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Why Willpower Fails & What To Do Instead ft Tim Shurr · HAUTE HUSTLE MORNING MYSTICS

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Three people are on.
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>> Okay, I'm gonna do this real quick.
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>> Well, wait. We might
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Hello.
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>> Hey everyone. We're double live right
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now. I am just checking in to say we get
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started in about three minutes. We're
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starting today with Tim Shore. He is a
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worldrenowned hypnotherapist and he
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talks all about well he's been coaching
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for over 16,000 different sessions.
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Jenna, tell them what he's talking about
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today.
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>> Tim is talking about willpower and how
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sometimes our dreams die when our
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willpower dies. But we are going to see
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how hypnotherapy changes so we can not
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die with our willpower.
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>> I love it. Join us at howustle.comlive.
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All right.
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Let me just have my phone near just in
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case I need it for communication.
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All right, our first time on Riverside.
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Let's go ahead and see how we let our
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participants in.
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Do are are they just already here? Do we
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know?
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All right, you guys. This is brand new
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to us, so we're just going to roll with
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today.
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I'm sure the recording will come out
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fine.
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Here's
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the chat. I found the chat. The public
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chat.
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Okay. So, if you're looking for the chat
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and you are on Riverside, you go to the
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right side of the desktop screen.
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All right, we'll get started in like one
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minute here.
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I have a tad small worry that
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if you can write something in the chat,
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can you please write something in the
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chat? Are you on too?
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Well, she sees us through Riverside.
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>> All right, I'm writing something through
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the YouTube.
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>> I will have my phone.
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>> Waiting for
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>> just in case.
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>> Are we going live on YouTube?
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>> Who says that?
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>> Oh, this is what it looks like on
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YouTube right now. Okay. So, it's live.
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Oh, wait.
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>> There's nobody.
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>> Oh, no. Oh, no. Well,
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>> it's waiting for us.
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>> He says, "I see you all through anon
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like anonymous." Oh, I wonder am I in
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the No, I'm in the right one.
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Right. Like there there's nine people
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here.
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>> Okay.
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People.
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It literally says people over there.
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>> Okay.
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>> Have to press the go live.
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>> Liz says hello everyone. Sher says I can
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see and hear you. Oh, it's working.
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>> Okay. Is the YouTube working?
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>> Um,
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>> have you gone live there is what I'm
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asking.
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>> Let's look. Have we gone live over
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there? Thank you guys. That we like to
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do these new things with our loving
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audience. Remember, it's like a live.
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It's like studio taping. We don't We're
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with y'all
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>> because we
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>> No, it's No, wait. It looks like it's
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live. Okay. Doesn't this This is the
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YouTube.
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>> Yes, I think it's there.
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>> Okay.
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I think it's Okay. And Tim is on.
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>> Hi, Tim.
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>> Yep.
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>> Hi. Good morning. How are you? Why
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aren't why is he not going through our
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mic system?
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>> All right,
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>> testing. One, two, three. One, two,
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three.
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>> Great.
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>> I can hear you. Let me just take one
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more second and figure out if I can
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change where you your mic comes into
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mine.
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>> Okay,
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>> this is our on
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>> this particular
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>> on uh on Riverside.
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>> Riverside.
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>> Yeah, we were using Zoom.
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>> Yeah. Huh.
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>> And luckily our audience knows this is
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like
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>> Yeah. Our audience loves us enough that
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they'll show up and help us
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troubleshoot.
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>> We'll have that the clean recording
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after. So
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>> um put out the edited version for Okay.
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>> So here we go. This is a problem. It
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says you can mute while recording but
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cannot switch.
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>> Why would it say that? Okay. Okay. Well,
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we can do it without the the mics.
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>> I've seen that happen before.
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>> It It says you can mute while recording,
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but you cannot switch mics.
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>> Yeah, you'd have to get out and then
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you'd have to come back in.
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>> No, we're good.
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>> All right, forget that.
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We're doing it this way now. I just want
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to make sure that this little profile
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will work.
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>> Yep.
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>> Okay, cool.
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>> I recognize that giant forehead.
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>> Fabulous.
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All right, let's uh get officially
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started in just a second. Let me just
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like see what view we need right now.
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>> Sounds good.
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>> Which I thought Here, we'll just go like
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this. Should we just go like this for
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now? Does that look just too tiny? How
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does that look you guys on the chat?
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Just going with the flow. Okay. Yep.
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As always,
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let me keep my glasses on for a second
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here since I Okay, here we go.
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>> Thank you for being patient with us
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here.
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>> Thank goodness for the a um for the
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edited version of everything.
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>> Okay, what is this one? Okay, cool.
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Okay, good.
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Here we go, you guys.
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I feel like I need to touch something.
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It says we're side by side. Can't fully
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see Jonathan Leanka. Okay, thank you for
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letting me know.
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I wonder how we flip back and forth.
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>> Oh, that's
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>> Do you see what I'm saying?
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>> Aha. But this looks
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>> Yay. That's good.
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>> You did it. Yay.
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rocket science.
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>> Well, she did yesterday and of course,
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you know,
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>> there's only two of us. So, when there's
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only two of us, it's a little bit
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trickier. We really need everybody.
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>> This is different. We have to start it
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with the live and you only start
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whenever you keep trying to
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>> I know.
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>> All right, you guys. The reactions are
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in the bottom. Uh, and if you have any
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questions, let me know.
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All right, here we go.
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All right.
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Hello everyone and welcome. I'm Jennith
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Blackert
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>> and I'm Leon Karina.
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>> This is the Hustle Mystic Morning Show.
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Today we're talking with Tim Shore and
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we're talking a lot about willpower and
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what happens when your willpower gives
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out when you have a dream that is
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calling you. And we're going to talk a
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lot about all those limiting sucky
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beliefs that we go through that
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sometimes we don't even realize that we
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have. Yeah, that's right. But first up,
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we have a little bit of Mystic Space
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Weather News.
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>> Alrighty. So, for today's mystic space
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weather news, we want to know in 48
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hours, you may be getting the sign that
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you've been asking for. Dun dun. Is that
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true? Well, according to
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astrologologist, this blood moon is
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still 98% illuminated. And it says the
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biggest things and the worst things have
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already happened. So you should be
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getting a 48 hours a confirmation that
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things are coming your way. So if you
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feel happy for no reason um or that you
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wanted to uh just have a little glimpse
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of this highlight for your life, lean
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into that. Uh according to Dolores
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Cannon, the author, UFO author and QHHT
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uh specialist, she talks about how when
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we are going into the new earth, and
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this is really where we are, we're
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headed. this is really where we as
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ourselves as humanity can bring in this
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new earth and as we anchor in the new
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earth fear really has no place to exist
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and she says that the best way to
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eliminate fear is to forgive yourself
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and when I was sitting there meditating
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on this particular
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>> whole thing because it's great that we
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have astrology it's good that we get
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signs but what do we do that with that
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so as I was meditating I I looked up or
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I found this little message from Louise
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Haye from a book that was given to me
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and I opened it up and it would say the
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best way to forgive yourself is to do
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mirror work and she is you know she's
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the author of hey creator of Hay House
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sure she's author of like 48 different
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books and all kinds of stuff and she
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>> when I thought about this I was like wow
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Louise Haye who has all of this
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expertise the number two principle that
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she talks about was forgiveness of self
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when no matter where what you're
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struggling with whether it's money,
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health, wealth, anything. And she said
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the fastest and easiest way to do that
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was to do mirror work.
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>> And I thought that's not like rocket
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science. This is super easy to do.
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>> So I went up to my mirror and I and she
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says all you have to say is I love you.
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>> I really really love you. And I thought
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wow. Okay. Let me let me just do this.
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This is easy. It's whatot. So, I invite
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you all into a challenge that you can do
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this with me. Uh, but yesterday was day
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one. I didn't even do day two.
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>> I ran out the door this morning, but I
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can do it in the evening. And so, just
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for a couple moments each day and and I
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want to know how you feel about that.
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What comes up for you? Is that so
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strange? I mean, it's very very simple.
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We all have a mirror hopefully and we
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all are ourselves.
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>> So, let's start with that. I mean, how
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much do we look in the mirror and like
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judge ourselves?
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>> Exactly.
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>> Yeah.
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>> So, I
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>> So, do the opposite.
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>> 100%. And I did that. I did. I could see
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the wrinkles or whatnot. And I was
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laughing and I was like, you know what?
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I don't care. I love you. I really,
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really love you. And then myself smiled
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back and I thought, oh, that's cool.
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>> I love that.
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>> And so, I will report back on how that's
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going and let's just get together and
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anchor in a new Earth.
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>> I love it. And that's what I got for
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today's Mystic
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>> Space Weather News and for today's
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morning brew with Woo. This is a short
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one. I mean, it might be the blood moon
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while that that's making me focused all
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this time.
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>> Yeah.
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>> But I have and as you guys know, I've
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been doing a detox with our resident
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detox person, Quinton. Um, and he has me
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on mushroom coffee. Now, this is
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probably not fully approved by Quinton
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because it has coffee in it, too, but it
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is keeping me focused. It's got
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Ashwagandha, Genko, and Lion's mane.
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It's called Bare Organics, and I just
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got it at the regular grocery store, but
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I also linked it to our Amazon account
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if you want to get it there. It's $15,
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so it's about the same as coffee anyway.
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>> Yeah. Cool.
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>> So, that's what I've got for morning
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brew with Woo. Great.
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>> Awesome. Let's continue this
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conversation with Tim. Do you want to
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start
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>> a few words about Tim Shore is a
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well-renowned peak performance
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hypnotherapist for millionaires,
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business owners, and high achieving
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professionals. Tim quickly releases
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people from mental blocks and
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accelerates what he calls peaceful
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success using subconscious reprogramming
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strategies that are developed over the
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37 years of research. Tim has written
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seven books, including the bestseller
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One Belief Away, and is featured in the
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hit film Zero Limits. Today, he's here
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to talk about The Fastest Way to Share,
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Living Your Best Life Now.
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>> Welcome, Tim.
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>> Yay. Thank you. It's so exciting to be
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on your show.
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>> Yay. I I feel like from just moments of
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talking with you, we already know you.
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Mhm. Kindred spirits. Yes. And I loved
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what you had to say about the mirror
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work and forgiveness. And a thought on
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that is that a lot of times um people
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don't believe what they're saying and
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that becomes the most challenging thing
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and that's why they don't stick with it
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because they don't feel like what
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they're saying is accurate or true. So
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you can do mirror work. But if you want
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to take it to the next level, instead of
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just looking at a mirror at your adult
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self, I want you to imagine closing your
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eyes and looking at the little girl or
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the little boy inside of you. Because
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that's where the belief was formed when
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you were a kid. Not as an adult but as a
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child. That belief formed in your mind
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whether you are worthy of love or not,
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whether you are safe or not, whether
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people are going to stay with you or
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abandon you, whether you are worthy of
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being able to have what you want in life
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or not. That's when those beliefs were
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born. And so if you can imagine taking
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care of that little girl or that little
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boy because sometimes that also creates
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more compassion for ourselves when we
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look at that little child inside of us
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as opposed to the adult that we are now.
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>> Yes,
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>> Tim. I knew that's why I brought this up
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today just for that exact this exact
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moment. Thank you for that. I I did have
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that trepidation in sharing the
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information because I too was feeling
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that type of way where I wanted to judge
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myself a little bit and um so it is a
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big ask and so that is an amazing way I
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will definitely incor be talking to my
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younger self now. Thank you.
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>> Yeah, one of the things you can do is
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imagine that she's sitting next to you
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and you put your arm around her and you
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both do the mirror work together at the
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same time.
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>> Very cool. Thank you.
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>> Oh, yeah. That your little one would
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just be like, "Oh,
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>> I love it so much."
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>> Can you imagine what your life would be
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like if you had done that when you were
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6 years old and all the way to today?
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>> I'm going to say what we always say, but
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nobody taught us this.
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>> I know.
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>> They didn't have that lesson in school.
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>> All right.
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>> That's how important your show is.
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>> Because where are people going to hear
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it from? They're going to hear it from
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you with a little bit of woo.
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Yes, everyone's catching on.
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>> Well, tell us I know that we feel like
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Kard spirits, but but tell us a little
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bit about your background for those who
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may not know um how you got into this
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work,
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>> how you got into it. And I know you've
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worked with thousands of people to this
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point and some people have said you're
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the best living hypnotherapist.
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So let's dive in because the way that
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you do speak about beliefs is a little
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bit different than you know people
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saying oh that's just a thought in your
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head and kick it out. You really work
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from the inside fully. So
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>> yeah. Yeah. So the so that's what I
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discovered. So when I got into this
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work, I was just trying to figure out
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how to not feel anxious, how to not have
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all this anxiety and fear of not being
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good enough, of always chasing a
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validation and feeling rejected all the
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time. And I remember I had a therapist
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that said, Tim, you have generalized
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anxiety disorder. And I'm like, well,
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how do I get generalized confidence in
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order, right? How do
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>> how do I feel more? And he didn't really
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have an answer. He's just like, well,
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you got to do the do the work, right?
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Which what is that? And so uh so I
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actually went to school for psychology
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and in one of my classes they brought in
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a guest speaker and he happened to be a
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hypnotherapist and he asked for a
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volunteer and I thought I'll click like
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a chicken make the class laugh but
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within 5 minutes it was the first time
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in my whole life where that knot in my
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stomach just kind of disappeared for a
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little while and I'm like what is this?
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And so it opened the door for
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hypnotherapy, neural linguistic
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programming, all the different peak
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performance therapies they were using to
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help people to overcome trauma and PTSD.
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And I'm like, what what is that? And I
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got really excited. And then I just kind
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of got obsessed with it.
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>> And I started using all these tools. And
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then anybody that would allow me to work
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with them, you know, I didn't care what
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the tool was. I just wanted to know,
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does it work? you know, and I got really
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fascinated with when it doesn't work,
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why, what happens when you get stuck?
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How can you be in therapy for 20 years
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or do all the, you know, personal
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development programs and still feel
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stuck with a certain issue or behavior?
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And what I found is that most people are
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focusing on mindset, but what's really
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going on is underneath it. So, a lot of
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times when you're working on mindset,
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it's like cutting the top off of weeds,
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right? Or if you just want to use
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affirmations, if you just keep throwing
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affirmations on a belief that says
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you're not really worthy, then you won't
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believe it. Which is why sometimes the
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mirror work doesn't work. It's like
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throwing dirt on top of weeds,
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>> right? So I figured you got to pull the
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weed out at the root and replace it with
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a flower. And that's where I realized
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that it's all about your subconscious
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beliefs that were formed when you were a
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kid that you didn't even know were
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there.
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>> Well, it's funny. A lot of the work that
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we do, we talk about being uh really if
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you want money, you've got to be money.
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You've got to be that abundance. You've
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got to be that rich. You've got to be
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it. And it's easier said than getting
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people to actually become it. And I
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found hypnosis is the fastest way for us
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to do that. Uh and and we've both like
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we we were following personal
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development, following personal
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development and then found hypnosis
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>> and then we were like
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>> game changer.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Exactly.
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>> Yeah. Do you want to talk about how it
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dives deep into your I I think it sounds
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so simple sometimes subconscious and it
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really does change who you are in this
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reality.
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>> Yeah. So you imagine that you got a
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computer and your computer runs great,
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but it's got software and the software
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is what's really what you're using on
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the program or on the computer, right?
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And sometimes we download malware, which
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is like a virus that all of a sudden the
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computer's fine, but the software won't
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work properly because there's some code
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in there that's messed up. And so as
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human beings, we've got our conscious
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analytical mind, the part of us that's
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reasoning and and that we're using right
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now to listen and decide whether we
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agree with what we're, you know, with
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what's being said or not. But then we've
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got this other part of us, our emotional
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mind. It's like the library of your
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brain. And it stores your values, your
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beliefs, your life experiences. And your
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beliefs and values are the software of
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your brain. And sometimes we download
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mind viruses. We download limiting
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beliefs that make us feel like we're not
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good enough. And the fact is you are and
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you're amazing and you can accomplish
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all kinds of activities. Uh all of us
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have helped people achieve what they
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thought were impossible goals and then
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they attained it. Why? Because what they
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have is already inside of them. It's
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just those beliefs are interfering. It's
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like being a a fast race car, but you've
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got a parking brake set and you don't
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know it. So, it's creating this internal
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drag that shows up as procrastination,
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self-doubt, um burnout, imposttor
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syndrome, whatever it may be. And all we
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got to do is find the break and release
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it. And then you take off. And what uh
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hypnosis does is it helps you to find
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that belief right away, that parking
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brake right away, and update the code.
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pull the weed, plant a flower, uh,
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within, you know, 20 or 30 minutes
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instead of trying to do it through free
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association and cognitive behavioral
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therapy, which is just positive thinking
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on steroids, you know, over years and
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years. So, that's why it works so well.
21:31
It's not it's not really woowoo, it's
21:33
science and uh, you know, and
21:35
understanding how your brain works.
21:37
>> It was funny. I was on a conversation
21:40
yesterday and I was talking about a new
21:42
course that Leon and I are creating and
21:46
she said, "Well, every time I've done a
21:48
money course, it's never worked for me."
21:51
>> Every anytime she's ever like engaged in
21:54
the money course, like herself taken
21:56
taken a money course. Okay.
21:58
>> And I and I was like, "Yes, except we've
22:02
got the secret weapon
22:04
>> and it's called hypnosis."
22:06
>> Yeah. And like I said, most courses just
22:10
talk about it and yeah, they get you rah
22:13
rah up and you can hope and and wish and
22:16
dream, but unless you completely change
22:19
yourself, then it won't work. Well,
22:23
hypnosis provides the ability to kind of
22:26
the I don't want to say shortcut, but
22:28
provides the ability to um do the
22:30
rewiring that is required sometimes um
22:34
for those in the brain. And so sometimes
22:38
those things, those belief systems
22:40
really are insidious. They hide behind
22:43
other ways and we justify them, right?
22:46
So like not only they hidden, we will
22:49
defend them not even knowing that we
22:51
have them. And so what hypnosis can do
22:54
is rewire. It hits directly to those
22:56
places and spaces where we have been
22:59
even defending some something that we
23:01
don't even know why we do for.
23:02
>> Yeah.
23:03
>> Um
23:03
>> well I wanted to segue into from that.
23:07
Um I wanted you to talk about sometimes
23:10
you've got to work on their willingness
23:13
through hypnosis. like their willingness
23:15
to say,
23:17
>> "I'm willing to fully engage and really
23:22
explore."
23:23
>> And then there's also the opposing kind
23:26
of idea that once you get you've got to
23:29
will yourself through it and use this
23:32
quote willpower. And I feel like that's
23:35
a cool conversation because they're
23:37
like, "Well, I wanted to lose this
23:39
weight, but my willpower died out." And
23:43
I feel like, yeah, because you're trying
23:46
to push through something that you
23:49
actually believe is horrible and awful
23:53
that you've got to do it.
23:55
>> Yeah. So, let's break this down a little
23:57
bit.
23:57
>> It's not just like one belief deep. It's
24:00
like miles
24:02
>> all the way. All the way right all the
24:04
way down to the
24:06
>> So,
24:08
>> so here's an example. So, Kathleen comes
24:10
into me. She's near 300 lb. She wants to
24:12
lose weight. And she says, "Uh, I've
24:15
tried every diet. I can't lose weight.
24:16
It's not possible for me to lose weight.
24:18
So, I was wondering if you could
24:19
hypnotize me to be a happy fat person."
24:22
>> And then she started crying.
24:24
>> So, I knew that's not what she really
24:26
wanted, but she didn't feel like what
24:27
she really wanted was possible.
24:29
>> And so, uh, she asked what could I, you
24:32
know, settle for. Now, I knew over years
24:34
of doing thousands of sessions for
24:36
weight loss that uh you know, just
24:38
hypnotizing her to eat more fruits and
24:40
veggies was not going to cut it. She
24:42
knew what to do. She just wasn't doing
24:44
it. And she's lost 50 lbs a couple
24:46
different times, but she kept gaining it
24:48
back.
24:48
>> So, what we did was we went and we did
24:51
the first session and we started looking
24:52
for the beliefs. And what we found is
24:55
that she had a rough relationship with
24:56
her dad. And because of that, she didn't
24:59
feel like she was loved. And so in her
25:01
mind, her brain made up a belief without
25:03
her permission and without her even
25:04
knowing it consciously. She had this
25:07
belief that she's not worth taking care
25:09
of. And so every time she tried to take
25:11
care of herself, it conflicted with that
25:12
belief. And then her brain would
25:14
sabotage it because she wasn't worthy of
25:17
that. She wasn't consciously trying to
25:19
sabotage herself. It was a program that
25:22
was set up in her brain when she was a
25:24
kid. Now she's 55 years old and
25:26
struggling and just feels blocked. So,
25:28
we upgraded the belief and we upgraded
25:31
it with self-love, which is how you
25:32
started the show. We upgraded it with
25:34
self-love and and then what we did was
25:37
we made um the act of taking care of
25:40
herself was an act of self-love. So,
25:43
every time she drank more water, she she
25:45
made a deposit into her health and
25:47
happiness account. Every time she ate a
25:49
little less, that was a deposit. That
25:51
was an act of self-love. Every time she
25:53
took a walk, she's no longer dieting. I
25:55
don't think you should do anything where
25:56
the first three letters spell die.
25:58
Right? I I think that uh that she was no
26:01
longer dieting. She was now acting at
26:04
the identity level that when I engage in
26:07
this way, it creates pleasure and it
26:09
makes me feel loved.
26:10
>> Where most people are doing the
26:11
opposite. They're battling beliefs that
26:13
they have and they're associating
26:15
massive amounts of pain to the goal. So,
26:19
you cannot keep yourself moving forward
26:21
if you feel like it's going to suck all
26:23
the time. If you feel like you're being
26:25
deprived of the only thing that made you
26:27
feel comforted, then eventually you're
26:29
going to cave in. So, when we shift
26:31
what's going on at the identity level
26:33
and we upgrade those beliefs, when we
26:35
associate pleasure to the activities
26:37
instead of pain, you're going to build
26:39
momentum and it's going to feel
26:40
effortless.
26:42
>> Well, wouldn't you say that's the reason
26:43
why many fail or have lots of trouble
26:47
with um addiction? It's because that
26:50
comes from the deprivation place.
26:53
Many of my views I I quit drinking think
26:55
about I don't know five six years ago
26:57
but on other occasions I had tried to
26:59
like oh maybe stop for lint since we're
27:01
in the lint season right and then I
27:03
always knew in the back of my mind I was
27:05
going to go back to it right like I
27:06
always knew I was going to do whatever
27:08
but it was because I felt like when
27:10
especially like during lint or whatever
27:11
you're giving something up right oh I
27:15
have this separation from something that
27:17
I truly kind of I wanted it like I
27:19
wanted to hang out I wanted to have the
27:20
drinks whatever those lies
27:22
that I believed in. And it wasn't until
27:24
like I read a book or something like
27:25
that that basically was like, "No, these
27:27
are belief systems that you had
27:29
installed to this whole experience." And
27:34
it wasn't until I realized that I could,
27:37
and I love the idea of depositing into a
27:39
self-love
27:41
um account, if you will, by doing these.
27:43
And I'm thinking because I am trying to
27:45
like cut my food back and do some detox
27:47
as well. And um I was like, "Oh, I can
27:50
reframe that into a self-love place."
27:52
And I love that idea. How how successful
27:56
have been people with other addictions
27:58
in in applying maybe some of those
28:00
principles.
28:01
>> Yeah. Well, uh first, that's a brilliant
28:04
observation. So, well done. You're
28:06
exactly right. Um second, 10 months
28:08
later, Kathleen was down 155 pounds and
28:11
she's kept it off the last 10 years.
28:13
>> I know, right?
28:15
Yeah.
28:16
>> So, I want to make sure I provide the
28:18
results as well. And that's that's con,
28:20
you know, that happens consistently.
28:22
That's not, well, she was just lucky,
28:24
right? So, that's what happens when you
28:26
lose half your body weight and you keep
28:27
it off for 10 years, right? And so, um,
28:30
because we made the change at the
28:32
identity level.
28:33
>> So, a lot of people I'm sorry,
28:36
>> she became a different person quite
28:39
literally.
28:40
>> Yeah. She upgraded who she was cuz some
28:42
people are afraid when we say we got to
28:44
change all the way or you're going to
28:45
change who you are because I don't want
28:47
to change who I am all the way. That can
28:49
feel very scary. But what I'm doing is
28:51
I'm optimizing. You know, I'm not still
28:53
walking around using the iPhone 1. I got
28:56
the iPhone 17 now, right? Because it
28:58
it's just upgraded like me. Yeah. I've
29:01
been upgraded. I don't have as much hair
29:02
as I used to, but I've been upgraded.
29:04
And so
29:05
>> that's right.
29:06
>> Yeah. And so that's all it is. We're
29:08
optimizing what brings you joy and we're
29:10
allowing you to play to win. Most people
29:12
are going through life playing not to
29:14
lose. How do I not get hurt or rejected?
29:17
And so what you were talking about is
29:20
when people try to achieve goals, they
29:22
use subtraction. What do I have to give
29:24
up? What do I have to sacrifice? What do
29:26
I have to lose? What's the tradeoff?
29:29
Where's the compromise? And it's always
29:31
about what you have to lose out on.
29:33
Where I like to use addition. What are
29:36
we going to add instead of what all the
29:38
things you can't eat anymore? What would
29:40
be one item that you could start eating
29:41
just a little bit more of, right? And
29:43
then just start with that. Like maybe
29:45
you like avocados or maybe you like a
29:47
banana, right? And so you start to add
29:50
and as you start adding more love, as
29:53
you start adding more mirror work, as
29:55
you start adding more healthy foods, uh
29:57
if you start adding a simple behavior
29:59
that helps you to start moving towards a
30:02
sense of peace and joy, then pretty soon
30:05
you're going to move into multiplication
30:08
because that's when the results are like
30:09
compound interest. You start getting
30:11
momentum. You start making these habits
30:13
or these behaviors habits which are
30:16
really just automated behavior. And
30:18
that's when you start to see the
30:19
exciting results. And when it comes to
30:21
addiction, it's the same thing. When
30:23
we're addicted, we feel broken. We feel
30:25
less than or we think that we need it to
30:28
have courage or take it to the next
30:30
level or be creative. And then we get
30:32
into a circle or a pattern. And then our
30:34
brain feels horrible pain if we don't
30:36
have that drug. And we don't feel like
30:39
after a while like we're worthy of of
30:42
even being alive without it. And so it
30:44
gets us in that subtraction subtraction
30:47
pattern. So, it's the same way whether
30:49
it's you're addicted to sugar or alcohol
30:52
or opioids or cigarettes. It, you know,
30:55
it doesn't really matter. The the
30:57
premise is the same.
30:59
>> Well, and everyone's well, not everyone,
31:01
but most people are addicted on some
31:03
level, even if it's to food. Uh, as
31:06
doing this detox, I mean, I've really
31:08
had to be with my body and say, "Gross.
31:12
Do you actually want this gluten?"
31:15
Right? do you want this bread anymore
31:18
when you can have a healthier
31:19
alternative like a rice or a potato kind
31:22
of thing? And I think that that's really
31:24
come down to, wow, I'm loving myself
31:27
with this self-love that I'm choosing
31:29
food that really matters. And I want to
31:32
take it to an even deeper level because
31:34
I feel at the root core and this is a
31:37
collective something that we all have
31:40
this unworthiness belief and and we're
31:44
using self-love as a tool because so
31:48
many of us have that unworthiness
31:51
condition. Can you share some of the
31:53
stories or maybe even take us through a
31:56
a mini little uh induction to uh explore
32:01
that? Like how could it be if we
32:03
actually felt really worthy?
32:06
>> Yeah. So, you're exactly right. This
32:08
biggest disease on the planet is
32:10
insecurity and this feeling that I'm not
32:12
good enough.
32:13
>> And the I'm not good enough means that I
32:15
won't be loved then or I'm not safe. And
32:17
that's what drives the fear of
32:18
rejection, the fear of abandonment, the
32:20
fear of failure, the fear of success,
32:22
all the fears,
32:23
>> right? The fear of being humiliated.
32:25
It's all because of that idea that I'm
32:28
not enough.
32:28
>> Yeah.
32:29
>> And so, uh, there's a couple of things
32:32
that you can do. You can do a two
32:34
question strategy, right? So, you can
32:36
ask yourself, what would I have to
32:38
believe to feel that way? Right? I'm not
32:40
good enough. What who, you know, first I
32:43
always ask myself, according to whom?
32:46
>> Right? I'm not good enough according to
32:48
whom? Right. God loves you. I love you.
32:51
We all love you. Right. So, but if
32:53
you're not loving yourself, yeah, then
32:56
uh you know, you got to what would you
32:57
have to believe? Why I'd have to believe
32:59
I don't love myself? Because why? Cuz I
33:01
don't deserve it or because I haven't
33:03
accomplished anything, you know, and so
33:06
you start to try to figure out where
33:08
that idea came from. And then you ask
33:11
yourself, well, what would I rather
33:12
believe instead? What would instead of
33:14
positive or negative, what would be more
33:16
useful?
33:16
>> Useful. I'd love that.
33:18
>> Oh, wow.
33:20
>> I'd like you guys would type in on the
33:22
chats what would be more useful for you
33:25
to think when you are having some of
33:27
those self-deprecating thoughts.
33:30
>> Yeah. Yeah. And just flip it. Right. If
33:33
you're like, "Well, I don't know what to
33:34
say to myself." Yes, you do. Because if
33:36
your best friend or a child was talking
33:38
like that, you'd all of a sudden be
33:40
sweet and kind. The people that are
33:42
hardest to themselves are usually the
33:44
ones with the biggest hearts.
33:46
>> So, you're super kind to everybody.
33:47
People come to you for advice. You're
33:49
always the helper and the giver and the
33:51
achiever and the one that saves the day,
33:53
right? That's why you end up so
33:54
resentful and frustrated. Uh because you
33:57
don't feel like you're not getting it
33:58
back, but you're not getting it back
34:00
because you're not giving it to
34:01
yourself.
34:02
>> And the world will reflect that back to
34:04
you, right? You don't see the world as
34:06
it is. You see the world as you are.
34:08
>> Yeah. Yes.
34:09
>> Yeah. And Jenith, you just did a whole
34:11
channeling session about that where you
34:13
received a lot of information about our
34:15
state of being. It wasn't exact, but our
34:18
state of being is how things show up as
34:20
the state of existence.
34:22
>> And and I can see that very much. I can
34:24
see that and reflected in things in
34:26
myself. Even though I feel like I've
34:28
done different things of work, there's
34:30
also this even what you just said right
34:32
now just a light bulb will go off. What
34:35
do you tell people who have worked with
34:38
you? Like give us some more examples of
34:40
some of the things that you've seen in
34:42
your work. I love those
34:43
>> because I feel like super inspiring.
34:46
>> Yeah.
34:46
>> So Joe came to me and he was really uh
34:49
stressed out. He was in sales. He worked
34:51
for a national company and he was having
34:53
a hard time selling even a couple
34:55
hundred,000 in in services and products
34:57
because when he was growing up, his dad
35:00
was very aggressive and often abusive.
35:03
And so when Joe was a little kid, he
35:04
decided, I'm never going to become my
35:06
dad. And so it caused him, if he ever
35:08
started to feel angry, he would shove
35:11
that down. And in sales, it came across
35:14
as, I never want to be pushy. And so
35:17
that means he never asked for the sale.
35:20
He was always kind. He was always super
35:22
nice. You know, you're such a nice guy,
35:24
but he never gets the deal because he's
35:26
never actually asking for the sale
35:27
because he doesn't want to come across
35:29
as aggressive. So, we had to upgrade
35:33
those beliefs, help him, you know, it
35:36
might be one belief, but there's usually
35:37
several in there. It's not like you just
35:39
have one weed in your garden. There's
35:41
usually a few, right? And so, you know,
35:44
over a period of a year, I worked with
35:47
him. He came to my classes, so I've
35:48
known for a couple of years. And uh but
35:50
we were upgrading his beliefs. I was
35:52
teaching him new ways to connect with
35:54
people, uh new approaches that made it
35:57
so that he was always focused on what
35:59
was best for his customer. instead of
36:01
you know what was in it for him and what
36:02
he was going to be you know what he was
36:04
afraid of and it really helped him to
36:07
transform and then co hit and he was
36:10
working with companies but nobody was
36:11
buying anything they were just kind of
36:14
sitting on their wallets while we were
36:15
going through co but Joe was there
36:18
believing in himself loving himself
36:20
being assertive you know building those
36:22
relationships and helping those people
36:25
feel like everything was going to be
36:26
okay like he became the motivator
36:28
>> nice
36:29
>> he was in there helping people and and
36:31
making them feel good and making them
36:32
feel like we're going to get through
36:33
this and they're going to their growth
36:35
is going to come back and it's going to
36:36
be strong and they really trusted him
36:39
and after co uh they had budgets to
36:43
spend and they all went to Joe and in
36:46
the next two years Joe sold $54 million
36:50
in products and services.
36:53
>> Wow.
36:53
>> When he called me I have the video. When
36:56
he called me and told me that I almost
36:57
fell out of my chair.
37:00
Yeah. And because they trusted him, he
37:04
had the time to build that rapport. But
37:06
that came because he started to believe
37:08
in the um I feel like he started to
37:11
believe in the you know things were
37:13
going to be okay. He was loving himself
37:14
and as such he could rely on the fact
37:17
that he knew that things were going to
37:19
get better like um and so I can see how
37:22
his clients relied on his faith in that
37:25
way
37:26
>> and how that builds trust. And of course
37:27
you'd be the first person I he'd be the
37:29
first person I'd call too, right?
37:31
>> Um
37:32
>> yeah. Yeah.
37:32
>> I too have I'm gonna ask this from a
37:35
personal level. I worked in sales for a
37:37
long time and I um I did advertising and
37:40
marketing. I
37:42
>> for a little while I had this part where
37:44
I kind of got jaded from um and that was
37:47
like natural like I was winning all the
37:49
awards like it was natural for me
37:52
because I genuinely cared about my
37:53
clients. when it started to become about
37:55
the company and what the company, you
37:58
know, like you got it. You're this and
38:00
that. When it became about them and
38:02
their goals, like their quarterly goals,
38:05
I couldn't separate that out from um
38:08
from it being about the client. So, I it
38:11
was just a bad company. But, um I kind
38:12
of got and I so I still have this little
38:15
bit of trepidation about that
38:16
experience, I guess. what advice or what
38:19
would you tell me to do in order to get
38:21
back out there now that we're you know
38:23
sharing our um our you know our company
38:26
right like I'm going back out to
38:29
potential sponsors and stuff like that
38:31
>> yeah
38:33
if you've been jaded yeah I mean and
38:36
you've been made wrong or you felt wrong
38:38
or you feel like you're rejected I feel
38:40
like there's records of things in there
38:42
>> and intellect like I know like
38:46
>> you know I know that what we're doing is
38:47
completely different from what I was
38:49
sharing before, but there's still some
38:51
of that trepidation I feel like is
38:52
coming up.
38:54
>> Yes. So, one question will shift this
38:56
for you. Just one, right? Who are you
38:59
becoming?
39:01
>> Okay.
39:02
>> Because you worked in an environment
39:04
where you were transformational and you
39:06
loved it and the results were there. you
39:09
got caught up in a culture in a company
39:10
culture that was very transactional and
39:13
so it was all about the numbers and the
39:14
metrics and whether you were hitting
39:16
your goals or not and then it felt like
39:18
they didn't care about you and then you
39:20
don't want your customers to feel that
39:22
way. When a culture treats its employees
39:25
a certain way then the customers will
39:26
end up feeling that way too.
39:28
>> Yes. you know, customers are not first.
39:30
Employees are first because if you take
39:31
care of your employees, they'll take
39:33
care of your people. And so, you were
39:35
not feeling that anymore. And so, there
39:38
was an energy blockage. But that wasn't
39:40
because of you. That was because of the
39:42
corporate culture that you were a part
39:43
of. You have created your own company
39:45
now. You've created your own culture
39:47
that you have with the two of you and
39:49
what you are doing together. And it's
39:51
very transformational. So, this means
39:53
it's an alignment with your goals and
39:55
who you want to become. So sidelining
39:58
yourself is not part of your vision. You
40:01
were born to be on the field. It's the
40:03
only way you can score and it's the only
40:05
way you can win. So you got to get up
40:07
and say, "Who am I going to be today?"
40:09
>> And then just be you. That's all you
40:12
need and you'll start winning again.
40:14
>> I hear you.
40:17
>> Wow.
40:17
>> That's kind of really powerful.
40:18
>> I know. I'm like I think we just need
40:21
that on auto repeat.
40:24
>> Putting that on a clip, y'all. Thank
40:27
you.
40:28
>> In response, we got some of the uh the
40:31
words in the chat and they're so well
40:34
trained because they start with I am
40:36
statements as far as worthiness.
40:39
>> Nice. Nice.
40:41
>> I am perfect, whole, and complete and
40:44
capable.
40:44
>> Oh, cool.
40:46
>> That's true. That's true.
40:47
>> And uh yes, it's funny. Then the next
40:50
one's like we are all perfect, whole,
40:52
and complete. Uh some have figured that
40:56
out and some of us haven't figured that
40:58
out. So
41:00
>> yes.
41:00
>> Yeah. And I guess it's uh you know my
41:04
daughter, she's just turning 20 next
41:06
week and she
41:08
>> um has asked to see a psychologist
41:11
because she is feeling stuck
41:14
>> and she has every reason to feel stuck,
41:17
right? because she's uh was been she's
41:20
been just come out of high school and
41:23
she's been trained to listen to people
41:26
listen to people listen to people and
41:28
she's not self-guided
41:31
and I think that people get stuck in
41:33
that not just for their 20s but for a
41:37
lifetime. I feel like do you feel like a
41:40
lot of people come to you and it's like
41:41
I feel stuck and they will consume
41:44
information but they won't actually say
41:47
yes to themselves. What would you say is
41:50
the core of some of those kind of
41:53
stickinesses?
41:55
>> So all right so there's two questions in
41:58
here. Uh the first one, the younger
42:01
generation is really struggling right
42:03
now because they feel especially the
42:04
kids that are really super bright and
42:06
they feel like they're doing all the
42:07
right things they're supposed to do and
42:08
they're not getting the payoff that they
42:10
were promised.
42:11
>> And so it makes them very um
42:13
disillusioned and then all of a sudden
42:15
they're on social media where
42:16
everybody's saying it's a conspiracy,
42:18
man. And now they feel like I just I
42:20
don't know what to do, right? And so
42:22
they start to feel paralyzed. Plus, you
42:24
know, they're growing up with social
42:26
media, which we didn't. And they grew up
42:28
with a pandemic, which, you know, put
42:30
them in isolation for formative years of
42:32
their lives. So, it really has done a
42:35
number on our younger generation. And
42:37
so, they need more love and more
42:39
guidance than ever before because
42:41
they're just really stuck with knowing
42:44
what they're supposed to be doing and uh
42:47
you know, what their next move is. She
42:49
certainly doesn't need a psychiatrist
42:50
because they're just going to put her on
42:52
an anti-depressant and that would be a
42:53
terrible idea because I'm sure she's
42:55
brilliant and creative like her mother.
42:57
And so you don't want to throw dirt on
42:59
weeds, right? You want we just she just
43:02
needs support and as talented as you
43:04
are. Uh you know, I got two boys and and
43:07
they don't want to hear it from me.
43:10
>> Yes. Well, and I will I will sit there
43:12
and say, "Well, do you see where maybe
43:15
your boyfriend is a little bit not
43:17
thinking straight around this?"
43:20
>> The absolute worst thing.
43:22
>> And when a parent tells a child that,
43:24
they kind of like, "Whoops,
43:27
>> I'm out."
43:28
>> Yeah, that's right. I'm out. Y
43:33
of that kind of conversation where her
43:35
friend was also there and she's like,
43:38
"Well, I think your mom might be right,
43:40
but maybe you need to see somebody
43:43
else."
43:44
>> Well, that part can be really good. You
43:46
just got to be selective on who you know
43:49
who you put in there because she's going
43:50
to be open-minded and and uh
43:52
impressionable. And you got to be
43:54
careful with some of these experts out
43:56
there because uh you know there's a lot
44:00
of people out there that are therapists
44:01
and and uh professionals and when I
44:04
actually listen to them I'm like well
44:05
this is I completely disagree with what
44:08
you're saying. So you just got to be
44:09
really and you'll be able to do that
44:10
because you're tuned in. So the second
44:13
question there is is you know really
44:16
about you know why do so many people
44:18
feel stuck or you know you should take
44:20
action but you know you're consuming but
44:22
you're not actually doing anything
44:24
>> and that's and that comes back again to
44:26
that fear that it's not going to work or
44:29
I've tried that before or I've done
44:31
everything you know and you haven't done
44:33
everything you've probably done the same
44:35
five things over and over and over again
44:37
you know and not getting the result and
44:39
so uh um because Most of the people that
44:42
come to me, whether they're struggling
44:43
to get anywhere or they're
44:46
multi-millionaires. I mean, they're
44:47
winning a big awards. You see them on TV
44:49
and they're they get stuck with
44:51
something too cuz our growth journey
44:53
goes till the end we to the you know to
44:55
the end till we transition. So, uh uh
44:58
and it's supposed to be that way. We
44:59
continue to grow. That's why we have
45:01
problems because they're they're there
45:02
to help us grow. If you ever play a
45:05
video game, you know, like Pac-Man,
45:07
the ghosts in the game are trying to
45:09
stop you from winning. Uh, but you learn
45:12
how to get around them and then that's
45:14
the exciting part, right? And that's how
45:16
you grow. If you just take the ghost out
45:18
of the game, there's no point to
45:20
playing.
45:21
>> Oh, yeah. I told you I love your
45:23
analogies.
45:24
>> I know.
45:26
I'm just like, man, it just they're just
45:29
so visual as a therapist should do.
45:33
>> Yes.
45:34
Yeah.
45:35
>> There's a ghost in my life.
45:38
>> Right. So, the ghosts are there. So
45:39
instead of being mad that the ghosts are
45:41
there, you're like, "Of course they are.
45:43
They're helping me."
45:44
>> Yeah.
45:45
>> To learn how to play in a way that helps
45:47
me win.
45:48
>> Yes. Right. So now I know where to and
45:51
and I can't be so mad that they're
45:52
there.
45:55
>> And it's okay sometimes. It's okay if
45:57
you get mad. It's okay if you feel
45:59
frustrated because we also have this
46:00
idea on the other side that we're
46:02
supposed to be peaceful all the time.
46:04
According to who? You know, I think that
46:06
we have all the feelings. We're supposed
46:08
to have all the emotions. You don't go
46:10
into, you know, BaskinRobins, the home
46:12
of one flavor. There's 31 flavors. You
46:16
know, we should try them all because
46:18
that helps you understand, you know,
46:21
>> who you who you want to become.
46:23
>> Yeah.
46:24
>> Wow.
46:24
>> I agree.
46:26
>> And I said,
46:27
>> I'm like, I'm just affected by a solar
46:28
flare. That's what I was thinking.
46:32
or if you have a woo show, you're
46:34
supposed to be like, "Oh, I should be
46:36
zen about this."
46:39
>> There's a lot of a lot of things that we
46:41
are experiencing and um with the
46:44
collective, there is tons of stuff
46:46
that's going on around us just in our,
46:49
you know, you turn on the news and
46:50
everything, it's a little bit crazy. And
46:52
so you I mean, it's a fallacy to think
46:55
that we wouldn't be affected or have
46:58
some feel some type of way about all of
46:59
these things. And the first place that I
47:02
feel like we can have a lot of
47:04
empowerment is to recognize just like
47:06
you said, okay, there's yeah, we have
47:09
ghosts in our world, right? We have
47:11
these feelings. We have these things
47:12
that come up. We can't always just get
47:14
mad about it or sad about it. And from
47:17
that place, then we can go, okay, well,
47:19
what what questions? And I love that you
47:21
always bring up a question. Here's the
47:22
question to ask. What question can I ask
47:24
myself that can free me a little bit
47:26
more or bring me more clarity? When do
47:29
people to you? How far are they
47:31
struggling with some things when they
47:33
come to you? And do you of course you
47:35
would suggest to come sooner?
47:36
>> So what can be some things that we would
47:38
identify within ourselves and be like
47:40
you know what I want to go and seek out
47:42
this work or I want to have ask somebody
47:43
else to come in like Tim to help me with
47:46
this or study his work to help me with
47:48
this.
47:49
>> So one of the things that has helped me
47:52
a lot in my growth journey are other
47:54
coaches.
47:55
>> Okay. And uh when I I think I credit the
47:58
the financial or business success that
48:01
I've had over the years to coaches,
48:03
right? When I was first introduced to a
48:05
business coach, I was scared to death. I
48:07
didn't know if it was going to work, but
48:08
the guy who introduced me, I trusted
48:10
him. And you know, I I had it was
48:12
$5,000. I didn't have $5,000. Some crazy
48:16
bank gave me a credit card and I put it
48:18
all on that credit card, right? And I
48:21
went home and like had a panic attack.
48:22
What have I done? And uh and then the
48:26
next couple months I did the training
48:28
and then you know in January of that
48:30
year uh instead of making 5,000 a month
48:33
I went to 20,000 a month right and be
48:36
it's because I had the business coaching
48:39
and so so I think that the faster you
48:43
get help the better results you're going
48:46
to get because it's like having a hole
48:49
in your bucket and if you you can put
48:51
all kind gallons and gallons of water
48:54
into that bucket, but if you don't patch
48:56
the hole in the bottom, it ain't going
48:58
to matter. It's just going to keep
48:59
draining out. And you pay a coach to
49:02
collapse time frames, right? So, your
49:04
your listeners, your viewers are smart
49:06
people. They will figure this out
49:09
eventually, but do you want to figure it
49:11
out in 20 years or in 20 minutes?
49:14
>> Yeah.
49:15
>> That's what you're paying for.
49:17
>> Yes.
49:17
>> Yeah. Absolutely.
49:19
>> It's funny. remember that before we even
49:21
started the show, we were having
49:22
conversations at a foot spa and I made
49:25
like a big money mistake in my own
49:28
business, right?
49:30
>> And I was just all weird about it. I was
49:33
like, God, I can't believe I just lost
49:35
that much money, you know, like an event
49:38
ticket and there was no refunds and
49:41
there was no way I could go. I had two
49:43
exact events at the exact same time and
49:45
I had to be at the other one. Yeah. And
49:48
>> she was just like,
49:49
>> "Give it up to the game."
49:50
>> I said, "Charge it to the game.
49:52
>> Charge it to the game.
49:53
>> It's a old like I don't I think it's a
49:56
raptor."
49:56
>> See, I did. But I It was something that
49:58
I didn't know. And my dad was like
50:01
strict on how money needed to be done in
50:04
this reality and everything. And like,
50:07
well, wait. Of course, I need to give it
50:09
up to the game and just play it as the a
50:12
frequency and an energy because me going
50:15
into contraction and lack about this
50:18
isn't isn't contributing. There's
50:21
nothing I can do at this point.
50:23
>> Yeah.
50:23
>> Well, you contributed to someone else's
50:25
wealth and givers gain.
50:28
>> Oh, I love that. Well, and as a belief,
50:30
I do believe that. Yeah.
50:32
>> Givers gain.
50:33
>> I do believe that. I do believe that,
50:35
too. And also you were you were going
50:37
with the energy of um you were making
50:39
the decision of the energy of what would
50:41
be um generative for you for the
50:43
business. And so I remember because you
50:46
um you in all honesty were investing in
50:49
your business and either way it still
50:52
was an investment and choosing yourself.
50:54
Right. Right.
50:55
>> So the thing that you chose was the
50:56
thing that we went with. Yeah. And and
50:59
that's the other thing too, like I
51:00
remember the first time I took my very
51:02
first like I got a session or a reading
51:04
or something and I was not woo at that
51:06
time. Like I just was like, "Oh, this is
51:08
weird stuff." But I had an interest,
51:10
right? Like I was always open-minded and
51:13
I would spend tons of money like on
51:15
brunch and stuff. This is for the
51:16
girlies listening. I would tons of money
51:18
on brunch and stuff like that, hanging
51:20
out with the girlfriends, shopping, but
51:21
I wouldn't invest in myself for reading.
51:23
And I thought this is really silly, but
51:26
fine, I'll find the money. So, I
51:27
remember selling like two of my like
51:29
expensive, not so expensive bags, but
51:32
like whatever, right? So, I sold them
51:34
online and I had the money for the um
51:36
session and I had the session and I was
51:38
like, "Oh my god, why didn't I do this
51:40
sooner?" It was the best money spent and
51:42
the investment was so worth it. I was
51:44
like, so then of course I was selling
51:46
all the bags like I was like
51:50
those ways those are the ways in which
51:52
we block ourselves too is by not
51:55
choosing to maybe invest in ourselves um
51:58
and then spending and shopping in ways.
52:00
I mean that is directly kind of
52:02
correlated with like the belief of not
52:05
doing something. So like the
52:06
procrastination like you were talking
52:08
about and it coming back to in some way
52:11
shape or form you kind of believe that
52:12
it doesn't
52:13
>> it's not going to work anyway so why
52:15
even invest the time because you're not
52:17
good enough
52:18
>> right so I'd rather shop right like at
52:20
the time right
52:21
>> oh man
52:22
>> it's just stupidity and it's like
52:24
stupidity from the collective yeah
52:26
>> you know we all bought it
52:28
>> yes
52:28
>> like hook line and secret if we had
52:30
actually been taught oneness from the
52:32
moment we were born we'd be very
52:34
different and we'd have no
52:37
be floating creating floating.
52:40
>> It'll be like Pac-Man with no ghosts.
52:45
>> It'll be fun ch, you know, fun things to
52:48
create. Yeah. Uh Tim, I'd like to bring
52:51
up your special offer and go through it
52:53
with you if that works for you.
52:56
>> Sure.
52:56
>> Okay. See if this Did that work for you
53:00
guys?
53:01
>> I see it.
53:02
>> Okay. Perfect. Great. Will you take us
53:04
through these two very very cool
53:07
programs that seem to solve these simple
53:10
things like motivation and confidence?
53:15
>> Well, yeah. So, people would come to me
53:17
and and uh and they would either be
53:20
lacking in confidence or they'd say, "I
53:21
can't get motivated." And so, um I put
53:25
together and then they were like, "And I
53:26
don't have a lot of money." Yeah.
53:28
>> And so I'm like, "All right, well, I
53:31
could put together a quick program to
53:33
help you build unshakable confidence
53:36
>> and then what if I gave you my personal
53:38
motivation blueprint? You know, what I
53:40
do to get myself super focused and
53:42
motivated. I get done more in in a
53:44
couple of days than most people get done
53:46
in a couple of months." And so I put
53:48
together my blueprint for that as well.
53:50
And I thought, what if we bundled them
53:51
up so that you could have unshakable
53:53
confidence and motivation and we'll
53:56
retrain your brain in this way? And
53:58
that's what this program is for. And
54:00
then we made it super affordable for you
54:02
as well uh in this bundle package. And
54:05
uh that's it.
54:07
>> Let's talk about what's actually in it
54:09
because I know that there's some
54:11
hypnosis. Do you want to go through each
54:13
of these?
54:15
>> Sure. Yeah. So the unshakable confidence
54:18
program helps you upgrade those limiting
54:19
beliefs that are getting in the way. And
54:21
then it gives you simple tools that help
54:23
you so that you can make little
54:25
adjustments uh you know each day so it
54:28
doesn't feel overwhelming. Uh sometimes
54:30
we get into courses and we just don't do
54:32
it because it's too much information. We
54:33
get too overwhelmed. It feels like too
54:35
much of a time commitment. Uh unless
54:38
you're super dedicated. So I try to you
54:41
know the the old expression how do you
54:43
eat an elephant? One bite at a time. And
54:46
so I I always make my courses that way
54:48
where it feels super easy to uh digest
54:51
the material and and then start getting
54:54
results right away. So you start feeling
54:56
better from the very first session. If
54:58
you feel better and your brain enjoys
55:01
what you're experiencing, then you're
55:02
going to want more of it. So that's what
55:04
we build in the confidence program. And
55:07
then in the motivation blueprint, uh
55:09
it's really cool because it gives you
55:12
strategies that help you to feel
55:13
motivated, but it also gives you tips
55:15
and tools to make to increase your
55:17
clarity and focus. You know, sometimes
55:20
we could run to where we want to go, but
55:22
we don't know where we want to go.
55:23
>> Yes.
55:24
>> Right. And so, you can't hit a bullseye
55:26
if you don't have one. And so, this
55:28
helps you get clear on what you want.
55:30
And then it gives you a way of measuring
55:32
it. How do you know that you're making
55:34
progress?
55:35
>> Right? So,
55:36
Yeah. And so it starts to give you some
55:38
simple tools for how to figure out, you
55:41
know, if you're making progress and what
55:43
to do and how to adjust. And then I I
55:45
created it because some people are more
55:47
visual. Some are more like to see
55:49
things. Other people are more auditory.
55:51
They want to listen. Other people are
55:53
feelers. They want to feel their way
55:54
through it. So I created pieces of
55:57
content so that you could watch
55:58
something. You could listen to
56:00
something. You could print out something
56:01
and hold it in your hands and feel it,
56:03
right? so that it it hits all the
56:05
senses.
56:07
>> Wow.
56:08
>> Wow. This is a really
56:10
>> inepth
56:12
system.
56:13
>> I'm excited about the not
56:15
procrastination part like collapsing
56:18
time. Um I mean those are the things
56:21
checklist
56:22
>> and because I kind of believed once I
56:25
was kind later in life diagnosed as um
56:27
with ADHD. Uh now then I started to
56:31
assume the identity of a ADHD person. I
56:35
mean I knew I had that going on and so I
56:37
always have these kind of like
56:38
workarounds
56:40
uh in my life that I didn't know that I
56:42
was really doing um growing up. So it's
56:44
always very studious. But as I was the
56:47
master of my own time, I don't know if
56:50
master is the right word, but as I was
56:52
the governor of the the person that
56:54
allocates my time, I found that I was
56:57
definitely um procrastinating on the
57:00
things that could make the most um sense
57:04
or like that could really move like for
57:06
example our business along, that kind of
57:08
thing. And um and it's frustrating and
57:11
so and then it makes me feel bad, right?
57:13
Yes,
57:14
>> good thing talked about a little bit
57:16
about the sales component and
57:18
>> yes,
57:19
>> and then we push away because it makes
57:21
you feel bad. So even thinking about it
57:23
makes you want to push away and that's
57:24
when you set up the procrastination
57:26
pattern.
57:27
>> Yeah.
57:28
>> Yeah. We should just like give you a
57:30
little pamphlet. Here's your
57:31
procrastination pattern.
57:34
>> Truly, they'll be like, "Yep, yep,
57:35
that's me. That's me." Yeah.
57:37
>> Like that then it wouldn't feel like
57:39
just internal.
57:40
>> Yes. This is this is the success quote
57:42
that I use to help people the most. Uh
57:46
if you want to create a breakthrough, I
57:48
mean it'd be nice to be able to create a
57:50
breakthrough on demand. Like you want a
57:51
breakthrough today, you want one
57:53
tomorrow at 4:00. What here's exactly
57:55
what you do. You ask yourself uh or you
57:58
take a look at what's going on in your
58:00
life and then you think to yourself, my
58:02
biggest breakthroughs are hiding in the
58:04
places I don't want to go. So where am I
58:07
resisting?
58:08
>> Yeah. And once you figure out where
58:10
you're resisting, that's where you need
58:11
to go. You know, that pain becomes your
58:14
path.
58:15
>> That mess becomes your message.
58:17
>> And when you start going in that
58:18
direction on purpose intentionally,
58:21
you're going to create a breakthrough.
58:22
>> Yes.
58:23
>> Wow. Thank you.
58:24
>> It's funny. I had a yoga teacher and we
58:26
were doing a fiveday retreat and I
58:30
could, you know, I could turn one way
58:32
and do like a side uh plank but not the
58:35
other. And then he said, "Your thing is
58:39
to do the thing that isn't natural to
58:42
you." And I thought, "All right." And I
58:45
started that just physically in my body
58:48
like in 2006 going, "Okay, looking this
58:51
way is a little more, you know, not
58:54
natural. So I don't want the samscara
58:57
that they talk about in yoga."
58:59
>> Well, it created it created balance,
59:02
>> right? It created more balance within
59:04
you
59:04
>> and alignment. Yes.
59:06
>> Yes. Yes.
59:07
>> It's a funny thing that and so because
59:09
you said that when I do those things
59:12
then I feel like I'm like oh all the
59:15
energy comes back.
59:16
>> It's really ridiculous to me sometimes.
59:19
I'm like really you were so tired
59:21
before. Now that you're doing the thing
59:24
you're just like oh and flow and I could
59:25
do this for hours because it's draining
59:29
me to not do it. It's it's amazing how
59:33
>> Yes. That's why when I say it feels
59:35
effortless, effortless change, that's
59:37
exactly what I'm talking about. Because
59:39
your energy gets blocked when you feel
59:41
stuck. And when it flows, you're like,
59:43
"Yeah, right." Because the energy's
59:45
flowing because you're associating
59:47
pleasure and you're getting the idea and
59:50
you're excited just about the growth
59:52
part. Whether it works out or not almost
59:54
doesn't even matter anymore. Because if
59:56
you just focus on who you're going to
59:58
become through the journey,
1:00:00
>> the success comes find it comes and
1:00:03
finds you.
1:00:05
>> Okay.
1:00:05
>> Absolutely. Thank you. That's what I got
1:00:08
for that. No, I can see that. I can
1:00:09
absolutely see that. I I have it in my
1:00:12
mind now and I'm actually excited about
1:00:14
Thank you. Because now I'm changed.
1:00:17
>> Yeah. Now you're ready to go out there
1:00:19
and get those sponsors, right? Because
1:00:20
you're excited about it because you know
1:00:22
how much it's going to help them.
1:00:24
>> Yeah. as much as it's going to help your
1:00:25
show
1:00:26
>> and your personal growth too.
1:00:28
>> Yes.
1:00:29
>> Right. So, it's like a triple win.
1:00:31
>> Yeah.
1:00:32
>> Those are the best kind. That's
1:00:33
multiplication.
1:00:36
>> And then I'll feel better about myself.
1:00:40
>> And then I'll feel good. And then
1:00:41
everybody watching and listening is
1:00:42
going to feel good. And so on and so on
1:00:45
and so on.
1:00:46
>> Pathic here.
1:00:49
>> The circle of oneness. Tim, the time has
1:00:52
gone by so fast. What are some
1:00:54
>> Just wanted to mention something.
1:00:55
>> Yeah. Go ahead. Go ahead.
1:00:56
>> Uh, if you are looking for the offer,
1:00:58
it's at hustle.comtim.hustle.comtim.
1:01:06
I also put that in the chat and it will
1:01:10
also be where words are in the YouTube
1:01:12
caption. It'll be in the show notes on
1:01:14
the podcast. Look, you guys, this is an
1:01:18
amazing offer where Tim gave us two full
1:01:22
programs on his website. It's valued at
1:01:25
$997.
1:01:27
That's $997.
1:01:31
And he has gifted it to us for 97. And
1:01:36
to be honest, I've seen some hypnosis go
1:01:39
down. And if you're really willing to
1:01:42
change, I think that this is one that
1:01:45
might actually change you. So, please do
1:01:48
look at the program. My team really put
1:01:51
it together step by step exactly what
1:01:54
you're going to get. And as Tim said,
1:01:56
it's not just audios. You also get the
1:01:59
visuals. It like works as the
1:02:01
subconscious needs you it to be worked.
1:02:05
And I just felt like that was important
1:02:07
to point out. So again, if you're
1:02:09
looking for the offer, you can also find
1:02:11
it on our live page right around this
1:02:14
interview, and that's at
1:02:15
hustle.comwardlive.
1:02:20
I'm having a hard time reading the chat.
1:02:22
Sorry, guys.
1:02:23
>> Paula says, "I'm curious uh for thoughts
1:02:26
on how to discern when you should buy
1:02:30
another program versus investing in a
1:02:34
coach instead." M.
1:02:36
>> Oh, that's a great question. Yeah.
1:02:38
>> So,
1:02:40
>> uh, well, that depends on your
1:02:42
situation.
1:02:43
>> If you can afford it or almost afford
1:02:45
it, get a coach, right? Uh, if you're
1:02:48
having a hard time, get the program.
1:02:51
I've always done both.
1:02:52
>> Yeah, I have
1:02:53
>> because I'll have the coach help me with
1:02:55
my blind spots and what I usually do is
1:02:57
I go through the program, I figure out
1:02:58
where I get stuck, and then I go to the
1:03:00
coach and I'm like, "Hey, get me
1:03:01
unstuck."
1:03:03
>> That's what I do. And so I that's how I
1:03:04
do it. So I would get the program and
1:03:06
then figure out if you get stuck,
1:03:08
hopefully you won't because the
1:03:09
program's designed to get you unstuck.
1:03:11
>> So um so you go through the program and
1:03:13
then if you still get stuck, that's when
1:03:15
you reach out and get some personal
1:03:17
coaching uh or join a mastermind so that
1:03:20
uh you can have other people help get
1:03:22
you unstuck. We all need it.
1:03:24
>> Yes. And sometimes the digital programs
1:03:26
are there to be that first thing that's
1:03:29
like, oo, I actually do really like this
1:03:32
and I do want to dive in deeper to this
1:03:35
teaching, to this way of doing
1:03:37
marketing, this way of doing my life,
1:03:40
whatever it might be. I find that that's
1:03:43
often the way I see it, too.
1:03:45
>> I think on the on the chat, she's like,
1:03:47
"Oh my gosh, what a great offer. I
1:03:49
totally dive in."
1:03:51
>> Um, Tim, let's see. Tim always h goes.
1:03:57
Oh, so yes, he she feels like your time
1:04:00
time flies when she's hanging out with
1:04:01
you.
1:04:04
>> That's awesome. And um let's see. Laura
1:04:08
says, "This uh talk is great. Um it's
1:04:12
just a reminder for her and for me."
1:04:15
Thank you so much. I agree. Like for me,
1:04:18
as much as work as I've been doing and
1:04:20
as much as I talk about these things,
1:04:22
then you know, sitting here, I find my
1:04:24
own blind spots, right? And and it
1:04:26
helped to unlock some stuff for me and
1:04:28
I'm excited about taking that next step.
1:04:30
>> Um, let's see. And, uh, Joe says, Joe
1:04:34
has some specific questions that I think
1:04:36
um, probably they're more on a health
1:04:40
um, a health level. So, maybe we'll just
1:04:42
get those written in and forward those
1:04:45
along as well. A couple other com
1:04:47
comments just like uh today's talk was
1:04:49
amazing. Thank you. Thank you ladies.
1:04:52
Thank you Tim. Yeah. So much. Yeah. Time
1:04:55
flies when you're having fun. So thank
1:04:57
you guys. Any last words for us today
1:05:01
or party?
1:05:03
>> Yes. So I want everybody to realize that
1:05:07
uh instead of just watching solar
1:05:09
flares, I encourage you to be the solar
1:05:12
flare. I encourage you to be the blood
1:05:14
moon. Right? Instead of focusing on
1:05:16
what's going to happen to us, let's
1:05:18
focus on what we're going to bring to
1:05:19
the situation. I'm gonna bring the joy.
1:05:23
Right? I remember hearing a a poem one
1:05:25
time and they and uh destiny was telling
1:05:28
the warrior, "You better be careful.
1:05:30
There's a storm coming." And the warrior
1:05:32
replied, "I am the storm."
1:05:34
>> Right?
1:05:35
>> And so uh and truly, you are just one
1:05:38
belief away from your next big
1:05:40
breakthrough. So believe in yourself. We
1:05:42
all believe in you. Let's go make it
1:05:44
happen.
1:05:46
>> Yes, we are the power. Listen,
1:05:50
>> I love this. Let's share. I agree so
1:05:52
much.
1:05:53
>> I I do feel like we could uh take this a
1:05:55
mile deeper in another conversation
1:05:58
>> and we'll definitely have to have you
1:05:59
back to to take it a little bit further,
1:06:01
too. I I know that there's so much more
1:06:03
to uncover, but time does fly fast.
1:06:06
>> Thank you so much for being on the show.
1:06:09
>> Yes. Yeah. You're very welcome. Thank
1:06:11
you for having me. It's always a
1:06:12
pleasure spending time with both of you.
1:06:14
I look forward to meeting everybody else
1:06:16
within the Unshakable Confidence and
1:06:18
Motivation Blueprint program and uh
1:06:21
we'll talk to you down the road.
1:06:23
>> Fabulous. Thank you so much.
1:06:25
>> Thank you.
1:06:25
>> Thank you guys.
1:06:27
>> A couple of announcements.
1:06:28
>> Yes, we have a couple of announcements.
1:06:30
Let me see if I can put us up. I don't
1:06:33
know how. It doesn't matter. We'll
1:06:35
figure it out later. Here we go. Thanks.
1:06:39
Uh, Mystique is next week. That's right.
1:06:43
>> It's on Wednesday at 400 PM Pacific. If
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you're thinking about maybe you want to
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be a part of our inner circle, you can
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check out more information at
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hhustle.com/join.
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It is $37 a month. Uh, we also have a
1:07:00
huge sixmonth discount. You can do six
1:07:03
months for $111.
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If you think you just really want to
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come and play, we are uh really
1:07:10
dedicated to focusing on helping you
1:07:13
grow within this group.
1:07:15
>> And we have a whole new way that we're
1:07:17
going to be delivering that out, too.
1:07:19
So, we're building an app, a community,
1:07:21
and that's all going to be grandfathered
1:07:23
in. You also get all of the fun bonuses,
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10% off of the speaker packages. Um you
1:07:30
also get priority questions so you can
1:07:32
raise your hand and ask a question when
1:07:34
we're on with a speaker and then um we
1:07:37
just finished up a visioning class and
1:07:39
so that will be included as well in
1:07:42
there too. So a whole bunch of new stuff
1:07:44
to roll out. You also get the recordings
1:07:46
of the summits that we've done in the
1:07:48
past
1:07:48
>> and all the future ones.
1:07:50
>> Yes. So all those fun bonuses are listed
1:07:52
there on that pagejoin.
1:07:55
So that's hustle.comjoin.
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Go check it out. see if it's for you.
1:07:59
But I just wanted to say all that
1:08:00
because sometimes like I get excited
1:08:02
about the bonuses and then I'm like,
1:08:03
"What else is there?"
1:08:04
>> Yeah. And if you just want to try it for
1:08:07
Wednesday, just pop in. Uh and you're
1:08:10
like, "I'm not sure if I want to
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commit," then just give it a go. And if
1:08:15
you have questions you and if you have
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questions, you can jo uh it's
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teamhustle.com.
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We always want to remind you that a
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portion of our proceeds go back to
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benefit the youth and women related
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causes. Right now we're supporting
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risenup.org. They bring in different
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laptops to be refurbished and given out
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to other students and people in need. It
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was created by students and so we just
1:08:38
want to give them a shout out. The
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creator, the student, the original
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creator Ryzen, um he won an award for
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the service based stuff that they do in
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Austin. And so that's really excited and
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they are recognized and so um just
1:08:53
really proud because yeah,
1:08:55
>> it's part of the family.
1:08:56
>> Yeah.
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But um it's you know it's really cool to
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be able to do that and there are other
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youth related causes and women related
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causes that if you're interested in
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nominating um send us the information at
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teamhothustle.com.
1:09:11
The other thing that um I wanted to
1:09:13
remind you is that we have a new summit
1:09:15
coming up and the summit will be kick
1:09:17
off our new season, a whole new season
1:09:19
of speakers of live shows and that three
1:09:22
speakers a day will start on April 13th
1:09:25
and run from that Monday to the Friday.
1:09:27
So mark your calendars. Then we have
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something else to announce. We not fully
1:09:31
ready to announce, but mark your
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calendars for
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>> August 20th.
1:09:35
>> That's right.
1:09:35
>> April 20th.
1:09:36
>> April 20th. And it's the next week after
1:09:38
the summit. So, the Monday through
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Friday for that. So, lots of good stuff
1:09:42
coming through. Like I said, we've got
1:09:43
the new app coming for anybody that's
1:09:45
doing the Mystique and the community.
1:09:47
There's going to be a lot of elements to
1:09:49
that. Uh golly, there just like a lot of
1:09:51
things.
1:09:51
>> And hopefully you guys by next
1:09:53
Wednesday, those of you that are in
1:09:55
Mystique, we can get you set up in the
1:09:57
community.
1:09:58
>> Hopefully.
1:09:58
>> So hopefully that's the that's the
1:10:00
dream.
1:10:01
>> Yes. I mean, yes, we're working out the
1:10:03
team that we have. So
1:10:04
>> if not, it'll be next month.
1:10:07
It'll definitely be coming up soon. The
1:10:09
other thing I want to tell you is be
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sure to like and subscribe. We're also
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on the all of the pods. So, we need
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reviews. We need um
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>> we would love to have and we've also
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so tell us what you want. Yeah.
1:10:27
>> I've been putting out a Substack every
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Sunday. We've had a couple people, like
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two people
1:10:35
respond to those. And I would I would
1:10:37
love to really have a a a new uh just
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some some like I'll write about content
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that you want to know if you'll let us
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know what content you want us to to
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write about. So u I'd love to see where
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your heads are with that. Um so that we
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have places to to create here together.
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And any speakers that you want to see
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interviewed, please send us the
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And be sure to share this with anyone
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this is how we continue to change the
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of really be in this community. So, if
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you're having fun here, please let us
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know. You can also just tell us in the
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comments and then share this with other
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people, too. Uh it's all about creating.
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This is for y'all and we just keep
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showing up because we said we would.
1:11:29
>> Yep. We'll be back live next Tuesday and
1:11:32
Thursday and I look forward to seeing
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you guys.
1:11:36
>> And that's a wrap.
1:11:39
>> And then your outro.
1:11:40
>> That's right.
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>> We're out hustle. reminding you to take
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a little time to enjoy the Woo!