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How to Prepare Your Mind for Opportunities (S5) S29:E2 Sunday · Inspirations for Your Life

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  Well, hello everyone, it is John C.
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  Morley here, serial entrepreneur.
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  It's always great to be with you on
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  the Inspirations for Your Life show.
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  It is Sunday, it is July 12th, 2026.
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  If this is your very first time here,
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  I want to take the opportunity to say
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  welcome and thank you.
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  If you've been here one, five, 10, 100
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  times more, or maybe you lost track of
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  the count, I want to say welcome and
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  thank you, but I also want to say
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  the words welcome back because I really do
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  appreciate people that keep coming back and enjoying
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  the quality content that I produce here.
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  So the weekly master topic, as you know,
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  kicked off yesterday, Saturday, with series five, it's
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  show 29, and then we go from one
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  to seven, obviously, from Saturday to Friday.
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  And that is how to understand this, and
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  that is how to grow through every season.
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  And it's about building a life that creates
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  lasting results, how to prepare your mind for
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  opportunities, which is today's granular series five, show
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  29, episode number two.
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  So welcome, everyone, 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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  Montclair State University, a passionate lifelong learner, and
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  now so grateful to be a published author.
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  Yes, great to be with you.
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  Before we actually jump into today's episode, something
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  we do on Sundays and Thursdays, we started
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  doing about a month ago, I'd like to
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  give a special shout out to our friends
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  at Sultan Bakery and Cafe that recently opened
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  not too long ago at 321 Valley Road.
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  I believe there was another bakery there before
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  that had been there for many years.
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  That's 321 Valley Road in Wayne.
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  It was also called the Valley Brook Shopping
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  Center, I believe.
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  And if you're looking for authentic Turkish pastries,
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  Artesian coffee, handcrafted desserts, fresh baked breads, or
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  an incredible traditional Turkish breakfast, you can stop
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  there and experience what they have to offer.
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  And Sultan Bakery is not new.
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  They were also in Patterson, but now they
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  have a location in Wayne.
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  And the cafe has started to build a
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  great reputation for quality, hospitality, and delicious food
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  that's made fresh every day.
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  So if you own a restaurant, a cafe,
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  a bakery, a small business, a library, community
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  organization, or another unique venue and would like
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  inspirations for your life to record a live
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  show from your location, we'd love to hear
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  from you.
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  All you need to do is visit jcmacademy
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  Click on the Contact Us button in the
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  far right hand of the website.
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  Tell us about your venue, and we may
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  feature you if you'd like us to come
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  out to your facility and do a live
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  show.
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  It's free, 50 minutes for the setup.
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  The show is about 27 minutes and change.
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  Then after the show, we have a brief
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  Q&A of my brand new book, Drain
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  to Driven, and then a 50-minute Q
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  &A, and then after that, author signing.
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  So yeah, it's a great place to help
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  build some great community and be part of
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  an amazing show, which we're now almost at
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  our fifth year.
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  We're a little over four and a half
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  years now.
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  And our thanks again to Salton Bakery and
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  Cafe for basically opening their doors and for
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  sharing some great information.
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  And now let's get inspired and on with
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  today's show.
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  Thank you so much for joining me for
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  another amazing episode of The Inspirations for Your
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  Life, where I explore practical ideas that help
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  us grow stronger, think wiser, and become the
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  very best version of ourselves.
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  Opportunity rarely arrives with advance notice.
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  More often than not, it appears when we
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  least expect it.
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  The question isn't whether opportunity will come.
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  The real question is whether we'll be prepared
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  when it does.
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  Today, we're going to discover how preparing your
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  mind every single day positions you to recognize
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  opportunities that others may never even have noticed.
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  They've been there your whole life.
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  Number one, opportunity favors preparation.
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  Success rarely surprises prepared people.
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  They invest in themselves long before opportunity appears.
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  And preparation gives confidence, ladies and gentlemen, when
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  the moment finally arrives.
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  Are you ready for number two?
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  I know you are.
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  Number two is another great one.
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  Learn before you lead.
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  Great leaders never stop learning.
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  The more knowledge you gain, the better equipped
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  you become to help others.
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  Leadership begins with personal growth.
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  And I think that's important.
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  As I said to you, you have to
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  put the time in.
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  You have to learn before you can grow.
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  Number three, curiosity creates growth.
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  Curious people continue asking questions throughout life.
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  Every answer expands understanding and creates new possibilities.
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  Growth starts with a willingness to learn.
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  Number four, guys, every lesson has value.
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  Not every lesson feels enjoyable while you're experiencing
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  it.
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  Some of the life's lessons and greatest teachers
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  arrive disguised as challenges that sometimes we want
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  to walk away from.
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  Every experience contributes to your development.
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  Number five, keep developing your skills.
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  Skills are investments that continue paying dividends, like
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  compounded interest in the bank.
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  The stronger your abilities become, the more opportunities
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  naturally appear in your life.
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  Never, never, never stop improving your life.
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  Number six, your mindset shapes your future.
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  The way you think influences the way you
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  act.
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  Positive thinking creates better decisions and stronger habits.
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  Your future begins in your mind.
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  Yes.
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  Number seven, learning is important, guys.
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  Learning is so very important, but a very
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  unique type of learning.
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  Learning from every experience.
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  Because you see, success teaches valuable lessons, but
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  failure often teaches even more.
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  Every experience contains wisdom.
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  If you're willing to look for it, nothing
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  is truly wasted.
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  Number eight, challenges teach resilience.
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  Growth often begins outside your comfort zone.
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  Difficult situations strengthen your confidence and prepare you
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  for greater responsibilities.
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  Every challenge builds character.
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  Okay.
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  Number nine, growth requires humility.
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  Humility allows us to admit there's always something
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  new for us to learn.
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  Pride often blocks progress because it assumes there's
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  nothing left to improve.
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  Stay humble your whole life and keep growing.
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  And when you're humble, not only will you
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  grow, but other people will want to help
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  you too.
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  And I think that's a very important thing
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  to understand, is that it can work that
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  way.
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  And I think if people understand that, then
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  you'll be like, oh, wait a minute.
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  I actually get that.
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  I actually understand how that's working or now
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  why that's working.
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  I think that's a very important thing for
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  us to acknowledge.
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  Number 10, guys, stay teachable.
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  The most successful people remain lifelong students, even
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  after they've left school.
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  Every conversation, book, and experience can teach something
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  valuable.
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  A teachable spirit keeps your mind expanding.
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  And a lot of people say, you know
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  what?
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  I'm done with school.
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  I've learned everything I need to learn.
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  But that's not going to help you grow
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  in life.
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  That's going to help you to basically shut
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  off humility.
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  When we shut off humility, guess what happens?
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  We don't learn anymore and nobody wants to
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  teach us anymore.
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  Number 11, knowledge creates confidence.
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  Preparation reduces uncertainty.
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  The more you learn, the more comfortable you
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  become facing unfamiliar situations.
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  Confidence grows from understanding.
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  It grows from understanding.
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  Number 12, better thinking creates better results.
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  You've heard this phrase before.
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  Ask better questions, you'll get better answers.
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  Same thing.
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  Improving your thinking improves your decisions.
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  Better decisions consistently produce better outcomes.
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  Success starts with clear thinking.
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  Number 13, improvement never ends.
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  There's always another level to reach.
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  Personal growth is not a destination, guys, but
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  it's a lifelong journey.
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  Keep challenging yourself to become better every day.
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  Number 14, practice builds excellence.
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  Practice builds excellence.
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  Nobody masters a skill overnight.
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  Excellence develops through repetition, patience, and continual improvement.
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  Practice transforms potential into performance.
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  But I don't want you to think that
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  that's going to come overnight because it's not
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  going to come overnight.
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  And I don't want you to be discouraged
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  when it doesn't show up overnight.
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  I think that's a thing that a lot
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  of us need to realize.
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  It is a exercise in practice, humility, listening,
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  and just being in the moment.
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  Number 15, guys, invest in yourself daily.
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  The greatest investment you'll ever make is in
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  your own growth.
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  Time spent learning, reading, practicing, and improving always
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  produces lasting returns.
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  Your future self will thank you, even if
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  your current self is saying, oh, I want
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  to scream, right?
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  I said that life is going to be,
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  as I said, uncomfortable at times.
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  But that's the key to having us grow.
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  That's the key to having us grow.
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  I think that's important for us to know,
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  important for us to be aware of.
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  And there can't be any rush.
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  Everything has to happen in its own time.
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  Number 16, experience becomes wisdom.
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  Experience teaches lessons that books alone cannot even
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  begin to start with.
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  Every success and every mistake adds another layer
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  of understanding.
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  Wisdom grows as you apply what you've learned
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  to the future and how you can, let's
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  say, harness those great opportunities.
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  I'm not going to say they're just going
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  to fall in your lap, but I'm going
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  to say that they're going to be there.
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  Okay?
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  They're going to be there because you're putting
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  out the effort.
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  That's important.
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  Number 17, every setback teaches something.
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  Every setback teaches something.
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  Does that make sense to you?
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  And maybe that can help you understand.
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  See, disappointments often become life's greatest classrooms.
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  Every obstacle reveals a lesson that strengthens your
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  future decisions.
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  Learn the lesson instead of dwelling on the
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  setback, right?
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  Don't throw everything away.
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  Just throw away.
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  You could throw away what hurt, but remember
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  the lesson.
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  Remember the lesson.
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  Number 18, guys.
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  Number 18 is a very, very powerful one.
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  Learning creates opportunity.
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  Opportunity.
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  The more you know, the more possibilities you
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  begin to recognize.
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  Learning opens doors that remain invisible to those
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  who stop growing.
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  Education expands opportunity.
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  That's important, right?
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  The more that we do that, the more
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  that we can reach new areas of our
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  lives.
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  We could tap into new potentials.
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  Potentials that we didn't even think were possible.
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  Number 19, expand your perspective.
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  Seeing life from different viewpoints improves your understanding.
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  New perspectives create better ideas and stronger solutions.
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  Growth begins when your thinking expands.
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  When your thinking expands.
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  When your thinking expands.
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  And it's up to you to decide, is
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  my thinking going to expand today, or tomorrow,
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  or never?
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  You see, we have free will, so that's
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  totally up to us whether we're going to
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  expand or not.
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  We have the ability to, but it doesn't
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  mean that we're going to expand.
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  It doesn't mean we're going to.
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  We have to want to expand.
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  We have to want to expand in our
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  life.
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  That's a very key thing.
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  Very key thing.
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  And maybe once we've started to learn one
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  lesson, it becomes easier.
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  Number 20, curiosity fuels innovation.
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  Innovation starts with someone asking, what if?
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  How about?
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  We might try.
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  Curious minds challenge assumptions and discover better ways
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  of doing things.
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  Never lose your desire to explore.
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  Keeps us young, but also keeps us innovative.
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  Keeps us growing in life.
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  I think that's a very powerful thing when
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  we can understand that we can go back
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  to the drawing board anytime in our life,
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  not just when we start.
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  And we've got to be humble about going
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  back to the drawing board.
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  Not just doing it one thing.
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  All right, I went back to the drawing
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  board now.
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  I can't do anything.
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  Number 21, read more.
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  Books allow you to learn from people across
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  generations and industries.
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  Every page contains ideas that can improve your
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  thinking and your future.
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  And reading is one of the greatest investments
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  you can make.
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  Okay, also listen to podcasts like this.
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  Listen to other audiobooks.
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  You don't have to just read anymore.
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  Reading is the old colloquial term, but we
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  can still do other things to transfer knowledge.
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  You know, take part in demonstrations, doing things,
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  right?
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  Number 22, ask better questions.
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  Great questions often produce great answers.
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  Instead of assuming you know everything, become genuine.
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  Interested in learning more.
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  Curiosity has this unique spark to begin a
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  very unique part of our life by allowing
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  us to harness thoughtful questions that might have
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  not even existed before.
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  They were right under your nose.
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  It's just you were not paying attention to
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  those things.
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  I think that's an important thing.
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  I think that's a very important thing.
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  But I'm not going to tell you that
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  it's like flipping a light switch on and
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  suddenly bam, it works.
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  I know I forgot to tell you guys
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  today if you are thirsty and you're hungry,
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  if you would go grab something real quick
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  and come back.
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  I forgot to tell you that didn't need
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  to show today.
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  I always tell you I have my RO
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  water here and my lemon.
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  I don't want anybody to be parched or
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  hungry here.
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  Learn to develop critical thinking.
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  Information is everywhere in our universe.
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  But wisdom requires evaluation.
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  Learn to analyze, question, and verify what you
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  hear before accepting it as a truth.
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  So don't accept everything that's out there.
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  Ask yourself some questions.
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  Analyze a little bit.
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  Strong thinking leads to better decisions.
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  And guess what better decisions do?
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  They help us grow.
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  You know when we grow and we learn
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  new information, guess what happens?
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  We cross a threshold.
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  One that we never thought was there or
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  that we even believed was possible to cross.
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  But suddenly we gain that confidence because now
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  we have new knowledge.
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  And then what we thought was impossible, right,
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  now becomes very possible.
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  Number 24, growth requires reflection.
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  Learning isn't complete until you reflect on the
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  experience.
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  It's not just listening and hoping that you
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  transfer knowledge or doing route learning.
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  No.
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  Taking time to evaluate your progress helps identify
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  strengths and areas for improvement.
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  Reflection turns experience into wisdom.
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  Now, again, that doesn't sound that typical.
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  And it's not.
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  But when we make the choices to do
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  it, we create this very unique connection in
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  our brains.
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  We allow more pathways to be created from
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  one side to the other.
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  And thus, there's more ways to get information
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  from one side to the other.
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  Number 25, guys, better habits build better lives.
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  Success is rarely the result of one decision.
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  It's built through consistent daily habits that gradually
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  shape your character and your future.
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  Small habits create remarkable outcomes.
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  Something small.
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  It doesn't have to be big, guys.
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  Consistency and structure is the key to success.
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  Number 26, stay open to change.
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  The world continues to morph and evolve, whether
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  we're ready for it or not.
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  Remaining flexible in our bodies, we have a
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  word for this, neuroplasticity, allows you to adapt,
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  grow, and recognize opportunities that others overlook.
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  Growth requires an open mind.
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  Again, the body we call neuroplasticity.
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  The fact that the brain can be reprogrammed,
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  that our body can learn different ways.
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  It doesn't have to do things the way
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  that it was once shown, or the program
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  that was loaded to us by someone else,
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  whether a stranger or someone we know.
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  Number 27, guys, knowledge compounds, just like the
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  interest in your bank account.
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  Everything you learn builds upon what you already
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  know.
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  That's why it's important to latch learning on
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  things we already know.
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  When we do that, guys, guess what happens?
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  It becomes easier.
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  We link things to a foundation, right?
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  Think about a puzzle.
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  When you started something and you have edges,
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  it's a lot easier to connect things to
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  edges now that you have a base, right?
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  One lesson leads to another, creating momentum that
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  accelerates your personal growth.
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  Knowledge becomes increasingly valuable over time, over time.
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  It might seem like we're not doing anything,
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  but the truth of the matter is you're
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  doing more than you even thought was possible.
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  Number 28, think beyond today.
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  Short-term thinking often limits long-term success.
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  Looking beyond today's challenges helps you make decisions
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  that creates a stronger future.
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  Now, vision always reaches farther than the present
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  moment, so don't get discouraged if you're not
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  where you want to be.
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  Don't get discouraged.
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  Do not get discouraged.
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  That is a big, big key, and that's
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  something I feel a lot of people miss.
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  Number 29, learning is a lifelong advantage.
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  Graduation is never the end of education.
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  Every day offers another opportunity to improve your
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  knowledge, skills, and perspectives.
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  Lifelong learners remain prepared for whatever comes next.
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  Number 30, prepared people recognize opportunities.
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  Opportunities often appear quietly rather than dramatically.
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  Those who have invested in themselves are ready
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  to recognize and seize it when others hesitate.
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  You remember the saying, opportunity may only knock
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  once.
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  The door to opportunity might be there, and
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  although you might see the door again, that
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  door may be locked the next time you
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  see it.
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  Preparation transforms possibilities into achievement.
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  In closing, as we conclude today's episode, first
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  thing I want to, again, is that shout
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  out to Sultan Bakery, Sultan Artisan Bakery, that's
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  located, the bakery cafe is located in Wayne,
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  New Jersey.
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  It's Sultan Bakery and Cafe.
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  They're located, again, at 321 Valley Road, Wayne,
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  New Jersey, and they have a variety of
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  time slots.
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  So it says they're open, it looks like
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  Sunday through Thursday, they're open 8 a.m.
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  to 11 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m.
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  to 12, and Saturday, 8 a.m. to
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  12.
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  So definitely stop by there, check them out,
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  let them know that you heard about their
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  place on the Inspirations Real Life Show.
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  And if you would like us to feature
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  your business and have us do a live
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  show at your location, please visit jcmacademy.com,
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  click on contact us, let us know you
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  want to host us.
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  It has been so great being with you.
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  And to conclude today's episode, remember that opportunity
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  rarely appears without warning, because it has been
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  preparing you all along.
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  Every book you've read, every podcast, every lecture,
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  every demonstration, every skill you practiced, every challenge
• 25:21
  you've overcome, and every lesson you've learned has
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  been building the person you're becoming.
• 25:31
  It might've been small, right?
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  But it was happening over time.
• 25:38
  Growth is not about reaching a point where
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  you know everything.
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  No, it's about developing a mindset that never
• 25:47
  stops learning.
• 25:48
  I learned this in college when I got
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  back as a graduate student.
• 25:54
  They said, John, don't try to learn everything.
• 25:56
  The goal of graduate school is to learn
• 25:59
  a little bit more and be more diverse
• 26:02
  in many areas.
• 26:03
  Sometimes I take a course and that book
• 26:07
  would cover seven, let's say, courses.
• 26:12
  They're like, we're only covering one course in
• 26:14
  this class, but it could house another six
• 26:18
  other courses.
• 26:20
  We want you to just get more diverse
• 26:21
  in the topic nature.
• 26:24
  Ladies and gentlemen, please continue investing yourself every
• 26:27
  single day.
• 26:28
  Stay curious, ask thoughtful questions.
• 26:33
  Embrace new experiences and remain humble enough to
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  keep learning from everyone around you.
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  The opportunities you hope to find tomorrow are
• 26:54
  often created by the preparation you choose today.
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  Ladies and gentlemen, this has been Inspirations for
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  Your Life.
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  Thank you so much for joining me for
• 27:05
  another amazing episode.
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  If you don't know who I am by
• 27:09
  now, I'm John C.
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  Morley, serial entrepreneur, engineer, marketing specialist, video producer,
• 27:16
  podcast host, coach, keynote speaker, graduate student at
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  Montclair State University, passionate lifelong learner, and so
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  grateful now to be a published author of
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  my book, Trained to Driven.
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  Until next time, everyone, remember that the future
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  belongs to those who prepare for it before
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  it arrives.
• 27:40
  Keep learning, keep growing, keep improving, and trust
• 27:44
  and know that every investment you make in
• 27:47
  yourself today is creating opportunities that will shape
• 27:51
  your tomorrow.
• 27:53
  Stay inspired, stay curious, and I'll see you
• 27:55
  in our next episode.
• 27:57
  Check out BelieveMeAchieve.com for more of my
• 27:58
  amazing, inspiring creations.
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  Be well, everyone.
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  How are you doing?
• 28:43
  How was your day?
• 28:45
  Quiet.
• 28:45
  We were here all day, you know.