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This Is the Last Time You Overthink a Man

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This is the last time you're going to

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overthink a man. Okay, honey bear. This

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is the last time. We're going to cut it

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out. And if this video doesn't do it, I

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know what will. I know what will. I got

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a trick up my sleeve. This is the last

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time you're going to overthink a man. 10

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steps to stop spiraling and enter your

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unbothered era. Like me. Like me. I

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sound like Borat. Five years ago or so.

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You know, I was highly bothered, highly

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preoccupied. And now all I'm bothered

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about is my lip journey. I've developed

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this allergy on my lips. If you've been

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following me on my Instagram stories,

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you will know the saga that this is. But

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before you write in the comments, if

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you're watching this on YouTube or if

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you are listening to this on your

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favorite podcast app, then uh listen,

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the saga is real. The blood tests are

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fine. Everything is fine. And it seems

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to be an allergy to what? What? What?

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What? What? What? Baby wipes. Baby

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wipes. The chemicals and baby wipes. So,

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the reason I'm holding up this Lar Ro

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Pose Mama Jama is because this seems to

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be a lips safe thing for me right now. I

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took for granted my King Kylie era. I

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took for granted the time when I used to

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just pop on any lip liner and just like,

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you know, paint my lips blue, purple, or

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whatever teal. I actually had one of her

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teal wigs at the time. Madness. Anyway,

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I took it for granted. Why? Because now

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we're entering the organic era. I am no

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longer accepting toxic chemicals on my

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face like I am not accepting toxic men.

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That's right, everybody. We're going to

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go through the 10 steps of entering your

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unbothered era. Why? To celebrate the

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last week that you can enter my course,

1:44

my 3-day intensive 1h hour video

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workbooks. How is it different to the

1:49

videos I make? Is a question I get asked

1:51

a lot. Well, it's stepby-step actionable

1:54

steps. And so don't indicate at me.

1:56

Don't indicate I'm podcasting. They're

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indicating like they're going to park

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where I'm parked. Like I'm podcasting.

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Christ. Anyway, how it's different is

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because jokes aside, it's got workbooks.

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It's got a protocol of how I life coach,

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of how I go through steps of of what it

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is, how it's done, and getting you

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through the other side of it

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neurologically. I'm not going to do that

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on a video on YouTube or a podcast

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because it's just not for people who

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have subscribed to it, right? The people

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have not subscribed to that. But the

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people have subscribed to know how to

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stop overthinking a man because you know

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what you are hindering when overthinking

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a man. You're hindering your progress.

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You think you're hindering your

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lifespan. You're hindering your

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happiness. You're hindering everything.

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He's really not that important, babe.

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He's really not that important. And in

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fact, the more importance you give him,

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the less important you are to him. What

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you focus on, he focuses on. So if you

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want him to focus on you, you focus on

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you. And if you want him to focus on

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himself, guess what you got to do? You

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got to focus on him, too. Isn't that

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amazing? Number one, you've got to name.

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You've got to name what is really

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happening. Also, I've heard all of you

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say that you don't like, you know, the

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audio over here in the car. You don't

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like the audio. Listen, I'm my husband

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is building me a studio actively.

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actively. I've inspired him to build me

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a studio in our new house and it's going

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to be a studio in my house and it's

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going to be beautiful and the audio is

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going to be amazing. And then you're

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going to complain to me, but I liked the

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authenticity when you were in your car.

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And I'm going to say, "Okay, Samantha,

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but remember when I was in my car and

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you were complaining about the fact that

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about the audio?" Well, let's go back to

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that anyway.

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Trusty notes on my phone. Number one,

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name what is really happening. You are

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not thinking about him. Okay, Samantha.

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You're trying to solve a feeling. When

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you're cycling about a guy, whether he

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be your husband or your friend or

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someone you're dating, it's never about

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the guy. It is about a feeling you're

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trying to resolve. Let's be honest, he

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reminds you of someone in your past, of

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the way your dad didn't like you or some

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connection you didn't make. You are

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trying to overthink because you're

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trying to solve an issue inside your

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nervous system. You're trying to control

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your nervous system response and you're

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trying to retell the story. You're

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trying to refabricate the story into

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something that it wasn't. The real issue

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isn't the man who did nothing to you.

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Gerald is just some guy you met. Okay?

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He's just works at your job and he's

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done nothing. You've gone on one day and

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now he's not talking to you that much.

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But he kind of said hi at the water

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machine. Is that what you guys do when

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you walk corporate? that you go to a

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water machine or a coffee machine. It's

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emotional chaos that you're trying to

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calm. It is the fact that he has

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triggered in you some kind of memory and

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some kind of response, not viscerally,

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but in your mind about who he reminds

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you of. You're trying to solve an

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insecurity through a strategy that's not

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going to work because that person's not

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your dad. That person is not the person

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who didn't approve of you in your

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childhood. That person cannot give you

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the validation that you so badly seek in

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yourself. I've just blown my nose

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because my children keep giving me the

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plague

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from school. Let me just check that I'm

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not feral.

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I'm feralish, but not that feral.

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Number two, so that's the first thing.

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You've got to understand that the

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obsession is not about him. As magical

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of a unicorn as he seems, it's never

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about him. If you are a level of

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obsession or overthinking like why did

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he say this, why did he say that? Why

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didn't he say this? Why didn't he say

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that? He is not just a man. He's now a

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representation of something different.

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Step two, you must catch the pattern to

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interrupt the cycle. Awareness is the

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beginning of power. Okay? Awareness is

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where people change. Alcoholics

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synonymous is admitting to the issue

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that is at hand. Walk yourself through a

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real timeline of the spiral, checking

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messages, obsessing, and over replying

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and redirecting. Read back the messages.

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You don't read back the messages because

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you're embarrassed. You're embarrassed

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to see how overengaged you are, how much

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how little he's replying to. You know

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when you pull up a phone and you see the

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text messages and yours are like chunk

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chunk chunk chunk chunk and he's like

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one line, one line, one line. In the

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beginning of my relationship with my

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husband, I used to do that too. And I

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know that I'm cycling because into my

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anxious attachment. Like my husband

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doesn't care anymore. It's it's it's

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been a while. Like I go back and forth.

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But I know that would have been deeply

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unattractive in the beginning because I

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can see when I cycle back into it. And

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it's not because of our relationship now

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because I'm secure in that relationship,

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but it's more so about when I get

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insecure about myself. Like for example,

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right now he's stressed with our house

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build and all that stuff and he is

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sounding distant on the phone and he's

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sounding angry on the phone. To be

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honest, I don't really care because I

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care more about my bloody lip allergy.

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Okay. But when I'm feeling sensitive,

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I'm like, why is he sounding different?

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He doesn't love me the same way. And

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it's just not true. Like, it's not all

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about you, dear anxiously attached

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woman. You need to pause when this is

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happening and say, "I'm spiraling." Do

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you not think I want to be like, "Babe,

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what's wrong? What's wrong? Are you

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upset? What's wrong? No one's upset.

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You're going to make me upset."

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There's a light above my head. You're

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going to make me upset by always asking

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if I'm upset. It's deeply annoying and

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deeply disrespectful because as an

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anxiously attached person, you never see

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another person's reality for what it is.

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You never see their real emotions. You

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never see their real kind of

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intricacies. And you always expect your

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emotions to be catered to. Your emotions

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are always number one and is deeply

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annoying. Interrupt it with a ritual

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like putting your phone in the drawer

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caused a spiral in the first place,

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obsessed with your nervous system, not

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him. You see how I I don't know if

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you've been on my stories. Like I said,

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I'm obsessed with this whole lip

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because I really want to wear nice

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a cute pretty girl and it's really

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unhinged and it's been 6 months and it's

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really upsetting me. Okay, so I am

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obsessed about things like building my

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business and doing the journal. You're

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never going to believe the color of this

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journal. It is so cute, hot, and

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amazing. You're going to love it. But

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you need to start being obsessed with

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your own health. I'm seeing a naturopath

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at the moment for this. You need to

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start doing yoga. You need to start

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doing whatever it is you got to do to be

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obsessed about your own progression in

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life and your own health because that's

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the thing that's going to make you

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attractive and magical and

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irreplaceable. Not chasing him. The

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difference between he loves me and I

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feel safe is everything. It is

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absolutely everything. You do not need

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him to love you to feel safe. You need

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to feel safe around yourself. You need

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to be the big bad adult that you're

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searching for in him. You are the adult

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now. You need to take your little self

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in your hands, give yourself a cuddle,

10:22

and keep it stepping, keep it moving.

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Okay? You need your your nervous system

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needs to be regulated. I am not going to

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regulate your nervous system here on

10:32

this YouTube video, on this podcast that

10:34

you're listening to. Maybe I can do an

10:36

in-depth one or go on my unbothered

10:39

3-day intensive. It's my favorite thing

10:41

I've ever done. You will really enjoy

10:43

it. Regulated women don't chase. You

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need to regulate your own emotional

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feelings. You know, spiral. They just

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receive attention when it is given. And

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if it's not given, they understand that

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perhaps that person's not for them or

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perhaps it's not there at the time.

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Like, let's take my example. My

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husband's stressed about our build. If I

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was still anxiously attached and I was

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overthinking men, I would do his head in

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by being like, "What's wrong? What's

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wrong?" And blowing up his phone and

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texting him cute things because that's

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what you do, right? You want to like

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text him something cute. Check he's

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still interested in you. Give a person

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space, please, Samantha. Number four,

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let the fantasy die. Let the fantasy

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die. You're not addicted to him. You're

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addicted to the potential. Let's call it

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what it is. A madeup connection with

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someone who hasn't actually earned your

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energy, earned your time, done anything

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for you. A lot of times if I ask a

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woman, what is it that she finds so

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appealing about this doofus? She never

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knows what it is. He's not done

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anything. You've basically given him

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attributes and then fallen in love with

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yourself. Yeah. You need to separate who

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he is versus who you want him to be. You

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have invested time in him. Therefore,

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you've equated that time you've invested

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into the investment portfolio thinking

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my time is worth a lot. So, I've

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invested in him. That means he must be

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worth something. Or baby girl, you were

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wrong. And you need to fold those

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investments and move on quicker as

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opposed to wasting more time. He's not

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confusing. He's not confused. He's just

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not consistent. And he doesn't like you

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that much. You know what? Don't be

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afraid to say he doesn't like me that

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much. It's not going to be at a deficit

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to you. He's not going to take anything

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away from you. And I know why you're

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scared to say it. Because in the case

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that he does like you enough and then

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you miss out on a good guy and a good

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guy on a good guy. Listen, if he likes

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you enough and he's a good guy, you're

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not going to miss out on him, he's still

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going to pursue you. He will. Let's move

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on to number five. Number five, choose

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embodiment over strategy. Okay.

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Attraction isn't built through analysis.

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It's felt through energy. Like you

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cannot I I did my live speaking

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engagement last week, a live podcast,

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and it was like, how do I make him like

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me? How do I meet the guy? How do I This

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is why apps kill vibes, right? And I

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hate to sound like a hippie, but it is.

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The energy of how he makes you feel and

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how you make him feel is not something

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that can be scripted or explained or

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written down. It just cannot. It just

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happens, right? So, you sitting there

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being like, "Oh, what should I text him

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next is not actually going to move the

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needle. If he's not attracted to you in

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that way, nothing is going to change.

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The energy of I like me and you can come

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along or not is super super attractive."

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And if you want to work on the

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attraction between you and him, what you

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need to work on is your unconfidence and

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energetic feel. Why are you pulling your

13:31

car out behind me when I'm telling women

13:34

stuff? Go. I've got a lot of videos on

13:38

confidence and how to feel confident in

13:39

yourself. Just write my name and the

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right confidence. Number six, this is

13:43

very important. Build your self-rust

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muscle. Build your selfrust muscle.

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Selfrust is like a muscle. You got to

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work it out and then it becomes

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stronger. Okay? If you stop overthinking

13:53

about him and start trusting yourself,

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that is the path to freedom and actually

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being attractive to everyone. What will

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happen? Ask yourself that question.

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Journal on it and meditate on it. If I

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stop centering him and start centering

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me and start trusting me and not seeking

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his validation, a real glow up starts

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relationship-wise, body-wise, looks

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wise. When you start believing your own

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intuition again, when you start to

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believe in your own value again, and you

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start to seek your own validation, not

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his validation, your own validation.

14:22

When can you really pat yourself on the

14:24

back and be like, "Yes, I did good. I

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love that for me." If you feel confused

14:28

about whether he likes you or not, the

14:30

answer is no. Outsourcing your sanity to

14:34

someone else is just a crazy thing to

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do. You need to be consistent and there

14:39

for yourself like a constant source of

14:42

inspiration and aspiration. You need to

14:44

be seeking your own validation. Number

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seven, remember what you bring to the

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table. You're not begging to be picked.

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Please never be begging to be picked by

14:53

someone. You not understanding the end

14:54

goal is tragic, right? You think that if

14:58

you win, you will win his approval and

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be forever in love. Amen. You won't.

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What you will find is that you will have

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to always be proving yourself to someone

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who didn't really want you. It's like

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you're trying to sell a car that

15:10

somebody didn't want to someone who

15:11

didn't want the car, right? As opposed

15:13

to selling their dream car, which you

15:15

wouldn't even have to sell because it's

15:16

a dream car. You could be like, "Get on

15:17

the wait list." If it was a dream car,

15:18

right? But you're selling them something

15:20

that they did not want, trying to

15:22

convince them. You're trying to say that

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you're worth it when he should know

15:28

that. Like life gets hard enough. Okay.

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You need to list out your standards,

15:33

your values and traits and desires and

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everything about you that makes you the

15:38

person that you are and start seeing

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your own traits as interesting,

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valuable, commoditable as opposed to his

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because you're focusing so much on him.

15:49

He should be anxious about losing you.

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That's the reality. And you you right

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now don't see him as human and as

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fallible and as somebody who could be

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scared of losing you. But he is human

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and as soon as you see your value, he

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will be scared of losing you. You are

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not asking to be chosen. You are

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deciding who is lucky enough to sit at

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the table with you. You need to change

16:14

the perspective of how you see it.

16:16

Number eight, before I go and get my son

16:18

from school, we got three more points.

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Okay. Claim your mental real estate.

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It's very expensive to be running around

16:24

in your brain. Okay? Even though you

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waste your time and energy on him, it's

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not going towards your dream life. Every

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second you spend focusing on him is the

16:34

every second you get less hot, less

16:36

cute, less forward moving, less

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desirable to people in the future. Okay?

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It's energetic ROI, return of

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investment, right? You are spending a

16:47

lot of investment on him and it's never

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going to return. Where are your thoughts

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going? Where is your energy going?

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Because as I said, the more you think

16:54

about him, the more he'll think about

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himself. Fitness, business, what makes

16:59

you happy, rituals, friends, goals, like

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there are so many things that's going to

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make you a whole rounded amazing person.

17:05

Put yourself back at the center of your

17:07

own story. You have really made him the

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main character of the movie. That is

17:11

your life. Whatever your name is. Okay,

17:13

I want to say Jessica again, but that's

17:15

illegal. I cannot say Jessica anymore.

17:17

I'm going to go with Patricia. Patricia.

17:22

Patricia. Rowanne. Rowan. Okay. Renee.

17:26

Renee. You need to put yourself at the

17:28

at the center of your story. Jokes

17:29

aside, like you only get this go around

17:31

on the merrygoround once. It's so

17:33

interesting. It's so exciting. You will

17:35

never come back looking like you, being

17:37

you, being here, being with your family.

17:40

Oh my god, everything is so tangible and

17:42

beautiful and once in a lifetime. And oh

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my god, I never want it to end. Like

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honestly, it petrifies me. the fact that

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likeh it's just so wonderful and wants

17:51

you know and you're putting this guy at

17:53

the center of it honestly. Number nine,

17:56

practice your detachment girl era. Okay,

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calm, confident, and non-performative.

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Non-performative is my favorite

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adjective. I don't know what the word

18:06

is. Grammar of the moment. It's not

18:09

fake. It's not icky. It's not

18:12

manipulative. is just super grounded

18:14

into the wholeness of who you are. You

18:17

know what? I think this is my grounded

18:19

unbothered era. Like I am not bothered

18:21

on performative makeup that has a lot of

18:22

chemicals in it and performative food

18:25

that has a lot of chemicals in it. I am

18:27

grounded and real and so should you be.

18:30

Don't chase attract. Just be in your

18:34

moment and be really you know what just

18:36

like do you know how rare it is to see a

18:38

genuine human being these days? People

18:41

aren't genuine and you need to just be a

18:44

genuine human being and if he doesn't

18:45

like you, then let the doornob hit him

18:47

where the good Lord split him. Trust

18:49

that the universe has something for you

18:51

that is amazing and intricate and

18:53

beautiful and he will be a shadow in the

18:56

past. Number 10, anchor your unbothered

19:00

identity.

19:02

This is where it becomes permanent.

19:04

Okay, detachment isn't a phase, it's a

19:06

practice. It's a practice and a power

19:08

move that you've got to practice every

19:10

day. If you get the unbothered master

19:13

class, you've got access to it for two

19:14

years. You can download all the

19:16

workbooks. You can have all the

19:17

information, okay? And you can watch it

19:18

again and again. When I knew

19:21

that I had to discover my own worth

19:26

before I try to like market myself to

19:28

anyone, it doesn't work. That is when

19:30

something shifted for me. And I really

19:32

want that for you. It is your era to

19:35

become unbothered. It is your era to

19:38

become the main character.

19:41

And it's really not about him, baby.

19:42

It's about you. You know, it's really

19:46

about you. And now, I promised my

19:48

Instagram stories to show them all the

19:49

clean beauty I got. So, I'm going to go

19:51

and do that. Go on stories if you want

19:53

to see more from me. And I'll see you in

19:56

unbothered. Doors are closing on the 7th

19:58

of August. And I hope we can get

20:01

unbothered together. Love you lots like

20:03

Jod. Bye-bye.

20:04

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