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3 Overcome The Fear Of Being Seen Training

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guys and if anyone wants to like raise

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their hand and we'll do like actual

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coaching now. So, I would love to know

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like yeah like what some of your

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intentions were and if anyone was

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feeling like holy [ __ ] like is that even

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possible for me or like I'm nervous

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about that or um like but I don't want

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to do that or how do I get that like I

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would love to know some of the internal

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voices that are coming up for some of

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you um and let's move through some of

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this stuff and I'll teach you a couple

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of different processes uh for how we can

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overcome this fear of like showing up of

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being a personal brand of being seen and

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you know it's going to be different for

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everyone like when we did seeing with

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Kylie, it was really interesting to note

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how what came up for so many people was

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actually the imposter syndrome more than

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anything. I was like, "Oh, that's really

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interesting." So, um I would love to

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know what's coming up for you guys now

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that you have decided what it is that

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you want to get out of this. So, if you

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want to go first, um if you want to

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raise your hand or just like pop in the

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chat like me and then we can just go

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orderly. Let's do let's do the chat cuz

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then we have a running order. So,

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whoever wants to go first and and share

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like what's coming up for them and we'll

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do some coaching. Um, Beza wants to go

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first. Awesome.

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>> Yeah, if you just write me like we'll

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just go next. Um, and then so we'll go

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Beza, Katherine, Rachel, Peter, Pip.

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Great. We've got an order. Done. Cool.

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So, I'll bring Beza on if you want to

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just like Okay. So, you can turn your

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camera on. We can see you.

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>> Okay.

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Um, I'm sleeping

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already.

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So,

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um, can you see me?

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>> Yes. Awesome. So my um question is like

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uh when I'm trying to

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when I'm working my coaching I am so

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grounded and connected and uh I'm really

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in my power

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>> but when I'm coming to um to my

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like coming to Facebook or like doing

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something like you know whatever written

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or

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in and onetoone or I mean in really live

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>> um it's impossible like I mean like kind

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of small groups or something like that

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so how can I

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um handle that and like kind of

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um

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>> so um now is your question to clarify is

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your question that you find it easy to

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show up on video and and speaking but

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that you find it challenging to write or

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is your question that you find it

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challenging to be witnessed in in groups

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like this for example.

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Um

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the the the one which I was asking you

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was then to to to be in the uh in the

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I'm practicing in one of my Facebook

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group one of my coaching uh Facebook

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group every you know every one day or

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two days or something like that. Um I'm

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getting better but like um when I'm just

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whatever I'm writing like is it going

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going to be crazy? Is it am I make it

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happen or like this worries and what

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will the other people will say about me

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and how they will judge me and if I I

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really really express myself and bring

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out all the things what I am and what

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will happen to me and what will happen.

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>> Awesome. Okay, great question. Totally.

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Totally. And who else can resonate with

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this? So what Bez has said is like if I

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share what I really want to say online

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like on in these communities like what's

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going to happen to me?

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Yeah. Like if I have like controversial

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opinions, if I really speak the truth,

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what's going to happen? And that's and

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that holds you back from sharing. That

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holds you back from showing up and

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expressing.

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>> Yeah.

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>> Yeah. Awesome. So, um I'm sure a lot of

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you can resonate with this and I

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definitely have been through this. Um

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there are so many controversial things

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that you will all say at many points in

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your careers. I'm certain of it. And if

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you're not pissing somebody off, you are

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not doing your job.

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Your job is to trigger people. And I

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think the sooner that we embrace and

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accept that we're not here to be liked

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by everybody and that actually we're

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here to awaken people

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and the awakening process isn't pretty.

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You know, like the purging process isn't

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pretty. People need to be confronted by

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pain to create change a lot of the time.

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not necessarily all the time, but a

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painful experience is what creates a

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change in our hierarchy of values. So if

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someone's going to make an actual

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behavioral change, that motivation needs

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to come from a very painful place

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because often times the desire alone is

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is not going to create actual

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sustainable behavioral change really. So

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the provocation,

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the the deeply triggering emotional

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response is actually a really necessary

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part of the process. And some people

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won't necessarily make the changes. Some

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people will just be triggered and angry

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and they'll demonize you. Maybe maybe.

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But like it is it is inevitable. It is

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inevitable.

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And so the way that we can work through

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this is by first starting at this point

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where we can all really embrace and

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accept that this is inevitable. What

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will happen is that you will you will

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have ridiculous messages from people who

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will say ridiculous things to you. And

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that's how you know that you are doing

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your job is that the the greater degree

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of of hate mail that you get, the

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greater degree of you are doing your

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job. And I can tell you that in the last

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two months that I've been experiencing

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this recent up level, I have gotten an

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unbelievable degree of hate mail. An

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unbelievable degree of hate mail. My

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best friend called me an abuser.

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the degree to which you become more

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influential, you will also become more

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hated.

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Rachel seems to also be doing her job

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really well. She just said, "I just lost

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a best friend, too." It's I'm not

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laughing at you. I'm just acknowledging

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that this is what happens. And and this

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is this is a real concept that is is

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difficult and challenging to accept, but

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it is true. um you know, we we will

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people will not necessarily like it, but

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that doesn't mean that it isn't serving

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them. In order for people to break

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through their layers and their levels of

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where they are in their current

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paradigm,

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they need to know the truth.

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You are doing the world a disservice by

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holding the truth back.

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And I want everyone to really sit with

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this and say this. When I hold the truth

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back, I am doing the world a disservice.

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When I share the truth,

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when I am direct and honest with people

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and not aggressive, not snarky, not

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mean,

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but when I am sharing the insights and

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the concepts that can be difficult to

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grasp that people may not necessarily

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want to accept because it confronts

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their current paradigm and reality

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that gives them the opportunity to break

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free.

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Don't deprive them of that opportunity.

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Yeah.

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Um I'm normally very direct and that is

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really triggering um including my

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family, my loved one, the whole the

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whole area. And so they are like kind of

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very intimidated and uh so the more I'm

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getting spiritual

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they have to try to be so much kinder

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and lover and you know this being loved

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and so on have to take care about their

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feeling.

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Um so and sometimes that's like really

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I'm getting sick and tired of that like

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how many times I have to take care about

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whatever I'm saying whatever I'm writing

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whatever how I'm um behaving or how I am

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being like you know yeah

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>> there's actually a really powerful

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exercise like if you want an exercise um

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this isn't mine but it's it's really

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effective. I can what I can do is I can

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um I can potentially post it in the

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Facebook group later. It's called the

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hate exercise and it's by Steven Gardner

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who is actually in the content emporium

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more so. Um he went through our second

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round and I'm like I'll ask him maybe if

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he would be interested in just like

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facilitating it live or maybe if he

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would be interested in just doing like a

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quick live stream to run you through the

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hate exercise. It's one of the most

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powerful exercises you could like ever

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do honestly. like my housemate did it

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and she man she broke through some crazy

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[ __ ] and she was just like yeah I'm not

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even afraid of people demonizing me

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anymore like holy crap like it's so

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good. Um in a nutshell it's basically

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like if you really sit down and

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acknowledge all of the benefits in

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someone hating you for them like what is

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the benefit to them of of them hating

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you right? So what's the benefit to them

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of them being triggered by what you've

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said publicly and online? What's the

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benefit to you of being hated by them?

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And and literally like list out 20

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benefits each side. What's the benefit

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to them? What's the benefit to you?

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Because everybody benefits from hate.

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But we're so addicted to love and

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gratitude. We're so addicted to peace

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without war. We're addicted to

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one-sidedness that we're sitting here

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trying to avoid pain, trying to avoid

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conflict when it's inevitable. You we

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cannot like world peace is a futile

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concept. We cannot have peace without

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war. We cannot have love without hate.

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literally we cannot.

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So the sooner we embrace the hate um

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simultaneously will actually attract

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more love. The sooner you embrace more

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challenge you'll attract more support.

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So instead of asking questions like well

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how can I you know avoid this and you

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didn't ask that but just in general

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instead of asking how can I avoid this

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what I want you guys to ask is how can I

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go even deeper into hate and challenge

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so that I can attract more love and

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support because that's what's going to

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happen. That's how the universe works.

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That's physics.

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Your ability to feel pain and expand

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your capacity to feel pain is going to

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expand your capacity to feel love and

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good feelings. The more you try and

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avoid pain, the more of it you attract

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and create. Sitting with pain and your

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ability to just not even care about it o

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overrides any kind of fear. You know,

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you don't fear doesn't exist anymore

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when you're just like, "Oh, well, it's

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pain. It's fine. I can handle it." The

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capacity to feel it is everything.

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Yeah.

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>> Yeah. Awesome. Nicole said, "We actually

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have more difficulties with people being

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neutral, so we'd rather um go for hate

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than neutrality." Awesome. All right.

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Cool. So, yeah, as as an exercise. Yeah.

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TW and whenever you whenever you're like

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kind of in that frame, like just that

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classic D Martini concept of like what

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are the benefits and like what are the

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drawbacks? So, like if you're finding

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you're seeking something, look for the

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drawbacks. If you're finding that you're

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avoiding something, like look for the

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benefits. um and sit with the emotion of

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it and allow yourself to like neutralize

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the emotion and logically like mentally

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go for the benefits and the drawbacks

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and um that really helps. Yeah, I'll

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talk to Stephen about the hate exercise.

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That's a really great idea.

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>> Well, you would post it. You are saying

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in the Facebook.

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>> Yeah.

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>> Okay. Thank you.

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>> Welcome. All right, Katherine Robertson,

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come on down.

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>> Hello.

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>> Hi. How are you? Hi everyone. Um Phoebe,

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my um thing is, as you are aware, I've

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been following you now for a couple of

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years and um sitting on on the fence.

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And so this campaign, I

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have really dug deep into who I am. And

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it's been overwhelming um because I

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really recognize

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that um I've been pushing away who I am

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and this is now reflected in

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um my inconsistency with success um in

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my business. And so um when I was

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setting my intention this time is I can

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see that the business but then I had

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this um thinking um or my logic was

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trying to take over and say well do I

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start

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start all over? Do I work through the

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next eight weeks and discover who I am

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and how I want to take my business? So

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the question is

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um is probably more practical of do I

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wait um and watch the evolution of of me

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and who I want to connect with in my

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tribe over the eight weeks because I

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feel like I need to close all my social

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media know that the colors are wrong. um

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who I want to attract the message is

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really different

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um even in the last couple of weeks to

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to where I've been and where I want to

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go. So that's my question.

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>> So okay, this is a great question for

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everyone and it comes up a lot. I'm just

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going to reframe it or just reiterate

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it. So just to clarify. So, you're now

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at a point where you're realizing you're

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transitioning and you want to know if

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you should wait until the end of the

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program to start that process of of

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doing new branding of doing new this and

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getting all those projects rolling

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practically.

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>> Yes. So, even my title I call myself a

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transformational coach. I want to call

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myself a leadership architect. already

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I'm having insights into

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um you know who I am and

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>> yeah so that's the thing is do I just

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allow it because I can see the change in

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the last two weeks let alone what will

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happen in 8 weeks time

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>> amazing so I'm going to just point out

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to everyone did everyone just see what

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just happened

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can you nod if you feel like you saw

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what you just did you did anyone just

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witness what happened with Catherine

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just now.

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She just admitted that she already knew

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the answer.

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She just said, "Do I just allow it?"

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Yeah. Cuz that's what you know. That's

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what this is right for you. That's what

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you want. So

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I think a lot of the time the mind is

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always going to be like oh the

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practicalities of life, the

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practicalities of business and like we

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have to make you know we have to we have

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to do x y and zed. But

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the thing is a lot of what the mind

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tells you you need to resolve or do is

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going to naturally happen as a byproduct

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of you listening to your intuition,

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taking inspired action and following

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your heart.

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>> Mhm.

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>> And so like you already having that

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awareness like that awareness and that

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insight and that clarity is going to

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continue to expand. And as you you

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literally just said, like I've noticed

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like the other stuff just kind of seems

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to be dropping away. You don't need to

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actively like get rid of it. It's going

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to just naturally drop away.

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>> Yeah.

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>> It doesn't have to require active

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effort.

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Your commitment is to following the

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process of of following your heart, of

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listening to your intuition, and

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allowing that feeling of truth to

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expand.

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And that's just naturally going to kill

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anything that isn't true anymore. The

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truth kills everything that's not true.

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That's the power of the truth. It's

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penetrative.

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So if you let your heart open up and if

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you fill your heart with truth, if you

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fill your consciousness with truth, you

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know, you're basically a walking shield

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and penetration mechanism that's just

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getting rid of everything that's not

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true.

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>> Yeah.

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>> So yeah, follow the process. Stay with

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yourself.

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Sounds like you've already got it.

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Sounds like the insights are really

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coming through thick and fast. Take note

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of them, journal them, make sure you

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keep them in your workbook. Amazing

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stuff. I'm really proud of you.

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>> Thank you. Because uh just to also ask

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my um

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my Mercury is is depth.

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And

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>> hey,

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>> there's a contradiction

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with that in that I can um allow my

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self-doubt to stop me. And so I'm trying

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to also embrace the duality of that or

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relationship with those two things

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because

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>> uh yeah, so this is what I mean about

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it's a a personal journey and it has

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stopped me in the past. It's um that the

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uncertainty has stopped me and I've

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jumped around and that's the disconnect.

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So um yeah, this this is more of my own

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personal journey that that I've got to

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understand how to manage it. So

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>> awesome. Amazing. Well, and again, if

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you if you have any questions around

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like personal journey as well, like in

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terms of like, hey, how do I navigate

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like life and stuff, like you can also

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post them in the questions thread. Um,

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and I'll definitely respond to those as

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well. So, you know, if you guys have

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questions like that, feel free to post

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them in there. And like I said, we're

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here to support you. Just ask.

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>> Fantastic. Thank you. I can't wait,

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Phoebe. This has been fantastic the last

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two weeks.

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>> Amazing. Thank you for being here. Thank

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you for showing up.

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Awesome.

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Rachel, come on down.

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>> Hi.

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>> Hi.

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>> Um, so I have a couple of questions. The

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first one is what what do we do when the

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download that comes through for our

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intention is so big that we're like,

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whoa, it feels like a lot. And

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>> yeah, [ __ ] yeah. [ __ ] yeah.

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>> Yeah. What's kind of coming Yeah. What's

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kind of coming through for me is I know

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the work is worth that cuz I see the

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transformation,

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>> but I have this fear that other pe like

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I'm getting in other people's pockets

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like they won't they won't pay that,

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>> you know, and

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>> great.

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>> Yeah. I'm trying to work out what do I

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because it feels edgy

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but I know it's worth on some level. I

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can feel the power of it. So what's a

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recommendation around that mindset?

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>> Awesome. So, are you going to share with

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the group what came through for you?

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>> Yeah, I'm I'm happy to share. So, yeah,

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what came through was and I've been

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thinking about increasing my prices by

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25%. Um, my 12week package is 3,000 at

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the moment, and it's it's what people

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are getting. It's been insane. So, what

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came through was 5,000 and that's a big

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jump for me. It feels really really

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edgy. Um, and yeah, it was four four

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packages at 5,000 by June. And

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>> it feels achievable, but I'm like, ah,

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it's a big jump.

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>> So, yeah, my

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>> I think I just get this whole

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>> other people will question it. You know,

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it's this poverty lack energy that I've

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been around and my whole thing is

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>> owning my my worth and I don't want to

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have to prove it.

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Yeah, perfect.

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>> Great.

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>> Everyone, I guarantee 99% of you going

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to go through this throughout this

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program as well.

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>> Yeah. Um,

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>> no one can question your value unless

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you do.

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>> Yeah.

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>> Martini is not sitting there being like,

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I wonder if people will pay me 10 grand

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an hour. He's just like, this is what it

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[ __ ] is, man. Like, and either you're

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in or you're out. I'm busy. Leave me

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alone. Like,

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>> yeah. Um, you know, Dispenser is not

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wondering if the world can pay to come

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to his seminars. Neither is Tony

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Robbins. Neither is even even if you

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look at like kind of look at really

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qualified therapists or sematic

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sexologists, and we're not talking about

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anyone that's famous, but you're just

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talking about like let's say let's say

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Melbourne's best sexologist

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is probably1 to $2,000 an hour.

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and and that pricing structure comes

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from their level of experience.

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It comes from the tangible results that

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are coming across and the

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transformations of the clients and it's

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also coming across from their level of

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busyness. So like a lot of what dictates

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pricing is going to be availability. So

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again it's like this concept of like

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market availability and what's in

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demand. So if there's a high demand for

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something and there's a low supply

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meaning like you're fully booked and you

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have 10 client. So let's say you have

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capacity for five clients,

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you know, you can no longer have those.

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You can't have 10 clients anymore. So in

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order for you to take on the you can't

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actually take on 10. You don't expand

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your capacity. You increase your pricing

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to take on the five people who are the

22:32

most dedicated.

22:34

>> Yeah.

22:36

>> Because the people who value your work

22:39

will always find the money to pay for

22:42

it, pay for the service. And here's

22:44

here's the interesting thing, guys,

22:45

about money is that more of it being

22:48

printed every day.

22:50

And yet, we think that there's less of

22:52

it. And we're more of we're literally

22:54

printing money every single day.

22:58

We're literally inflating money. We're

23:00

literally printing more, creating more

23:02

currencies,

23:04

and expanding more of it. It's only

23:06

growing. In truth,

23:10

we're creating more and more exchanges

23:13

through more and more small businesses.

23:15

So, not only do we have more revenue and

23:17

more currency, but we also have more

23:20

transactions now. So, the likelihood

23:23

that people are going to enter into a

23:25

transaction is actually the highest that

23:26

it's ever been. Even though online trust

23:29

is low, transactions are higher, we have

23:32

more money,

23:35

people have more conscious awareness of

23:37

of theirelves and their connection to

23:38

what they want.

23:41

Your job is to trust yourself

23:46

>> and see your own value and not ever

23:48

[ __ ] question it.

23:50

>> Ever.

23:51

>> Yeah. So, your homework is writing 20

23:54

reasons why your work is worth $5,000

23:59

and why you deserve. This is actually

24:01

week 2's homework, but you can start

24:02

early.

24:03

>> It's why you deserve to be paid

24:06

handsomely for what you do.

24:08

>> Yeah.

24:10

>> 20 reasons why. Don't stop at 20. Write

24:12

100 if you can.

24:13

>> But like that that level of certainty,

24:16

that level of congruence energetically

24:18

is is what we're going to work on in

24:20

module two. Um because and this is a

24:22

core part of the work guys is like when

24:25

we set our intentions these these things

24:27

are going to come up of like I don't

24:29

know man that seems like a lot. I don't

24:31

know if someone's going to pay me that.

24:33

I don't know. Can I tell you guys

24:35

something? It might offend you. It might

24:38

inspire you. I don't know how it's going

24:40

to be received. But like what year is

24:42

it? What what it is? Okay. So, 15 months

24:44

ago,

24:46

I was charging

24:49

I think about I think I think maybe even

24:52

less than $100 for a for copy.

24:56

So, I was doing like a year and a half

24:58

ago, I was doing like a few copy jobs

25:00

for people where I was like writing

25:02

content posts and like copy posts and I

25:04

was doing them for like $100 per post.

25:08

And if you asked me now, I would say I

25:10

want 25% of your revenue. And I only

25:13

work with businesses that do over 500

25:14

grand a year.

25:17

And I would have absolute certainty and

25:19

conviction in that. And I would walk

25:20

away from anyone that didn't meet that

25:22

criteria and that wasn't serious about

25:24

it. I literally don't even engage in

25:25

conversations with people that I can

25:27

energetically sense are not serious. I'm

25:28

like, "You're a tunnel waster."

25:30

>> And 15 months ago, I was like, "Do you

25:32

want my copy for $100,

25:35

please?

25:37

Wow.

25:40

>> So, it it it comes down to like two

25:43

things and we'll talk about this even

25:45

more, but like the thing with imposter

25:47

syndrome and the thing with like

25:48

charging what you're worth is is it's

25:50

two-sided, right? It's and it's a

25:52

symbiotic relationship. One side is you

25:54

knowing the value and you being certain

25:56

about it and confident about it and

25:58

congruent with it and the second part

26:00

and so the internal work is going to be

26:03

what helps you build up that internal

26:04

level of confidence. But the other

26:06

aspect

26:07

is that you need to do you need to get

26:09

better at what you do always. You need

26:11

to constantly be improving and you need

26:12

to maintain a high level of of quality

26:15

of the work that you're delivering with

26:16

people and continually improving and not

26:19

from a place of like I'm not enough.

26:20

From a place of I expect, you know,

26:23

precision and I I am the best because

26:26

I've worked to be the best. It's not

26:28

just a fake, you know, if it's not it's

26:30

not fake confidence. It's warranted. So

26:33

it's like, you know, if if we've got a

26:35

bit of imposter syndrome, part of that

26:37

might be that we're just not confident

26:39

because we haven't owned and

26:40

acknowledged our value. But part of that

26:42

imposter syndrome might be that it's a

26:44

feedback mechanism saying, "I really

26:46

don't have the experience and I need to

26:47

go and get more experience, which is a

26:49

healthy feedback mechanism." So we do

26:51

both. You know, we get better at what we

26:53

do by practicing and committing to

26:55

mastery. And we acknowledge that we're

26:57

[ __ ] masters and that we're so

26:59

goddamn committed to ourselves and the

27:01

world. a symbiotic relationship.

27:08

>> That's amazing.

27:10

>> You're epic. You're going to do amazing

27:11

things. I'm excited.

27:13

>> Can I share a quick little win that came

27:15

through and this is the reason why I I

27:17

signed up? I've been feeling very

27:19

unclear about what I do. I do spiral. I

27:22

do a lot of spiritual transformational

27:24

work. It's very it's a lot of things.

27:27

And I didn't know how to articulate in

27:29

one sentence what it is. And I looked up

27:31

my Mercury and it's gate 21.5. It's the

27:34

hunter huntress. And what came through

27:37

was this download of I'm the huntress of

27:39

limitations.

27:41

>> And it's so big. Like I'm like poor, you

27:45

know? It's like I help you hunt down and

27:47

eliminate your inner interferences,

27:50

>> you know? And it's just so strong.

27:53

>> And I think there's that level of the

27:55

bigness that's about to come in that is

27:58

feeling really exciting but a little bit

28:00

scary as well. So yeah, it's the most

28:03

clarity I've had in in since I started

28:05

my business and really really excited.

28:08

Yeah, because it's on

28:09

>> I literally have goosebumps all over my

28:11

legs when you're saying that. It's like

28:13

>> it's so [ __ ] fierce. It's like scary.

28:17

>> [ __ ] yeah.

28:18

>> Yeah.

28:18

>> [ __ ] yeah.

28:20

>> Own it.

28:21

>> Yeah.

28:21

>> Own it. Own the inevitability of that

28:24

manifestation.

28:25

>> Yeah.

28:27

>> Yeah. Sweet. Thank you for Thank you for

28:29

showing up. Peter, come on down.

28:34

>> Hey, how are you?

28:36

>> Good. How are you?

28:38

>> Ah, I am um [ __ ] myself on the

28:42

inside. And I think like that's a

28:43

reflection of um

28:47

as I was writing down my intention, as I

28:50

was writing down how I wanted to feel,

28:53

like I felt really excited about it. And

28:56

then the wall that I hit is um

29:01

uh what are the words like

29:04

uh you can't do that or um that's too

29:10

big. Why don't you just have it? Why

29:12

don't you just have it so that you

29:13

actually have success? Because look at

29:16

how many times you haven't had success.

29:18

Like what's going to be different this

29:20

time? like I've just got this real

29:23

negative little [ __ ] who wants to rain

29:25

on my parade and I'm,

29:28

you know, it just it it comes up and I

29:30

just I feel it in my heart and my throat

29:33

and I think I'm just

29:37

Yeah, I I really want to shift that

29:41

because

29:43

I I don't have any issue about what I

29:47

do, how I deliver it. I just feel like,

29:53

and this is why I'm here, I don't feel

29:55

like I've actually been able to

29:57

articulate to people exactly what they

30:00

get when they're in my orbit because I

30:02

know it's [ __ ] amazing.

30:05

And yet, I just Yeah, it feels like the

30:08

energy I've been putting out is probably

30:10

a bit clunky. So then the feedback I'm

30:13

getting is um like a stop start, a yes,

30:17

here's a bit of success. No, let's just

30:20

experience a shitload of failure. And um

30:25

so yeah, I I'm just kind of struggling

30:27

with that internally.

30:31

>> Awesome. So let's I mean like let's

30:33

break this down and understand like the

30:35

mechanism. So

30:38

what's going on here? And do you say

30:39

your name Peter or Peta? Peter.

30:42

>> Peter.

30:43

>> Peter. Cool. Cool name. I really like

30:45

it. Peace. Um, so Peter is

30:50

experiencing

30:51

what most of us do when we feel unsafe

30:59

with where we're going.

31:02

So it's a safety mechanism

31:06

and you know that can show up in a

31:08

variety of ways, right? So the safety

31:11

mechanism can be like okay so you've

31:12

just decid so you've just said hey um

31:15

let's bring this back down to like

31:16

animal terms. So, there's this juicy

31:19

juicy like beautiful suckling pig like

31:22

across the river and it's dinner time

31:24

and I'm hungry and I want it and it's

31:26

going to like roast deliciously on the

31:28

fire but I've got to cross like all

31:30

these things and you I don't know if I

31:32

can make it across the river and and so

31:35

the the protection mechanism goes maybe

31:37

there are some berries nearby

31:41

and it's it's literally just I'm I'm

31:43

demonstrating that it's a survival

31:45

response and that it's okay

31:49

and that there's nothing wrong with the

31:51

survival response because your body is

31:52

doing or your mind is your mind is doing

31:55

what it's its job which is it's trying

31:57

to protect you. It's trying to protect

31:59

you from what it perceives to be as

32:01

potential pain and potential danger.

32:04

And so much of our work is is working

32:06

with our safety responses and going,

32:09

"Hey, actually like these aren't real or

32:11

acknowledging if they are real." You

32:13

know, like is there is there a real

32:15

threat of danger in the 21st century?

32:17

Probably not as much.

32:20

Is there a real threat of danger of you

32:21

going after this goal? Probably not as

32:23

much. The truth is that if you leave the

32:25

cave, you could die either way because

32:28

you just might die because you that

32:30

could it's a possibility of life. But

32:33

also,

32:35

you may not die either way on the, you

32:38

know, you might die on the pursuit to

32:39

the berries, you know, like you might

32:41

still fail. You know what I mean? And

32:43

and then the other side is like, well,

32:44

you might go and get the suckling pig

32:46

and you come back and you have one hell

32:48

of a dinner and you're like, I didn't

32:50

think that I'd get through that. Huh,

32:52

cool. And then you know that you've done

32:53

it and then you can keep going back to

32:55

the same place. You can get more pigs

32:56

every day, right? So my point here is

33:00

that when we have like a survival

33:02

response, we need to understand the

33:05

frame that our mind is simply trying to

33:08

protect us. It's only trying to do its

33:10

job, right? So like something that we

33:14

can do here and

33:17

what I will do is

33:20

share.

33:22

Where is this?

33:27

Oh, did I close it?

33:31

What I'm going to do is share with you

33:32

guys.

33:34

Man,

33:36

where's my stuff?

33:38

Oh, here it is.

33:40

Okay, cool. Um,

33:43

great. I'm going to share this.

33:49

Whenever something like this comes up,

33:51

this is literally like the perfect way

33:54

to process this. So whenever we have an

33:57

emotional response to something, I find

34:01

that this is a really really really

34:04

simple

34:06

way to allow the mind to quieten down

34:10

and actually determine if it's a real

34:12

threat or if it's just the mind like

34:14

trying to protect you. So the fear of

34:18

getting eaten, the fear of being seen,

34:22

the fear of not achieving this goal and

34:25

failing and being feeling humiliated.

34:28

I want everyone to write these things

34:29

down. It's so simple. It's so great.

34:33

It's so simple and effective and

34:34

powerful and you can literally do it

34:36

like every day. It's just so simple. So

34:38

this is called the four permissions.

34:42

So, in the context of what Peter just

34:44

shared, like we could go, so what what

34:46

is your goal?

34:49

>> Um, so I want to uh my course is $2,000

34:55

and I want to sign up 20 people and

34:57

create 40,000.

35:00

>> So then I thought, oh, maybe we'll just

35:02

go for 20.

35:04

>> And it was like it's Yeah. So

35:09

>> cool.

35:09

>> And I think it was the numbers

35:11

people that was more the issue.

35:15

>> Yeah. It's it's the volume. It's like

35:17

can I reach 40? Like will 40 people say

35:19

yes. Like that's a big number. Yeah.

35:23

Cool.

35:24

>> Yeah.

35:24

>> Yeah. Um and what's the feeling that

35:27

comes up like when you you know so we

35:30

have we have the voice but what's the

35:32

feeling?

35:34

Oh, um

35:36

it's that fear of failure and that

35:39

feeling of shame and humiliation

35:42

and like

35:44

>> um

35:47

>> and the I think this goes to like the

35:50

core of even like my brand story is this

35:54

voice that's always been in my head

35:58

about what makes you so special?

36:01

M

36:02

>> who the [ __ ] do you think you are?

36:04

>> Mhm.

36:07

>> Awesome.

36:08

>> So

36:08

>> cool.

36:09

>> That's that's it. So

36:12

>> all right, let's do it. So

36:16

shame, humiliation,

36:19

right? Like oh god, like what are people

36:21

going to what are they going to think?

36:23

Like what if I set out this intention

36:25

for 40 people? I'm going to enroll 40

36:27

people and then what if we don't make it

36:28

and then I'm humiliated? What if that

36:31

happens? What if I'm what if I I don't

36:33

make my goal? Everyone,

36:41

it's okay

36:44

to feel

36:46

humiliation.

36:48

And just like it's like again, it's like

36:49

repeating that process of like when

36:51

we're setting our intention. It's like

36:52

taking a few deep breaths, dro like

36:54

closing your eyes, dropping down into

36:56

your body, like really connecting in

36:59

sematically to your body, having that

37:01

like awareness, that body awareness,

37:03

that spatial awareness, and using the

37:05

breath to regulate your nervous system,

37:11

right? Like in and out, in and out, and

37:13

more breaths on the out. And allowing

37:15

yourself to connect to these emotions of

37:17

it's okay to feel humiliation. and

37:19

really feeling that bringing the feeling

37:21

of humiliation into your body and

37:24

actually feeling okay with it and

37:26

allowing that feeling to just naturally

37:27

neutralize like oh yeah it is okay

37:29

that's okay and I'm allowed to feel

37:32

humiliation remember everything that

37:35

you're avoiding right now is what you

37:37

need to be okay with

37:40

so that you stop attracting the things

37:42

that you're avoiding the more you try

37:44

and avoid humiliation the more you're

37:45

going to attract humiliation

37:48

and the key is to go deeper into the

37:50

humiliation.

37:52

Humiliation is a part of life. Go pee in

37:55

a pool.

37:57

Go say something embarrassing to someone

37:59

that you perceive to be embarrassing.

38:02

But sit sit with these and I'm telling

38:04

you these four statements when you bring

38:06

them into your body and you say them one

38:07

by one, man, it just neutralizes the

38:09

crap out of anything. It's the fastest

38:11

way that I've ever found to neutralize

38:13

something in like it's just record time.

38:16

Like there are a million ways you can

38:17

neutralize stuff. If you guys have your

38:18

own method, use your own method. Um, but

38:21

this is just a really simple way that I

38:24

can, you know, teach you without going

38:26

too deep into a million methodologies.

38:29

Um, the second aspect of when we're

38:31

setting goals and attentions, uh,

38:33

intentions, right, is to also be

38:35

detached from the actual goal. So, has

38:37

everyone written this down? Everyone's

38:39

got a copy of this. You'll also

38:40

obviously have it in the orientation,

38:41

but I just want to make sure that

38:42

everyone's written it down. Um, I'll

38:45

just keep it up on the screen for a

38:46

little bit longer. So when we're setting

38:48

goals,

38:50

um it's like your mind is going to go

38:52

into a place of like what happens if I

38:54

don't get the goal and what happens if I

38:56

do get the goal and journal that because

38:58

that's going to be a lot of what's going

39:00

to come up throughout the process. So

39:01

instead of waiting for it to come up,

39:03

you can just go directly into it, right?

39:05

Like if I get this, what's it going to

39:06

mean for me? Ah well then it's going to

39:08

mean that I've made it. Oh, so I I'll

39:10

share with you I'll share all of you

39:11

with all of you guys. Like this launch

39:13

is just a really good example. About a

39:16

week ago or like Yeah. About a week ago.

39:20

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It was a week ago. A

39:22

week ago I was flipping out and I was

39:24

like we've spent all this money on team

39:27

members and ads and I was like we're not

39:29

going to be you know so much work for

39:31

nothing. And I just I don't know. I was

39:33

I was I was like flipping out. I don't

39:35

even remember why. I was just like

39:36

having a tanty and I was like, "Oh, it's

39:38

all for nothing." And then I I was like

39:40

noticing how like what I was saying and

39:42

I was journaling it out being like, "Is

39:44

it really all for nothing?" And I was

39:46

like coaching myself through it. And

39:48

then I I spoke to um one of my one of my

39:52

I would say actually just business

39:53

colleagues who is really great

39:55

reflection and he was like in reality

39:59

he's like it's just a thing that you're

40:01

doing and it doesn't mean anything. He's

40:03

like, "You've decided that it means that

40:06

you've learned something or it means

40:07

that you've figured it out or that this

40:09

goal is a reflection of your personal

40:11

growth."

40:13

And isn't that just so true? Like we sit

40:16

here and we go, "Oh, our 6K, like our 6K

40:20

year, I mean our six figure year or our

40:22

like, you know, whatever launch or when

40:24

I when I help this many people, when I

40:26

charge this much, like it means

40:27

something. It doesn't mean dick. It

40:30

literally doesn't mean [ __ ] anything.

40:34

Because there is nothing outside of us

40:36

that can validate

40:38

if we know the truth.

40:41

And so when you come back to the truth

40:42

and you're like, well, that actually

40:44

doesn't mean anything. It's just a thing

40:45

that I want. And then you're like, well,

40:48

if I want it, am I also okay with not

40:50

having it? And then you're like, well,

40:52

yeah, okay, cool. So, what are all of

40:53

the benefits of not having what you want

40:55

and not having that goal?

40:59

And

41:01

what are all the drawbacks of having it?

41:03

And just be neutral about it. Just

41:04

neutralize your attachment to the goal.

41:06

And again, it's like um I said in one of

41:08

the things I was like in one of the free

41:09

trainings, I was like law of attraction

41:11

101.

41:13

You know, your relationship to your

41:15

business and your relationship to your

41:17

goals has to be clean. We can't ask our

41:20

goals and stuff to like validate that it

41:22

means something or that it's, you know,

41:23

that we're significant or d. It's just

41:25

the thing that we're doing. And the

41:27

whole point is that it's pleasurable.

41:30

is simply because you want it. It's

41:31

simply because it's a desire that you

41:33

want, but it can't mean anything. It

41:35

literally doesn't actually mean

41:36

anything. And so, when you come back to

41:39

that place, it's like, "Oh, yeah. Okay."

41:40

Cuz all the emotional responses come

41:42

from the things that we make things

41:44

mean.

41:46

So, what happens if you don't get the 40

41:48

clients? Well, it doesn't really [ __ ]

41:49

matter. You just try again next time,

41:51

and next time it'll be better. Cool.

41:53

Great. How do you feel now?

41:58

Do you want to know something funny? Is

42:00

actually I said 20 clients and you said

42:03

40 clients and I've gone

42:07

maybe. Could I do 40? Well, why not?

42:09

Like let's play with that.

42:11

>> I totally heard 40. I was like I was

42:14

like yeah 40. I was like look it's a lot

42:15

but it it's doable for sure.

42:18

>> Great.

42:19

>> Hey man, why not?

42:22

>> Yeah. Yeah. 40k 20 people. But yeah I'm

42:26

happy with 40 people. 80k. Um I think

42:28

you know the piece that I really want to

42:30

um acknowledge you for and thank you for

42:32

is what's really hit me is the meaning

42:35

I've attached to this.

42:36

>> Yeah.

42:37

>> And how much um that you know like even

42:41

in my my chest now has released because

42:44

of the meaning I'd created to that was

42:46

personally connected to who I am as a

42:49

human being. And that's just [ __ ]

42:51

And so that's just like a light bulb and

42:55

>> come back to truth. Don't need to my

42:57

value is not dependent or defined by

42:59

anything outside of me. Like, and you

43:01

just sit there and you're just like,

43:02

"Oh, well, that's just [ __ ] true."

43:03

And we can't argue with that cuz it's

43:05

true.

43:06

>> Awesome. Nice job, lady.

43:08

>> Thank you.

43:09

>> Get out there. All right, let's I'm

43:12

aware that it's we've been on for about

43:14

an hour and a half. So, let's go. Pip,

43:16

Ash, Bria, Nikki, Crystal, and then

43:18

let's answer any questions and let's

43:20

wrap it up. All righty. So, Pip, I'm

43:23

actually while you comment, I'm just

43:24

going to grab some more water. Hi. Um,

43:28

so my

43:30

I guess it's not really a question, but

43:32

so when I was setting my intention, um,

43:35

so I haven't signed a client since

43:36

September. I've had a lot of calls and

43:39

people who are like, "Yes, but like

43:41

things come up for whatever reason." Um,

43:44

and so when I was setting my intention,

43:45

I heard this very loud 100k

43:49

and my ego was like, "Oh, how are you

43:52

going to do that? You know, you can't

43:53

even sign a client right now." LA. So,

43:57

um, that's where I'm at.

44:00

Awesome. Ah, the ego, the voice of the

44:02

ego. What a wy mix that we have to deal

44:05

with.

44:07

Our old mate.

44:10

Can I just add something about the ego

44:11

that's just really [ __ ] cool. Um,

44:13

well, it's not cool, but it's just

44:15

profound.

44:18

I want this to really land for everyone.

44:19

It's so deep. So deep. that your like

44:23

the ego

44:25

has one job

44:29

and everything that it does, everything

44:32

that it says

44:34

is to do this one job which is not

44:38

[ __ ] die.

44:42

It is living to not die and it will do

44:44

anything that it can. It will say

44:46

anything that it can

44:48

to preserve its life. Your ego

44:54

is living to not die.

44:58

So whenever we're trying to like kill

45:00

the ego or like silence ego, it's like

45:03

going to get louder cuz it's like no, I

45:07

can't die. I will not die.

45:11

And that like it creates like all these

45:14

crazy stories to keep us on goose

45:16

chases. A lot of the time we're just

45:18

like chasing rabbits, right? like down

45:20

these like endless things. It's like why

45:23

are we even doing that? Like why am I

45:25

even going here? Like why what is this

45:27

thread that I seem to be following?

45:30

Goose chases because the ego is just

45:32

trying to like distract us

45:36

with like these like you know it creates

45:39

problems and it sends us on goose

45:41

chases.

45:43

So

45:45

voice of the ego. So, 100 grand and your

45:48

ego is telling you, "How are we going to

45:50

do that when we can't even sign a client

45:53

right now?"

45:56

Is that actually the truth?

45:59

Can Can you not sign a client right now?

46:02

Why don't you just prove your ego

46:03

[ __ ] wrong?

46:08

Why don't you just sign one client right

46:10

now and then be like, "Bitch, say that

46:12

again to me.

46:18

I'll come back for more.

46:21

Bring it.

46:24

Just come back to the truth.

46:28

Do you have the ability to sign a client

46:31

right now? Yes or no? Yes. [ __ ] yeah you

46:34

do. That was so certain. Was that

46:36

certain, everyone? It was [ __ ]

46:37

certain. That was 110%.

46:41

You were like, "Of course I do. I know I

46:42

do. What are you talking about?

46:46

And so tell me why you have the ability

46:47

to sign a client right now. How do you

46:49

know? Like because you're really

46:50

certain.

46:52

>> Um I just know like anything like

46:55

literally anything is possible.

46:57

>> Yeah.

46:59

>> And it's just

46:59

>> because because of a million reasons.

47:01

Because you're good at what you do.

47:03

Because you've been studying it for a

47:04

long time. You have the skills. You have

47:06

the expertise. You can deliver the

47:08

transformations.

47:10

Because you have a voice. Because you

47:11

have a mouth. because you have two

47:13

hands. Like we can go super basic to

47:15

answer this question of like why is this

47:18

possible, right? And then because I'm

47:20

always having conversations with people

47:22

every day

47:24

and because there are six billion people

47:26

in the world and probably a billion of

47:28

them actually need my help or they need

47:30

this transformation that I have the

47:32

ability and the skill to offer. And

47:34

you're [ __ ] telling me that I can't

47:37

help one of these people out of the one

47:39

billion people. Like if I just walked

47:43

down the street and had random

47:44

miscellaneous conversations that you

47:45

wouldn't find one person that had that

47:47

thing that was like, "Oh, I could so use

47:49

your help."

47:52

Of course,

47:56

it's like it's almost like the odds are

47:58

against you not doing it because like

48:01

statistically you can help so many

48:03

people.

48:06

It almost seems weird that you wouldn't

48:08

inevitably like have someone like a

48:10

random like conversation on the street

48:12

or at the gym. Like you're at the gym

48:15

and then someone's like, "Oh man, like I

48:16

totally need help." And you're like,

48:18

"Hey, it's what I do.

48:26

Yeah, I guess I

48:28

I guess part of me is struggling with I

48:31

like I'm getting very little engagement

48:32

like in my Facebook group and stuff like

48:34

that and like that's playing into it as

48:36

well. It's like I don't like I'm still

48:38

showing up and I'm trying to be very

48:40

conscious of like taking inspired action

48:43

like the past I'd say 3 weeks or so. Um

48:48

but it's just I it's like this fine

48:51

balance between like procrastinating and

48:53

like waiting for that inspired action

48:55

too. Totally. So when Okay, this is a

48:58

really good note for everyone. So when

49:00

we are

49:03

not getting the results in our external

49:05

realities,

49:07

if you notice

49:09

that your mind is still going to that,

49:13

what that means is that you're focusing

49:15

externally rather than internally.

49:19

So you're allowing, again, it's like

49:21

similar to Peter, right? You're allowing

49:22

what's happening in your It's not

49:24

exactly the same, but it's similar.

49:25

You're allowing what's happening in your

49:26

external reality to reinforce a false

49:29

belief

49:31

rather than coming back here where you

49:33

have control,

49:35

building and expanding your level of

49:37

certainty and allowing that to change

49:40

what's going on out here. You're like,

49:42

I'm not getting engagement, therefore

49:44

it's not going to happen. Whereas, it's

49:47

the other way around. It's I know it's

49:50

going to happen and so then therefore

49:51

you get engagement. The engagement is

49:52

just a byproduct of your level of

49:54

certainty and trust within yourself.

49:58

>> Got that?

49:59

>> Yeah,

50:00

>> that's huge.

50:00

>> So, we never focus on engagement ever. I

50:03

will never tell you to focus on it's

50:06

just like a byproduct. A lot of things

50:08

just byproducts. Like the money is a

50:10

byproduct. The engagement is a

50:11

byproduct, but you never focus on that.

50:12

It's never a goal.

50:15

Awesome. Bring it back, baby.

50:19

I'm so excited for module two, guys.

50:20

Getting all certain in here.

50:24

Love it. All right, cool. Um, so 100K,

50:29

you're going to sign a client this week

50:31

because you've decided to sign one right

50:34

now and tell your ego to go [ __ ] itself

50:36

and that you're a force to be reckoned

50:37

with. And you're going to own your inner

50:38

predator. You're going to own your

50:40

dominance. You're going to show your ego

50:42

who's really in charge. You're just

50:44

going to own your ability to create [ __ ]

50:46

and manifest [ __ ] that you decide.

50:48

I want you to sit there and tell

50:50

yourself like and acknowledge like I'm

50:52

[ __ ] powerful. I'm really [ __ ]

50:55

powerful. And when when I decide

50:57

something, it just [ __ ] happens. And

50:58

I want you to acknowledge where and when

51:00

in your life, you've made a decision and

51:01

it's manifested immediately. Cuz then

51:04

you'll really start to see how powerful

51:06

you really are. And anything like even

51:08

just like if you made an off-handed

51:09

comment, and I know you're a projector,

51:11

I know you have a defined throat. If you

51:13

made an off-handed comment of like, I

51:14

just want to meet a guy and then you

51:16

like met a guy like that night, like

51:18

that counts as you being [ __ ]

51:20

powerful.

51:22

You know what I mean? Like we're way

51:24

more powerful than we realize. And and

51:26

practicing that acknowledgement process

51:27

is like, yeah, no [ __ ]

51:30

So, do that.

51:33

I see you.

51:36

>> Awesome.

51:37

>> Thank you.

51:38

>> All right. You're welcome, Ash.

51:41

Hey, I presume you were calling on me.

51:45

>> Okay, so

51:48

I loved the thing about hate before

51:51

because I hate my prospects. This is a

51:54

good one. Um, and it feels really good

51:56

to say I hate my prospects.

51:58

I'm going to claim that part of me,

52:00

right? Um, I've had years and years and

52:03

years of tire kickers in my business.

52:04

I've posted, I've got an interest, and

52:06

then it's like yes, no, yes, no, yes,

52:07

no, yes, no, yes, no. And then they

52:08

don't. And like I actually hired a

52:10

healer to help me fix this problem. And

52:12

guess what she did to me? I want to be

52:14

your client. No, I don't. I want to be

52:15

your client. No, I don't. I want to be

52:17

your client.

52:18

And then I got so pissed that I said,

52:20

"Here's why you have to be my client."

52:21

And I took out that like dominatrix whip

52:23

and told her. And then she like ran away

52:25

from me and like sort of just cut it all

52:27

off. So I lost my healer to the same

52:29

pattern. And that's okay. I mean, I

52:31

still love her as a person, but like and

52:33

obviously that's the universe saying

52:34

she's not the the healer for you. But

52:38

this has led to an incredible amount of

52:41

bitterness, rage,

52:44

>> resentment, and hatred of my prospects.

52:46

So there's that piece of it to the point

52:48

where like one, I do want to change

52:50

gears and it's not just because of this.

52:52

It's because of other things I've known

52:53

about myself beforehand, like change

52:56

niche direction, messaging, not um

53:01

keeping it similar. My current Facebook

53:03

header is correct for the direction I

53:04

want to go. So I've already changed my

53:05

Facebook header. It's still it's the

53:07

direction that's up now. But um it makes

53:11

it hard to set goals or to even believe

53:13

in goals or to believe in dollar amounts

53:15

because I've literally like I loved your

53:17

story because in 2018 I was homeless and

53:19

getting tire kickers while I was

53:21

homeless and like literally my money the

53:23

past couple of years has been I've had a

53:24

couple clients but I've had a partner

53:26

supporting me, you know, and dad. So I

53:29

totally relate and yet I know how

53:30

powerful I am. I know what a badass I

53:33

am. I know that I am a force to be

53:34

reckoned with. I know all of that. It's

53:36

just that like all of this I'm gonna say

53:38

all this [ __ ] [ __ ] keeps getting in

53:39

the way again and again and again and

53:41

again.

53:43

>> Okay, awesome. So, this is what I'm

53:44

hearing.

53:46

You have inquiries,

53:48

>> not recently, but before recently,

53:50

because I just sort of said [ __ ] it all

53:52

recently, but yeah.

53:53

>> Okay. So, I want you to just acknowledge

53:57

first of all that you have the ability

53:58

to generate inquiries and to attract

54:01

people and to magnetize people in. Mhm.

54:05

I'm a manifesting generator.

54:09

>> They're not converting,

54:11

but they're coming in.

54:14

>> Yeah.

54:14

>> So, something is repelling them.

54:18

Is it really them?

54:21

>> Not necessarily. It could be me,

54:23

>> but

54:24

>> So, where are you on the fence in your

54:25

life, if that's what you're perceiving

54:28

in your own words? Um, I mean the

54:30

relationship I'm in, it's like this comp

54:32

I mean I love him but it's a huge

54:34

compromise, you know? It's it's but

54:37

there's like financial things tied to

54:39

all the things that I'm settling or or

54:40

in a compromise have like money tied to

54:42

them in some way. Like my dad's paying

54:44

my rent. The energy is clean around

54:46

that. That's not really a problem. It's

54:47

just I want it to be different. There's

54:48

not a problem there. Um, I am dating

54:51

somebody who I love but who's much older

54:53

who's also partly financially supporting

54:55

me. And it feels like I'm settling

54:57

instead of finding the hot young guy I

54:58

want.

55:00

>> Like that one feels like he's and I love

55:02

him. He's a wonderful human. It's not

55:03

that he's mean or anything's wrong. It's

55:05

just not what I want.

55:07

>> Yeah.

55:07

>> Um and then there's like a lot of like

55:10

smaller things like my car registration

55:11

and other leak past credit card de leaky

55:14

loose ends I haven't taken care of.

55:20

And are you in spec more specifically

55:23

are you in indecision around any of

55:25

those aspects? It's more that there's

55:29

this combination of anger and

55:31

powerlessness

55:33

because there's been a cycle with this

55:35

for years and I've do things like try to

55:36

get out like go to programs, hire

55:38

coaches, do the work, hire healers, take

55:41

action. I do the things to try to break

55:43

out of these cycles and then I don't

55:45

break out of the cycle. Like I actually

55:48

go through a phase where I'll have like

55:50

a business coach and a healer and do the

55:52

things

55:53

>> and then it doesn't change. I mean it it

55:55

that's not true. It'll change to the

55:56

degree like I'll get like one client.

55:59

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

56:00

>> I'll have I'll get like one client and

56:02

something else like and like some other

56:04

aspect of my psyche will heal but not

56:05

this one. Like something will heal but

56:07

not the thing that I'm trying to change.

56:09

>> Gotcha. Yeah. So,

56:13

this is a really big internal thing. Um,

56:16

>> I know.

56:21

>> I'm just kind of like it's, you know, we

56:24

can go into it in front of everyone, but

56:26

I'm also aware that like it it

56:28

definitely requires more depth um and

56:31

precision and coaching and I'm like

56:32

weary of like the group. Um,

56:38

if Okay, I'm just trying to make it

56:40

relevant for everyone. If anyone has

56:42

something like this where you feel like

56:44

you're in a pattern and you

56:49

are like finding it challenging to break

56:51

out of that pattern, like there are just

56:53

certain things in your language that I'm

56:55

picking up like this this sense of like

56:57

I've hired someone and I'm paying

56:59

someone to help me with this thing,

57:01

right?

57:03

What I'm energetically feeling

57:05

intuitively is that even that like that

57:10

process of like I'm going to, you know,

57:11

do the next program or I'm going to hire

57:13

the next healer or the next business

57:14

coach is and I I recognize this because

57:17

I've been there. I'm not just like I'm

57:19

not judging you. Like I don't have any

57:21

judgment. I've done this.

57:22

>> I totally get that from you. Like I

57:23

totally feel the cleanness of of what

57:25

you're putting out and I don't even know

57:26

you but like something drew me to this

57:28

and like I feel how you're just all

57:29

Yeah, I got it.

57:31

>> Cool. Um,

57:34

it's it's a way to uh again it's like

57:36

this ego thing of like everything I'm

57:37

doing is to not die. It's a distraction

57:40

from the real thing. And it's it's

57:42

basically a way to be like look see I'm

57:45

doing things leave me alone.

57:49

Right. And like I've I've done this and

57:50

been like see it didn't work. See which

57:54

is how I know when I have a prospect

57:56

that says that.

57:57

>> Yeah. I'm like I'm like look I'm like

57:59

yeah okay. but also [ __ ] like

58:02

because I know because I've been there

58:03

and I I know it in myself and I know it

58:05

in others. Um so you got to ask yourself

58:08

so you have to get extra honest with

58:10

yourself. So your homework is like you

58:13

really have to sit down with yourself

58:14

and look at like two aspects. So one is

58:19

what is like the benefit and the payoff

58:22

for me that I want to stay here and like

58:24

not break through these patterns like

58:26

and really find all of the payoffs

58:29

because then you can make a more

58:31

conscious decision around like whether

58:32

you actually are like oh actually my

58:33

life's really [ __ ] awesome right now

58:35

that I have no clients and maybe because

58:36

it could be this it could be that you

58:38

don't have any clients because maybe you

58:39

don't even want to have a coaching

58:40

business like

58:42

>> that's part of it but I do want to be of

58:43

service and have a business but it's

58:45

it's

58:46

>> okay

58:46

>> that's a part that's an aspect

58:48

>> but it's not like

58:50

>> corporate consult. Yeah,

58:53

>> it's important that you get like super

58:54

clear on the like the exact nuances of

58:57

like what you don't want because again

59:00

when we have in congruence

59:03

whatever it is that we don't want is

59:05

going to manifest

59:06

whenever we're like well I you know I

59:08

want to have a business and a service

59:09

business but I don't want to coach well

59:11

you won't have anything then because

59:14

you're the there's conflict there's in

59:15

congruence so get super conscious and

59:18

clear on like what it is that is the

59:20

payoff of Like what are all of the

59:22

benefits of of right now where you are?

59:24

Like what are the things that you don't

59:26

have that you don't want to have? Like I

59:27

don't have to deal with people and their

59:30

problems

59:31

or I don't have to deal with crying. I

59:35

don't know.

59:36

>> Yeah.

59:37

>> Um and and then on the other side look

59:41

at like what you say you want

59:44

and what is it about that that you don't

59:47

actually really kind of want? like what

59:49

responsibilities would come with this

59:51

that you were avoiding, you know, like

59:54

so like when I did when I had like one

59:55

of my first up levels and I was

59:57

transitioning from one-on-one to group,

59:59

um my business coach at the time, oh

60:01

man, that was painful. He was like,

60:03

Phoebe, like why won't you just put

60:05

together this content emporium group

60:07

program? And I was like, I don't want

60:08

the responsibility. I don't want a big

60:11

business. I don't do it. And like all

60:13

these like things came up around like

60:15

responsibility. I was like, I I don't

60:18

want responsibility. Like, I want to

60:19

just be like a free traveling nomad.

60:22

>> And it was Yeah, it was like really hard

60:24

to shift that because like I really

60:26

don't like responsibility.

60:28

>> I don't want to deal with like the

60:29

technology. Like that's an easy,

60:31

>> right? So, here's the thing. And here's

60:34

the thing about like whenever we set

60:35

goals that are like at a at a new level

60:37

and stuff is that when you're clear on

60:39

all of the things that you don't want,

60:41

all you need to do is put together a

60:43

plan to take care of those things. And

60:46

what you're then energetically saying to

60:48

the universe is, "Hey, mate, I can

60:50

[ __ ] handle this now."

60:53

>> Okay.

60:54

>> Yeah.

60:56

>> You will get the exact number of clients

60:58

that you can handle.

61:00

apparently for this content important

61:01

universe thought I could handle 120. Um,

61:04

hey. So, you know, but when you make

61:07

those jumps, right, it's like you got to

61:09

be prepared. So, you got to have you got

61:10

to be prepared to hire the team members.

61:12

You got to know how am I going to hire

61:13

them? You got to know, do I need a

61:15

support coach? Where do I find them? How

61:17

do I train them in time? Do I need an

61:18

assistant? Do I need someone to do the

61:20

tech? Because if you're if you don't

61:21

have the plan, then everything in your

61:23

body and everything in your unconscious

61:25

is going to be like, "Fuck that." And

61:27

it's just going to sabotage the whole

61:28

thing. But if you have a plan, you're

61:30

you're going to be like, "Ah, we can

61:32

deal with that. Cool. I'm prepared for

61:34

that." So, get super clear on what it is

61:36

that you're avoiding and put put

61:38

together an action plan for like

61:40

outsourcing or delegating or managing

61:41

all those things. It's the same for

61:43

money. If you guys want more money, you

61:45

got to show that you can manage more

61:46

money, which means that you need to get

61:48

better at money management.

61:50

>> Yeah.

61:50

>> You will get what you can manage.

61:53

>> Yeah.

61:53

>> So, you got to show that you can manage

61:55

your [ __ ] And if you can't manage your

61:56

[ __ ] you won't get what you're asking

61:58

for.

62:02

>> That's helpful. Thank you. I also know

62:04

that one of the things that I'm avoiding

62:05

is everything that I feel about the past

62:07

couple of years because even though I

62:09

did go to healers and did go to quite a

62:11

few sessions this fall, it was a lot of

62:13

shamanic work and rearranging energy and

62:15

not so much embodied emotional things.

62:17

So

62:18

>> yeah. So, I would Yeah, I would I would

62:20

go back and I would like go through all

62:22

the things that have happened and and

62:23

see how they've served you and see like

62:25

I would be okay with feeling those

62:27

emotions again if they were to arise.

62:29

>> Yeah. Yeah. I'm I'm good like that.

62:31

Yeah.

62:32

>> Sweet. Nice. Go get it.

62:34

>> Okay. Thank you. Thank you so much. Very

62:36

helpful.

62:37

>> You're welcome. Bria,

62:39

>> hello. I'm here. Um I will keep it uh

62:44

brief because we're over time here. Um,

62:47

I think I'm pretty clear on what I'm

62:51

supposed to help with, except that I get

62:54

stuck in the how will I do it? And it's

62:57

interesting that the conversation has

62:59

been about like uh being prepared to

63:02

receive. So, this last year I've

63:04

definitely been like I'm I'm digging

63:05

ditches. I'm preparing for like the

63:08

overflow. So, like in terms of systems

63:10

and all of those kind of things, I feel

63:12

like I've done the work for that. But um

63:16

what I feel like I'm here to help with

63:19

it also feels very big and I don't know

63:23

how to sell that. You know what I mean?

63:26

It feels like that would be nice to have

63:29

but I'm just not clear on how to do it.

63:33

I have seen like elements of like when I

63:36

just tell people about things like one

63:38

project that I had I was like ah I just

63:40

kind of shared it and people are like oh

63:43

can I have more of that? I was like oh

63:45

I'm kind of surprised by that. So I know

63:47

that that can happen.

63:49

>> Um but I'm just not really clear. It

63:52

feels almost like uh two worlds for me

63:56

as a coach and my background is

63:58

consulting and it's like kind of I see

63:59

how the two merge together but again

64:02

like packaging it in a way

64:05

that it it communicates the value of it.

64:08

Um and it's very deep and personal for

64:11

people and so my business brain wants to

64:14

stay in like yes but will they buy it

64:16

and what deliverables and all of that

64:18

kind of stuff.

64:20

>> Okay. So just to recap, so you're clear

64:23

on your intention

64:26

>> and your business brain is like creating

64:30

um like logical objections around like

64:32

the delivery of how am I going to do it

64:34

in the practicalities?

64:36

>> Yes.

64:37

>> And you feel that those objections are

64:39

preventing you from believing that it's

64:41

inevitable?

64:42

Um, I think so because I think it allows

64:45

me to

64:48

not move forward with kind of fleshing

64:51

things out in a way and I often find

64:53

myself in conflict with coaches and I

64:57

think it speaks to what you said like

64:58

nobody knows better than you. Um, and so

65:02

like these prescribed ways of doing it,

65:05

I often resist it. But in my mind, I'm

65:07

like some of this stuff makes good

65:09

business sense. And I also know like

65:12

with me and my energy like I'm being

65:16

present all the time is not going to

65:17

work. So that's why I've kind of

65:19

invested to get some automation things

65:21

in place so that I can take the weight

65:23

off of myself. Um, but I just am

65:27

struggling with how to present it and

65:30

even like who those people are.

65:35

Okay. Okay. Cool. So,

65:39

you have a very active logical mind.

65:42

>> Very, very, very active.

65:46

>> Ah, it's also very difficult to argue

65:48

with. It's very because it's very

65:49

logical. Do you have a lot of Libra in

65:51

your chart or a lot of air in your

65:52

chart? I have no idea. I'm a Capricorn.

65:56

I don't know.

65:57

>> Ah, that's what that is.

65:59

>> I'm just getting a lot of like Yeah, I'm

66:01

just getting a lot of like um It's like

66:04

lawyer energy. It's like

66:05

>> Oh, yeah. Uhhuh. My dad told me I should

66:07

be that and I I didn't do that.

66:12

>> So,

66:14

okay. The key thing for you is to just

66:17

get into your body is what I'm getting.

66:19

Because if here's what I'm getting is

66:21

like if you try and engage with your

66:23

mind, it feels like it's always going to

66:24

win because it's just really

66:26

intellectually strong and it's always

66:29

going to make sense and it's always

66:30

going to talk you into anything and it's

66:31

it's just always going to make sense.

66:33

And so the key thing for you is to get

66:36

grounded into your body. So what like do

66:39

you have some sematic practices that you

66:41

can practice and really do them very

66:42

religiously?

66:43

>> Um I mean I'm kind of like hit or miss

66:46

with it. I know journaling works for me.

66:48

No, too mental. Too mental. Way too

66:50

mental.

66:52

>> Okay, cool. So, this is why this is your

66:54

prescription. So, this I'm just like um

66:57

>> Okay,

66:58

>> so like when I say sematic, I mean like

67:01

literally like you need to go and dance

67:05

and like completely turn off your mind

67:08

and like allow the music to take over

67:10

kind of thing and allow your body to

67:12

move itself

67:14

trusting that your body knows what it

67:16

needs. I mean like breath work.

67:21

Like I would prescribe dance and breath

67:23

work.

67:24

>> Okay.

67:25

>> And daily.

67:27

>> Daily. All right.

67:29

>> Yeah. Cuz you're you've got a very

67:31

active mind. Very very very active.

67:34

>> Yeah.

67:35

>> Yeah. So

67:38

ground yourself into your body

67:41

and allow yourself to find a truth and a

67:44

resonance and a peace there. But for you

67:47

it's grounding practices.

67:48

>> Okay.

67:52

>> All right. That helps. Thank you.

67:54

>> Cool. Welcome

67:56

Nikki.

67:58

>> Hi. So,

68:02

>> happy to be here and I was super happy

68:04

to hear about the um that you had 120

68:08

people in the group because my question

68:10

is connected to consistency and volume.

68:14

So, my numbers I feel good about. I've

68:16

enrolled people at those numbers before.

68:19

Um, but let's say like with my women's

68:21

program, like I've had 20 women go

68:23

through it, but I've always done like,

68:25

okay, we're on for three months and now

68:27

I'm off until like the next time I

68:28

launch it. And I've just made the

68:30

decision that I want consistency. So, I

68:33

want to be like enrolling women all the

68:35

time. And um, so I put like I want to

68:39

enroll 60 women by the time, you know,

68:42

by March, by May 17th. And I do have a

68:46

supporting coach that's come on for

68:48

this, you know, now that I want to be

68:49

consistent. I have someone who's coming

68:52

on and she's going to be doing sales as

68:55

well. So, I feel like I'm setting up the

68:57

structures. So, I'm wondering if there's

68:59

>> consistency is something else.

69:01

>> Yeah.

69:01

>> I'm going to blow your mind with this.

69:02

For anyone who's online right now, right

69:04

now, like this is going to blow your

69:06

[ __ ] mind. In your human design

69:07

chart, is your emotional center defined

69:09

or undefined?

69:11

>> Where is that one? On the side or in the

69:12

center? I'm like everything's defined on

69:15

the sides.

69:16

>> Okay. Both sides.

69:18

>> Yeah. Both. So I'm just down the middle.

69:20

Like the bottom four are defined and

69:22

undefined. Undefined. And all the sides

69:23

are undefined.

69:26

>> Um do you have uh So you're Okay. So

69:29

yours I'll I'll bring I'll bring mine up

69:30

and I'll put it the thing on

69:32

>> here. I can I think I have my screen on

69:34

you and I can just bring up your um

69:37

Phoebe.

69:39

Here is mine. Uh

69:45

Can you see it?

69:48

>> Okay. Yeah. Cool. So, you're undefined.

69:49

So, this is great. So, um the emotional

69:52

center, the solar plexus is to the right

69:55

hand side, everyone. Um

69:58

>> when we talk,

69:59

>> right? It's the triangle.

70:00

>> So, it's not the Yeah, it's exactly the

70:02

triangle to the right. Exactly. So,

70:04

undefined. Now, when we talk about

70:07

consistency in clients or income,

70:12

This is so great.

70:14

It's just it's just really interesting.

70:16

Like so

70:20

people who are undefined emotionally

70:23

need consistency. Like they're not

70:26

designed energetically to to go through

70:28

highs and lows

70:30

and that includes financial highs and

70:33

lows. So, when you're going through

70:34

financial highs and lows, it's actually

70:36

creating stress in your system that your

70:38

system can't energetically handle

70:40

because you're not designed to have

70:42

massive highs and lows. You will attract

70:44

them,

70:46

>> but you're not designed to actually have

70:49

them.

70:51

>> Now,

70:52

um you will here's the thing about

70:55

consistency in income and clients. And

70:59

for example, like so you have an

71:00

evergreen program. People can actually

71:02

join at any time, right? You don't have

71:04

to launch.

71:05

>> I just decided to make it evergreen this

71:07

month.

71:08

>> So, I'm just teaching that.

71:11

>> And so, you're like building out the

71:12

funnel for it or you already have the

71:13

funnel for it?

71:14

>> I have the funnel, but I haven't gone to

71:17

with ads yet. Like, that's the next

71:19

project I'm working on with Alex. So,

71:20

I'm working on a different one that's

71:22

like a lower price point and this is

71:24

kind of level two

71:26

>> upsell kind of. Yep.

71:28

>> Sweet. Nice. So,

71:30

man, I'll just tell you guys a quick

71:32

story about this. So, like I had a

71:34

webinar funnel. I have one. Um, and man,

71:38

what an experience.

71:41

So, I had a human design session with

71:45

Paige Michelle, who I don't know if any

71:47

of you guys follow Paige, but she's

71:48

really spicy and really fun to follow

71:49

her content. And I will sometimes

71:51

probably reference her because she has

71:52

really good content actually, and I

71:54

probably will reference her a lot um as

71:56

an example of how to write content very

71:57

well. She's great at marketing. Um, and

72:00

so we're talking about specifically in

72:03

like consistency and inconsistency and

72:04

we're talking about funnels and when we

72:07

have inconsistency in our income

72:12

that provides us with a feeling of

72:14

safety and security and it takes us out

72:17

of survival,

72:19

right?

72:20

And so depending on where we are and I

72:22

mean like you for you it feels like this

72:24

may not be as strong but like you know

72:26

just for everyone I think it's relevant.

72:28

Um when we're out of survival how

72:32

[ __ ] unfamiliar is that?

72:36

Like if if we had a system for example

72:39

like a funnel or just a system that no

72:42

longer relied on us and again you're

72:44

undefined in your will. So this is also

72:47

so I'm looking at patterns that are

72:48

playing out in your undefined emotional

72:50

center and patterns that play out in

72:51

your undefined will. So the undefined

72:53

will says everybody needs me. I have to

72:57

be there.

72:58

>> Which one's

73:00

where is that?

73:00

>> It's like the it's like the little

73:01

triangle next to your identity.

73:03

>> Okay. So that's the same as the

73:06

emotional center is the will.

73:07

>> No, no, it's it's uh it's like it's like

73:10

slightly above. Yeah.

73:11

>> Yeah. So the patterns of the undefined

73:13

will will be like um people need to be

73:17

with me. People need me to deliver the

73:19

transformation. I'm God. It's like a god

73:21

complex. It's like I'm significant. I'm

73:23

valuable. I need people to recognize how

73:25

important and valuable I am. And

73:27

therefore no sales can ever occur

73:29

without you because that would threaten

73:31

what the ego needs to know as long as

73:34

there's conditioning in in the undefined

73:35

ego, the undefined goal. So the webinar

73:39

funnel will never work for you.

73:42

because making passive income and sales

73:44

that are consistent would be too

73:46

terrifying emotionally because it's so

73:48

unfamiliar. And also then how can

73:52

something happen without me without

73:54

people needing me? Like no, I need to be

73:56

making the sale because when I'm making

73:58

the sale, I'm significant and people

74:00

need to hear from me. How can a funnel

74:02

possibly replace me? I can't be replaced

74:03

by machines.

74:06

So when there's inconsistency, like

74:09

we're looking for inconsistency because

74:10

we want the dopamine hits of the highs

74:12

and the lows, right? Launching is a

74:13

massive high.

74:15

So if we if we just had consistent

74:17

income, then we would never have those

74:19

feelings of like, whoa.

74:24

So look for the way that you can

74:28

obviously like start regulating that in

74:30

your nervous system and the way that you

74:31

can like start mentally going through

74:33

that as well is like What are all of the

74:36

drawbacks of like the inconsistency and

74:38

and also like re repatterning your

74:41

nervous system to to like that level of

74:45

like calm which means like more routine,

74:47

right? It's like okay, well, can I do an

74:49

ice bath every day? It's like how

74:51

uncomfortable can I be doing nothing?

74:54

How uncomfortable can I be like, you

74:55

know, with people not needing me? like

74:58

and it's it's it's there's so many

74:59

aspects and layers to this but like

75:01

follow these threads and I promise you

75:03

like the consistency will definitely

75:05

like change and I also promise you that

75:08

um yeah that the the addiction to the

75:10

highs you know because the thing they do

75:13

produce a lot of dopamine like a lot so

75:16

much

75:18

>> okay so you don't feel like there's any

75:20

um ceilings or caps connected to like

75:23

numbers of people or things like that

75:25

it's really more about like

75:28

not being comfortable with consistency.

75:29

So then I create the inconsistency.

75:32

>> Yeah,

75:32

>> we we are so used to emotional roller

75:35

coasters. Like if if Okay, because

75:38

here's the question you need to ask

75:39

yourself. If I no longer had to worry

75:42

about how I was going to make money

75:43

because it was consistent, then what the

75:45

[ __ ] would I worry about?

75:47

Because you need something to worry

75:49

about.

75:53

The ego needs a problem.

76:00

And then all of a sudden you no longer

76:01

have a problem that's defining your

76:03

business journey if you had consistency.

76:07

Cuz then you're just set. And then what

76:08

are you going to do? What am I going to

76:09

do now? What problem am I going to

76:11

fixate on?

76:13

Exactly. See, it's it's true, right?

76:15

It's like, yeah, [ __ ] I've been

76:17

inconsistent for my whole life. I don't

76:18

know how to not be inconsistent.

76:23

>> Okay.

76:25

Okay. So, the work for that you're

76:27

saying is just repattern to feeling more

76:30

calm, the drawbacks of inconsistency and

76:35

why it's good if if I'm not needed.

76:38

>> Yeah. So, there's there's two aspects.

76:40

One is like making sales that are

76:42

automated. And so, that's like all the

76:44

significance in the ego stuff of like

76:45

I'm not needed. So,

76:48

like really coming to a point of like

76:50

people actually don't even really need

76:52

me and like people are 100% sovereign

76:54

and they're 100% self- responsible and

76:56

like you know it it has nothing to do

76:58

with me like my it's it's it's a very

77:01

humbling thing because it's like um

77:06

I'm not really actually making a

77:08

difference in the world and I'm not

77:09

really actually making an impact. I'm

77:11

just a human being who's doing some [ __ ]

77:13

and they're going to get the results

77:15

regardless with or without me. if they

77:17

decide to and if I'm not going to be the

77:19

one on the other side, then they'll find

77:20

another Nikki star, cuz there's there's

77:22

other people like me out there who can

77:24

help them because people will get the

77:25

level of breakthroughs that they're

77:26

ready for when they're ready.

77:31

You know, like some of you guys in this

77:32

group have said like, "Oh, I just walked

77:34

into the container and I had a

77:35

breakthrough." And I'm like, "Cool man,

77:36

that doesn't make me great." It means

77:38

that you wanted to have a breakthrough,

77:40

so you spontaneously had one because you

77:42

wanted it and you decided

77:47

Great.

77:48

>> Um, so that's the ego piece. And then in

77:49

terms of the emotional consistency

77:51

piece, it's that, you know, that

77:53

requires a longer journey of

77:55

repatenting. Um, but it's definitely

77:56

it's like, you know, routine. It's,

78:00

yeah, being okay with discomfort, being

78:02

okay with peace, um, being okay with not

78:05

having problems, you know. Um, and yeah,

78:10

because it's allowing your nervous

78:11

system to basically repatent itself from

78:13

an addiction to um, fight or flight. And

78:16

that because that's what the launch

78:17

cycle is, right? It's fight or flight.

78:18

And it's a stress response. And so,

78:20

you're basically unhooking and

78:23

repatenting the stress response to being

78:24

like, I'm so consistent every day. And

78:27

the more consistency you you create in

78:28

your emotions, then the less you're

78:30

going to be used to the highs and lows.

78:33

And then that that's that's going to

78:35

like come down and down and down and

78:36

down and down.

78:39

>> So routine is essentially a good thing%

78:42

>> 100%.

78:44

>> Great. Thank you so much.

78:46

>> Welcome. All right, Crystal.

78:50

>> Y

78:53

mine's a comment slash a question. Um

78:55

>> Okay. And I just want to kind of nip

78:57

this now because it's come up for me

79:00

already in this meditation and it's

79:01

something that I've kind of I'm going

79:02

through a rebrand and a reinvention and

79:04

all these things coming off of the

79:05

journey of breast cancer and you know

79:06

this um and

79:11

one of the things that I have been

79:13

struggling with and so I would just love

79:15

to hear about your process in this is um

79:18

like there's so many things that I can

79:19

teach on. I think the projectors kind of

79:21

find themselves in the situation

79:22

sometimes where you've accumulated so

79:23

much different experiences and windows

79:25

and like I'm the gate like my conscious

79:27

Mercury is the gate of shock and so that

79:29

is definitely true in my life in terms

79:31

of like there's so much [ __ ] that's

79:32

happened that's like brought me to like

79:35

had made levels of consciousness

79:37

accessible in them. Um, and

79:41

so I would just love to hear a little

79:43

bit about like

79:46

how you honed in on like your message.

79:49

Like it still kind of feels like a

79:50

daunting task to me to go how do I take

79:52

all of this and go this is what this is

79:54

and I trust the process and I fully

79:55

trust the container and I trust that as

79:57

we go through this it's going to kind of

79:59

>> crystallize. No pun intended.

80:01

>> Um, yeah. Um, but yeah, it just it it

80:04

feels it's something that has it it's

80:08

frustrating to me when I think about

80:09

sitting down to to do that and to put it

80:11

all into like one thing. So, I just um

80:14

yeah, just wanted to So,

80:18

what I will say is that

80:21

the more I tried to sit down and figure

80:25

things out and watch the kettle boil, it

80:28

didn't.

80:31

So

80:33

the more that I just like lived and

80:36

allowed like the process to naturally

80:37

unfold, the more I noticed

80:41

that people were reflecting back to me

80:44

what they thought my message was, what

80:48

they were hearing when I would speak,

80:51

what they thought I believed in, what

80:54

people would continuously tell me they

80:56

thought I was good at, and what they

80:59

perceived me to be an authority

81:01

And I was like, uh, people seem to be

81:04

asking me a lot about content and

81:09

messaging.

81:11

Am I good at that?

81:14

Huh? Okay. And it's just like as you go

81:19

through like having conversations with

81:21

people like market research module, it's

81:23

like, you know, it's not that you're

81:25

going cool, this is my niche. It's like,

81:27

well, what do people seem to be asking

81:29

you for?

81:32

Like, so what invitations have you been

81:34

getting?

81:36

>> Um, I mean, ever since I was 20, people

81:39

have been coming to me to talk through

81:40

their stuff, you know, like you just,

81:42

and I'm sure you're the same person, but

81:44

people like I hold so many secrets and I

81:46

don't take that like lightly. Like,

81:47

people really The amount of times that

81:49

people have sat in front of me and

81:50

they're like, I can't believe I'm saying

81:51

this. Here's this thing or I've never

81:53

told any Yeah. or I've never told

81:54

anybody this. And I'm like, you don't

81:56

have to, but it's so safe here. Um, it's

81:59

interesting because a lot of the work

82:00

that I'd done precancer was with

82:01

companies. So, I've worked in with

82:02

leaders and teams and on different

82:04

launches and leadership development and

82:06

emotional intelligence and all this kind

82:07

of stuff. People mostly, I think they

82:09

come to me for

82:13

uh practical ways of navigating emotions

82:15

for sure. They come to me translating

82:17

them into like communication,

82:19

>> um, relationships, like conscious

82:21

relationships. People talk to me, call

82:23

me all the time to talk about that.

82:26

Um there are a few things that people I

82:28

think um but there there's a lot of

82:31

them. There isn't it's I I'll try to I'm

82:33

going to try to hone in on like what are

82:34

the ones that show up the most, but it's

82:36

definitely not like only this one thing.

82:38

It's like a way of thinking that they

82:40

call me for

82:41

>> that can apply to a bunch of different

82:43

things.

82:43

>> And what's that way of thinking?

82:47

>> Um

82:49

it's very like inclusive of all

82:51

perspectives. It's very like um I make a

82:54

lot of models in my brain when I hear

82:56

people talk about things that seem a

82:57

little bit unconrete. I'm just like,

82:58

"Oh, well, here's the anatomy of that."

83:00

They're like, "Oh, yeah. No, totally."

83:01

Like when I'm breaking out my anger,

83:03

it's like, "Well, here's where this" And

83:04

they're like, "Yeah, okay. I totally get

83:05

that now." So, it's this way of like

83:08

>> um taking something that feels chaotic

83:10

and making it

83:12

>> organized.

83:13

>> Oh, I don't even I don't know. I don't

83:14

know how to say this thing and I feel so

83:15

wound up about it. I'm like, "Why don't

83:16

you just say you feel wound up about it

83:17

and then say the thing?"

83:18

>> And they're like, "Oh." like yeah

83:23

>> okay so that's the way that you do

83:26

things which um is very logical and very

83:28

problem solving and it's like a reverse

83:30

engineering process and I sounds very

83:31

similar to me actually um as as an

83:34

exercise what I would love for you to do

83:36

is

83:38

like hit up 10 people that you hear from

83:44

a lot that ask you questions a lot or

83:46

come to you for advice or coaching or

83:48

guidance um and Ask them

83:52

when you think of me,

83:56

what is the core like piece of

84:00

what I can give you that nobody else

84:02

can?

84:03

>> Like why do you come to me? Why not

84:07

another coach, therapist, healer,

84:10

behavioral expert? What is what is it

84:12

that I specifically give you in this

84:15

experience? Like why do you come to me?

84:18

So what's what's unique about me and

84:22

um why do you perceive me to be an

84:25

authority in this particular thing?

84:28

What is it about me or the way that I

84:31

deliver or my experience that positions

84:35

me as an authority to you that you come

84:37

to me?

84:45

Cool. I dig it

84:47

>> and yeah track that data and sit with

84:51

that and then just set the don't even

84:52

give it to me just set the intention

84:55

that when you look at that data that it

84:57

will just your brain will synthesize it.

85:02

>> I think the human design modules and the

85:04

conscious mercular things are going to

85:05

help too to

85:07

>> to wrap some of this stuff.

85:09

>> Um

85:09

>> yeah,

85:11

>> here's the thing though for everybody.

85:14

Yeah, it's it's trust. The thing that I

85:16

want to clarify for everybody though is

85:18

that like people ask questions a lot

85:21

like oh is this correct for my human

85:23

design and like can I be a coach or like

85:25

you know do you see me doing

85:26

relationship coaching? It's like bro you

85:29

can do whatever the [ __ ] you want like

85:31

you know your niche is whatever you

85:33

decide and the way that you show up and

85:36

deliver it is going to be determined by

85:38

your chart. Sure. Like the type of

85:41

coach, you know, if you're like someone

85:43

that's holding people accountable or if

85:45

you're someone that's more like guiding

85:46

or if you're someone that's more like

85:48

healing is going to change for sure.

85:52

Like the themes might change a little

85:54

bit, but like you can do any niche and

85:56

that's up to you to decide and your

85:58

chart's not going to dictate that, you

85:59

know? So, it's like that you have free

86:01

will

86:05

>> and if you want to change a niche

86:06

because you get bored one day, you can

86:07

change it and you have free will.

86:10

>> Yep.

86:12

>> Yeah.

86:13

>> Cool.

86:15

All right.

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