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How to Rise Into What’s Next in Your Life (S5) S15:E1 · Inspirations for Your Life

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Well, hey guys, and welcome to the Inspirations
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So, it is, yes guys, it is Saturday,
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it's great to have everyone here on Saturday
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when we start our brand new master topic,
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April 4th, 2026, we start our weeks on
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Saturday, and we finish them on Friday, so
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let's get into the show, you guys ready,
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I know I'm ready, it's always a great
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show here with all of you guys, and
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I think, you know, when I give you
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nuggets and how you improve your life, I
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think that's pretty amazing, and I'm really excited,
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guys, because my new book is going to
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be launching very, very soon, so this is
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Inspirations for Your Life, the master topic for
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this week for Series 5, Show 15, is
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going to be how to rise into what's
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next in your life, very apropos with Easter
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coming tomorrow, by the way, I'm John Seymour,
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serial entrepreneur, engineer, marketing specialist, video producer, podcast
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host, coach, keynote speaker, graduate student, and a
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passionate life long learner, and soon I will
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be a published author, really excited about that,
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so guys, when something old loses power, something
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new can finally begin, now, this week is
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all about renewal, it's about courage, it's about
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clarity, it's about movement, living hope and becoming
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proof that change is inevitably possible, but we
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have to start with belief, and the belief
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can lead us to our dedication, which will
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lead us to basically the fact that we
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are going to be passionate about doing this
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consistently, you know, in our lives, and give
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us that discipline that will keep us on
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track, so again, today is Saturday, April 4th,
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and it's all about leaving the old story
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behind, okay, so what ended made space, what
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left your life and didn't destroy you, it
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positioned you for, well, something better, more aligned,
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and I think sometimes when we hear that,
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you know, we're gonna lose things, we panic,
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all right, we never want to lose anything,
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so by the fact that we are coming
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into this new space, it's like, oh my
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gosh, what am I supposed to do, it's
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for us to get a chance to understand
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that new things can create opportunities that we
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didn't know existed, I talk about that, by
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the way, in my book, which you guys
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will be excited to hear about when it
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comes out shortly, number two, guys, stop dragging
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dead weight, anything that drains your energy is
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already disqualified from your future, I know you
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might say, well, but it has memories, or
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it has this, or it has nostalgia, or
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it has everything I need, no, it doesn't,
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that's a false sense of reality, and you're
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putting that in your head, and I think
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that's a big problem, so number three, guys,
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release what no longer fits, so growth demands
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you let go before it rewards you with
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what's next, and I know letting go is
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something that seems very hard, but we do
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need to let go so that we can
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experience the newness in our life, number four,
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guys, outgrown is not broken, you didn't fail
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it, you simply evolved beyond it, so when
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we get rid of things, people, places, and
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ideas in our life, that's not a negative
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thing, that's so we can make room for
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other things that will be better for us
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in our lives, so outgrown is not broken,
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you didn't fail it, you simply evolved beyond
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it, well, guys, number five, old pain or
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discomfort does not define you, your past experiences
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are lessons, they're not limitations, I know a
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lot of you are like, oh, my gosh,
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I can't do this, and my world is
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over, it's not, it's a perception that you
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have, it's a fear, which what's a fear,
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a fear is false evidence appearing real, and
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I think that can be hard for a
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lot of people to, you know, dial into,
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number six, guys, closed chapters create new openings,
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every ending is a doorway waiting for your
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courage, you know, when a door closes, somewhere
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a window opens, we just have to be
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mindful and aware of that, number seven, guys,
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let silence reset you, clarity grows when noise
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is removed, clarity grows when noise is removed,
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I think that's a real important thing, number
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eight, guys, empty space can be powerful, what
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feels like nothing is often preparation for something
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really big, but we're afraid because we have
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to wipe some things out so we can
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start on a clean slate, and I think
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that's something that scares a lot of people
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that don't always know that, you know, if
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we erase something, well, what's going to fill
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its spot, I can promise you something even
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better, number nine, guys, what is gone is
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just guidance, life removes what no longer serves
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your growth, sometimes it does it gently, sometimes
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it does it in a little more vigorous
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way, and the reason it does it in
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a more vigorous way is because sometimes people
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just, they don't understand, you know, why things
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are happening, and I think when we can
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appreciate this, we can know that, you know,
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things are possible, but I know we've got
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to see something, and I think that's an
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important thing for a lot of people, number
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10, guys, stop revisiting expired versions of yourself,
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okay, your past identity is not your current
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assignment, it's not, so if you keep harping
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on the past, right, you're never going to
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be able to move forward, you're either going
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to stay stagnant or you're going to digress
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backwards, nobody wants to go backwards, I don't,
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do you, so I think when we are
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looking for something, and we haven't found it
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yet, we're like, well, let's cling to something
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we know, we have to let go of
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it so we can fully embrace what's new,
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number 11, guys, you are allowed to begin
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again, starting over is not failure, I know
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a lot of people tell you that, but
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it is not failure, it is recalibration, it's
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a test, and so when something doesn't align,
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it falls away, when friends no longer connect
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with you, they sort of just fade out
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of your life, just like things you might
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have done when you were younger, and now
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they don't have a place anymore in your
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life, number 12, guys, let the past loose,
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okay, and it's your vote, it's your future,
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it doesn't require approval from what already happened,
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because I know you're saying to me, John,
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well, if I let it loose, then what
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can I cling on to, you're not having
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faith, you're not having belief that something is
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going to be there better, you know, a
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lot of people I talk to get frustrated
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because they don't get what they want right
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away, and I say, you know what, just
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because you don't get what you want right
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away doesn't mean you're not going to get
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it, it means that it's either going to
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happen later on, or you're going to get
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something even better, but it's the people that
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are harping on a concept like, oh my
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gosh, what do I do, I didn't get
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that in my life yet, and then they
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put all these stops up, and that's a
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big problem, guys, for a lot of people
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out there, they just don't really understand, you
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know, what's going on.
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Number 13, healing starts with honest endings.
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Denial delays progress, and truth accelerates it.
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Let me try to get into that a
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little deeper.
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So healing starts when we are honest with
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ourselves, and sometimes being honest means we need
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to end things, that could be activities, that
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could be relationships, whether platonic or not, and
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so when we are in denial, which by
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the way is not a river in Egypt,
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it's the Nile, denial is not a river
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in Egypt, when we're in denial, we're holding
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things back so tightly, like we don't want
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to let go of them, we're afraid, we're
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just holding on for dear life, but when
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we allow them to release gently, they move
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away, and other things just come into our
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space that we can not cling on to,
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but that we can make part of us.
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When we cling onto something so strong that
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we can hardly feel the circulation in our
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hands, that's fear and worry, and that's a
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big problem.
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So again, I want to say this to
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you, healing starts with honest endings, denial delays
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progress, truth will accelerate it.
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I've been able to say to me, John,
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you know, do you want the truth?
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Yes, I've said to some of my clients,
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do you want the truth?
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Of course, but then some people can't handle
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the truth, so that's a whole other issue
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in itself.
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If somebody can't handle the truth, what do
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we do?
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I think we have to break it to
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them in a gentle way, but not sugarcoated,
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okay, like not tell somebody they're great when
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they're horrible, right, because that's going to give
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somebody the thought that they don't need to
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work any harder.
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Number 14, do not rebuild old cages.
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Comfort is not freedom if it limits your
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growth.
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A lot of people say to me, John,
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you know, I don't want to do that.
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It's uncomfortable.
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Of course, it's uncomfortable.
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If it was comfortable, everybody in the world
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would be doing it.
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So success starts where uncomfort begins.
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I didn't say pain.
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I said discomfort and uncomfort, and when we
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can learn that we don't want to rebuild
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our old cages, our old houses, we want
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to grow.
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We want to understand that in freedom there
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is risk, and there is, yes, a feeling
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of uneasiness, but that is where success starts
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to come in play.
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It does not happen overnight, guys.
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It doesn't happen overnight, and the more that
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you are scared, okay, the more that you
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will want to hold onto something for dear
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life, like you cannot let it go, and
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that can be a very, very big problem
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for so many people.
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So be mindful of that, guys.
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Number 15, make peace with what is over.
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Resistance keeps you stuck longer than loss ever
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will.
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In my time, I've had some people that
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no longer were resonating with me, and I
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felt really bad that I needed to get
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rid of them in my life.
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I knew that if they stayed, that they
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would prevent me from growing.
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I've had friends from college that were great,
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but as I grew and they weren't ready
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to grow, they were going to hold me
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back.
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So I said, hey, John, you know what?
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I've got to make a change.
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I've got to cut these people, these things,
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these activities, these beliefs from my life, because
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if I don't, they're going to trap me
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in a cage, and they're not going to
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allow me to experience growth.
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I know that sounds very scary, but it
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is the truth, guys.
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Allow your wings to flap.
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It might be a little scary, but you'll
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find that we can all fly.
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Now, when I say fly, I don't mean
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go fly like a bird.
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I mean fly proverbially, so that you can
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actually take off and be the success that
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you've always been wanting to.
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Stop sitting on the bench.
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It's time to get into the game and
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play life for real.
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You know, guys, number 16, some losses are
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upgrades.
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What left you may have been blocking your
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next level, may have been the thing that
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prevented you from becoming the success that you've
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wanted to be your whole life, all because
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maybe your family, your friends, your loved ones
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have said, you know what?
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You can't give that up, but you can't
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run your life based on what someone else
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is telling you to do.
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I'm just being honest.
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You may not want to hear that.
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Your loved ones may not want me to
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say that to you, but I'm telling you
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what's right for you and for your life.
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Number 17, guys, quit carrying what crushed you.
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Strength is knowing what to release.
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So I'll go back to a story that
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I had, oh gosh, over 10 years ago.
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It was a person in my life who
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I was becoming friends with and in my
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community.
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And the person was really arrogant.
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They hated people, but we got along really,
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really well.
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But he hated everyone else around.
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He said to me, John, people are a
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waste of my time unless they're making me
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money.
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He was in the financial world.
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He still is.
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Now he's a financial risk director.
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And even when we went different places, whether
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it was a bowling alley, whether it was
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a restaurant, he was the most rudest you
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-know-what to these waiters, to these servers.
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I remember going to one restaurant, and I
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wasn't drinking, and he was.
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And I remember having my soda, what have
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you.
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And he goes, you know, it's because of
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me you got your soda for free.
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I just looked at him and said, oh,
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okay.
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He says, because I drank tonight, you got
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your soda for free.
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So, okay.
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I remember going to a bowling alley, and
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he didn't like the bowling alley because we
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had to wait a whole 10 minutes for
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a lane, which was nothing.
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It was so busy.
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I remember going to a pizza place.
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I'll still never remember to this day.
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We went to the pizza place.
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It was actually Auntie Franco's.
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I'm not going to tell you what town
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it was in, but we went to a
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pizza place.
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It was Auntie Franco's in northern New Jersey.
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And we went in, and I'm going to
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call him Mike.
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I'm not going to give you his real
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name.
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So, Mike goes in with me, and I
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said, Mike, I'm kind of hungry.
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Let's go grab a pizza.
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He said, okay.
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So, we go up there, and he goes
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to the guy who's helping us.
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He goes, amigo.
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He goes, yes.
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He says, what are your specials?
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He goes, if you look up the sign,
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the specials are up there.
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And he was real arrogant.
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He was like, I don't want those D
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specials.
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I want the specials, you know, that you
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cut when you're throwing things out.
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He said, he goes, how much is the
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pizza?
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So, specialty pizza was, I don't know, maybe
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$6, $5 or $6.
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And regular pizza might have been $2 or
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$3, roughly.
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So, he goes, I'm not paying $6 for
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that pizza, because it's 1130 at night.
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You close at 12.
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I'll give you a buck, because you're going
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to throw that anyway.
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That pizza doesn't cost you X to make.
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And he couldn't help.
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He was really arrogant.
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And then he got upset when the guy
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wasn't working with him.
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So, he walked away, and I said, Mike,
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what do you want?
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He's like, I'll have the, you know, I'll
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have the, what was he wanted?
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I had the buffalo, and I think he
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had the Parmesan.
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And so, two slices, that would have basically
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been $12, and the sodas, right?
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So, he goes to me, paid for the
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soda, whatever it was, for the pizza.
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He goes, just give me, so sodas usually
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like a buck, right?
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Bucks something apiece.
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So, it'll be like $2.
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He's just like, just give me four bucks.
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I said, you sure?
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He said, yeah.
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I go back to the table.
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He's like, what'd they rip you off?
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I said, four bucks.
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He said, how'd you do that?
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I said, well, when you're a little nice
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to people, I guess they treat you better.
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You were arrogant as you know what.
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And he didn't want to kowtow to anybody.
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And so, I let this go for a
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long time, and I figured this was just
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his way.
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But when I started hanging around people and
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doing these, his demeanor was coming off as
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coming from me because he was hanging around
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me.
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I said, I can't hang around this person.
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Long story short, he actually had moved out.
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He lived not too far from me in
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the same community.
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And I remember him moving out, and he
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was so arrogant to me.
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And one of his friends there said to
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me, why are you being so arrogant to
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John?
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He's just being nice to you.
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He's like, he's trouble.
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Don't talk to him.
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If he wasn't winning the game, then he
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needed to make sure that he was either
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out of the situation or basically said that
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he didn't care, which was a lie.
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So, I decided to let him go.
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It was a hard thing because we were
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good friends, but he had this attitude that
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just didn't sit well with me.
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Number 18, walk away without guilt.
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Staying too long costs more than leaving ever
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will.
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Staying too long will cost more than leaving
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ever will.
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Because you sacrifice your morals, you sacrifice your
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core values, and nobody should ever be asked
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to do that.
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Nobody.
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Number 19, stop fixing what is finished.
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Not everything is meant to be repaired, guys.
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No.
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And it's a hard thing for a lot
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of people.
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They try to fix something that's already done.
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It's like a painting that was finished.
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Oh, but that's what the artist wanted.
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Number 20, guys, freedom often looks like emptiness
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first.
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Space feels uncomfortable before it becomes an opportunity.
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Freedom needs to have some structure in the
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beginning, because if you don't have structure, things
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just fall apart.
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All right.
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Number 21, outgrow is rising.
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Evolution requires letting go of what no longer
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matches and serves you at your level.
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Now, you might decide to shed some things
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today or shed some things tomorrow or next
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week or next month.
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Whenever the time is right to do that.
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With tomorrow being Easter, it'd be a great
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time to start over with, for those of
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you celebrating Easter, the rising of our Lord.
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If you celebrated Passover, again, a happy Passover
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to you that you probably had a few
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days, and hopefully that went well for you.
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But it's the rising of our Lord.
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He died on the cross on Friday and
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Sunday.
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He's rising to heaven.
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And so that concept that you can rise,
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that you can actually become something by rising
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out of your insecurities, rising out of your
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disbeliefs.
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Number 22, guys, the next season needs lighter
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hands.
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You cannot receive more while holding on to
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less.
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Let me say that again.
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The next season needs lighter hands.
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You cannot receive more while holding on to
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less.
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So if you want to get more, but
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your belief isn't saying you're worth more, you
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never will get more.
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You know, when I coach people and say
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to them, hey, you know, John, I'm not
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making enough money.
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So what do you want to make?
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Oh, I'd love to make this, but I'm
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not worth that.
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Well, then you're never going to get that.
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You have to first believe you are with
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that.
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I remember when I started doing my keynotes
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a while back and charging a big difference
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to what I was normally charging.
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I believed I was worth that.
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The clients hiring me believe that, but it
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did not happen overnight.
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The first time I did it, it took
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a little bit of a while, maybe a
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couple of weeks to be ready to accept
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that new value, the new worth that I
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was becoming.
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Number 23, let closure be clean clarity, and
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it creates momentum.
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So in my case, I said goodbye, and
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he never really shook my hand.
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This guy, Mike, never shook my hand.
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He never said goodbye.
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He was just rude.
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I think the only thing he really did
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was say, get out of my way.
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I remember a few years ago, he was
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on one of the highways.
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He saw me in the car.
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I was like, oh, wow, that's Mike.
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As soon as he saw I was there,
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he passed me at 120 miles an hour.
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I'm doing the speed limit at 55 or
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65, whatever it was.
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That's somebody that has a problem.
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Now, I'm not here to try to fix
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that problem for them, but it can be
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sad, but I can't let that affect me,
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so I have to detach from it.
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When I detach from it, it no longer
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controls me.
22:18
When you attach with something, that's when it
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becomes part of you.
22:23
If you're in a relationship and you attach
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to it too strictly, then it controls you.
22:27
Even any relationship, you shouldn't attach to it
22:30
so strongly.
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That is my advice.
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Number 24, not everything needs revival.
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Some things are meant to stay finished, like
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the painting, like the project.
22:42
Sometimes the door is meant to stay closed.
22:46
Number 25, endings can be protection.
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What left me may have been saving me.
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That's a hard thing because when you lose
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a friendship or a romantic relationship, it's hard
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to say, well, how do I go on
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without this person?
23:06
Well, you have them before you, and you
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don't want somebody like that in your life.
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Number 26, guys, release creates capacity.
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What you let go of determines what you
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can receive.
23:20
The more you let go, the more you
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can take in.
23:22
The more you empty out of your candy
23:24
bucket, the more you can fill it up.
23:28
Number 27, empty what drains you.
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Your energy is your most valuable asset, and
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by emptying, it might be worries you have
23:39
on your head.
23:41
It might be obligations you have.
23:43
Are those obligations really necessary, or are you
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just putting that responsibility on you?
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I'm just asking that question, right?
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Are your necessities, are your things in your
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life that consume energy producing an ROI for
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you?
24:02
Are they making you feel good, or are
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they just depleting you?
24:09
I think sometimes it's hard for people to
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stop things.
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You know why?
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Because they're emotionally attached.
24:14
When I tell somebody to get unattached, they
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look at me like I'm crazy, and sometimes
24:19
they have to go through something traumatic to
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realize, you know what, I don't want to
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be with that person anymore, or I don't
24:23
want to do this anymore.
24:25
This can happen with a charity.
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Maybe you're giving too much, and maybe they're
24:29
not grateful, and you decide that you want
24:31
to pull back.
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It can happen a lot of different places.
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Number 28, guys, let go before you level
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up.
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Elevation requires elimination.
24:45
Elevation requires elimination.
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I can give you an example.
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If you've ever been on a hot air
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balloon, and you start with the sandbags that
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are actually in, a lot of times they're
24:58
in the balloon holding it down.
25:01
When you take the bags and you throw
25:03
them out, you are eliminating and thus allowing
25:07
the balloon to have elevation.
25:10
Think of it like that balloon.
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The more that you throw out, the faster
25:15
you're able to just rise to the top.
25:19
Pretty cool, right?
25:21
I thought you'd think that was cool.
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Number 29, you do not owe your past
25:25
performance.
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You do not owe your past performance.
25:30
Who you were is not who you must
25:31
remain today.
25:33
Everybody knew you like that.
25:35
It doesn't matter.
25:36
You can change today.
25:37
You could change tomorrow.
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If you're not happy with your life, don't
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repeat the past.
25:46
Change it.
25:47
Number 30, guys, leave the old story behind.
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Your next chapter in life cannot begin until
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you stop reliving the last.
25:59
You might say, well, John, I could do
26:00
both.
26:01
You can, but then you're going to take
26:03
a step forward.
26:03
You might take two steps back.
26:05
You're not going to be able to maintain
26:07
proper energy.
26:10
You're going to burn out.
26:11
So you need to let go of the
26:14
old story and prepare and use that energy
26:17
with the new story.
26:20
You don't want to relive your past over
26:23
and over and over again, but I know
26:24
a lot of people do that every single
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day.
26:27
They relive the past because they think they've
26:30
got to be a martyr.
26:32
They think they've got to prove something to
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their family, their friends, their colleagues, their teachers,
26:37
their associates, their mentors.
26:40
No, you don't need to do that.
26:42
Your mentor, your teacher, your coach wants what's
26:45
best for you.
26:46
So you might say, well, gee, John, they're
26:47
not going to be happy I did this.
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If they're a good coach, sure they will
26:50
be.
26:51
If they're a good friend, sure they will
26:52
be.
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Ladies and gentlemen, I know this is a
26:56
message that probably struck a chord today and
26:58
we're going to be talking about it all
26:59
week.
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If this message spoke to you on even
27:03
any level at all, I encourage you to
27:06
take action today.
27:08
Let go of one thing that no longer
27:09
serves your growth.
27:11
Progress does not come from holding on tightly
27:14
and sweating and barely being able to feel
27:17
anything.
27:17
It comes from the choice of releasing what
27:21
is finished so you can rise into what
27:24
is next.
27:25
I'm not going to tell you it's going
27:27
to be easy to release.
27:28
I'm not going to tell you it's going
27:29
to be easy to start that new journey.
27:31
But you can do it and you'll find
27:33
that you'll be a lot more successful and
27:35
more happy.
27:37
Growth is a decision, guys.
27:39
Change is a choice.
27:40
Your next level is waiting for you to
27:42
step into it.
27:43
For inspiration, insights, and strategies to elevate your
27:46
life, visit BelieveMeAchieve.com.
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Your next chapter starts right now.
27:52
So what are you waiting for?
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You'll rise to elevation of success, but only
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if you decide to miss.