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So the big question is this, how do young men like us who didn't listen to society
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who are on our own, how do we grow and improve ourselves so that we can love a better tomorrow?
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That is the question and this show will give you the answers.
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My name is James Radzinski and welcome to The Ascend Momentum Show.
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Welcome back everyone. So let me tell you yesterday in my consulting business where I am
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going, I'm trying to build a funnel for local businesses. My critical task was to go in person
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and try and get my first client in person and then I just didn't do it. I lied to myself and
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told myself that I wanted to study reality trans surfing instead.
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And my friend slowly but surely without hurting my ego brought it to my attention and then
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got then over time I was able to realize that I got to do it today. And so I did it today and the
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first place that I went to I was super nervous and I was biking there and I did my research beforehand.
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I like looked up what each of their names were. I was super nervous biking there and I was super
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nervous once I was actually walking over to the store and it was closed and so I was like oh what a
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relief but then I was also a little bit disappointed too. And so I was thinking to myself oh well
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there it is that was my task today but then I realized that man that was that did not count.
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I just biked over to a store and then didn't do anything. So then I found another my second
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dream customer and biked over there and the person was actually there it was actually open
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and I talked to the owner and I she wrote down my number and my name because she was busy at the
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moment and was going to text me for another time to talk. So that's good. Hopefully it's good.
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Hopefully she wasn't just respectfully rejecting my offer but it's looking good. Hopefully she'll
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text me and we can move things forward from there because I really believe that once I get my first
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client I'm just set free because then I'll work super hard to get that first client some good
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traffic and then show right me a good review because I'll do it for free and then once I do that then
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I'll be able to charge a lot of money. So let me tell you what one of today's lessons is and it's
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something that I needed to remind myself today and I did remind myself when it mattered and it was
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a concept that I learned about in Reality Transurfing a book by written by Vadim Zelland
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and that concept is it's basically where you do things as if you are grabbing
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your mail from the mailbox. You do things with the same emotion as you were grabbing your mail
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from the mailbox. So when you go and get your mail you just get it like there's no emotion tied
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to it you just go and grab it just like it's normal it's just how it is. So think to yourself
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how you feel, act and how you're thinking when you grab your mail to the mailbox and that's how you
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should do most things when you're that's how you should do things and I've only read it one time
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through and I haven't read that part yet so on my second time through so I'm not very knowledgeable
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on this topic yet but I think that you're supposed to do that when you're doing important work
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and today I tried my hardest to while I was going to the business I was trying my hardest to
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do it as if I was grabbing my mail and it was tough and I definitely did not do it as if I was
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grabbing my mail but it definitely helped me through the experience and that was that was one thing
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that got me through the experience. Another thing is I'll explain to you in story format.
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I've already explained I've already told the story before on my podcast
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but I'm going to explain it again. So there's this have you heard of this thing called LOA
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law of attraction right? Well there's also this other thing called law of advancement
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and what that law says is you must go down before you go up everything that goes down will come up
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think this law applies to everything in nature so think a house you have to dig
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the found you have to dig a hole so you go down and then you get to fill it and fill the foundation
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and then before you can start going up to build the actual house so that is one thing you everything
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must go down before it comes up and I want you to think about another thing think about a seed
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and this is a tree seed so it will grow into a tree if it wants to grow into a tree it doesn't
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just go straight up and grow into a tree right where does it go it goes down and spreads its roots
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so it goes down and spreads its roots and then goes up into a tree so it must go down before it
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can actually go up now I want to tell you a quick story real quick there were two eagles
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and they were pregnant the wife was like honey we're pregnant and the father was like oh that's
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amazing news let's go build a nest so they go fly over to the tree build a nest and they have four
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eagles four baby eagles and though they're sorry my there's dogs and upstairs and it's distracting
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I'm sorry guys but let me keep going with the story there are four eagles right and the mom
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flies in every day to bring them food and all the babies are like mom when we can we learn how to
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fly can we learn how to fly and the mom is like no not today and then the next day rolls around
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mom flies in and brings in some food that the babies see that the mom can fly and they're
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amazed they want they want it for themselves and they're like mom can you teach us how to fly can
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we learn how to fly and the mom is like no and then this repeats for 20 days and then on the 20th
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day the mom flies in gives them food and then the babies are like mom can you teach us how to fly
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the mom is like no not today but tomorrow is your first lesson
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so tomorrow's by all the babies all the baby eagles are none of them slept
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because they're so excited they're so excited to start learning how to fly and they fight over who
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gets to go first and during the first lesson the mom puts the mom puts the first baby eaglet on her
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back and then she starts flying and the baby goes higher higher mom higher the mom goes higher and
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higher and higher and then eventually woohoo the mom turns over and drops the eagle and so the eagle
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is falling to its death falling to the ground and he's screaming he's like mom why i'm gonna die
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i'm gonna die and then he's super scared he's like extremely scared and then right before he lands
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on the ground the mom swoops up and catches him and saves him and so the the baby is like
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why would you do this why why the baby was super scared and sad and like feels almost betrayed and
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so that he tells his brothers and sisters don't don't try don't do it she's evil and one by one
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they all have their first lesson and then that same experience happens with all of them so
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then the next day rolls around and they're all planning a mutant being right they're all trying
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they're all trying to overthrow their mother because they don't want that experience to happen on the
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day two training so day two rolls by and the mother says it's time to start start time for day two
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practice and so they're all like no no and then the mom forces the first one to go and then the
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same experience happened the mother flies super high and then drops the baby the baby is extremely
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scared fall into his death and then suddenly last second she swoops up and saves him so this
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experience happens with all the siblings for 20 days and then on the 20th day they're all
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super scared still because they're falling to their death every day and then on the 20th day
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they the first lesson happens and they go up up up and then she drops the baby and then this time
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it was different the baby eagles wings the wind caught the wings just perfectly to where he started
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gliding and then he realized that he could fly and so now he started flying over to his home he
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started flying back to the nest and the same experience happened with all of them they were
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all able to fly now so this whole thing teaches us that in order for you to learn how to fly you
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the baby the eagles don't learn how to fly by going up up up like how in the beginning of the
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lessons the mother would fly up and up and up that wasn't teaching them how to fly in reality
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they were learning how to fly by falling down down down and then they were able to after a while
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of falling down they were able to actually start flying up up up so that's the that's the learning
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curve actually you go down and then you go to go up and so baby eagles success rate for learning
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how to fly is 100 percent now humans success rate on the other hand is 3 percent now why do you think
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that is well it's because we have choice we get to choose what we become so think about an oak tree
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an oak tree does not get to choose what it becomes it could be cut down and turned into
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toothpicks it could be turned into a wooden plank it could be turned into a chair little bit
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toothpicks are worthless a wooden plank is a little bit more valuable a chair is a little
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bit more valuable or it can be turned into an eight million dollar cello or a piece of music
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instrument and that is worthless to some people or that that is priceless to some people sorry about
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that but what I'm trying to say is the oak tree doesn't have choice of what it gets to become
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it gets to become whatever someone else chooses it to become and that could either be a toothpick
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worthless or it could be an eight million dollar cello played by the world's most famous amazing
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musician and that is priceless so what I'm trying to say is the tree could either become worthless
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or it could become amazing but it doesn't have choice it can't choose either or
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or someone else chooses for him and this applies to us because we only see eagles succeed 100%
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of time but we only succeed 3% of time because we have choice so are you gonna choose to be a
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toothpick or are you gonna choose to be an eight million dollar cello and it really is a choice
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and it boils down to choice most people choose to be toothpicks chairs some worthless stuff
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some terrible like not even good but you but 3% of people get to 3% of people choose to become that
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million dollar cello three and that's what the 1% is that's why 1% of the world is like
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has a lot of the money and the 0.01% of the world has most of the money those people chose that
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they didn't get it on accident like the oak tree accidentally turned into a toothpick they
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chose it and they did it on purpose and right now we're all choosing whatever we get everything you
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get is because you chose to get that thing so that whole story starting at the law of attraction
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I heard from an amazing speaker named Myron Golden and if you have the opportunity to listen to him
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speak he is outstanding now I haven't heard him speak out outside of other things but I did hear
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him speak at Russell Brunson's your first funnel challenge and he he was amazing
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he talks about mindset and all kinds of things he's also like he's really into business too so
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he talks about business as well so in my studies this morning while studying expert secrets this
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morning I realized that there's one thing that is an extremely valuable tool that I've been
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I've been trying to use a lot and it's when you're teaching something if you when you're
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teaching something you teach first you introduce the topic and then second you tell a story of how
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you earned it or learned it and what this does is it builds the value to it builds the value of
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that thing that you're sharing because people won't see the value in that thing that you're sharing
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unless they see what it took for you to get that thing and once they see that piece then they can
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realize that oh I want to save myself from that so I will I'll be able to listen to what you're
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saying and actually see it with more value and then once you explain that story you go into
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the strategy of it so just the outline the overview and then you go into the tactics one by one like
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each step by step the tactics like how it's actually done and then lastly you explain
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social proof and that social proof is how it has affected other people other than you so that's
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one thing that I need to work on in my in my consulting business because I feel as though
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people when I go up to them and I say hey I want to build a funnel for you they don't really know
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what it means and I and I don't tell them the story I don't teach them that piece of content
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well I just go up and say I want to build a funnel for you and hope that they say yes even
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though they won't actually see the value until I explain it to you to explain it to them and show it
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to them sorry guys I just had to take a quick break and use the restroom so what I was talking about was
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I need to start teaching that my frameworks better when I'm when I'm going to their business
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because right now people don't know what a funnel is and they don't see the value of it but I see
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the value of it and I need to teach them the value of it or else they just won't they won't accept
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the deal because they don't see what's in it for them even though it could potentially be a million
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dollar opportunity it could even be more than that that's how valuable funnels are but I am not
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doing a good job for training and it's this is why this is good that I'm going to their businesses
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because to be honest I'm really shy and I'm an introvert and I get I think I have social anxiety
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anxiety because I'm like really nervous around people that I don't know and I when I was walking
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into the rest the the flower shop today that I went to I was super nervous and I think that she
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could tell and she did a good job but she basically carried me in that conversation because she was
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like oh well how about I get your number then we can text the details later and so that was very good
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I don't know if she did that on purpose or she was just trying to reject me reject my opportunity
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respectfully which that is not a possibility for sure too but either way it's good that I'm doing
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this because I'm getting out of my comfort zone and it's like super uncomfortable and nerve racking
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for me to do this but I'm growing more and more because and I know that I am because when I first
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started cold calling when I did my first cold call I was super nervous and I was like
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contemplating whether I should do it or not do it for like a decent amount of time and then
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now I can cold call people pretty easily I still have a little bit of nerves but not nearly as much
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as I did the first time and so I believe that the more I go in person and try and sell my opportunity
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to people the better I'll get at it essentially and that's really what self-improvement is you just
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got to keep working on it you'll suck in the beginning but eventually you'll suck so little you'll
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actually be good I that I kind of butchered that quote but that was from Garrett J. White
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who I haven't really consumed much of his content but I but I heard of him through Russell's stuff
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and I watched him speak at your first funnel challenge and he's the real deal I really look
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up to him even though I haven't really looked into him that much
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so today I have I probably did the two hardest things I wouldn't say the
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going to the growth the business in person was the hardest one of the hardest things I've done
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but it was definitely one of the most one of the most uncomfortable and hardest things that I've
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done in my life and the other hardest thing that I've ever done was lately me and my friend
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I'm going to tell you a quick story real quick but just to give some context but
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lately me and my friend have been climbing a lot of trees we hang out every single day at the park
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and we climb trees barefoot and no shirts so we're only wearing underwear and shorts
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and we just climb trees and hang out up there and it's fun because we're with nature
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and climbing trees are really good for you and
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and yesterday we climbed the hardest tree we'd ever done which was usually we only climb trees
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where we can reach the bottom we can reach a bottom branch but yesterday for some reason
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we chose to climb a tree that was not the bottom branch was not reachable so my strategy was to
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bare crawl like basically hug the tree and inch my way up and mind you I was I was just wearing
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shorts I wasn't wearing a shirt or anything and so I was getting cut up the tree was scratching me up
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tearing up my skin on the way up but then I made it and that was an awesome achievement
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but it did take the toll on my skin because my skin got cut up and then while we were on top of
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that tree we were up there for we were probably sitting up there for like at least 30 minutes
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maybe longer and just chilling and we saw this tree right next to the tree that we were on
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and it was an even more difficult tree the lowest branch was even higher than that first tree that
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we climbed so we had to bear crawl even higher all the way up and the type of the texture of the log
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was even more tough so it would tear up our skin even more and so we were just like let's climb
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that tomorrow and we said that yesterday and so today came around and I climbed it I went all the way
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up and I was just inching my way up it probably took me I don't even know how long it took me to
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climb up felt like two minutes maybe three minutes but it was probably only like a minute or two and
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that skin tore up my skin a lot and it was very painful I didn't really bleed that much just like
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on my legs and my feet but other but my like entire stomach and all of my arms are like cut up
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not bleeding but like the skin is torn up and that that was I was able to climb it and that was one
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of the hardest things I've done all summer maybe not all my life but definitely all summer and
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because think about it I was basically hugging the tree with my legs and I was just squeezing it
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with my legs and my arms and then squeezing super hard with my legs and then moving my arms up a
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little bit and then squeezing super hard with my arms and then moving my legs up a little bit and
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I would just inch up like that like an earthworm and slowly but surely after a lot of pain I made
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it up my first try and that was one of the hardest things ever because first of all that but also my
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it's probably because I'm deficient in some nutrient but after I did that my arms felt
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super weak like more weak than they ever felt and they like hurt they were like they felt like they
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were on fire you know it wasn't my arm like my skin or my bicep or my tricep it was kind of like the
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meat around my my elbow almost and so that was an extremely painful thing just sitting up there and
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so then I eventually went down and that was going down hurt just as much as coming up because it
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was too high of a drop to just land and drop with my drop just normal because I wasn't wearing shoes
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and also it's just too high of a drop anyways too high of a fall I would have like broke my leg
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and so I essentially went I've hung off the lowest branch and then hugged the trunk with my legs and
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then let go and quickly grab the trunk with my arms and then I was essentially sliding down the
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branch like I would slide down a rope imagine getting rope burn but sliding down a tree trunk
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and that was me today and it like tore me up again and then halfway through I was able to
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just jump off and it's because I was low enough to fall down
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and that like tore up my that tore up my skin a lot and then plus my both of my arms were
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extremely weak and in pain and that lasted for probably 20 minutes well probably longer I don't
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know how long let me tell you the next part of the story so then we walked all the way over to
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back to the grass uh the sunny grass area where we usually hang out at the park and then
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we just like got some water and then laid down and then we started meditating just in the sun in
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the grass laying down just trying to relax my entire body laying down on my back and
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and relaxing my body eased the pain a little bit and then you know what happened so we were
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let me paint the picture first we were in the middle of the park it was like a soccer field
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and we were just laying down not moving at all with our eyes closed laying on our backs
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in the grass with no shirt no shoes and I was my skin was all cut up too maybe they saw that
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but someone called the cops and we didn't see who did but the cop like while we were in the middle
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of the meditation well while we were in the middle of the meditation the cop was like are you guys
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okay and I had no idea there's a cop and I like got up and I realized that there was a cop talking
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to us and we were like oh yeah and so he was like you guys live here around here and we were like
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yeah and then he was like this is a wellness check someone we got a call from someone to check in on
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you guys and so he checked in on us and he was we were basically like we're just meditating and then
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he was like okay and then he left so it was nothing no big deal we didn't break any laws or anything but
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that was just something funny that happened and so we were in the middle of that meditation maybe
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10 15 minutes and we both got pretty started to get pretty deep into it we were just getting into
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the deep meditation and my arms felt a little bit less on fire so that was good after that
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meditation but they were still hurting just enough to where it was really uncomfortable to concentrate
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and focus so that after a little bit of talking about what just happened and just life in general
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we just went back into meditation and then that time we were meditating a lot longer and I essentially
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healed my arms I don't know if they would have healed anyways probably would have but I like to think
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that I healed my arms in the meditation because they they didn't hurt that like after that last
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meditation and we got super deep into it again no new crazy lessons learned like I did yesterday if
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you haven't checked out episode 14 I believe it is yesterday's episode that episode is probably the
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best episode that I have recorded out of my entire podcast so I highly recommend that if you go and
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listen to that and pretty much let me tell you when I was when we first went to the park this morning
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before we climbed the tree I told them that I failed my critical task yesterday and my critical task
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yesterday was to go to a local business and sell to them in person and I explained this earlier
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and I told him that I told my friend that I failed yesterday's task and then just over time
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uh we he was slowly giving me an epiphany and then in that second meditation that I had today
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after the cop um interrupted us in the second meditation I was just thinking about that I was
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thinking about my critical task and how I was just pushing it off and all of that and I was
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essentially just running a slide in my head which was just a scene in my head of me actually going
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to the right the store and being successful and that helped expand my comfort zone to where when
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I actually got out of the meditation my friend was like so what's your critical task today
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and I instantly said I'm doing it today because earlier I said that I was pushing it off till
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tomorrow and then I just said I was doing it today and I did it today and it was worth it
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because I was scared and I was just trying to put it off till tomorrow and I was going to be scared
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tomorrow so I might as well have done it today and I grew from it so that's good and it'll be even
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better once she respond once she texts me for a time to actually communicate and talk about what
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the offer is so there's I've been studying reality transfer a lot lately
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and that's probably been one of the best things that I've ever done done in self-improvement
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first read that book and then also second study it my second time through
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that book essentially teaches you how to win at life like there's nothing more to it just teaches
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you how to win at life teaches the best way to do everything when it comes to life and teaches you
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how to achieve your goals like legit achieve your goals and I haven't achieved my goal yet
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but I will and by the time I'm famous and you guys come back to the first couple episodes and
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rewatch my entire podcast binge listen you guys will see that this guy was podcasting while he was
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poor while he was broke and he was he believed that he will be a millionaire and now he is a
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millionaire because you guys will be listening in the future so reality transfer fin is even if
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even let's just say hypothetical which will never happen but even if I don't achieve my goals
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reality transfer fin is still the best thing that I've ever done because I'm way happier in life now
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I'm just way happier I don't let things get to me anymore and that's what reality transfer fin teaches
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you literally in the first couple pages or not maybe not pages but first couple chapters like
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definitely in chapter two it teaches you how to not teaches you to not
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not not give so much anger not be so angry and all that basically how to be detached from
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pendulums which pendulums are I'm still trying to wrap my head around the concept and this is my
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second time reading it pendulums are like us information or an enter energy structure that
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is born when
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people's thought energy are united but a pendulum is also us everything around us in a
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is pendulum in fact the world can be seen as the ebb and flow of pendulums the there
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was oscillation of pendulums just swaying back and forth the world can be seen as every
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like the oscillating of all pendulums everything this world can be seen as oscillating pendulums
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and I didn't understand that I didn't even know what that was the first time I was reading it but
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now the second time reading it through I understand it a lot more I definitely don't understand it
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completely but I understand a lot more and now now I am able to more efficiently and more
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or better just better in general at living life and applying transfer fee because every moment you
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spend practicing the transfer fee
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you are consciously moving towards your goals and that's just one thing that I've been
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and I've really been repeating to myself lately because especially today I needed to hear it because
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I was using transfer fee while I was doing that uncomfortable thing of going to a local business
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and trying to pitch them my business and help them out so I was using my transfer
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fee techniques while also using just pure inner intention which is your like what you do
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sorry if you guys can hear that my grandparents brought their dog and now my dog and that dog
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are playing upstairs oh wow now they're coming down here sorry guys
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and they're just playing sorry let me uh let me end this real quick
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the dogs just ran down here I should have closed the door
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I only have one dog but my grandma my grandma's dog is here now too
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I I deal with it they might come back but what I was saying about pendulum and studying
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reality transfer fee so studying reality transfer fee is really one of the best things that I've
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ever done in combination with meditating and these past couple episodes I know they've all
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been about essentially studying reality transfer and meditating but really this is one of the best
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self-improvement things that I've ever done because reality transfer fee alone is powerful
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but in combination with consistent daily meditation like I meditate in the morning and at night and
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sometimes during the day so I'm getting over an hour of meditation every day and I I know for a fact
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that just from experience and from my friends experience too that meditating plus transfer fee
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is essentially how you win at life like you can achieve whatever you want
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as long as you're studying reality transfer fee and meditating and what I mean by studying
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is not just reading I made the mistake of just reading it through and trying to read as much
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pages as possible I was reading like 50 pages a day towards the end of my first read through
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and I was reading for like five six seven hours every day and my brain was fried
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during those times and really I don't think I retained that much information so it was really
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just a waste of time I still it was still very valuable to me but it was not the most efficient
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time so now I'm only studying maybe 30 to an hour in the morning of expert secrets and then 30
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to an hour at night before my nighttime routine of reality transfer fee and when I am studying I am
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I bought an extra notebook like a whole brand new notebook for each of my books so I have a notebook
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that I labeled dot com secrets a label a notebook that I labeled expert secrets and one that I labeled
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reality transfer fee and those are the three books that I'm really only reading right now for the time
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being I haven't started dot com because I'm reading expert and reality first and I want to keep the
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maximum amount of books I'm reading at time to two and so when I'm reading then I read until
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I see something read something that I know I'll need and I know I want to memorize or keep in my
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I want to actually retain so I write it I write that down and I explain it and then
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I maybe sometimes I draw a picture representing it so today in expert secrets I was reading his
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chapter on teaching frameworks teaching your frameworks so essentially how to teach and
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I realized that that lesson was that chapter alone was so valuable that I actually I actually
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first read it yesterday and then I also read it today and I wrote down a bunch of stuff about it
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wrote my own pictures out and then guess what I write it again so I probably write it four
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times by now total and I might even read it again tomorrow that's how valuable it is
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and so that's what I mean by studying it you don't worry about what page number you're on at the
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end of the day don't worry about how much you're reading your time just make sure you're getting
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in a fit you set a timer I set a timer for 30 minutes and just get a an efficient study session
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where you're reading and writing things down and then at the end of the day while I'm icing my
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balls yes you heard that right I ice my balls with an ice pack and look into it because it
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increases your testosterone that's a topic for another day though so I'm not going to get into
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that so while I'm icing my balls for 10 minutes I reread all of my journals of all my study sessions
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at nighttime and in the morning when I'm icing my balls in the morning I read my journal from the
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night before because I journal every day so in the morning I'm reading my journal that I'm journaling
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just that's just normal journaling and then at night I'm rereading my studies my study journals
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and so what that does is it also plus while I'm journaling at night I answer six questions before
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I actually start journaling the first is what did I do today to move towards my goals the second is
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what is that actually helping or am I just uh distracting myself the third question is
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am I doing enough the fourth question is what should I do tomorrow the fifth question is what did I
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learn in my first study session so what did I learn in expert secrets and then I basically recap the
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most valuable stuff that I learned that day in my journaling and then the sixth question is what did
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I learn in my second study session which is reality transfer fee and I recap that too so I am constantly
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reminding myself and rereading and re-explaining all of the different things I probably hey let
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me count so I read it first in the morning I write it down and then this is if I'm only reading it
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once and then at night time I read it and then I write it again and then the next morning I read it
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again so essentially I'm instead of just passively reading like most people do and what I did before
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where I would only the information would only pass through my brain once essentially now my all the
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information is passing through my brain at least five times it's passing through my brain five times
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so that gives me five chances to retain and then it also gives me five opportunities to solidify
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and connect all the information because after I'm done reading the first time and studying I do a
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meditation so that solidifies it also so what I'm trying to say is once you pick up a book like I
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wouldn't do this with all of the books I'm only doing this with like business books and reality
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transfer fee because those are some stuff that I really want to study and get drill into my brain
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and what I'm trying to say is you should study your books not just read them because you'll get
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so much more value and then your time will be way more efficient trust trust me because this is
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coming from someone who would be reading literally six hours plus every day back to back to back to
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back literally six hours every day even on weekends even on weekdays and I would do that all
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like all the time and doing that I learned a lot don't get me wrong I learned a lot
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but once I started studying and doing the the methods that I just taught you
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I I've realized that it's way more efficient and I've learned way more and I'm actually able to
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understand and explain way more
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more let me get some water real quick
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so also I'm bringing it back to meditation
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I know I've been getting distracted a lot lately in my episodes just from people and outside forces
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distracting me like for example this episode my dog and also I'd use the restroom
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but because I started meditating consistently every day and I'm doing it like over an hour every day
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my focus is so much better and I'm actually if you guys are familiar with this thing called being in
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the zone athletes are in the zone they that's their goal they try to get into the zone and then
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basically once you're in the zone you're like the most optimal efficient human being that you can be
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at the moment because your brain just runs efficiently and it's basically like on autopilot
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you don't have to think you're just you're just doing you don't think you just do and that's what I
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noticed meditation has been for me it's allowed me to get into the zone during times like this
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of podcasting and stuff like that and that's super valuable because once I get the ball rolling and
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start actually getting some real work done for my clients then I'll be at like I'll just be an
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efficient human being I'll be like a machine plus in combination with trans surfing it'll be super
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powerful so that's one thing in trans surfing and I'm going to connect this back to a picture my friend
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sent me today is you should be happy now if you're expecting happiness to come in the future it'll
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never be in the future it'll never come it'll always just be in the near future and you need to be
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happy now if you're ever going to be happy that's one thing that I've been working on
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and that's a big principle in trans surfing and I'm connecting it back to a picture my friend sent
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me this morning and it was just a picture of a page from a book that he's read I don't remember
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what he didn't tell me what book it was but I could tell it was a stoicism book and
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rally trans surfing and stoicism are very similar and I could tell by that one page I haven't read
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any stoicism books but he has and he also has read trans surfing so he knows and
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it essentially said we must be able to work where we're at now or else we won't be able to work at
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all there will always be distractions there will always be a nicer house we have to be able to
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love our house that we're at now so we can appreciate the nicer house once we get it and
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that is just true I'm really working on becoming better at that wow there's a daddy long legs right
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here I'm sorry I know I just talked about how it wasn't getting distracted but there's a daddy long
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legs spider literally crawling on my wall right next to where I'm at in my basement and I like
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suck my finger out towards it to let it walk on me and it just ran away in fear it just like try to
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run away and that's one thing that I realized all my life I've been scared of like spiders and bees
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and all these little tiny things that I have no reason to be a scared of and like just this past
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summer like literally maybe within the three months past three months I overcame those fears
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I don't know how I just was conscious of how I was afraid and I was being a wuss and
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and they're afraid of us so I mean they have way more of an excuse to be afraid of us because
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we're like a thousand times bigger than them and they are just tiny and we can squish them with
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one of our ten fingers if we wanted to and kill them completely so there's really no reason to be
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afraid of spiders and that's what I realized that's the one of the reasons why I stopped being afraid
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of spiders and worked towards stopping my fear of spiders is when I read David Dida's book the way
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of the superior man and in that he said that men should not be afraid of spiders like we we as men
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if we stand up on a chair in fear next to our our girl our woman what will she think of us she'll
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think that we're a wuss because it's just a tiny little spider she's the one that should be afraid
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and we're the one that should come in and save the day that's essentially what he said and that's
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why I stopped being stopped being afraid of spiders and if you're wondering how you do that the first
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step is to be conscious and then over time you'll make your decisions based on that new awareness
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of your fear and you'll overcome it so reading man reading is one of the best things that I've
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ever done like seriously reading I'm so grateful I started reading and I've only been reading for
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maybe 11 months probably less I started reading maybe September or October of last year and in
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the beginning I was reading very slowly because I was like that was during school and I didn't have
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much time but I was still trying to get a lot of reading in so I've maybe read like four or five books
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maybe four books last year and this year I've already read
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like over 20 I'm I've probably read like 26 or 27 books total which is not that much
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really it's not that much and I'm already like super far ahead because I have read all those books
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so that's why I believe that reading is extremely valuable even if you're still read it even if
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you're not planning on acting on it like taking action right away because it molds your brain it
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really changes your brain and changes your subconscious so if you can change your subconscious
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to make better decisions that is probably one of the best things ever because then you're going to
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want to make those decisions and also you might make those decisions on autopilot next time like
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when you're asleep which you don't want to be asleep but I know the reality of it were all
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all have been conditioned to fall asleep and what I mean by asleep is not present
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so if you can change your subconscious to make better decisions that's huge and that's why I
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believe that reading is such a valuable thing because you're really just consuming another
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person's life work most of the time it's their life work and it's like all of their experiences
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and lessons and stuff that they learn throughout their entire life and if you get it from a good
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author and you really read their stuff even the first read through most of that most of my books
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I've only read once I've only read another book completely through a second time and I was millionaire
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fast lane I've only read one book so far two times and all my books I've read once and I've
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heard my mind my mind has been shifted and molded based off their life lessons and stuff just from
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one read and that's why I've picked my best books and I'm rereading them over and over and over again
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because those are just so valuable and I want their life I want their knowledge to mold my brain
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to have their knowledge and just I want my brain to be able to make those decisions on its own
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easily subconsciously that's why I'm focused on Transurfing because Transurfing is probably one
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of the best things one of the definitely no Transurfing is 100% the best book that I know of
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to mold your brain to make decisions subconsciously because if you can if you're a Transurfer
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subconsciously you are one powerful human being and you can essentially do whatever you want and
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that's really what Jesus was I'm sorry to bring this to Jesus I'm not a Christian I grew up in a
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Christian household but I'm not a Christian and but I I definitely believe in God and I know that
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Jesus exists because that's like facts from history but that's essentially what Jesus was
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and Jesus was I believe that Jesus was also a god son so I'm not into the religion pendulum but
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I'm into all the stuff that comes with it most of the stuff that comes with that I should say
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but that's what Jesus was he was essentially a Transurfer and he I mean he could walk on water
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he could heal lepers he could do whatever he wanted because he was a Transurfer and he was
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present 100% of the time he was awake all from the second he was born to the second he died
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to after he died also and came back up and I can't believe I'm teaching about this I did not even
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expect this to come out of my mouth right now that's the power of being in the zone
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to wrap things up don't forget to download your favorite episodes
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