Automatic Success Secrets Revealed

Myron Golden
8 Apr 202434:20

Summary

TLDRThe video script discusses the concept of 'automatic success' and contrasts it with the struggle many face in their endeavors. It introduces the idea of the 'manual mind' and 'automatic mind,' emphasizing the importance of aligning these two aspects of the mind to achieve success. The manual mind is responsible for preparation and protection, while the automatic mind is tasked with producing results. The speaker shares insights on how to reprogram the mind to achieve automatic success, stressing the significance of understanding one's purpose, developing a skill set, and mastering various components of one's craft to produce desirable outcomes in the market.

Takeaways

  • 🎯 Success and failure are not about trying, but rather about the automatic outcomes set by one's mindset.
  • 🛠️ People often fail because they are trying to succeed as a reaction to others' failures, not because it leads to success.
  • 🚀 True success comes from discovering and fulfilling one's purpose, which may but doesn't always result in financial wealth.
  • 🌡️ The 'manual mind' is responsible for preparation and protection, making decisions based on current beliefs and environment.
  • 🔄 The 'automatic mind' produces results based on the settings of the manual mind, which if not intentionally set, may lead to automatic failure.
  • 🔧 It's crucial to realign the manual mind to work in favor of the automatic mind to achieve progress and success.
  • 📈 Mastery is achieved by spending significantly more time preparing than performing, leading to professional proficiency.
  • 🎯 The process of mastery involves stacking individual skills one by one until they form a well-oiled machine of success.
  • 🍏 The market must desire the 'fruit' you produce; otherwise, your business will not thrive or be sustainable.
  • 📊 Only promise to deliver a product or service that you are capable of providing to ensure customer satisfaction and profitability.
  • 💡 The key to automatic success is understanding and leveraging the functions of both the manual and automatic mind in a harmonious and intentional manner.

Q & A

  • What is the main message the speaker is trying to convey about success?

    -The speaker is emphasizing that success is not about trying to succeed but rather about aligning one's manual and automatic mind to produce results. Success is viewed as discovering one's purpose, developing oneself for that purpose, and deploying oneself in that purpose.

  • What are the two primary functions of the manual mind according to the speaker?

    -The two primary functions of the manual mind are preparation and protection. It is responsible for making decisions that ensure safety in the current environment and preparing for a new environment.

  • How does the speaker define the automatic mind?

    -The speaker defines the automatic mind as the part of the mind responsible for production. It is designed to produce results based on the settings made by the manual mind.

  • What is the significance of the thermostat analogy used by the speaker?

    -The thermostat analogy is used to illustrate the concept of setting a desired outcome and then trusting the system (in this case, the automatic mind) to maintain that outcome without constant intervention. It highlights the importance of intentionality in setting goals and the role of the automatic mind in achieving them.

  • Why does the speaker suggest that trying to succeed might contribute to failure?

    -The speaker suggests that trying to succeed might contribute to failure because the act of 'trying' can be based on incorrect beliefs or programming that does not serve one's best interest. It may lead to focusing on the struggle rather than on the outcomes that lead to success.

  • What does the speaker mean by 'unifying the two minds'?

    -Unifying the two minds refers to aligning the manual mind (preparation and protection) with the automatic mind (production). The goal is to ensure that the manual mind works for the automatic mind, setting it up for success rather than keeping it stuck in a cycle of struggle and protection.

  • What is the importance of understanding the functions of one's mind as per the speaker?

    -Understanding the functions of one's mind is crucial because it allows individuals to recognize whether their thoughts and actions are leading them towards success or failure. It helps in making intentional decisions that align with their desired outcomes and in setting the automatic mind for automatic success.

  • What does the speaker mean by 'mastery' and how does it relate to success?

    -Mastery, according to the speaker, is the process of becoming exceptionally skilled in a specific area through dedicated practice and preparation. It relates to success because by mastering various components of one's field, one can create a well-oiled machine that produces consistent, desirable results with minimal effort, leading to automatic success.

  • Why is it important to produce the fruit that the market desires?

    -Producing the fruit that the market desires is important because it ensures that there is a demand for what one is offering. Failing to do so can lead to business failure, as producing something that the market does not want or is not willing to pay for will not result in profit or long-term success.

  • What is the speaker's view on the relationship between mindset, skillset, and toolset?

    -The speaker believes that mindset, skillset, and toolset are interlinked and essential for success. Mindset is one's mental attitude and outlook, skillset is the abilities and expertise one develops, and toolset refers to the resources and strategies one employs. Together, these elements can lead to the creation of assets and income.

  • How does the speaker describe the process of mastering a skill or component?

    -The speaker describes the process of mastering a skill as focusing on one component at a time and practicing it until it can't be done wrong. This methodical approach allows for the development of expertise and the creation of a well-functioning, successful system.

Outlines

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🚀 The Paradox of Success and Struggle

This paragraph explores the contrasting lives of individuals who appear to effortlessly achieve hyper-success in various fields and those who seem perpetually stuck in a cycle of struggle and desperation. It delves into the concept of 'trying' and its potential role in both success and failure, highlighting the importance of understanding the underlying reasons for one's current situation and the potential to change it.

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🌡️ The Mind's Thermostat: Setting Success

This section introduces the metaphor of a mental thermostat to explain how one's mindset can be adjusted to achieve success. It emphasizes the need to intentionally set one's mindset for success, just as a thermostat is set for a desired temperature. The discussion transitions into defining success as the fulfillment of one's purpose, and the realization that success may manifest differently for each individual.

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🧠 The Dual Nature of the Mind

Here, the speaker distinguishes between the 'manual mind' and the 'automatic mind,' explaining their respective roles in protection, preparation, and production. The 'manual mind' is responsible for decision-making and can either promote protection from potential harm or prepare for new experiences. The 'automatic mind,' on the other hand, is tasked with producing results based on the settings of the 'manual mind.' The speaker warns of the dangers of allowing the 'manual mind' to default to protection mode, which could lead to a life of stagnation and missed opportunities.

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🛫 Navigating the Skies of Success

Using the analogy of flying a plane, this paragraph illustrates the difference between the mental exertion required when navigating turbulence and the ease of being on autopilot at a set altitude. It suggests that achieving a state of 'automatic success' is akin to setting a plane's autopilot, where the 'automatic mind' produces consistent, desired results with minimal effort from the 'manual mind.' The speaker encourages viewers to strive for this state of effortless success in their personal and professional lives.

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🌳 The Roots of Mastery

This section emphasizes the importance of preparation and skill development in achieving mastery and, ultimately, success. The speaker argues that one must invest significantly more time in preparing and practicing than in performing, highlighting the principle that mastery of individual components leads to overall excellence. The paragraph underscores the necessity of continuous learning and improvement to maintain relevance and effectiveness in one's field.

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🍒 Bearing Fruit for the Market

The speaker concludes by stressing the importance of producing desirable outcomes or 'fruits' that the market is willing to pay for, rather than simply creating what one desires. It is crucial to understand and deliver what the market values, ensuring that promises made are fulfilled, and the produced 'fruit' aligns with market demand. The paragraph wraps up with the concept that automatic success is achieved by setting the right mindset, unifying the dual aspects of the mind, mastering skills, and producing valuable outcomes for the market.

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Keywords

💡Success

Success in the context of the video is defined as discovering one's purpose, developing oneself for that purpose, and deploying oneself in that purpose. It is not solely about financial gain but rather about fulfillment and personal growth. The speaker emphasizes that success often manifests as money but can also be seen in other forms of achievement. An example from the script is the speaker's realization that they were successful without trying, as they were making significant income without feeling the need to 'try' to succeed.

💡Mindset

Mindset is a crucial concept in the video, referring to an individual's mental attitude or perspective towards life, work, and success. It is the foundation upon which one's actions and decisions are built. The speaker suggests that understanding and shaping one's mindset is essential for success. For instance, the equation 'mindset times skill set times tool set equals assets and income' illustrates the importance of mindset in achieving financial success and asset accumulation.

💡Automatic Success

Automatic success is a term used in the video to describe a state where success seems effortless and natural, as if on 'autopilot'. It is achieved when an individual's 'automatic mind' is set for success, meaning that their subconscious beliefs and habits propel them towards their goals without conscious effort. The speaker argues that people who appear to be effortlessly successful have aligned their automatic mind with their desired outcomes, as opposed to those who are stuck in a cycle of automatic struggle and drama.

💡Manual Mind

The manual mind, as described in the video, is responsible for decision-making and is associated with conscious thought processes. It is involved in preparation and protection, making decisions that either take one towards their desired future or protect the status quo. The speaker emphasizes the importance of making intentional decisions with the manual mind to set the automatic mind for success. An example is the speaker's decision to not try to succeed but instead to align their actions with their purpose, leading to financial success without the need to 'try'.

💡Automatic Mind

The automatic mind refers to the subconscious part of one's mental processes that operate without conscious effort. It is responsible for producing results based on the programming and beliefs that have been set by the manual mind. The speaker suggests that success or failure is largely determined by the automatic mind, which can be programmed for automatic success or failure. The key is to intentionally program the automatic mind for the desired outcome.

💡Struggle Bus

The term 'Struggle Bus' is used metaphorically in the video to describe a state of constant struggle, desperation, and trauma. It represents a negative cycle where individuals feel stuck and unable to break free from their challenges. The speaker contrasts this with the concept of automatic success, suggesting that those on the 'Struggle Bus' are trying to succeed but are held back by their automatic mind's programming for failure or struggle.

💡Purpose

Purpose in the video refers to the unique reason an individual was created or the specific role they are meant to fulfill in life. The speaker argues that discovering one's purpose is central to achieving success. By understanding and aligning oneself with their purpose, individuals can develop and deploy their skills effectively. The concept is illustrated when the speaker talks about success being about fulfilling one's purpose, which often leads to personal fulfillment and financial success.

💡Skill Set

A skill set is a collection of abilities, knowledge, and expertise that an individual possesses. In the video, the speaker emphasizes the importance of developing a skill set as part of the journey to success. It is about acquiring the necessary skills to excel in one's chosen field and to effectively execute the plans and decisions made by the manual mind. The speaker suggests that mastering various skills leads to a well-oiled machine of success, where each skill contributes to the overall proficiency and effectiveness in one's endeavors.

💡Cultural Hypnotic Societal Mechanism

The 'Cultural Hypnotic Societal Mechanism' is a term used in the video to describe the societal norms, expectations, and pressures that influence an individual's mindset and automatic programming. It represents the cultural beliefs and values that are ingrained in individuals, often without their conscious awareness, which can lead to self-limiting beliefs and behaviors. The speaker suggests that many people are held back by these societal programs, which can keep them on a path of automatic struggle rather than automatic success.

💡Mastery

Mastery in the context of the video refers to the process of becoming highly proficient in a particular skill or area of knowledge. The speaker advocates for the practice and refinement of individual skills to a point where they become second nature. Mastery is achieved through deliberate and consistent practice, leading to expertise that can contribute to automatic success. The speaker uses examples such as mastering lead generation in business or mastering dribbling in basketball to illustrate how focusing on one skill at a time can lead to overall success.

Highlights

People who are succeeding in any area of life are not trying to succeed any more than people who are failing in life are trying to fail - both are automatic.

The concept of 'automatic success' is introduced, suggesting that success is not about trying but about aligning oneself with automatic, subconscious patterns of success.

The speaker shares a personal anecdote about making a significant amount of money without 'trying', which led to the realization that 'trying' might not be a necessary component of success.

The idea that 'trying to succeed' might be a contributing factor to failure is proposed, challenging the conventional belief that effort guarantees success.

The importance of understanding one's mindset and setting it intentionally for success is emphasized.

Success is defined as discovering one's purpose, developing oneself for that purpose, and deploying oneself in that purpose.

The speaker differentiates between the 'manual mind' and the 'automatic mind', suggesting that the automatic mind determines success and failure.

The 'manual mind' is responsible for preparation and protection, while the 'automatic mind' is responsible for production.

The idea that the automatic mind may have been set for automatic failure by external influences, such as cultural programming, is discussed.

The importance of unifying the manual and automatic minds in the right order for progression is highlighted.

The necessity of preparing and facilitating one's methods for mastery in any endeavor is emphasized.

The concept of 'mastery stacking' is introduced, where one masters individual components before combining them for overall expertise.

The speaker argues that businesses fail because they produce the fruit they want to produce, not the fruit the market wants to pay for.

The importance of producing a desirable fruit for the market and delivering on promises made to them is stressed.

The speaker shares personal business experience to illustrate the concept of setting the automatic mind for success.

The transcript concludes with the speaker expressing hope that the shared insights on automatic success will greatly bless the audience.

Transcripts

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have you ever looked at somebody who's

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hyper successful at whether whether it

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be at Academia whether it be at music

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whether it be at uh sports or some other

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Endeavor and they do things that look

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impossible while at the same time making

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them look effortless it's it's it's like

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it's like what what that person just did

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what that person just said what that

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what I just saw with my own eyes look

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like that would be impossible for me but

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they made it look like they could do it

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as easily as taking a nap but then other

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people you look at them and they live on

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The Struggle Bus their entire life it's

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like every time you see them they're in

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desperation every time you see them

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they're in they're in trauma every time

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you see them they're in drama and and

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it's not like it's not like they go back

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and forth It's not like well one day

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it's success and the other day it's

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struggle and and one day it's trauma and

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the next day it's Destiny no it's like

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it's like people are in a

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lane and

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the people you know are in a lane and

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sometimes you feel like you're in a lane

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and sometimes you're in a lane that you

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like being in and other times if I could

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just change lanes can I get a

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witness and so what I'm going to do is

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I'm going to Endeavor to show you the

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reason that is the way that is so you

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who everybody tap yourself on the chest

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say me so that you can do something

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about it man I'm so jacked for you so I

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discovered this I discovered this in a

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conversation with a coaching client

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probably 20 years ago I was talking to

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one of my

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clients and I said how's business and

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they said I'm really trying and I

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immediately thought that's

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fascinating because I am not really

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trying

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like like and I was succeeding at what

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to me at that time felt like a very high

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level right I might have been making 20

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30 $40,000 a month which was way more

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money than anybody I had ever known in

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my entire life growing up had ever made

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right and business wasn't a struggle and

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there was no trying and I wasn't trying

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to get clients and I wasn't trying to

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generate leads and I wasn't trying to be

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profitable and I wasn't trying not to

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fail but it was just all happening and

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so I was a little confused by the

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disparity between what they

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said and what I was experiencing in my

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own life so I called my one of my

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coaches I called Jerry Clark I said

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Jerry I want to ask you a question it's

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going to sound

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crazy but I have to ask you because I

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just had this experience and I'll tell

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you what it is later but I said are you

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trying to succeed and I'm going to quote

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him he

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said trying to

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succeed I'm not trying to

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succeed and I thought that's what I

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thought so here's the here's here's the

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Crux of everything I'm going to share

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with you

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today people who are succeeding in any

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area of Life are not trying to succeed

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any more than people who are failing in

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life are trying to fail and both cases

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it's

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automatic that's why I'm going to talk

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to you today about automatic success

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Secrets Revealed how do I how do I go

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from a person who automatically

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struggles

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who lives a life in automatic trauma in

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automatic drama automatic difficulty

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always trying here here's what I found

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out people who are failing are trying to

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succeed did you hear what I just said in

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in fact not all people some people who

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are failing they they're holding on to

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that because that's the only way they

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can get

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attention but there are some people many

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people maybe even most people who are

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struggling they are trying to succeed so

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what that tells me is a couple things

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number one that maybe trying to succeed

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is a contributing factor to failure

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maybe you say that again maybe trying to

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succeed is a contributing factor to

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failure

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wow

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whereas it's not a contributing factor

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to success it's going to make I I know

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I'm I know I know I know you're a little

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confused right now by what I'm saying

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but that's not

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unintentional because if I can like if I

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can if I can like rearrange the

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furniture in your head a little bit you

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won't know your way around so you won't

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be able to find your way back to those

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familiar places that allow you to stay

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stuck like Chuck and a pickup

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truck and so so in order to understand

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we've all heard the phrase we've heard

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the phrase

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mindset right right and I've even said

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I've even said Ms time SS time TS equals

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assets and income follows assets y'all

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heard me say that before right so Ms

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mindset times skill set times tool set

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equals assets and income files assets

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but nobody ever like when was the last

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time somebody told you what mindset

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really is what is

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mindset well before I can help you

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understand in other words everybody has

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a mindset every you already have a

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mindset you don't need a mindset you

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already have a mindset the question is

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what is your mind set

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for what is it set at like the

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temperature in here is very comfortable

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for me probably slightly uncomfortable

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for

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you but when I came in I knew we were

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going to have a lot of people in here

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today and so I set the temperature at 70

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degrees so it could cool off before

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y'all brought all that Florida heat in

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here right and so that I wouldn't be so

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hot up here that I can't teach thinking

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why is it so hot H why is it so hot but

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I set the ter thermostat in

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advance and then it produces the result

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I don't have to keep going back there I

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don't have to keep I'm putting it on 70

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putting it on 70 I put it on 70 once and

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and and and and the regulator in that

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thermostat is going to maintain 70

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degrees in this room regardless of how

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many people we bring in here within

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reason right and so we have to do is we

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have to figure out we have to understand

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that just like that

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thermostat has a set

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temperature we can set it on but it has

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to be done intentionally like I can go

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like if I go back there and close my

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eyes and start pushing buttons I have no

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earthly idea what it's going to be said

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at so I can't rinse and repeat it

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because I don't even know what it was in

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the first place right so I had to

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determine before I went to the

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thermostat what I was going to set it at

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before I set it so that I could trust

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that when I set it it would be

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set the same thing is true with our mind

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but in order for me to set my mind

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at a set that will produce

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success what is success okay thank you

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for asking that question I'm going to

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give you the best definition of success

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I've ever discovered success is

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discovering the purpose for which you

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were

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created developing yourself for that

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purpose so you can fulfill it and then

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deploying yourself in that

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purpose now often times that turns into

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money many times

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I don't know if it's most times because

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I haven't measured so I can't say that

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but many times that turns into money

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sometimes it doesn't though and if I had

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to choose and I I'm glad I don't but if

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I had to choose whether to be

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successful or to make a lot of money I

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would choose to be successful and then I

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would trust that the money would

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come are y'all tracking they're not

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diametrically opposed to each other

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unless for your particular assignment

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they're diametrically opposed for each

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other but for most people they're not

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diametrically opposed like people think

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so I don't have to do something

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underhanded and mistreat people in order

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to make money all I have to do is become

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successful discover the purpose for

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which I was created develop myself for

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that purpose deploy myself in that

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purpose okay so in order for me to set

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my mind I have to understand the

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functions the functions of my

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Minds did y'all hear what I just said I

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have to understand the functions of my

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Minds I didn't say the function of my

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mind I said the

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functions of my minds and I'm going to

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go over here I'm going to draw something

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on the board that I've never um that

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I've never drawn

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before

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so I'm gonna make the body bigger just I

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mean the head bigger because because

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it's me okay sorry y'all get that on the

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way home okay so so what happens what

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happens we hear people talk about the

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conscious mind and the subconscious mind

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but when you hear somebody say the

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conscious mind and the subconscious mind

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let me ask you a question does that

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conjure up a picture for you yes or no

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does it really it doesn't conjure up one

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for me it's just it's just words what do

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you see tell me what you see I don't

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know what do you see I see like

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basically spal yeah but that's your

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brain I'm not talking about a brain I'm

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talking about your mind see okay so let

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me let me let's talk about the

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difference let's talk about the

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difference let's talk about the

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difference between the brain and the

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mind let's talk about that for a second

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the brain is an organ in your

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head the mind your mind is in every cell

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in your

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body are you tracking so your mind I

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believe I believe that your mind

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is contributed to for lack of a better

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way to say it by your body mind uh by

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your body your will and your emotions

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it's how you relate to things in Phil

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physicality your mind is like your

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soul it's the part of you that relates

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to

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physicality and spirituality it's kind

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of a bridge between physicality and

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spirituality are y'all

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tracking okay but the Minds The Mind as

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we call it let's separate it into we

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they call it subconscious I'm going to

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make it horizontal so this up here would

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be the

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conscious

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what so-called conscious mind this would

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be down here would be the sub conscious

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mind okay but I'm not going to use that

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term because I the the reason the reason

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I'm not going to use that term

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conscious mind is because it doesn't

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conjure up a picture so what I'm going

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to do instead I'm going to call this

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mind here we're going to call this the

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manual

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mind and we're going to call this the

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auto a atic

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mind automatic automa automatic this is

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the automatic mind now here's what I'm

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going to

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say success and failure are always

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everybody say always are always

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determined by your automatic

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mind but here's the

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problem if you did not

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intentionally set your automatic

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mind for a particular outcome

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come who did because it is set oh

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snap can somebody pick up the pieces of

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my brain off the floor and bring them to

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me

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please if you did not

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intentionally set your automatic mind

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for automatic

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success is it possible that someone or

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several someones who did not have your

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best interest in mind set your automatic

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mind for automatic failure for you but

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automatic success for

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them H isn't that what happened to the

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children of Israel when they were in

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Egypt hey guess what their body came out

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of Egypt and their mind was still there

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that's why they wanted to go

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back their body came out of the Egypt

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but their mind was still there that's

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why they couldn't go into the promis

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land that's why an 11-day Journey took

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them 40 years

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let me ask you a

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question is your mind being stuck in the

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programming that was created by the

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cultural hypnotic societal mechanism in

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the past is that what's taking your

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causing your 11-day journey to take 40

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years I ain't swinging too fast em I I

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didn't mean to come out swinging like

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this this morning but I've been thinking

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about y'all can y'all tell I've been

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thinking about y'all hey

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hey the bad news is your mind has been

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set and the other bad news is you didn't

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set it the good news is you can you can

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March in there it's so

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funny

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because when we were when we were

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growing

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up my Dad could have the temperature set

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at something and if we were too hot or

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too cold and we changed it while he was

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sleeping and he woke up who changed that

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thermostat right just like my dad was

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protective of the temperature of our

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house the the cultural hypnotic societal

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mechanism that programmed you to serve

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it at your own

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expense gets frustrated irritated

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aggravated sometimes even violent when

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you go touch the thermostat of your own

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automatic

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mind okay I I feel like y'all

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tracking I feel like y'all picking up

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what I'm putting down so now that the

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foundation has been

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laid whereas here to for the foundation

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hath been laid okay you must understand

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the functions of your minds first and

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foremost you must understand the

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function of your manual

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mind the manual mind is responsible for

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two things preparation and

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protection

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you make your decisions in your manual

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mind if you allow your manual mind to

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predominantly focus on

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protection and you don't examine the

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thing it's

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protecting it will protect you from

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things that would benefit you Moses

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came and said to the children of Israel

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like like why are you treating your

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brother this way and they said who made

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you a God over

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us they misunderstood him are y'all

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tracking see what we don't realize is is

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protection works against preparation

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because preparation protection is to

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keep me safe in my current environment

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preparation is to transport me to a new

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environment and the new environment that

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I desire in my soul to go to my

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conscious mind my manual mind says uh uh

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uh yeah I know but what if it don't work

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what if I leave here and I can't get

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over

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there what if I get on the bridge and

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the bridge falls down are y'all tracking

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what if I start a business and the

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business fails you know 80% of

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businesses fail within the first three

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and we have all of the

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statistics stacked up in our manual mind

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to protect us from the negative out

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comes that the people who programmed our

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negative mind our our manual mind told

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us are possible if we escape the

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clutches of their

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programming that's why so many people

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believe so many things that are

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false time is money hard days work for a

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hard days pay eight hours work for eight

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hours pay whatever that means all that

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stuff that we bought

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into so it's going to either protect you

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or it's going to prepare you like you

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can decide the manual mind is

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responsible for decisions so you can

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decide it's it's by the way this is this

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is the hard part you can decide that you

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are going to go against the cultural

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hypnotic societal mechanism that has

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programmed you to be sick broke

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misinformed and fearful and you are

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going to fly in the face of it and

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you're going to go in a totally

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different direction but know that you

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are going to be challenged

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thereby but you can still do it it's not

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going to be easy it's just going to be

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worth

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it do you understand that the reason

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manual mind often times protects us from

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making decisions that are in our own

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best interest is because the beliefs we

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hold to be true in our current state we

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got them from somebody who loved us but

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they were as lost as we

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are I'm talking about daddy them Mama

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them grandama

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them H I'm talking about our College

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professors and our high school teachers

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I'm talking about pastors and Sunday

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school teachers and directors I'm

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talking about friends and bosses and

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co-workers I'm talking about husbands

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and wives and children and

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parents because if I abandon the thing

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they gave

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me they're going to feel like I

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abandoned

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them if I don't sing the same song and

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March to the beat of the same drummer

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that they are singing to and marching to

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they are going to feel like I abandon

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them and then they are going to abandon

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me and what can I do out there in the

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world by

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myself I don't know ask

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Joseph what can you do in a world by

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yourself all alone misunderstood

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mistreated

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H so understand that the manual mind's

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functions the responsibility of manual

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mind preparation and protection let me

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ask you a question by the way do you

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understand that's the meaning of a

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stronghold what's a stronghold casting

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down imagination every High thing exalt

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itself against the knowledge of God and

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bring every thought into captivity what

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is a stronghold a stronghold are the

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walls of protection that we build around

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a lie in our

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mind that's what a stronghold is but the

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scripture says the only thing that can

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tear down that wall is the truth of God

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can tear down those

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strongholds but we have to understand

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what the truth

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is knowing about the truth is not the

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same as knowing the truth knowing that

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it exists is not the same as knowing how

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to execute

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can I get a

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witness well that's the purpose of the

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manual mind the purpose of the automatic

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mind and its functions it's responsible

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for

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production the automatic mind is only

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supposed to do one thing whatever you

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said it

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to but the manual mind has to set

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it you're making my brain

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sweat I had to to make a decision a long

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time ago that I was okay being

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misunderstood and thought of as pompous

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and

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arrogant and

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obtuse I even got a witness from the

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baby and I had to be okay with being

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misunderstood some of us desire

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acceptance so

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much that we cannot please God nor serve

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people

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the automatic mind's job is responsible

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for producing results period that's all

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it does if I'm if I'm flying a

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plane like I'm flying a plane and all of

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a sudden we get to our desired altitude

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and we're going to be at that altitude

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for the next hour and we're going to be

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in that same air space for the next hour

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guess what I can do I can turn on the

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automatic pilot then all I have to do is

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look around and make sure everything's

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okay it's requiring no effort from me

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now if I'm flying in turbulence and

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maintaining an out so people don't

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realize that all the stuff that you have

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to maintain and keep level

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intentionally right but if you're in if

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you're in some weather it doesn't even

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have to be a storm it doesn't have to be

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in clouds you might be able to see but

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there's a lot of turbulence and planes

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bouncing everywhere you have to maintain

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your altitude because that's what air

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traffic is you have to fly at a certain

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height that's in between what the height

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that other planes are flying at then you

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have to maintain a certain speed and so

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they tell you the control tower tells

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you what speed to fly at and what

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altitude to fly at

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and what heading to head on and you have

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to make sure all of those things stay

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maintained and so you're even even like

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if you're setting the trim so you don't

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have to work so hard you're always

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moving stuff and setting stuff and

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looking around and checking your

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instruments and looking outside it's

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like this is what you're doing all the

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time and and and you have you're in a

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long flight and you're you're you're

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going between airspaces and different

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altitudes and stuff changing for weather

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it's it's mentally exhausting you said

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that thing on autopilot man is cake this

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a cake it's piece of cake just looking

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around just making sure everything's

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okay wouldn't it be nice to get to the

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place in your life where the results

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you're producing in your business are on

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autopilot you just set it you don't set

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it and forget it but you set it and then

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you get

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it because that's for the purpose of the

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automatic mind so you have the automatic

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mind which fun or the the manual mind's

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job is to protect and to prepare the

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automatic mind is to produce a result

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the

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unification of your two

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minds in the right

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order is for

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progression for progression what does

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that mean how do I unify my two minds

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and you have to unify them in the right

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order because here's what's going to

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happen you are either going to use your

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manual mind to pull your automatic mind

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back down into struggle

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mode or you are going to use your

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automatic mind to elevate your manual

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mind so that the the auto the manual

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mind works for the automatic mind

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instead of the other way around so when

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you start the automat the manual mind's

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in control you make a decision okay this

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is what I'm going to do and everything

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I'm going to do is going to be in this

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Lane and I'm not going to deviate from

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it I was having a conversation with one

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of my business partners this morning on

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a software company that we own and so

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there's this company that wanted a a

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proof of concept so we sent them the

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proposal for the proof of concept was

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more than they expected to pay they're

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like hey can we get an item itemization

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of this I'm like okay I said if you're

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okay with them walking away because I'm

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okay with them walking away what I will

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tell them is this is the

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itemization you are probably looking for

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an

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itemization for individual components of

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our

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offer but what you don't understand is

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that what we are offering you is not a

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bunch of components

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we are not offering you a bunch of

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pieces we're not offering you a product

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we're not offering you a process we are

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offering you a

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payoff and the itemization is this if

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you say yes to our offer or give us a

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reasonable

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counter you get the

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payoff if you say no to our offer and

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don't give us a reasonable counter you

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are saying no to your payoff that's the

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itemization and I'm okay with they walk

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away because I understand the software

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that we have there are companies out

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there we could take it to and get

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hundreds of millions of dollars for and

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I don't need the short-term money this

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company's paying us for the proof of

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concept if you just because you can't

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swim doesn't mean I have to come play in

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the kidy pool with

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you

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well

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okay

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okay so you have to unify your two minds

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in this way watch this now you have to

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unify your two minds in this way make

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sure you recruit the manual mind to work

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for the automatic mind and not the other

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way around because if you do it the

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other way around and you make the manual

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mind keep on setting the thermostat at

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protection protection protection

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protection protection you're going to be

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in the same place for the rest of your

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life if the decisions you are making

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don't cause you to feel uncomfortable

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out of control like the plane might

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crash you will not access the level of

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creativity that's necessary for you to

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move to the next level you are blocking

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yourself from it and going through life

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believing that someone else is blocking

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you from so that's first you have to

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perceive the function functions of your

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mind you must prepare the facilitation

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of your methods what does that mean

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prepare the facilitation of hey you can

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have all the mindset in the world you

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want to but you better develop a skill

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set you better go do something

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you better learn how to put a a nail in

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a board you better learn how to put some

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code in a computer you better learn how

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to have a conversation with somebody who

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can say yes to an offer you better learn

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something how many yall tracking okay so

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so you must prepare the facilitation of

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your methods what does that mean that

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means you whatever your area of service

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expertise is you spend four to 10 times

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as much time preparing as you do

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performing

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because that's the only way to be a pro

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at anything like I do my Challenge and

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it's it's so interesting like I I'm

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doing my challenge right now we have an

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hour of Q&A from entrepreneurs from all

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over the world with different kinds of

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businesses but I've been studying

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business and applying principles to my

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business for

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decades I Was preparing for you before

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you showed

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up that's people like how does he know

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the answer somebody somebody commented

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one time my AI I'm not AI I'm RI I'm

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real

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intelligence what does that mean that

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means I've spent decades learning and

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applying these principles and then

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observing the feedback and then making

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adjustments based on the feedback I've

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gotten I'm not making it up people how

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does he make that up on the Fly I'm not

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making it up on the Fly I'm going into

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the I'm going into the archives and

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pulling out something I've already

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experienced why because I I've spent

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four to 10 times as much time preparing

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to do what I do as I do doing what I

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do I I don't understand why every time

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he talks it sounds something like

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something different but the same thing

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in a different way because this is this

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is all I've thought about for the last

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30 years if you think about something

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for 30 years you going to have a couple

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ways to say

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it four to 10 four to 10 times as much

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time preparing as you do

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performing you practice the

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components of your methodology

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for the purpose of

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Mastery you you practice the

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components of your methodology for the

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purpose of Mastery see here's the big

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problem with most people in business

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most people or I won't say most because

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I haven't measured many people here's

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the problem the reason people don't want

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to do business with you is because

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you're just not

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good please

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say

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now just because you're not good now

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doesn't mean you have to be not good

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forever like you can get better but

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you're not going to get better

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incidentally you're going to get better

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intentionally eventually but not

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incidentally and so you have to start

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with a decision don't you like here's

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the reality people like I don't know why

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nobody's listening to me I don't know

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why nobody's following me I because you

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ain't

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good by the way I'm not patting myself

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in the back saying I'm good here's what

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I'm saying I've spent Decades of my life

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working on getting better and I may not

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be good yet but I'm better than I

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was and the stuff I know that I teach

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people helps people and I know that

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it'll help them before I give it to them

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because I've already done it and I don't

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teach

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Theory you want people to show up for

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you and you don't even show up for

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you I'm gonna do what my does well you

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can't you can say what I

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said but that ain't the same thing as

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doing what I've done cuz I'm going to

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tell you

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something I'm not bragging I'm just

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telling you an

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observation my gravitropic roots are two

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to three times deeper than my

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phototropic

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fruits my tree is way deeper than you

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can see not because I'm so deep but

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because I spend way more time studying

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than I do talking way more time way more

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time applying than I do

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pontificating you want to go read a half

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of a book understand three of the

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paragraphs and then come back and do a

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dissertation

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okay

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sorry you practice the

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components for the purpose of Mastery

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amateurs practice until they get it

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right professionals practice until they

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can't get it

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wrong which one you GNA be professional

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or an amateur because here's what's

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going to happen you're going to get out

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there in the marketplace you're going to

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start making noise and people are going

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to show up and either you've prepared

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and they show up so you can show out or

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you didn't prepare and they show up and

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you'll be showed

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up your rep congratulations your

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reputation preceded you and exceeded

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you then you practice the combinations

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of those individual

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masteries for the purpose of Mastery

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stacking here's why people who are great

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and make things look effortless make

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them look effortless because they've

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mastered one component at a

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time they didn't attempt to master all

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the components at the same time in

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basketball they mastered dribbling then

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they mastered passing and then they

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mastered shooting they didn't master all

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of them at the same time in golf you

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want to be good at golf Master putting

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then work your way back and master

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chipping and then work your way back and

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master your short irons then work your

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way back and master your long mid irons

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then work your way back and master your

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long irons then work your way back and

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master your

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Woods

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you want to master

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business start out by mastering lead

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generation and delivering something for

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free that's so valuable they would not

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have been disappointed if they had paid

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you for it master that and when you have

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the attention of a bunch of people who

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you've already helped for free you offer

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them something for pay and this is what

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they will say to themselves if this

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person helped me this much for free I

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can only imagine what they'll do if I

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pay

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them by the way I I'm pulling back to

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curtain I'm showing y'all the real for

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real for real this is not Theory this is

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what I

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do and when you practice Mastery

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stacking like very few Ma you you you

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master lead generation then you master

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sales then you master marketing then you

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master branding you master fulfillment

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you master building teams and hiring

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people and managing money and paying

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people so the out so the in so the outgo

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doesn't exceed the income so the upkeep

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doesn't become the downfall you just

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keep on adding Mastery after Mastery

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after Mastery after Mastery before you

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know You' got this ginormous well-oiled

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machine that works so seemingly

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effortlessly from the outside looking in

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that people look at you and think oh my

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goodness how does that even

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happen you started with one Mastery at a

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time and then you must produce the fruit

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for your Market the whole purpose of the

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manual mind and of automatic mind and

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then unifying those Minds together with

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Mastery is to produce a fruit something

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that the market

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desires so you must produce fruit for

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your Market the fruit must be fruit they

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desire here's why so many businesses

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fail they produce the fruit they want to

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produce and not the fruit the market

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wants to pay

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for like I only sell stuff people want

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to buy but my you don't understand I've

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got a great story and I want to tell my

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story great then you and your mom will

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read about it and she will not want to

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read about it she'll just read about it

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because you're her baby

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like nobody cares I I like somebody has

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to tell you truth I'm not being mean

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nobody cares about my story either but

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my from the trash man to the cash man is

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your story no it's not from the trash

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man to the C see it seems like the title

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is from the trash man to the cash man

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but I'm gonna tell you a little

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SEC the title is the subtitle and the

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subtitle is actually the title what's

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the subtitle how anyone can get rich

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starting from anywhere that's what the

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books about book's not about me the

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book's about you the only reason I even

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talk about me is because everybody

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believes they're smarter than the trash

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man and the trash man got rich I know

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I'm going to get

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rich yeah y'all picking it up so you

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produce a fruit they they desire but you

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only promise to produce a fruit that you

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can deliver if you promise to produce a

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fruit and they pay you for it and you

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can't deliver all you're doing is

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showing everybody the scam artist that

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you

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are there a lot of them out there make

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you a whole lot of inflated promises

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when it comes time to deliver you can't

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find and if you perceive the fruit they

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desire and produce the fruit that you

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deliver to them then they will deliver

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the fruitfulness of profit to you and

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your business and that is how you have

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automatic success thanks for watching

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appreciate y'all I hope this video

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blesses you beyond measure

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