many people today get a story
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  inside them, either because of themselves or because
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  of a loved one or friends or even
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  strangers, coworkers.
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  And when they get the story in their
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  head, you know when you get a music
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  song in your head, you can't get it
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  out.
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  Those are good things, right?
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  If you ever get a song in your
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  head, I'm like, oh, can you just stop
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  singing that song?
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  I even had a friend, he's like, he's
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  singing a song, I was like, can you
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  stop, can you stop singing that song?
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  I can't, I can't, man.
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  You gotta stop, like, you gotta stop.
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  It creates an emotional thread.
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  And the emotional thread has this auto replay
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  button that's just stuck, right?
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  Number 19, you are not your worst moment.
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  Experience is not identity.
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  So if you don't like who you are
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  or where you're going, that's fine, that's okay.
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  Experience never equals your identity.
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  Number 20, you are not your insecurities.
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  Nope, thoughts are not truth.
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  They can become truth if we keep focusing
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  on them, we'll bring them into existence.
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  Number 21, honesty is uncomfortable, briefly.
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  Denial is painful, constantly.
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  So once you get over the truth, you're
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  fine.
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  When you're in denial, well, you have to
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  keep making excuses over and over again.
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  And pretty soon, you don't even remember the
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  excuse or the white lie you told or
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  the fib you told or even the bigger
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  lie.
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  Pretty soon, you trip up.
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  Didn't you say you were out of town
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  that weekend?
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  Yeah, yeah, I was out of town.
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  And pretty soon, people are gonna start putting
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  facts and realize, like, you're not telling the
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  truth.
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  Short truth beats long illusion.
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  People think when you give a long illusion
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  that you impress others.
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  What you really do is you put yourself
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  in a hot seat because sooner or later,
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  somebody's gonna call you on the carpet and
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  say, look, you said that this could be
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  done this way.
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  Could be a salesperson, could even be a
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  friend.
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  That friend probably won't stay a friend very
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  long.
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  But these are things we have to think
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  about, right?
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  Number 22, stop romanticizing struggle.
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  You think that struggle is, like, so amazing
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  to think about.
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  And you keep visualizing it.
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  So you keep getting more of it.
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  Start analyzing it.
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  Clarify immediately.
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  Because remember, clarity replaces confusion.
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  And when we replace confusion, we get success.
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  Success.
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  Sometimes success becomes an illusion to others.
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  Why?
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  Because they just don't understand why things are
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  working a certain way, right?
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  And that can help a lot of people.
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  And that can make you think.
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  And that may be something that changes your
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  way.
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  And maybe it gets you to be a
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  little bit different, right?
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  Maybe.
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  Then again, maybe it doesn't.
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  But if you keep working the same way
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  over and over again, and you don't change
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  anything, you're gonna become frustrated.
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  You're never gonna get the results you want
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  because you think that doing the same thing
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  over is gonna get you results.
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  It's not.
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  It's not.
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  So you gotta be careful about that.
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  Number 23, life improves when treated as a
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  system.
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  Consistency and structure are the keys to success,
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  guys.
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  Structure outperforms randomness.
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  Number 24, one honest sentence can redirect your
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  entire path.
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  Truth creates pivot points, conversation starters.
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  And that makes it easier for you to
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  align with people.
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  Number 25, self-respect begins with internal honesty.
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  If you cannot be honest to yourself, how
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  can you ever be honest to others?
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  Like how?
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  It's virtually impossible.
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  You see, guys, integrity starts in private thought.
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  And then it dominoes out into public thoughts.
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  But if you are not happy with who
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  you are, if you don't believe in yourself,
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  I've talked about belief so many times, you
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  never achieve.
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  If you're not the person you are to
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  yourself in public, then you're gonna have problems,
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  just like hands down.
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  Number 26, awareness does not fix problems.
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  It reveals them.
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  The question is, are you ready to make
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  a change?
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  When you find the problem, are you gonna
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  do something about it?
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  Or are you gonna say, Denial is a
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  river in Egypt, which we all know it's
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  not, it's the Nile.
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  That's important.
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  Important things, guys.
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  And I think a lot of people get
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  concerned about it.
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  And that makes people think about things differently.
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  Seeing is the first step, remember that.
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  You've gotta admit it.
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  Number 27, once you see and witness the
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  truth, change becomes very possible, almost inevitable.
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  Clarity opens action and you can never re
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  -see it the way you do once you
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  look at what needs to be changed.
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  Number 28, facing reality is the first step
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  in letting go.
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  Release requires recognition.
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  Number 29, facing reality is the first step
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  in leveling up.
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  Growth begins with truth, guys.
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  So if you can't be truthful to yourself,
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  you'll never be truthful to others.
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  And you can't be truthful about your success.
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  Number 30, today is about clarity.
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  It's not about comfort.
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  Comfort delays evolution.
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  And the more that you understand that, the
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  more that you will be able to reach
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  the dreams that you want.
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  In closing today, so here's the truth.
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  Are you ready for the truth?
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  Can you handle the truth?
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  You do not need more motivation.
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  You do not need more time.
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  You need honesty because honesty ends confusion and
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  confusion is what keeps people stuck.
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  You don't get unstuck overnight.
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  You have a realization about something and then
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  you have to change patterns in your life,
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  ways in your life, but it doesn't happen
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  overnight.
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  First, you're conscious about it.
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  You know what you have to change.
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  You work on changing.
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  You have to be really diligent to change
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  those patterns, to rewrite those programs in your
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  mind.
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  And then it becomes autonomous.
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  Then it just works.
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  Once you face it clearly, you can finally
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  release it.
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  And once you release it, remember, you have
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  to honestly release it.
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  You can do something really important.
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  You know what that is ladies and gentlemen?
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  Once you release it, you finally have the
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  ability to grow.
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  But many people hold everything inside.
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  I'm better than everybody.
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  I can't learn.
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  That's what they say.
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  And those people are destined for failure because
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  those that don't wanna learn don't move ahead.
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  And sometimes they go backwards because of their
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  egos.
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  And that's a real tough one ladies and
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  gentlemen.
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  Letting go and leveling up this week is
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  not an easy conversation that everyone here is
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  gonna like, but it's a necessary one that
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  we all need if we wanna get better,
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  if we wanna achieve more in our life.
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  Ladies and gentlemen, I'm John C.
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  Morley, and this has been Inspirations For Your
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  Life.
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  And this is where honesty becomes elevation.
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  Don't be scared because it looks different, because
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  change is something that you've always feared your
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  life.
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  You can move forward with this guys.
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  The belief is the key.
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  Consistency and structure implemented will put those new
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  habits on autopilot.
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  Have yourself a great one everyone, be well,
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  and let's let go and start leveling up
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  this week.