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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.


(00:17:45):
And I sort of just threw my hands in the air and said,


(00:17:47):
well,


(00:17:48):
obviously everything causes cancer,


(00:17:50):
so I can't avoid life.


(00:17:51):
I just have to live my life.


(00:17:53):
And when and if cancer arrives, I'll just have the experience.


(00:17:57):
But the fear mongering around cancer, and that's kind of settled now.


(00:18:01):
I remember when you heard somebody had cancer and it was like,


(00:18:03):
oh my God,


(00:18:04):
that's so terrible and so awful.


(00:18:05):
Now it just comes up kind of in casual,


(00:18:07):
oh yeah,


(00:18:07):
I have cancer and I have this going on and I'm in treatment and it's just settled


(00:18:12):
into something that isn't as triggering as it used to be.


(00:18:16):
And I believe that's when things start to get solved.


(00:18:19):
When we are no longer triggered down into the low vibration of fear,


(00:18:22):
which is very stifling energy and we can just move through an experience.


(00:18:27):
And we've had people that have come through our programs that had cancer,


(00:18:31):
We've had people with terminal cancer that are still alive today,


(00:18:35):
and we've had people that have gotten diagnosed with cancer after the program.


(00:18:40):
The program is not about solving everything and never having another problem again, not at all.


(00:18:44):
It's about how you experience it.


(00:18:46):
I've noticed that the people that have gone through the programs experience cancer


(00:18:51):
in appreciation of the experience,


(00:18:54):
which makes it very different than someone who is quote-unquote suffering or


(00:18:59):
battling even.


(00:19:00):
I don't hear these folks talk about battling.


(00:19:02):
I hear them talking about where they're finding appreciation for the experience they're having.


(00:19:07):
Yeah.


(00:19:08):
Yes.


(00:19:10):
So you attended where we've done two live transmissions.


(00:19:14):
Now we're doing these transmissions.


(00:19:16):
I retired from coaching just to do transmissions.


(00:19:19):
I'm called to just share the stream this way and not be in the coaching business anymore.


(00:19:25):
So we don't have a,


(00:19:26):
Tya Academy is the name of the business,


(00:19:29):
but we don't really have a Tya Academy like we used to.


(00:19:32):
You are really our last graduate.


(00:19:33):
We do now offer the modules.


(00:19:37):
You can go on the website and get the modules.


(00:19:39):
And as a graduate, I don't know what you're going to say.


(00:19:42):
This is not about promoting anything because you may tell me that it's not worthwhile.


(00:19:48):
Do you think there's value in somebody just doing the modules without all the other


(00:19:51):
components that come with it?


(00:19:53):
Most definitely.


(00:19:54):
Because...


(00:19:56):
Not only can you, I love the whole presentation, the PowerPoints and all that.


(00:20:02):
But what I really liked was the meditations,


(00:20:06):
the one that Michael does,


(00:20:07):
and then the one that you did,


(00:20:07):
the zooming out with the stream.


(00:20:13):
Those are priceless.


(00:20:15):
But then again,


(00:20:16):
another thing too is the question and answers,


(00:20:17):
like at the end of the modules,


(00:20:19):
really seeing people are taking the course.


(00:20:21):
And I got so much out of that because what they're asking is what I want to know too.


(00:20:27):
So I think we had the group interaction.


(00:20:33):
We had one-to-one coaching and then we had the module set.


(00:20:37):
And the way it was designed was like a lot of coaching programs.


(00:20:40):
You pay a lump sum, you come in, you get all of that.


(00:20:42):
And my perspective and the way that we operated was we always worked with you as


(00:20:48):
long as you were showing up.


(00:20:50):
And you were ready to graduate when you knew that it worked and it showed up in your life.


(00:20:55):
Like it showed up somewhere where you can say,


(00:20:58):
I know undeniably that applying these four pillars has shifted X,


(00:21:03):
Y,


(00:21:03):
Z in my life.


(00:21:05):
And that was always our criteria for graduation.


(00:21:07):
That's why we had such a good reputation coaching.


(00:21:10):
And I feel really good that we stopped at a time before it turned into something


(00:21:15):
other than that,


(00:21:16):
because it's very easy to get into the


(00:21:19):
having to drive enrollments and having to drive outcomes.


(00:21:24):
We talked about it on here.


(00:21:26):
It's on the website.


(00:21:27):
It's there.


(00:21:28):
And that always really worked for us.


(00:21:30):
But when you start sort of up-leveling in that world,


(00:21:33):
suddenly,


(00:21:33):
oh,


(00:21:34):
well,


(00:21:34):
you've got to start advertising.


(00:21:36):
And then it became something else.


(00:21:38):
We started dipping our toes in those waters.


(00:21:40):
It started turning into something different.


(00:21:42):
And that helped me realize that


(00:21:44):
I don't want to do that.


(00:21:46):
And I really don't want to coach anymore.


(00:21:48):
I just want to channel.


(00:21:49):
I want to retire from coaching for good and just channel.


(00:21:52):
So the coaching is there.


(00:21:53):
The other coaches offer coaching on our website and the modules are there.


(00:21:58):
And if there's enough interest,


(00:22:00):
we will offer some sort of a subscription-based group interaction or a community


(00:22:04):
that comes with or something like that.


(00:22:06):
But the transmissions are...


(00:22:10):
I think what the stream is offering these days is very up to date.


(00:22:16):
It's very relevant to these quickly changing times.


(00:22:20):
And I want to put my focus on offering transmission.


(00:22:23):
So you've subscribed to the transmissions.


(00:22:25):
You've attended one of the two.


(00:22:27):
I attended the one.


(00:22:31):
I did get that.


(00:22:32):
Yeah.


(00:22:32):
I want to subscribe because I don't want to miss any of them because there's so much packed in.


(00:22:36):
to those two hours that I have to stop and start or go back and re-listen.


(00:22:41):
That's all worth the money because it's, there's just so much stuff there.


(00:22:47):
And one side note too,


(00:22:48):
it's like when I had my individual stream session or individual session with the


(00:22:54):
stream,


(00:22:55):
that is worth its weight in gold because pertaining to questions that,


(00:23:00):
you know,


(00:23:00):
I wanted to know that I needed insight on from the stream.


(00:23:04):
That's packed full of,


(00:23:06):
information and that's something i will keep and go over and go over and go over


(00:23:09):
because i every time i listen to it it's something different but that's that that


(00:23:13):
was the individual which i think that is well worth well thank you for plugging all


(00:23:18):
of our stuff everybody's listening yeah this is just marketing this is but we did


(00:23:23):
not talk about this


(00:23:25):
I didn't even think about streaming.


(00:23:26):
And I do, we offer sessions when they're available.


(00:23:30):
So if they're on the website,


(00:23:31):
that means there's availability and you can buy a package of sessions and book them


(00:23:37):
and just,


(00:23:38):
we work with you on times and all that and we make it work.


(00:23:41):
Then when they're not available,


(00:23:42):
we just take them off the website because I can only do so much of that.


(00:23:45):
But the channeling piece,


(00:23:48):
I sort of lost the channeling piece in really focusing on building up the academy


(00:23:53):
because


(00:23:54):
And it really helped me come to understand that I really can't split my energy and


(00:23:57):
time and do both,


(00:23:59):
not the way that I want to do it.


(00:24:01):
So I have to pick.


(00:24:02):
And the choice was clear that,


(00:24:03):
oh,


(00:24:04):
yeah,


(00:24:04):
channeling the stream is always going to be the thing that's going to win out over


(00:24:08):
coaching.


(00:24:09):
And I was a little burnout on coaching personally.


(00:24:11):
But again, we still have coaches that love doing it.


(00:24:13):
And I'm glad that they do.


(00:24:14):
And I'm glad that they're there.


(00:24:15):
But it just won't be me in the future.


(00:24:18):
It'll be somebody else that's certified to do that.


(00:24:22):
And


(00:24:23):
The one-to-one sessions are very personal where the transmissions can be made


(00:24:32):
personal,


(00:24:32):
but it's really about being in that space for two hours and creating this energy


(00:24:39):
field because we don't show up with an agenda.


(00:24:43):
I've done two so far.


(00:24:44):
The first one, the stream had sort of a clarifying message that


(00:24:49):
And then we started taking questions.


(00:24:52):
And generally I invite somebody from the mastermind program on camera to,


(00:24:56):
to ask questions because they really have,


(00:24:58):
you know,


(00:24:58):
they've gone very deep with the stream at that point.


(00:25:00):
And they have really interesting out there questions that nobody else usually ask.


(00:25:04):
And then we take questions from the attendees.


(00:25:06):
You can type in questions and we read them in the stream answers,


(00:25:10):
but every once in a while,


(00:25:13):
something will come from the stream that moves me.


(00:25:19):
me personally.


(00:25:21):
And that's how I know when I'm channeling, right?


(00:25:24):
When something comes from me that I never, never crossed my mind that way.


(00:25:28):
And someone asks a question and the stream can answer it in a way that I could


(00:25:33):
never possibly answer it.


(00:25:35):
And it's funny years and years ago, when I first came out of the closet as a channel,


(00:25:41):
and started channeling and I started my first coaching program,


(00:25:45):
my first ex-partner of 20 years wanted to take the program.


(00:25:52):
And I wrote about him in the first book.


(00:25:55):
And our exchange was, I said, I need your permission.


(00:25:58):
The attorneys say, if I'm going to talk about this, I don't want you suing me.


(00:26:01):
So is it okay if I say this?


(00:26:04):
And he said, I'm okay with you doing that, but I want to take your program for free.


(00:26:12):
And he said, you know, your life has worked out really well.


(00:26:14):
And I've seen you employ this your whole life and everything does always work out.


(00:26:17):
And I see how you live.


(00:26:19):
And now that we were no longer together and he was already married to somebody


(00:26:22):
else,


(00:26:23):
he wanted to take the program.


(00:26:25):
And he came into the program and went all the way through it incognito.


(00:26:28):
He didn't want anybody to know who he was, which actually made it better.


(00:26:30):
Because it would have been weird at that time if my ex was in the program,


(00:26:34):
you know,


(00:26:34):
going through with everybody else.


(00:26:36):
And so I just kept that quiet.


(00:26:37):
Nobody ever thought about it, asked.


(00:26:39):
We both did a good job of just keeping that private.


(00:26:42):
And in the end, when he did his testimonial, it's still on YouTube.


(00:26:45):
It's way back from 2018 on YouTube.


(00:26:48):
But he said, I know David's channeling is authentic because he's not this wise.


(00:26:56):
I thought,


(00:26:56):
well,


(00:26:57):
you know,


(00:26:57):
that's a bit of an insult and a good endorsement for authentic channeling if you


(00:27:02):
ever got one from somebody that lived with you for 20 years and says,


(00:27:05):
you're not that wise.


(00:27:06):
This is coming from somewhere else.


(00:27:09):
And that was good because at that time,


(00:27:10):
that was why I finally said,


(00:27:11):
okay,


(00:27:11):
I know this has always been coming to me,


(00:27:15):
but is it just a part of my mind or is it something more?


(00:27:19):
Well, I think source exists in all of our minds and we all have access to


(00:27:26):
And what I think people get from the transmissions is not only are they getting


(00:27:31):
additional clarity shared as purely as I can possibly share it,


(00:27:36):
but it's awakening the source being within them being in the space.


(00:27:42):
And that's why we don't go in with an agenda.


(00:27:44):
The second one I did, there was no, the stream just started taking questions.


(00:27:49):
And the question,


(00:27:51):
yeah,


(00:27:51):
the question sort of built the experience and it went in this whole direction about


(00:27:56):
past lives.


(00:27:58):
And the, uh, the, the, I think our email went out today, um, announcing the next one.


(00:28:06):
I saw that it's like,


(00:28:07):
I need to,


(00:28:08):
I want to,


(00:28:09):
uh,


(00:28:09):
re-listen to that because I had to,


(00:28:12):
I was kind of doing two things at once and it's like,


(00:28:15):
I need to go back and listen to that,


(00:28:16):
but.


(00:28:17):
Yeah.


(00:28:17):
It's amazing.


(00:28:18):
It comes out and like the,


(00:28:19):
you know,


(00:28:21):
everybody that's involved,


(00:28:22):
it's in there and,


(00:28:23):
you know,


(00:28:23):
put in the questions.


(00:28:24):
And that's what I like too, is being able to, you know, pop in the questions and all that.


(00:28:28):
But yeah, it's, it's every two weeks.


(00:28:32):
I look forward to that.


(00:28:34):
Yeah.


(00:28:34):
That's about the right cadence for me.


(00:28:37):
I don't want to go any more frequent than that.


(00:28:38):
And eventually we'll do these in person and broadcast them too.


(00:28:41):
But people, a lot of people want to do more in person.


(00:28:44):
And I, I,


(00:28:46):
I guess I'm lazy.


(00:28:47):
I do about one of those a year.


(00:28:49):
I did one last year around this time in Palm Springs.


(00:28:52):
I skipped the year before because I was all immersed in building the house.


(00:28:55):
And then before that, we did one in LA.


(00:28:58):
And the one in LA was great because we had a lot of people come from all over the place.


(00:29:02):
And it was a big group.


(00:29:04):
And a lot of graduates from the program came.


(00:29:08):
And people at that time were tattooing Tya on their arm the way I have a tattoo,


(00:29:13):
not because I asked them to,


(00:29:15):
but because they just want,


(00:29:16):
they were so moved by the program.


(00:29:17):
They wanted TYA and they went and got tattoos.


(00:29:20):
And so that all these people get together and we thought it was so cool.


(00:29:22):
We put our arms together and like, oh, Tya, we all have tattoos.


(00:29:25):
Michael pulls me aside.


(00:29:27):
He's like, are you running a cult?


(00:29:33):
He says, this is like a cult.


(00:29:34):
You've created a cult.


(00:29:35):
These people are so into this.


(00:29:37):
I said, it's okay.


(00:29:39):
Unlike a cult, they're free to leave anytime they want.


(00:29:42):
And I'm a bit of a recluse.


(00:29:43):
The last thing I ever want is to have a compound where people come and live with me.


(00:29:48):
I visualize a cult like that, right?


(00:29:50):
I visualize a cult as you're living off somewhere on a compound,


(00:29:54):
and you have all this village of people that are worshiping you in some way.


(00:29:59):
And I thought, yeah, that would be my personal hell.


(00:30:01):
I will never do that.


(00:30:04):
You don't have to worry about me doing that.


(00:30:07):
Interestingly, Katerina, the co-writer, my editor and co-author of my book, she was in a cult.


(00:30:14):
So she's come on the podcast in years past and talked about that, the experience of the cult.


(00:30:19):
And she actually, for her, it was really good.


(00:30:22):
It was a really good thing for her for the time that she was in it.


(00:30:25):
So it was interesting to cast a positive light on something that people fear and


(00:30:28):
demonize so much.


(00:30:30):
But I have always said I have no desire to do anything


(00:30:34):
like that whatsoever.


(00:30:36):
And the stream has been very clear.


(00:30:39):
What do they say?


(00:30:40):
We're the source of all creation.


(00:30:41):
Why would we need you to worship us or even obey us?


(00:30:45):
Come and have your human experience and do your thing and create whatever that is.


(00:30:49):
And in the stream's eyes, everything that we experience is creation.


(00:30:55):
Whether the matrix approves of it or not,


(00:30:57):
everything,


(00:30:59):
having five divorces or five marriages or four divorces or whatever that count is,


(00:31:03):
That's an experience not to be judged by source or anything beyond the matrix.


(00:31:09):
The matrix wants to judge it.


(00:31:10):
That's the matrix's problem, but sources and judging any of it.


(00:31:14):
That's what's so enlightening.


(00:31:15):
I mean, yes, it's, it's us.


(00:31:18):
It's our creation and our, and do we want to create our own suffering and judging ourselves?


(00:31:24):
We can have that experience if we want, but gosh, it's optional.


(00:31:28):
Exactly.


(00:31:29):
It's like, I prefer that not to be.


(00:31:31):
Yeah.


(00:31:32):
Yeah.


(00:31:33):
So anything else,


(00:31:34):
any other parting thoughts about any of this or anything that our listeners would


(00:31:41):
be interested in learning from your journey?


(00:31:45):
I think,


(00:31:45):
you know,


(00:31:46):
I think it'd be awesome if you could,


(00:31:47):
if you offer the modules,


(00:31:49):
you know,


(00:31:49):
down the road,


(00:31:50):
those are very,


(00:31:51):
very helpful.


(00:31:51):
But actually even reading the book,


(00:31:53):
listening to the podcast,


(00:31:54):
if you're,


(00:31:55):
you know,


(00:31:55):
they're able to get,


(00:31:57):
if they just attend one stream session or as far as the,


(00:32:02):
the biweekly,


(00:32:02):
Yeah.


(00:32:03):
Yeah.


(00:32:03):
And by the way,


(00:32:04):
we do now,


(00:32:05):
if you go on the website,


(00:32:06):
the website is now davidstrickle.com and down at the bottom buried down there is


(00:32:11):
Tya Academy.


(00:32:13):
And the reason we did that is because I do believe that Tya Academy should always


(00:32:17):
live downstream from the stream because it's,


(00:32:19):
it's all about stream,


(00:32:21):
but,


(00:32:22):
Tya Academy is there and you can click and the modules are there available for


(00:32:25):
purchase and you can buy coaching packages with Derek and,


(00:32:28):
uh,


(00:32:29):
Matt,


(00:32:30):
um,


(00:32:30):
Michael,


(00:32:31):
even,


(00:32:32):
uh,


(00:32:32):
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,


(00:32:39):
um,


(00:32:40):
they're,


(00:32:40):
they're all on there and,


(00:32:42):
uh,


(00:32:42):
we're,


(00:32:43):
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.


(00:32:47):
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.


(00:32:53):
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.


(00:33:00):
The bootcamp modules are available and the high-stakes change modules.


(00:33:03):
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.


(00:33:34):
So the first part of it is like bootcamp and then it goes into firewalking your


(00:33:38):
greatest fears and then creating the actualized self.


(00:33:41):
And so it's a souped up version of bootcamp.


(00:33:43):
It was the evolution of bootcamp.


(00:33:44):
It came five years later.


(00:33:47):
But both of those module sets have value, but they stand on their own.


(00:33:51):
You don't need to do both necessarily.


(00:33:53):
So kind of pick your lane.


(00:33:55):
And then if you want coaching or feel like you need coaching,


(00:33:59):
then you just get coaching packages and just do coaching.


(00:34:02):
And then if we see that people are interested in doing things that way,


(00:34:06):
we'll reintroduce the group and the coaches will lead groups again.


(00:34:09):
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,


(00:34:20):
we've also made it,


(00:34:21):
you know,


(00:34:21):
since it's a la carte,


(00:34:22):
it's a lot more affordable than it was in the old program.


(00:34:28):
The old program was a pretty high ticket program, but it also, again, it had great results.


(00:34:32):
Well, but it was worth every penny.


(00:34:33):
I'm sorry.


(00:34:33):
It was worth every penny.


(00:34:34):
And it's like you said, if you're well resourced, you make it happen.


(00:34:38):
You know, it's...


(00:34:39):
Yeah.


(00:34:40):
You know, I'll just, it was a $10,000 program.


(00:34:42):
You paid $10,000 for it and everybody else that came through as well.


(00:34:46):
Well,


(00:34:46):
the initial group,


(00:34:47):
I think got a break because they helped me actually create the modules and they


(00:34:50):
showed up,


(00:34:51):
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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engaging the stream's work in depth.


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