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#046 - Don’t Fear the Government, Play Like the Elite · Beyond Sovereignty

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Foundations, grants, corporate funding, the wealthiest families
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in this country aren't fighting the government, they're being funded
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by it. But the reality is there's a third and there are
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four things that get you there. Over the past 20 years,
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I've helped hundreds of entrepreneurs to set up and run not-for-profit structures
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legally and compliant. So in this episode, I'm going
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to be stepping you through those four. including why your creativity is
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currency when it comes to government funding. Never
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fight the system. Never be a sovereign citizen.
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Never be a sovereign citizen. As you probably
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are watching this, you know that being a sovereign citizen is literally a conundrum. It's
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impossible. You can't be sovereign and be a citizen as well. It's
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just not even a thing. Anybody that talks about that, it's literally like a
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government scheme. So do not be a sovereign citizen. Do
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not fight the system. Because I want to ask you, why would you fight the system
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in the first place? The only reason we fight is because we're angry. We're
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either angry, we want to be heard, we want to be seen, or
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we wish things were done differently. Okay, so let's go into it.
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You're angry. Underneath all anger is
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hurt. We're hurt because we feel like we've been lied to,
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we have a misdream and everything is
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corrupt. You know, a lot of that, yeah, is sort of true.
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But also in that, when was the last time you went and studied the legislation?
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When was the last time you went and read the Australian Constitution? When was the
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last time you went and looked at what lawyers study? It's
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something that I look at every day. But that's the thing, a lot of people hate the system,
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but they know sweet F.A. about it. You know nothing
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about it. The system and the legislation's not bad. the
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Australian Constitution, I could definitely leave that. But if you're in America, your constitution is sweet.
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But yeah, go and read the legislation and
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then you'll actually become empowered. People are like, I can't be bothered to
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do that. I'm just going to fight the system. I'm like, OK, well, we're never going to get anywhere. Realise
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why you're doing the thing and then we can actually move forward from that.
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if it was because you want to create massive change, or
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you hate that there is nothing happening and you want to create change,
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or you want to be seen, you want to be heard. Well, it sounds like you want to be an innovator. You
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want to be activating a new way, create a new system. Step
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forward into it. You don't need to fight the system for that. They literally will pay you
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for your ideas to go and do that. So once we can stop fighting, once
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we can stop claiming to be sovereign, and you know, if you're in Australia, my
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brother studied legislation, I mean my brother was studying to be a
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lawyer, and when I first got into sovereignty 20 years
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ago, he said, you know that being sovereign means that you're anti-government, right?
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And I was like, what? He's like, that's what it means in legislation. Sovereign
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means that you're anti-government. I was like, oh! back
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then I probably was. Now I don't care
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either way I'm just not going to be put in a box and I would just prefer to change the system
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positively for humanity and for the planet. So
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when you no longer fight the system and you're actually aware
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of what the system is and if you don't like it then you actively should
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be working to change it because if you don't who
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will? Yes, I am already working on it, but I
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would like other people on my team of Captain Planet ninjas to change
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the world with me. So let's go. I've already got a lot and they're doing amazing jobs
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and you should be doing that too. Now, number two, how
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to become your own authority and take your power back. Yum.
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Most people are really happy to
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fight the system, but they also deeply love
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it because it means that they never have to be the
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power in their own life, that they always have
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this authoritative leader who is controlling them.
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And when you can blame somebody else, it means that you don't actually have to step up and do
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any of the things that you know that you're capable of, but you have no sweet
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idea how to do it. So I want you just
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to tune in for a second and actually consider for a second and
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ask yourself, what does taking your power back or
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what does taking your own authority back actually
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look like or feel like to you? What comes up for you? Does
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it bring up scared? Fear? Does it
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bring up excitement? Does
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it bring up possibility? Because you know,
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on one side, there's fear, and it can seem really scary. But
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when you tune into that emotion, it doesn't feel too dissimilar to
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excitement. because it is scary exciting. That
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could be the same thing, I'm scary excited all the time with things that I'm doing. And
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then I'm pleasantly surprised when it all works out. And that's what I would love for
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you to do, is to actually be a risk taker. But you know, most
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of you are entrepreneurs here. And that's what we do, the only reason we're entrepreneurs is
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because we're risk takers. Well I dare you to take back
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your own power. And I double dare you to take back your own authority. And
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choose to be your own self-governing individual.
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Because you literally can do that. Now,
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the first steps you would want to be doing in that is realizing
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what kind of world or what kind of life you want to create. And
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I'm not talking about going and looking at the world that it is at the moment. I'm like,
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create, dream bigger. In order to be
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your own authority and take your power back, you have to consider
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what world you want to live in and then you create your governance around that.
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And that's what these other entities do. They don't wait for the government legislation
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to come out. They create their own organisations with their own
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self-governing documents. And then they go and infiltrate the
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government and help the government change to appease
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them. I love teaching people to do that. That's the best, funnest thing. It's
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really great when your entities can then actually go and reach out to
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government departments and request certain things
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on our behalf. I know a lot of you who are into sovereignty
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are like, well, we were doing that in sovereignty and we were making claims and
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directions to local councils, to federal state governments and all
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of that. But where did it actually go? it didn't
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create the change that we thought. I've been a part of a lot of
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that where back in the day we were sending out directions and correctives
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and changing the record on a whole lot of things. what
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did it freaking change guys like be real and if
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any of you used to do that with me and you're watching this being like that
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fucking bitch tell me what did it change because it didn't change
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a whole lot of things so i realized that
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none of that made a difference and i want to create systemic
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change i in my lifetime i will see this world
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completely different and once you like Place
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your flag in the ground, as one of my mentors says. Love you Miroslav. Place
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your flag in the ground and actually choose
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what will I stand here for? If I had to
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die, what would I die for? What would be worth it? For
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me, I'm a planet nerd. I'm a total environmentalist. So
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for me, it's like if I can have massive systemic change of
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how we infect and affect Mother Earth, my
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job here is done. I'm so sweet, you know. And so what
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is it that you want to create a massive change around
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and you build your whole world around that, that's how you take your power back.
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Because nobody can get in your way when
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you are in your divine guidance, divinely guided
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of what it is that you want to do. And you actively step forward into that
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each and every day. That's how you become your own authority. And
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you don't care who tells you anything or how crazy or stupid
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or you're like dreaming too big or you're being too small or you're
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never going to be able to afford that. You're not going to be able to have a billion dollar company.
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Fuck those guys. You can do it. And everybody's
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already doing it. And we just are playing in a small pool of fish that
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literally doesn't allow us to dream bigger. So
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that's how you take your power back. put a flag in the ground for your
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freaking beliefs and what you want. Now number three, your
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creativity is currency for government funding. I
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love this saying, like I think I came up with it myself because
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I didn't hear anybody else say it, but like literally your creativity is
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Currency, it's like, this is what I feel, people are
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like, oh my God, the system's so fucked, blah, blah, blah, blah, the government's all crazy, rah, rah, rah.
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I honestly believe it's gotten to this point of crazy because the
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government doesn't know how to create anymore and
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that's why they pay us to do the creative work. So,
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your creativity is currency because the
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elites, the government, they have literally lost
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their minds and they do not know how to positively create
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anymore. And then there's all of us, these heart-centered, middle-class
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people that have got all of these creative juices, but the only
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reason that we can't get any of our creativity out there is
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because we don't have the cash, the multiple millions, to be able
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to just go and put into a passion project, right? Okay, there's some
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of you that are watching this and like you guys should do more of that, but
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you're hustling too much still, you know? So we want
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to actually realise that your creativity is
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funding and a lot of you are like, well I've had all these creative ideas
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but they've never gone anywhere. Yeah, because you didn't have the
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right structure that they were in to be able to
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go and put them forth to the right person that's like, I'll pay you for that. You
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know, and that's what the government needs. The government needs your
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creative ideas to be put in the right container, the
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right vehicle, the right framework, and then delivered to them
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so they can go, oh my gosh, this is like gold nuggets on a silver
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platter. We will pay you for that. How much do you want? And
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it's something that works over time as well, because when you're working with
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the government, you do start off small. They might give you like a
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couple of grand here and there, like then it goes up to four figures, and
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then you use those five figures well, and then it goes up to six figures,
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and then it snowballs from there. And then that's how these organizations
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are doing that. They're building trust with the government so that
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they can see that you're using their money well. And the more they see
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how great you use their money and your time and energy,
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then they will give you more. And that's the whole point. Like,
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I want to be snowballing in the cash that the government wants
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to fund me so that I can change the world and be Captain
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Planet's wife, you know? Like, What's your thing? That's
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totally my nerd thing. And the number four is the best
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one. So what people don't realize the elite
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do so beautifully is they support each other. You're
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like, yeah, I support my friends. No, they financially support each other. So
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you probably have not even, you just skim over all
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this stuff, but I want you to actually go and look at, like, if you look at Woolworths, if
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you look at all your favorite football clubs, if you look at all of these entities, they've got
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charity, and they are entities, let me tell you, entities. These
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charities are literally supporting and funding each other.
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It's like, you know, you've got your mate and you're like, oh my God, I love what you're doing.
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I'm going to give you a million dollars. Oh my God, I love what you're doing. I'm going to give you
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a million dollars. But do you guys love what I'm doing? Give me a million dollars. We're
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all funding each other. I cannot tell you how fun
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this is. I love looking at my clients or
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my friends' organizations and I'm like, babe, what?
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You're going to help this charity in Southeast Asia
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to go and rescue a whole lot of kids that are being sex trafficked? I
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want to give you money. Let my organization support
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you. And then that same friend, I've had her be like, babe,
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I love that you grow a thousand fruit trees and you're regenerated
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25 acres of bushland on your property. I want to give you money into
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your organization. I'm like, I accept, I receive, you
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know, like it is so fun when you get to fund each
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other. And it's even more fun when you get funding from
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the government that allows you to go and then support your friends
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and their amazing ideas. Because the only reason that we're
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not funding each other's dreams is because they're pretty average. We
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set up average shit, guys. You need to set up really cool
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stuff that you absolutely love where everybody around you wants to
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support you. Like, put it this way. I love this because my
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clients, when they go to the bank and they talk to the bank tellers just
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about the charities that they are setting up, they will either cry,
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the bank tellers will either cry and say, oh my gosh, that
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was like my son or my nephew. I know somebody
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that had that issue and you're doing this and you're helping them. Oh my God,
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we love this. How can we support you? Because
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every bank is also a charity that funds local projects.
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Every supermarket that is around you has charities that
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fund local projects. JB Hi-Fi,
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Cotton On, Maya, David Jones, Country Road. All
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charities that fund local projects. Be
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the local project. Get the funding. Change the world. Support
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your friends. We all do this together. Do you see how
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fun life can be when you have a charity? Because you
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get to do all of the cool things that your little child pushed
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down because everybody was like, every animal on the planet, you can't have an animal
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sanctuary. You can't do this. You can't, you can't, you can't. So we started playing
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small and then we just got into businesses and we just made money. Bleh.
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Boring. That's why we're all so sick. Tired and don't
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have enough energy because there is nothing that fuels us and give us
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life and gives us life force Honestly, for
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me and my clients, do you know how freaking energizing it
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is to have somebody be like, I'm going to give you 200 grand because I think what
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you're doing is amazing. And it's like, Oh my God, you believe in my dream.
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This is the best day ever. Okay. I'm going to use that money wisely.
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Thank you. It's the coolest. Give it a go.
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You will honestly having these structures, life-changing,
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energizing. And when you're in that much abundance
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and fun, Can you imagine what it does to your
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circle of friends, to your family? Can you imagine like
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being the one that literally opens them all up and activates them
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to also then go and do amazing impactful things and change the
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world? Yes, you might be on this tangent. I
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have realised and I have done the maths and multiple business plans over the
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last 20 years of how long it would take to change the planet. It's
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only six months if we all got together. So guys, we
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can't do this by ourselves. Literally, we all get to do this
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together to change the world together. Some of you are going to be like, I
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am so ready for this. I am lit up. Let's go. I want to do the thing. Book
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a call. In the show notes right now, there is literally a link
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to my calendar. You can book a call. Oh my God, tell me about your dreams. Tell me about the things that
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you want to create. If you are ready to actually step forward and do them now, then
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book a call. I could not be more thrilled to create a
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blueprint with you, to bawl my eyes out of how cool your
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mission is, right? And if you're like, I'm not ready
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yet. I don't know. I need more info, bloody blah, blah. That's cool
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too. We've got so many resources to support you that are
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free. So go into the show notes, click on that. There's a webinar, there's
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PDFs, everything that you need to help you understand all
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of this. It's literally in there. And then so much more
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that you probably don't need, but you're already craving. So get in there,