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Patience Endurance & Consistency (S5) S10:E3 · Inspirations for Your Life

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  Well, hey guys, good evening, or should I
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  say good morning?
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  I know it's a little bit early in
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  the morning, but I've been busy on a
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  lot of stuff.
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  So I always promise to get these out
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  to you before I get to bed working
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  on a new book and working on some
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  audio projects.
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  So it's been a little bit crazy doing
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  some narration, but anyway, it's great to be
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  with you.
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  If it's your first time here, I want
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  to say thank you and welcome.
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  If you're coming back, I want to say
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  thank you, of course, but welcome back.
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  I always appreciate people that definitely like my
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  content and want to keep listening to it,
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  watching it, absorbing it, and making it part
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  of their life.
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  If you're thirsty, don't forget to get some
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  RO water or maybe another snack or fruit
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  or beverage or what have you, and yeah,
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  get yourself comfortable.
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  So this is the show for Monday.
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  I know it's March 3rd today, but actually
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  this is Monday, March 2nd, 2026, and we're
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  on Series 5, show number 10.
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  Don't forget to check out BelieveMeAchieved.com, guys,
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  from Where Am I Amazing, of course, Inspiring
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  Creations.
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  Again, it is so great to be with
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  everyone here.
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  I know it's a little early in the
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  morning, depending if you're watching me live.
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  This is Series 5, show 10, episode number
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  3.
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  All right, so we're talking all about owning
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  your choices, clarity, courage, and calmness.
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  Monday's topic, which is what we're on, I
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  know it's Tuesday, but it's actually Monday's show,
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  patience, endurance, and consistency.
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  Yeah, that's an important thing.
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  So welcome, everyone, to Inspirations for Your Life.
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  I'm John Seymour, a serial entrepreneur, engineer, marketing
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  specialist, video producer, podcast host, coach, keynote speaker,
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  graduate student, and a passionate lifelong learner.
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  And yes, guys, pretty soon I will be
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  a published author.
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  Really excited for that moment.
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  So today we're diving into patience, endurance, and
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  consistency, the three pillars that transform small daily
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  efforts into unstoppable momentum.
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  This episode is going to basically highlight how
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  to harness these principles, avoid shortcuts that steal
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  progress, and create long-term wins through intentional
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  action.
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  Yeah, that's what this is all about.
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  So patience, ladies and gentlemen, allows growth to
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  unfold naturally.
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  Life is a marathon.
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  When you pause and you allow processes to
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  develop, results become sustainable.
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  Endurance converts effort into results over time.
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  Repeat effort compounds into achievement.
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  Strength grows in the doing.
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  Consistency, guys, compounds small wins.
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  Daily incremental actions build an unstoppable foundation.
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  Yeah, an unstoppable foundation.
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  I think that's a really important one to
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  think about.
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  Avoid forbidden shortcuts that block success.
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  They're going to get in your way.
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  Just be alert for them.
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  Instant gratification may feel good at the moment,
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  but real growth comes from discipline.
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  And that's important to know.
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  Patience transforms frustration into clarity.
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  Waiting strategically provides insight and perspective.
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  That's important, guys.
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  So endurance strengthens resilience.
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  I don't know if you know that.
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  And pushing through challenges without giving in to
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  temporary discomfort, that's a big key to success
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  in life.
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  Consistency builds trust in yourself.
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  Show up reliably, and your own confidence skyrockets.
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  I think that's a real important one.
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  I think a lot of people miss that
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  because they're too busy on what the world's
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  doing that they don't have time to see
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  what potential is about.
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  I think that's one that a lot of
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  people, all different ages, I think people just
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  get kind of stuck by what that means
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  and why it means something.
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  And I think the biggest thing to understand
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  with this is that this has the capability,
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  guys, of changing your life.
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  Not overnight, but pretty quickly, guys.
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  Steady steps generate momentum.
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  Small, persistent actions create a forward force you
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  can't ignore.
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  Avoid distractions that steal focus.
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  Focus your energy on high-impact activities.
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  Not the shallow stimuli that so many people
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  say you should be going after.
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  It's not worth your time or your effort.
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  Patience, guys, improves decision-making under pressure.
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  When you pause, you make better choices.
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  Endurance boosts confidence, guys, every day.
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  Knowing you can sustain effort fuels self-belief.
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  Consistency accelerates results.
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  Repetition multiplies outcomes.
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  For beyond a single push is what it's
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  about.
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  Resist impulses that compromise your integrity.
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  Every no strengthens your alignment with long-term
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  goals.
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  We've talked about this before, but it's important
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  that we hash it again.
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  Patience turns waiting into advantage.
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  Timing is as powerful as action.
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  Don't rush what requires growth.
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  Endurance converts repetition into mastery.
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  Skill is forged over time, not in bursts,
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  guys.
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  Consistency stabilizes focus.
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  Habits guard your attention against chaos.
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  Avoid actions that waste time.
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  Deliberate effort beats reactive motion every single time.
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  Patience allows learning before acting.
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  Absorb lessons and insights.
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  Don't leap blindly.
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  No, don't do that, guys.
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  Be grounded.
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  Energy invested is the key.
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  Steadily is energy preserved for the long run.
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  Consistency, guys, shapes the identity.
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  Who you are is determined by what you
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  do daily.
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  Not occasionally.
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  Not what you do on a Friday night
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  or not what you do one day in
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  the month.
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  It's what you do consistently because that's how
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  you show up for yourself and for others.
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  Small, patient steps lead to long-term victories.
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  Every deliberate move adds to a legacy of
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  success.
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  Endurance fuels confidence under those moments when we
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  sometimes get uncertainty.
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  Persistence under pressure creates trust and, of course,
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  courage.
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  I love persistence because persistence not only keeps
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  us coming back, but it develops this mindset
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  in us that we have to keep going.
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  There's a reason for that.
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  Consistency shapes our reputation quietly.
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  People notice results over time, not words or
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  flashes of effort.
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  Guys, you know I'm working on my book,
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  so I only have two more chapters left
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  to write.
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  I'll be going through final proofing, and then
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  we'll be publishing in April.
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  By the way, some other good news.
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  Jason Academy is coming.
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  We've had the email for a while, but
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  Jason Academy, the website is coming.
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  That's my coaching website.
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  That's where the home of inspirations for your
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  life is going to finally live.
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  It didn't really have a home, but now
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  it's going to have a home.
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  It's going to be part of Jason Academy.
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  For those of you that are looking to
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  be a guest on the show, well, you'll
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  go to Jason Academy, just like if you
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  wanted to get on the tech show.
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  You go to the Jamor site, and there'll
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  be a place there where you can actually
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  apply to get on the show.
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  All right, guys.
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  Avoid shortcuts that compromise results.
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  Anything that bypasses effort undermines lasting achievement.
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  Patience develops resilience.
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  Waiting strengthens mental and emotional toughness.
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  Endurance builds discipline beyond motivation.
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  Motivation fluctuates.
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  Endurance solidifies the habits that we have.
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  Consistency.
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  It prevents regret from missed opportunities.
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  And you might be saying to me, John,
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  why don't I have any regrets?
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  Well, do you wish maybe you did something
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  a different way?
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  Do you wish maybe that you didn't give
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  up?
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  Do you wish maybe that you tried something
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  a different way?
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  Maybe.
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  And maybe we don't call them regrets.
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  Maybe we just call them things we wish
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  we did, right?
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  Maybe.
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  Consistency prevents regret from missed opportunities.
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  Now, daily effort ensures that you won't look
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  back wishing you had started sooner.
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  Avoid indulgences that drain progress.
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  Energy is finite.
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  Protect it for the tasks that matter.
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  That's important, guys.
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  Patience amplifies deliberate choices when you wait thoughtfully.
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  Each choice carries greater weight.
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  And waiting sometimes, I know that can feel
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  hard.
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  It can feel very heavy on us.
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  And the key is not to be thinking
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  about it being heavy.
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  Because it's not heavy.
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  It's the power that you have.
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  And that's something that I think is very
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  important to think about.
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  How that can happen.
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  Okay?
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  And why that can happen.
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  I think that's something that a lot of
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  people, you know, they get stuck with.
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  And the reason they get stuck with it,
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  their belief.
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  Their belief.
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  And believe it or not, your actions actually
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  affect your reality.
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  Your thoughts affect your reality.
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  Even what you don't do affects reality.
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  Just your energy.
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  And what you say.
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  And how you move and interact in the
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  world.
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  Your body language is really key.
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  So when you wait thoughtfully, each choice carries
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  greater and more significant weight.
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  Endurance plus consistency makes excellence inevitable.
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  In other words, bound to happen.
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  The compounding effect of these principles guarantees what?
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  Long-term success.
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  And maybe you're saying to me, John, I
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  don't see how this works.
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  Well, whether you see how it works or
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  not doesn't matter at the moment.
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  Because it's still going to happen in your
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  life.
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  If you show up, if you keep doing
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  the activities.
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  Life, a lot of it is a numbers
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  game.
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  Especially sales and things like that.
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  But your premise in life comes from who
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  you are.
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  And who you believe you are.
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  Even if you're not that person yet, your
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  belief will transform you into something that you
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  want to become.
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  I think that's a very important thing to
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  say.
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  Very important thing to say.
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  Because the way we face things happens because
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  of the experiences we've gone through.
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  Now, something I learned, always learning each day,
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  as you know.
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  But being an author, becoming an author, I
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  should say.
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  You really learn about others and you learn
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  about yourself because you're writing and you're interpolating.
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  And I'm becoming more in tune with awareness.
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  And I talk a lot about it in
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  my book.
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  But I think knowing and being able to
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  ponder and pause and also, well, meditate.
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  Helps us to get this different perspective.
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  And think of perspective like, well, you could
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  think of it like a different hat you
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  put on, right?
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  Different pair of glasses, actually, seriously.
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  Because the perspective you have affects how you
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  see the world.
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  If you wear dark glasses, you're going to
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  see the world dark.
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  If you wear clear glasses, you're going to
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  see the world light.
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  If you wear prism glasses, well, you're going
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  to see prisms and rainbows in the world.
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  If you understand this, and not just understand
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  it, but if you believe it, it will
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  become reality.
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  If you don't believe something, I'm not going
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  to say it won't become a reality, but
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  it will take longer for your mind and
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  body to latch onto it.
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  Once your mind and body latches onto something,
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  oh, it's game time.
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  And you're going for a touchdown.
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  And that's inevitable.
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  It's just how much time it's going to
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  take for the ball to actually get to
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  the end zone.
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  Some people feel that if the ball or
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  the puck doesn't get there immediately, then, well,
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  maybe it's time to change what we're doing.
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  Maybe.
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  But if it isn't, then how do we
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  change our perspective?
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  Now, it's not really about changing your glasses.
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  We're using that as a, let's say, analogy.
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  If you could picture right now that one
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  thing you did would change your perception, let
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  me see if I can give you an
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  example.
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  I don't know if any of you guys
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  do work for charity or anything like that.
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  But if you know about a charity and
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  you haven't had the opportunity to go work
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  with that charity, go do that.
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  Because it's going to give you a completely
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  different perspective on how that charity works and
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  how charity in general operates.
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  And I think if we can appreciate that
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  one thing, we'll have a different perspective.
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  And the perspective might make us more giving.
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  It might make us more understanding.
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  But there's one thing that I recently learned,
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  and I didn't even realize I was going
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  to learn something.
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  You know what the skill was?
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  It was becoming, I don't want to say
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  passive, but I want to say less aggressive.
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  Somebody who's able to hold a conversation.
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  And not let the outcome affect how I
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  respond.
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  Now, if it's good, of course, you want
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  to respond good, but maybe somebody is not
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  treating you well.
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  And I had a situation happen with this
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  recently.
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  It was a client, still a client, and
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  I was getting picked this way and that
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  way.
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  And I know I'm good, but I'm not
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  here to have an ego.
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  And the person was getting angry, and the
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  person was yelling and cursing.
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  I usually don't tolerate that, but because this
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  person was a pretty senior person, I cut
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  them a little slack.
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  And they had some medical issues, I cut
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  them some slack.
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  But I still said, you know, I don't
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  think that's professional.
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  And that wasn't losing my composure.
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  I think that's the biggest thing I learned
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  the last few months is composure is everything.
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  Because in this one sense, I was expecting
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  a check.
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  And in that same sentence, they were telling
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  me they were done with us.
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  They didn't want to work with us anymore.
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  And I said, I need to separate this
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  from personal or emotional and just chalk it
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  off as, okay, if that's the way it
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  is, that's the way it is.
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  But don't get emotionally attached by it.
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  I still was courteous.
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  I was kind, respectful.
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  And then when the session ended and the
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  invoice was still on the counter, the person
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  is like, well, what do you want me
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  to do with this?
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  Well, if you still want my services, then
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  you're going to need to give me a
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  check.
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  Not getting any type of dynamic where you're
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  trying to be rude or trying to be
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  manipulative.
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  No.
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  What I've learned is that by listening and
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  by not reacting to the situation, most people
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  are like, oh my gosh, I didn't get
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  that.
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  Oh, you got to do something.
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  No.
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  You got to detach.
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  And believe it or not, when you detach,
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  people chase you in a good way, in
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  a good way.
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  If you could understand what I learned in
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  the last few months, I think I might
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  even write a book on it.
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  It's the whole concept that you have a
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  conversation with somebody, but how many people have
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  conversations?
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  You know what they do?
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  They pitch.
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  They don't have a conversation for the sake
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  of having a conversation.
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  And when we can appreciate something like that,
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  that takes us from an everyday person in
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  the world to somebody who's in a select
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  circle.
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  I think that's a really important thing that
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  I want to share tonight.
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  You can listen.
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  You can observe.
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  But even if we don't call it pitch,
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  whatever you want to call it, don't use
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  it.
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  Don't even go there until you see if
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  there's a value, a reason.
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  And that reason may not pop up right
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  away.
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  That's okay.
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  When you can understand somebody's challenges and you
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  can understand their pain, and they say they're
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  looking to solve that pain, don't force them
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  to solve the pain.
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  Don't hold something over their head and say,
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  you know, if you don't do this, no,
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  don't do that.
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  It's about being respectful.
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  It's about listening.
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  Or if they're texting you, it's about reading.
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  And not trying to respond in any fast
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  way, shape, or order, but just trying to
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  parse the information, to listen to the information.
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  And then once you've done all that, you
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  just realize that you have started to build
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  a skill that less than 2% of
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  the world has.
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  You know, I was having a conversation with
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  somebody the other day.
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  And we were talking about what is it
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  that helps somebody in business take themselves from
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  being a stranger to being a trusted confidant.
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  Well, the one thing I'm going to tell
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  you here, and I think it's very important
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  to our show, patience and endurance.
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  Patience and endurance.
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  So when you have patience, you also start
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  to build resilience.
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  And when you have resilience, you know what
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  happens?
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  You stay calm.
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  You don't chase things.
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  You become detached.
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  And you might say to me, John, that's
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  a bad thing.
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  No, it's not a bad thing.
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  By being detached, your energy is not going
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  a million different directions, and you're also not
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  burning your fuel.
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  It's kind of like thinking you have a
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  battery, right?
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  And you have a flashlight.
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  And if you have that flashlight and you
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  leave the flashlight on, your batteries are going
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  to become depleted.
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  But if you turn off the flashlight when
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  you don't need it, you don't waste the
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  batteries.
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  I think too many times in life, people
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  have their batteries on full blow.
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  And then they're so addicted to it that
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  they can't figure out how to turn their
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  batteries off.
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  So what do they do?
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  They burn their batteries down.
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  And then they have no power.
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  Think about the conversations you've had, maybe last
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  week.
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  You can start thinking about them this week.
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  And ask yourself one question, and that is,
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  am I listening or am I trying to
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  pitch?
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  Am I trying to impress?
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  When I was younger, I used to think
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  that was the whole thing.
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  You have to impress everybody.
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  But you know what?
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  That's actually cliche.
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  When you show up for yourself and you
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  make a difference, other people want to be
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  part of that.
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  I think when we talk about endurance and
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  we talk about patience, it comes down to
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  who are the people that you care so
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  much about?
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  Family, friends, colleagues, right?
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  And let me ask you a question.
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  If one of those people talks to you,
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  do you listen with both ears?
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  Or do you just kind of have them
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  go in one ear and maybe it goes
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  in and maybe it doesn't?
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  Maybe a loved one.
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  And maybe you're so attached to the situation
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  that you're emotionally charged.
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  And thus, you're affecting your response.
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  I know I've been guilty of this before
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  in the past.
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  Maybe your parents drive you up a wall,
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  right?
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  Maybe they mean well, but you can't take
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  certain things.
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  Detach.
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  Be respectful.
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  Slow things down.
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  When we slow down, we actually speed up.
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  I know that sounds wacky.
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  When we slow down, we don't make mistakes.
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  And that's a powerful thing, guys.
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  Just detaching from something gets its energy to
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  basically fall away.
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  Listening is a very big key.
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  Very big key.
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  And it's something I know you all can
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  do.
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  But for some reason, some people don't do
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  it because, well, they have this ego up
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  here.
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  And this ego says, well, you know, I'm
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  better than everybody.
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  And then you're playing this ego-clashing game.
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  Not good.
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  Not good.
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  Ladies and gentlemen, it is always such a
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  privilege, a pleasure, and an honor to be
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  with you here on Inspirations For Your Life.
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  As well as all the other shows, the
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  short-form content, the long-form content, the
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  articles, and the reels that I do.
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  It's great for me to take my knowledge,
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  share it with you so you can learn,
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  but also collaborate it with you.
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  And other people, and learn from that.
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  Like I said to you, I never realized
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  that writing a book would help me get
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  smarter.
• 27:19
  I never realized that in the way you
• 27:23
  write, you become more observant of yourself and
• 27:27
  others.
• 27:28
  And that's a powerful thing, guys.
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  Remember, real power, guys, comes from intentional, patient,
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  and consistent action.
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  Momentum is earned, folks.
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  Yep.
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  Not granted.
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  Focus on your small wins every single day.
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  They build the results you want for tomorrow.
• 27:53
  You can catch full episodes of Inspirations For
• 27:56
  Your Life and explore more strategies for clarity,
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  courage, and deliberate action, as well as all
• 28:03
  my other content by visiting BelieveMeAchieved.com.
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  And that's available 24 hours a day.
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  Have a great one, everyone.
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  And start applying patience and endurance, and you'll
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  realize that you'll get more power than you
• 28:19
  ever could trying to be a dictator.
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  Take care, everyone, and have a wonderful evening
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  or a great day.