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What You Focus On Grows (S5) S26:E2 · Inspirations for Your Life

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Well, hello there, everyone.
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It's great to be with you on Inspirations
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for Your Life.
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It is Sunday.
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This is June 21st, everyone.
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Great, great to be with you.
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And by the way, ladies and gentlemen, I
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want to share with you that if you
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have been here or you've not been here
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before, I always invite you to get yourself
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a drink, whether it's water, RO, whether it's
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a snack, fruit, healthy or not, that's totally
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up to you.
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And let's just kick this show off, all
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right, everyone?
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So this is Inspirations for Your Life, if
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you didn't know that.
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And so our master topic is, this whole
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week, is protecting your energy like it builds
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your future.
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It's series five and it's show 26.
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And so the episode we'll get into in
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just a second is what you focus on
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grows.
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Series five, show 26, episode number two.
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So attention, guys, equals results, if you didn't
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know that.
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It equals results every single time.
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That's right.
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All right, so welcome, everyone, to Inspirations for
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Your Life.
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I am John C.
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Morley, serial entrepreneur, engineer, marketing specialist, video producer,
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podcast host, coach, passionate lifelong learner, keynote speaker,
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graduate student at Montgomery University, and yes, so
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grateful now to be a published author.
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Yes, thank you, everyone.
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So today I continue our exploration of energy.
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But we move deeper this time, because protecting
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your energy is not only about boundaries, which
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we've learned, it is also about direction in
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our life.
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Where your attention goes, your life flows.
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Wherever we put our attention, wherever our thoughts
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go, that's where the energy is going to
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flow.
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And a lot of people don't get this.
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They wonder, why am I not where I
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want to be?
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Well, that's because that's where your attention's going,
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right?
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So our core message is this.
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It's pretty simple.
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Focus is not passive.
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Nope.
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It is directional force.
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That's right.
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It builds outcomes silently over time, okay?
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Most people do not fail from lack of
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effort.
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No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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no, no, no, guys.
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They fail from scattered attention.
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They fail from scattered attention.
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And I think that's important to understand.
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Because what you focus on repeatedly becomes your
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trajectory, all right?
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It's absolutely the truth, guys.
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And so I want to give you 30
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points here today to help you on this.
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Number one, where your attention goes determines what
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your future becomes.
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Focus sets our direction before action ever begins
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to take flight.
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Number two, distraction is a silent productivity drain.
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It removes progress without any kind of warning.
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Number three, most people lose progress through scattered
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effort, not lack of effort.
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Fragmentation kills momentum.
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Number four, one clear goal outperforms multiple unclear
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ones.
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Clarity compresses time to results.
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I think a lot of people don't understand
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that when we get clear about something, right,
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we're going to take less time to execute.
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And not only that, guys, we're going to
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be able to understand the process better.
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So we can make it better each time.
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I think that's another important thing.
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Number five, attention is your most valuable daily
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resource.
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More than time, more than energy, okay?
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Number six, multitasking reduces execution quality.
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I see so many companies out there having
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these agents try to manage four, five, six,
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or more chats.
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Like, what are they doing?
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They really think that that's an effective way
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to run a company?
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I mean, people think if you multitask that
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you're going to be able to be more
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efficient, but you're going to give less quality
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of service.
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So that's important.
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So switching destroys momentum, guys.
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So when you're going from one chat to
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another chat, really bad.
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Number seven, what you consume programs how you
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think.
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Input becomes internal structure.
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Now, this does not happen overnight, but your
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mind and body start to gravitate toward this
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the more that you actually do this, okay?
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So that's important to understand.
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Number eight, your environment is training, your attention
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constantly.
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You are always being shaped.
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It never ends, guys.
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You're always getting better, or you could be
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getting worse depending on what you're doing.
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Number nine, focus creates opportunities that noise hides.
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Clarity reveals hidden paths.
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And people to this day still don't understand
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why a hidden path becomes visible when we
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have clarity.
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People just don't get that.
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But when something is clear, like when you're
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asked to do something, right?
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And you understand it, you execute it, right?
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But when you don't understand something, it's like,
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my gosh, what do I do again?
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Where do I start?
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I think that's the point.
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Number ten, reaction weakens direction.
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Control begins when reaction ends.
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I've always told you guys before to be
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proactive, not to be reactive.
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Reactive is a lot more expensive than being
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proactive.
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Proactive means that you have thought about the
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potentials of what could happen and plan for
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them so that you can actually figure out
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how you're gonna handle them if they come
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up, because when they come up, it's more
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costly.
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It's more time consuming.
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I use the analogy of a fire all
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the time.
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And I say that because you always wanna
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be prepared for a fire.
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So I wanna just dive in, this is
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important.
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So what do you need to have to
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prepare for a fire?
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What do you need to have to prepare
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for a fire?
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So working smoke detectors, right?
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Carbon monoxide detectors in every level of the
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home.
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A practice family escape plan with two ways
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out of every room.
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And a portable go bag packed with at
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least 72 hours of essential supplies.
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So there's more, like water and food, three
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gallons of water per person.
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And three days of non-perishable foods.
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Don't forget a manual can opener, cuz you
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won't be able to open that stuff.
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Vital documents, keep physical or digital copies.
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Make sure you have a recharger for your
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cell phone.
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Medications and first aid, electronics and safety.
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A hand crank or a battery powered weather
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radio.
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Extra batteries, phone charging cables, N95 masks to
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filter any smoke.
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If you have any cash and valuables, because
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ATMs may be down, small bills.
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And pet needs, leashes, carriers, three days of
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food for the pet.
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Home safety tools, alarms.
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Like I said, installing smoke alarms in every
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level of your home, testing them.
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Not too long ago, I put in the
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smoke detectors that last, what is it?
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Five or ten years.
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You don't have to change the battery, but
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you have to just change the whole unit,
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but it's every five or ten years.
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Fire extinguishers, keep at least one ABC rated
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fire extinguisher in the kitchen.
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Ensure all family members know the PASS method.
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What is that?
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Pull, aim, squeeze, sweep.
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So you pull, you aim, you squeeze, and
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you sweep, okay?
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You pull the pin, you aim, you squeeze,
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and you sweep, okay?
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We actually call that something we call the
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PASS method.
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Pull, aim, squeeze, and sweep.
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Flashlights, place durable flashlights and extra batteries in
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various rooms.
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Do not rely on candles during a power
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outage, never.
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Your escape plan, two ways out.
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Identify two exits, a door, a window for
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every room in your house.
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A meeting place, designate a safe place that
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you're gonna meet.
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Practice the drill.
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A lot of people have these great ideas,
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but then they figure out they don't know
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how to do them, and that becomes a
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problem.
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Property protection, defensible space, clear brush, dry leaves,
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home alerts, sign up for local emergency notifications
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like Nixle, things like that.
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Those are all helpful things that you can
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do, but I wanna share that with you.
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Number 11, clarity reduces internal stress.
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Uncertainty creates anxiety.
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Yes, it does.
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Number 12, anything not aligned becomes mental interference.
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Noise is disguised distraction, in case you didn't
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know that.
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Number 13, busyness creates the illusion of progress.
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That's the way people say, my gosh, I'm
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so busy.
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And you assume because somebody's busy that they're
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successful.
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That does not mean that, it is an
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illusion of progress.
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Activity is not achievement.
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I'm sorry, guys, I'm just being truthful.
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Number 14, deep focus creates breakthrough results.
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Surface attention creates surface outcomes, right?
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And that's important.
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Number 15, what you allow into your mind
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defines the output quality.
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Input determines the performance, right?
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We said this with computers many years ago,
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good input in, good input out.
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Bad input in, bad input out, right?
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If you give it bad information, you're gonna
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have bad output.
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Number 16, eliminating low value habits strengthens attention.
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Reduction creates power.
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Reduction creates power.
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That's an important one.
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I think a lot of people, a lot
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of people I know miss that.
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They feel that, well, they don't need to
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reduce.
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Everyone else can reduce, but they don't have
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to.
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I think that could be a problem for
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a lot of people.
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And when I say a lot of people,
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I mean most people, because they're thinking that,
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oh, I don't have to reduce.
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Let somebody else reduce, right?
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That's just a bad thing, okay?
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Number 17, your mind adapts to repeated focus
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patterns.
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Repetition builds structure, okay?
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Number 18, you become what you repeatedly think
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about.
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Napoleon Hill said this best, we become what
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we think about most often.
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Thought repetition shapes our identity.
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The thing is, it doesn't happen right away,
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but it starts to grow on us.
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And suddenly, you can just have a new
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shift in your life, in your belief, in
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your perceptions, right?
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So I think that's a very important one.
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Number 19, guys, focus is a competitive advantage
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in modern life.
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It really is.
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A lot of people don't focus because they're
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too busy doing multiple things, trying to multitask.
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Attention wins in noisy environments.
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It does.
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And I think when we can focus on
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one clear thing, we can solve it, okay?
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The reason people have problems and challenges and
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emergencies, their mind is all over the place,
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right?
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Instead of focusing on one thing, they're focusing
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on everything else.
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Number 20, every distraction delays long-term progress.
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That's truth, guys.
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And delay compounds invisibly.
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So we don't notice that delay is causing
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us a problem, but actually, guys, it is
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causing us a problem, okay?
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That's a very, very big, big, big, big
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problem.
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And it's hard for people to understand that,
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you know?
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I think a lot of people don't understand,
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you know, why that happens, but it's the
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truth, right?
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It's the truth because most people get stuck,
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okay?
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Most people get stuck.
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And they don't want to get stuck, but
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they do get stuck.
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They absolutely do get stuck.
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I think that's a very important thing for
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a lot of people to, I'm going to
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say, realize.
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I want to go ahead and stop for
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a moment and give a shout-out because
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today is Sunday.
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And, you know, on Sundays and Thursdays, we
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give a shout-out to a local coffee
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shop or restaurant.
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Today's shout-out is actually going to go
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out to Chapters & Coffee.
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They're located here in New Jersey.
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They're not very far.
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They're in Pompton Plains, New Jersey, 445 New
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Jersey 23.
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And I'm giving a shout-out to them.
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Thank you for all that you do.
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So they have basically some interesting designs I've
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seen on their coffees.
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And they have an interesting menu.
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I took a look at their menu briefly.
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They have things like espressos, Americanos, lattes, cappuccinos,
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drips.
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I remember the Americano.
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I had that when I was in Italy.
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Signature lattes and hotter iced, plot twist, storyteller,
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the bookmark, cozy chapter.
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They also have neat little names for things
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that they make.
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The matcha strawberry, matcha match London Fog, tea
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and non-coffee, chai latte, green tea, black
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tea, and seasonal tea.
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Of course, they have other things like croissants,
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savories, like chili cheese, cheddars, scallions, danishes that
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are assorted, cranberry scones, seasonal monkey bread, sticky
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bread.
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Sounds pretty cool.
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So I'm reaching out to you guys at
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Chapter & Coffee.
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And the reason I'm doing this here tonight
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on the Inspiration to Your Life show is
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we would like to extend an invitation for
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you to ask us to come to your
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shop and do a live show, which we'll
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later rebroadcast.
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It doesn't cost you anything.
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It takes about 15 minutes before we get
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started.
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And then we do the show for about
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27 minutes.
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After that, we'll close out.
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We'll do a live short author talk on
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my book, Trained to Driven.
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Then we'll do some Q&A, and then
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we'll have an author signing.
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If that sounds like something interesting and you
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want to help build community like I do,
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I encourage you to go to jcmacademy.com.
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Once you visit jcmacademy.com, it's really simple.
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You're going to go over to the right
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-hand side and click on the Contact Us
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button, and you could just put down there
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where it says, Subject asked us to do
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a show at your location.
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And so we would love to do that
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and create some more community.
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Number 21, obsession creates outcomes faster than interest.
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Intensity determines the speed.
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Number 22, winners protect their attention aggressively.
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They guard focus as an asset.
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Number 23, building requires sustained attention, not scattered
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effort.
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Construction needs continuity.
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But a lot of people just build with
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whatever they've got, and it becomes a mess,
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right?
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It becomes a real mess.
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Number 24, consistency compounds results quietly.
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Small focus creates large outcomes.
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And I think a lot of people don't
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understand that concept, that that's how it works.
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It's the small things we do.
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The 20% of what we do is
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going to give us 80% of our
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results.
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You spend your time on all this other
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stuff, but that's not what's going to give
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you your results, unfortunately.
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So this is important to understand, guys.
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Number 25, most people quit before focus ever
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has a chance to compound.
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It's like if you ever made popcorn.
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I remember when I was younger and we
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made popcorn a couple different ways, still do.
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You can do it with a microwave, which
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isn't the healthiest way.
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You can do it with the air popper,
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which is great.
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But we used to do it in, it's
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kind of like a popcorn maker.
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And you'd put like, I think it was
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a tablespoon or two of, we started putting
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canola oil, because it's better than regular oil.
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And then we would put in like, I
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don't know, I think we put in like
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maybe a small cup or a quarter cup
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of popcorn kernels.
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I remember we used to have a Redenbacher.
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And then that had to warm up and
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heat up.
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And once it did, and you kind of
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wait there, maybe waiting there, waiting there.
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And when it got hot enough, you know
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what happened?
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You start to pop.
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You pop, pop, pop.
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A little different than the microwave.
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And then what would happen is if it
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didn't, if it didn't pop, and then we
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would just kind of shake it around.
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But nobody does anymore.
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Everybody does air popping, air popping supposedly a
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lot better.
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But I remember that.
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So there was a payoff with a lot
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of kernels being popped, but you had to
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be patient.
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You know, people always said it's like waiting
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for the teakettle to boil.
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When I was probably about maybe, I don't
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know, 12, maybe a little younger, we got
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InstaHop, which was the greatest amenity and can't
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live without InstaHop.
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They say go to the sink and there's
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a special faucet there that's like 195 degrees.
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And my water's there for teas, for soups,
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whatever I need hot water for.
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And it's also great to clean things if
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you want to clean something real quick.
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195 degrees, it's like a, you know, like
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a couple gallon thing that constantly keeps the
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water hot.
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But the payoff and waiting for that's pretty
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cool.
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Number 26, guys, results appear sustained.
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And it comes not after immediate effort.
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We have to delay because it takes time
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for that to happen.
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Number 27, cutting unnecessary inputs sharpens the clarity.
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Reduction improves precision, guys.
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It does.
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But a lot of people think, oh, you
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know, we just have to keep doing more
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things because the more we do, the better
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we're going to get.
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No, the more cloudy you make the water,
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right, the worse it is to drink.
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I think that's a very important thing to
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understand for those of you watching or listening
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today.
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You know, reduction is the key.
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We talk about cost cutting in business, right?
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But we talk about reduction in things like
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maybe you're baking and you're doing too many
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steps.
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Maybe you need to reduce that, right?
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Depending, right?
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Maybe you're building and maybe you need to
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reduce the steps.
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These are all things that you can do.
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But most people think when you talk about
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reduction that it's not going to go anywhere.
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Reduction can save you money.
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Reduction can help with clarity.
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Because if we break things into smaller tasks,
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guys, you know what happens?
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It becomes easier.
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It becomes easier.
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Number 28, saying no protects your future.
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We've said this before, direction.
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And by knowing, saying no to your future
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direction, that's a problem, guys.
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Saying no to your future direction.
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So you have to say yes to yourself
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and no to others.
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Refusal creates space.
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Oh, no thank you.
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Oh, I'm doing something tonight.
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Gives you your space to do what you're
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best at doing.
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A lot of people feel that if they
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say no to you, oh my gosh, I'm
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going to be a terrible person.
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No.
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You're entitled to be that person.
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You're entitled to have that freedom.
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Shouldn't feel like it's a crime.
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Shouldn't let people manipulate you because oh my
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gosh, I can't believe you're not doing this
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for me.
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That's what it comes down to, guys.
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That's what it comes down to.
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I think that's an important thing that many
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people, they just don't realize what it's about.
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They don't understand that.
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Number 29, guys.
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Discipline strengthens attention over time.
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I didn't say overnight.
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Structure builds control.
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I said we need two things for success.
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What did I tell you?
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I said this many times before.
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Structure and consistency.
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If you have structure without consistency, you can't
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have success.
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If you have consistency and no structure, you
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also can't have success.
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You have to do something repeatedly over and
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over again and being consistent.
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You don't lose weight by deciding to take
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a walk once or deciding to watch what
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you eat one day.
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No, you don't.
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Number 30, guys.
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Locking in focus is the foundation of all
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achievement.
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You might say, John, what is focus going
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to do for me?
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So focus gets us to put our resources
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on something, and our mind becomes laser pointed
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to that, and nothing else should distract us.
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When we do that, magic transforms in our
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body and our lives.
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I like to call them mini epiphanies, and
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these things can really take us from levels
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that we didn't even know existed before.
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Everything starts, guys, with attention control.
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If you're wondering why you're not getting somewhere,
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I'm going to ask you something.
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What is it you're doing during your day?
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And you say to me, John, I don't
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know.
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I don't do anything.
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Well, if you're not doing anything, that could
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be a big problem, right?
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And the thing is, you focus on things.
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Whether you're aware of them or not, you
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still focus on stuff.
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I mean, that's the truth.
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I mean, honestly, that's the truth.
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And if you're saying to me, John, I'm
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not focusing, I think I'm going to say
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you're lying because you're focusing on something.
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Whether you're aware of it or not, you're
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still focusing on something.
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And what we tell our conscious mind to
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pay attention to, our subconscious mind says, hey,
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you know what?
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Maybe I should pay attention to it.
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Now, sometimes our subconscious mind will think about
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stuff that our conscious mind's not thinking about,
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right?
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Because our subconscious mind basically runs our body.
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Our subconscious mind does things like make sure
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our heart is beating, make sure we're breathing,
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right?
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Things that can't stop for us to stay
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alive.
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So that runs our body, that regulates our
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sleep, okay?
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And then conscious things like, you know, lifting
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my hand or moving my hand, that's conscious.
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But we can make our conscious and subconscious.
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Now, when you change your life and you
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don't like something, you can dive into the
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subconscious and say, wait a minute.
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Oh, that's what I'm thinking.
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Oh, I want to change that.
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When you make the subconscious become aware to
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you, then it becomes conscious.
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And then you have the power, guys, to
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change it.
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So ladies and gentlemen, as I'm wrapping up
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here today, here is the truth.
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Are you guys ready for the truth?
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Can you handle the truth?
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You sure?
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Okay.
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So this is really the key and it's
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not hard.
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What you choose to focus on does not
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just influence your results.
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What you choose to focus on does not
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influence your results.
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Okay?
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What you choose to focus on does not
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just influence your results.
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It's part of it.
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It's not everything.
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So what you choose to focus on does
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not just influence your results.
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It becomes your results.
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That's wild.
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But I've learned with life, and this is
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something that took me a long time to
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learn, we can change our perceptions and our
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shifts with just some subtle awareness.
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You suddenly get an inspiration.
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The inspiration was there the whole time, but
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because you changed your perspective, it's now ready
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for withdrawal.
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That's how it works.
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We have a lot going on in our
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advanced computer brain, but it doesn't get to
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a point that could be output until we're
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conscious of it.
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If your attention is scattered, your life becomes
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scattered.
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Now, can the subconscious do a thing?
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Sure it can, but it's when that connection
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crosses over that we have the epiphany.
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Your subconscious can get you to do things.
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When the conscious mind becomes, hey, what are
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you doing?
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Oh, wow.
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That's a miracle.
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That's an epiphany.
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We've crossed the line between subconscious and conscious.
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Many people think this is like quack stuff.
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It's not.
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It's reality.
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It's reality.
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There was a book I read a long
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time ago called Dianetics, and it was talking
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about when you go into a subconscious state,
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maybe a subconscious state, and it could be
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from things like it could be an accident
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or something else that happens, not a trance
27:21
so much.
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The data is still going in, but it's
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going in somewhere else.
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It's actually going into our subconscious, and then
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you wonder why you're doing certain things, and
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you have to kind of deprogram that stuff
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that got put into your head.
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If your attention is directed, your life becomes
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directed.
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I think that's a good enough reason that
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you should pay attention.
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So choose carefully because your focus is always
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building something.
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I'm John C.
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Morley, serial entrepreneur.
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Be sure to check out BelieveMeAchieve.com for
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so we can do a show at your
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place.
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Have a great one, everyone, and be well.