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So let's just kick this off, right, everybody?
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This is Inspirations to Your Life.
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The master weekly topic, Series 5, Show 31,
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master your choices before they master you.
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I have a fresh glass of delicious orange
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juice here, squeezed, so I'll be having that
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tonight in between the breaths of the show.
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And the granular is how to make better
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decisions faster.
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Series 5, Show 31, episode number three, welcome,
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everyone, to the ever-popular Inspirations for Your
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Life show.
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I am John C.
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Morley, serial entrepreneur, engineer, marketing specialist, video producer,
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podcast host, coach, keynote speaker, graduate student at
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Montclair State University, passionate lifelong learner, and grateful
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now to be a published author of Drained
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to Driven.
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Life is filled with decisions.
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Some are small, while others can change the
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direction of your life and the future.
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The difference between feeling stuck and moving forward
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often comes down to how you make decisions.
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Today, I'm going to explore 30 practical principles
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that will help you think more clearly, decide
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more confidently, and keep making progress without getting
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trapped by doubt or overthinking it.
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Number one, clarity creates confidence.
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When your goals are clear, your decisions become
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easier.
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Uncertainty often comes from not knowing what truly
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matters.
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Let me get a sip of this orange
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juice.
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Delicious, nice and cold and fresh.
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Number two, avoid overthinking it.
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Just avoid it.
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Thinking is valuable, but endless analysis paralysis is
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no good.
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It often causes delays rather than progress.
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Gather what you need, then move forward, guys.
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Gather the right information, number three.
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Better information leads to better decisions.
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Learn enough to make an informed choice without
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becoming overwhelmed.
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I think sometimes people, they want to do
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the research, but then they do so much
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research that they put themselves into this corner
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and they're like, I don't know what I'm
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supposed to do.
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I have no idea what I'm supposed to
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do.
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I think that's a huge problem for a
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lot of people.
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Number four, focus on what matters.
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What moves the needle?
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Not every detail deserves equal attention.
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Concentrate on the factors that will have the
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greatest impact.
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Number five, trust preparation.
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Preparation reduces uncertainty.
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The more prepared you are, the more confidently
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you'll make decisions.
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Number six, don't chase perfection.
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Waiting for the perfect answer often means missing
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good opportunities.
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Progress almost always beats perfection.
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I know when I was younger, I always
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wanted to chase perfection, but perfection done is
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better than perfect, I like to say.
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Because if something's done, you can always make
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it better, right?
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But if you're just constantly trying to make
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something perfect and it doesn't go anywhere, it's
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like you're in this endless loop and you
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can't get out of it.
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I think that becomes a problem for a
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lot of people out there today.
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Again, they chase perfection, maybe not because they
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want to, but because they feel they have
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to chase it, all right?
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And I know a lot of you out
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there want perfection, I get it, we all
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want things to be great, but striving for
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perfection right away can cause analysis paralysis.
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And that's just a fancy way of saying
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basically delayed execution or procrastination.
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And so when you overanalyze things too much,
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you have a tendency to not start, you
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have a tendency to not do anything.
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You just keep questioning, well, is this the
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right thing?
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Is this the wrong thing?
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I think that becomes a problem for, again,
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a lot of people.
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So that's a big problem that a lot
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of people don't seem to understand, right?
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They don't understand that.
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Number seven, guys, please learn to prioritize.
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Determine what deserves your attention first.
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In other words, what moves your needle?
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Clear priorities make difficult decisions much simpler.
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I think when we understand that, we can
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move forward in a better spirit to help
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ourselves and to help others.
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Number eight, eliminate unnecessary options.
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Too many choices often create confusion.
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Narrow your options and focus on what truly
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fits your goals.
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Now, I want to share something.
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I was having a one-on-one with
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somebody.
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And to keep things confidential, I don't give
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you the name or the location.
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So I was having this one-on-one
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today.
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And we were just having some conversation back
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and forth.
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And after a while, we weren't really getting
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anywhere, which is OK with me.
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I was just getting to know the person
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they were getting to know me.
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But they were getting a little frustrated.
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So they said to me, so what's the
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agenda here?
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John, what's the agenda here?
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And I kind of sat back in my
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chair.
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And I'm like, oh, there is no agenda.
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It's just to get to know you and
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for you to get to know me.
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And that's it.
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There's no real anything.
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They were putting on their sales cap and
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trying to push.
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Even though it was quiet pushing, it still
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felt really strong in the pushing.
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They weren't happy with just knowing.
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They were operating from a playbook.
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Number nine, experience wisdom.
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Because experience you have will build the wisdom.
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Every decision teaches something valuable.
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Over time, experience helps you recognize better opportunities.
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And maybe you don't see that tonight.
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Maybe you won't see that tomorrow.
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But you will eventually see it.
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I think that's the thing that a lot
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of people get a little bit psyched about.
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They don't realize how it's happening.
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But it can make a truly big impression.
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Number 10, guys, please stay objective.
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Separate emotions from facts.
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Whenever they're possible, objective thinking leads to stronger
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decisions.
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Now, that's not just me saying it.
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That's science that is backing that, right?
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Science is backing it.
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And I think that's an important piece when
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we can understand that.
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I think sometimes people just don't know what's
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going on.
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But I think a lot of times people
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realize that there's more to it.
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And that's a piece that a lot of
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people miss.
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They think that if they don't understand something,
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that it must not be good.
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Or that it may not be for them.
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So that's not a good way to determine
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if it's the right fit.
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Just because you don't know something doesn't mean
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it's not a good fit.
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Number 11, think strategically.
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Consider how today's decision affects tomorrow.
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Long-term thinking creates long-term success.
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Number 12, balance logic with intuition.
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Use facts to guide your thinking while allowing
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experience and good judgment to support your decision.
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Number 13, evaluate the risks.
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Every opportunity has potential, rewards, and possible challenges.
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But that doesn't mean we shouldn't push forward.
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Consider both before you're moving forward.
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Number 14, learn from the mistakes.
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Mistakes become valuable when you study them instead
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of repeating them.
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Remember, like today, it was all about data,
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right?
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Data, even though it might have not went
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the way I wanted, I gained precious data.
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Every lesson strengthens your judgment.
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And if you think that you're gonna just
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walk into every situation and know it, I
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got news for you.
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You're gonna be rudely awakened that that's not
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how it works.
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And so, if you appreciate the fact that
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you can gather data and know that not
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every experience is about advancing forward.
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It's about gathering data.
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So today, I gathered data.
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Now something else new that I started doing
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for you guys, just for you guys.
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About twice a week now, usually Monday and
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probably Wednesday or Thursday.
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I do a day in the life with
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John.
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And so today is the first day I'm
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gonna be publishing it.
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It will actually be put up on YouTube.
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I don't think I'm gonna put it as
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a broadcast.
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I'm still thinking about that.
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I might replay it as a broadcast, but
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I don't know.
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I have to think about that.
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Maybe I'll put it as a broadcast later
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on.
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That might be a good idea, right?
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Put it out as a broadcast, put it
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on all the channels, let people watch it.
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So it's gonna be a day in the
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life of John.
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So it's gonna be part of JC Academy.
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And I think the thing that's interesting about
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that is I'm gonna be sharing kind of
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what my day's like, what goes on behind
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the scenes.
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Not every little nitty gritty detail, but I'm
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gonna be sharing a lot of things.
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I won't be sharing personal things, but I'll
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be sharing the stuff that you guys don't
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see, hopefully you can appreciate what goes into
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a lot of things.
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Number 15, please stay decisive.
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Once you've gathered the information you need, make
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your decision with confidence and commit to it.
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I didn't say commit to it once, I
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said commit to it.
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So make that life commitment.
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I think that's a very important thing for
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us to all understand.
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And when we learn how to commit to
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something, it's like we're passionate, right, and we
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keep going and going.
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We go for that finish line, and the
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finish line keeps moving for us.
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We keep moving our boundary, which is great.
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We keep extending.
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We keep pushing our comfort zone just a
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little bit further than it was before, because,
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you know, success doesn't happen, guys, from us
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just staying comfortable.
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Sorry, it doesn't.
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Number 16, please keep learning.
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Every decision expands your experience.
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The more you learn, the more confidence you'll
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have when facing future choices.
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Number 17, build confidence, guys.
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Confidence doesn't come from always being right.
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Nope.
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It comes from knowing you can learn, adapt,
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and keep moving forward.
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That's one of the hardest things for people
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to understand.
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How do you move forward when people can't
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do things, right?
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I think that becomes a big problem for
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a lot of people.
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And, you know, when we think about moving
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forward and we try to move forward, a
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lot of people say, gee, this isn't working.
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So they try to do one or two
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things.
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They give up.
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Some people try to retool and go back
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to the drawing board.
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Other people just say, oh, it's not working.
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So I'm just going to fake it and
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make people think it's working.
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That's bad.
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I know a lot of people doing that
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when it comes to artificial intelligence.
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They don't have a clue, but yet they
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make it sound like they're an expert.
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And they're not.
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Number 18, guys, please stay accountable.
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I can't stress this more than anything.
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Take ownership of your decisions and their outcomes.
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See, accountability helps you grow faster than making
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excuses ever will.
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But making excuses is a way to get
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out of the situation and feel comfortable.
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Comfortable.
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I think that's a very important thing.
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If we can feel comfortable, then I guess
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we can move forward.
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But I want to tell you that that's
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not enough.
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We got to feel uncomfortable.
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See, when something is a little bit challenging
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for us, our brain's like, OK, this isn't
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working.
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I've got to now kick into high gear,
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kind of like, you know, with your car,
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right?
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If it can't get up the hill, it
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has to kick into higher gear, whether it's
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in a manual car or automatic car.
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It has to do something different, something it
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doesn't do all the time.
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And when that happens, it creates more of
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a moment with us, which raises our dopamine
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and adrenaline.
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I think that's a very powerful thing for
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all of us to understand.
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Number 19, please, please, please trust your values.
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Your values provide direction when decisions become difficult.
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Let your principles guide your choices, not temporary
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emotions.
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Improve your judgment.
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Number 20, good judgment.
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Well, need some more orange juice is what
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it means.
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Really good.
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Good judgment develops through observation, reflection, and experience.
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Every thoughtful decision strengthens your ability to make
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the next one happen.
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Pretty neat, right?
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When we get comfortable with a situation that
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we once found difficult, it means we've got
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to lift the bar.
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We've got to raise that bar more, right?
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We've gotten too comfortable.
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We have to keep getting a little uncomfortable,
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not painful, just a little uncomfortable so we
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can keep growing.
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Otherwise, we're never going to grow anymore.
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Number 21, please avoid emotional decisions.
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A lot of people hire and fire based
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on emotions, and that's not professional.
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And it's not ethical either, right?
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Strong emotions can cloud clear thinking.
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Give yourself time to respond thoughtfully instead of
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reacting impulsively.
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So that's about being proactive instead of reactive.
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When we're proactive, we make decisions based on
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the data or data that we're gathering, right?
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And so when something's not going well, what
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I say to myself is, okay, not that
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it didn't go well, I say, okay, I
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gathered valuable data that's going to help me
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make better decisions in my life.
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That's really cool, all right, when you can
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do that.
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Number 22, think beyond today.
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That's very keen too, right?
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So consider how today's decision will affect next
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week, next year, and your long term goals.
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A broader perspective often leads to better choices.
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Now, I say this to you because when
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you learn how to build a solid framework,
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you have a great foundation.
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And no matter what you put on it,
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it's going to be rock solid.
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That's a key, guys.
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A lot of people want to build that
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skyscraper, but they don't necessarily want to build
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the right things.
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I'll give you an example.
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When we were building our house down the
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shore, rebuilding it, you could have built with
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brick, okay, just a brick foundation.
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You could have done spread footings, or you
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could have done pilings.
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Well, we decided to do pilings because we
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were on the water level there right by
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the bay.
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And a regular, let's say, concrete or cement
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foundation isn't going to hold very well.
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Spread footings, as the land kind of erodes,
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well, the foundation's going to be wobbly and
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it's going to collapse.
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With pilings, they're driven deep, and either the
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house can sit on some of it, and
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some parts, it can be built around it,
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so it has a strong structure.
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What I see a need for success, structure
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and consistency, important.
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Number 23, solve problems quickly.
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Don't allow small problems to become larger ones.
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Address challenges early while they're still manageable.
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Number 24, focus on progress.
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You don't need perfect decisions every time.
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Consistent progress creates better results than waiting for
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certainty, okay?
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Certainty is good, but sometimes we have to
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move forward without certainty, and we have to
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navigate the waters.
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Which, and sometimes I know, be hard for
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people, because we don't know if we're going
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to get rejection.
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We don't know if it's going to work
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out, right?
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Like today, I was there, and I was
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uncertain how today was going to go.
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I wasn't sure.
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Number 25, stay adaptable.
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New information may require a different approach.
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Stay flexible without losing sight of your destination.
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Never lose sight of your destination.
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I think that's a big one that I
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want to share with you.
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If you keep having your vision in mind,
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even if it's not there, you're going to
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keep working toward it.
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I think that's probably one of the biggest
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things I can say to you.
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You're going to keep working toward it, and
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as you work toward it, you're going to
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build more momentum, and guess what you're going
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to build?
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You're going to build more confidence.
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But again, confidence doesn't happen at the flip
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of a switch, at the blink of an
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eye.
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So, people get impatient when confidence isn't there,
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because they're expecting it to just work.
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It doesn't just work.
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It's not like a light you turn on,
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and it's there.
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Confidence builds over time, and the more that
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you can build, guess what?
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The easier it becomes down the road.
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I think that's a very important thing for
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us to understand.
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It's a very, very important thing for us
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to understand, all right?
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So, let's think about this for just a
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moment, all right?
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We have a destination.
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We want to get somewhere, but we're in
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the middle of something right now.
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We don't know what to do.
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So, we don't stop.
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We can go forward, and we can be
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aware of our situation, not scared, but aware
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so that if we have to change our
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course, or we have to adapt on the
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fly, right, we can do it easily.
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I think that's a very important thing for
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us to understand.
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We want to be aware of our surroundings,
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so if we have to change something, we
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can change it, right?
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Those are very, very important things for us
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to understand, all right?
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Very, very understanding things.
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That's what we have to know, and it's
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something that a lot of people don't appreciate,
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okay, right?
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And people sometimes just jump to something that's
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easy.
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I think that's an important thing for us
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to be aware of when we can understand
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that, okay?
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Awareness helps us make the changes in our
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lives, all right?
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Helps us make the changes in our lives.
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Number 26, guys, better choices create better results.
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Your results are often a reflection of your
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decisions.
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Improve your choices, and your outcomes will begin
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improving as well.
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So that's a pretty solid approach, but a
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lot of people don't think that way because
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they think that they've got to rush through
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everything, and that can be a big problem
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for people because they're like, oh, my gosh,
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what am I supposed to do now?
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Let's not panic, right?
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Number 27, please keep moving forward.
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Avoid becoming stuck because of one imperfect decision
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or one little, let's say, mishaps or thing
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that didn't go right.
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Learn, adjust, and continue making progress.
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Number 28, learn from every outcome.
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Every result provides valuable feedback, data.
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Success builds confidence while setbacks build wisdom if
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you're willing to learn.
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Today, did my one-on-one go as
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well as it could have?
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No.
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Was it a total failure?
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No.
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Did I learn some things?
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Yes.
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Did I potentially get a new restaurant to
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maybe invite us as a host to do
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a show there?
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Possibly.
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And I had a good sandwich today, so
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that was good.
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And I think when we understand these things,
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and we realize that even though we're coming
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there for one thing, just because that thing
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didn't work out doesn't mean that the whole
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thing is a loss.
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I think that's probably a very, very big
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thing that many people don't understand.
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They just don't understand it, so they just
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kind of go at all fours, right?
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And they're like, I just got to approach
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it, right?
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But that might not be the right solution.
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It might not be the right approach.
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Number 29, please build decision-making habits.
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The more often you practice making thoughtful decisions,
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the more natural they become.
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You see, wise decisions become a habit through
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repetition, through repetition.
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And repetition is the mother of all skill.
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We've learned this before.
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This is no secret to us.
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But I want to tell you that people
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that rush this are unhappy, and I'll tell
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you why they're unhappy.
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They rush through something, and they don't necessarily
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know why.
22:08
All they know is they want to get
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to the finish line.
22:10
They want to get to the next point
22:12
in their life to rush, but they didn't
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enjoy the moment.
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You know, sometimes when my life moves fast,
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because that can happen, I was, you know,
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just, dear Lord, I was like, please give
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me the strength.
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Please give me the awareness so that I
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can enjoy my day in a slow day
22:30
in a meaningful way for the greater good
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of all concerned.
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That's pretty powerful.
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Number 30, guys, great decisions shape great lives.
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Extraordinary lives are built through thousands of thoughtful
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choices made with purpose.
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I didn't say one, discipline and consistency.
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So thousands, not one choice.
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So where you are right now, like this
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juice I'm having, this all happened because of
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choices I made before the show.
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And you've got to have structure, and you've
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got to have consistency.
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That's no secret.
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But yet people don't do it because they
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think they can cut corners.
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They think it's okay to cut corners.
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Squares are good sometimes.
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We need squares.
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We can't always have cut off corners and
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not squares, right?
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We need squares.
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Every wise decision becomes another investment in your
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future.
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And I think that's something many people here
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don't understand.
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And I don't think it's that they can't
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understand.
23:29
I think it's just a mental change with
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them.
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I think it's a change for them to
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realize that it's about something else, all right?
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That's important for us to know.
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And as we know that, then maybe we'll
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be able to approach things just a little
23:53
bit differently, just a little bit differently.
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Not a lot differently, just a little bit
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differently.
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And that awareness that we gather is able
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to take what we've worked on and then
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the data we've worked.
24:06
Unlike today's meeting I had, I was just
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taking it all in.
24:10
And I was trying to give the other
24:11
person opportunity, but I could see they kept
24:14
going to sales mode on me.
24:16
And I wasn't nasty, but I said, you
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know, I kept throwing it back.
24:21
How did you get involved with this?
24:23
And there was no point in time that
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I was trying to sell them anything, just
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sharing what I did.
24:27
But they were, within five or 10 minutes,
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they were very agitated.
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What's the agenda here?
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There is no agenda.
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So now what I do my one-on
24:37
-ones, I just let them know to get
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together, to get to know you and you
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get to know me.
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In closing, guys, making better decisions isn't about
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being perfect.
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Let's just get that on the table now.
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It's about becoming intentional.
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Every choice gives you an opportunity to learn,
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to improve, and move one step closer to
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the future you want.
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Don't ever let false evidence appearing real, fear,
25:03
overthinking, or uncertainty keep you from taking action.
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Don't.
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It'll rob you of beauty.
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What we need to do instead, ladies and
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gentlemen, is we have to learn, not easy,
25:17
to trust your preparation that you've had.
25:20
To stay true to your own core values.
25:25
And remember that wisdom grows through experience.
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Through experience.
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That's powerful, guys.
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I thank you so much for choosing to
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join me today for another amazing episode of
25:38
Inspirations For Your Life.
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I love sharing information to help you become
25:44
better, to help other people around you become
25:46
better, and to get you to be more
25:49
aware of the life you're living.
25:52
And not moving through it so quickly that
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your morning just seems to fly.
25:58
Like, enjoy the moments of your life.
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Oh, by the way, guys, I'm John C.
26:04
Morley.
26:04
I'm a serial entrepreneur.
26:06
I'm an engineer.
26:07
Of course, you guys know that by now.
26:09
I am a marketing specialist, video producer.
26:12
I'm a podcast host, coach, keynote speaker.
26:15
I am a graduate student at Montgomery State
26:17
University.
26:17
And I'm so passionate, ladies and gentlemen, to
26:20
be a lifelong learner.
26:23
And you know, ladies and gentlemen, I am
26:24
so grateful to recently have just become a
26:27
published author.
26:28
I think those are really important things for
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us to understand.
26:33
And I think many people out there don't
26:36
really understand how this can change our lives.
26:38
But it really can change our lives, guys.
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It can.
26:42
Until next time, ladies and gentlemen, I want
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to invite you, please, to think clearly, okay?
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To choose wisely.
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That's important.
26:53
To continue your life with the mission for
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learning.
26:59
And remember, every great life is built one
27:04
thoughtful decision at a time.
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I didn't say 100.
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I didn't say 1,000.
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We might need to get through 1,000
27:09
or hundreds.
27:10
But it's all made one decision at a
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time.
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You know, ladies and gentlemen, many people think
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that if we make the decisions faster, our
27:18
life will be better.
27:19
Not necessarily.
27:21
I want you, please, to master your choices
27:25
before they master you.
27:28
And you're going to create a future filled
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with purpose, with confidence, with joy, abundance, love,
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peace, integrity, creativity, and lasting success.
27:52
I hope you'll choose to check out BelieveMeAchieve
27:54
.com for more of my amazing, inspiring creations.
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Take care, everyone.
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Be well.