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QUEEN VISIONARY ANGELA |M.I.N.D. your Legacy: Mastering Intentional Narratives Daily · DA CREW Podcast

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Speaker 1: Home, Welcome Welcome, Welcome family to the Crew podcast where
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Speaker 1: voices are lifted, purpose is activated, truth is spoken, stories
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Speaker 1: are honored, and legacy is not just discussed.
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Speaker 6: Legacy is built. Tonight we are stepping into a powerful
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Speaker 6: conversation mind your legacy, mastering intentional narratives daily to build
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Speaker 6: a life that outlives you. So get your pens, get
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Speaker 6: your notepads, open your hearts, because tonight you are not
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Speaker 6: just here to listen. You are here to receive. Come
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Speaker 6: expecting to be educated, empowered, encouraged and equipped to stay
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Speaker 6: the course, walk in purpose, on purpose and create a
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Speaker 6: legacy that will speak long after you are gone. Tonight
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Speaker 6: we are honored to welcome a powerful panel of purpose
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Speaker 6: driven voices. First meet Trevita S. Harris, a South Carolina
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Speaker 6: based author, published, and visionary and founder of Wings of
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Speaker 6: Transformation Publishing LLC. She is a woman of faith, resilience,
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Speaker 6: and transformation, actively serving her community through women's empowerment events,
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Speaker 6: faith based intologies and platforms that remind others that their
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Speaker 6: story still has wings. We also welcome Queen Mother Doctor
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Speaker 6: chenzer A Davis Kahena, nearly known as Doctor Chen a
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Speaker 6: respected educator, cultural grea, humanitarian, and global cultural ambassador from
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Speaker 6: the US Virgin Islands. She has spent decades bridging the spiritual, historical,
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Speaker 6: and cultural connections between Caribbean and African heritage, reminding us
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Speaker 6: that legacy is rooted in identity, memory, culture, and the
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Speaker 6: sacred responsibility to carry truth forward.
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Speaker 8: And we welcome.
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Speaker 6: John Harris, also known as Beeruti Winder Mary Amman, an author,
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Speaker 6: conflict and decision strategist, speaker, mentor, and community leader.
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Speaker 9: His work focuses on transformational lennership, interpersonal growth, mennership, and
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Speaker 9: helping people make wise decisions under pressure while becoming leaders
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Speaker 9: who build, heal, Guide tonight.
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Speaker 6: Each of these voices will help us unpack what it
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Speaker 6: means to mind your legacy, to master your thoughts, live intentionally,
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Speaker 6: rewrite the narratives that shaped you, and take daily action
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Speaker 6: toward the life God has called you to build. Because
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Speaker 6: legacy is not just what we leave behind. Legacy is
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Speaker 6: what we choose every day. It is in our words,
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Speaker 6: It is in our service, It isn't our healing.
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Speaker 8: It is in our discipline.
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Speaker 6: It is in the lurves we touch, the truth we
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Speaker 6: tell and the purpose we refuse to abandon. So family,
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Speaker 6: lean in, take notes, share this broadcast tax somebody who
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Speaker 6: needs this conversation. It is tonight on The Crew Got It.
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Speaker 6: We are not just talking about legacy, we are learning
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Speaker 6: how to live it. Please help us. Welcome our special
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Speaker 6: guests of the Hour, trevetted Us, Harris, Queen Mother, Doctor Chenzerver,
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Speaker 6: Davis Kashina, and John Harris.
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Speaker 4: Well. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome.
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Speaker 10: I want to welcome all of you guys tonight to
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Speaker 10: our special episode here on The Crew Podcast. I know
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Speaker 10: y'all are not used to seeing me because I'm usually
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Speaker 10: behind the scene, but tonight I.
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Speaker 4: Am bringing you a special panel. Y'all.
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Speaker 10: We're talking about minding your legacy, the importance of creating
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Speaker 10: and leaving a legacy. I have some powerful When I
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Speaker 10: say powerful panelists tonight, I have some powerful tonight that
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Speaker 10: are gonna share. They're gonna tap in and they're gonna
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Speaker 10: share what legacy mean to them, and they're gonna give
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Speaker 10: you some tips on how you can create and leave
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Speaker 10: a legacy. So I want to thank you guys for
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Speaker 10: joining us on tonight. We have Trevida in the building.
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Speaker 10: I'm gonna bring her up and allow her to quickly
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Speaker 10: introduce herself, and I'm gonna bring them all up and
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Speaker 10: allow them to introduce themselves, because I know the introduction
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Speaker 10: that I created was not enough to truly recognize these
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Speaker 10: amazing individuals y'all. But tonight we're gonna be talking about
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Speaker 10: mastering intentional narratives and making daily choices that we create
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Speaker 10: and leaving a long lasting legacy that would live past us.
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Speaker 4: So Trevida, come on in. How you doing tonight?
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Speaker 2: I am doing well and I'm glad you asked me
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Speaker 2: to be a part of this. I had no idea
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Speaker 2: that I would be amongst some great folks tonight. You know,
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Speaker 2: I didn't even know who I was a part of this,
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Speaker 2: But just to be in the midst of greatness is
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Speaker 2: an honor and a privilege, So.
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Speaker 11: I thank you for that.
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Speaker 2: But just to give a little brief introduction of me
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Speaker 2: is I'm a small woman in height and statue, but
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Speaker 2: in spirit, I am a giant to those who know me,
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Speaker 2: simply because I don't let the short height stop me.
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Speaker 2: If you, if you get to know me, you're gonna
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Speaker 2: see that my spirit is bigger than how I stand.
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Speaker 2: And life has has given me so many challenges, but
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Speaker 2: I've overcome all of them because I lead with God,
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Speaker 2: because He orders my steps and As long as he
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Speaker 2: continues to order my steps, I'm gonna continue to walk
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Speaker 2: in the purpose in which he gives me.
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Speaker 4: Amen. Amen, Well, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome.
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Speaker 10: Next we have Queen Mother, doctor Sheen Ziera, better known
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Speaker 10: as doctor Chen.
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Speaker 11: Great, thanks everyone, as I say welcome, hotel, blessings, all
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Speaker 11: those wonderful phrases you'll hear me sometimes say by yay tay,
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Speaker 11: just saying broad greetings, It just adds a little more spice. Right,
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Speaker 11: So I am first and foremost a daughter of the
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Speaker 11: almighty Creator by a variety of names that we share. Right,
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Speaker 11: So I may say not toda, you may say yahweh,
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Speaker 11: some may say jehovah Allah old do made. We have
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Speaker 11: a number of names, and so spirit always sits like
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Speaker 11: at the heart of how I engage. I' always been
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Speaker 11: enjoying being a part of the Crew podcast. But got
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Speaker 11: to say it even in my own introduction, Sister Queen
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Speaker 11: Visionary Angela, you be coming up with it like you
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Speaker 11: just be bringing us out, like really bringing us out
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Speaker 11: and offering that foundational support that facilitates our ability to
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Speaker 11: not only talk about legacy, but to authentically build, maintain, sustain,
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Speaker 11: and when necessary tweak a bit how.
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Speaker 8: We engage with legacy.
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Speaker 11: So just some of my background will come up as
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Speaker 11: I'm talking, because I'm a mother, a grandmother, an entrepreneur,
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Speaker 11: a right tal educator, and there's a number of other things,
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Speaker 11: but for now, a mother, a grandmother, and I'm grateful
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Speaker 11: my grandchildren are calling me right now.
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Speaker 8: So this is great. This is beautiful.
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Speaker 11: Upstairs there you go.
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Speaker 8: Close.
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Speaker 4: But it's a.
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Speaker 11: Blessing to be in the company of such For me,
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Speaker 11: it's regality, royalty and greatness.
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Speaker 8: At the same time.
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Speaker 11: How about that.
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Speaker 10: Thanks well, thank you for joining us. Our next panelist
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Speaker 10: is mister John Harris a k A. I can't pronounce it.
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Speaker 5: It actually was. It's okay, that's okay. So, first of all, Angela,
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Speaker 5: thank you so much for this opportunity to engage. It's
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Speaker 5: truly an honor to be here, and you know, to
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Speaker 5: share this conversation with you the other the other panelist,
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Speaker 5: both of you sisters. I am you know obviously, I
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Speaker 5: mean I know Angela and I know the type of
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Speaker 5: folks that she rocks with, and so I'm not surprised,
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Speaker 5: but it is really good to be here and be
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Speaker 5: a part of conversation with you all. So my name
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Speaker 5: is John Harris Trevida. We got the same last name.
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Speaker 5: That is my birth name, although many people also know
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Speaker 5: me as Baruti Mereenda Mary Aman, which is a comedic
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Speaker 5: name that I was assigned by one of my mentors.
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Speaker 5: I'm an author, leadership strategist, nonprofit executive, and a former
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Speaker 5: martial Arts academy owner. So over the course of my career,
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Speaker 5: I've been blessed to serve people in public service, corporate leadership,
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Speaker 5: martial arts, nonprofit work, and now through writing and speaking.
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Speaker 5: Although all of those people came from very different walks
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Speaker 5: of life, I discovered they were wrestling with many of
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Speaker 5: the same questions. Why do I keep making the same choices?
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Speaker 5: Why do relationships break down? Why do organizations struggle? How
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Speaker 5: do we become who were capable of becoming? Those questions
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Speaker 5: eventually led me to create Mastering Your Moments, which is
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Speaker 5: a framework that helps people understand the unseen influences affecting
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Speaker 5: their choices so they can live, lead, and leave a
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Speaker 5: legacy with greater intention. Everything I do today, whether it's
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Speaker 5: through my books, speaking, leadership development, community engagement, coaching, it
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Speaker 5: doesn't matter, flows from that one mission, and that is
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Speaker 5: helping people make sense of themselves so they can live
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Speaker 5: with greater intention. So it's really an honor to be
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Speaker 5: here tonight with you all.
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Speaker 4: Amen. Amen.
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Speaker 10: So we're gonna go ahead and jump in the conversation,
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Speaker 10: and tonight we're talking about minding your legacy. I want
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Speaker 10: each one of you guys to share with the listening audience.
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Speaker 4: What does that word legacy mean to you. And I'm
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Speaker 4: going to start with doctor.
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Speaker 11: Chan ultimately, and I'm grateful to be able to I
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Speaker 11: like going first because that way, when other people start
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Speaker 11: coming and to get deeper and deeper, I'm already finished, right.
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Speaker 11: I appreciate that many respects. I would say that legacy
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Speaker 11: it has a variety of layers. So for some person's
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Speaker 11: legacy is very physical, you know, it's just what they
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Speaker 11: engage in terms of sensory activities, what they taste, what
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Speaker 11: they smell, what they feel, what they see right, what
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Speaker 11: they get able to touch. It's very physical. And for
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Speaker 11: other persons, legacy becomes very spiritual, so it becomes something
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Speaker 11: that's not necessarily tangible. It may appear and feel, or
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Speaker 11: you may be able to use some of your sensory
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Speaker 11: sets to be able to embrace legacy. But it's something
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Speaker 11: that goes beyond that which is physical, right, and then
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Speaker 11: there's another element, And as I said, there's layers. So
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Speaker 11: we're going from that which is body or physical, We're
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Speaker 11: going for that that's more spiritual or that expands the senses.
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Speaker 11: And then there's that portion that is completely what people
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Speaker 11: like to call metaphysical, but I prefer to call it
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Speaker 11: more of a of a higher order of engagement, like
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Speaker 11: a higher order of that which is sacred, because that's
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Speaker 11: where legacy becomes what you plan to do again physical,
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Speaker 11: what you are thinking and feeling you should do again,
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Speaker 11: more spiritual, and then what you actually do and continue
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Speaker 11: to do. So it's not something you're doing for the
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Speaker 11: current time. It's something that you're doing that's going to
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Speaker 11: build for the future. So when I speak of legacy,
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Speaker 11: I always connect that to afrofuturism, not not afrofuturism and
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Speaker 11: not afro futurism. Let me correct myself, but I'm speaking
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Speaker 11: of the sole part, the spirit part, the consciousness part,
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Speaker 11: as well as the physical of how you move in
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Speaker 11: the future. How do you go from what my parents
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Speaker 11: taught me, what my grandparents taught me into what I
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Speaker 11: know and have integrated from my legacy of family, and
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Speaker 11: then how do I move that forward? How do I
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Speaker 11: maintain that and strengthen that so that my children and
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Speaker 11: my children's children and their children and their children's children
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Speaker 11: are able to continue this for more than a five
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Speaker 11: year old, actually for generation upon generations. And we do
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Speaker 11: that through a lens at least in the work that
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Speaker 11: I do. We call it chats for life, and it's culture, healing, arts,
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Speaker 11: technology and spirituality that facilitate through life, life, inspiration, freedom,
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Speaker 11: and edification so that you're able to do these things
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Speaker 11: on a day to day basis. Yes, but then you're
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Speaker 11: always looking at not just for the moment, but how
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Speaker 11: do you move this for the next year, the next
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Speaker 11: the next score, the next century. How do you keep
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Speaker 11: a foundation that will maintain, sustain, and replicate always with
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Speaker 11: the best outcomes. We're always gonna say that with the
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Speaker 11: best outcomes, it with sacred intention.
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Speaker 8: So for me, legacy encompasses that.
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Speaker 10: All right, all right, all right, I told you all,
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Speaker 10: y'all better get your pen in your notepad so you
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Speaker 10: can jot down these nuggets. Y'all gonna need to have
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Speaker 10: your notepad and your pin so you can drop so
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Speaker 10: you can get these nuggets because I tell you they
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Speaker 10: gonna be dropping them tonight. Mister John, since you're in
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Speaker 10: the middle of these beautiful queens, I want you to
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Speaker 10: go next.
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Speaker 5: Absolutely, It'll be my pleasure. And you're right, because I'm
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Speaker 5: taking notes as I listen. If I hear something that
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Speaker 5: truly resonates with me, as I just did, I'm making
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Speaker 5: notes for myself as well. So what does legacy mean
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Speaker 5: to me? When I saw the theme for today's conversation,
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Speaker 5: Angela m I n D mind your Legacy, one of
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Speaker 5: the things that immediately resonated with me was the phrase
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Speaker 5: one thought, one choice, one story, one day at a time,
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Speaker 5: which is actually very close to how I've come to
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Speaker 5: understand legacy through my own work. So let me say
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Speaker 5: that what I don't necessarily entirely believe legacy is first,
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Speaker 5: is that it's something we leave behind at the end
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Speaker 5: of our lives. Interestingly enough, and as I sat here
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Speaker 5: and I was listening to my sister speak, it got
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Speaker 5: me thinking even more about legacy. And I realized in
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Speaker 5: something that she said that we are actually living legacy,
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Speaker 5: which means that which makes legacy present day and in
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Speaker 5: real time. So it's not so much about It's not
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Speaker 5: just about what happens when we're gone.
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Speaker 4: We're living it.
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Speaker 5: You know, I believe legacy is something we build every day.
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Speaker 5: You know, it begins with a thought, That thought influences
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Speaker 5: a choice, That choice becomes a part of our story,
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Speaker 5: and then guess what, over time, those stories become our legacy.
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Speaker 5: That's why my work focuses so much on moments, because
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Speaker 5: use every day presents us with moments that invite us
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Speaker 5: to make a choice. Those choices shape our relationships, our leadership,
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Speaker 5: our families, and ultimately the impact that we make and
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Speaker 5: then yes, consequently leave on others and even mark others
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Speaker 5: with while we're here. So when people ask me what
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Speaker 5: legacy means, my answer is pretty simple. Legacy is the
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Speaker 5: cumulative result of intentional choices made moment by moment and
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Speaker 5: day by day.
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Speaker 10: Awesome, And see you, you was tapping into my next
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Speaker 10: question that I was gonna ask. It really applies to
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Speaker 10: what I was gonna ask. But I'm gonna go ahead
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Speaker 10: and let Trevida answer this question and then going to
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Speaker 10: jump into the next question.
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Speaker 2: Well, what I was gonna say is basically sums up
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Speaker 2: what both of them have already said.
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Speaker 4: Is that for me?
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Speaker 2: I never really thought about legacy as far as what
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Speaker 2: we passed down to the next generation, because you tend
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Speaker 2: to think of traditions. We have these traditions that we
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Speaker 2: pass on to the next generation, and most of the
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Speaker 2: time it's just a recipe. It's just the way that
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Speaker 2: we did things, and so on and so forth. And
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Speaker 2: when I had my stroke in two thousand and nine,
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Speaker 2: and it was one of those things, I'm a thirty
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Speaker 2: year old woman three small children. What do I have
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Speaker 2: to be able to leave my children with something? Is
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Speaker 2: there something that they'll be able to remember me for
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Speaker 2: teaching them? And so I begin to think of different
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Speaker 2: things that I had poured into them. And as they
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Speaker 2: begin to get older, they started to give words of
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Speaker 2: wisdom that I had given to them, and they were
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Speaker 2: putting it back on me. And I was like, Okay,
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Speaker 2: I said this stuff when you were seven years old,
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Speaker 2: and you're giving it back to me in ways that
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Speaker 2: I did not even think you were number one listening
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Speaker 2: to You're giving it back to me in a way
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Speaker 2: that I can use it now, in a way that
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Speaker 2: helps me in a way. So it's building in ways
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Speaker 2: that comes full circle. So it's like legacy is truly
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Speaker 2: living day to day and taking what was once an
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Speaker 2: old tradition comes into the.
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Speaker 4: New age, and then being.
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Speaker 2: Modernized for the future. So that's what legacy means to me.
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Speaker 10: So for me, as I began to think about legacy,
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Speaker 10: I thought about the things that I'm doing now that
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Speaker 10: will outlive me, that people will be able to remember,
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Speaker 10: like Charda, you know, things that people can take and
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Speaker 10: apply to their lives that you know I've had some
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Speaker 10: part in, you know, those things that people will remember
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Speaker 10: when I'm not here in the flesh. So the next question, well,
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Speaker 10: it is why is it important to understand that legacy
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Speaker 10: is not just what we leave behind but what we
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Speaker 10: feel daily. And as mister John was saying, you know
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Speaker 10: every day, my thing is when when I lay down,
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Speaker 10: I want to be empty. I want to have utilized
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Speaker 10: these gifts and talents that has been placed within me
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Speaker 10: to touch somebody, to impact somebody, you know, to to
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Speaker 10: to make a difference in someone. I feel like if
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Speaker 10: we are impacting someone's life, then we are creating a
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Speaker 10: living legacy. They can see that legacy as we are living.
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Speaker 10: So with that being said, what role the self awareness
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Speaker 10: play in creating a life of lasting impact to you guys.
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Speaker 10: And I'm going to start with mister John, what role
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Speaker 10: the self awareness play in creating a life of lasting impact?
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Speaker 5: Wow? Boom is what I'm going to say first, because
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Speaker 5: that is a powerful question self awareness. And this is
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Speaker 5: why this is so crucial. Right, we have a tendency
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Speaker 5: to not appreciate our individuality. Right, we all know that
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Speaker 5: biologically no two people are the same. I mean, it's
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Speaker 5: just a fact. You know. We may grow up in
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Speaker 5: certain environments and so they'll be commonalities between us because
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Speaker 5: of that, you know, whether we're raised in this country,
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Speaker 5: other countries, whether we were raised under specific types of
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Speaker 5: socioeconomic conditions, whatever our racial backgrounds may be. So within that,
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Speaker 5: we do get some groupings that come from it, But
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Speaker 5: we are individuals. The more self aware I am, the
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Speaker 5: more willing I am to quote unquote do the work
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Speaker 5: to understanding who I am as an individual. Why do
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Speaker 5: I make the choices that I make? Why have I
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Speaker 5: made the choices that I've made? You know, what's really
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Speaker 5: important to me? What am I really passionate about? You know?
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Speaker 5: And not focus on having my answers aligned with what
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Speaker 5: everybody else says, but really become self aware? Who is
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Speaker 5: John Harris? The more self aware I am, it actually
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Speaker 5: puts me in a better position to impact those that
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Speaker 5: I come in contact with. Why because they are receiving
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Speaker 5: the very best, the most unique version of John that
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Speaker 5: they could possibly get. If I am not self aware,
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Speaker 5: if I am pursuing an image or an idea of
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Speaker 5: who I'm supposed to be based on real variables, then
26:54
Speaker 5: not only am I cheating myself out of the beauty
26:57
Speaker 5: that comes from being fully self aware, but the worst
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Speaker 5: world Trevida Queen Angela, doctor Chenzi. If I mispronounce it
27:10
Speaker 5: anam my sister, I apologize. If I am not operating
27:14
Speaker 5: in that self awareness, then they and others don't get
27:18
Speaker 5: the benefit of it. My wife doesn't get the benefit
27:21
Speaker 5: of the best of me. My children don't get the
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Speaker 5: best of the benefit of me. Self awareness becomes the
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Speaker 5: foundation for me building a legacy that will I'll see
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Speaker 5: it while I'm alive, and then it'll be here when
27:35
Speaker 5: I'm gone.
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Speaker 4: Powerful, powerful doctor Chin, what's your take? What's your take
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Speaker 4: on that?
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Speaker 8: See?
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Speaker 11: Self awareness is a very like more of a newgal
27:55
Speaker 11: Reach kind of cliche framework, at least from me because
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Speaker 11: in our tradition, and I would like to be real clear,
28:04
Speaker 11: and when I speak of the our tradition, we know
28:09
Speaker 11: a phrase call I am that I am right, and
28:14
Speaker 11: we say that in different languages. And so, once you're
28:20
Speaker 11: comfortable in the skin that you're in, in the spirit
28:25
Speaker 11: that you carry and the responsibility that comes with that
28:31
Speaker 11: spirit that you carry in this body frame, and you
28:36
Speaker 11: have a relationship with energy that is greater than you,
28:39
Speaker 11: and let me rephrase that energy that is illuminating through
28:44
Speaker 11: you that you get to be blessed and anointed with,
28:47
Speaker 11: then self awareness in that physical frame becomes, you know,
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Speaker 11: just kind of surface. It becomes an opportunity for us
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Speaker 11: to speak of knowing yourself for the greatest and highest
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Speaker 11: good loving, and we need to be real clear that
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Speaker 11: cultural cultivated, nurturing kind of love.
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Speaker 8: What is the other term that I hear in biblical.
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Speaker 11: Agape, love that is deeper than just like lust love,
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Speaker 11: you know, and where you can actually honor your individual self. Yes,
29:27
Speaker 11: but you're seeing your individual self with family, with community,
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Speaker 11: with nation, with society, with civilization, with humanity. Like that's
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Speaker 11: the type of awareness that when I hear that question,
29:45
Speaker 11: when I'm hearing and I'm also anchoring off or veggie
29:49
Speaker 11: backing off of what brother Beruti when the many Amen
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Speaker 11: is saying right, because it's coming from a spase of
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Speaker 11: knowing a space, not just a belief, but actually knowing
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Speaker 11: and being comfortable and honoring and respecting that ancestral legacy. Yes,
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Speaker 11: through the lens of that which is greater than your
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Speaker 11: physical self, so that you can draw on millennia upon
30:23
Speaker 11: millennia of strength. You can draw on illuminated energy that
30:29
Speaker 11: some persons refer to as the christed One or Jesus right,
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Speaker 11: that we may call Haru, that some people will call yes,
30:37
Speaker 11: sure right, because that's.
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Speaker 8: How self awareness comes.
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Speaker 11: So that you can see the oneness, you can stay
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Speaker 11: in the balance, you can strengthen your self even in
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Speaker 11: times of challenge, because this earthplane, the adversary, is quite thorough.
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Speaker 8: In terms of sharing with our balance in face with.
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Speaker 11: Our ability to maintain truth, justice, order, reciprocity, balance, divine righteousness,
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Speaker 11: and harmony. I gotta say all of that, to use
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Speaker 11: an old term, ancestral term, call my aut It's a principle,
31:16
Speaker 11: not just a feather wearing woman, but a principle that
31:20
Speaker 11: allows for us to authentically maintain, sustain, strengthen, and of
31:26
Speaker 11: course sometimes you.
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Speaker 8: Might come off your throne for a moment.
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Speaker 11: But you just straight straighten up and coming forward through
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Speaker 11: that authentic as you refer to with self awareness that
31:38
Speaker 11: I that I'll refer to as an ability to take
31:42
Speaker 11: your ancestral sacred traditions and bring them into life like now,
31:48
Speaker 11: through knowing yourself and being the I am that I am.
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Speaker 10: All right, all right, I'm telling y'all. I hope you
31:57
Speaker 10: got your pans. Hope you taking notes help you apply.
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Speaker 2: Trevita, Well, it comes down to basically this. When you
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Speaker 2: know who you are and know whose you are, meaning,
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Speaker 2: when you know that you are the child of God himself,
32:15
Speaker 2: then everything falls in alignment because you're not answering to
32:19
Speaker 2: anything or any one other than the name that God
32:22
Speaker 2: has truly given you, and you walk in that purpose
32:26
Speaker 2: and everything that you stand for and everything that you do.
32:29
Speaker 2: So when you are no longer confined to what society
32:35
Speaker 2: thinks that you're supposed to conform to, you only answer
32:39
Speaker 2: to what you've been called to do. So you are
32:42
Speaker 2: self aware and you walk in the divine purpose of
32:45
Speaker 2: who you've been created to be, and nothing can deteriorate
32:49
Speaker 2: you from that, You're going to walk in purpose and
32:52
Speaker 2: you're always going to be who you've been destined to be.
32:56
Speaker 4: Always powerful nuggets tonight. And as we continue this conversation.
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Speaker 10: I know a lot of us we look at legacy
33:10
Speaker 10: and we have thought that legacy is something that is
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Speaker 10: passed down, things that we are supposed to keep.
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Speaker 4: Going from generation to generation.
33:22
Speaker 10: So as we think about legacy, what is one belief
33:29
Speaker 10: about legacy that you had to unlearn or redefine on
33:35
Speaker 10: your journey. So for me, understanding that I had the
33:44
Speaker 10: power to create and leave a legacy that I could
33:52
Speaker 10: kind of dictate, transform, manifest those things that I know
34:03
Speaker 10: that I have been called to do, and that we
34:06
Speaker 10: had the power to manifest.
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Speaker 4: Those things in our life.
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Speaker 10: And I stand on Proverbs twenty one, and is it
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Speaker 10: twenty one, no, twenty and eighteen, whichever one. I know
34:22
Speaker 10: it's over there. I ain't no Bible scholar, but I
34:24
Speaker 10: know it's over there. And I know it says that
34:26
Speaker 10: we have the power of life and death in our
34:29
Speaker 10: tongue and that we can speak it. And I know
34:31
Speaker 10: that's over there in Proverbs. So don't charge it to
34:34
Speaker 10: my heart, charge it to my mind, but I know
34:36
Speaker 10: it's over there. And not only that, if we go
34:39
Speaker 10: on and over to Jeremiah, he said that he declared
34:42
Speaker 10: that he had a plan for us, and it was
34:44
Speaker 10: to prosper us, not to harm us, for us to
34:46
Speaker 10: have hope in the future. So I stand on those words,
34:50
Speaker 10: and I know that no matter what it looked like
34:52
Speaker 10: sometimes in the natural, and no matter what comes at me,
34:56
Speaker 10: that I can walk into those things because that has
34:59
Speaker 10: been and I believe that, and I believe that it has.
35:04
Speaker 4: To come to pass.
35:05
Speaker 10: So I have to utilize the gifts and talents that's
35:08
Speaker 10: been placed within me so that I can help those
35:11
Speaker 10: things manifest in my life. But again, you have to
35:14
Speaker 10: believe in yourself, and you have to have that that
35:17
Speaker 10: willingness and that determination and drive to speak those things
35:21
Speaker 10: over your life and to believe those things, because when
35:23
Speaker 10: you can see those things and visualize those things, they
35:26
Speaker 10: will come to pass. They will come to pass. That
35:31
Speaker 10: It's like in Rebekah, you got to write the vision
35:33
Speaker 10: to make it plain. Sometimes you got to do your
35:36
Speaker 10: vision bred put it up on the wall and look
35:38
Speaker 10: at it so it can manifest in your life. So
35:41
Speaker 10: with that being said, we're gonna start with you, Trevida.
35:46
Speaker 10: What is the one belief that you had to unlearn
35:50
Speaker 10: or redefine about legacy.
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Speaker 2: The one thing that I had to redefine was that
35:58
Speaker 2: most of the time, anytime I suppoke to anybody about legacy,
36:02
Speaker 2: it always was formed around money. And I had to
36:08
Speaker 2: understand that it was not always about money. If you
36:14
Speaker 2: could not leave a legacy if you didn't have this money,
36:17
Speaker 2: and I was like that, that's very shallow, you know,
36:22
Speaker 2: because you can't take the money with you anyway. So
36:27
Speaker 2: if that's all you can leave behind, you never had
36:31
Speaker 2: anything to leave your family with anyway, because if they
36:34
Speaker 2: blow it after you gone in twenty days, you never
36:38
Speaker 2: left them with nothing of value, nothing that they could
36:42
Speaker 2: really use for an extended period of time. You left
36:48
Speaker 2: them currency that is nothing that they can do for longevity.
36:55
Speaker 2: And I had to redefine that because it was like this,
36:58
Speaker 2: it means nothing.
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Speaker 4: Yes, we need.
37:01
Speaker 2: Money to survive day to day, however, but it's not
37:06
Speaker 2: the only thing that we need to live. And once
37:11
Speaker 2: I realized that, I was like, stop talking to me,
37:13
Speaker 2: because it's not you not talking about nothing. You ain't
37:16
Speaker 2: saying nothing. You talking about this money value over here,
37:20
Speaker 2: I can go make ten thousand dollars to day, And
37:22
Speaker 2: if I go over here, I can blow ten thousand
37:26
Speaker 2: dollars a day and the same day I made it
37:28
Speaker 2: the same day as gone. But if I ain't got
37:31
Speaker 2: nothing that I said to somebody that changes their life
37:34
Speaker 2: to where they can continuously build on something, then that's
37:38
Speaker 2: what I want to be able to do. But if
37:40
Speaker 2: I'm just teaching them nothing and they not taking nothing
37:44
Speaker 2: from what I'm giving them, then I ain't doing nothing
37:47
Speaker 2: but wasting their time and mine as well. So I
37:50
Speaker 2: want to be able to leave something of value that
37:53
Speaker 2: they can extend in other areas, in other ways and
37:57
Speaker 2: skills and things of that nature, not just something that
38:01
Speaker 2: they can say, hey, my mama gave me this right here,
38:04
Speaker 2: and I hope you can use it. But if I
38:08
Speaker 2: can't teach you nothing or give you something that you
38:11
Speaker 2: can take and give this word of advice to somebody else, say, hey,
38:15
Speaker 2: my mama taught me this one little thing, and you
38:18
Speaker 2: teach it to somebody else and it keeps growing and
38:21
Speaker 2: growing and growing.
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Speaker 4: Then that is what that legacy that I have been.
38:26
Speaker 2: Able to instill in a plant, just in the dirt
38:29
Speaker 2: that's grown up and given to somebody else, and it
38:33
Speaker 2: continues to blossom and grow in more than one way.
38:36
Speaker 2: So I had to redefine that money is not the
38:39
Speaker 2: only thing that I can leave behind, right.
38:43
Speaker 10: Because society has a society has you know, have a
38:47
Speaker 10: lot of us thinking that it's the material things that
38:50
Speaker 10: it's legacy that we're leaving behind, but it's not. It's
38:56
Speaker 10: more than the material things. It's more than the houses,
39:01
Speaker 10: the cars, the money, like you said, but it's things
39:07
Speaker 10: that will be able to carry on that they will
39:11
Speaker 10: be able to share if you teach them how to
39:14
Speaker 10: do something that will help create the money, you know, Yeah,
39:18
Speaker 10: that's a skill that they have now that they can
39:21
Speaker 10: be able to, you know, show somebody else and they'll
39:23
Speaker 10: be able to pass that on down and then the
39:26
Speaker 10: money won't never be an option. That'll always be something
39:29
Speaker 10: second out. But you have, you know, and put in them. So,
39:34
Speaker 10: doctor Chen, well, what is one belief that maybe you
39:39
Speaker 10: had to redefine or unlearned concerning legacy in your on
39:45
Speaker 10: your journey.
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Speaker 11: There were several, So I'm gonna hone in on the
39:52
Speaker 11: one that I have actually established some degree of growth
39:59
Speaker 11: in and it was knowing that I needed to be
40:02
Speaker 11: patient and understanding of the legacy that I thought I
40:10
Speaker 11: needed to leave versus the legacy that the Almighty had
40:15
Speaker 11: destined for me to leave.
40:16
Speaker 8: You because there were things.
40:18
Speaker 11: You know, the human mind is powerful, and it's so
40:22
Speaker 11: powerful that it can literally use its power to our detriment,
40:28
Speaker 11: and there are things that I thought were really important
40:32
Speaker 11: in maintaining and leaving a legacy that just as my
40:37
Speaker 11: sister Queen Ure shared, it was about the capitalist green dollar,
40:43
Speaker 11: right that it had to have this amount to do
40:47
Speaker 11: this and to leave this trust and to leave this
40:51
Speaker 11: and you know, for my children, my family and future generations,
40:55
Speaker 11: and I had to undo that dependency on that the
41:03
Speaker 11: the extractive part of capitalism. I want to make sure
41:06
Speaker 11: I highlight that. Where I felt that I had to
41:08
Speaker 11: extract and extract and extract and extract and extract and
41:11
Speaker 11: keep more, it almost made you move into a space
41:14
Speaker 11: of avarice, of greed. Right, I had to shift from
41:18
Speaker 11: that and move in a stronger direction where it was
41:23
Speaker 11: more on the service that I was maintaining, the humanitarian
41:29
Speaker 11: efforts that I was engaged in, the number of women
41:34
Speaker 11: that I was able to help have natural birth, the
41:38
Speaker 11: number of families that I was able to keep away
41:41
Speaker 11: from ways of life that were very destructive, and even
41:45
Speaker 11: though it may not have given the type of financial
41:50
Speaker 11: rewards that I felt were essential, at that my previous
41:54
Speaker 11: thought process. I had to completely shift not just my mindset,
41:59
Speaker 11: but my whole essens, my whole view of how I
42:03
Speaker 11: looked at systems and system change and consciousness and definitely spirituality,
42:11
Speaker 11: shifting from man made religiosity. I want to highlight that
42:17
Speaker 11: that was the one that I had to undo so
42:20
Speaker 11: that that way I can sit personally and persons know
42:23
Speaker 11: that I can go into any space where people are
42:26
Speaker 11: practicing various religions and as long as the core is
42:31
Speaker 11: on the spiritual attunement with the legacy that honors the almighty.
42:36
Speaker 8: I'm perfect. I'm good, I keep my eyes.
42:40
Speaker 11: However, it took me a while to be able to
42:43
Speaker 11: be comfortable enough to present that and live and like
42:48
Speaker 11: live in that and be comfortable in that, because how
42:52
Speaker 11: I saw legacy more connected to you know, an inheritance,
42:58
Speaker 11: a trust, and other types of very extractive elements. And
43:03
Speaker 11: I use that term extractive in front of capitalism because
43:06
Speaker 11: I recognize I'm not saying don't have money, I'm i
43:10
Speaker 11: saying don't have wealth. And I'm not saying don't thought
43:13
Speaker 11: maintain prosperity, but I'm saying that when we get into
43:17
Speaker 11: that extractive view that the legacy is measurable by whether
43:21
Speaker 11: it's a dollar sign, an EU sign, a yen.
43:24
Speaker 8: Or whatever, or gold or whatever. That that I had
43:27
Speaker 8: to undo that, and it took.
43:30
Speaker 11: It took a moment, and I have to thank my
43:34
Speaker 11: my my elders as well as my children and those
43:39
Speaker 11: that came in my pathway to help me to embrace
43:44
Speaker 11: that and to love that and to know that and
43:48
Speaker 11: live that more so live that. So there, you know,
43:52
Speaker 11: you ask some really interesting questions. I have to make
43:55
Speaker 11: sure I ask for those questions in advance. Whoop, It's
44:00
Speaker 11: like a toastmaster's table topics.
44:03
Speaker 8: Okay.
44:04
Speaker 10: And and and the funny part about it is we're
44:08
Speaker 10: not even diving into all of what I had planned
44:12
Speaker 10: for us tonight.
44:13
Speaker 4: So guess what we're gonna have to.
44:17
Speaker 10: Yes, we're gonna have to do this again. We're gonna
44:20
Speaker 10: have to do it again because we're just we're just
44:23
Speaker 10: touching the waters. We hadn't even dive into the mind part.
44:28
Speaker 10: We just touching the water. So just know that we're
44:31
Speaker 10: gonna have another one. It's gonna be another one, So
44:34
Speaker 10: be prepared to come back next month, the second Thursday
44:38
Speaker 10: of the month. So go ahead and market on your calendars.
44:41
Speaker 10: Go ahead and market on But mister Burney, if you
44:50
Speaker 10: would we were sharing a belief of our legacy that
44:56
Speaker 10: we had to unlearn or redefine, if you would chime
45:01
Speaker 10: in on that and share.
45:03
Speaker 5: It with absolutely So gosh, there are so many, But
45:08
Speaker 5: I'm gonna tell you what stands out to me. My
45:11
Speaker 5: signature quote is change is inevitable, but transformation occurs when
45:19
Speaker 5: we address the conflicts affecting our choices. Initially that quote
45:27
Speaker 5: was change happens when we address the conflict affecting our choices.
45:35
Speaker 11: And.
45:37
Speaker 5: Something about it didn't quote unquote sit fully write with me.
45:42
Speaker 5: And it was really when I was writing, during the
45:45
Speaker 5: time that I was writing my first book. And one day,
45:51
Speaker 5: and you know, anything I write, I have taken put
45:54
Speaker 5: myself into the lab on it, right, because that's all
45:59
Speaker 5: part of my just person, the personal self awareness. I'm
46:02
Speaker 5: not going to ask anybody to consider a concept or
46:05
Speaker 5: a truth or a premise if I have not done
46:09
Speaker 5: the work on myself. So one day I was sitting
46:13
Speaker 5: and you know, so I'm going through this process. One day,
46:15
Speaker 5: I was sitting and one of my favorite artists came on.
46:22
Speaker 5: It's Alita Adams. My wife and I actually was the
46:28
Speaker 5: first concert that we went to. We went to see
46:30
Speaker 5: Alita Adams. This was many years ago, but that's kind
46:33
Speaker 5: of beside the point right now. But she was singing
46:36
Speaker 5: a song everything Must Change, and for the first time
46:45
Speaker 5: in all the years that I had heard that song
46:48
Speaker 5: by so many different artists, it resonated with me that
46:53
Speaker 5: what I was suggesting about change was really surfacing level
47:01
Speaker 5: run of the mill, the norm. Everything changes, everything does.
47:09
Speaker 5: It just happens. And so for my own life, if
47:14
Speaker 5: I was going to see my own life reflect the
47:20
Speaker 5: continuity that I are, the consistency that I expected to see,
47:27
Speaker 5: then I did not. It was not just a matter
47:29
Speaker 5: of changing that needed to happen. I had to transform
47:34
Speaker 5: right now. We talk about scripture. On one of my
47:37
Speaker 5: absolute favorite Bible verses, Romans, Chapter twelve, verse two, it says,
47:44
Speaker 5: and be not conformed to this world, but be transformed
47:47
Speaker 5: by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove
47:49
Speaker 5: what is the good and acceptable and perfect will of God.
47:53
Speaker 5: What I realized personally, was that if I was expecting
48:01
Speaker 5: something different from my life, if my life was going
48:04
Speaker 5: to amount to legacy you know, today, tomorrow, and into
48:10
Speaker 5: the future, then I was going to have to transform
48:14
Speaker 5: the way I process, and that required me being willing
48:19
Speaker 5: to take that deeper look at those forces, those unspoken
48:24
Speaker 5: forces in many cases that affect the choices that I make,
48:29
Speaker 5: because without doing that, it really doesn't matter what my
48:34
Speaker 5: intentions are.
48:35
Speaker 6: Right.
48:36
Speaker 5: I can have the absolute best of intentions. I can
48:38
Speaker 5: have a desire to create and build a lasting legacy
48:43
Speaker 5: that will last for generations beyond me. But if I've
48:46
Speaker 5: not done what's required within my own life to be
48:53
Speaker 5: in a space where I would have that type of impact,
48:56
Speaker 5: then it just wouldn't happen. So for me, it was
49:00
Speaker 5: understanding that transformation is the is the is the larger desire.
49:07
Speaker 5: Change is inevitable, but transformation when we When I changed
49:12
Speaker 5: the way I think, then my choices change. Everything lines
49:17
Speaker 5: up to what it is that I say that I
49:19
Speaker 5: want for myself. That was my and that happened as
49:24
Speaker 5: I was really writing that first book. You know, the
49:26
Speaker 5: book started teaching me as I was writing it, and
49:29
Speaker 5: I had to redo some things, et cetera, et cetera,
49:32
Speaker 5: But transformation is what it's really all about.
49:38
Speaker 10: Wow, y'all have dropped some powerful nuggets tonight, and like
49:43
Speaker 10: I said, we definitely will have to come back second
49:47
Speaker 10: Thursday and all this, So y'all go ahead and market
49:51
Speaker 10: calendars put it, put it down, and we will be
49:54
Speaker 10: back here. But as we prepare to close out for tonight,
50:00
Speaker 10: I want each of my special guests to recap. We're
50:07
Speaker 10: gonna share our final thoughts, and of course I want
50:10
Speaker 10: you guys to share how individuals can follow you, support
50:15
Speaker 10: the things that you're doing on your platforms, how they
50:18
Speaker 10: can connect with you, because I'm telling you they can't
50:23
Speaker 10: miss out on some amazing nuggets.
50:27
Speaker 4: They definitely need to connect.
50:28
Speaker 10: So we're gonna start with Trevida, if you would share
50:33
Speaker 10: your final thoughts for tonight and how we can connect
50:37
Speaker 10: with you.
50:40
Speaker 2: Okay, my final thoughts on tonight is that everybody has
50:45
Speaker 2: some very very powerful things to say. And if you
50:50
Speaker 2: did not take your notes, I don't know why because
50:55
Speaker 2: you needed it and I got my notes over here,
50:58
Speaker 2: like it's basically recorded, so I can go back and
51:02
Speaker 2: write my stuff down. So that's just how I do
51:05
Speaker 2: my notes, but anyway, you can find me on Facebook
51:10
Speaker 2: Trevina Harris. Right now, I am looking for contributing authors.
51:15
Speaker 2: I am doing an anthology right now. So and the
51:19
Speaker 2: title of this anthology is titled The Faith After the Fall,
51:23
Speaker 2: and it is everybody's just given their testimony about how
51:29
Speaker 2: the Fall did not in what they had going on
51:33
Speaker 2: in life. God is the one who's finished just the work,
51:37
Speaker 2: and so if you want to be a part of that,
51:40
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51:44
Speaker 2: Trevida Harris are through Wings of Transformation publishing on Facebook
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Speaker 2: as well. I would love to have you a part
51:51
Speaker 2: of this anthology with me. This is my first time
51:54
Speaker 2: ever doing something. I'm being obedient to what God has
51:57
Speaker 2: told me to do and he said this is what
52:01
Speaker 2: I needed to do, So y'all, I'm always gonna be
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Speaker 2: obedient to what he tells me to do. My tagline
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Speaker 2: for my podcast, Believe in the Journey is stay out
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Speaker 2: of God's business. The only thing he needs you to
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Speaker 2: do is be obedient to what he's called you to do.
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Speaker 2: So if I can't be obedient, be obedient to what
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Speaker 2: He's calling me to do, I'm not trying to get
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Speaker 2: no whooping, so and God's whooping is a total different thing,
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Speaker 2: and I ain't trying to do that. So if you
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Speaker 2: know what that looks like, you know you don't want
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Speaker 2: to be on the receiving end of when you get
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Speaker 2: in this trouble by God.
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Speaker 11: So but that's all I got to say.
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Speaker 10: All right, all right, now, she is one of the
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Speaker 10: amazing hosts here on the Crew podcast, Doctor Chen, If
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Speaker 10: you would share your final thoughts and how we can
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Speaker 10: connect with.
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Speaker 11: You, well, first and foremost, I'd like to definitely give
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Speaker 11: thanks and praise for having an opportunity to share. I
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Speaker 11: consider this like breaking bread. We just didn't drink any
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Speaker 11: beverage together or lethal aside, and I think it's important
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Speaker 11: that person's recognized. As I said before, and I'll keep
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Speaker 11: reiterating it. When I say chats for life, I'm speaking
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Speaker 11: truth as power, not to power, but truth is power, right,
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Speaker 11: And this is an opportunity when we speak of legacy,
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Speaker 11: to live the legacy and bring some actionable deliverables to
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Speaker 11: the legacy, and to infuse yourself with the culture, the healing,
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Speaker 11: the aren't the technology and the spirituality that support life
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Speaker 11: to the best of your ability, and when you find
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Speaker 11: yourself needing some guidance or falling off your throne. And
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Speaker 11: when I say off your throne, I'm saying off that
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Speaker 11: seat that keeps you balanced, that seat that keeps you harmonious,
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Speaker 11: that seat it keeps you powerful, that seat that keeps
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Speaker 11: you with humility, because you cannot have power without humility. YEP,
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Speaker 11: I encourage you reach out. It's not only the therapist.
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Speaker 11: It's gonna be those that restore life that surround you.
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Speaker 8: It's going to be through that.
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Speaker 11: Spiritual relationship, that meditative prayer, that chant, that hasty, those
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Speaker 11: words with power, words with praise that will keep you
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Speaker 11: grounded to the best of your ability, of course, because
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Speaker 11: you do need support, right So the way that you
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Speaker 11: can link with me, and it's powerful to be talking
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Speaker 11: of mind your legacy, because you could have just said
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Speaker 11: mind your business, but you said mind your legacy, so
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Speaker 11: that you do not just think of it in past
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Speaker 11: tense and not only in future tents, but that you
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Speaker 11: vibrate on present. As each of the panelists and our
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Speaker 11: illustrious hosts has shared with us tonight, I have the
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Speaker 11: opportunity unity to have a podcast on the Crew podcast
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Speaker 11: which is called ost Speaks, building a new legacy, which
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Speaker 11: we get an opportunity to share on a variety of
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Speaker 11: human civilization development.
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Speaker 8: And some funny stuff here and there.
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Speaker 11: We try to add some humor so that we can
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Speaker 11: handle the challenges that we are maintaining and sustaining and
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Speaker 11: enduring in this life. And it's usually the first and
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Speaker 11: third Thursday, eight o'clock Eastern Standard time.
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Speaker 8: You can reach me at OST Speaks A S. T. S.
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Speaker 8: P E A K. S at gmail dot com.
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Speaker 11: You can look for US Speaks on YouTube as well
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Speaker 11: as Facebook. You can look for ten zero. Just look
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Speaker 11: for the ten zero part first and then you'll find me.
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Speaker 11: You'll see my face and usually the white head tie.
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Speaker 11: I try to keep it so you can find me.
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Speaker 11: If all else else, just go to the Crew podcast
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Speaker 11: and Queen Visionary Angela will find me for you.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 11: So, I'm really grateful to be able to have this
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Speaker 11: type of a discussion. I like to look at it
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Speaker 11: as a life conversation, so I've shifted that to unc
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Speaker 11: coversation so that we can actually talk about life and
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Speaker 11: build one another, because it's the same as minding your legacy.
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Speaker 8: So I'm grateful.
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Speaker 11: Thank you again for a wonderful opportunity to share.
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Speaker 8: I look forward.
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Speaker 11: So then you said the next time in the month
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Speaker 11: of August. Yeah, it's going to be powerful, and it's
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Speaker 11: an honor to being a presence of Beach and every
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Speaker 11: one of them A man, mister.
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Speaker 5: Yes, So I got to start by first of all,
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Speaker 5: really saying thank you to Queen Angela. She and I
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Speaker 5: were talking before the show and recapping she brought back
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Speaker 5: to my recollection when we last connected, and it's really
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Speaker 5: just amazing to me the way things work out. It
57:04
Speaker 5: truly has been an honor to be here, and I'm
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Speaker 5: looking forward to next month if that opportunity presents itself,
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Speaker 5: because I think the conversation needs to continue. I would
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Speaker 5: simply want to encourage everyone listening to remember that legacy
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Speaker 5: isn't something we leave behind one day. It's something we're
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Speaker 5: building today every conversation, every decision, every relationship, every moment.
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Speaker 5: We don't have to wait for a perfect life to
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Speaker 5: begin living intentionally, begin with really the very next choice
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Speaker 5: that we make. If anything I've shared tonight has resonated,
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Speaker 5: you know, I'd love to continue the conversation because again,
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Speaker 5: this conversation needs to continue. You can connect with me
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Speaker 5: through mastering your Mind at www dot moments to master
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Speaker 5: dot com. That's moments to master dot com. It's t
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Speaker 5: master dot com. I'm on Facebook. If you put in
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Speaker 5: John Harris, you should see my face pop up. There.
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Speaker 5: You'll find information about my books, speaking, leadership, development, youth programs,
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Speaker 5: as well as other upcoming resources. So whether you're a parent, educator,
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Speaker 5: organizational leader, a veteran entrepreneur, or simply someone trying to
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Speaker 5: live with greater purpose, I hope we can continue learning together.
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Speaker 5: And I got to say this again, Queen Angela. You know,
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Speaker 5: this is a powerful conversation on legacy and we're talking
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Speaker 5: about living legacy, living in legacy, and that's what you're doing.
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Speaker 5: You are living in legacy and creating opportunities for individuals
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Speaker 5: to do the same. So again I appreciate it, and
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Speaker 5: you know I'm looking forward to just continuing to build together.
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Speaker 5: Thank you very very much.
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Speaker 10: Well, I want to thank everyone for being a part
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Speaker 10: of this on tonight and everyone that is tuned in.
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Speaker 10: I thank my special guests, and we will be back
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Speaker 10: the second Thursday of all this. We'll be back to
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Speaker 10: continue this conversation because there is more to come. So
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Speaker 10: I encourage you guys to go ahead and pencil that
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Speaker 10: in on your calendar, set your alarms, because I can
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Speaker 10: guarantee you if you did not get anything from tonight,
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Speaker 10: you would definitely get something from our next encounter. Again,
59:37
Speaker 10: I thank you guys for stopping by. I am the
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Speaker 10: Queen visionary of the Crew podcast and many many other things,
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Speaker 10: but tonight I am in the entity of the Crew Podcast.
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Speaker 4: You can follow me on most platforms as the Queen
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Speaker 4: of collaborations.
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Speaker 10: Google me, check me out, see what I'm doing, see
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Speaker 10: what type of legacy I.
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Speaker 4: Am creating here now, and.
1:00:05
Speaker 10: If you want to dive into this workbook, because this
1:00:08
Speaker 10: is not just a panel discussion, I have created a
1:00:13
Speaker 10: workbook that coincide with Minding Your Legacy that is available
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Speaker 10: on Amazon and I also won an award call from
1:00:25
Speaker 10: the Author's connect Community International for this workbook. So y'all
1:00:32
Speaker 10: go out grab you a copy, but make sure you
1:00:34
Speaker 10: tune in next month, second Thursday, we're going to be
1:00:39
Speaker 10: continuing this conversation again. I want to thank my amazing
1:00:44
Speaker 10: guests for stopping by and sharing with me tonight.
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Speaker 4: Until next time, y'all.
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Speaker 10: Be blessed and thank you for being a part of
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Speaker 10: Minding your legacy.
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Speaker 7: Yeah yeah yeah, the coupon Talk tomorrow night.
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Speaker 8: We're going long