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Hypnosis for Generational Wealth · The Hypnotist

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Welcome to The Hypnotist, the show that gives you inside
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access to cutting edge hypnosis with real clients facing genuine
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issues. Brought to you by the
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hypnotherapist, demanded by celebrities, CEOs and even
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royalty. Adam Cox.
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These recordings took place live from Adam's clinic in London's
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world famous Harley Street. This podcast features powerful
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hypnosis, so do not listen while driving or operating machinery.
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severe mental health issues, so get yourself comfortable and
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enjoy today's episode of The Hypnotist.
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Hi. It's Adam here and in this
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episode of The Hypnotist, you'll be listening to a wealth based
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hypnosis session and it was created for a client that really
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wanted to increase their income, be on a journey towards
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financial freedom and to make sure that not only they were OK,
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but more importantly their family.
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They were a young father, they had a family to support.
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They wanted to take those responsibilities seriously and
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therefore they felt constrained slightly that they couldn't be
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perhaps as kind of spontaneous or impulsive with decisions
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because it no longer was just about them, it was the people
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that they were providing for. So what you're going to hear in
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this particular hypnosis session is a way of getting absolute
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clarity as to what financial goals look like.
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From the. Perspective of security, comfort
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and freedom and why that's crucial to make a distinction
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between those 3 is that if you just say I want more money, the
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strategy to become financially free starts with security, then
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goes to comfort and then goes to freedom.
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But you tend to require more risk to become financially free.
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But you can only take on that risk if you know, you're
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absolutely certain that if the risk doesn't pay off, you're not
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going to be homeless, you're not going to be in poverty, you're
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not going to be destitute. And that's why it's so important
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to make sure you get the sequence right to make.
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Sure, that security. Is there.
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And one of the things I feel very proud of my own financial
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journey is that I had that clarity.
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I knew that with certain things in place, no matter what
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happens, I was going to be OK. And I got that security from
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owning properties and, and having certain key things,
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certain amount of cash flow that would come in.
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That meant that I was always going to be OK.
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That even if I got sick, even if I lost one source of income,
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there was other sources of income out there.
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So it's really important to get really clear on what security
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looks like, but nobody wants just to have a roof over the
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head and, and the ability to have heating and food and a
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miserable life. Comfort and lifestyle is really,
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really important. That might be the car you drive,
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it might be the holidays you have, it might be the
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experiences, it might be giving gifts, You know, that's comfort,
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that's lifestyle and that's also crucial so that you're living
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life, you're enjoying life. But then beyond that is freedom.
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And for some people, they would consider this luxury.
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It's this kind of element of, you know, having a big mansion
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or kind of having an, a boat and, and this kind of stuff.
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I would say if that links to what freedom is for you, then
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great. You know, that's exactly what
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it's designed to do. But you want to make sure that
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freedom is the evolution that follows security and, and
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comfort. And I remember someone working
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for me a few years ago that we're taking on the kind of
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risks that made absolute sense. If you're completely secure and
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you've got a good standard of living, those kind of risks make
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sense. But I knew that they didn't.
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And they that was very speculative, almost like
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gambling. And if you're gambling, but if
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you lose it might be that you can't pay rent or can't pay the
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mortgage, then that's. Reckless so.
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That's why freedom has to come at the end.
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But you can go through that journey pretty quick and you can
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do it through income, but you can also do it through the value
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of your assets. You know, if you think of a
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billionaire, a billionaire. Is.
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Still secure, comfortable and free even if they've got 0
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income coming in because their net worth is so high.
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So this also. Talks about not just building
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something. For you, but also for.
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Future generations. And there's this lovely phrase,
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which I think is really powerful, called generational
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wealth. And most people will never
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really experience true generational wealth because of
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the way of the tax systems, A lot of inheritance taxed at a
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high level, you know, and, and just structured in a way where
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for most people, the only asset they really have to the point
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where they die is their home. So that's not true generational
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wealth. When you see these kind of these
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families, rich families that go from generation to generation
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here in England, we would say the Duke of Westminster is that
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kind of generational wealth, you know, kind of archetype in many
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ways that the the dukedom gets passed down, the assets gets
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passed down. This has happened over multiple
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generations. So.
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Whoever the Duke of Westminster tends to be, they've got like
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half of London is under a trust and they're the trustee of that
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particular ownership. So generational wealth is a
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whole different thing. But the game isn't winnable
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unless you're willing to play it.
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Not everyone wants generational wealth.
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I just think it happens to be a very good goal because if you
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achieve generational wealth, then you're not just having
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security for yourself, you're having security for many, many
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generations to come, which is a very good thing.
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Part of this hypnosis session is using metaphor, It's using
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future pacing, it's using direct suggestion, and it's kind of a
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fusion of hypnosis and the kind of stuff that I.
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Do with world. Coaching.
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So if you are interested in kind of getting to a level of
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financial freedom or being in a position to have generational
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wealth, this session should be of interest to you.
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It was created for an individual client.
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Some of the suggestions might not be quite right for you.
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You can always schedule a consultation call to explore
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working with me directly. But also when it comes to
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wealth, I created a course, quite a big course actually,
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lots and lots of content and information and hypnosis in
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there, all money related. It's called Hypnotic Wealth and
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I'll put a link in the show notes, so if you're interested
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in that course, you can certainly check that out.
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For now though, because you've got this kind of 25 minute
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hypnosis session just about to start playing, the ideal way to
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enjoy this session is to find a quiet, comfortable place where
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you won't be disturbed, relax and enjoy the session.
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Take a deep breath in and as you breathe in, breathe in and slow,
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calm, relaxing breath, and as you exhale, feel a sense of
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release in any of those tiny muscles around your.
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Eyelids. And as you exhale, just feel a
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heaviness. They're on those eyelids,
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enabling you to feel no desire to open them.
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And when you breathe in, just imagine breathing in deeper than
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the previous breath. And as you exhale, imagine
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breathing out at half the speed, but for twice as long.
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That long, slow outward breath feels like it's a vehicle for
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tension to leave your body. Feel how good it feels to just
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let go. That's it.
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Imagine breathing in a feeling of optimism, that as you breathe
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in you just feel more optimistic.
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And as you exhale, imagine breathing out doubt and
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limitations. That long, slow outward breath
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just enabling those limitations to leave your body.
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That's it. And notice, the deeper you
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breathe, the more relaxed you feel.
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And the more relaxed you feel, the easier it becomes to
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effortlessly breathe even deeper than before.
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Because there is a forceful breath.
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You force the inhale, you force the exhale.
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But then there's the effortless breath.
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Breathing in comes from the diaphragm and just happens by
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itself. And that long, slow outward
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breath doesn't require force. It's the release of tension that
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allows the outward breath. And the deeper you breathe, the
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more your body relaxes. And the more your body relaxes,
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the more your imagination awakens.
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I want you to imagine seeing a children's book, a picture book,
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and maybe you can imagine this book close to where other books
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are camped and this book is simply called the Scottish
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Highlands. Imagine picking up that book and
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flicking through the pages, looking at different mountain
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ranges, different regions, different locks, until you see a
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page. The vivid image of a particular
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lock, not so well known, but it resonates with you.
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And maybe this image of the lock is on a day with fluffy clouds
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and blue skies of Stillwater and the vibrancy of the different
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colours and textures in the rugged landscape around.
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And fixate on a point in the image close to the lock, near
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the edge of the lock. Just focus on that point.
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As you breathe in that optimism, exhale any doubts.
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And as you focus on that point, just imagine teleporting into
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the image and imagine how it would feel standing on the edge
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of that lock. The freshness of the air, the
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temperature around you, the stillness of the water that
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almost looks like a mirror reflecting black.
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The clouds and the landscape, the mountains, the sky.
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So still, and it feels eerie because the stillness of the
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water seems to echo the stillness of the sound.
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There is an absence of sound. No animals, no sound of wind or
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a breeze. Just stillness.
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And as you breathe in and breathe out, I want you to
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imagine that in this moment, time has stood still.
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The water is frozen in time, the clouds are frozen in time, and
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the only person that can move is you.
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But because everything is frozen in time, nothing can move but
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you, including the water to feel a wonderful sensation of
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walking. On top of the water, like the
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entire lock, is a huge sheet of thick glass, more than able to
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support your weight. Imagine walking out, perhaps
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into the middle of the lock, feeling safe, feeling supported,
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everything frozen in time but you.
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And as you breathe in and breathe down, I want you to
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imagine 3 buckets around you. Each bucket represents a
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different level of financial resourcefulness.
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The first bucket represents security and safety, the second
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bucket represents comfort, and the third bucket represents
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freedom. And I want you to stare into the
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first bucket because you get to define two things that would
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represent security for you. What does your income need to be
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for you to feel a sense of security for you and your
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family? And when you know exactly what
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that figure is, let me know by nodding your head.
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But not everyone needs an income.
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You can consider your net worth, your total assets also to be a
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form of security. If someone has several million,
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their income could be 0 and they are still safe and secure.
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You know what the income level is to feel secure.
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Now decide what your net worth needs to be so that even if you
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weren't working, even if there was 0 income for many months,
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you would still feel secure. And when you know what that.
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Figure is. To feel secure even without any
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income at all. Let me know by nodding your
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head. And I want you to imagine what
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it would be like to jump into the bucket, just like Alice in
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Wonderland jumping down the rabbit hole.
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And as you jump into the bucket, just imagine going into that
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future. What does life have to be like?
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Not for you just to earn that income, but you to earn that
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income that makes you feel secure and you enjoy the
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process. For some people, working for a
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living is arduous, unpleasant, it drains from their life.
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But some people love what they do and they can earn a good
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income and it charges their batteries up.
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So imagine what it would be like to earn that level of income
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that represents security and to enjoy it.
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And when you know what that feels like, let me know about
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nodding your head. That's it.
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And then imagine going to a place within your imagination
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that would be the natural place that you would check assets,
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maybe a screen, a folder, documents.
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And I want you to see what assets you would need to own in
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order to feel secure even without an income.
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That might be cash, savings, investments, properties.
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But when you know whatever that figure was that represented a
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net worth of security, and you can see in this bucket of
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security what that looks like, let me know by nodding your
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head. That's it.
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And then imagine jumping out of the bucket, back to your full
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size and now staring into the bucket of comfort.
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As you stare deep into the bucket, just decide what your
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monthly income needs to be for you and your family to be
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comfortable. And when you know what that
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number is, let me know by nodding your head.
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That's it. And just as you did before, just
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imagine that even if you had no income at all, you could still
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be comfortable if you had enough assets.
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And I want you to think about what your net worth would need
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to be for you to feel comfortable without needing to
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work at all. No income at all, and yet you're
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still comfortable. And when you know what that
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amount is, let me know by nodding your head to stare into
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the bucket and again jump into it.
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The bucket becomes a portal into an alternative reality where
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you're already living that future.
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Get a sense of what it would be like to earn that level of
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income. Still enjoying it, but it's a
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higher income now. What needs to be done different?
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Are you charging more? A bigger client base, maybe
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clients that can afford more of what you're uniquely in a
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position to offer. How is it scaled?
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Maybe there's additional revenue streams and income streams that
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weren't in the future of security but are in this one.
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And if you can get a sense of what it would be like to imagine
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living with an income at this level where you feel
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comfortable. Not just safe and secure.
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Not just not worrying about bills, but living a lifestyle
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that you really enjoy. Driving the car you want, going
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on the holidays you want, travelling to where you want,
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giving things to the people you love the most and feeling good
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because you are a provider, you enrich their lives.
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When you can imagine that, let me know by nodding your head and
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then give some thought. Go to that place that you would
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check on your assets and figure out what's the value of your
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portfolio, your investment fund, your cash savings, total value
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of properties, maybe other things as well.
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And just imagine maybe seeing something like the equivalent of
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a total column when you add up all of that, like a spreadsheet
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or an e-mail from an accountant just saying that your net worth
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is. And see that number, the number
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that represents comfort for you. Maybe it's in the millions, but
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look at a specific number that represents comfort for your net
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worth. Even if your income stopped for
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a year, you would still be comfortable.
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And when you know what that is and where it's coming from, let
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me know by nodding your head. That's in and then jump back out
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of the bucket and now stare deeply while you're on that
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glass lock in full stillness. Look into the bucket of freedom.
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And let's define freedom as you get to live a level of comfort
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and beyond without needing to work at all.
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That your passive income, income that comes from assets, income
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that comes from things that you don't need to work yourself,
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flows in. And if you know what it would be
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to feel free where income is flowing in, giving you that
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great quality of life, but giving you the choice what to do
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with your time, who to spend your time with, who to spend
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your money on when that is clear in your mind, let me know by
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nodding your head and then think of what your net worth would be.
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But if you had no passive income at all, what would your net
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worth need to be for you to live a life of absolute freedom
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without ever worrying about money?
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It would be a higher figure, maybe in the several millions,
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but think of a specific number that if that was your net worth,
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you would always feel free. And when you know that number,
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let me know by nodding your head.
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As you stare into the bucket, leap in to that portal that
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takes you to that future. This time.
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Imagine a future where all work is a choice, an option.
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There's nothing you need to do, just things you're choosing to
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do. If you wanted to stop working
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for six weeks to get out on a yacht, you could.
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The bills would still be paid, the businesses that Iran would
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still satisfy their clients. The future of freedom is an
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owner, not an operator. You can choose to operate, but
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don't need to Imagine that life. Get a sense of where the income
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streams are flowing from. Different assets, different
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businesses. Look at how much automation,
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delegation and outsourcing takes place in this future.
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People report to you, you make decisions, you decide on
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strategy. But you don't need to be doing
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the work unless you choose to. And when you get a sense of what
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that's like, let me know about nodding your head and then think
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of what your net worth would need to be for you to feel free,
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not just for you, but for your children's future too.
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What is your level of net worth in order to create generational
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wealth? That when your descendants think
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of an ancestor that changed everything, you are that person,
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the facilitator of generational wealth.
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What assets did you need to acquire?
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What systems did you need to build?
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And I want you to feel that this isn't wishful thinking or a
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possibility. I want you to feel that this is
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a destiny for the taking, this is yours simply by taking it.
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And if you could imagine that level of wealth, multi
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generational freedom, let me know by nodding your head.
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Someone once said if the mind can clearly conceive it and
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believe it, then they can achieve it.
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You've conceived it. Now give yourself permission to
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believe it with every fibre of your being and have an
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expectation that you will achieve it.
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You will achieve the freedom that comes from income not
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dependent on you, which then creates more resources to
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acquire more assets that they themself compound in value to
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creating even more value. Most people never do because
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they never try. But since you believe it, you
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open up a pathway of resourcefulness to create a
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powerful, self fulfilling prophecy.
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And if you feel this has unlocked the very resources
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required to manifest this future, let me know by nodding
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your head. That's in and now jump back out
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from the bucket in reverse. Get a sense the lock and the
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landscape are still the same, but you've now changed.
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Feel a lightness and optimism in you as you walk back over the
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surface of the lock, back to the shore, and just imagine in a
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moment, time restarts. You can hear perhaps a bird, see
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a slight ripple on the surface of the waters, but feel like
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something powerful has changed within you.
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You've expanded your belief and the scale of your ambition and
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allow that to feed all of the resources required in order to
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achieve it. But it's now time to take those
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feelings and return to the present.
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So take a deep breath in through your nose and out through your
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nose. Wiggle your fingers and wiggle
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your toes. Start to connect and calibrate
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with the here and now as I now count from 1:00 to 10:00 to
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awaken you. Starting to count 123 waking up
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456 more alert 7-8. Open your eyes.
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Open your eyes, 910. Wide awake, wide awake, wide
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