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Todd Taylor Of Taylor'd Results Coaching · Eye Opener Society

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  So, Hannah, you met somebody. I did. Yeah, not that way. but you did meet somebody. What happened?
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  So my husband and I, me and Justin, we decided that he needed a new car.
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  You know, he was driving around a Toyota Corolla for a couple years,
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  you know, it was racking up miles.
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  I was like, yeah, you need something like it's time. So we drove around and
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  it's funny, we drove around multiple dealerships and it was like maybe two two
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  days or so we were driving around looking, you know, browsing online.
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  And he was like, you know, I'm really thinking about like a Honda or something.
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  And I was like, okay, well, let's go check it out. We went to check out a few
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  dealerships. And then we.
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  Ended up going to like an actual Honda dealership. And I walk in and someone's
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  like, oh, do you have an appointment?
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  And I was like, no, I think it was like, I got there like an hour before they
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  closed. I was like, no, like, I just see a car out there.
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  And I just like, I, I think I might want to buy it. Like, I don't want to,
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  I don't want to leave here without a car, basically.
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  And he told me to, you know, the guy was like, okay, we'll sit down,
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  someone will be be right with you.
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  And they sat me at Todd's desk, like his little cubicle area.
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  And from the minute he sat down, I just got like this like surge of like vibing energy.
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  And you know, we were just sitting there, you know, and it was like,
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  I knew him, you know, it wasn't like I just like first met somebody,
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  you know, it was just like, I felt like I've known him for years,
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  you know, because because our energy just vibed so well together.
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  And we just started having, you know, like personal conversations while doing business.
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  And he had brought up to me that he does, like, growth coaching and everything like that.
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  And I was like, wow, like, there is that's the there's the reason like why me
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  and him are on that same like energy wavelength level, because,
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  you know, we both meditate, we both are, you know, we try to help people.
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  And yeah, so that's how I met Todd.
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  And And I came home. I was like giddy. I came home and I was like,
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  listen, like I met this guy like I need like I told him that he needs to come
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  on our podcast like he's awesome.
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  So and now here we are. Here we are. Well, let's welcome him on.
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  Todd Taylor, welcome to the show. Thank you.
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  And Hannah, I got to say, I had no idea that I had that type of effect. You did.
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  Yeah, to me, I don't know if it's just because I am just like a very in tune person.
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  But when I met you, I was like, there's something like where it just usually
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  I'm really like a standoff type of person.
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  Like I just if I read someone's energy or vibe and I'm like, yeah.
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  No good, then I'm like, okay. But with you, it was just like,
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  it was just like electric.
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  And I was like, oh my gosh, like this person is like, has a very like wise soul.
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  So yeah, that's how I felt. Thank you. I appreciate that. And so I'll let you in on a little secret.
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  Whenever I first meet somebody, no matter what the setting is,
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  I try to get myself into what is called sage.
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  Age okay and when
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  i'm in sage it allows me to
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  transmit that and if they
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  are able to receive it this is
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  how this interaction between you and i began yeah
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  so you know my practice is all about growth mindset and what growth mindset
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  is is it was actually introduced about 20 years ago by by Carol Dweck and used
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  in the academics in schools.
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  And then businesses started to adapt to it. And nowadays, we're finding that
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  you have two different types of mindset.
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  The first is a static mindset, okay, or fixed.
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  And then that mindset is where we could just feel like this is what we're born
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  with, this is who we are, and this is all we'll be.
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  Where a growth mindset actually understands that in order to grow in life,
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  you've got to go through experience.
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  These experiences can be good or bad.
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  And what growth mindset teaches is that going through these things will allow
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  us to grow even faster and better.
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  So we accept failure.
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  We accept challenges.
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  We understand that conflict isn't a bad thing. It's a good thing.
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  It allows us to really develop a mind of growth.
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  Hence the term growth mindset. I love that.
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  And what was it that got you into this growth mindset? How did you find out
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  about it? Great question.
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  So my background is marketing, advertising, and video production.
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  I had a very successful business in the late 90s all through around 2012, 2013.
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  And actually, I was a millionaire. I was picking dollars a year and all that stuff.
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  However, I realized that going through that, my life was actually miserable.
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  Now, throughout my life, I've had a lot of coaches, a lot of mentors,
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  and they were great while I was being coached or being mentored.
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  But I noticed that after I stopped being coached or mentored,
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  it would just kind of fall off.
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  So that got me thinking that, you know, everybody is going through things every day, and I'm not unique.
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  So I started looking for something that was sustainable.
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  And that's just, lo and behold, I came across this book called Positive Intelligence by Sherzod Shemin.
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  Mean and with that book shirzad actually
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  had really opened my
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  eyes to the possibility that not all
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  coaching are the same and then
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  as happenstance would have it i was on linkedin one day and i saw this ad come
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  up or pq positive intelligence and it was a scholarship program for for those
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  who wanted to become a mental fitness coach.
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  So I wrote in my information to him and did a little dissertation.
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  Anyway, long story short, I was accepted.
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  And I took this seven-week course, and it changed my life, literally.
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  Not just figuratively, but literally. Because what it does is PQ actually retrains
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  our brain. In fact, it changes the neural pathways within our brains.
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  See, we all have saboteurs. In fact, every single one of us has 10 saboteurs.
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  And those saboteurs range from judge the ringleader to hypervigilant to irrational,
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  restless, Restless, avoider, victim, stickler, controller.
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  Okay, these are all things that we're all born with.
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  What happens is we become adults. They actually sabotage us.
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  So to give you an example, somebody getting ready to go on a show like this
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  might be anxious or stressed, okay?
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  And they think that's perfectly normal.
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  When you begin to realize that these saboteurs are kind of like having your
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  hand on a hot stove, how long would you keep your hand on a hot stove? Not long at all.
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  Any more than a split second, you're getting third degree burns. Yeah.
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  Right? But yet we allow these saboteurs to stay present sometimes for hours, days, months.
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  Okay. And so after taking this, it was like, okay, I want to help other people
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  break through and break free from these saboteurs that really affect us in such a negative way.
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  That's how I started my journey to become a growth mindset coach.
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  It's fantastic. That's awesome. Yeah, I love that. At any point,
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  like you said, when you're going back to like your earlier career and you're talking about how,
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  you know, even though you've got all this money and this is what I've been talking about recently.
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  It doesn't matter about money sometimes. It's up here. It's how you feel.
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  You know, you don't need all that money all the time. But once you realize that,
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  this is where you have that awakening and you figured out that there's something
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  missing from your life and you try to figure out what it is.
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  Like Hannah and I, we both had our mental breakdowns and still have them to this day.
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  But there's a way out of it. Like I've been meditating since the late 90s,
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  you know, and I started to develop my own way of doing it. And I've gotten to
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  the point now where I'm just in a constant state of meditation.
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  And that's just where I like to be because I'm comfortable here and it helps
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  me to see things from a different perspective.
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  So with this growth coaching, how do people find you?
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  Like, you know, if they wanted to come to you for, is it like classes?
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  Is it a structured class or is it just one-on-one?
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  How does it all work? so the way it works is the first thing i do with a client
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  i'll take you through the client's journey,
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  someone approaches me and they say i'm interested in growth mindset with you
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  the first thing i do is i have them do an assessment okay that assessment allows them and myself to see,
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  what their top saboteurs are remember i
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  told you we all have these saboteurs judge is
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  the ringleader followed by his nine accomplices
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  but by doing this assessment which
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  comes from pq from positive intelligence it's
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  free of charge i just send it out to you you do it and then you send me back
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  your results then what i do is i have i schedule a half hour meeting to discuss
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  those saboteurs with them and make sure that everything is understood of how
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  these affect us. Give me an example myself.
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  I'm a millionaire. I'm making lots of money. I am miserable.
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  I'm stressed. I have anxiety. I have depression. I have anger.
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  I have self-doubt. I've got clients. I've got employees. I've got a family that has wants and needs.
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  I have all of this pressure on me and I'm miserable.
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  Had I had this, I would have understood those were my saboteurs.
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  So I didn't have the tools to take my hand off that hot stove.
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  So once I do the assessment with them and I explain how it all works and how
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  they're affecting them in a negative way, I just simply ask them if they're
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  interested in a free coaching session.
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  And then what I do is I tell them out of their top three saboteurs,
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  which one would they like to tackle first.
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  And then I schedule a meeting with them and we do a one-hour coaching session. session.
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  The coaching session takes them through what are called the seven steps to PQ coaching.
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  And the first one is discovery.
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  Then we move into a meditative portion of it.
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  And then we go through the five modalities of PQ.
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  And the first one is explore.
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  The next is empathy.
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  And then there's There's navigate, innovate, and then activate.
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  When we go through these, these are the same principles and the same patterns
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  that we follow through a six-week course.
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  This is what I was talking about earlier, where literally within six weeks'
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  time, we begin developing new neural pathways within your mind.
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  If you can picture, our saboteurs live in the left brain quadrant of our mind.
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  And sage perspective is in the right brain.
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  So the way PQ works is when you're going through this six-week program,
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  it develops three core brain muscles.
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  And the first one is self-command.
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  When you meditate, that's self-command. You try to focus on one thing,
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  like breath, for example, or sound, whatever the case may be.
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  Now, while this is happening, you have all these thoughts coming into your mind,
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  and you just keep focusing back on the breath or the sound, whatever the case
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  may be. That's self-command.
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  Then you learn saboteur-interceptor. You begin to understand when a saboteur
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  is affecting you, and you can begin to label them for who they are.
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  And during that process, you begin to be awakened as to the lies that these
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  saboteurs are feeding you.
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  And then finally, the last week and a half of the course teaches you how to
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  go into sage perspective.
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  And when you're in sage perspective, sage perspective teaches us that there
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  are gifts and opportunities in everything.
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  And it's all about ease and flow. I like saying this.
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  I've adapted this now to a lot of people when they ask me, you know,
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  well, what's the bottom line here?
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  Well, we've only been told you've got to work hard.
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  And if you're working hard and you're pushing, then eventually we'll get there.
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  The problem with that is it's wrong.
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  Because if it's hard, you're doing it wrong.
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  If you have ease and flow you're doing it right makes sense yeah sure does i'm
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  always the type of the person that says like good things take time and you should
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  be enjoying like the moment,
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  whether if it's something that you dread doing good things take time and if
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  you just take your time and you know me and gary we do hard stuff all the time
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  like whether it be yard work or something like that.
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  And we just take our time and we laugh and we just make conversation.
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  And then it, it's almost like we're taking like the negatives and we're just,
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  you know, outshining them and pushing them out because we're just finding the
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  positive and creating the positive in an environment that,
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  you know, or a situation that we didn't want to be in,
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  in the first place, we just try to find the good of it or make good.
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  And so what you're doing is, you know, You know, it comes down to this.
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  Positive or negative, you're right. Yeah.
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  Okay? So if that's the case, then why not be positive all the time? Mm-hmm.
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  And there again, Hannah, you said we push them out. Yeah. Okay?
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  So you don't have to push.
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  Just gently let them go. Yeah.
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  Easy. Because if we're pushing something, that makes it hard.
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  That's true. And if you know this, when you try to fight bad feelings or negative
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  feelings, what happens? They win.
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  Nine times out of ten, they just start to consume you.
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  They stay there. Yeah. Right? Because you're constantly thinking of them.
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  They get bigger. Exactly.
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  So the bottom line about PQ and how it works so effectively is because what
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  it does is it takes you out of your head.
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  Okay? Mm-hmm. So I don't know, is this being videoed or just audio? Yeah, it's both. Okay.
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  So what I'm doing right here is rubbing my two fingers together.
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  This is called a PQ rep.
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  So if I'm stressed or angry or whatever negative emotion I'm feeling,
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  if I just simply rub these two fingers together, I have now activated the safe portion of my brain.
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  Because what I've done is I've gotten out of my head and into my body.
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  I'm focusing on the ridges as I rub my fingers back and forth.
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  Earth and i think to myself these are unique
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  only to me or you could
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  wiggle your toes or you could feel your seat
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  as you're sitting in your in your chair anything that
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  takes you out of your head and puts you into your body
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  puts you into what is called sage i didn't
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  even realize that that like because every night i do this
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  weird thing i rub i rub my feet together and
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  it puts me in like a serenity
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  like mood and it like you know calms my mind enough
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  for me to you know just doze off to sleep naturally and i didn't realize that
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  you're not you're not in your head i was going you're focusing on your body
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  my sage and see you talked about something earlier hannah where you mentioned
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  present okay being in the present when we're in saboteur mode we can't be in the present.
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  And this is the other thing that i got out of this is
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  that i am more in the present now
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  than i ever have been in my life i can
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  literally feel the difference in
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  conversations that i have with people how i
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  greet the day how life feels in
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  general and it's all because now i'm
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  in the present the reason being is
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  because when we talk about these saboteurs my number
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  one accomplice saboteur was hyperachiever and hyperachiever has some great qualities
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  i'm goal-oriented i'm driven i will work to the bone i will stay so focused
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  on that goal until i get it Well, now that I look back,
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  no wonder I've been divorced twice.
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  And it's taken an emotional toll on me, as well as my loved ones.
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  Because all I did was focus on the goal.
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  Now it's all about this wonderful journey called life.
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  Being in the present is where it's at. It's not the destination.
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  It's being in the present and enjoying the journey.
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  I always tell, like I always say, happiness is a journey, not a destination.
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  That's right. Yep. And you are the only one in control of it.
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  Yeah. And we've even spoken about that on previous in our older podcast,
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  the whole past, present, future. Like you have to focus on the present.
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  And remember I said there was actually the one thing that got me when I spoke about that.
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  I don't know if you've seen it was a meme of a man and a dog sitting there.
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  And there's a thought bubble above the man.
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  And it's all about all this nonsense, everything going on in his life.
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  And then there's a thought bubble above the dog where it's just a picture of
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  the dog and the human sitting there in the present moment,
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  showing that the animals know a lot more than human beings because they're just
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  focused on the happiness of the moment instead of worrying all about what's
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  going to happen and what has happened. You focus on that present.
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  And that always makes me think. I think back to that little meme and I say,
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  that's the way life needs to be.
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  You're exactly right. And that's an awesome illustration.
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  It really is. You know, it makes me think of, you know, when you see a dog,
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  you may walk outside and come back two minutes later.
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  And how does that dog act? Like, oh my God, you're back.
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  He's back. The tail's wagging. Yeah.
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  They have no concept of time, but they also are in the present.
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  It's not about the present time.
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  And you're right, Gary. That's the way we all need to be.
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  And unfortunately, there are billions of people in this world that don't understand
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  that and they are not experiencing life to its fullest because they're missing out on so much.
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  Which was going to bring me to my next point, too. I was just going to point
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  out people such as yourself who realize this and you're making a goal to try
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  and spread this to other people. people.
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  Hannah and I, when we sit and do the podcast, most of our shows is focused on
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  something with life and perspective.
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  Because right now, when we look at the world, you see so much negativity now.
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  And we're all products, we're sponges, and we are affected by,
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  you know, our environment.
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  And we just soak it all up. So when it's filled with all this anxiety,
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  anxiety, we're filling it up.
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  But people like yourself, people like Hannah and I, we try to express the fact
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  that you got to close out that outside, no matter how bad things are.
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  You got to make things good for yourself and you need to focus on only that good.
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  And that's why I appreciate, you know, what you are doing because you have one way of doing it.
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  Hannah has one way, I have another way, but it's all the same thing. It's the same concept.
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  It's making yourself, Your life happy. When your life is happy,
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  that spreads and it makes everybody else's life happy around you.
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  It would be great when you could go and do your coaching for thousands of people all at once.
• 26:54
  Wouldn't that be a positive ripple effect on the world? Sure.
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  As a matter of fact, it's happening right now.
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  It's not just me. So the little backstory on PQ, Shirzad Shamim actually has
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  been a coach for over 40 years.
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  And he just introduced that the PQ, which stands for Positive Intelligence Solution,
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  Back in 2020. In fact, that's when they launched it. Unfortunately,
• 27:25
  the pandemic hit, blah, blah, blah. You know, the rest is history.
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  Now, I first came across this at the end of 2021, beginning of 2022,
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  is when I first took the course.
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  And at that time, there were less than a few hundred people that had gone through
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  this course. And now there are over a thousand PQ coaches worldwide.
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  That's amazing. And I am one video and a two-page dissertation away from getting my certification.
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  Although I can coach it, and I have coached it, I'm finally going to get my certification in it.
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  And I will become one of just a handful of coaches around the world.
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  And all of us have the same goal.
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  Just what you said, Gary, is to change the world better.
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  Excellent. I love that. So if someone is interested, our audience is listening
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  in, somebody's interested in this, how do they get in contact with you?
• 28:33
  Well, you can go to my website.
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  It's tailoredresults.com. It's my last name with a D on it.
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  And results you can email
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  me at todd at tailored result.com in fact for your listeners when i put together
• 28:51
  i just put together cultivating a growth mindset and how pq and then coupled
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  with my coaching that i entitled peak performance power process.
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  How that all works and how it all helps us become better people and enjoy a better existence.
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  And so what I'm offering to your listeners, if they send me an email and just
• 29:17
  say I'm interested in a growth mindset, I'm going to share a copy of that with them.
• 29:22
  Oh, awesome. And then along with that will be a link if they're interested in
• 29:28
  finding out what their accomplished saboteurs are.
• 29:31
  There'll be a link on there that they click on it
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  it's about 35 40 questions i
• 29:38
  recommend you go through it quickly don't think
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  just click click click first thing that
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  comes to mind okay and then share those results with me and once you do that
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  i will go through the process that i explained earlier in the show where i'll
• 29:53
  reach out to you and discuss well what
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  these saboteurs are how how they're affecting you, so on and so forth.
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  And then we can schedule a one-hour free coaching session.
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  And if you feel that this is something that you want to pursue and change your
• 30:10
  life, then I would invite you to come on board with our six-week program.
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  I usually take five people, a maximum of five people at a time through it.
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  And then after that, if you want to really start utilizing these tools in everyday
• 30:25
  life, like for parenting or conflict management, stress management.
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  It's like 12 different areas that I can coach you through to now take these
• 30:37
  tools and use them effectively throughout your life.
• 30:41
  Well, that sounds wonderful. I want to make sure everybody gets it.
• 30:44
  We are going to definitely, as always, leave the links down in the synopsis of the show.
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  This way you can get in contact with Todd. God, take advantage of this.
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  Because again, this is kind of the same concept that Hannah and I have been
• 30:58
  sharing with everybody, positive mindsets, positive thinking, meditation and all.
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  This is another way to do it. And I think this is fantastic.
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  I really appreciate everybody that takes time out to learn this,
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  to take that practice to heart, and then want to help other the people, you know, as well.
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  And like I said, even with me, when I used to do the meditation,
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  I said, you could work with me, but sometimes you're not comfortable.
• 31:23
  You go to somebody else. And that's why there's people like Todd,
• 31:26
  they got different programs, different ways of doing it.
• 31:28
  This is just another way. And it sounds really interesting to me.
• 31:31
  So this is why I want to make sure everybody knows we'll have the links down,
• 31:35
  the synopsis is take advantage of this.
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  Even, even if you don't go on, like I said, Todd's offering that,
• 31:41
  you know, free portion, go ahead ahead and, you know, do the one hour session
• 31:45
  and see where you want to go with it.
• 31:47
  I mean, there you go. You have nothing to lose.
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  It's just, even if you take away just slight learning experience from it,
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  you've already helped yourself.
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  So if you feel like you've helped yourself, why not go on, take the six week
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  program. I mean, you got nothing to lose.
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  If it's something that you're like, ah, not my thing, but you know, somebody,
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  or, you know, you know, you just, like I said, you know, somebody,
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  and you just feel like they could use some help, recommend Todd,
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  you know, and this might be the thing for them.
• 32:21
  Yes. You know, I know plenty of people that I'm like, go to Todd. Thank you.
• 32:27
  Absolutely. I just want to add one more thing. Yeah, of course.
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  The one thing when we talked earlier about is the sustainability,
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  that the thing that really makes this sustainable is it's an app-driven.
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  So if you take the six-week course, it's an app that goes along with it. Awesome.
• 32:45
  And so it gives you reminders throughout the day. It greets your day.
• 32:51
  Like today was all about developing solid relationships using Sage Perspective.
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  And exploring and then
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  it reminds you at nine o'clock at noon
• 33:04
  and at three to take these little two minute breaks all throughout the day and
• 33:09
  focus on these things and you get to keep the app for a whole year and every
• 33:17
  single day you get up and at seven o'clock you do your pq it even has So I give you an example.
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  We're coming on the show here with you guys. I went into the PQ gym and I did a 12 minute.
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  It's called the label and anchor.
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  Labeling anchors is what we do when we're meditating, okay? I did 12 minutes of just breathing.
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  Breath, breath, breath. The golf that I was thinking about the other day.
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  Breath, breath. My nose itches. Yeah.
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  Breath, breath. For 12 minutes.
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  And then what that did is just before coming on here, Here, my sage battery is charged to 100%.
• 34:04
  That's awesome. Perfect. I love it. Yeah. And I've been stressing meditation
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  for how long now on our show.
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  It's like, that's exactly what it is. It's just a recharge.
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  And it recharges your batteries, gives you a whole different perspective.
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  Say, okay, I'm good to do this.
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  And I like an app too, because I always tell people you have to put aside some
• 34:24
  time to do the meditation.
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  And you need to be consistent with it. And it's nice to have an app that's going
• 34:29
  to remind you to do this because people today are, we're so busy and there's
• 34:33
  so much going on a lot of times.
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  It's something that's going to say, hey, it's time to do this.
• 34:38
  And if you're consistent and you are following that, you will see results.
• 34:43
  And very quickly too as well. Exactly.
• 34:46
  Yes, and I mean, you know, if you look at it, we waste so much time on the saboteurs.
• 34:54
  Saboteurs take so much of our energy, so much of our time, and you'll find that
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  life is just so much easier once you learn how to dismiss them.
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  You no longer have to fight them away. It's almost like beating them with a
• 35:10
  stick. You don't have to do that anymore. more.
• 35:12
  He'd just simply sit there. Give me an example.
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  When my charge rears its ugly head, I just go, what took you so long?
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  Nice to see you. Okay, now it's time to move on.
• 35:23
  And then I switch to Sage and handle whatever the problem is.
• 35:28
  That's the difference. Wonderful. So everybody, that's Todd Taylor. Yeah.
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  Todd Taylor's got his wonderful program. We're going to leave the links down.
• 35:38
  I want our audience to definitely at least look into it, give it a try, and just makes us happy.
• 35:45
  Because we bring people in here that have a positive experience for everyone,
• 35:51
  somebody that's going to be able to help.
• 35:53
  And Todd Taylor sounds to me like somebody could definitely do that.
• 35:56
  Yes. And so I want to thank you, Todd, so much. Thank you so much. Thank you, folks.
• 36:01
  Absolutely. I really appreciate it. I'm humbled and I'm grateful for the opportunity.
• 36:06
  Yes, our paths crossed for a reason.
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  And I'm so glad that you were able to come onto the show and explain your journey and what you do.
• 36:19
  It is really such an honor for
• 36:20
  me to have you on the show. And I'm so glad that we made it work so soon.
• 36:25
  And I appreciate your time. I'm a thank you so much again.
• 36:27
  No, thank you. And let me just leave you with this. I offer to you guys to take
• 36:32
  the saboteur assessment and take the free coaching. Okay.
• 36:37
  I definitely will. Yeah. It's my gift to you guys for having me on your show.
• 36:41
  Oh, thank you. That is so wonderful. Thank you so much. Thank you again for coming on.
• 36:45
  And again, everybody, don't forget, check out the show synopsis for all the
• 36:49
  links to get you to Todd Taylor and to get you to his program.
• 36:52
  We thank you all for joining us.
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  And don't forget, this is the last show of the month, and we're going to be
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  doing the live. Oh, yeah.
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• 37:07
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• 37:09
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