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Carrying more than people realize and not breaking (S4) S52:E4 · Inspirations for Your Life

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Well, hey there, everyone.
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It is John C.
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Morley here, serial entrepreneur.
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It is great to be with you on
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Inspirations for Your Life.
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I'm so glad you decided to join me
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here tonight.
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We have another awesome, awesome show for you
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guys here.
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So you're definitely going to not want to
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miss any of that because it's going to
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be, like I said, another great, awesome show.
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So I hope that you will definitely stay
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for it because there's a lot of great
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stuff that we're going to be sharing with
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you guys.
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This is all about things that you can
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do to improve the quality of your life.
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So again, really, really great to have everybody
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here with me on the Inspirations for Your
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By the way, guys, this is the daily
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This is the show that gives you the
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insights that you need to become a better
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So, again, if this is your first time
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joining me, I want to say welcome.
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I want to say thank you for coming
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Really do appreciate that.
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I like that you're enjoying the content that
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single day.
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I know sometimes people are like, you know,
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I don't get how to do this.
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I don't get what I'm supposed to do
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or why I'm supposed to do something.
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And I get that, guys.
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I understand that.
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And so what I want to tell you
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is that it all starts with your belief,
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okay?
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That's where it starts from.
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It starts from your belief.
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And your belief can actually change basically who
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you are, what you become.
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And that's the most important thing I want
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to let you know.
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It's about that.
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Because you see, if you understand that your
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life changes, okay, and with your life changing,
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there are so many amazing things that actually
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can happen.
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But the thing is, you have to realize
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that it comes down to you, okay?
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It comes down to you.
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And if it comes down to you, then
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there's certain choices that you need to make
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in your life.
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I think that's the bottom line.
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You have to make these choices in your
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life.
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And if you make these choices in your
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life, then life is going to become, let's
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say, a lot better for you than probably
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you had ever imagined.
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But again, this is not something that's going
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to happen in five minutes.
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You do need to take the time.
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You do need to realize that life is
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here to help you become a better version
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of yourself.
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It's not about rushing.
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A lot of people want to rush through
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and get everything in five seconds.
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And that's a big problem for a lot
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of people.
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They don't get the fact that we need
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to be understanding who we are, what we're
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doing, why we're doing certain things.
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And I think that could be a big
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problem for, again, for a lot of people
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out there.
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I say this because many people don't understand
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why things are happening a certain way.
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And they don't understand the fact that you
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have so much potential in your life every
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single day.
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I mean, quite a bit of potential.
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Every single day you have potential in your
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life.
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And this is what makes you become a
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better person.
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to welcome you if this is your very
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first time joining me here on the Inspirations
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Really do appreciate that.
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And I know a lot of you out
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know, I try these things, but for whatever
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All right.
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All right, guys.
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So a big warm welcome, like I said,
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you tuned in to another of the ever
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-popular, powerful episode of the Inspirations for Your
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Life show.
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Today's Wednesday, it's December 23rd, it's one day
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before Christmas Eve, Inspirations for Your Life show.
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This is a daily motivational show.
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It helps you think sharper, feel stronger, and
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carry real-world responsibilities without losing yourself in
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the process.
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By the way, this is John C.
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Morley, serial entrepreneur, engineer, marketing specialist, video producer,
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podcast host, coach, graduate student, and yes, of
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course, a passionate lifelong learner.
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And it's certainly my privilege and pleasure to
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be with you as someone who knows what
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it means to have a lot on his
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plate and still show up with excellence, empathy,
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and energy every single day.
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Tonight's master topic, I say for the week
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in our series, is all about spotting real
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life signs, series four.
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And the granular is ordinary people, big responsibilities,
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you know?
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And our focus is all about carrying more
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than people realize.
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And not breaking.
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If you're the one everyone leans on, the
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strong one, the fixer, the planner, the backbone,
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this episode has been cultivated just for you.
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Now, some of the strongest people you know
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are quietly overwhelmed.
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You can look rock solid and still feel
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a bit overloaded.
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Strength doesn't mean load is light.
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It means you've learned to carry what others
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never see.
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And that's a very important thing that a
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lot of people need to realize.
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If everyone leans on you, where do you
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lean?
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If you're everyone's anchor, you still need somewhere
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to rest.
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One honest space to say, I'm tired, can
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keep you from snapping.
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You are allowed to be tired of being
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the strong one.
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Being tired of holding it all together doesn't
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make you weak.
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It proves you're human.
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And that your strength needs rest, too.
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Number four, guys, responsibility doesn't have to mean
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martyrdom, right?
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You have to be a martyr.
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Being responsible is healthy.
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Burning yourself out, well, for everyone else, it's
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not great.
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If reliable always equals exhausted, that's a big
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problem in our lives.
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Something needs to change.
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And we need to make the change before
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we're being told to make that change.
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Like I said, when the universe is telling
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us to make the change, it's probably not
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going to be so pleasant.
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So if we recognize the change has to
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be made, then we should make it.
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People who have it together often cry in
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the car, too.
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The most composed people often break down in
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private.
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Those tears don't mean failure.
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They mean this is a lot for me
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or you.
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Number six, guys, you don't have to carry
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every secret alone.
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Holding everyone's secrets by yourself is heavy.
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It's OK to offload the weight safely with
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a pro or a trusted person.
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So why not do that?
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Number seven, guys, one boundary that will save
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you from silent resentment.
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Resentment starts where you say yes, while your
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whole body is saying no.
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A clear no now is kinder than a
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bitter yes.
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Number eight, if you do everything, people forget
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it's optional.
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When you always step in, people assume you
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always will.
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Your extra becomes expected, not appreciated.
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And that's hard for a lot of people
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to understand.
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When you're doing something and you're doing it
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just once, people are going to expect it
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every single time.
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So you got to be careful of what
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you put yourself into and what you decide
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to help out with.
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Number nine, high-functioning burnout looks like you're
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killing it from the outside.
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On paper, you're crushing it.
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Inside, you're drained.
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You're probably almost mind-numb.
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That's not success.
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That's burnout in disguise.
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So it's important that we recognize that.
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Number 10, you can be reliable without being
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available 24-7.
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Reliability means you keep your word, not that
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you answer instantly.
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You're allowed off hours where you're not on
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call.
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Number 11, stop calling basic respect help.
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Being paid fairly and treated decently is not
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a favor.
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That's the minimum, not a bonus.
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And start to realize that.
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Many people think that if you're getting paid
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that you're doing them a favor.
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No, they need to pay you.
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You need to do the work.
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That's the minimum.
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Number 12, if they only call when they
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need something, that's data, need only.
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Contact is information, not an accident.
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Adjust your access accordingly with people.
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You'll get to know the people in your
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life who always seem to reach out to
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you whenever they have a problem.
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And what I mean by you'll get to
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know their number, not their phone number, but
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you'll get to know how they act, what
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their real truth is about.
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I have somebody who's on a Facebook group,
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and this one person seems to change the
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rules.
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Every time there's something going on, they change
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the rules.
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But when they change the rules, it's like
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everything can be okay for that person, but
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then it's not for someone else.
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So I think that's a big problem.
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Number 13, your needs are not an inconvenience,
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even if you've treated them like one.
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Your needs belong on the calendar, not just
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in the leftover minutes.
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You matter as much as everyone you protect.
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And start realizing that and start loving yourself.
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Number 14, being dependable doesn't mean never asking
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for help.
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And I think that's a mistake a lot
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of people make.
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People feel, well, you know, I have to
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be able to do everything myself.
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No, you don't.
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Dependable people still need support.
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I'm at capacity.
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Can we share this is a healthy sentence.
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Number 15, one sentence to practice is, I
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can't do that, but here's what I can
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do.
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This line honors your limits and still offers
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value.
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Some might say, gee, we need you to
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be at practice every day.
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Well, I can't do that, but I can
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come twice a week.
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It keeps you from, well, automatic self-draining.
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You know, the auto yeses, the auto guilt
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trip gets placed on you.
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There's no reason to get the guilt trip.
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Absolutely not.
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Your energy, your inner battery is very important.
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Number 16, you don't have to explain your
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no more than your yes.
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Your no doesn't require a TED talk, okay,
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seriously.
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I'm not able to do that is enough.
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Not a complete dissertation of why you can't
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do that.
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Most people don't care.
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The weight you're carrying is real.
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So is your right to rest.
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Invisible weight is still weight.
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Rest isn't a luxury.
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It's how you keep from breaking down and
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going to a crisis.
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Number 18, if your kindness is always at
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your own expense, it's self erasure.
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Kindness that constantly costs you yourself isn't kindness
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anymore.
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Real generosity includes you in the equation.
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I think we have to realize that if
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we don't understand that kindness has to start
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with us and if we sacrifice our own
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values, our own core, our own beliefs just
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to be able to be nice and help
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someone else, well then we're really not being
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nice to number one, ourself.
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Number 19, you are not a walking safety
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net for everyone else's chaos.
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I know that we always wanna be the
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good Samaritan.
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We wanna help people every day, but we
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cannot do this all the time.
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We have to realize, again, we're not safety
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net all the time.
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You're not required to catch every fall from
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everyone, okay?
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That's just not your job.
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Sometimes love is letting consequences teach others.
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And you might say, John, well, that's harsh.
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Oh, it's not harsh.
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It's lessons.
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And I find that when people learn these
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lessons, they might not be the most pleasant,
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but I'll tell you something.
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They're not gonna make those mistakes again in
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their life.
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I think that's a real important one to
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realize.
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Number 20, guys, a quick test.
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Would they show up for you the way
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you show up for them?
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If you say to yourself, John, well, no,
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but they got a lot on their mind.
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No baloney, that doesn't matter.
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And I've been really cognizant of this the
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last six months or so, knowing that people,
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you know, they have this switch they turn
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on.
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I call it two-faced.
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When they're looking for money or they're looking
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for something you could do for them, it's
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amazing how friendly and how supportive they wanna
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be to you.
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But the minute you need something, it's like
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they are suddenly busy.
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They turn a deaf ear.
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And I'm not trying to call people out.
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I'm just saying the way it is.
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And I've gotten tired of people taking my
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kindness for weakness.
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So they're insinuating that.
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So I tell people this, look, my kindness
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should not be misinterpreted for weakness because it's
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not.
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That's important, guys.
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Look at actions, not promises.
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If the answer is no to the question
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of, you know, do they show up the
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same way for you or do you show
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up for them, adjust how much of you
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they get.
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That's a very important statement because we can
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become drained at different times.
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Sometimes we get drained and we don't even
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know why we're drained.
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All of a sudden we're like on this,
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I'll call it this bus, right?
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Or this merry-go-round.
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And we cannot get off the merry-go
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-round.
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No matter what we do, we cannot get
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off of it.
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But all we know is that our energy
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is dwindling and it can help hurt us
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if we're getting a cold or getting sick
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or something like that because we have not
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cared for our body.
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Our body needs rest, right?
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And when we sense the signs that our
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body is trying to tell us, hey, you
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gotta slow down, slow down.
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Someone's all gonna sign for my body, hey,
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John, you know, you need to sleep this
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morning.
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And I sleep that morning, a little longer.
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So I think those are important things to
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realize, especially when it's the holiday time, you
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know, you're going to hustle and bustle like
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the last week or two before I left
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for vacation.
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There was a lot going on, even though
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there were parties and other charitable things, there
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was a lot.
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So now being on vacation, I still do
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the shows, still do the reels and stuff,
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but I kind of chill and I take
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it easy, right?
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I sleep till 9.30 or 10 o
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'clock in the morning.
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That's unheard of for me.
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Usually I'm up at five or six, right?
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Number 21, delegating is not a failure, guys.
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It's how grown adults share the load.
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If people in your group are reprimanding or
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scolding you for delegating, well, they're not adult.
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And they're not willing to take their share
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fair.
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Sharing tasks is true leadership.
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It's not laziness.
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Systems that depend on one hero are built
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to crack.
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I think that's important to understand.
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Number 22, the strongest flex is saying, I
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need help out loud.
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I need help is not weakness, it's courage.
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It invites teamwork instead of silent drowning.
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Maybe you're saying, John, but I can't do
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that.
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This person's my friend, that person's my friend.
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Yes, they're your friend, but are you gonna
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allow that person to drive you to a
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crisis where you need that energy time, that
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time for you?
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Because if you don't take that time for
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you, you're going to be, well, sorry.
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And your body is gonna tell you it
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needs to shut down.
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But if you don't listen to it, it's
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gonna shut down anyway.
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And I can tell you this, guys, it's
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gonna be a lot more an abrupt shutdown
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than if you chose to shut it down
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and rest when it's giving you the signs.
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You don't need to be a Superman or
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superhero.
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Number 23, you don't owe everyone access to
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your time.
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You don't.
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Knowing you doesn't guarantee access to you.
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And I think that's a problem that a
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lot of people miss.
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Your time is limited and so are your
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resources.
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You're not a public service 24 hours a
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day.
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So don't be a martyr and say that
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you have to do that.
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Even if you're in business, that doesn't mean
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people have access to you 24 hours a
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day.
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Number 24, you're allowed to drop roles that
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were, well, never yours to begin with.
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And you may have become the fixer because
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you could, not because you should.
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I wanna say this.
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Just because you can do something or you
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can make something happen doesn't mean you should.
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You're free, ladies and gentlemen, to step out
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of roles you never chose in the first
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place.
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Maybe you got thrown into something because of
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an emergency.
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Okay, fine, the emergency's over.
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That doesn't mean that you keep doing this
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forever and ever and ever.
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Have you ever been somewhere and you held
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the door for somebody, but then it feels
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like you're like the 24-7 doorman because
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everybody keeps going through and you're holding the
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door and nobody ever volunteers to help you.
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You got to eventually say, okay, and then
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you kind of like go in, right?
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Because people, a lot of people are selfish,
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just being honest.
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Number 25, carrying the family group job doesn't
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make you more lovable.
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Doing more doesn't make you more worthy.
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It just makes you more tired.
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Number 26, guys, you're more than your usefulness.
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You're not just what you produce or solve.
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Your value exists even when you're not doing.
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And I think that's something we are oftentimes
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hard on ourselves with is that we forget
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that we are a lot more even when
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we're not doing anything.
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Number 27, if you disappeared, hypothetically, who would
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actually notice you're gone?
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Not your output, right?
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Who would miss you?
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Not just your work.
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Lean into those relationships first.
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They're the ones that are gonna be the
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most supportive of you, and they're gonna be
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the ones that are gonna be the most
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helpful to you to make sure your resources
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stay aligned and that you don't burn out.
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Number 28, give yourself permission to be average
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at things that don't matter.
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I think a lot of times we try
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to become an expert of everything.
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I tell people, look, I'm not a plumber.
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I'm not looking to become a plumber.
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So realize there's some things that you're not
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an expert at, and that's what other people
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are good at doing, right?
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You don't need to win at everything.
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Good enough in low-stakes areas protects your
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energy for what counts.
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You can be good at the things you
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wanna be good at, but you don't need
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to be good at everything.
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Being human, being heroic 24-7, that's a
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problem.
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Constant hero mode, that'll burn you out quicker
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than, well, melting butter on a hot skillet.
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Being honest about your limits keeps you healthy.
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And I think that's something a lot of
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people don't want to do.
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They don't wanna say that they're burned out.
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They don't wanna say they're tired because maybe
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somebody else might come and say, oh, I
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could do that.
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Maybe somebody younger, right?
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But that doesn't necessarily mean you're good or
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bad because younger people get burned out, so
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do older people get burned out.
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It has to do with a couple of
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things.
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It could be the amount of stress.
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It could be the amount of responsibility you
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have.
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And that takes energy away from our inner
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battery.
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Let's think of it like this.
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If you have a, let's say you have
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a camper, right?
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And you have a battery in the camper.
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And you know that when the camper's running,
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the generator is actually charging the battery.
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When you pull over and the battery is
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all fully charged, you know that the more
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stuff you use, the more it depletes the
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inner battery of the camper.
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You also know that that battery with the
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average usage of people and doing things will
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probably be able to work for, maybe you'll
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be able to work for a day, maybe
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two days, depending on how big your battery
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is.
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And then with that, you decide that, okay,
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we gotta turn the car, we gotta turn
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the camera back on, or you've gotta plug
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in the camper to a power outlet, right?
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Most campers can usually work for, I think
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it's like four or five hours, and then
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they gotta be powered up.
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So these are important things to realize.
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But sometimes I guess people think they're the
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energizer or they're the dorsal battery that just
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never quits, you know, like the Energizer Bunny,
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right?
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We all need to take a break.
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Even that Energizer Bunny needs a break because
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his batteries eventually will burn out.
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And it's not like just changing batteries and
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you're ready to go again.
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Our body doesn't work like that.
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Very similar to my hat, right?
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So my hat is powered by a battery.
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And so the battery gets charged by USB
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like a lot of things today.
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But I can't just quickly plug it in,
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it's ready to go.
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It takes a few minutes, right?
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So I think that's something that's important.
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And with our body, we don't just get
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a quick burst, right?
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We're not just gonna go take, you know,
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one of these Five Alives or something and
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get back up.
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I remember doing that when I went to
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Italy with my mom's mom and dad and
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my one cousin that went with me.
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I remember him giving us one of these
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jolts, these Five Alive things.
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And like, I bounced right, like awake, but
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then like six, seven hours, like, well, let's
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say five, six hours later, after dinner, I
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was like, I crashed.
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And all they cared about was that I
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was awake and able to be, you know,
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able to talk to their family and guests.
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But really that was doing a bad thing
25:13
for me that was jolting my inner battery.
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And I said, I will never ever do
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that ever again.
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Number 30, guys, imagine what you could do
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with some of that energy redirected back to
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you.
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Even a small percentage of that effort pointed
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toward your own growth and possibly your recovery.
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It would change your life.
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It would change your life.
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Taking care of you is not stealing from
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others.
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I think that's something we have to learn.
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We shouldn't be feel guilty about it because
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there's nothing to be guilty about.
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It's securing the foundation they actually rely upon.
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So keeping us up and running is very,
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very important.
26:03
And knowing that our stability is based on
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our health, is based on the energy that
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we have, which comes from our nutrition, right?
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These are important things that a lot of
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people miss because they're just looking at the
26:25
fact that, oh, we can get a quick
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fix.
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Like my grandfather, well, we can get a
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quick fix by having one of these quick,
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you know, these quick jolt drinks.
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And it did solve the problem, but I
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was like really, really at the top of
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the scope, like even more hyper than I
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normally would be all because of that extra
26:43
boost.
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But then I really crashed once that four
26:46
-hour, five-hour energy drink wore off.
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It was just a little tiny thing.
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We'll never, ever take one of those again.
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It was a huge amount of caffeine.
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And I do everything, you know, caffeine-free
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now, decaf tea.
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So these are important things to understand, guys.
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And carrying more than you expect is something
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we need to understand every day.
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Carry more than people realize and not breaking.
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It's okay to put some things down.
27:18
It's okay to say no.
27:21
It's okay to tell people I need more
27:24
time.
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These are all okay things.
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But I ask you to do this from
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the beginning, not when you're so tired and
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ready to crash.
27:34
Look at yourself and look at the time
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and look at how things are managed.
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And you'll get an idea that maybe you're
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taking on too much.
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I know you probably don't wanna hear that.
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Your body needs rest, just being honest.
27:47
Ladies and gentlemen, I am John C.
27:48
Morley, serial entrepreneur.
27:50
It's always a privilege and pleasure and honor
27:51
to be with you guys here on the
27:53
Inspirations for Your Life show.
27:54
Please do check out BelieveMeAchieve.com for more
27:56
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I'll catch you real soon.
27:59
Be well, everyone.