6 How To Access The Answers

like do a little sermon. Um like this is

this is this is a really great question.

Whenever you guys are doing anything,

whether it's market research, whether

it's coming up with a new offer, working

on your offer, whether it's writing

something, whatever it is, right?

Doesn't matter what it is. Like this is

and I I I'm doing this now in my book

writing process and I'm kind of like I

have to remind myself to come back to

it. But it's it's probably just like one

of the most profound

principles that I think really applies

to anything. And I I just I just want

you guys to remember it. Like write it

down. Put it on a post-it note. Put it

on your laptop. Like like put it like

make it a wallpaper. Like it's so good.

So when we look for the answers,

it implies that we don't have them. And

we can we can never but this is the

thing is that we can never find the

answers from a paradigm of believing

that we don't already have them. It's

like solving the problem at the level

that it's you know at that level of the

problem. You you can't solve it at that

level, right? You have to go to a

different a different level, right? So

this is the thing about like trying to

find the answers is that you have to

surrender the seeking and remember that

you already know,

right? And so it's because whenever

we're seeking it implies that we don't

know, right? So to ever be in if you're

ever in an energy or in a mindset of I

have to figure this out, call yourself

on it. Observe yourself in that and be

like no, no, no. I actually don't have

to figure this out because I I do have

it already. It's already available to me

because God like consciousness is always

working. It's always with you. It's

always available, right? And all

timelines are all parallel at any given

moment. And it's just our level of

access to that timeline and to that

information.

>> And in order for us to access it, it

usually involves like really elevated

states of consciousness, right? So like

what are the things that we can do?

Well, a relax the [ __ ] body, right?

So, like, you know, probably Naomi could

do like a sensual dancing to get us all

relaxed and out of our minds and out of

our heads. Um, but yeah, like doing

something sematic, you know, and that

that example of like going and washing

the dishes for a week. That's that's a

great example of surrendering the

seeking. It's like I just need to go

back into a moment where I can remember

and allow it to come to me because we

can we can do things to thin that veil,

you know? And I think a lot of the time

like spending more time with ourselves

sitting in meditation not for any kind

of purpose other than to just create the

space

for something to come through. So like

something that I've really been

experimenting with is like how much

spaciousness can we create for answers

to come through? And I think like for

anyone that has a habit of being really

busy, like really look at look at how

busy you are and look at how much space

you have for yourself where you can

receive the answers that you know maybe

you don't normally have access to when

you're in that because think about your

your brain wave states, right? Like

you're going to be in like alpha beta,

you know, and and to access like high

level stuff, you need to be in a gamma

brain wave state, but we're not in

gamma. We're always in alpha. like we're

doing our dayto-day [ __ ] go go go

[ __ ] copy this [ __ ] got to get on

that meetings blah blah blah [ __ ]

Zoom you know and it's like no nothing's

[ __ ] profound is going to come to you

like when you're running around like a

[ __ ] chicken you know

>> so like profound things always come like

in the shower driving it's always an

inconvenient moment you know because

that's when there's we can't do anything

else right because there's space so

think about like when your most creative

ideas come to you like you can

manufacture that environment. You can

create that environment to allow more

creative ideas to come to you. And maybe

that looks like an extra hour in the

morning where you're like, you know,

just visualizing, maybe you're playing

with yourself, maybe doing breath work,

but just creating more space. And I I

because this is the thing, right? If you

set the intention, like eventually it

will come through. Might not be

immediately, but like you know, maybe a

couple days, maybe a week later, but you

got to create the space for it to come

through.

Surrender the seeking. That's the

principle. So good. Neil Donald Walsh,

guys. What a guy.

>> I love that. Thank you. That's So I

guess then I'm I'm on the right track.

>> Yeah, 100%. How did

>> I think I was feeling um I was trying to

like do the program in the order because

I know in the beginning it it you said

in the video like you know it's designed

to be cumulative and then um for a while

there I I kept getting stuck in the

brand story and I felt like I couldn't

move forward and I wanted to and so I

feel like maybe it's like like a flow in

and out of

>> you know even just these three things

like look at your clients look at the

brand message look at the then the brand

story I'm like I haven't even like

really touched because I'm just like it

just seems so big.

>> It it can feel that way. I mean I I you

know I do want to say something else as

well in regards to like doing things in

order. I think

I don't know if there's like something

in design that points to this like

because I know that if you're a quadr

like you're very flowy and like I've got

three arrows pointing right which is

like you know it's pretty flowy. Um but

I do know that it can be a lot easier to

do whatever is present and to just

follow the energy of like what's alive.

So I think you know the way so like and

again I'm going to liken this to my book

writing process because I've been

learning a lot about creation through

this process but like what I did was I

had a structure and I was like cool I

think this is going to be like my

overarching structure and I would

probably do the same thing in terms of a

program like I would outline like I

would draw like a big overview because I

usually start big picture and then I go

down into details. So I would outline

like the major things that kind of need

to happen and then when you wake up in

the morning you can kind of sit with the

like the consciousness of your business

or like the consciousness of your genius

or your creativity or whatever you have

relationship to and you can kind of just

tune in and be like okay like what's

alive today and like what is ready to be

expressed and to be worked on today and

you can literally just start to work on

like little bits and they don't have to

be in order because you're following the

current of what's live and then you can

kind of put everything into your big

overarching thing and just accumulate

the jigsaw pieces and then you can kind

of stitch it all up and then go over it

like beginning to end and then you know

it might look different and it might

make more linear sense because it's like

you can do things in a nonlinear way but

the brain will always read in a linear

way. So you can do it nonlinear and then

go back, stitch all the puzzle pieces

together and be like, "Oh, this this now

all like the pieces all fit in the

jigsaw puzzle." Like try that and see

how that works for