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DO THIS and You’ll Be Rich: The COMPLETE Blueprint Revealed | Robert Kiyosaki · The Hannah Hammond Show

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  I shut down rich dad because I'm constantly studying.
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  I never stopped studying. I'd have book studies inside my
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  company and things like this. Finally there was a revolved by
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  the staff said you we're not going to study anymore.
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  We don't want to study anymore. I'm like, how can you not study
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  today because things are changing so fast.
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  What they teach you in school is so old and so seminars are how
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  you stay ahead of the time and all this.
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  And I keep talking to her. She's always studying.
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  Stay relentless. We can truly create the life
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  that we want. We maybe can't have it all at
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  once. And there's always a sacrifice
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  and a price to be paid. And it's always about who, not
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  how, because we don't always know exactly what to do.
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  But if we can find the right who's to help us accomplish,
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  help our goals or help us learn and grow, and also the right
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  who's who we can serve and be very valuable to them, then you
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  can accomplish whatever you want.
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  Hello, this is Robert Kiyosaki and it's my friend Hannah
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  Hammond and we're just friends so.
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  Which? Is honestly drop dead gorgeous.
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  And she was introduced to me by another dear friend, Joel
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  Polish. And he said you got to meet this
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  woman, Hannah. And he said Hannah's a
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  multimillionaire self-made everything.
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  And so every time I try and call Hannah about something, she was
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  always in the seminar. I know I'm in Las Vegas, I'm in
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  Orlando and this she's always studying.
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  And then so I said, look, maybe you should be one of the
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  speakers now because who's on the stages all the time with me
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  as speakers by these old white guys.
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  And I said, we need some hotties up there on the stage and who
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  earned, who actually practice what they teach.
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  So last night we're having dinner with this guy from
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  Singapore. And this is on the Chinese
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  calendar. 2025 is the rise of women.
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  So timing is perfect. Say why you should just Hannah
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  Hammond. Would you mind give visibly your
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  background? Please.
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  Thanks, Robert. And I'm Robert's been my
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  childhood hero since I've read his book Rich Dad, Poor Dad when
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  I was 13 years old. And it truly became my lifeline
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  of hope to get into entrepreneurship and build
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  financial freedom and generational freedom.
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  And it's been amazing to actually have you as my mentor
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  and greatest friend in real life now and be your protege and
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  learn from you. And you're just the best at what
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  you do and the most amazing engaging speaker.
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  And you such an incredible capacity to take complex systems
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  or topics and break them down into very simple terms that
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  literally billions of people can understand.
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  And you've changed the way the entire world sees money and have
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  created a lot of wealth and happiness out there.
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  So thank you. Thank you.
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  You're going to take over from an old guy like me.
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  So were you born rich or? No, yeah.
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  No, my, my mom worked at the grocery store.
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  My dad worked at the pawn shop. And there was a lot of scarcity
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  and pain in our home. And I remember when I was seven
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  years old, I asked my dad for an Oreo Mcflurry and he said, no,
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  Hannah, we can't afford it. And that was the day that I
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  decided I was going to be a millionaire.
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  And I yelled at him saying I'm going to be rich so I can buy
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  Mcflurry. And then at 13, I read your
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  book. And I knew as soon as I turned
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  18 I was going to get my real estate license and start
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  investing in real estate and somehow start a business and
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  become and be in the business of real estate as well.
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  Yeah, and you're and you're made financially free multi
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  millionaire. And she's always had great
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  teachers like Joe Polish. She's a fabulous teacher.
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  Right. Joe Polish is amazing, and you
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  and a few other very critical mentors in my life.
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  Garnett Morris is one of them as well.
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  And I think just learning and growing every single day and
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  trying to push ourselves to become a higher version of
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  ourselves every single day and show up better not only for
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  ourselves but for the world. So I've invited Hannah to come
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  on the on tour with me, like going to China or Singapore or
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  Europe and she can speak to men and women because like I said
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  that the guy from Singapore said the Chinese calendar is 2020
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  fives a year of women starting to rise up.
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  And I think it's about time because I notice men are going
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  down right now. They're not as strong.
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  So anyway, So what advice would you have to young women about
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  entrepreneurship and being your own boss and all those things
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  and being a rich woman? Stay relentless.
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  You can have whatever you want. I think in this world we can
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  truly create the life that we want.
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  We maybe can't have it all at once and there's always a
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  sacrifice and a price to be paid, but it's all about
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  embracing the wind, embracing the storms.
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  We're here on the Real Estate Investor Summit Cruise and
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  that's the theme of this year is navigating the winds of change.
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  And when we're able to master the craft of embracing the wind
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  and learning how to adapt our sails and tack, which is a
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  sailing method where you move forward even when the wind is
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  against do, then anything is possible.
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  And just staying absolutely tenacious and relentless and
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  surrounding yourself with the people that are going to help
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  you grow and learn. And because people want to see
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  you succeed and people want to help you.
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  And it's always about who, not how.
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  Because we don't always know exactly what to do, but if we
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  can find the right who's to help us accomplish, help our goals or
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  help us learn and grow, and also the right who's who we can serve
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  and be very valuable to them, then you can accomplish whatever
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  you want. You're also you're always in
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  seminars, right? Always learning.
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  Every single day I'm learning, yeah.
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  And this is the reason it was near and dear to my heart is
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  because I shut down rich dad because I'm constantly studying.
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  I never stopped studying and I'd have book studies inside my
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  company and things like this. Finally there was a revolt by
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  the staff said fuck you, we're not going to study anymore.
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  We don't want to study anymore. I'm like, how can you not study
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  today? Because things are changing so
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  fast. What they teach you in school is
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  so old. And so seminars are how you stay
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  ahead of the time and all this. And so meanwhile my company was
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  saying F you to me about studying.
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  And I keep talking to her. She's always studying.
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  So I think that's why I wanted to have her because you, you're
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  actually like the people studying today with the class,
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  right? But today's the first time she's
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  going to be a teacher. Yeah, yeah, I'm excited talking
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  about the 2025 CRE Lending Playbook and how to navigate the
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  winds of change. And then what kind of how did
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  you, what kind of business are you in right now?
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  What is HP cap? Yes, HP Capital is a commercial
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  finance company so we help raise capital for commercial real
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  estate projects both on the debt side and the equity side and all
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  asset classes nationwide from $1,000,000 to 100 + 1,000,000
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  dollar loans and different development projects.
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  So it's a lot of fun and came from the real estate commercial
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  real estate brokerage side. I still am an owner of a
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  commercial real estate brokerage in Arizona and have been an
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  investor since I was 18. Dean, all thanks to you.
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  Thank. You and the other part about it
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  is she's going to speak. I said it's a little too narrow
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  to raise hundreds of millions of dollars.
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  So I'm asking her topic to be entrepreneurship because a lot
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  of times men more entrepreneurs, but also how to raise capital
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  because raising capital is one of the main things an
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  entrepreneur does. And if a person can't raise
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  capital, it keeps them very small.
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  Oh yeah, yeah, You taught me that raising capital sales and
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  public speaking are three of the greatest skills that an
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  entrepreneur or a person in general can develop.
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  And we're always selling and we're always to scale.
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  You have to be able to raise capital, whether that's
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  financing capital or equity capital for real estate
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  investment projects or business endeavors or anything like that.
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  So it's a very important skill. It's a very hard skill.
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  If I put out on my social media that I have a client looking to
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  invest a couple 1,000,000 bucks of capital, there's thousands of
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  messages pretty much that just start flooding in.
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  So in every single market, whether upmarket, down market,
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  sideways market, everybody always is looking for capital
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  and it's a skill that's very important.
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  So we're there's and we're talking about gold and silver in
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  here and the parlance to the language they, oh, you're a
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  silver stacker, you're a gold stacker.
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  But really to be an entrepreneur, you have to be a
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  skilled stacker. So when I was coming out of the
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  I was I flew for the Marine Corps.
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  And this is in the 70s. My poor dad says only going to
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  fly for the airlines. I said I don't want to fly for
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  the airlines. He said go back to school and
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  get your PHDI said I don't want to do that.
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  And my rich dad said, I said to my rich dad, I want to be an
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  entrepreneur. And he says the reason most
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  people don't make it as entrepreneurs, well, they stay
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  small is they don't have the skill set.
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  So that's why in 1974, my rich dad said to me, if you're going
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  to be an entrepreneur before you get out of the Marine Corps,
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  learn how to sell. So that's why when I was leaving
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  the Marine Corps, I want to get hired by Xerox because Xerox had
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  at that time, one of the best sales training programs in the
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  world. At the same time, I was doing
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  personal development workshops to clear out the inside of me, I
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  was cleaning out the inside of me.
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  You do the same thing when you clean yourself out, your
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  emotions and stuff, whatever. Yeah, the inner work, the real
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  hard work. Is inside of.
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  You. Yeah.
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  Because part of my mission in life is to reach my highest
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  potential and help other people live theirs and not only create
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  generational wealth, but also to create generational freedom.
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  And freedom is a multifaceted concept, and it's a very complex
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  concept that encompasses many different aspects of life.
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  But a lot of freedom is internal, and wealth is a big
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  piece of it. There's financial freedom, but
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  there's internal freedom too, and that's healing generational
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  trauma that's forgiven, that's learning how to be connected to.
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  You and I had the same situation when I was working on me because
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  a lot of people just work on their skills because they work
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  on yourself. I did the seminar because I was
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  doing seminars just like you are.
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  And it says if you can't make it with your father, you'll never
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  make it in life. What the hell does that mean?
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  He said. If you still have resentment
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  towards your father or upset or you haven't really communicated
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  to your father, you're not going to make it because you're still
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  all jammed up in here. So this is back in the 70s.
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  I had to make an appointment with my father, a poor dad, and
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  tell him all the things I hated about him.
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  While I was pissed off at him, I didn't like the way he treated
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  my mom and we just came clean. I was sobbing my eyes out here
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  because it's all that pain of my father and that's what set me
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  free. So the point we should bring all
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  this up is stacking skills are getting successful is outside,
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  but it's also inside to do the same thing for your father.
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  I did the same thing and that's what truly set me free when I
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  had that come to Jesus with my father.
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  And so many of us, we just want to shove it down, resist it,
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  ignore it, act like we're OK, say that we have no problems or
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  resentment or that we have forgiven anybody that have hurt
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  us in our past. And a lot of us entrepreneurs or
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  real estate investors, we tend to grab on to the success or the
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  accomplishment or the goals to help make us.
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  Exactly. But when you eventually you
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  realize, OK, now I'm achieving this wealth or this success, but
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  there's still something wrong inside.
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  There's still something off or that buzz inside of me, that
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  tension inside of me. And I had that talk with my
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  father as well, and that's when I became free and it was a long
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  journey. It wasn't that easy to just do
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  that. There is therapy and meditation
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  and we go to retreats and stuff where they clear energy out of
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  your body and it's a whole process.
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  But it is the linchpin of truly being able to live an incredible
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  life and not only reach your highest potential financially,
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  but spiritually and emotionally and relationally with your
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  family and those that you love. So it's, and a lot of people
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  don't talk about it, especially a lot of men that are in the
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  entrepreneur space, they think it's woo or but really the
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  strongest men are the ones like you who actually do the work and
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  focus on the inner work and heal themselves so they can be their
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  best and show up the best and serve the best.
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  Kenny Mcenroy is here and others.
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  Blair Singer Every year Kenny and I travel two or three times
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  a year to clean out our insights.
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  And that's where the education takes place is what's going on
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  inside of you. So Kenny, myself, Blair Singer
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  we work on ourselves internally, but also we study externally.
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  And like I said, I had to shut down my company because the
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  internal, I was not a good leader anyway.
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  But the internal pain inside my company, they're hurting.
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  A lot of people are hurting today, so they try and go back
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  to school to ensure the hurt, but the hurt's inside of it.
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  So it's called personal development and that kind of
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  works. That's why I was very impressed
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  with Hannah that she's always working on herself as well as
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  her business. Yeah, always.
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  So any final words for the men and women out there about
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  education, seminars and life? Never stop learning, never stop
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  growing. Be a student of life and don't
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  ignore the inside and face the things that are really difficult
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  to face and do the inner work and do that reflection.
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  Even though you're going to feel like there's no ROI on a
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  spreadsheet, it will have the biggest ROI you could ever
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  possibly imagine over anything else that you could possibly do.
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  So just keep learning, surround yourself by people that you love
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  and do the hard work and. The hardest thing for me to tell
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  my father how much I hated him and the hardest things I had to
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  do because I didn't like the way he treated mom when I cleared
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  that sucker out. There's more to come more, but
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  it was a breakthrough because as I just learned this year, our
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  lives are pretty much set by the time we're 15 years old.
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  In other words, how you dealt with your parents or family,
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  we're at up to 15 up until the age of 15.
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  You have parents and you're learning and you're a kid to
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  interact with the world, but a lot of the decisions and
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  judgments you make are in place by 15.
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  So that's why working inner self is very important.
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  So that's why seminars are not just outside, but seminars for
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  the inside. And I did a thing called STST
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  today. It's called Landmark and Kenny
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  and Blair, they all send their kids to Landmark also to work on
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  the inside so they can get stronger on the outside.
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  So anyway, congratulate you. You're going to be a first time
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  teaching today, but you've been a student for all these years
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  and it's 2020 fives a year. The women take flight.
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  Thank you, Robert. Thank you.
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  Thank you all for listening.