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What Consistency Creates Security (S5) S28:E3 · Inspirations for Your Life

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We started doing something a few weeks ago,
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we take all the shows on Saturday, and
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I write about a 3,000 word article,
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week is a really good one, it's The
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Power of Steady Trust, Building Stability in Uncertain
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Times.
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You know, I think sometimes when we get
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uncertainty, it's a good thing, you know?
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Uncertainty has a lot of blessings in there,
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right?
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Our daily topic, let me get right to
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that, okay?
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What consists of series five, show number 28,
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episode number three?
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For those of you who don't remember how
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we do things, every Saturday we start off
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with a brand new master topic, which is
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a new show, so series five means we're
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in the fifth year, we're not finished with
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the fifth year, however, we're almost halfway through
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with the end of the year, we'll be
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done with series five, we'll be in series
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six.
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Show 28 is what we're on now, and
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we go from day one from Saturday all
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the way to our Friday, which becomes our
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day seven.
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We don't go Monday through Friday, that's just
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how we decided to do it.
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The Power of Steady Trust, Building Stability in
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Uncertain Times, and today it's about what consistency
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creates security.
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So welcome everyone once again, if I haven't
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welcomed you enough to Inspirations for 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, keynote speaker, graduate student at
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Montgomery State University, passionate lifelong learner, and so
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grateful now to be a published author of
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Drained to Driven.
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Yes, so this week's master topic is The
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Power of Steady Trust.
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Building stability in uncertain times, trust isn't simply
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believing everything will work out exactly as we
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planned, it might be something even better.
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Trust in continuing to move forward even when
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the future isn't completely clear.
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Even when things may seem gray or things
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may seem what they're not, but they're something
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else.
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It is believing that today's choices we make
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matter even when tomorrow's rewards haven't yet appeared
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yet.
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So today's episode is what consistency creates security.
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When people hear the word security, oh my
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gosh, they like, they cringe.
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They often think about money, they think about
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careers, think about relationships or having all the
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answers.
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You know, what I've learned is you don't
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need to have all the answers, whether that
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be boyfriend, girlfriend, significant other, it doesn't matter.
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You don't need all the answers.
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You just need to be authentic in life.
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And you got to go with the flow,
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OK?
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You know, of course, there's respect and all
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that.
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But once somebody knows, you know, you're going
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with the flow and you're being respectful, just
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go fly, OK?
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In a good way, fly and enjoy the
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journey.
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See, those things may create temporary comfort for
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people.
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But the last thing security actually comes from
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something much deeper.
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Are you ready for me to tell you?
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It comes from knowing you can trust yourself.
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See, when you can trust yourself, other people,
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deja vu, they trust you and they want
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to trust you.
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See, that trust is earned.
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It is earned every morning you follow through.
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I've said what we do in private is
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actually what we wind up doing in public.
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Every promise you keep, every health habit you
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repeat, every difficult decision you make, every time
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you choose discipline over excuses, you're doing the
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right thing.
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And I've said to you guys that discomfort
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is where success lives.
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If you think success lives with discomfort, well,
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I'm sorry.
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You have to practice getting comfortable being uncomfortable.
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That's the name of the game.
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Consistency doesn't simply change your results.
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No.
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Consistency changes you.
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You need structure and you need consistency to
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be successful.
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So let's explore 30 powerful principles that will
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show why consistency creates security.
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Are you ready?
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All right.
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Number one, consistency builds emotional safety over time.
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And I think sometimes we fall into this
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emotional trap and we don't want to go
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any further because we make excuses, right, to
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where it is.
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We don't have to label something.
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It is what it is.
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Every time you keep a promise to yourself,
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you strengthen your relationship with yourself and with
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others many times.
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That repeated follow-through creates emotional safety because
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you begin believing that you can depend on
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your own decisions.
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I think that's a very important thing to
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understand.
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And, you know, when we can understand that,
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I think people have a better way of
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knowing that.
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And I can say to you guys, it's
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really important that you understand that.
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All right.
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Let me jump up to number two.
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Number two is repetition creates predictable outcomes.
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Life is never completely predictable.
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I'm sorry.
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It just isn't.
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But your habits can be more.
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That is, when you consistently repeat positive behaviors,
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the more reliable your results will become.
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I'm not going to tell you doing something
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once is going to yield you the diamonds.
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No, okay.
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After all, I want to share something with
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you.
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To make a diamond, does anybody know how
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hard it is to make a diamond?
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How do they make precious diamonds?
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I don't mean the ones in the lab,
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the zirconia ones.
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I don't mean that.
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So precious diamonds are either forged naturally deep
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within the earth over billions of years or
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grown in highly controlled laboratories.
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Those are zirconias, in a matter of weeks.
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Both types share the exact same chemical composition.
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Pure carbon atoms are arranged in a crystal
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lattice.
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But the ones that are in the earth,
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well, they're much more valuable.
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Okay.
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And even things like sea glass, right?
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But that's why diamonds are worth so much.
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You know, people say when you put that
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hard effort, you know, you can make a
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diamond, right?
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Number three, stability comes from daily structure.
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Structure provides direction when emotions become predictable.
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I think that's important there.
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Hey, Ryan, thanks so much for joining.
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Really appreciate that tonight.
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Always appreciate people joining us.
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We are live here this evening and we
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always do replay 24 hours a day.
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And we're also on TV.
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A daily routine gives your mind something dependable
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to return to, regardless of how you feel.
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And I think that's hard for a lot
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of people to once believe that it's hard.
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But I want to tell you that you
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can do this.
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You absolutely can do this.
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You have more power than you think you
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do.
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Your mind is something dependable to return to,
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regardless of how you may feel right now.
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It can just shift overnight.
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Number four, small actions create actions which are
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long-term.
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Most people underestimate the power of small victories.
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Reading a few pages, exercising for 20 minutes,
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or finishing one meaningful task all reinforce your
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confidence and accumulate into lasting self-trust.
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Pretty cool, right?
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Number five, you cannot skip repetition.
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It's the mother of skill, right?
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And expectability.
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You just can't do it.
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Everyone wants consistent results, but consistency requires repeated
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effort.
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The habits you repeat determine the life you
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eventually will experience.
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Keep doing the things you want to do
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and you will reach that level.
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You want to become a millionaire.
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You want to become great at a skill.
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Keep doing those habits.
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Those habits will turn inside to change and
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then the outside.
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A lot of people try to change their
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outside first, but that's where they go wrong.
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You want to change the inside and then
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the outside will follow.
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Number six, routine reduces decision fatigue.
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Every decision consumes mental energy.
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Strong routines eliminate unnecessary choices so your attention
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can be focused on what truly matters.
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Number seven, discipline creates internal security.
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Discipline isn't punishment.
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It is freedom.
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When you know you'll follow through regardless of
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your emotions, you stop depending on motivation and
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you build inner confidence.
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I said before that, you know, we can
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think about discipline and we can think about
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motivation.
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And motivation is great.
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Don't get me wrong.
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You want to lose weight.
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You want to do a million things.
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Motivation is wonderful.
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But the minute your attitude changes, your mood
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changes, your motivation level just kind of goes
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down.
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Your discipline, on the other hand, is what
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can keep pumping up motivation.
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Discipline is what will help you get through
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what I like to call the rainy season.
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We all have rainy seasons, right?
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Number eight, random effort creates unstable results.
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Occasional bursts of hard work may create temporary
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progress, but they rarely create lasting success.
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Random effort produces random outcomes.
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Consistent effort produces dependable growth.
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That's important, but a lot of you will
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miss that.
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Number nine, structure builds confidence.
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Confidence grows because your structure allows you to
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continue during difficult seasons.
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Your routine keeps moving even when your emotions
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don't.
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That's the real key, guys.
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Number 10, repeat action becomes identity.
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Every action casts a vote for the person
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you are becoming.
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The more often you repeat positive behaviors, the
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more naturally those behaviors become part of your
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own identity.
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And your identity is a big ingredient to
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what helps you become successful.
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Number 11, security is built through habits.
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Your future isn't built by your intentions alone.
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It is built by your habits.
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It needs intention, but that's not everything.
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Healthy habits create healthy outcomes long before anyone
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ever notices them.
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You know, we don't do something so somebody
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can notice.
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We do something for ourselves so we can
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become better.
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If we're doing something to get other people
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to notice, well, then we already missed the
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boat.
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We want to do something so we can
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become better versions of ourselves.
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Hence, the slogan BelieveMeAchieve.com, my brand.
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When you believe, you will achieve.
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You have to believe in yourself before others
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will believe in you.
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Number 12, inconsistency creates emotional instability.
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Your standards constantly change.
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Your confidence changes with them.
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Consistency calms the emotional highs and lowers the
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inconsistency that it does create, unfortunately.
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Number 13, predictability reduces anxiety.
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When you know what comes next, your mind
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spends less energy worrying about it, uncertainty.
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But also, knowing every little step can cause
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you to be OCD, obsessive compulsive disorder.
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So, there's a margin in there, right?
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For example, I go to the dentist's office
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and they do the cleaning as they always
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do and I always have great health.
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Well, they might have changed the way they're
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doing something.
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Like, wait a minute, why are you using
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that tool now?
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I know you normally use the Cavitron.
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What are you doing with that?
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And I'll ask a question like, well, I've
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been doing this on my mouth for so
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many years so I kind of know the
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process.
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Oh, well, we were doing this because there
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was tartar on this side and this tool
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would help me.
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Okay, just want to know because that hasn't
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been something you've ever done before.
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Oh, it's nothing, just we sometimes do that.
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Okay, just wanted to know.
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What comes next?
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Your mind spends less energy worrying about uncertainty.
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Predictable routines provide emotional stability during stressful seasons.
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We all get stressful seasons.
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Players get stressful seasons.
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Lots of people get stressful seasons.
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Number 14, systems outperform motivation.
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Motivation comes and goes.
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Systems, they stay.
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So, we have to take the time to
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build the system slowly and correctly from the
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bottom up.
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Let's talk about engineering for a moment.
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Engineering a building, okay?
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You know, there are a couple of ways
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you can build property.
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I'm going to talk about down the shore
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we built our property.
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So, one way is you can build on
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spread footings.
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Not very wise if the soil is going
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to be, you know, going all different directions.
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You also can build it on bricks.
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Also not very smart if you're going to
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be by a very high water table.
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How do we build it?
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We build it on pilings.
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So, when you build on pilings, you have
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a lot more work to do because now
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you have to get a piling engineer in
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there to figure out what size the pilings
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need to be, how proportionate they need to
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be from each other, the spacing.
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And are you going to sink them down
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the ground?
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Are you going to build a house atop
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it?
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Or are you going to have some around
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that the house gets built around?
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It all depends on the structure of the
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piling engineer.
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So, when you build and you have a
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system that works, which they've been doing pilings
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for many years, they've done it in bulkheads.
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We put pilings in our pool, in a
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high water table.
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The pilings around our pool kept our pool
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secure, even with the high water tables.
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A strong system carries you on the days
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when your motivation disappears.
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The system is like your discipline, all right?
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Good way to say that.
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Number 15, repetition builds mastery.
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Nobody becomes exceptional overnight.
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If you think they do, well, you're highly
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mistaken.
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Excellence is built through thousands of ordinary repetitions
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that most people will never, ever, ever see.
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Yes.
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The things that you do behind the scenes
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that nobody ever sees builds your foundation.
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Consistency removes the doubt, okay?
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Doubt often grows when we make promises to
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ourselves that we never keep.
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So, whether it's a small promise, a big
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promise, we need to keep it.
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Every time we follow through, we replace uncertainty
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with proof and remind ourselves we're capable and
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dependable.
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You see what happens when you make a
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promise to yourself, okay?
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And you don't do it.
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You're like, you feel like, you know what?
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And it's like, all right, it was just
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that one time.
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But the next time, oh, you know what?
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I can't do it this time.
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And before you know it, oh, I can't.
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And now you made three, four, five before.
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Oh, it's just.
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And then the whole thing just goes downhill,
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right?
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So, once you break it once, right?
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It's like a diet, too, right?
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People on a diet, like, oh, I'm just
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going to have it today.
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Okay, today's fine.
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Today's your cheat day.
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Oh, I got to have it tomorrow, too.
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Before you know it, you're doing it every
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darn day.
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All right, you get my point.
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Number 17, stability is earned through behavior.
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Stability is never something that simply appears like
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out of thin air.
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It is created by the choices, okay?
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We make repeatedly.
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Every positive behavior strengthens the foundation beneath our
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lives.
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Number 18, daily discipline compounds results.
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Small disciplines may not seem significant today, but
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they grow with us in time.
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It's like interest in a bank.
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Those few cents or dollars don't mean anything
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today, but over time, they could comp into
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the thousands or millions of dollars, right?
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That's the thing that gets everybody excited, is
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that compounding interest.
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Our disciplined actions compound into extraordinary results.
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This is cool stuff, guys.
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Number 19, structure replaces chaos.
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Without structure, life becomes reactive instead of intentional.
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And when we think about intentional, to be
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intentional, we need to be proactive.
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I used the example of the fire, right?
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When there's a fire, you want to be
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proactive.
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You want to think about what you should
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do before a fire.
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Hopefully, God forbid, you never have one, but
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you want to plan for it.
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You want to have the right smoke detectors.
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Check them frequently.
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You want to make sure you have the
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right fire extinguishers.
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You want to make sure you have the
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right escape bags so you can escape easily.
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You want to make sure you know your
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escape routine.
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How do you escape the house?
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How do you exit?
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Stop, drop, and roll.
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Do you feel the doors?
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What do you do?
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Practice that, all right?
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A well-designed routine provides direction when distractions
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compete for our attention.
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It goes, oh, I don't want to practice
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this.
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A lot of schools, I know when I
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was in grammar school and high school, they
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had all these fire drills.
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And even in college, they had these fire
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drills.
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Well, in college, they had a lot of
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fire drills that really weren't drills.
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They were people on the weekends that were
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somehow getting their curtains on fire and the
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toaster and all kinds of crazy things.
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And so when you plan, I remember the
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first time this happened, I hadn't had a
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plan.
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I was a freshman.
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Actually, no, I wasn't a freshman.
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I was a sophomore.
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And I was in this complex.
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They called it Regents, which I liked.
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Regents was like an upgrade from the dorms.
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And so I got in there through the
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lottery, so I was lucky.
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And Regents didn't have air conditioning, but it
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was still very nice.
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And it was living in like more of
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a condo, right, but not a cement-walled
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dorm like many are when you come as
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a freshman.
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And so I remember being in this place.
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And I remember it was actually one Friday
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night, the fire alarm went off.
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Okay, there we go.
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It happened again.
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I find myself rushing to have to get
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dressed to get out.
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So every night, I would have my jeans
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on the chair, shoes ready right there, jacket
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right next to the door, so I could
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literally throw my jeans on, throw my coat
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on, get out, and not take 10 minutes
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to try to get dressed.
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And after I did that for a while,
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there were a couple of fire drills.
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Well, they weren't drills.
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They were real fires.
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And then it didn't happen anymore.
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But now I was proactive.
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I wasn't reactive.
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People become stressful when they have to become
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reactive because that's when the danger is, right?
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If there's an issue with a dam, right?
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Anybody can try to solve the damage when
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the dam is broke, but it becomes harder,
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right?
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When the dam hasn't broke yet, we could
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think about ways we could fix it.
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Like there's a new technology out there now
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I was recently reading about where if a
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dam breaks, it uses the water pressure to
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actually cause this structure, this plastic structure, to
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actually inflate with just the pressure of the...
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It's actually a combination.
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I think it was plastics.
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It wasn't a bag.
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It was like a plastic.
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The water pressure causes the whole thing to
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actually go the other way so it blocks
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the water.
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So it's actually pretty cool.
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Number 20, security comes from control of habits.
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We cannot control everything around us, but we
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can control many of the habits that shape
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our days.
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You know, when we let go of things,
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okay, and I would never believe this many
20:23
years ago, we gain more control.
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I don't know if you know that.
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When our habits become intentional, they create stability
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that outside circumstances cannot easily take away.
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Number 21, repetition builds trust in ourself.
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Every promise you keep to yourself strengthens your
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confidence.
20:39
Every commitment you honor reminds you that you
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can depend on yourself.
20:44
Stability is behavioral, not emotional.
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And waiting until you feel motivated often leads
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to inconsistency.
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Real stability comes from continuing to do what
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is right, regardless of how you feel.
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If you wait to say, you know what?
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I'm going to wait till I feel like
21:04
doing this.
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You're never going to feel like doing this.
21:08
You need to have the discipline to kick
21:10
your butt.
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Number 23, systems create freedom.
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Good systems remove unnecessary decisions and free your
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mind to focus on what matters most.
21:20
Freedom grows when your life is supported by
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strong systems.
21:23
So you get my message?
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Start creating some systems, guys.
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Don't, you know, jerk around.
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Create some systems now.
21:29
Take your time to build them.
21:30
Experiment with them.
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Get the ones you like, refine them, and
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keep using them over and over again.
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Number 24, routine is emotional grounding.
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Okay?
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During seasons of uncertainty, familiar routines become emotional
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anchors.
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Simple morning routine, daily exercise, or intentional planning
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remind your mind that not everything is out
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of control.
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I'll give you one of mine.
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So every morning when I get up, first
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thing I do, well, before I have breakfast,
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before I take my shower, I do about
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120 seconds worth of holding a plank and
22:07
holding my chest and everything in.
22:10
And squeezing.
22:12
And so I do that.
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And then I give an extra five seconds
22:15
to make sure I haven't rushed it.
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And then usually at night, I will do
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some lifts or I'll do some crunches.
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And then I'll also do another 120 seconds.
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That is something I have to do when
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I get up.
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I have to do in the morning.
22:28
It was, the other night, it was July
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4th.
22:33
And that was a long 4th of July
22:35
because we had July 3rd was starting.
22:37
Went to hear about the ball dropping in
22:40
Washington, D.C., which was amazing on July
22:43
3rd.
22:43
And then they did the fireworks, which was
22:45
an amazing, spectacular thing of the fireworks.
22:48
It was the largest fireworks display I've ever
22:50
seen.
22:51
It was amazing.
22:52
It was immense.
22:53
But when these things happen, I want to
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go to bed after that, right?
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So normally since it's late, I'm going to
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just brush my teeth and go to bed.
23:05
I didn't do that.
23:06
I said I've got to brush my teeth,
23:07
but then I've got to do my planks.
23:09
I've got to do my push-ups or
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my lifts.
23:12
And then do my planks and then go
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to bed.
23:15
It was after 2 or 3 o'clock
23:16
in the morning, but I had to do
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that before I went to bed.
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Intentional planning reminds your mind that it's not
23:23
right now about everything being out of control.
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You're getting control.
23:29
Number 25, repetition builds resilience.
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Every challenge you face prepares you for the
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next one.
23:36
Repeat effort teaches us that setbacks are temporary
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and growth is always possible.
23:40
We're going to see rain, right?
23:42
But the sun will come out tomorrow.
23:45
You know that song, right?
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Number 26, consistency reduces fear.
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Fear often grows when we stop taking action.
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Every step forward weakens fear and strengthens confidence.
23:58
Number 27, structure improves clarity.
24:02
When your life is structured, guess what?
24:04
Your mind suddenly becomes less cluttered.
24:07
You spend less energy deciding what to do
24:09
next and more energy doing meaningful work.
24:13
Number 28, discipline creates reliability.
24:16
People trust those who consistently follow through.
24:19
They develop good reputation.
24:21
People want to be around those people.
24:23
Discipline turns good intention into dependable actions that
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others can count on.
24:27
People want to be around others and with
24:29
others.
24:30
People you can count on, you can depend
24:31
on, right?
24:33
Call that trust.
24:35
Call that accountability.
24:36
Number 29, habit design shapes outcomes.
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Your future is being designed by the habits
24:45
you practice today.
24:47
By intentionally designing your routines, you begin designing
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your future.
24:51
You're creating discipline.
24:54
Number 30, guys, security is built one action
24:58
at a time.
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Security is not created by extraordinary achievement.
25:03
It is built through thousands of ordinary actions
25:07
repeated with purpose and consistency.
25:13
So guys, as we get ready to close
25:15
today's show in this episode, remember that security
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is not something you discover.
25:22
It's something you create.
25:24
We weren't born with security.
25:27
We build it, we create it.
25:28
Every consistent action you take today is preparing
25:32
you for the opportunities, challenges, and successes of
25:36
tomorrow.
25:37
That's the truth.
25:38
So ladies and gentlemen, my advice to you
25:40
is this, keep showing up, keep building healthy
25:43
habits, keep trusting the process even when the
25:45
results seem small or futile.
25:48
One day you're going to look back and
25:49
realize that, hey, wow, the consistency you almost
25:53
overlook became the very thing that transformed your
25:56
entire life.
25:57
I thank you ladies and gentlemen for joining
25:59
me today on Inspirations for Your Life.
26:03
I'm John C.
26:04
Morley, serial entrepreneur.
26:06
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There's lots of stuff there as well.
26:28
I think a lot of people, when they
26:30
hear the word consistency, they do it three
26:33
times like, okay, it didn't work.
26:35
You only did it three times.
26:37
Yeah, I did three times.
26:39
That's not being consistent.
26:40
Consistency is doing it until you forget the
26:42
number of times you're doing it.
26:44
We have a saying in the Roman Catholic
26:46
religion, forgive 70 times 70.
26:52
So when I tell people, how many times
26:54
did you forgive?
26:55
I only forgive people 70 times 70.
26:58
They look at me like, huh?
27:02
Yeah, what is that?
27:03
That's 4,900 times that I don't forgive
27:05
anymore.
27:08
Well, what we're trying to tell people is
27:10
that really, you keep forgiving forever.
27:14
Until next time, ladies and gentlemen, remember this
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consistency creates confidence.
27:19
Confidence creates stability.
27:21
And stability creates the freedom to become the
27:23
very best version of yourself.
27:24
And that's all we want here, isn't it?
27:26
Keep trusting your journey, ladies and gentlemen.
27:28
Keep investing in yourself every day.
27:30
And keep living a life that inspires not
27:31
only you, but everyone around you.
27:33
Stay inspired, stay consistent.
27:35
And guess what?
27:37
I'm gonna see you again on another episode
27:39
of Inspirations for Your Life.
27:42
Be sure to check out all of my
27:43
amazing, inspiring content at believemeachieved.com.
27:47
There's tech stuff there, motivational stuff.
27:50
There's a lot of interesting stuff.
27:51
Have yourself a great rest of your day
27:52
or evening.
27:53
And I'm gonna see you guys tomorrow with
27:55
a brand new episode.
27:56
Take care, everyone.
27:57
And start being consistent.
27:59
And start building some discipline now.
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