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Prince Israel Zaar on: Forget Not the Human Condition 08212025 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: You share, remember not to forget the human condition and
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Speaker 1: the human being living that condition. And it must be
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Speaker 1: acknowledged that the world and the society or societies is
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Speaker 1: built for good intentions and good reasons. You know, in
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Speaker 1: the beginning it's nothing, and through humans was a lot
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Speaker 1: made for the universe. And that is there is acknowledgment
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Speaker 1: that the like another creature, the human being is born
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Speaker 1: to grow, to develop to adulthood and expose itself to sex,
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Speaker 1: to addictions and destructions, sex, addiction, destructions. And the thing
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Speaker 1: that keeps the human being within its balance is work.
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Speaker 1: And the work that the human being does can bring
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Speaker 1: that human being beauty, satisfaction, and happiness, or it can
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Speaker 1: bring the opposite of it. When life is good, it
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Speaker 1: means a human being subjectively or relatively it's fulfilling the
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Speaker 1: purpose and goal or meaning of its being. Then that
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Speaker 1: human life is good, and it's conditional on the realities
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Speaker 1: of life, on the treasures, the trust stress treasures of life,
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Speaker 1: the things that give stress, and on the ineventualities and
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Speaker 1: the force measures or accidents of life. And so no
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Speaker 1: matter how good that life is, there is a trying
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Speaker 1: time in life when things fall apart, or things start
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Speaker 1: to break down, or human beings similarly not to be
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Speaker 1: in control of their mind, the body, the soul, and
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Speaker 1: the ecology. It means that balance in the life of
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Speaker 1: the human being has been disconnected from the being itself
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Speaker 1: and from the reality or utopias or illusions that the
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Speaker 1: human being has created. The catalyst. Others work and the
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Speaker 1: human being is out of a job. Things fall apart
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Speaker 1: the job not working create and imbalance in the life
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Speaker 1: of the human being. Economically, the human being cannot pay
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Speaker 1: their bills, cannot fulfill their obligations and responsibilities, and they
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Speaker 1: cannot buy the things in life they need or pay
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Speaker 1: for the distructions and pleasures or leisures that they need
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Speaker 1: in life or entertainment, nor travel or explore to the
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Speaker 1: places that they think. And sometimes without that economic balance,
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Speaker 1: and the human being is reduced to being with people
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Speaker 1: they don't like and doing the things they don't like,
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Speaker 1: living where they don't like, even what they don't like,
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Speaker 1: digging who they don't like, marrying who they don't like,
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Speaker 1: or reducing themselves to be picking some pattern jumps of
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Speaker 1: being the things they don't like. So when workforce apart,
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Speaker 1: the life of that human being is at risk, that stability,
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Speaker 1: that harmony between the being, it's self, estine, it's of security,
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Speaker 1: and the outer world. It's broken, and that is very essential.
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Speaker 1: Do not forget the human condition that when a human
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Speaker 1: being is down, the human being needs the support of society,
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Speaker 1: the support of loved ones, and the support of those
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Speaker 1: who cares, like angios, the church, you know, support group
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Speaker 1: and management group. Maybe they need some anger management, they
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Speaker 1: need some addiction management, and they're looking for a job
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Speaker 1: and something. They need a community to reboot their life.
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Speaker 1: The read too or retire, they need a new beginning.
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Speaker 1: And so when see humans moving in the streets of
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Speaker 1: that work, driving along, riding along, traveling alone, or eating along,
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Speaker 1: walking along, talking alone, or going along, I always remember
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Speaker 1: that the human being is intrinsic to itself. And there
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Speaker 1: is no human being with an internal crisis, an internal challenge,
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Speaker 1: a difficulty of disability, of vulnerability or limitations. There is
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Speaker 1: no human being with our need. There is no human
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Speaker 1: being without one day seeking for assistance, for support and
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Speaker 1: support group or care. We must not forget the human
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Speaker 1: condition and the human resilience and coping skills, and not
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Speaker 1: the sign and the how human interpret challenges of problems
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Speaker 1: with difficulties. Another sign how humans express their emotions, some
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Speaker 1: true tears, some true anger and firing and denied, some
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Speaker 1: true addiction, no true crying and violence, or some just
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Speaker 1: learning how to how to how to hide and now
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Speaker 1: what is happening and pretend to one day explode. But
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Speaker 1: that human condition is royal for the scarcity of results,
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Speaker 1: for society that is organized and not natural in itself,
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Speaker 1: because the m being graduated from the state of nature
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Speaker 1: to the social contract and seeking to belong, to work
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Speaker 1: in the team, be part of the group, to participate,
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Speaker 1: to contribute, to volunteer. So the human being does a
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Speaker 1: lot to sacrifice their individuality, and sometimes there's a fasting
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Speaker 1: or dignity to to to accommodate or accept a lot
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Speaker 1: of things that normally, if things were better, they will
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Speaker 1: not accept. So even though you see a human being
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Speaker 1: sitting by you on the plane, on the bus right share,
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Speaker 1: or sitting on you on the same table, or the
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Speaker 1: same restaurant or the same hotel, at the same park
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Speaker 1: or page, or traveling the sign grew or believing in
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Speaker 1: the same God, going to the same church, or belonging
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Speaker 1: to the same political party, or working at the same
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Speaker 1: ployees or going to the same school or plain at
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Speaker 1: the same thing. Always remember that the human being comes
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Speaker 1: to the public as an individual, and the individual is
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Speaker 1: intrinsic in itself with its being, its mind, its body.
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Speaker 1: So it's the na it's projection, perception, and perspective how
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Speaker 1: they see the world that lends to the world their
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Speaker 1: equal chamber, the belief system, their coping skills, their location
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Speaker 1: of resources. We know with discrimination and nepotism and favoritism,
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Speaker 1: some people have modern artists, some people have more privileges
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Speaker 1: and more rights and more opportunities. Modern orders the society's
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Speaker 1: shape in a way that there are winners and there
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Speaker 1: are losers, and there are those in between, and almost
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Speaker 1: the cognition of that. They must not forget that, and
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Speaker 1: we must equally remember that the opportunities are not fair
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Speaker 1: than not equitably distributed, or must be aware that meritocracy
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Speaker 1: is mostly spoken about, but it's not highly practiced in
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Speaker 1: many places, and the insecurities, insufficiencies in adiquass that humanness
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Speaker 1: has inherited from the tradition, traditions, cultures and religions, and
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Speaker 1: the nature of education, the type of school you go to,
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Speaker 1: the type of neighborhood, you live in, the type of church,
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Speaker 1: the type of work, the type of state, how you
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Speaker 1: see yourself, how you're taught about yourself. It matters. Even
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Speaker 1: though we see somebody in a suit smiling, deep inside,
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Speaker 1: there might be some vulnerabilities, maybe some problems which are
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Speaker 1: ranges or difficulties. And some humans can cook, some humans cannot.
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Speaker 1: They must remember the human condition and the human believe
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Speaker 1: in that condition. You might see a person in the
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Speaker 1: street or somebody working together at the same job. It's
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Speaker 1: going through a divorce, separation, it's going through a better relationship.
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Speaker 1: They're going to a family issues, siblings issues, spouses issues,
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Speaker 1: work issues, financial issues. Have some humans that are would
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Speaker 1: like to have a child, but they cannot have a child.
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Speaker 1: So I would like to have a lot of money,
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Speaker 1: but they can have a lot of money. So i't
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Speaker 1: like to have place. They don't have place. Don't like
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Speaker 1: to see harmoney they cannot find it. So on, like
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Speaker 1: to seek enlightenment, it's difficult for them to tell it.
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Speaker 1: So on, like new relationships and good places. The human
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Speaker 1: being sometime always want what they cannot get, and they
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Speaker 1: get what they're not happy with. So there is that
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Speaker 1: ambivalence and that confusion sometimes and the inability for humans
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Speaker 1: actually know what they want. And even if you know
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Speaker 1: what you want, the means cannot provide you those opportunities
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Speaker 1: to get what you want. And even if you have
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Speaker 1: the means, you might not have that relationship a class
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Speaker 1: or their status to have what you want. If you
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Speaker 1: have the status, you may know how the power you
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Speaker 1: have the power, you might not have the courageman and
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Speaker 1: have the charisma. They may not belong lasting. So there
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Speaker 1: is always something that a human being is lacky, that
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Speaker 1: the wish they have, and once they have what they
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Speaker 1: think willturally make them happy, their desires moves the gold
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Speaker 1: past to something else. Always not forget the human condition
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Speaker 1: and the human being in that condition. Always be generous
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Speaker 1: when see father humans in difficulties and challenges, going through
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Speaker 1: ups and downs, be there for them, be the shoulder.
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Speaker 1: And when people need you, be the wise one, the
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Speaker 1: nice one, the kind one. And sometimes it is good
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Speaker 1: to be humble, but arrogant, not nacissistic, not apathetic when
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Speaker 1: another human being needs you the most. We don't know
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Speaker 1: where the world ends. We don't know where the ark
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Speaker 1: of the universe bands or tales I don't know what
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Speaker 1: stares next. And when you treat humans, always mirror their
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Speaker 1: conditions into your conditions, just assuming that they are there
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Speaker 1: today and you're gonna be there some other there. Because
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Speaker 1: all human beings cannot be all at once in difficulties,
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Speaker 1: and all humans cannot be at all our ones be laughing.
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Speaker 1: All humans cannot be celebrating bath or birth days or
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Speaker 1: a new job graduations. Some humans are up, some are down,
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Speaker 1: some are down some hour, and always live life knowing
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Speaker 1: that good days are heard. But we must make that happen.
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Speaker 1: You must be cognition that you might not get everything
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Speaker 1: one in life, and shouldn't expect to get everything all
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Speaker 1: one in life. It's sometimes good to lower expectation, but
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Speaker 1: double your efforts. Lower expectation from the things that you
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Speaker 1: need to have from others, double your expectations for the
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Speaker 1: things you think you can give to yourself. Because you
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Speaker 1: can work, you can think you can't help, You can
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Speaker 1: ask questions. You want to live in a society that
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Speaker 1: does not glorify laziness, entitlement and victim You know, I
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Speaker 1: want to see yourself as a perpetual victim, even when
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Speaker 1: we have privileges. Be aware that on one day those
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Speaker 1: privileges might go away. I was planned for a future
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Speaker 1: that might be rough. I was planned for a future
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Speaker 1: that might be tough. I might be challenging and difficulty
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Speaker 1: and difficult. Always plan for a day that you're you're abandoned.
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Speaker 1: Always plan for a day that you'll be struggling for yourself,
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Speaker 1: nobody around you to cat up for you. That planning
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Speaker 1: because beyond material of financial, economic background, a planning might
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Speaker 1: just be the awareness. Learn how to deal with individualities
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Speaker 1: when you do when they do appell a car. Always
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Speaker 1: live life with cries and aware of the dangers of
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Speaker 1: life itself. That the people you see in this trait
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Speaker 1: there might be a herber and they might hurt here.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes you see people drive into a building someone killed
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Speaker 1: you for person, Just shoot people in the parking lot.
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Speaker 1: Some will kill people in the church when it's cool,
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Speaker 1: in the hospital, just minding their business. And sometimes it's
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Speaker 1: just the unexpectable that happens an accident. You know, things
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Speaker 1: happening that you expected. You must have an open mind
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Speaker 1: that things might go wrong. I will help you a
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Speaker 1: lot to cope with things when things to go wrong.
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Speaker 1: Don't live life without expecting the worst. They cannot just
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Speaker 1: expect the best. Don't live like expecting just the days
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Speaker 1: of glory. It is no absolute love, there's no absolute happiness.
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Speaker 1: It's a matter of measurement, proportionality, and balance. Condition of
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Speaker 1: the human being must not be forgotten. The condition of
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Speaker 1: the human being must not be forgotten by the system
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Speaker 1: that pay, by the power that bey, by the government
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Speaker 1: that pay, by the laws that pay. And the condition
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Speaker 1: of the humans must not be forgotten, forgotten by the
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Speaker 1: human being itself. You shall not let your own self down,
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Speaker 1: and when you're down, you try to get up, and
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Speaker 1: will try to get up. Make sure you got stability
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Speaker 1: and stamina before we can hold somebody out. It cannot
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Speaker 1: be a good samaritan unless you have what it needs
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Speaker 1: to be a good samaritan. You can help those who
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Speaker 1: can help themselves if only you can help yourself. You can.
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Speaker 1: You can only save a person drowning if you know
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Speaker 1: how to swim. It's a thinking. You must try and
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Speaker 1: do your best to ameliorate yourself from difficulties. The thing
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Speaker 1: that gives the human being the balance its sake is work.
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Speaker 1: Work is very important for your life. It would not
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Speaker 1: work or the human being there it's good to work more.
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Speaker 1: I keep balance to do other things. You need work
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Speaker 1: to have resources. You need work to make new friends.
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Speaker 1: You need work too for your self esteem. I need
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Speaker 1: work to keep you active, to occupy you, to keep
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Speaker 1: you busy. Most of the times you get bored on
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Speaker 1: stress and the pressure comes from loneliness and sloth oh
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Speaker 1: idleness a condition affix the condition of others. So of
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Speaker 1: thinking it's for the government, do not to feed the people,
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Speaker 1: but to be able to create the infrastructure needed for
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Speaker 1: people to fix them though, to fit feed and fix themselves.
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Speaker 1: And when people do need help and the systems you create, help,
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Speaker 1: help that is responsible, Help that is professional, honest, considerate,
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Speaker 1: and compassion. When you see an alcoholic, it's not a criminal,
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Speaker 1: A person is herp When see a person strong enough
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Speaker 1: with anger, it's not a disability, but the person that
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Speaker 1: needs help. You see a human beings struggling, give them
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Speaker 1: the tools to help themselves, to self educate, to read,
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Speaker 1: tool to readie. But what is society if it's not
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Speaker 1: men for good to have one another. Help does not
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Speaker 1: mean slough of making people lazy, certain people and lonely.
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Speaker 1: No matter what you see in public, an lonely person
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Speaker 1: knows they are lonely when they go to bed or
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Speaker 1: you're in bad You know if you're lonely or not,
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Speaker 1: not that you need somebody, if they need somebody. Loneliness
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Speaker 1: it's not defined by being with another human. Loneliness starts
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Speaker 1: from the mind. A lonely mind has nothing to keep
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Speaker 1: it going, to keep it moving, to make it positive, unproductive,
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Speaker 1: to be useful, to be viable to the contributary. The
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Speaker 1: loneliness comes sometimes from ilderness, but sometimes its inactivity and
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Speaker 1: a stead of inactivity, an ideness, a loneliness. Things can
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Speaker 1: go wrong. Some human beings become addicted to substances alcohol, drugs,
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Speaker 1: or sex, illegal sex or illegal drugs, and some humans
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Speaker 1: resort to anger, They blame out sick revenge, and they
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Speaker 1: choose to commit crime or other people. If we ignore
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Speaker 1: the human condition, we would destroy the very fabric of
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Speaker 1: society that we are aphol or trying to bear. There
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Speaker 1: must be institutions and companies and organizations and fraternities or
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Speaker 1: sect or societies that hm that are professionalized in helping
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Speaker 1: those in need. Most of times, iople always think that
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Speaker 1: people in need always people with financial difficulties. That's just
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Speaker 1: economic need. Some would have psychological problems in the psychological
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Speaker 1: help might some need physical problems. This ability then need help.
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Speaker 1: Some need is psychological, some is relationship, some may just
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Speaker 1: work place and home adjustment or the double task are
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Speaker 1: to prioritize, that is not things more important in the
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Speaker 1: life of a human being than living a life, hoping
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Speaker 1: to make an impact or making a difference. The more
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Speaker 1: you think to make a difference in the lives of others,
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Speaker 1: the more you help yourself. Thinking is one thing. The
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Speaker 1: more you work to help yourselfe yourself and the life
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Speaker 1: of others, the better for yourself. Sometime the greatest therapy
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Speaker 1: is self industry, h self productivity, the positive utility value optimization.
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Speaker 1: The best thing you can do for others sometimes is
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Speaker 1: doing it for yourself. Staying busy, stay in occupied, are occupied,
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Speaker 1: and staying positive when people are in difficult situations, when
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Speaker 1: people are in down or down and things are not
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Speaker 1: going well, that the thing that saves the human beings
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Speaker 1: a positive mindset. To the tree types of people, those
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Speaker 1: who create problems they can solve. Those who solve the
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Speaker 1: problems they create also solve problems they didn't create. So
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Speaker 1: when somebody is in difficulties that they cannot solve the
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Speaker 1: problems they create. The problems get exacerbated to get a
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Speaker 1: domino effect from being fired from work and to like
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Speaker 1: in the money to do stuff, then following apart in
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Speaker 1: relationships and then leading yourself to drugs or to alcoholism
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Speaker 1: or to some addictions through some mentor social media that
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Speaker 1: drown yourself with a calculation and the impact is turned
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Speaker 1: to your life. You know, But I'm a person charging somebody,
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Speaker 1: trying to conclude every human being needs help. If a
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Speaker 1: human been tested on her in the alliing to themselves,
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Speaker 1: their help must not be financial. She MutS are vulnerable
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Speaker 1: in many things, she wants, are needy in many things.
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Speaker 1: So when when you come across somebody that you can
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Speaker 1: see that things are not going well in their lives
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Speaker 1: in the particular time or appointing time in their lives,
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Speaker 1: don't laugh at them. It makes you feel better when
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Speaker 1: you actually help somebody, especially when the help is needed,
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Speaker 1: and when you seek to seek herp seek help. Only
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Speaker 1: only the human being knows what is suffering from. Only
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Speaker 1: the human being better knows its limitations, its vulnerabilities or weaknesses.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes acknowledging the challenges of difficulties is strength. Don't be
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Speaker 1: ashured to acknowledge that things are not going right in
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Speaker 1: your life. Seek the right people, professional help, doctor, family members.
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Speaker 1: Confine in friends, and offer yourself to nature. Expose yourself
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Speaker 1: to life the realities of life. Don't be pessimistic. Always
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Speaker 1: try to be positive in life. I have come, always
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Speaker 1: be better. Only you are supposed to make that life better.
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Speaker 1: You can choose to cry, to whine, to blind, to
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Speaker 1: pint fingers, to excuse, justify, and look for reasons not
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Speaker 1: to be responsible. I conta put to our life. It
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Speaker 1: only hurts you in the long rah. It must improve
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Speaker 1: your problem solving skills. Those who cope me life are
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Speaker 1: those who capable of solving their problems and acknowledging the
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Speaker 1: problem is fifty percent of that problem being solved. Just
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Speaker 1: diagnosing a disease in the serf, there's a treatment of
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Speaker 1: chyre to that disease. The human condition something that we
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Speaker 1: must not forget. And to leaders and to those appointed
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Speaker 1: or elected in office, your job is to improve the
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Speaker 1: human conditions. The teacher, firefighter, or a law enforcement officer,
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Speaker 1: your job is to improve the human condition. Yours, as parents,
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Speaker 1: our job is to improve the conditions of the children.
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Speaker 1: We must help one another the better ourselves. Life is
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Speaker 1: good because you say life is good. Life is happy
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Speaker 1: because you say life is happy. Things are going well
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Speaker 1: because you say things are going well. You're even healthy
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Speaker 1: psychologically or spiritually, or physiologically or ecologically because you tell
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Speaker 1: yourself that you're healthy. Give yourself positive affirmation. Men those
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Speaker 1: affirmation and believe it. A human being is capable of
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Speaker 1: doing a lot better, but that bain must do everything
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Speaker 1: the better its condition, and they cannot better the condition.
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Speaker 1: They can save herp sit sick. Help and when you
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Speaker 1: come across a person that you know, journal in help.
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Speaker 1: Be honest to yourself and be honest to them. I
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Speaker 1: call upon to improve the human condition. In science and technology,
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Speaker 1: you know, in every walks of life, you go to
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Speaker 1: work to perform a task, a function. If you do
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Speaker 1: that work well, you are going to improve the conditions
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Speaker 1: of others and they come back to you. Always learn
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Speaker 1: to solve problems, do your best to wis sic solutions
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Speaker 1: to things. It's it strengthens your mind. If I look
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Speaker 1: down on yourself, look down on others, don't point fingers,
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Speaker 1: don't judge, don't conclude, because it's difficult to act on
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Speaker 1: the know the human condition. If people don't tell what
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Speaker 1: they are going through, you need to second guess. Always
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Speaker 1: assume humans are going through issues and crisis and difficulties.
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Speaker 1: It helps you that when you approach other humans, do
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Speaker 1: the our humility on respect. Don't make it to be
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Speaker 1: all about you, because people have issues to so have
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Speaker 1: thinking it must threaten. Strengthen yourself and improve your awareness
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Speaker 1: and copying skills. Prepare yourself for the hurricane ahead. And
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Speaker 1: if there is not a hurricane, it doesn't matter, and
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Speaker 1: if there is, it doesn't matter because you're ready. You're prepared.
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Speaker 1: Don't be surprised when things go wrong. Expect that things
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Speaker 1: will go wrong. Adapt yourself to end eventualities, to mistakes,
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Speaker 1: to accidents and disappointments that must be within your calculus,
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Speaker 1: with your own calculation that sometimes things will not go
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Speaker 1: the way you plan, and then go to plan B
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Speaker 1: or plant see and if it's abrupt or spontaneous, give
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Speaker 1: your brain the air to break. Condense yourself with so
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Speaker 1: much negativity, the y me, the y me, it's not
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Speaker 1: a starter, it's a down it's a downer. Believe that
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Speaker 1: things will go wrong and if it doesn't just be
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Speaker 1: open mind philosopher, Prince. They are intelligences. Philosopher. Prince israe'sar
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Speaker 1: from the great city of Las Vegas. I guess twenty
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