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Celebrating Janet Young, our final coaching program graduate.
Janet was a wonderful student to close out my coaching era. Chill, fun, and fearless. You’ll love her story and the time we spent laughing in this episode.
Janet was a wonderful student to close out my coaching era. Chill, fun, and fearless. You’ll love her story and the time we spent laughing in this episode.
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What is David Strickel | The Stream?
David Strickel examines consciousness, fear, judgment, and how humans orient themselves in a rapidly changing world.
His perspective is shaped by his ongoing relationship with Source consciousness known as the Stream.
These episodes provide context, inquiry, and reflection through conversation and lived experience.
The podcast exists to support clear thinking and sovereignty of mind during periods of uncertainty.
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We are here with Janet Young,
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the most recent and final graduate of our Tya Academy High Stakes Change Program
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because we retired the program and you were the last official graduate.
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So congratulations.
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Well, thank you.
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You shut it down.
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I got in just in time.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Gosh,
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and you came in in December and you went through the way it was really designed to
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go through it and did all the work.
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And we can talk about your experience in there.
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And anything else that you want to talk about?
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No, that experience is wonderful.
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I mean, it's, I got so much out of it in such a short time.
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And going through all the detuning,
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the four pillars really helped make life make more sense for me.
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And to know that I wasn't doing it wrong.
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That it was just the experience, you know, the experiences I have.
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And even thinking back to,
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you know,
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from childhood to all the experiences I had going through adulthood and all that,
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it all kind of laid out and it made more sense because I've made so many mistakes
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or I thought I have.
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And this thing,
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the matrix,
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you know,
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just getting out of the matrix has been a game changer for me.
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And knowing always in the back of my head, I always had it that,
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something's not right.
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This isn't right.
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That can't be,
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you know,
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from religion,
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from certain traditions,
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from this,
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it just didn't make sense to me.
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And I didn't know what to do with that, but I just kept plugging along.
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Did my, went to school, had my career, got married, had kids, had several marriages.
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And feeling,
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you know,
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the dogma that it's like,
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oh,
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you know,
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you married for one time and that's it.
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And you're going to burn in hell.
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I was going to congratulate you on several marriages because my belief is the more
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the better experience,
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right?
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I'm on number three.
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Hopefully this is the last one.
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Well, I'm on five and it is going to be the last one.
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Oh, wow.
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That is...
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The fifth time is the charm, right?
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Yes, that's right.
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That's right.
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I'm not going for the Liz Taylor thing, you know.
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I would say you're chasing Elizabeth Taylor with that one.
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I think that's great.
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Well, the thing is, is that you allow yourself to move through an experience.
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And then obviously there's something that draws you into that experience.
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You have it.
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And then when it's not really working for you anymore, you have the courage to move on.
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Yes.
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And those are some dark times too.
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Finding that courage.
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For me,
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always being the people pleaser and wanting to do everything right and staying
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stuck in something
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that is not working and then having the guts to get out of it.
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I mean, that was, it's like, you know what, Janet, you did that.
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You did that.
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And it's got me to a great place now.
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So like I said, each experience I had when I thought it was at the darkest times, it's so true.
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I think maybe in a, in a sense I was practicing Tya back then, there is a way out.
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You've got to go through the dark to get to the light.
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I made a note of that because you, you, you're right.
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We all practice Tya.
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Yeah.
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naturally, because what Tya really is, is our natural operating system.
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It's the operating system that humanity developed over thousands and thousands of years.
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And the matrix is relatively new.
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The concept of religion and this shouldn't be, and you shouldn't do this and you should do that.
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And I understand that it was well-intended.
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And even the things that are really
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heavy-handed in our society.
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My practice is appreciation of all things.
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Omni-appreciation is what we're calling it now.
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And if you look at religion and the matrix and understand that they were trying to
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create a well-ordered society,
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and this is what they believed a well-ordered society looked like,
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then we can appreciate it.
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But we can also appreciate it and realize that a whole lot of the elements of the
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matrix are relics of the past that we don't have to stay tied to.
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There was probably a time for especially a woman where getting married and being
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married for your entire life was a necessity.
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Because you were financially dependent on someone else for your well-being because
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you simply weren't allowed to own and work and earn.
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And that's changed.
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The intentionality of women.
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Women got together and decided, no, we don't want to do this anymore.
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We want to go do our own thing.
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And then that gave you more freedom.
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And so the construct of marriage, which is absolutely a human construct, changed.
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And you're proof of that.
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You're someone that has the ability to support yourself.
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And you did that.
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And you didn't have to stay chained to something that wasn't working for whatever
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reason because the matrix told you you had to.
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Yes, exactly.
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And all those years I thought I was doing it wrong or I can't get it right.
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But something kept pushing me to do this experience, get through it, try to make it work.
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And then when I was done, I was done.
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But yeah, you're right.
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I mean, I've always been, you know, usually the sole supporter in many ways.
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So I knew I could do it financially.
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Having children too, I wanted that experience, but that wasn't cracked up to what I thought.
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So that was, I did the mom experience.
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I love my children very much and my grandchildren.
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That was an experience.
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That's an experience I've certainly chosen not to have.
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And
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I appreciate anybody that wants to do that.
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But again,
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think about how many people...
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My mother had children because she thought she had to have children.
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Society told her, and she told me, point blank, I never wanted to have children.
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She went as far as to say, I wish you were never born.
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It may be even worse than that a few times.
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But she was an example of someone who...
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uh came of age in the 50s and and once she realized she couldn't be a flight
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attendant the way she wanted to be because she wasn't tall enough she immediately
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settled on getting married and having kids and that was the okay i'll settle for
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this and then when my father left she's like gosh i'm left stuck with these kids i
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never wanted and so you know it was she was a really good teacher for me she showed
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me how i didn't want to live my life
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and in the way I didn't want to end up.
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And I'm writing another book right now, and I put a passage in.
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I said that my mother gave her life so that I could have mine, literally.
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Not just gave birth,
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but literally taught me to operate exactly opposite in most ways than she did to
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have a different result.
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And so far, I'm pushing 60 now.
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So far, that's been true.
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And getting finally out of the victim mode,
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Once you realize it's okay, I created this, I created all that.
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And that is what is so astounding to me because I created it.
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Now I can fix it.
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Like I said, I was doing it at the time, not knowing this is what I was doing.
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And now, you know, present day, it's like, I don't sweat the small stuff anymore.
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Just the littlest little minute things would just get to me.
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It's like, no, I got to fix that, make it perfect.
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It's like, no, no, you don't.
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It's going to, it's, if you trust yourself,
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it will iron itself out.
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And not in a way,
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an outcome that you may expect,
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but just trusting and putting it out there,
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best outcome possible,
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that just releases so much.
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Yeah,
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the matrix definitely seeks to rob us of our ability to trust because when you're
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trusting,
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you're not necessarily behaving.
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You're not necessarily getting the education that the matrix wants you to get.
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and working in the job that the matrix wants you to work and buying the things the
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matrix wants you to buy and investing in the things the matrix wants you to invest
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in you know that's the all the things that rob us of our trust and just think about
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how many things out there are designed to keep us from fully trusting it's
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pervasive it's it's everywhere so
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I like to say, you know, trust, it all comes down to trust.
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That's what we call Tya Tya for trust your abundance.
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And what we're doing with the four pillars is we're returning ourselves as an
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operating system to our natural ability to trust and to allow well-being to
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naturally flow and to even return when we step out of trust and manifest obstacles,
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which we always do no matter what.
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But that swift...
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elegant return to trust and return to well-being is our natural state of being.
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We're all capable of that.
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And I think we're collectively just over the matrix.
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We're over the matrix telling us that we shouldn't trust.
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And now we're creating all of this AI that's going to surely unemploy most humans at some point.
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And
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I think that's kind of the last frontier for us is,
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okay,
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we're really going to have to learn to trust now that we don't have to operate in
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the system because there'll still be a system.
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The matrix is going to adjust to still utilize human beings and our emotional
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drivers for commerce.
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That's still a huge market.
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But when we don't have income anymore, that's going to have to shift.
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And I think the path to
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reorganizing how humans exchange for the things that they want.
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We're at the dawn of that right now.
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We're already in an attention economy.
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And I think it's going to be a very interesting time.
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And it's really going to test our ability to trust.
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And we're going to come to find out that that really is all we have,
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is trust in our own abundance and our own well-being.
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And this isn't doomsday prophecy because I don't believe in doomsday.
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I believe we always figure it out.
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We do.
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I mean, you know, both of us have lived enough decades.
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How many times have we been promised doomsday that never came?
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Or this is,
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or the next stock market,
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stock stock market crash or this,
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that,
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or,
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you know,
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these severe weather change,
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you know,
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scare the crap out of you.
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63, 63 years on the earth, this earth, this lifetime.
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And it's like, I've seen a lot and I've seen it go.
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you know, and it's just, it's the fear factor.
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Yeah.
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The fear is always much worse than the event itself.
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And it's funny how much fear is placed around dying when it's the one thing that we
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know is going to happen for everyone.
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Yeah.
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I remember during the pandemic,
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the,
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um,
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one of the news channels had a death ticker 24 hour,
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seven day a week ticker of how many people have died from COVID.
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Don't you want to be afraid?
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Don't you want to do in
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You know, I drive around a ghost town that's all boarded up.
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Palm Springs was just completely boarded up.
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People thought there were going to be these mass riots.
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And it was like end times.
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You had to wear a mask to go anywhere.
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And then they were morphing when the vaccine came out.
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You had to prove that you took the vaccine to get in anywhere to do anything that
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you wanted to do.
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And I just remember thinking,
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gosh,
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the fear around all this and the behavior that it's driving,
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in my opinion,
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is far worse than the illness itself.
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Yeah.
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Well, I was working in the hospital then, too.
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So it was to sit back and look at, you know, some of my coworkers and how they reacted.
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And I hated wearing the masks.
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But because I just didn't have any fear of it.
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and it's like, we have to go, you know, take care of an actual COVID patient.
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It's like, we had the, the, the big mass, the respirators, the, this, this, and that.
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And it's like,
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okay,
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it's policy,
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you know,
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you go by,
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you know,
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you got to follow policy and all that,
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but just the fear in some people.
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And then it just, it didn't really bother me that much.
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It was just the protocol.
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It was kind of like just the sitting around all day and you can't see patients.
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You can't, you know,
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and how they change policy from day to day to day.
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And it's like, oh, I was so relieved.
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Right.
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Everybody was scrambling because of the mass, the fear mongering.
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And I, I understand an initial reaction, trigger reaction.
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When you see masses of people, people did die from it.
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I'm not going to, my father died from it.
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Yeah.
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Why my dear friend,
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I mean,
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friends of ours,
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I mean,
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he was in the hospital for like two weeks with it.
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So, I mean, I know it was real.
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It's not that I'm not naysay or anything like that or downplaying it, but,
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It was just until they found out more about it and just these daily,
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the daily news broadcasts they had every day.
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You know, here in Indiana, we had one every day at noon.
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Well, the Matrix has this belief that they have to instill mass fear to drive behavioral change.
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And we saw that with the pandemic.
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We see that with climate change.
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I can look at the world and say, absolutely, the climate has shifted dramatically.
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But historically, climate has shifted.
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But at the same time,
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I will say,
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I understand the need to not bury garbage in the ground and throw it in oceans.
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And you see the pollution in the air with smog.
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Yes, we need to figure out technology to do better.
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But do we really need all of this doomsday?
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to do that.
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And maybe we do,
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maybe we do,
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but I'm not going to buy into the fear,
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the fear mongering of the planet is going to be dead and humanity is going to be
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ended.
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If we don't,
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you know,
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take this action and do this,
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I'm just not going to buy into that fear because that's going to drive a similar
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response.
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We are going to have some sort of catastrophe if we all get our focus on doomsday
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instead of saying,
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okay,
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we can just figure out with technology and our creativity,
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how to do better.
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So, you know, the matrix has its place, but then it gets a little out of control.
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And the fear mongering in the doomsday, in my opinion, is when it gets a little out of control.
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And I think it has an opposite effect of its intention as well,
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because the more you push doomsday,
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the more some are going to push back,
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not wanting to accept doomsday and do the actual thing even more that you don't
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want them to do.
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Yeah.
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Right.
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All these extremes.
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Yeah.
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Well, polarization creates extremes.
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And anytime we see something that's highly polarized,
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we know it's what we would call lower vibration,
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which is more ego driven.
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It's more extreme.
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It's more polarized.
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It's more I'm right and you're wrong.
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We see more of that now.
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And I believe that's the matrix compressing because more and more of us are simply
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waking up to it and acknowledging it for what it is.
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But I think the trap is, is when we acknowledge it,
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and then demonize it, I think we're right back in it.
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So that's why I always turn, again, omni-appreciation.
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Let's appreciate the matrix.
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Let's understand its motivations, but not be driven by its fears.
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I look at the news now in a different light and trying to keep an eye that should
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not be and that's not right or whatever.
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It's like even looking at it through appreciation.
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So are you doing that automatically?
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Are you having to utilize your pillars?
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And sometimes you get yourself sometimes going into the old habits of should not be
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when you watch the news.
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Yes.
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No, I do.
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And it's like, wait a minute, stand back.
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Stop.
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Wait.
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It's like, then I, yeah, I get the pillars.
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And amazingly, it's the appreciation pillar.
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I don't really, I don't, I don't pay attention.
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I don't watch news at all.
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But I do.
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want to be informed.
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And I find that I get better information on certain social media channels and I can
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observe without judgment.
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And if I find myself judging, I realize, Oh, where am I vibrationally right now?
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that I'm observing this and I'm dipping into judgment.
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Obviously, I wasn't where I maybe thought I was.
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We operate on autopilot so much,
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no matter what,
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that vibrational awareness,
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that's the polarity pillar,
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right?
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The vibrational awareness of, oh, wow, I just sort of got triggered by that.
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Obviously,
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I'm not in high vibe because when I'm in high vibe,
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I don't get triggered by anything.
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I can observe any mass event and see that through the lens of source appreciation and
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deep understanding appreciation of the experience that was had,
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even if it was not preferred,
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which is very often the case.
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I don't think anyone prefers to be in a plane crash, but they're there nonetheless.
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And I know that my judgment of it isn't changing it.
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Yeah.
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And so that's,
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that's the,
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the crux of omni appreciation is that we reach for deeper understanding and
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appreciation of the experience that was had as opposed to fear and judgment.
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Because fear and judgment is just bringing more of the energy in our own lives,
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and we're contributing it back out to more situations like that.
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Notice that when you have a mass event, very often you'll have a string of these mass events.
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Suddenly it's like all you hear about is plane crashes.
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I hope there's no more,
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but we'll start hearing about more plane crashes all of a sudden,
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or you'll start hearing about more mass shootings or more illness or something like
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that.
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I remember there's always these things that run in cycles.
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You probably remember the era where everything was causing cancer.
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Do you remember that?
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This causes cancer and this causes cancer and that other thing causes cancer.
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And I sort of just threw my hands in the air and said,
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well,
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obviously everything causes cancer,
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so I can't avoid life.
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I just have to live my life.
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And when and if cancer arrives, I'll just have the experience.
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But the fear mongering around cancer, and that's kind of settled now.
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I remember when you heard somebody had cancer and it was like,
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oh my God,
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that's so terrible and so awful.
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Now it just comes up kind of in casual,
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oh yeah,
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I have cancer and I have this going on and I'm in treatment and it's just settled
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into something that isn't as triggering as it used to be.
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And I believe that's when things start to get solved.
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When we are no longer triggered down into the low vibration of fear,
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which is very stifling energy and we can just move through an experience.
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And we've had people that have come through our programs that had cancer,
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We've had people with terminal cancer that are still alive today,
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and we've had people that have gotten diagnosed with cancer after the program.
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The program is not about solving everything and never having another problem again, not at all.
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It's about how you experience it.
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I've noticed that the people that have gone through the programs experience cancer
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in appreciation of the experience,
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which makes it very different than someone who is quote-unquote suffering or
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battling even.
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I don't hear these folks talk about battling.
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I hear them talking about where they're finding appreciation for the experience they're having.
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Yeah.
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Yes.
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So you attended where we've done two live transmissions.
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Now we're doing these transmissions.
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I retired from coaching just to do transmissions.
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I'm called to just share the stream this way and not be in the coaching business anymore.
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So we don't have a,
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Tya Academy is the name of the business,
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but we don't really have a Tya Academy like we used to.
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You are really our last graduate.
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We do now offer the modules.
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You can go on the website and get the modules.
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And as a graduate, I don't know what you're going to say.
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This is not about promoting anything because you may tell me that it's not worthwhile.
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Do you think there's value in somebody just doing the modules without all the other
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components that come with it?
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Most definitely.
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Because...
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Not only can you, I love the whole presentation, the PowerPoints and all that.
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But what I really liked was the meditations,
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the one that Michael does,
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and then the one that you did,
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the zooming out with the stream.
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Those are priceless.
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But then again,
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another thing too is the question and answers,
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like at the end of the modules,
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really seeing people are taking the course.
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And I got so much out of that because what they're asking is what I want to know too.
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So I think we had the group interaction.
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We had one-to-one coaching and then we had the module set.
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And the way it was designed was like a lot of coaching programs.
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You pay a lump sum, you come in, you get all of that.
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And my perspective and the way that we operated was we always worked with you as
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long as you were showing up.
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And you were ready to graduate when you knew that it worked and it showed up in your life.
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Like it showed up somewhere where you can say,
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I know undeniably that applying these four pillars has shifted X,
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Y,
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Z in my life.
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And that was always our criteria for graduation.
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That's why we had such a good reputation coaching.
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And I feel really good that we stopped at a time before it turned into something
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other than that,
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because it's very easy to get into the
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having to drive enrollments and having to drive outcomes.
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We talked about it on here.
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It's on the website.
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It's there.
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And that always really worked for us.
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But when you start sort of up-leveling in that world,
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suddenly,
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oh,
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well,
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you've got to start advertising.
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And then it became something else.
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We started dipping our toes in those waters.
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It started turning into something different.
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And that helped me realize that
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I don't want to do that.
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And I really don't want to coach anymore.
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I just want to channel.
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I want to retire from coaching for good and just channel.
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So the coaching is there.
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The other coaches offer coaching on our website and the modules are there.
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And if there's enough interest,
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we will offer some sort of a subscription-based group interaction or a community
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that comes with or something like that.
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But the transmissions are...
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I think what the stream is offering these days is very up to date.
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It's very relevant to these quickly changing times.
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And I want to put my focus on offering transmission.
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So you've subscribed to the transmissions.
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You've attended one of the two.
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I attended the one.
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I did get that.
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Yeah.
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I want to subscribe because I don't want to miss any of them because there's so much packed in.
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to those two hours that I have to stop and start or go back and re-listen.
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That's all worth the money because it's, there's just so much stuff there.
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And one side note too,
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it's like when I had my individual stream session or individual session with the
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stream,
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that is worth its weight in gold because pertaining to questions that,
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you know,
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I wanted to know that I needed insight on from the stream.
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That's packed full of,
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information and that's something i will keep and go over and go over and go over
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because i every time i listen to it it's something different but that's that that
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was the individual which i think that is well worth well thank you for plugging all
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of our stuff everybody's listening yeah this is just marketing this is but we did
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not talk about this
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I didn't even think about streaming.
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And I do, we offer sessions when they're available.
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So if they're on the website,
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that means there's availability and you can buy a package of sessions and book them
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and just,
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we work with you on times and all that and we make it work.
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Then when they're not available,
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we just take them off the website because I can only do so much of that.
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But the channeling piece,
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I sort of lost the channeling piece in really focusing on building up the academy
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because
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And it really helped me come to understand that I really can't split my energy and
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time and do both,
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not the way that I want to do it.
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So I have to pick.
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And the choice was clear that,
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oh,
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yeah,
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channeling the stream is always going to be the thing that's going to win out over
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coaching.
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And I was a little burnout on coaching personally.
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But again, we still have coaches that love doing it.
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And I'm glad that they do.
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And I'm glad that they're there.
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But it just won't be me in the future.
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It'll be somebody else that's certified to do that.
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And
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The one-to-one sessions are very personal where the transmissions can be made
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personal,
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but it's really about being in that space for two hours and creating this energy
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field because we don't show up with an agenda.
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I've done two so far.
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The first one, the stream had sort of a clarifying message that
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And then we started taking questions.
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And generally I invite somebody from the mastermind program on camera to,
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to ask questions because they really have,
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you know,
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they've gone very deep with the stream at that point.
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And they have really interesting out there questions that nobody else usually ask.
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And then we take questions from the attendees.
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You can type in questions and we read them in the stream answers,
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but every once in a while,
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something will come from the stream that moves me.
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me personally.
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And that's how I know when I'm channeling, right?
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When something comes from me that I never, never crossed my mind that way.
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And someone asks a question and the stream can answer it in a way that I could
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never possibly answer it.
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And it's funny years and years ago, when I first came out of the closet as a channel,
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and started channeling and I started my first coaching program,
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my first ex-partner of 20 years wanted to take the program.
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And I wrote about him in the first book.
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And our exchange was, I said, I need your permission.
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The attorneys say, if I'm going to talk about this, I don't want you suing me.
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So is it okay if I say this?
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And he said, I'm okay with you doing that, but I want to take your program for free.
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And he said, you know, your life has worked out really well.
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And I've seen you employ this your whole life and everything does always work out.
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And I see how you live.
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And now that we were no longer together and he was already married to somebody
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else,
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he wanted to take the program.
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And he came into the program and went all the way through it incognito.
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He didn't want anybody to know who he was, which actually made it better.
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Because it would have been weird at that time if my ex was in the program,
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you know,
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going through with everybody else.
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And so I just kept that quiet.
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Nobody ever thought about it, asked.
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We both did a good job of just keeping that private.
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And in the end, when he did his testimonial, it's still on YouTube.
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It's way back from 2018 on YouTube.
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But he said, I know David's channeling is authentic because he's not this wise.
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I thought,
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well,
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you know,
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that's a bit of an insult and a good endorsement for authentic channeling if you
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ever got one from somebody that lived with you for 20 years and says,
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you're not that wise.
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This is coming from somewhere else.
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And that was good because at that time,
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that was why I finally said,
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okay,
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I know this has always been coming to me,
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but is it just a part of my mind or is it something more?
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Well, I think source exists in all of our minds and we all have access to
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And what I think people get from the transmissions is not only are they getting
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additional clarity shared as purely as I can possibly share it,
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but it's awakening the source being within them being in the space.
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And that's why we don't go in with an agenda.
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The second one I did, there was no, the stream just started taking questions.
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And the question,
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yeah,
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the question sort of built the experience and it went in this whole direction about
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past lives.
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And the, uh, the, the, I think our email went out today, um, announcing the next one.
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I saw that it's like,
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I need to,
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I want to,
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uh,
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re-listen to that because I had to,
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I was kind of doing two things at once and it's like,
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I need to go back and listen to that,
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but.
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Yeah.
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It's amazing.
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It comes out and like the,
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you know,
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everybody that's involved,
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it's in there and,
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you know,
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put in the questions.
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And that's what I like too, is being able to, you know, pop in the questions and all that.
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But yeah, it's, it's every two weeks.
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I look forward to that.
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Yeah.
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That's about the right cadence for me.
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I don't want to go any more frequent than that.
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And eventually we'll do these in person and broadcast them too.
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But people, a lot of people want to do more in person.
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And I, I,
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I guess I'm lazy.
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I do about one of those a year.
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I did one last year around this time in Palm Springs.
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I skipped the year before because I was all immersed in building the house.
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And then before that, we did one in LA.
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And the one in LA was great because we had a lot of people come from all over the place.
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And it was a big group.
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And a lot of graduates from the program came.
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And people at that time were tattooing Tya on their arm the way I have a tattoo,
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not because I asked them to,
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but because they just want,
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they were so moved by the program.
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They wanted TYA and they went and got tattoos.
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And so that all these people get together and we thought it was so cool.
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We put our arms together and like, oh, Tya, we all have tattoos.
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Michael pulls me aside.
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He's like, are you running a cult?
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He says, this is like a cult.
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You've created a cult.
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These people are so into this.
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I said, it's okay.
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Unlike a cult, they're free to leave anytime they want.
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And I'm a bit of a recluse.
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The last thing I ever want is to have a compound where people come and live with me.
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I visualize a cult like that, right?
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I visualize a cult as you're living off somewhere on a compound,
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and you have all this village of people that are worshiping you in some way.
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And I thought, yeah, that would be my personal hell.
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I will never do that.
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You don't have to worry about me doing that.
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Interestingly, Katerina, the co-writer, my editor and co-author of my book, she was in a cult.
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So she's come on the podcast in years past and talked about that, the experience of the cult.
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And she actually, for her, it was really good.
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It was a really good thing for her for the time that she was in it.
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So it was interesting to cast a positive light on something that people fear and
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demonize so much.
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But I have always said I have no desire to do anything
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like that whatsoever.
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And the stream has been very clear.
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What do they say?
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We're the source of all creation.
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Why would we need you to worship us or even obey us?
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Come and have your human experience and do your thing and create whatever that is.
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And in the stream's eyes, everything that we experience is creation.
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Whether the matrix approves of it or not,
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everything,
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having five divorces or five marriages or four divorces or whatever that count is,
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That's an experience not to be judged by source or anything beyond the matrix.
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The matrix wants to judge it.
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That's the matrix's problem, but sources and judging any of it.
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That's what's so enlightening.
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I mean, yes, it's, it's us.
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It's our creation and our, and do we want to create our own suffering and judging ourselves?
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We can have that experience if we want, but gosh, it's optional.
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Exactly.
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It's like, I prefer that not to be.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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So anything else,
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any other parting thoughts about any of this or anything that our listeners would
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be interested in learning from your journey?
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I think,
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you know,
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I think it'd be awesome if you could,
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if you offer the modules,
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you know,
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down the road,
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those are very,
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very helpful.
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But actually even reading the book,
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listening to the podcast,
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if you're,
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you know,
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they're able to get,
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if they just attend one stream session or as far as the,
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the biweekly,
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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And by the way,
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we do now,
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if you go on the website,
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the website is now davidstrickle.com and down at the bottom buried down there is
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Tya Academy.
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And the reason we did that is because I do believe that Tya Academy should always
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live downstream from the stream because it's,
(00:32:19):
it's all about stream,
(00:32:21):
but,
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Tya Academy is there and you can click and the modules are there available for
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purchase and you can buy coaching packages with Derek and,
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uh,
(00:32:29):
Matt,
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um,
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Michael,
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even,
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uh,
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David root is on hiatus because he's so busy and his career has really taken off.
(00:32:36):
So he's not actively coaching right now,
(00:32:38):
but,
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um,
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they're,
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they're all on there and,
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uh,
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we're,
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we're bringing another coach on that we're about to announce as well.
(00:32:45):
So I'm, I'm excited about another certified coach.
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So they will be doing the coaching, not me.
(00:32:49):
I'm all in the modules, though.
(00:32:50):
I think I'm in just about every module.
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And so the module is there, and that'll be the end of my coaching forever.
(00:32:57):
So it's immortalized in these modules.
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The bootcamp modules are available and the high-stakes change modules.
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In bootcamp, you don't need to do both unless you just want to.
(00:33:07):
Bootcamp is a good module set for someone who wants to learn the basics of Tya.
(00:33:15):
And really what you're looking for out of that in most cases is inner peace.
(00:33:19):
high stakes change,
(00:33:20):
the reason we named it like a Las Vegas slot machine is because that program was
(00:33:28):
really designed for somebody who wanted a higher level of transformation,
(00:33:32):
not just inner peace.
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So the first part of it is like bootcamp and then it goes into firewalking your
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greatest fears and then creating the actualized self.
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And so it's a souped up version of bootcamp.
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It was the evolution of bootcamp.
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It came five years later.
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But both of those module sets have value, but they stand on their own.
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You don't need to do both necessarily.
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So kind of pick your lane.
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And then if you want coaching or feel like you need coaching,
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then you just get coaching packages and just do coaching.
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And then if we see that people are interested in doing things that way,
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we'll reintroduce the group and the coaches will lead groups again.
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Because like you said, that's the missing piece right now that the group is not there.
(00:34:17):
But from an affordability standpoint,
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we've also made it,
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you know,
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since it's a la carte,
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it's a lot more affordable than it was in the old program.
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The old program was a pretty high ticket program, but it also, again, it had great results.
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Well, but it was worth every penny.
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I'm sorry.
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It was worth every penny.
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And it's like you said, if you're well resourced, you make it happen.
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You know, it's...
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Yeah.
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You know, I'll just, it was a $10,000 program.
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You paid $10,000 for it and everybody else that came through as well.
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Well,
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the initial group,
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I think got a break because they helped me actually create the modules and they
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showed up,
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you know,
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and participated,
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but you could still spend that kind of money on it.
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If you stayed in long enough and went long enough,
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but we've made it more affordable for somebody who will go through it more
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efficiently.
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And I think it's, it's more consumable now than ever, but it also doesn't have the pressure
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We don't have the pressure of making sure people get their,
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you know,
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you've got to get through and you've got to get your results.
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And that was never,
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we were always conflicted about that because everybody's outcome is different.
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For me, I just wanted you to know the practice and know that it works.
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And then what you do with it from there is up to you.
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You know,
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you can get into our mastermind program if you want and keep studying,
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or you can,
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you know,
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go on your own and do your own thing.
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And a lot of people do.
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And I've always taken great satisfaction that I will talk to graduates from the old
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bootcamp program years later and hear how they're still applying it in their lives.
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And it's a practice.
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You practice every day.
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Oh yeah, I still do.
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I still do.
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I apply those four pillars every day of my life.
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Speaking of multi-marriages and twists and turns and things like that,
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if my life were to end tomorrow,
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I would on my deathbed be very grateful for all of the messiness that I've created.
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The twists,
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the turns,
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the ups,
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the downs,
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the times when I've spun out,
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the times that I've been broke have been some of the best times of my life.
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And I like nice things.
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I will say that, and I'm not saying be broke forever and be humble.
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I like a nice house.
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I like a nice car.
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I like a luxury vacation.
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I used to say, if I can't fly first class, I'm not getting on a plane.
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Now I'm almost to the point where I want to fly private or I'm not getting on a plane.
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So I like my nice stuff.
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I'm not saying that for a second.
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But
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Looking back,
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I do cherish the times when I was sort of at the brink of disaster,
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not knowing where my next rent check was coming from or even my next grocery haul
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was coming from and had to get really resourceful energetically to shift that.
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And I did every single time.
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And it's like I had to sort of spin out to remind myself that we're all creators and
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Well-being is there for us, whether employment is or not, whether the government is or not.
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It doesn't matter.
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That's all matrix structure.
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That well-being will flow to us if we simply, simply trust.
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Yes.
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And it's that simple.
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It is indeed.
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Well, Janet, thank you so much for coming on and sharing your story.
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And thanks for all your wonderful plugs.
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I promise I did not have the word.
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I do appreciate the note nonetheless.
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I do this full time.
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This is all I want to do.
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If I were off working at a job somewhere,
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I wouldn't have the energy to offer the stream the way that I do.
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So I'm glad that we do manage to have some sort of a driver of commerce business around it.
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And I'm very grateful for everyone that shows up and exchanges to be part of it.
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Very much so.
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And it allows us to do things like this where anybody can listen,
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which is great in the YouTube channel as well.
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So thank you so much for sharing and for your kind words.
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And I look forward to seeing you soon.
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All right.
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Thank you, everybody.
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