Tony Robbins: The Magic Of Visualization (Law of Attraction)

Charles A. Williams
24 Apr 201724:48

Summary

TLDRLe script met en lumière l'importance de la certitude dans la réussite personnelle et professionnelle. Il explique que la croyance absolue en soi et en ses actions est la 'Graille Sainte' qui distingue ceux qui réussissent de ceux qui échouent. Le texte insiste sur la nécessité de conditionner l'esprit pour croire en la réalisation des objectifs, et de transformer cette croyance en action pour obtenir des résultats. Des exemples concrets, tels que Roger Bannister et Andre Agassi, illustrent comment la visualisation et la pratique mentale peuvent conduire à l'accomplissement de soi.

Takeaways

  • 😀 La certitude est la clé pour que quelqu'un agisse ou non; elle est la différence entre la croyance générale et la conviction absolue que si vous faites cela, cela donnera ce résultat et changera votre vie.
  • 🤔 La zone d'incertitude, 'peut-être que ça marchera, peut-être que non', est souvent celle qui désespère les gens et les empêche de progresser.
  • 💡 L'interview de centaines, voire de milliers de personnes a permis de développer un modèle qui explique la différence entre les riches qui s'enrichissent et les pauvres qui s'appauvrissent.
  • 🏃‍♂️ La potentialité est la première boîte du modèle; elle détermine si vous pouvez réaliser quelque chose ou non. Roger Bannister, par exemple, a d'abord changé sa mentalité pour réaliser le quatre minutes mile.
  • 🔄 La croyance en sa potentialité affecte l'action que l'on prend et, par conséquent, les résultats obtenus, ce qui renforce à son tour la croyance, créant ainsi un cycle.
  • 🚀 Si vous croyez en votre succès avec certitude, vous tirerez pleinement parti de votre potentiel, prenez des mesures massives et obtiendrez de grands résultats.
  • 🧘‍♂️ La pratique mentale est essentielle; elle permet de conditionner l'esprit et le corps pour atteindre la perfection, comme le montre l'étude sur les joueurs de basket-ball qui visualisaient leurs tirs libres.
  • 🔄 L'exécution est tout, mais elle ne se produit pas sans une psychologie et un état de certitude totale; il est donc essentiel de se conditionner positivement.
  • 🚗 L'exemple de Tony Robbins, qui a toujours visualisé l'acquisition de Ferraris et de Porsches, montre l'importance de l'obsession et de la vision pour réaliser ses objectifs.
  • 🎯 La condition mentale est cruciale pour les athlètes comme Andre Agassi, qui a retrouvé sa confiance et son rang de numéro un mondial après une période de chocs et de blessures.
  • 🌟 Chacun d'entre nous a vécu la vie que nous avions visualisée, car nous avons créé une croyance réelle en la voyant et en la ressentant suffisamment souvent pour que notre cerveau la croie et la rende réelle.

Q & A

  • Qu'est-ce qui détermine si quelqu'un passe à l'action ou non, selon le script?

    -La certitude absolue qu'une action donnée produira un résultat significatif qui changera leur vie.

  • Comment Roger Bannister a-t-il réussi à courir le mile en moins de quatre minutes?

    -Il a d'abord fait un changement mental, visualisant et croyant qu'il pouvait le faire avant de s'entraîner physiquement.

  • Quel est l'effet de la croyance sur les actions et les résultats selon le modèle décrit dans le script?

    -La croyance influence directement l'étendue des actions entreprises. Une croyance limitée conduit à une action limitée et à de faibles résultats, tandis qu'une certitude accrue conduit à des actions massives et à de grands résultats.

  • Quel exemple personnel l'intervenant donne-t-il pour illustrer le pouvoir de la visualisation?

    -Il mentionne qu'il visualisait régulièrement les voitures de ses rêves et croyait fermement qu'il les posséderait un jour, ce qui est finalement devenu réalité.

  • Quelle est la différence entre pratiquer physiquement et pratiquer mentalement, selon les études sur le basketball mentionnées dans le script?

    -Les études montrent que la pratique mentale, où les individus visualisent des lancers francs parfaits, peut être aussi efficace, voire plus, que la pratique physique pour améliorer les performances.

  • Comment la visualisation peut-elle augmenter le potentiel selon l'exercice proposé dans le script?

    -En visualisant un mouvement avec une certitude et une répétition suffisantes, les personnes peuvent augmenter leur potentiel perçu et leurs performances physiques réelles, comme démontré par l'exercice de rotation du corps.

  • Pourquoi la certitude est-elle essentielle pour réussir, selon le script?

    -Parce que la certitude conduit à exploiter pleinement son potentiel, à entreprendre des actions massives et à obtenir des résultats significatifs, ce qui renforce encore la croyance et la certitude.

  • Quel rôle joue la visualisation dans la réussite des athlètes de haut niveau comme Jack Nicklaus?

    -Jack Nicklaus visualisait chaque coup de golf avant de le frapper, ce qui l'aidait à atteindre la perfection en conditionnant son esprit et son corps à exécuter exactement ce qu'il voyait.

  • Quelle est l'importance des rituels quotidiens selon le script?

    -Les rituels quotidiens sont essentiels pour conditionner l'esprit et le corps, augmentant ainsi la certitude et la persévérance nécessaires pour atteindre des objectifs ambitieux.

  • Comment une personne peut-elle surmonter le scepticisme et la peur de l'échec, selon le script?

    -En se donnant des raisons suffisamment puissantes pour réussir et en conditionnant régulièrement son esprit à croire en ses capacités et en ses résultats futurs.

Outlines

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🌟 La quête de la certitude pour stimuler l'action

Le premier paragraphe aborde l'idée que la certitude est la clé pour motiver les individus à agir. L'orateur explique que la conviction absolue dans la réussite d'une action est essentielle pour la mise en œuvre de celle-ci. Il souligne que les résultats et la réussite ne viennent pas de la chance, mais de la croyance profonde en soi et en la situation. L'exemple du record du mille-mètres en moins de quatre minutes par Roger Bannister est cité pour illustrer comment la transformation de la pensée peut conduire à la réalisation d'exploits inédits. L'orateur insiste sur l'importance de la visualisation et de la croyance en soi pour atteindre le succès, plutôt que de se laisser décourager par l'incertitude ou le scepticisme.

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🚀 L'importance de la visualisation pour la performance

Dans ce paragraphe, l'orateur insiste sur le pouvoir de la visualisation dans la réalisation des objectifs. Il partage son expérience de travail avec des joueurs de basket-ball de la NBA, montrant comment la pratique mentale peut être aussi efficace, voire supérieure, à la pratique physique. L'orateur utilise également son propre exemple, où il a conditionné sa pensée pour obtenir ce qu'il voulait, comme les voitures de luxe, en s'y attardant constamment et en visualisant son acquisition. Il soutient que la visualisation peut aider à surmonter les obstacles mentaux et à atteindre un état de certitude qui conduit à l'action et au succès.

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🔄 Le changement de la croyance par la visualisation

Le troisième paragraphe explore comment la simple technique de visualisation peut augmenter la flexibilité mentale et physique. L'orateur propose un exercice pratique où les participants sont invités à visualiser leurs mouvements pour augmenter leur amplitude de rotation. Il montre que la simple croyance en une amélioration possible, renforcée par la visualisation, peut effectivement améliorer les performances physiques. L'orateur insiste sur le fait que les croyances non conscientes peuvent limiter nos performances et que la visualisation peut être un outil puissant pour les changer et libérer notre potentiel.

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🎾 L'entraînement mental avec Andre Agassi et l'importance de la conditionnement

Dans le quatrième paragraphe, l'orateur partage son expérience de travail avec le tennisman Andre Agassi, qui était à un moment de sa carrière en déclin. En utilisant des techniques de conditionnement mental, l'orateur a aidé Agassi à retrouver sa confiance et sa performance au niveau le plus élevé. L'orateur explique que la conditionnement mental, par le biais de la visualisation et de la répétition, est cruciale pour atteindre l'état de certitude nécessaire au succès. Il souligne également l'impact de la conditionnement sur sa propre vie et sa carrière, et comment il a utilisé des enregistrements pour se construire une mentalité de succès.

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💡 La transformation de la vie par la conditionnement mental

Le cinquième et dernier paragraphe récapitule l'importance de la conditionnement mental pour changer la vie des gens. L'orateur défend l'idée que la réussite ne vient pas par hasard, mais par la détermination et la volonté de changer. Il critique les attitudes sceptiques et pessistes, les considérant comme des manifestations de la peur et de la manque de courage. L'orateur encourage les gens à adopter des rituels et des pratiques qui les mènent à leur succès, à conditionner leur esprit pour croire en leur succès et à ne pas se laisser décourager par les échecs. Il insiste sur le fait que la réussite est accessible à tous ceux qui sont disposés à se conditionner positivement et à suivre leurs rêves avec persévérance.

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Keywords

💡Certitude

La certitude est la conviction absolue qu'une action entraînera un résultat spécifique. Dans la vidéo, il est dit que lorsque quelqu'un est absolument certain qu'une action produira un résultat qui changera sa vie, il la fera. La certitude est présentée comme la clé pour passer à l'action et éviter l'indécision.

💡Potentiel

Le potentiel se réfère à la capacité intrinsèque d'une personne à accomplir quelque chose. La vidéo souligne que tout le monde a un potentiel illimité, mais l'exploitation de ce potentiel dépend de la croyance en soi et des actions entreprises. Par exemple, Roger Bannister a réalisé le mile en quatre minutes en croyant d'abord en son potentiel mentalement avant de l'accomplir physiquement.

💡Action

L'action est l'étape concrète prise pour atteindre un objectif. La vidéo explique que l'action, influencée par la croyance en son potentiel, est essentielle pour obtenir des résultats. Sans action, même avec un grand potentiel, on n'obtiendra pas de résultats significatifs.

💡Résultats

Les résultats sont les conséquences ou les sorties de l'action entreprise. La vidéo mentionne que les résultats obtenus renforcent les croyances initiales, créant ainsi un cycle de renforcement. Des résultats positifs renforcent la certitude et encouragent plus d'action, tandis que des résultats négatifs peuvent avoir l'effet inverse.

💡Croyance

La croyance est la perception ou la conviction qu'une personne a de ses capacités et de ses potentiels. La vidéo souligne que la croyance en son potentiel influence directement la quantité d'action entreprise et, par conséquent, les résultats obtenus. Les croyances limitantes peuvent réduire l'action et les résultats.

💡Momentum

Le momentum se réfère à l'élan ou à la dynamique accumulée lorsqu'on commence à obtenir des résultats positifs. La vidéo compare le momentum à un effet boule de neige, où de petits succès initiaux renforcent les croyances, conduisant à des actions plus significatives et à des succès encore plus grands.

💡Visualisation

La visualisation est le processus de créer des images mentales claires et détaillées des résultats souhaités. Dans la vidéo, il est mentionné que des athlètes comme Roger Bannister et Jack Nicklaus utilisent la visualisation pour conditionner leur esprit et leur corps à atteindre leurs objectifs. La visualisation permet de renforcer la certitude et d'améliorer les performances.

💡Rituels

Les rituels sont des actions régulières et répétitives qui aident à maintenir la certitude et la motivation. La vidéo mentionne que les personnes qui réussissent ont des rituels quotidiens qui les aident à conditionner leur esprit et leur corps pour atteindre leurs objectifs. Ces rituels sont essentiels pour maintenir le momentum et continuer à progresser.

💡Conditionnement

Le conditionnement est le processus de formation de l'esprit et du corps à travers des pratiques répétitives et des visualisations. La vidéo explique que se conditionner régulièrement à croire en ses capacités et à visualiser ses succès futurs est crucial pour transformer des croyances en résultats tangibles. Par exemple, André Agassi a utilisé le conditionnement mental pour revenir au sommet de sa carrière.

💡Raisons

Les raisons sont les motivations ou les justifications derrière les actions entreprises. La vidéo indique qu'avoir une raison suffisamment grande ou importante peut surmonter les peurs et les doutes. Une raison puissante peut motiver une personne à persévérer malgré les obstacles et à maintenir la certitude nécessaire pour réussir.

Highlights

Le concept de 'certitude' est crucial pour passer à l'action. Lorsqu'une personne est absolument certaine qu'une action mènera à un résultat positif, elle sera plus encline à agir.

L'effet de la certitude sur le potentiel : Quand on croit fermement en un résultat, on exploite davantage son potentiel et on prend des actions massives.

La spirale descendante de l'incertitude : Si une personne doute de son potentiel, elle prendra moins d'actions, obtiendra des résultats médiocres, ce qui renforcera ses croyances limitantes.

L'importance de la visualisation : Imaginer de manière vivide des résultats positifs peut transformer les croyances et augmenter la performance.

L'exemple de Roger Bannister : Il a brisé la barrière des 4 minutes au mile en croyant fermement qu'il pouvait y arriver, inspirant de nombreux autres à faire de même.

La boucle de rétroaction positive : Croire en son potentiel conduit à des actions significatives, qui produisent de bons résultats, renforçant ainsi la croyance initiale.

La certitude peut être conditionnée : En répétant des visualisations positives, on peut conditionner son esprit à croire en des résultats positifs.

Exercice pratique pour démontrer le pouvoir de la visualisation : Un simple exercice de rotation montre comment la visualisation peut augmenter instantanément les performances physiques.

Le rôle des rituels : Établir des rituels quotidiens de visualisation et de conditionnement mental peut transformer les croyances et les résultats.

L'exemple d'André Agassi : En utilisant des techniques de visualisation et de conditionnement mental, il est revenu au sommet de sa carrière.

L'importance de se fixer des objectifs clairs : Avoir une vision claire et précise de ce que l'on veut accomplir aide à maintenir la motivation et la certitude.

Les critiques et le scepticisme : Il est facile d'être sceptique, mais il faut du courage pour croire en ses objectifs et agir en conséquence.

La résilience face aux échecs : Les personnes qui réussissent utilisent les échecs comme une motivation pour essayer encore plus fort, au lieu de se laisser abattre.

Les rituels quotidiens : Les personnes à succès ont des rituels quotidiens qui les aident à maintenir leur état d'esprit positif et leur motivation.

Le conditionnement continu : Le succès nécessite un conditionnement mental et émotionnel continu, par la visualisation et les rituels quotidiens, pour maintenir la certitude et la motivation.

Transcripts

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so you know think about what's the Holy

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Grail between somebody taking action or

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not it's one word certainty when

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somebody is absolutely certain they you

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know the carbon worded believe right but

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you know you can believe at a general

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level or you can believe what certain

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when you're absolutely certain that if I

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do this it's gonna get that result and

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that results gonna change my life you'll

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do it when you think it absolutely is

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not going to work you're never going to

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do it the middle no man's land of maybe

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it'll work maybe it won't that's the

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piece that kills people right so if it's

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a must for you you got to make it work

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right in our case right that's an

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example there's none of us for you and

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you're not sure you don't know what to

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do so I years ago I'd look around and

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say okay how do people get themself to

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follow through they haven't been

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following through what's the difference

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and I started interviewing hundreds of

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people literally eventually thousands

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could have thousands of my then so I'd

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ask the group to give me their feedback

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they came up with his model it's like

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the holy grail of belief or the holy

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grail of Momentum's like the difference

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between what makes the rich get richer

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and the poor get poorer right and the

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difference melanomas mindset that like

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how's that bill so this is my dick

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latest stupid little further little

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boxes and I'll scribble it here for it

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you think about the first thing that

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determines whether you can do something

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or not and I put that in this first box

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at the top here on the left side its

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potential like what's the potential of

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the MA like when you guys started you

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proved something no one had done in

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history around the four-minute mile

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right for godly knows how many centuries

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they're trying to run a four-minute mile

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Roger Bannister does it how did he do it

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do you remember you did it in this

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industry right you made a million bucks

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in a day no one had ever done that in

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history right after you did it a bunch

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of the guys are doing it because we came

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possible Roger Bannister didn't just go

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physically practice he made a shift in

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his hat he practiced in his head because

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he could never achieve it physically so

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he had a change in his head first so the

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result became certain enough he believed

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it and his body got him through after

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Roger Bannister in that four-minute mile

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within two years 37 people ran a

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four-minute mom Sundays and no one in

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history never done it here's how it

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works the potential for anybody getting

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your product is extraordinary they could

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do what you've done is much more or less

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they can do whatever they wanted

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the potentials their markets proven that

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whether or not they tapping the

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potential is a lot to deal with what

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action they take which is the question

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of Kingdom II was right like you know

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God Leone's potential but not taking

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action and we all know that the action

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that egg is going to determine the

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results they get that's pretty obvious

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so most people have a belief about what

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their real potential is no matter what

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you tell them and that affects how much

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action they take and of course that

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affects the result and then ironically

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that result reinforces their belief and

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that belief affects it so I'll give an

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example let's say a person has unlimited

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potential we all agree but they take

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little action little results why because

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they have to start with a problem with

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their belief they don't believe it's

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really gonna happen for me maybe for

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Frank Kearns because it got the cool

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hair and stuff or maybe it's for you

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because you're so driven but it's not me

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maybe Tony Robbins because she's a freak

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out these big teeth whatever their

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thought process is right they got this

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thing right but what happens is if you

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believe that there's very little

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potential how much action you're gonna

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take nothin profit little and when you

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take little potential with a little

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action what kind of results you get

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lousy little results and we need a

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little results what does that do to your

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belief you go see I told you this was a

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waste of time soldier this wouldn't work

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and then what happens you tap even less

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potential to take even less action even

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the worst results and your belief gets

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even weaker and this sucker feeds on

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itself until you are in a downward

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spiral poisonous it's poisonous in

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itself a filling now what if something

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could happen that could come along and

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fill you with a sense of absolute

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certainty not like I believe but mean

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well you know and you guys this case

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mine as well we knew because we had to

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rise we burned the boats there was no

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other option we had to find the way we

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had we weren't gonna live that way we

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all did it in different ways and for

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different reasons but in essence that

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was it if you get yourself in a state of

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certainty that this is gonna work I'm

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gonna find a way and if this is work I

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will make the way then you tap a lot

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more potential and when you're certain

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your potential you take massive action

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when you take massive action you really

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believe in something you get great

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results when you get great results your

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brain go see I told you I was a stud I

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told you this thing would work out now

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you even stronger you tap more potential

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take greater actually better results

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that's

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you win from 300 bucks in a week to 2500

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and five days to a hundred thousand in a

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month to a million bucks in a day same

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thing with you and we get momentum so I

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the rich get richer and the poor get

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poorer now some people go out they go

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well I'm gonna take a bunch of action

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all right I'm gonna open this product

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gonna try it they'll say to you I even

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did it but it's like a salesman who goes

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to knocks on the door he knocks on 100

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doors and says you know what were these

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did he exactly right yeah and even if he

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doesn't say it verbally his face is it

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because he doesn't believe it's gonna

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work so his voice his body the execution

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is so weak maybe if he talks 100 people

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somebody's gonna buy on a pity I'm gonna

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when his kids to starve right but he's

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not going to get the result so the core

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difference in people is how do you

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produce certain day when the world isn't

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giving it to you you go out and try and

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you try in your case you're a hundred

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thousand of that nothing's working how

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do you keep yourself going the way you

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did it the way I did it the way you're

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doing it we mean I've done it

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consciously is we didn't change our

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potential that was there and it wasn't

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even taking more action taking more

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action with beliefs not gonna works not

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going to change anything we got results

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in our head that made us feel certain as

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if it had already happened to or Falls

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for you true right so give me an example

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some people know I'm not just making

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this crap up well I mean just like when

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I had nothing I already knew I was

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driving like Ferraris and Porsches and

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stuff because I always wanted those cars

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I already knew I was going to have them

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it was inevitable right I never to know

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that was just my inevitable outcome but

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how did you do that did you have a

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ritual did you think about it regularly

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was at one time you thought about it or

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was it something you had an obsession

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towards I had an obsession towards it I

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mean I used to go I weren't used to work

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in a video store which is the last job I

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ever had in my life thank God and I used

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to go to work almost every day and I

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used to bring two magazines with me to

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read on my brakes entrepreneur magazine

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just to read about business and

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everything else to read about what other

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people are doing look for role models

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and I used to carry an auto trader with

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me and I used to look at Portia's that

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were for sale yeah and people always

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used to ask me what are you doing with

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that auto trader magazine I'm like well

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I'm just picking out the porsche that

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i'm going to buy right when I'm which

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probably got you a lot of crap people

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made fun of me you're actually had a

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boss at that job tell me you know you

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really shouldn't do that to yourself

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John because it's it's very very likely

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that that is never going to happen that

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it's very likely that your

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never going to have that car yeah that's

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that's the kind of belief he was trying

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to put in my head and I was like no you

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don't realize that it's it's inevitable

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that i will drive here it's sometime in

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the near future with that car when I'm

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not working for you and drop movies off

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for you to put back on the shelf and

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that actually happened and it was one of

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the most fulfilling days of my entire

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life and the great thing was when I

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pulled up in this car I was you know I

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was in my mid-20s yeah a car that most

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mid-2002 car was it it was a Porsche 911

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Turbo convertible in everything

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beautiful car was one I what out for ya

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what i always dream to have it but you

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know for a few years ago I was circled

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the ads which was going to buy when I

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finally got it and I pulled up at the

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store you know I had all these people

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some people are still working at the

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seven dollar our job were there years

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after I left and I'll never forget this

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even the boss and stuff and the reaction

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people was like wow that is awesome is

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that your dad's car and all I said to

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them was not exactly good friend I just

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smiled and just left but it was you know

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I just I it's the weirdest thing but I

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just knew it was going to have you knew

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it because I conditioned myself you did

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oh well read it yeah when I was in high

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school I was not a popular kid but I was

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passionate and intense and I'll never

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forget some people get some particular

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girls gave me some crap in a guy too and

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I wrote in their journals are there you

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know the annual your book at the at

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about you know someday I said you

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treated me like hell someday I'll be

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rich and famous and you'll be an effing

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truck driver and you'll be sitting there

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i'll be with my rig I'll be beat with

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this beautiful woman in my life rich and

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you'll be watching me on television

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think of you wish you would have treated

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me better actually wrote this [ __ ]

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people scandals cuz i went to a 10-year

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high school reunion show me that's right

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but it's like I burn the bridges babies

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like they're this is how it's gonna be

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so I'll give you a perfect example of

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this you know they did studies men even

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done at this element where they want to

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say how much does the mind of that

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performance so take basketball I've

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worked a lot of NBA players and turn

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them around and one of the problems many

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of them have is I'll choke on the

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free-throw line you know while everybody

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knows in that case if you normally shoot

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really well and now you're not

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something's interference sums getting in

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front of your state's some uncertainty

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right obviously so they take a group and

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say we're gonna make them better how do

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you make somebody better who

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at this mental block so they take a

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group of guys and I'm going to do free

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throws and they do one group where they

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just practice for six weeks totally

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intense practice and I forget the number

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of free throws but they got to do this

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many free throws every day take a second

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group and they have them not practice at

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all obvious and they take a third group

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and they don't let them touch a

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basketball all they do is have them

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practice in their mind but the key is

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it's not practice makes perfect it's

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perfect practice makes perfect as corny

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as that sounds so these guys see

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themselves making a shot every single

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time conditioning their mind and body

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that it's perfect every time they're not

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interrupted by a reality that would

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screw with them so at the end of six

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weeks they tally it up and now to give a

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test to see who has the highest

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free-throw percentage communal success

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what do you guess it's going to be the

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happiest person says obviously it's not

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the guys that didn't practice but which

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one is it the mind or is it the ones

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that actually practice assuming the mind

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yeah you would assume because it's true

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right you intuitively know the truth

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that practicing is not enough it's

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getting yourself so certain so many

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times that now won't you go to do it

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there's no hesitancy and you execute

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it's having that absolute certainty that

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makes you tap your full potential take

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massive action get massive results be

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reinforced adding stronger belief this

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is what makes somebody a star at

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anything it's like Jack Nicklaus the

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golfer yes visualized every shot and

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where it was going landing right where

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he wanted it before he ever hit it every

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single time I what every time they just

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take a practice swing and they kind of

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hope for the best and point in the right

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direction and hit it and some of them if

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they've had some bad hits what are they

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really focusing on you know I know what

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I don't know everyone exactly not the

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same thing here so I'll show you a

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little stupid little physical technique

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for this so stand up for a second you

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need to do is the camera show so try

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this for a second so just put your feet

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together and then put your right index

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finger straight out in front of you like

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this okay and all I want you to do is

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what you just turn clockwise comfortably

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as far as you normally turn just notice

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where you naturally stop go ahead and

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turn clockwise people at home could do

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this to keep your feet straight notice

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where you stop come back around to me

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back around to middle for you okay good

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you're really good this right drop your

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hand now this is something really simple

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close your eyes

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and you don't have to visual i just feel

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I want you to imagine your finger coming

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back up again and this time see and feel

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it coming up don't actually make it

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happen but feel like it's happening

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imagine your mind that you're actually

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doing it you're seeing it you're feeling

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it and then make it like a game will you

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turn twice as far this time like you're

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a little kid you know somebody measures

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you and you go I'm taller come on

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measure me this week that desire to do a

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little further and then in your mind do

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it again you'll see it straight together

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and in your mind fill your finger coming

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up see it coming up and magic on three

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times as far this time and then one more

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time bring your finger up and you're

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like an owl your feet are straight and

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you turn all the way around it comes all

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around to the front see it and feel it

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and enjoy it each time like it's a game

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like you can't wait to go further and

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you know you do every time then when you

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can feel that it feels good then open

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your eyes and now put your finger

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straight in front of you and turn as far

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as you can comfortably and see what

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happens this time go take my leg now

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notice that cameras got but you don't

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have to ask the camera you can ask

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yourselves come back around did you go

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further this time yesterday a lot

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shorter I think about fifty percent

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further fifty percent or so much further

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for you about the same yeah the average

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person will go 25% further now here's

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the question we're superior what

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superior there you go to the right thing

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before oh my god yeah so did you have

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the potential to turn as far as you did

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the second time the first time yes why

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didn't you I didn't believe it I guess

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we have beliefs about stuff we don't

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even know we have beliefs you have a

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unconscious belief but how far you can

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turn comfortably the first time I did it

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when I pointed straight back yeah I

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thought of that probably shouldn't even

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go that far like it was gonna hurt me or

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that I wasn't capable going into her

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it's like and how much further do this

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time and the camera head over there

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right now here's the difference the

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potential was there the first time and

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you took action and you got a result but

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it was fifty percent less than what you

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did later on and the only difference is

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I changer believe how do i change your

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belief we didn't work harder on your

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potential we didn't take more action I

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got you to see the result in advance I

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got to see it vividly two or three times

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that's all I'm going further and their

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brain with oh I know what to do boom it

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went there

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that what you did by looking at your

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cars every single day and envisioning it

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isn't that what you did when you created

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whatever division was it was three

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hundred dollars twenty-five hundred

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dollars a million bucks in a day that's

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what's missing for these people they're

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not getting that execution is everything

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but it doesn't happen if you don't get

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the psychology set of a Senate state of

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total certainty and you can you just

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change that fifty percent in three

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minutes with the visualization everyone

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check me because I was like losing my

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balance of my eyes closed that I was

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kind of like lopsided so I got one good

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visualization and russet I was like I

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sure hope I don't fall down on camera my

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eyes cuz it's gonna be quickly dumb so

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you only have to be good at

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visualization you can still get the

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improvement so I want you to get you

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know you ask the question what is that

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difference in people this changes people

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certainty people are uncertain they're

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going to succeed they want it but

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they're afraid the best way to deal with

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the fear is get a big enough reason

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makes you have to succeed or condition

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yourself well you see it and feel it so

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often that you're certain that you just

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do it that's all it really takes that's

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awesome you know this worked I was

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thinking this why you were talking about

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going to the city so we can hear this

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and we'll go you were talking about

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working in the video store and looking

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at the Porsches and stuff I used to

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drive around in my car I'm doing the

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cold calling of the credit card machines

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and one way that would avoid cold

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calling the pain of like cold calling

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and knocking on doors and everything

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will be to listen to your stuff and

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listen to jim rohn stuff they'll just

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drive around no particular doesn't just

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to listen to it and strangely i still

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like to drive around i prefer to listen

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to that stuff in the car for some

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reasons because where you got imprinted

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i guess it's like well drive up and down

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the coast and check out the ocean you

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know so drive around and I would

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envision myself holding those types of

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seminars and teaching people that kind

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of stuff and three weeks ago I was

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teaching a seminar in San Diego and I

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was talking about beliefs and

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envisioning things and I had to stop and

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I shared with the audience I was like

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you're not going to believe this but I

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actually used to envision this very

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moment of me talking to you right now so

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it really really works definitely works

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makes a difference i'd say i'll tell you

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where i worked with andre agassi in 1993

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i think it was he'd been number one he

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dropped a 30 second in the world and he

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was ready to literally ready to quit

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with no exaggeration his father was

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managing him

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was so angry with his life and he went

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through some I think wrist surgery at

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the time and he's working on his swing

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and yeah he was dating brooke shields at

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that point they weren't married and not

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his current marriage obviously and so

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she said you gotta come see Tony because

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I don't even motivation because he's not

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motivation Manny strategy he'll show you

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how to make that shift in your head so

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he comes I work with a guy and the

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beginning is saying you know do your

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magic stuff I got great thank you and I

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said tell me he had a tennis ball

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perfectly and I'm trying to get him in

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the zone to remember that time like you

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visioned where he was perfect at it

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because of course i have and i get a

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vision over and over again and finally

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he's in the zone he's feeling that again

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I he's seeing it and he's feeling

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certain and the swing is going perfect

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all right so how's that feel cuz it

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feels perfect I said but are you

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thinking about the swing you're not

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thinking about the swing you're not

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thinking about how to do it you just

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seeing the result you want so vividly

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that it's there so all i did was trained

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him how to go on that staying over and

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over again he won the next weekend the

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second weekend came in second within six

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months he was number one in the world

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again and he gave me unbelievable credit

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but all it was was conditioning the mind

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you did it with tape so did I I that we

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just talking about this earlier Pam and

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I did I used to go when I was 17 years

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old at a downtown Los Angeles this place

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called night education k ni ght like it

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but I I'd save up all my money burgers a

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janitor and I'll get these tapes and

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listen to these things over and over and

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over again I went there for years and I

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didn't have enough money and i leveraged

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everything i had but I knew I betrayed

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my mind it's the one thing I knew how to

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do man's name is Mario I saw him in his

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80s yeah obviously knows how my life

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turned out and was very proud of the

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role he played and in that process he's

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tell people the story this guy's the

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real thing he didn't just start out this

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way this how Tony dinner he listened his

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tapes he conditioned himself right this

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is the real stuff he passed away a few

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years ago I'm calling his house and he

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passed away and his his his daughter was

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there and she wanted to share with me

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that how I touched his life and so forth

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but the best thing was I thought you

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know what I want to get those tapes I

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want to get that stuff that condition

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you know I want to go back to that

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moment like you did of you know that

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moment was visualizing now I'm living it

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and she said he left all this and his

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will to you so I have all these tapes

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now that are from the time when I

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originally went through and like I'd go

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to sleep at these sleep tapes that

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condition my mind to believe that I

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could succeed we want to sleeping or to

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build energy in my body and anybody

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wants to succeed has got to know it

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doesn't just

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happen you can buy a product but you

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also with that product have got to

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condition yourself you got to make a

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must you got to get a ritual have you do

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it whatever you used to dream about you

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thought was so huge we'll just live it

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you'll live it like your live this

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yesterday like we're all living the life

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that we envision because we had two and

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because we played this game with our

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head we got the belief to be real by

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seeing it enough times and feel it

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enough times to our brain believed it

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and then it made it happen which raised

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the potential which made us take more

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action which got us better results which

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raised our beliefs again that's right

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and then that's were that's why the rich

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get richer and the poor get poorer so

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instead of bitching about it change it

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decide change like a self-fulfilling

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prophecy it's completely it's pretty

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easy to change just that one simple

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exercise was amazing i'm still like holy

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crap you know wonder what else i can do

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now but what most people do most people

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do the opposite of that right they get

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the product or they think about doing it

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what are they envision it not working

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yeah the excuses are they vision it not

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working soon as the envision American

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they feel uncertain soon as they feel

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uncertain how much potential it out

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little if anything and so they send back

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your product I mean listen the damn

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thing you know and guess what what does

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that do by the way they make that as

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another lousy result in their life I

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didn't even follow through a mat and

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they believe even less this process is

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the holy grail it's for the whole game

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changes and anybody can do it and they

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can do it in a few minutes and if they

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do it a few minutes each day then they

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get a different life they do it a few

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min at one time their life changes for

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the day it's we're defined by our

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rituals everybody's got rituals certain

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things they do every day and what we

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have in common and anybody that I know

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of who has a life that they're living

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that was once a vision is we saw it

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again and again again even when it

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didn't work even when you lost under

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grant you want to work in as a janitor

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there was something we would not give up

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on if somebody watching wants to change

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your life they got aside what they won't

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give up on and then put themselves in

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the state at momentum by a couple little

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rituals at fault and I think especially

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when it comes to anything related to

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making money like making money products

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or promises or courses people are so

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inundated with scams and all this

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garbage true garbage that you know their

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natural thinking is that they're so

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skeptical it's like they fall into the

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conditioning of well if anything's ever

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going to work that thing has to prove it

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to me before I believe anything so when

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they go to a pro

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the thing to make more money with

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they're like well I'm starting at zero

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and this thing has to prove to me that

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has any potential at all before I

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believe that it will don't you agree

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with that's the case unfortunately this

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case but here's the truth when somebody

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says to me in my business even more

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because a lot of people think I'm a

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motivator I hate that term that's never

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been what I've done I do believe in

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energy and I'm passionate you know they

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see 10,000 people in Rome rock and egg

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ali's motivating them I believe in peak

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state you get a top athlete you get in a

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concert you get in-state right the

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problem is to defend themselves they

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don't be disappointed again they lower

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their expectations so someone will say

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to me well I'm skeptical or I'm

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pessimistic and my response to them is

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no man you're gutless it takes no guts

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to be skeptical you don't have to have

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any capacity to be a critic and now with

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the web you don't even have to own that

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you're the one being the critic and burn

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somebody and you know anonymously right

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I said you know what it takes guts to

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believe and if you think something's

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gonna do it for you without you putting

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your guts on the line you might as well

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forget it right now so this idea that

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I'm skeptical or they got to prove it to

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me it's the biggest lie what that really

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is is your fear talking you're so scared

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of failing you only want to get your

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hopes up and if you don't get your hopes

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up you might say well what if we get

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help something somebody gets

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disappointed how many disappointments

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have we experienced in our business

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goers and in our lives the difference is

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some people take disappointment let it

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destroy them other people take

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disappointment let it drive them and you

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get the juice are you going to turn this

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thing into why it didn't work and a

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bunch of stories and excuses are you

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going to take this thing that didn't

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work and figure out what are you going

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to do to make it work and it may not

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happen the first time second time the

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third time but the people that are

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relentless find the way and it's the

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common denominator and all these guys

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that are kind of our friends our family

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money masters you know knew many masters

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is they all did it with will nobody here

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inherited this stuff everybody figured

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it out mm-hmm and keep figuring it out

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and it's gonna keep changing and you say

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you know what you know one percent of

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ninety-nine percent of the money being

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Maeve's being made by one percent of the

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people because only one percent of

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people will condition their mind and

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condition their body and follow through

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some daily rituals the rest will tell a

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story about why it didn't work I wasn't

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their fault and you got two things life

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you got results you got a story you know

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too many people think that one percent

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somehow entitled to it and they're not

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which is you know it's just all in the

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head to all had believed on that which

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can be changed with some conditioning

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basic condition you just proved it yeah

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to uh that's fun that's why I made get

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the edge in person powers because I

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understood that in the very beginning I

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could originally was 30 days and years

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later people tonight you know I've heard

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all the great results everything else

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man but you know I don't have 30 days

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and I'd be behind the glass you know

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focus group watch these people want to

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shake it like you don't 30 days to

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change your life you know okay I'll make

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it seven days yeah just one because

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after seven days you get momentum and

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you think about it when in people's

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lives change in a moment it doesn't

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change in 10 years you're like me to

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suck for 10 years but there's one moment

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when your life changes the moment you

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decided you said no more and I'm doing

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it and you kick yourself in the ass and

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you made yourself go do something right

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when you finally said enough no more I

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quit or let's begin or I love you

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there's a moment when somebody's life

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changes and that can be gotten in a

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couple of days so people want to don't

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have to wait until they've mastered

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everything they got to get started and

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do what's next and just put themself in

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a state where they start making some

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progress there it is I think that's the

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answer that can help solve that problem

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a lot of people they'll just pay

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attention to it and do it the bottom

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line is you know all three of us and

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some of the people that we consider his

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family they're part of this process

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we've all done well we don't need to do

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this stuff we're able to do the stuff

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because underneath it all people can see

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in your eyes Frank when you talk about

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twenty-five hundred dollars you made

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that day and the joy right are you

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talking about not willing to settle you

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know and just I don't care what they say

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tell me able to sit here and I should

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lower my expectations I'm going to be

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driving my car in here and they're going

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to be delivering a video to me there's

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something inside of every human being

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that will make it click that I make it

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so that today is not like yesterday and

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tomorrow will be different forever and

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that process is an emotional hook and on

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what I hope is people watching the stuff

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maybe something in here will piss him

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off enough or remind them of something

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or say there is a plan and it isn't just

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luck and if I just get my big enough why

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and I get a little system forgetted to

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conditioning myself and if I start to

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feel overwhelmed and just do one next

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step and I keep learning and keep moving

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forward I will get there that we

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accomplished that out of this

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conversation then this

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precision was kick ass and find not just

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for us but will be something that will

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be really proud of a long time whether

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it happens not really has nothing to do

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with us but whether or not people take

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it in as real and do something with it I

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hope they will I think that we can I

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think they will thanks a lot balloon

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with a kid that's better I sugar your

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shoot here yeah you're going on to the

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next one thanks guys thank ya thank you

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good preciate

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