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370: 5/1 Heretic/Investigator · Unshakeable with Human Design - A Human Design For Business Podcast

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  Nicole Laino: Welcome to Unshakeable with Human Design, the show dedicated
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  to helping entrepreneurs use human design to shift from hustle to
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  flow without sacrificing results.
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  Come here to become an unshakeable human and build an unshakeable business
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  according to your human design.
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  I'm your host, Nicole Laino.
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  Hello and welcome to Unshakeable With Human Design, everybody.
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  I'm your host, Nicole Lano, and we are here continuing with our profile series,
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  and we are moving on to the five one.
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  Oh my goodness, it is a big episode.
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  So why are we doing this?
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  Honestly, I wanted to actually call this out.
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  She been saying this the entire time through the series.
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  But I'm gonna say it now, that even if I know a lot of people
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  are gonna listen to their profile.
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  So if you are a five one, you're gonna listen to this episode and you
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  might not listen to the others, but you should at least listen to the
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  ones that have to do with your line.
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  So you can hear the difference between what's different about a five one
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  versus a two five or a five two.
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  That differentiation is how you start to understand what makes you special,
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  and that is honestly what a lot of what human design is about, is to tell
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  you how your process is different.
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  How you being you is the greatest gift that you can give to this world that
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  you were put here, made this way for a very specific and unique purpose.
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  That purpose is laid out in your incarnation cross.
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  It's in there, and it's something that as you operate as yourself, and it can only
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  come out if you're operating as yourself, meaning if you are still conditioned
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  or if you are still playing small in areas where you're meant to play big.
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  If you're holding back some natural gifts that you have, then that purpose won't
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  emerge in the way that it's meant to.
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  So by living through your design is how you get to live that purpose.
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  But you were made on purpose.
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  You were made just like this.
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  If you have a split definition, God didn't forget one of those gates by accident.
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  It was intentional.
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  You are meant to feel different things and have wisdom about
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  other people, about other things.
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  Nothing was left out.
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  Nothing is missing.
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  Nothing is too much.
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  You are here to understand yourself and to be who you are, and that
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  is the contribution that each of us is here to make in this world.
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  You are here to make a very specific contribution.
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  You can't do that if you're copying somebody else.
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  If you're feeling like the way that you are is too much or you are not enough,
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  you are meant to feel certain things and you are meant to put out certain things.
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  And that's at the heart of what profile shows us is it shows us
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  this is a key aspect that shows us how we are meant to show up and
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  honestly what the world needs from us.
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  The world needs something different from a five one than it does from a two four.
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  The world needs something different from a six two than a one three.
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  These are different people, even if they have lots of similarities in their chart.
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  So we're gonna dive in further today.
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  We're gonna go into the five one Heretic investigator.
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  This is the first step into our transpersonal destinies,
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  and it's the first time we're seeing the personality Five line.
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  The five line in the front.
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  In this episode, we're gonna talk about the projection field of the five.
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  We're gonna talk about that a little bit differently than we did in the two
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  five and the three five profiles that we already discussed in this series.
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  I do suggest you listen to those episodes because it'll give you even
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  more clarity on the differences in how these things show up, whether
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  it's personality or unconscious.
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  And whether you have it mixed with something different, do you have it
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  mixed with a two or a one or a three?
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  Okay, so this is how we start to understand things a little bit
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  better, and we're gonna dive into the five in a lot of ways because
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  we're dealing personality five now.
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  This is the thing that's leading this particular profile.
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  So we're gonna talk about what it really means to be a five one profile out in
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  the world and what you are to others.
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  How you find your purpose as a five one, that unique process
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  that only a five one has.
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  Before we start with this episode, I do wanna call out.
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  We have a contest going on right now.
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  If you love this show, if you love this series that we are putting on, if.
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  This really spoke to you and helped you understand your profile.
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  Share it on Instagram.
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  Take a little screenshot right now.
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  Share it on your Instagram stories.
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  Say what you loved about it and tag me.
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  I'm at Nicole Leno official.
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  If you share and every time you share, you can share more than once.
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  Throughout this series, you get an entry into winning a human
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  design reading here on the show.
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  You come on.
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  You can have me read your chart for you or you can ask me questions,
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  or we can do a combination of both.
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  Christie Wild did this a while ago.
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  She was our last winner the last time we ran this contest, and we kind of
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  did a, a combination of the two and it was a really, really powerful, awesome
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  session that she and I did together.
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  So go check out that episode if you wanna hear what that was like.
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  But all you have to do to win that is to share and tag me.
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  That's your entry.
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  And then we will announce the winners at the end of this series.
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  So after this series wraps up in May, we will announce the winner and then you'll
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  be sent a link to book your call and we get to dive into your design together.
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  Super fun.
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  The other announcement that I have is that we have a new course that
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  and how it can to both make you more productive and in flow around your
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  the details right there on the website.
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  All right, let's dive in to the five one profile.
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  I've been waiting for this one, and I think you probably know why the five
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  one is my profile and I love my profile.
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  I love being a five one, and that is saying something because that is
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  absolutely not how I started out.
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  In fact, I hated being a five one when I first read about it.
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  When I first started learning about it, I was like, anything but that one.
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  Please don't let it be that one.
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  Please.
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  There's gotta be something wrong.
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  I checked the time on my birth certificate a bunch of times.
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  I was like, 11:00 AM is that really exact?
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  Probably was a few minutes off thinking it would change something.
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  It does not.
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  I am right.
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  Smack dab in the middle of the five one territory, no couple of minutes
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  here or there, or even a swing of like 20 minutes changed anything.
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  So I was like, okay, this is what I'm here for.
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  Okay.
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  And I wasn't looking for it to be different because I
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  didn't see the truth in it.
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  That was not where the inspiration came from.
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  I just didn't like it.
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  I just didn't feel it felt hard and it felt sad and it felt really
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  confronting in so many ways.
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  And isn't that interesting?
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  When we're confronted with something like that, I think that that's one of the most
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  powerful things about human design is that it is confronting that we do have to
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  look at some things that are inconvenient, that are difficult, that challenge us
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  to look at our process, to look at our life and possibly see it differently.
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  Now, I know that what we're talking about with the five one,
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  let me just talk a little bit more about my experience with it.
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  So as a five one, when I. First started, like I said, I hated it.
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  I was not happy about it.
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  I saw the truth in it immediately, and something deep down in me
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  said like, yeah, this is right.
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  But it also sounded a bit like a death sentence, the way that I was reading
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  it at that time, the way that I was listening to the information that was
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  being delivered, the projection field, the transpersonal Karma, all of these
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  things, practicality, people who are close to you, you can have influence on them.
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  I heard a lot of things that sounded so definitive.
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  It seemed like such closed doors, and I really don't look at like that anymore.
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  That's not how I see it.
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  But what it did do was allow me to look through my life and see
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  things with greater clarity, the relationships that I've had,
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  personal, professional, romantically.
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  It allowed me to notice certain things.
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  The projection field was huge.
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  That was one of the things that I really didn't want to look at.
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  I did not want to have.
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  It was like, no, no, no.
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  I don't want that.
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  You could keep that.
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  But when I looked at it, I was like, no, the projection field is very real, and
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  it helped me understand my relationship with people and why things happen, maybe
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  the way that they happen, why I have this kind of thing that happens with people
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  and how I was dealing with it personally.
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  That was actually hurting me and hurting me over and over and over again and
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  making me feel like something was wrong with me, making me feel sad, making me
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  not trust people, causing me to hide.
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  And by working with my five one profile, I really credit that with my whole journey.
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  I mean, obviously knowing I'm a manifesting generator, emotional
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  authority, all of those things.
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  Are at the core.
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  And then I start adding the other bits of my design on there and I'm like, oh, I
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  really get who I am and I get how to live in my potential instead of in my shadow.
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  That's powerful.
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  And I'm gonna credit the five one piece for me as being the number one thing.
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  This is the number one thing that helped me really see, not just
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  see what my potential is, but understand it so that I could work
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  with it and actually every day work.
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  And get closer to my potential and really see what I'm here for, what my purpose is.
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  So let's talk about that.
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  We are now out of the personal destinies.
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  We are out of the juxtaposition destiny that won with the four one.
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  We are now in the trans personal destiny, fives and sixes in the personality line.
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  5 1, 5 2 6, 2 6 3, trans personal destinies.
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  These are very different purposes and different.
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  Life plans than a personal destiny, and certainly different
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  than the juxtaposition.
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  Why?
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  Because what we're talking about with transpersonal destiny
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  is we're talking about karma.
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  Now, I don't wanna get into good karma, bad karma.
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  It doesn't mean that you have evil things that you did in past
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  lives or anything like that.
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  It's not about that.
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  But it is about the fact that everybody has the ability to be a stranger of
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  consequence in your life, and you have the ability to be a stranger of
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  consequence in other people's lives.
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  Our destiny when you're transpersonal, has to do with other people.
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  Every person that we have contact with has some purpose in our life.
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  We have karma with them and we are here to clean it up.
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  Those personal destiny people, they're making the karma now.
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  They're doing their thing focused on themselves.
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  Really, really like, and I don't mean selfish in a bad way, but they
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  are very focused on themselves.
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  They're focused on what do I have to do?
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  What do I have to learn, what do I have to accomplish?
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  What's my thing?
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  And we are over here being like, every person I have, like I have
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  a relationship with energetically, there's something deeper going on.
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  It isn't about just my process in this life.
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  It is about my process in relation to other people.
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  And in order for me to live out my purpose, I must
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  interact with other people.
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  I must look deeper at the relationships that I have, or
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  I will miss the whole thing.
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  So other people are essential to us living out our purpose as we were designed to be.
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  Okay?
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  So that's the difference between personal and trans personal destiny.
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  We have relationship karma.
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  So I look at it like every client I have my parents, my sister, my cousins, my
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  friends, my grandparents, my kid parents.
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  In the PTA, everybody I have contact with, there's something there.
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  We have probably, we have some sort of energetic connection.
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  Otherwise they wouldn't be in my life at all.
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  And by looking at things that way.
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  What this did for me, I think the big distinction for me was it helped
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  me understand that, and this has to do with the projection field
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  as well, because that's really what the projection field does.
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  The projection field draws people into us.
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  That's what the five line projection field is.
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  People see us, they're kind of seduced by our mysterious nature because
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  there is some sort of like thin veil over us where people are like, I get
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  them, but I don't really get them.
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  I wanna get closer.
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  I wanna know more.
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  But then they get close and they're like, oh, now I don't know if this is my person.
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  It's a very weird thing that fives have to deal with, but what it allowed me to
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  do once I got past all of how ugly that sounded and how difficult it sounded
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  and how lonely it could make me feel, what I noticed was that it allowed me
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  to see purpose in the relationships that I have and take responsibility
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  without things being my fault.
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  And let me talk a little bit about what that means.
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  So clients, my relationship with my father, which was challenging.
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  I can look at them with purpose, like they were literally making me who I
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  needed to be, the projections that people threw on me, that could be very painful
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  at times if I don't make them personal.
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  But I do look at them with an open mind to say, okay, well what am I
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  here to learn about this person?
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  What am I here to learn about this type of interaction?
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  What is this showing me about me and what I have to offer?
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  What is this showing me about that person?
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  Because really what we're here to do as fives is we are here to trigger people.
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  We are a mirror.
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  We show people what they need to see.
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  The problem is, is that they come to us wanting something specific.
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  They want something and they get something else.
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  People have to be in it for that.
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  They have to be in that game and they don't always know that they are.
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  It's why if you hear me sell my services and you hear me talk
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  about what I do for people, why the show is so important for me.
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  I get very clear about what I can do for people and what I cannot to.
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  Five is the savior.
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  People will look to you.
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  They will project onto you that you can save them.
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  And in the beginning you will want to.
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  Even now, sometimes I want to, but that's not it.
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  That's codependence.
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  You think you're saving them, but you really become the slave because it
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  always feels like it'll never be enough.
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  You're always fishing them out of water.
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  What you have to do is you have to give people hard truths, help them rise.
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  That's how you truly save them, is you help them save themselves, but not
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  everybody will be in it for that game.
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  Not everybody will want to really help themselves.
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  They may make you the villain in their story because they thought
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  that you would be something that you never said you would be.
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  But there was this invisible lore that said, this is what this person
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  is for me, this is what they'll do.
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  And then they get close and then you give them the truth.
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  I. And then they don't like it.
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  So now you are to blame.
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  If you take it personally, it is horrible.
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  But if you can take it for what it is, if you can see it for what it is, and you
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  can ask yourself, is there something here for me to learn from this relationship?
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  What is it teaching me?
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  Is there anything I do need to improve on?
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  Because it doesn't make their experience or what they have to say invalid.
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  And then you have to say, did I hold up my end of the bargain?
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  Did I pull them in?
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  And use it to only serve myself, and this is where the practicality comes in.
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  This is why what we're dealing with here, we're dealing with that five
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  line projection and we're dealing with that one on the unconscious side.
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  The one on the unconscious side is the expert.
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  You must develop an expertise.
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  If you are a five one, it will be the thing that you stand on.
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  Otherwise, you are just a heretic.
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  And they will call you out and you will be wrong.
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  When they make you the villain in their story.
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  If you don't have something actual practically to add to their lives, if
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  you haven't really dug out something that serves people, they will eat
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  you alive and they won't be wrong.
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  And that might be part of your journey, is that you have to go
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  through that in order to find what it is that you practically offer.
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  In order to go deeper, it might be the thing that challenges you
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  to go deeper, but it's, like I said, it's not an easy journey.
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  It is not easy.
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  Five is here to have influence over strangers, more so than the
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  people that they are very close to.
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  Also can be difficult.
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  People get close and once you are not of use anymore, they might be less close.
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  Again, you have to recognize that that is our role here.
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  We are a fixer.
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  We are practical in nature.
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  We get things done.
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  Five is also known as the general, well, we don't need a
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  general in peace time, do we?
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  But we sure do value them when the war comes.
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  So there's that in peace time, you might find that you have fewer friends,
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  but when shit hits the fan, your phone might be ringing off the hook.
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  This is something that if you take it personally, you think that people only
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  care about me when they want something.
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  When they need something raw, always said.
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  'cause raw was a five one.
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  He always said the five can feel like anytime someone is coming at them.
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  It's just like, oh God, what do they want?
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  And I can relate to that.
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  There is that feeling 'cause that's what people want from, they want things
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  from us and it can be exhausting, but it is what we're here for.
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  Boundaries are really important.
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  But again, if I hate that people come to me when they need something.
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  If I hate being the villain in their story and I just get mad and take it personally.
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  If I look at every person who has issue with me or challenges me, or is
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  a difficult relationship or something that doesn't go totally according to
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  plan, which by the way, most of them don't, if I'm doing that and I'm out
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  of alignment with my profile, I'm not able to really step up to be the
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  person I'm meant to be in their life.
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  And if I'm not the person I'm meant to be in other people's lives,
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  my purpose will not be fulfilled.
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  And then I will always feel like there is potential in me that died.
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  Before it was realized, and I think that that is one of the
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  most painful things for any of us.
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  I think that's why you're listening to this show right now is because
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  you're like, I have potential.
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  I can feel it.
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  I want to live it.
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  I know human design has something for me, but if you're looking at it from
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  like, I'm gonna learn this new thing, and then the answer is gonna be the answer.
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  No, that's probably not gonna work out for you.
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  You've probably learned a lot and you've probably not applied a lot
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  of it, and you're wondering what the next piece of information is
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  that will make it all make sense.
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  It isn't about it making sense, it's about you living it.
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  Me knowing I have the projection field.
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  Actually living, holding the projections and not taking them
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  personally to very different things.
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  My level of power and my ability to affect change in other people's
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  lives comes directly from that.
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  I have to be willing to take the shots.
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  I have to be willing and able to stand there while the firing squad comes, and
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  to still say the truth to that person, to still be able to reflect back to
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  them what I see, that they cannot.
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  Whether they choose to hear it is up to them that I have to hold that.
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  That is my purpose and my unique purpose.
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  What I reflect back to people is gonna be different than what
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  you reflect back to people.
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  It's different.
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  My purpose is different.
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  What I reflect back to people is what they need to let go of.
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  What I reflect back to people is where they are holding themselves back.
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  That happens to be my unique recipe.
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  And more to it.
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  But that's it in a nutshell.
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  People come to me and that's why I always say to people like,
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  who feel connected to my work?
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  And they're like, I just feel like I need to work with you.
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  And I tell them what I do and I tell them what I don't do, and I tell them
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  how I work and I tell them what they get.
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  Then I say, but usually if people feel like there's
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  something here, there usually is.
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  And what they get is normally different than what they came
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  in thinking they would get.
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  But if they do the work and they come in with an open heart,
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  they leave forever change.
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  And I can say that without ego.
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  I say that because I'm willing to say the hard things and I'm also willing
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  to be the bad guy for a little bit.
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  Because I say everything with love and the people who work with me know that
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  this is what it means to be a five one.
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  So some famous five ones, I'll give you the list.
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  There's lots of them because remember, influence over strangers.
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  Lots of famous people, five ones, they've gotten really good at something,
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  and then they have the ability to broadcast to a big audience, to
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  a big, broad stranger's audience.
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  And they can feel like these luminous figures because of that.
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  So we have Taylor Swift and Frank.
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  Most people never met her, sadly, but huge effect on the entire world.
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  Paul McCartney, lady Gaga, Madonna, and we have political
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  figures like Nelson Mandela.
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  I. Queen Elizabeth ii, and we have some not so nice ones.
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  Adolf Hitler, Vladimir Putin.
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  Highly influential profile potential.
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  Anyway, what we do with that potential, we can go very good,
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  or we could go very, very bad.
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  It's all about what you choose, because the five is about power.
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  It knows that it holds a lot of power.
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  It resonates with power, and people will listen.
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  So with great power comes great responsibility.
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  You can turn the herd as a five one.
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  That is the potential.
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  Where you turn them is your choice and your responsibility.
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  And remember, in order to have an unshakeable business, you must
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  So thanks for letting us help you become unshakeable with human design, everybody.
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