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Clarity Courage & Calmness (S5) S10:E2 · Inspirations for Your Life

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Well, hey guys, good evening, it is John
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C.
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Morley here, serial entrepreneur.
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It's great to be with you on the
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Inspirations for Your Life show.
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Thanks so much for popping in.
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If this is your very first time, a
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big warm welcome to you.
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If you're coming back, of course, welcome back.
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Thanks so much for joining me.
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It's Sunday night.
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It's March 1st.
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It is a first, but that's not the
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start of our new week.
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Our week starts on Saturday and ends on
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Friday.
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So, yeah, that's what's happening there.
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So we're on a first, but we're actually
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on day two of our master topic.
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We'll get to that in just a minute.
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If you guys definitely have been here before,
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I hope you will check out BelieveMeAchieve.com
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for of course, more of my amazing, inspiring
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creations.
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Now you know, you can actually watch this
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show and listen to it.
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I don't know if you know this, 24
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hours a day that you can watch the
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show.
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Yeah.
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Not now, obviously, don't do that now, but
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I hope you will definitely decide to do
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this different times.
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It might be easier for you, whatever works
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best.
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I hope that you will think about this
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in a very unique way because it definitely
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will help you become a better version of
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yourself.
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And so that's why I'm here.
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And I know that a lot of people
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out there say to me, oh, John, you
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know, I've done this stuff before.
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I get it.
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What I do is I bring some very
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unique enlightenment to the table, maybe helping you
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see something in a different way.
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Oh, and by the way, guys, if for
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any reason you're hungry or you're thirsty, feel
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free to go grab something in the kitchen
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and come on back.
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Whether that's water, whether that's a snack or
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whether that's fruit or whatever else that is,
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feel free to go grab that and come
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on back.
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So every single week, guys, I have a
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master topic that starts on Saturday and it
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ends on basically Friday.
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And every day we have granular topics in
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case you guys did not know that.
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So pretty interesting, right?
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I think it's interesting because a lot of
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people don't necessarily understand what goes on or
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how things transform.
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I think that happens because people get a
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little bit, how can I say, people get
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a little bit crazy.
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And, you know, that's an important thing to
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realize is that people sometimes, you know, they
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get well, they get stressed.
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Right.
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And so by getting stress, I think sometimes
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that can be, again, a challenge.
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For a lot of people.
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And so I say a lot of people
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because, you know, you're trying to do something
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right.
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But then for whatever reason, things are not
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going maybe the way you want it to.
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And so what I want to tell you
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is that this show gives you some great
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insights about how you can change the world
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around you.
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But, you know, it actually starts with you.
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I don't know if you know that it
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starts with you.
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You are the catalyst.
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You're the one that makes these changes and
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you can do this every single day in
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your life.
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But you have to make these changes yourself.
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That is probably the most important thing that
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I want to tell you is that you
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need to basically make these changes, because if
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you decide to make these changes, guys, life
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is going to be so much more, so
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much more inviting.
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And I want to let you know that
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it's important to do.
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And so, you know, just thinking about this
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and what this means and how that can
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change your life.
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So I want to tell you something.
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And what I want to tell you is
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that all of you have the potential to
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grow your lives.
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OK, all of you, not just one of
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you.
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I mean, every single one of you.
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So that's why I have this show on
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every single day.
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Right.
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And so I know what a lot of
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you are saying and probably saying, you know,
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this isn't going to work for me.
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Well, your belief is the main important thing,
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guys.
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That's the most thing your belief is the
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most important thing.
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So what I further do, guys, I want
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to go ahead and kick this show off.
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Yep.
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This is Inspirations for Your Life.
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This is series five, which means we're on
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the air over four years.
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So this is our fifth year.
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We're going into like our we're starting our
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third month, which is kind of amazing.
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In 2026, our fifth year, show 10, episode
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number two.
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And the master topic of the week is
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own your choices, clarity, courage and calmness.
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And, you know, I think that's an important
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thing to to realize.
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But I want to tell you that these
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choices come from within you.
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OK, that's where they that's where they come
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from.
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They don't come from anywhere else.
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They come from within you.
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And so you have to make these choices
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as a person that wants these choices in
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their lives.
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That is probably the most important thing that
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I can tell you.
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And when you own these choices, your life
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basically unfolds around you.
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Yeah, your life unfolds around you.
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And that's a that's a pretty cool thing,
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if I do say so myself.
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It's a very cool thing, because when you've
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done this, you'll realize that there is a
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lot that you can do.
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And the reason I say that to you
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guys is because so many people get stuck
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when they get stuck, they get stuck in
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the weeds.
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Yeah, they get stuck in the weeds.
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And that might sound like something that's kind
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of crazy.
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But I want to tell you, it's not
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crazy.
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It's actually the truth.
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And as I say to you, the truth
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will set you free.
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And so the more that we become aware
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of different things in our lives, the more
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that we can, how can I say, entertain
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these things, the more that we can understand
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what's going on or why things are going
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on or why they're not.
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But I think having an awareness of something
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is probably the biggest thing I can tell
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you.
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If you have an awareness, then you can
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make a lot of differences in your life.
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But a lot of people get stuck immediately.
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And I think that's a problem for some
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people because they want everything today.
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Right.
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And that's a very important thing to understand
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is how do we do these things?
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How do we not do these things?
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And I think that comes down to, I
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guess, another question, a question that maybe a
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lot of us don't necessarily answer.
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And that question is, how do we make
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these changes in our life?
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And we can make these changes in our
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life very easily.
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But again, it's not like it's going to
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happen overnight.
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So I want to be I want to
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try to be as clear with you guys
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as possible about that, that it won't happen
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overnight, but it will happen.
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That's the thing I want to tell you.
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It will happen, but you've got to be
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persistent.
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OK, and that's a that's a key that's
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a key thing for us to understand.
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So let's let's dive into the show because
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I got a lot to share with you.
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OK, we're talking about owning your choices, clarity,
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courage and calmness.
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The daily focus for Sunday is self-control
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and boundaries.
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Now, boundaries get us in a lot of
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trouble, whether it's personal relationships, whether it's business,
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whether it's volunteering.
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By the way, I'm John Seymour, a serial
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entrepreneur.
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I'm an engineer, I'm a marketing specialist, I'm
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a video producer.
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Podcast host, coach, keynote speaker, graduate student and
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a passionate lifelong learner.
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And pretty soon, guys, you're going to be
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going to be, yes, a published author.
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And I am looking very forward to that
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day.
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So very interesting, you know, that that's happened.
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And it's going to happen, I should say,
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very, very soon.
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So today we're diving into the power of
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self-control and boundaries, how mastering them amplifies
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your energy focus and personal authority.
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You know, some people say to me, John,
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you know, when you have boundaries, it takes
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away.
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No, it doesn't.
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It actually gets you to become more free
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because you have a little bit of structure.
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Okay, so this is series five, show 10,
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episode number two.
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Self-control protects focus and the energy.
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When you resist instant gratification, your mind stays
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sharp for what truly matters.
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It's like you focus in on what is
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important to you, even if people try to
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lead you off your path, because that's going
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to happen, guys, I'll be honest with you.
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Boundaries prevent external hijacking, protecting your time and
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space keeps you aligned with goals.
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That's an important one, real important one.
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Saying no, I've said this in the past,
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preserves your momentum.
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It allows you to say yes to you.
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Every no to wish distraction is a yes
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to your purpose.
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And it's important, guys, that we avoid forbidden
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shortcuts that compromise growth.
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True progress is built.
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It's not borrow, it's built.
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That's an important thing to realize.
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It's something that you may be a little
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bit scared about, but growth is uncomfortable.
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So true progress is built, it's not borrowed.
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Discipline turns wins into lasting habits.
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Small victories become compounding achievements.
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Clear limits reduce stress and fatigue.
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Knowing your rules keeps your energy from leaking.
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Respect the boundaries to gain natural authority.
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Others trust you when they see consistent self
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-governance.
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Even if you think they're not paying attention
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to you, I can assure you, guys, they're
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paying attention to you more than you believe
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they are.
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And I think that's a really important one.
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Restraint.
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Restraint strengthens long-term outcomes.
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It's also very important when being an author,
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I've learned that you have to have restraint
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so you can hold your reader's attention.
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You don't want to, you know, crack open
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the cookie jar or the candy jar right
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away.
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You want to lure them in.
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You want to create, let's say, this tension
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of people wanting to know more and being
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curious.
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Patience multiplies your impact over time.
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Control impulses to gain freedom.
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Freedom isn't doing whatever you want, guys.
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It's choosing deliberately in your life.
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Protect energy from toxic influences.
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Minimize unnecessary friction to stay productive.
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That's key, guys.
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Boundaries clarify priorities.
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Focus on what matters most without distraction in
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life.
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Self-control builds confidence under pressure.
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Calm decisions shine brightest in high-stakes moments.
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Saying no creates space for meaningful work.
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Guard your attention for growth and mastery.
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Avoid behaviors that are road-focused.
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Even small compromises can compound into lost opportunities.
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And that's the truth, guys.
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Recognize harmful impulses early.
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Awareness prevents energy drains before they start.
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Self-discipline compounds over time.
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Daily adherence strengthens character exponentially.
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I think when we hear things can be
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growing exponentially, that's a pretty, pretty big thing,
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guys.
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It's really big.
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We think about things doubling or tripling, but
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when I say they exponentially grow in size,
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that's like, wow, okay?
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Limit, sharpen our focus.
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Our limits sharpen our focus.
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And rules aren't restrictions.
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They're tools to optimize life.
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Protecting energy multiplies productivity.
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Your output scales when your mind isn't fragmented.
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Boundaries prevent overload, guys.
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Avoid burnout by respecting natural thresholds.
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Strategies and strategic ways of saying no are
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actually yes to your goals, saying yes to
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your life, saying yes to your purpose.
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Every decision aligns with long-term vision.
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Self-control builds resilience.
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Discipline today ensures you weather tomorrow's storms.
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Yeah, it's like you being proactive rather than
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reactive.
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Avoid paths that threaten progress.
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Say no before you lose momentum.
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Chasing the shortcuts is the beginner's game.
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Boundaries create clarity in life.
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Structure removes confusion and strengthens the resolve that
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we have.
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I know you might think you're doing nothing,
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but really you are doing something.
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And I think that's a real important thing
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to understand.
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Resisting impulses strengthens character.
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Strength grows in the moment you hold back.
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Discipline turns vision into action.
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Execution is the bridge from goals to reality.
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Yeah, it's the real bridge.
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Hermit zones protect focus.
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Avoid places, habits, and inputs that pull you
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off course.
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Because people are going to knock us off
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course.
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Let's face it, that is going to happen,
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unfortunately.
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Boundaries maintain emotional stability.
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Protecting limits stabilizes mood and response.
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Self-control is the foundation of excellence.
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Greatness starts with mastery over self.
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I think a lot of people want everything
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today or they want it tomorrow.
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But the thing is, if we can be
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restrained, we'll actually wind up getting more than
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we bargained for.
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I think that's a very important thing.
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Saying no multiplies your influence.
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Authority grows when others see you act deliberately.
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Deliberate limits amplify freedom.
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Structure, paradoxically, opens the door to true autonomy.
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But I think a lot of people get
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confused with, what is autonomy, what is control?
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Let's take a typical situation.
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Maybe you're using your phone and somebody's texting
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you for an appointment.
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Maybe you're a plumber or some other house
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service professional.
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The person's texting you.
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You want to get an appointment, so you're
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texting them.
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And they text you back and they say,
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well, gee, we have an appointment today at
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three.
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So now, you decide that you're going to
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text them back, oh, that sounds great.
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And then you start asking all these questions.
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And you confirm a time.
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And then a few days before, you're like,
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oh, you know what, my schedule's changed.
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I have to, you have to cancel.
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Like, that's not professional.
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Another thing is somebody might say to you,
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oh, gee, my whole schedule got thrown against
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the wall and now I only have my
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mornings free.
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Well, that's not going to be something that
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the person can suddenly just miraculously change their
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schedule.
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So I think we've got to have some
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respect for people.
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And we've got to not let people put
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us in a corner.
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I know being in the service industry for
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a long time, it's possible that you want
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to be put in a corner, right?
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But you really don't.
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If you put yourself in a corner, you're
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going to find that you're going to devalue
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yourself.
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And I know that sounds like something you
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don't want to do.
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But some people do it because they feel
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under pressure that they have to respond.
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Well, oh my gosh, you text, I better
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text back.
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No, you text back with just something short.
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Maybe they change your schedule.
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Okay, well, let me know when you want
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to rebook an appointment or, oh, my schedule's
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busy until this week.
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Narrow down dates and times.
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Don't play this, well, you know, I'm open,
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so whatever.
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A person texts you back, oh, gee, yeah,
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maybe next week.
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Well, I appreciate that.
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And let me know when you want to
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book.
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We can't hold appointments for anyone without a
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deposit.
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And I only have two slots open the
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week that you're coming back from vacation.
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It'll move from somebody being interested to taking
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an action to really getting that service.
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Maybe they don't have an interest to get
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it serviced.
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Okay, now maybe there's an emergency.
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Somebody goes to the hospital.
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I get it, okay.
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But everything's not an emergency.
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And when you expect your service provider to
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kowtow to you when you have not even
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been upfront with them about your timing, about
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your schedule, you're moving your whole schedule around.
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And technically, that's not fair to your service
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provider.
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You might say, well, gee, John, you know,
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they're in work.
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I get it.
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So don't schedule appointments when you're in work.
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Wait till it's after work.
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Maybe do it the weekend time.
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But people just think because they have a
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cell phone because they can text, they can
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take advantage of people.
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No, no, no.
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And once you allow that to happen, guys,
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you know what happens?
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You keep doing it over and over again.
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It becomes this pattern that you can't get
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out of.
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You're like, oh my gosh, what am I
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supposed to do now?
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Well, you're in trouble is what you're supposed
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to do now.
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And that sounds like something, again, paradoxical.
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But it's the truth.
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Once you open Pandora's box, you can't let
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Pandora go back in the box.
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That's an important little caveat there.
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When we think about, you know, how this
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works and we think about what we're talking
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about today, which is a very important point,
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guys.
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We're talking about something very, very important.
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That is self-control and boundaries.
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Again, it could be in personal relationships, whether
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that's platonic, non-platonic, romantic, not romantic, in
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case you didn't know the terminology there.
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It's about you having respect for yourself.
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When you let other people break your boundaries
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or push your boundaries, you're disrespecting yourself.
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I don't care what it is.
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It could be something as simple as, you
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know, I'm not picking those people up today
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or a carpool or I can't do this.
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But now you kowtow and do it because
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you feel bad.
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Don't let the emotions take you back off
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your guard.
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If you have time for yourself to do
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something and you need that time, don't give
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it away because, oh, well, you know, you
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never pick up anybody in the carpool.
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I understand.
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I'm busy with work.
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When I can, I'll try.
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Don't let somebody put you on that corner
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saying, well, you know what?
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You never do it.
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It's nobody's business whether you do it or
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you don't do it, okay?
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It's none of their business.
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And if people are going to make you
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feel that way, then I want to tell
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you that those people are not doing something
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for the greater good of all concerned.
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They're definitely not doing anything great for you.
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That's for certain.
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Maybe you're thinking, oh, well, John, I can
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actually do this another way.
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Another way?
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What is the other way?
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And the other way can get complicated, can't
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it?
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Complicated because you're wanting everyone to like you.
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And although I get that premise, okay, it's
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overrated, okay?
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If somebody doesn't like you because you can't
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schedule them, there's no reason for that to
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cause you to get soft or to suddenly
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make an opening.
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See, that's what they're hoping you're going to
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do.
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But when we talk about a boundary, okay,
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let's think about maybe a tennis court.
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Maybe you played tennis before or if you
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played soccer before.
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They have boundary lines, right?
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They have the lines or even in basketball.
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If the ball goes outside the lines or
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any sport, then it becomes the other team.
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The last person's hand who touched it and
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it goes out of bounds, it goes back
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to the other team.
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So if red team had it and I
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was on the line and blue team touched
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it before it went out, it would go
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back to red team.
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So boundaries.
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A lot of people like to talk to
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say, you know, John, I don't like boundaries,
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but I can do them.
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What do you mean you can do them?
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It's not like a, it's not an exercise.
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It's not a, you know, or someone personal
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said to me, oh, John, you know, I
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could try boundaries.
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Well, it's not a vanilla shake.
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It's not a soft drink.
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You know, it's not an appetizer.
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I can try it.
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What, if you don't like it, then you're
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gonna stop doing it?
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I don't think so.
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So boundaries is one of the hardest thing
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for most people to recognize and understand.
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But I'm here to tell you that it
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matters a lot.
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Because when you have boundaries, it says that
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you respect yourself.
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And other people respect you only when you
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respect yourself.
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But if you don't respect yourself, I got
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news for you guys.
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You are never gonna be respected.
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That's the, that's the ultimate truth.
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People will play games with you day in
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and day out.
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Why?
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To test your boundaries.
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To see how far somebody can push you.
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An example of a service call.
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Maybe I might be asking a question about,
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what does it cost for the service call?
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So I get that.
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Now, if I'm trying to keep testing, well,
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gee, well, if I come here, we do
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this, we do this, we do this.
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Like now I'm wasting your time on the
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text or on the call.
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And I'm pushing your boundaries to see what
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you're gonna do.
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Like, so it's one something to come out,
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right?
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And that'll handle my sink.
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That'll handle my dishwasher.
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And yeah, so you're pushing, right?
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But how much are you trying to push
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against it?
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Because the person's gonna finally say, you know
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what?
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You know what, I can't make it that
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day.
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We'll have to reschedule.
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People do it every day.
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They think that pushing boundaries is a win
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for a power.
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And although it appears like a win, actually
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both parties lose.
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You lose because the other person shuts you
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down, okay?
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The other person loses because, well, you try
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to take advantage of them.
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And again, it's not just in personal relationships.
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It can be in business relationships.
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It even could be in a study group
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at school, college, or high school.
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Well, yeah, I'll work on the PowerPoint presentation.
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Oh, good.
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And can you do the research too?
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And then like, what are you doing?
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Like, well, I'm kind of busy because, you
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know, I'm gonna be going away this weekend.
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But, you know, I'll help you guys out
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when we get to the presentation.
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Maybe I'll talk or something.
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So many people I know try to do
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this.
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And they guilt the rest of the team
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into believing that it's okay.
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And then they do it.
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That's a problem, guys.
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A serious, serious problem.
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And that becomes an issue for a lot
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of people today.
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Because when they see or they hear a
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boundary, they like, they pull back.
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Oh, my gosh.
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It's like this thing that they gotta avoid.
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A boundary's not bad.
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A boundary is there to keep you intact
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and to keep the other person intact.
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It's also there to keep respect in play.
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So we want autonomy, right?
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We want respect.
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And we want freedom.
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We need boundaries to let that happen.
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Now, we can adjust our boundaries so they're
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less or so they're more.
25:44
And we don't have to have the same
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boundaries in all situations.
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For a one-time relationship, we can have
25:50
this boundary.
25:50
You know, there's a boundary even for your
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space.
25:52
Somebody around you, like, how close can somebody
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get to you before you consider them invading
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your personal space?
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So there's a boundary for just about everything
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we have.
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And that's important, guys.
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You know, I don't know if you know
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this, but I want to share this with
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you.
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Your choices every day that you make define
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the quality of your life.
26:16
When you combine self-control, boundaries, and deliberate
26:23
action, clarity, courage, and calmness, you naturally follow
26:30
suit.
26:32
If you choose to implement these 30 daily
26:36
principles, or even just a couple of them,
26:38
I want you to sit back and watch
26:41
your energy focus, and the results will compound
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over time.
26:48
This is not a do it today and
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get it tomorrow, okay?
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When you practice sports, do you become great
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overnight?
26:56
No, you practice, practice, practice, practice.
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And with more practice, you get better.
27:06
You get better.
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But I think the biggest thing I want
27:56
to tell you is it comes from your
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choice.
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And boundaries, guys, they're way up there, especially
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if you want to earn and expect respect.
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Have a great one, everyone, and be well.
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Fantastic.
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Can we do this over a few installments?