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I'm Travis Bader

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and this is the Silvercore podcast.

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Silvercore has been providing

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and we make it easier

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for people to deepen their connection
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We've had some spectacular guests

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on the show in the past
and today is no exception.

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I'm joined by a four time
bestselling author and specialist

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in Human Science, Neuroscience,
Quantum Technology and Futurism.

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Welcome to the
Silvercore Podcast, John. Sonny. 

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Thank you so much.

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Wonderful to be here with you
and thank you for having me on.

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Coming all the way from Dubai,
this is quite the time difference here.

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I think it's 730 in the morning for me
and about the same time at night.

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For you over there? Exactly.

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Exactly.

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12 hours apart.

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Exactly. On the dot.

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You know, we were talking about this
previously and like,

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what is a guy from a show about firearms
and hunting?

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What are you talking with a futurist?

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What value am I going to bring over?

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And  had a good laugh about that.

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But, man, you've got some amazing content.

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So, you know,
might as well just get out of the way.

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You've got a podcast
called The Expansive. Yes.

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If people haven't heard of it,
they should.

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I mean, you guys broke some records
last year.

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I think what you were ranked.

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You and Eric Kruger,  top five 

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top four global
and most shared globally on Spotify

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and top one 1.5%

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top podcast on Apple.

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So some good stats there.

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Also actually quite surprising to us.

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It was really good that we got those stats.

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 why surprising.

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You know, I think

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we just are busy researching
and trying to add value to the world.

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We we're not tracking these things,
you know what I mean?

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And in fact, late last year
we were planning

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to rethink our podcast
and think about new things and new names.

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And then all of a sudden Spotify sent us
the rap 

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You know that year end rap
and it's all of us are in the top 5%.

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And both Eric and I were like, Seriously,
That's unbelievable.

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We didn't
we didn't expect it to be at that level.

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Right?

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And we actually looked up
some other podcasts that we liked

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and we saw them share
and they weren't in the top 5%.

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And we were we were quite surprised.

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So pleasantly surprised.

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Yeah, they kind of blew me away.

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When I look at these things,
it means you're on the right path anyways.

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There's yes,
you know, when we're talking before you,

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like what does a guy like me
get to bring to you?

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And just for the audience,
I think you know, a little bit

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we'll talk a little bit
about what it is that you do.

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But through your podcast,
through social media, we'll put link

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links up to this and the description
so people can kind of check it out.

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You have some very well thought out ideas
and opinions on how to deal

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with adversity, how to be optimistic,

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how to unlearn and relearn meditation.

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You know, I've spent enough time out
in remote wilderness areas

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in a very contemplative state
to come to the conclusion

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that there seems to be
some sort of natural order to things.

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things seemed to resonate on 

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on a level that if you're attuned to it

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and able to pick up on it,
you can interact

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with your natural environment
in a better way.

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You can interact with others
in a better way.

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And even though that might not necessarily
be your world

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of hunting and firearms,
that's only a small portion of me.

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And I think that we're
all very interconnected,

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whether it's us as humans
or us as animals on this planet

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in kind of a unique way in
some of the things that you're talking

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about really resonate with me in
what I've noticed out in nature.

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So that was sort of what compelled me.

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Wonderful. Thank you so much.

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And you're so right.

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You know, I think I think we've forgotten
the symbiosis that is happening

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naturally between us and reality,
let alone us in nature.

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And how nature has evolved
over the last billions of years

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is really a very patient,

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wise and relaxed approach to reality.

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And it seems as though over the last
200 years we've been bamboozled

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by shiny objects
and have driven ourselves to sickness

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and death and disease to chase

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some ridiculous notion of goal out there.

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And the media machine has been
in overdrive driving these messages to us.

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And so I just have I've had to break out
of that that that cycle myself.

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And I was very much stuck in it
in my twenties.

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And coming out of that,
I feel a responsibility to a certain

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extent to try and help as many other
people realize that it isn't the only way.

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And it's just a unfortunate programing
that we've got ourselves stuck into.

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So you're very wisely
have noted that when you're out in nature,

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it becomes quite obvious.
When we come back into the cities,

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we almost get
caught up in the rat race again.

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And as the saying goes,
if you win the rat race,

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you're still a rat.

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Yeah,

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that's a good saying

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Actually, I've heard it differently
about arguing on the Internet,

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but it's not quite as politically correct
as that.

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That's, I guess I do like that one.

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So, you know, we've
we're coming out of COVID.

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We're coming out of what I saw
in my spheres in my environment,

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because while I am interested

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in the outdoors and hunting
and I wouldn't call myself a gun guy,

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even though other people look at me
and they say, Trav, you’re a gun guy

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I've seen a fear in people

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of what's
happening around them in the world.

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I've seen people wanting to be prepared
and recognizing their lack

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of preparedness.

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And so in the outdoors industry,
you saw a lot of people

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 just clamoring towards finding

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courses or products that will help them
survive in the in the outdoors.

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But I've always been a very firm believer
that it doesn't matter what you buy

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if you don't have the right mindset
to be able

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to use the tools available
and around you, you're kind of lost.

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And that's where your area of expertise
is, is in dealing

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with that mindset and those those tools.

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What do you feel about that?

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So yeah, yeah, look,
I think there's a panic in the world

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and I think that if we think
about any transformation

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that we going through,
whether we want to lose weight,

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change careers,
or just think about the transformation

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that humanity is going through
at the moment, it's a massive, massive

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undertaking of change
that's happening all around us.

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And there's always three phases
to the hero's journey of change.

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There's the sadness where we have to leave
the shore of familiarity.

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Sometimes we have to leave our identities
and often

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we've spent hundreds of thousands
of dollars and years and years

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developing these identities,
developing this level of knowledge

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and the portal, the pandemic portal
has pushed us out of this comfort zone

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that we were in,

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even though it was very hectic
and very driven by fear and anxiousness,

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it was still a comfort zone
to a certain extent.

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We kind of had some level
of certainty of the future and coming

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out of the pandemic, we realized
that there is really no certainty.

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There is really
a total unknown ahead of us.

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And so we have to deal with the sadness.

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And many people, if not most people,
avoid sadness at all costs.

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And the problem is when we avoid sadness,
it shows up as anger.

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There's a great saying that says,
I sat with my anger

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long enough
until she told me her name was grief.

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And right.

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The idea that when we don't process
certain emotions,

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they bubble up as other emotions

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and if you think about some cultures
in the world, I'm in the Middle East.

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But if you think about Arab
men and Russian men in general,

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and I don't want to generalize totally,
but they seem quite angry

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just from just from their culture,
just the way they talk.

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And the reason is, is that their culture
doesn't allow them to process sadness.

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There's no such thing in that culture
to process sadness.

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So first off, we have two types of people
in the world right now.

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We have very sad people
and very angry people

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because the carpet's being pulled out,
pulled out

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out of our feet, under our feet,
and we don't know what the future is.

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Now, the second phase of transformation
is the wilderness,

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the strangeness, this new world
that isn't quite the world

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it used to be, and
it isn't quite the world it's going to be.

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And we are still
old versions of ourselves,

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and we find ourselves
bewildered in this new world.

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Now, the problem is,
is that you haven't processed sadness.

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You're arriving angry,
you're arriving frustrated.

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You're not actually arriving curious.

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You're not actually arriving.

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Open minded to take in any new information
because you're in survival mode,

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because you haven't gone
through the emotional process

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of processing those emotions
to come to a place

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where you can become optimistic
about all this change.

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Now, I'm just

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I'm going to I'm going to keep going
and then you can stop me if you want.

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But the third. Oh, go on.

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Okay.

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The third
phase of transformation is adventure.

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And eventually
we always get to an adventure

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because that's how the hero's journey
works.

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You're going through a downfall,
a recreation of yourself,

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and then into a process in time
where you start to enjoy and celebrate

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this new version of yourself.
And then again, what happens?

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Winter arrives, the leaves
fall off the trees,

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everything dies, and then we go up back
into spring and summer.

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And this is a cycle that goes on
continuously in our lives, in the world,

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in economics, in
pretty much everything that we think about

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is not in a linear line, but in a cycle.

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Now, the problem is,
is that for the last 200 years

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we have been indoctrinated and programed

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into the Industrial Revolution,
which is all about one straight line.

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There's
no cycles in the economies of scale.

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It's about profitability
and harvesting at every quarter.

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There's no downtime, there's no
relaxation, there's no time for sadness.

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Please get over yourself,
get on with the mission

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because you have quarterly profits
to get to.

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You have a deadline to achieve.

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And so for the last 200 years,
we've been programed into this idea

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that we're part of a production line,
we've been part of a system,

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and the better we fit into the system,
the more successful we become.

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The system is called schooling,
organizations, and even religion.

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The better
you are at the system, the better you are.

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The following the rules, the better
We think we will come out

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now when we fit into a system
that is driven by deadlines.

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And many religions are driven by guilt,
not love as much as they'd like to think

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they're driven by love, We realize that
what this has done to our brains is

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that it's got us addicted to a brainwave
called a high beta brainwave.

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Now, what a high beta brainwave says to
our body is that we're in danger.

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And when we are in danger,
the way we prepare is through a process

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of adrenaline and focus on an absolute
outcome in a very selfish manner.

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Because why? we are in survival mode
to achieve, not to rest,

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not to relax, not to curate, not to collate,
but to achieve and harvest at all costs.

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Now the whole world is both sad

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and strange and addicted to high beta.

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And you can see this

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and you can see this
because the medical industry

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is almost tripled in value
in the last ten years.

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And you can see that
most people are medicating away.

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This level of anxiousness and you'll see
that everybody is a wine specialist.

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No, they're not. They're just alcoholics.

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They think they telling us
they wine specialists and a

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connoisseur of whiskey

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and marijuana is just so good for,
you know, actually happening.

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Is we numbing ourselves
because we don’t know what else to do?

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Exactly. We just don't know.

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So we think it's a socially acceptable

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way to numb ourselves.

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And so this is really the beginning
point of my research is to try

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and connect the dots
between the neuroscience of anxiousness

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and where we are in economic terms
and where we are in the cycle of humanity,

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and start to unravel this for people

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to try and get them to understand
there is a way out.

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But first and foremost,
we must become as become aware

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of what cycle we're in
and what's happened to us.

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Did you have an aha moment
where all of a sudden you're like,

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I've got to make a change

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because you're saying that
in your twenties,

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you're addicted to certainty
and you're addicted to the certain way of

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of living
or was this a gradual progression

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that you just found yourself further
and further outside of the norm.

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Um, you know,
I come from a single mom family and

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we were always financially challenged
as many single family mom families are,

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and I was very frustrated
by not having the financial means

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that all my friends had.

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And so
I started working from a very young age,

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and I, I worked like an absolute donkey.

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I mean, I worked so hard.

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And by the time I was in my twenties,
I was a multi-millionaire.

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I had six restaurants and three retail
stores and 28 vending machines

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at shoe distribution businesses.

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I mean, I was unstoppable.

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And I often joke
that high levels of testosterone

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and lots of money
are a horrible formula for disaster

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because you think you're bulletproof,
but you're really not bulletproof.

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Right?

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Especially in your twenties

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when you think you have all the answers
of the world already.

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sorted

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And the first break in my in
my sort of trajectory was bankruptcy.

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At 31 years old, I, I lost my businesses.

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I lost my house, I lost my car.

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I often joked that I had to change my name
to Carlos because I had no car,

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I had no house.
I mean, everything was gone right.

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At least I could joke about it.

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Yeah, of course.

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No, look, in hindsight

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I can joke about it, but trust me,
when I was there it was quite a pitiful situation.

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Sure, that was the first break.

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And what has started happening to me

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is I started realizing that I was unhappy
when I didn't have money

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because I just wasn't
because I just didn't have money.

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And then when I had started
having a lot of money,

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all I needed was a little bit more.

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And then when I had

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no money again, I was unhappy again
and I was just constantly unhappy.

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And in my second book,
I started off with a line that says,

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Are you running away from the darkness
or are you running towards the light?

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I like that line, many yeah,
and many people are.

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And from the outside
it looks exactly the same. Right?

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But one is driven

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by and fueled by anxiousness
and the other one is fueled by excitement.

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Most people are driven by running away,
not running towards.

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And you can also run away for so long.

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Yeah, but there's also a stigma associated
with it, too, because people

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maybe they want to change their
their position or their lot

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or they're not happy with where they are

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and they see something more desirable
they want to move towards.

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And they're like, Well, I want to give up.

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I mean, I don't want to be viewed
as somebody who's giving up.

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I'm already down this path.

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I just if I just put my my nose
to the grindstone and keep plugging away.

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But that little shift in mentality,

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are you giving up
or are you actually running away

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from something or are you running towards
something more desirable?

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And I really like that framing.

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And I think that framing that you have
in your book there helps a lot of people.

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Absolutely.

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I mean, it is the difference
between building wealth

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and running yourself sick, trying to make
some sort of success for yourself.

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It's a and building happy money, right?

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It's a huge difference.

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Okay.

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Talk about happy money,
because that's an interesting concept.

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You know, happy money is
when you are not always driven

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by comparison and not driven
by a sense of lack, a sense of insecurity.

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Now. Look, there's

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a lot of lot of rich people out there
that are driven by insecurity.

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I have a billionaire friend
and I had dinner with him

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many, many years ago
when he first became a billionaire.

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And I asked him
what his relationship with money was like.

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And he said to me, No, John,
secretly, I'm poor every morning.

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And I thought to myself, you know, why?

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Why would you want to have that much money
and still be poor?

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Like, what's what's the...

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When do you arrive
like when do you actually relax.

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And so what we've done is
we are celebrating restlessness.

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We're celebrating this constant run.

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Rockefeller was once asked,
How much is enough?

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Look at how much money you have.

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Apparently, a reporter asked.

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It was like,
when are you going to have enough here?

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How much more do you need?

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And he answered, His answer was,
Just $1 more, always just $1 more.

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And exactly.

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I remember growing up
and I learned to swim at a friend's house.

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They had a swimming pool.

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They were very affluent.
Father was a dentist.

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He was my dentist.

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I learned to ride horses
sort of on on their property.

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And I mean, they got multiple properties

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in the states of which he's
gladly says hey Trav, if you want.

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Go, go.

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Stay at them.
And we've stayed with some of them.

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And I remember sitting in the dentist's
chair in my early twenties,

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late teens, early twenties, I'm like,
So what's it like to be rich?

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And he says, You know, the more money
you have,

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the more bills you have right there.

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You have more, you spend more.

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It's all the same, though.

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And that was his perspective, and
I thought that was kind of interesting.

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Were you happy?

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I think we...

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In your twenties, when you're really achieving?

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I was in fleeting moments
when I was in my sports car.

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I mean, that was kind of,
you know, I had muscles a sports car

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and it was convertible.

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I mean, what else would a 25, 28 year
old guy need in his life, right?

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Mm hmm.

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I guess I was.

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But, you know,
now that I'm 47 and I have money,

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but I have a very simple life,
I'm quite content.

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I am very comfortable
and I have happy money

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because I'm patient with the process.

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I know everything's a process in achieving
what I would need to achieve.

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And I have new ways to measure my success

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and that un ending Chase,
that's driven by anxiousness.

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And the high beta brainwave is something
people think is normal

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and it's something people are celebrating

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and it's actually causing sickness

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because when your body's got adrenaline fueling through it, 24 hours a day.

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365 what do you think
your body's going to do?

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It's like it's like being on the highway

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and driving in the second gear
at 200 kilometers an hour.

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What do you think is going to happen
to your engine? Your engine is going to seize

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Right. So I think I think it's a maturing.

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And because I didn't have a dad showing me
the ropes, I just had no clue, man.

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I just had I just needed acknowledgment.

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I just needed people

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to tell me how great I was
because I never got that from a dad.

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So there was a whole mix of things.

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So the first break
was my first bankruptcy,

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and that began
my process of self-discovery

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and finding out
what was driving my behavior.

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And for the for my thirties,
I went through an extensive amount

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of shamanic work, meditation
retreats, silent retreats, body healing.

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I just did so much of that.

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And then I got married in between.

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And then at 40, I got divorced
and that was the second break

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in my sort of in my in my emotional state.

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And that really started to begin me
moving to the place I am right now.

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And I only really started
speaking and working with organizations

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and writing books and becoming faculty
at these universities.

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Post 40 after the second break.

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And so I've had two major breaks,
and both of them have really cracked me

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open in many ways. And that's
kind of got me to this place now.

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You know, people could become addicted

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to that feeling of certainty,
to the feeling of

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being stuck in the rat race.

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Like they'll pick up the phone

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if they don't have that energy come in
and they'll turn on the TV.

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They'll view that for a couple of seconds.

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There seems to be an addiction
that people have that

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I find being outdoors in

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a meditative state will help a lot.

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But there could also I know some people
who are addicted to the failure as well.

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when you talk about those breaking points
because they learn so much afterwards

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that they push themselves so hard
until they come to a point

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where they break and they're now forced
to have to rebuild themselves?

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And I've got a couple of friends
like that as well.

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And it's it's funny that

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that addictiveness
to safety that some have and

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while others push so far that they know
the inevitable outcome of their push

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is going to be going over the brink
and having a figure out a scramble back up.

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Well, you know,
I think again, let's just think about

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what our personalities made up of.

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Our personalities made up of

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how we think, how we act and how we feel.

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And excuse me.

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And if we think about how our brains work.

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Science has recently proven
that we have somewhere between

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60 and 70,000 thoughts a day.

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And of those 60 and 70,000 thoughts a day,

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90% of them are the same from when
were 35 years old.

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Our brain has solidified itself
into a personality,

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a persona, a set of values and habits.

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By the time we 35 And now what happens
for the rest of our lives?

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This 90% of repetition thoughts recreate

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situations, people and patterns.

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And so now what we find in ourselves
is that we keep

00:22:50.452 --> 00:22:53.497
recreating the same issues
and we don't know why.

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Why do you always have a girlfriend
that cheats on you?

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Why do you always have a boss
that's not a good guy?

00:22:59.669 --> 00:23:02.547
Why do you always get a business partner
that isn't working out?

00:23:02.798 --> 00:23:04.007
Why do you always have?

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Why do you always have?

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It's just it's a repetition.

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And I don't know if they actually trying
to go and breaking themselves.

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I don't know if they trying
to go through that process.

00:23:13.850 --> 00:23:16.436
I think it's a set persona and personality

00:23:16.978 --> 00:23:22.317
that's been hardwired into their brains
that they don't know how to break out of.

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How do people break out of that?

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Because that's one of the things
that you help people do. now.

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Yeah. Look.

00:23:30.826 --> 00:23:35.330
So so the thing is, this is, you know,
all my keynotes, all my workshops,

00:23:35.789 --> 00:23:39.251
all my interviews, 90% of it is context

00:23:39.668 --> 00:23:44.548
is for us to understand what has happened,
firstly is to accept

00:23:44.548 --> 00:23:48.343
where we are at the moment
and give us all an understanding

00:23:48.343 --> 00:23:50.846
that we all pretty much in the same boat.
This is how our brains work.

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It's, it's weird because it actually
it feels like the brain is ancient.

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You know, the software is so outdated.

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It just doesn't it's not built
for adaptability.

00:24:01.022 --> 00:24:02.232
It's built for safety, right?

00:24:02.232 --> 00:24:05.110
So we really have to evolve
our consciousness.

00:24:05.110 --> 00:24:09.906
We have to evolve of our beingness to be
able to become okay with uncertainty.

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So now how do we do that?

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Now, there's two ways that we have seen
through scientific research,

00:24:17.914 --> 00:24:24.504
through brain scans,
that show us our brain in a state of high

00:24:24.504 --> 00:24:28.091
beta where there's absolute adrenaline
pushing through

00:24:28.425 --> 00:24:32.554
and our brains in a state of low
beta and high alpha,

00:24:32.637 --> 00:24:35.765
which is the state
that gets us to celebrate uncertainty

00:24:35.974 --> 00:24:39.394
and gets us to become creative, open
minded and imaginative.

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And those two things are psychedelics
and meditation,

00:24:44.691 --> 00:24:48.320
and those are the two only things
that we are seeing at the moment

00:24:48.570 --> 00:24:50.822
that gives our brain a reset,

00:24:51.531 --> 00:24:53.617
gives our brain an opportunity

00:24:53.867 --> 00:24:56.620
to unwire and un-fire

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the personality traits that we have
embedded and concretized into our brains.

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Now, when you look at the brain
under a brain scan,

00:25:05.170 --> 00:25:09.508
under both of those scenarios,
it's relaxed.

00:25:10.634 --> 00:25:14.638
And when your brain is relaxed,
it can rewire and refire

00:25:15.096 --> 00:25:18.183
new thoughts, new habits and new values.

00:25:18.725 --> 00:25:21.853
And ultimately,
where we need to reach as human beings

00:25:22.229 --> 00:25:25.232
is get ourselves to state on a daily basis

00:25:25.524 --> 00:25:28.360
of a calm heart and a clear mind.

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And what high beta does
is exactly the opposite.

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It gets us to have a flattering heart
and a busy mind,

00:25:36.910 --> 00:25:39.788
and we've almost come to think
and celebrate.

00:25:40.205 --> 00:25:41.540
The busier your heart is,

00:25:41.540 --> 00:25:45.210
the more flattering your heart is,
the more confused and busy your mind is.

00:25:45.544 --> 00:25:47.504
Well done. That means you’re busy.

00:25:47.504 --> 00:25:50.173
That means you’re driving
and you operating at a high level.

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But really, that's not what the future
requires.

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That future requires
a new version of who we are.

00:25:57.847 --> 00:25:58.682
Interesting.

00:25:58.682 --> 00:26:04.312
So I've got a friend and he's ex-British
Special Forces and he fought his

00:26:04.312 --> 00:26:09.234
first bareknuckle boxing fight at the O2
Arena over in London there.

00:26:09.234 --> 00:26:12.279
So professional fight, raising money

00:26:12.279 --> 00:26:16.283
for heroic hearts
and heroic hearts deals with

00:26:17.409 --> 00:26:20.203
psilocybin and psychedelic

00:26:21.705 --> 00:26:25.000
use for PTSD in veterans and in soldiers.

00:26:25.000 --> 00:26:28.795
And he's done a lot of research on
He gave me a book on it

00:26:28.795 --> 00:26:30.714
He says, You should read this,
and I never did read it.

00:26:30.714 --> 00:26:32.674
Finally,
he’s like just watch the Netflix show.

00:26:32.674 --> 00:26:34.301
It's got all the information on there.

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Yeah,
but you know, there is a natural aversion

00:26:38.680 --> 00:26:42.892
based on cultural norms to psychedelics,

00:26:42.892 --> 00:26:46.187
but meditation has
a high acceptability rate

00:26:47.355 --> 00:26:49.232
in some parts of the world.

00:26:49.232 --> 00:26:53.111
MM In some parts
it doesn't, no, of course, of course.

00:26:53.111 --> 00:26:55.989
Some places it's like people are saying,
What are you talking about?

00:26:55.989 --> 00:27:00.410
I mean they, they attach meditation
to sandal wearing, lentil eating, man,

00:27:00.410 --> 00:27:02.954
bun people, you know, with baggy pants.

00:27:03.663 --> 00:27:04.039
Right.

00:27:04.039 --> 00:27:06.583
So yes, it's not accepted
in some parts of the world.

00:27:06.791 --> 00:27:11.755
But also remember that conformity is what
we've been celebrated for in our society.

00:27:12.255 --> 00:27:14.799
You know, conform and be celebrated.

00:27:15.216 --> 00:27:17.427
Go to church and be celebrated.

00:27:17.427 --> 00:27:19.721
Drink alcohol and be celebrated.

00:27:19.888 --> 00:27:22.390
Take Ritalin, take Prozac.

00:27:22.515 --> 00:27:23.475
And you’re Great.

00:27:23.475 --> 00:27:24.601
But smoke a joint.

00:27:24.601 --> 00:27:25.268
Oh, my God.

00:27:25.268 --> 00:27:28.897
God forbid
you're going off the rails. Hmm.

00:27:28.938 --> 00:27:32.484
Now think about the construct
of how society is being built.

00:27:32.484 --> 00:27:37.489
Is that anything that helps you heal
and open your consciousness is illegal.

00:27:38.323 --> 00:27:43.078
And everything that is dumbing us down
like sugar, like alcohol,

00:27:43.244 --> 00:27:46.414
like pharmaceuticals, is legislated
for us to take

00:27:46.414 --> 00:27:49.668
and prescribed
to us through a medical foundation

00:27:50.085 --> 00:27:52.545
that's built into our brain that says,

00:27:52.671 --> 00:27:56.466
this is okay, that's not okay.

00:27:56.466 --> 00:27:57.926
Very interesting.

00:27:57.926 --> 00:28:02.347
And there's I mean, you can extrapolate
that all the way to the tinfoil hat side.

00:28:02.597 --> 00:28:06.685
But, you know, one thing I've noticed
is these people with the and we do an air

00:28:06.685 --> 00:28:10.605
brackets here for people who are listening
who are wearing the tinfoil hats.

00:28:11.356 --> 00:28:11.940
Yeah.

00:28:11.940 --> 00:28:15.151
A lot of the things that they've been
talking about really isn't that crazy.

00:28:15.151 --> 00:28:16.986
It's all in hindsight, right?

00:28:17.946 --> 00:28:19.447
Yeah.

00:28:19.447 --> 00:28:21.074
I mean, think about aliens, right?

00:28:21.074 --> 00:28:24.244
I mean, they talking about aliens
all this time in the last 20 years,

00:28:24.953 --> 00:28:27.330
all of a sudden we're like,
Oh, yeah, of course there's aliens.

00:28:27.330 --> 00:28:30.792
I mean, I mean, ten years ago, people off
the world would be like, Are you crazy?

00:28:30.959 --> 00:28:32.168
Now? It's like, Yeah, yeah.

00:28:32.168 --> 00:28:34.087
It's just a matter of time
for them to come meet us.

00:28:34.087 --> 00:28:34.754
You know?

00:28:34.754 --> 00:28:37.424
All of a sudden the tonalities changed.

00:28:37.424 --> 00:28:38.049
Yeah.

00:28:38.049 --> 00:28:42.345
And why do you think that is?

00:28:42.345 --> 00:28:45.682
Well, I mean, I mean, it depends how deep
you want to go into it, but what I do

00:28:45.682 --> 00:28:47.684
think is that

00:28:49.144 --> 00:28:51.396
consciously on a mass

00:28:51.396 --> 00:28:56.985
consciousness level, we're getting ready
to engage with them, because if we believe

00:28:56.985 --> 00:29:01.573
they're out there, we think we out there,
we we want to engage with them.

00:29:01.573 --> 00:29:03.491
We're not scared of them.

00:29:03.491 --> 00:29:08.371
Then they arrive more easily
and think about how our imagination works.

00:29:08.371 --> 00:29:11.624
And as Einstein said,
he said, imagination is more important

00:29:11.624 --> 00:29:13.918
than knowledge
is the forthcoming attractions to life.

00:29:14.502 --> 00:29:18.256
And we have not been taught
how to use our imagination correctly

00:29:18.465 --> 00:29:22.927
because we use our imagination
in the worst way possible.

00:29:22.927 --> 00:29:26.848
It's called anxiousness,
where we catastrophize the future

00:29:27.015 --> 00:29:29.642
rather than think about it
in optimistic ways.

00:29:30.477 --> 00:29:33.313
And we are constantly
using our imagination

00:29:33.313 --> 00:29:36.608
because think about this
Have you ever wanted to buy a new car?

00:29:36.608 --> 00:29:38.026
And then you see that car everywhere?

00:29:39.652 --> 00:29:41.196
Yeah, that happens, right?

00:29:41.196 --> 00:29:43.156
Yeah, of course it happens to all of us.

00:29:43.156 --> 00:29:46.242
And what about that idiot that you don't
like that you see at the grocery store?

00:29:46.242 --> 00:29:49.162
You see him at the traffic light,
you see him at the gym, you keep bumping into him

00:29:49.162 --> 00:29:50.663
There he is again.

00:29:50.663 --> 00:29:53.041
There he is again and again.

00:29:53.041 --> 00:29:54.667
This is our imagination.

00:29:54.667 --> 00:29:58.922
And so we don't give enough kudos
to our imagination because why imagination

00:29:58.922 --> 00:30:03.134
gets us to fit out, not fit in the system
required us to fit in.

00:30:03.343 --> 00:30:06.095
It wasn't about your curiosity,
fascination and imagination.

00:30:06.095 --> 00:30:10.225
It was about follow these rules
and conform and you'll be celebrated.

00:30:10.767 --> 00:30:14.145
And so again,
think about how our imagination

00:30:14.145 --> 00:30:17.023
is changing around alien interaction

00:30:17.232 --> 00:30:19.901
with the filtering of news
starting to change.

00:30:20.735 --> 00:30:23.571
Two years ago,
when the COVID was happening, we get oh,

00:30:23.571 --> 00:30:27.283
yes, the Pentagon is releasing papers
that, yes, it's been engaging with.

00:30:27.283 --> 00:30:27.700
Oh, yeah.

00:30:27.700 --> 00:30:31.579
And there's a general from Israel
talking about all of these alien engagements

00:30:31.579 --> 00:30:31.955
Oh, yeah.

00:30:31.955 --> 00:30:35.291
And then there's a Canadian minister
talking and all of a sudden

00:30:35.625 --> 00:30:38.795
CNN is talking about,
Oh, yeah, yeah, this this is normal.

00:30:39.212 --> 00:30:40.505
Well, hang on a second.

00:30:40.505 --> 00:30:42.757
What do you mean this is normal?
This wasn't normal just six months ago.

00:30:42.757 --> 00:30:43.925
Now it's normal.

00:30:43.925 --> 00:30:46.094
So we are preparing ourselves for it,
you know,

00:30:46.094 --> 00:30:49.180
And I think that's also something
we need to look at on a mass scale,

00:30:49.347 --> 00:30:53.142
what's happening to our mass
consciousness around that topic.

00:30:54.310 --> 00:30:54.727
So that

00:30:54.727 --> 00:30:57.605
that idea of mass consciousness,
I think is really interesting.

00:30:57.856 --> 00:30:59.899
And you talk about fitting in.

00:30:59.899 --> 00:31:03.778
One thing that I never did
well growing up was fit in.

00:31:03.778 --> 00:31:08.950
In fact, when I was in grade three
and my parents were ready to ship me off,

00:31:08.950 --> 00:31:09.617
they said, They're done.

00:31:09.617 --> 00:31:12.453
They're trying to find a place
they can, some sort of a boarding school.

00:31:12.495 --> 00:31:13.830
It'll take me for free.

00:31:13.830 --> 00:31:17.667
And there is a place on the island
that they're looking at, and they gave me

00:31:17.667 --> 00:31:18.459
the brochures.

00:31:18.459 --> 00:31:20.503
I'm looking through it, and I'm like,
I don't know.

00:31:20.503 --> 00:31:22.964
And somebody says,
You should send her to a shrink.

00:31:22.964 --> 00:31:25.258
And the shrink says,
Hey, he's got ADHD. right?

00:31:25.300 --> 00:31:29.220
These few other things
here, let's prescribe him Ritalin.

00:31:29.220 --> 00:31:32.432
And in fact, let's prescribe him
the highest dosage,

00:31:32.432 --> 00:31:35.518
because they could only prescribe
such a high level.

00:31:35.518 --> 00:31:38.563
So they say
you'll take eight in the morning,

00:31:38.563 --> 00:31:42.400
another six in the afternoon,
and we'll just keep an open it up.

00:31:42.775 --> 00:31:45.945
And yeah, we'll this will be a test case.

00:31:45.945 --> 00:31:51.451
And I did that from I guess around, grade
3 to to, grade seven into grade seven.

00:31:51.451 --> 00:31:53.912
I'm like, you know, I'm not likeing this.
I hate this.

00:31:53.912 --> 00:31:55.079
My eyes are sensitive to light.

00:31:55.079 --> 00:31:57.290
I got headaches all the time, my appetites...

00:31:57.290 --> 00:32:01.169
And I don't feel like me
and I just cold turkey took myself off.

00:32:01.169 --> 00:32:03.671
I said, I'm not doing this anymore. So

00:32:04.714 --> 00:32:08.009
that, you know, a lot of things
that'll happen in your younger years

00:32:08.009 --> 00:32:11.387
tend to be the things
that kind of hardwired into your brain

00:32:11.387 --> 00:32:13.723
and they can start building
your pattern into the future.

00:32:13.723 --> 00:32:16.100
But that idea of fitting in,

00:32:16.976 --> 00:32:21.689
I've,  I've never really had that, but
I can attribute that to where I am now.

00:32:21.689 --> 00:32:23.107
I wouldn't change anything.

00:32:23.107 --> 00:32:26.945
I'd look in what happened in the past
is what made me, and

00:32:28.321 --> 00:32:32.533
it's created a level of uniqueness,
what you talk about or individuality

00:32:33.201 --> 00:32:37.747
and you know, the other the other thing
that being I guess a bit of an outsider

00:32:37.747 --> 00:32:40.124
looking in
and watching how things interact

00:32:40.124 --> 00:32:43.086
and we talk about this sort of mass
consciousness.

00:32:43.086 --> 00:32:45.630
One thing I've come to

00:32:45.630 --> 00:32:48.132
realize, there's that famous

00:32:48.132 --> 00:32:51.427
quote from Viktor Frankl
when he was in the concentration camps

00:32:51.427 --> 00:32:56.391
and everything was taken from him
and he's like, Why are some people happy?

00:32:57.100 --> 00:33:00.395
And they're in atrocious situations,
and other people in the exact same

00:33:00.395 --> 00:33:04.440
situation are just beside themselves
and can't even function.

00:33:04.440 --> 00:33:07.151
And he came down to the
he tried to sum it all up.

00:33:07.151 --> 00:33:09.070
He says, You know,
the one thing you can't take from me

00:33:09.070 --> 00:33:11.030
is the way I choose to respond
to what you do.

00:33:11.030 --> 00:33:14.325
To me, the last of life's
great freedoms is one's ability

00:33:14.325 --> 00:33:16.828
to choose your own attitude
in any given circumstance.

00:33:17.495 --> 00:33:22.375
But with that choosing of attitude,
you create your environment around you.

00:33:22.542 --> 00:33:24.377
And I'm kind of just going full circle.

00:33:24.377 --> 00:33:28.506
When we talk about the mass consciousness,
is that the mass

00:33:28.506 --> 00:33:31.968
consciousness of everybody coming to
or are we creating our own realities

00:33:31.968 --> 00:33:35.763
that this is what we see,
just like we see the vehicle or whatever

00:33:35.763 --> 00:33:36.889
it might be,

00:33:36.889 --> 00:33:38.266
whereas somebody else

00:33:38.266 --> 00:33:41.102
that the idea of aliens
might not even be on their radar

00:33:41.102 --> 00:33:43.938
because they're just not on that
frequency. They're not attuned to it.

00:33:44.939 --> 00:33:45.398
So look,

00:33:45.398 --> 00:33:48.526
it's a fantastic question,
and let me just start off with ADHD.

00:33:48.526 --> 00:33:53.990
And attention deficit disorder means that
And look, I also have some of it,

00:33:54.866 --> 00:33:59.203
and it means that we didn't
get enough attention

00:33:59.203 --> 00:34:03.082
from our parents between the ages of one
and five, something happened.

00:34:03.082 --> 00:34:05.334
You had a younger brother,
a younger sister.

00:34:05.334 --> 00:34:07.712
Something is going on
your parents marriage.

00:34:07.962 --> 00:34:13.593
But somehow this AD, this attention deficit,
look, think of the word attention deficit.

00:34:13.926 --> 00:34:17.513
You stopped getting attention
from your caregivers.

00:34:17.555 --> 00:34:19.724
Now, it wasn't
because they were malicious,

00:34:19.724 --> 00:34:23.561
but I got a younger brother and
my mom and dad's marriage was atrocious.

00:34:23.561 --> 00:34:25.104
And so they were fighting.

00:34:25.104 --> 00:34:27.231
There was constant
violence in the household,

00:34:27.523 --> 00:34:29.901
and I was the one
who was not getting their attention.

00:34:29.901 --> 00:34:30.818
And guess what?

00:34:30.818 --> 00:34:32.737
I was not good at school.

00:34:32.737 --> 00:34:33.946
I didn't fit in.

00:34:33.946 --> 00:34:38.159
I couldn't go about following, like
sitting down for long periods of time.

00:34:38.159 --> 00:34:39.911
Thank God I never got to the Ritalin idea.

00:34:39.911 --> 00:34:43.915
But, you know, a lot of kids are suffering
from this because of what happened

00:34:43.915 --> 00:34:45.208
to them in their childhood.

00:34:45.208 --> 00:34:47.919
I don't know what happened to you,
but I definitely know what happened to me.

00:34:47.919 --> 00:34:52.840
And it's and it's quite obvious
why I got that attention deficit disorder.

00:34:52.840 --> 00:34:54.342
The second question

00:34:54.342 --> 00:34:59.180
that you're talking about is
I think reality has multiple levels to it.

00:34:59.430 --> 00:35:02.475
And there's a great line
that says the future has arrived.

00:35:02.475 --> 00:35:04.185
It's just unevenly distributed,

00:35:05.311 --> 00:35:06.479
which means that

00:35:06.479 --> 00:35:09.315
some people are in the future
and some people are in the past.

00:35:09.690 --> 00:35:13.236
And if you go to little towns
around the world, you'll see that

00:35:13.236 --> 00:35:18.449
these little towns are stuck in 1983
and they stuck in 1974.

00:35:18.491 --> 00:35:20.868
They stuck
and they stuck in some time zone.

00:35:21.661 --> 00:35:23.704
And so people are very happy to go.

00:35:23.704 --> 00:35:26.833
And what happens in those towns,
very little

00:35:26.999 --> 00:35:29.377
time goes very slowly.

00:35:29.836 --> 00:35:33.464
And then you go to other cities
and those time is moving and it's fast.

00:35:33.464 --> 00:35:36.968
And so I think there's multiple timelines
that are happening

00:35:37.385 --> 00:35:41.055
and there are two major mass consciousness
that are happening around the world.

00:35:41.305 --> 00:35:44.851
One that's driven by fear
and one that's driven by love.

00:35:45.434 --> 00:35:49.772
And so you have lots of people
in the world that are absolutely frozen

00:35:49.772 --> 00:35:53.484
with fear because the economics situation
that they are facing,

00:35:53.651 --> 00:35:56.487
the the political situation
they're facing.

00:35:56.487 --> 00:35:57.196
I mean, your neighbor,

00:35:57.196 --> 00:35:59.991
America, is a perfect example of it,
where you have half the country

00:36:00.324 --> 00:36:03.369
thinks that everybody's
coming to kill them and the whole world

00:36:03.369 --> 00:36:04.370
is against them.

00:36:04.370 --> 00:36:07.832
Then deep victimhood
and then the other side of the country

00:36:07.957 --> 00:36:12.336
is total liberal libertarians
taking the left thing far too far.

00:36:12.336 --> 00:36:15.214
It's like,
look at how different those two lives are.

00:36:15.256 --> 00:36:18.134
It's just it's on opposite
sides of the coin.

00:36:18.467 --> 00:36:22.763
So I don't know
if mass con- there is some mass consciousness.

00:36:22.763 --> 00:36:23.723
Absolutely.

00:36:23.723 --> 00:36:24.724
But it's divided.

00:36:24.724 --> 00:36:26.184
There's multiple layers of it.

00:36:26.184 --> 00:36:28.978
In fact, maybe there's
an infinite number of layers to it.

00:36:28.978 --> 00:36:32.857
There's so many different
sort of experiences that are happening.

00:36:33.191 --> 00:36:38.112
I think it's quite an... it's quite a high
consciousness that's seeing and expecting

00:36:38.112 --> 00:36:41.782
and engaging with our ability
to raise our consciousness

00:36:41.949 --> 00:36:44.827
to even think about aliens
and engaging with other lives.

00:36:45.077 --> 00:36:49.957
I don't think 80% of the human population
is at all in any way doing that.

00:36:49.957 --> 00:36:52.293
But they've got other realities
that they're experiencing

00:36:52.293 --> 00:36:54.462
and we all have our own realities
that we are experiencing.

00:36:54.462 --> 00:36:58.341
And you might walk past some people and
go, Oh, I just don't like their energy.

00:36:58.341 --> 00:37:00.218
You know, it's like low energy.

00:37:00.218 --> 00:37:03.095
And you might go around some people and
say, Wow, they've got really high energy.

00:37:03.095 --> 00:37:04.555
I really like hanging out with them.

00:37:04.555 --> 00:37:07.850
What you're actually saying
is they running on different frequencies,

00:37:07.850 --> 00:37:11.562
different radio stations,
they on different radio waves.

00:37:11.812 --> 00:37:15.399
And so the world is divided up
into these massive different waves

00:37:15.399 --> 00:37:17.068
and everybody's
having their own experience.

00:37:18.736 --> 00:37:20.947
I remember for a number of

00:37:20.947 --> 00:37:24.283
years ago, there's a company in Burnaby
and they make quantum computers.

00:37:24.283 --> 00:37:26.577
I don't know if they're still around.
I think they're called D-Wave.

00:37:26.577 --> 00:37:28.746
And they had some predictions

00:37:29.205 --> 00:37:33.376
Okay, And they had some predictions
about quantum computing.

00:37:33.376 --> 00:37:33.751
And I remember

00:37:33.751 --> 00:37:37.964
they're talking about how it works
in superposition and that's how they yeah,

00:37:38.172 --> 00:37:41.926
every year they've got massive increases
and what can happen through that.

00:37:42.218 --> 00:37:48.432
But one of their predictions was the,
the discovery of

00:37:48.516 --> 00:37:52.186
I think it was other worlds
or other beings

00:37:52.186 --> 00:37:56.440
within the next X number of years
based on the use of quantum computing.

00:37:56.440 --> 00:38:02.863
And yes, I had a long discussion
with an ex JTF2 fellow

00:38:02.863 --> 00:38:08.536
and on a show called The Collective
talking about A.I., and

00:38:08.536 --> 00:38:12.832
I borrowed shamelessly from some of this
some of your work just so I could.

00:38:12.873 --> 00:38:16.460
Sounds a little bit intelligent,
but I reference you.

00:38:16.460 --> 00:38:18.796
I referenced you on that. And

00:38:20.381 --> 00:38:21.048
but talking

00:38:21.048 --> 00:38:25.845
about these realities and what we...
how we can create our own reality

00:38:26.053 --> 00:38:27.847
they’ve got this nonprofit thing
they're putting together

00:38:27.847 --> 00:38:31.017
and they're trying to help people
from a military perspective,

00:38:31.017 --> 00:38:33.728
using what they've learned to be able
to get people to

00:38:35.896 --> 00:38:37.523
unscrew their life essentially,

00:38:37.523 --> 00:38:39.692
or get onto a track that they want to be.

00:38:40.568 --> 00:38:43.070
But the the idea

00:38:43.070 --> 00:38:47.199
of having other realities,

00:38:47.783 --> 00:38:51.787
I think, to my way of thinking anyways,
if we can create our own reality,

00:38:52.079 --> 00:38:56.375
if we can create what happens around us,
just through our actions, intentions

00:38:56.375 --> 00:38:58.836
and your energy or vibration
as you're saying there.

00:38:59.420 --> 00:39:01.839
And if we expect
that we're going to be seeing

00:39:02.381 --> 00:39:05.217
and we let's say aliens,
which could be a microorganism, some

00:39:05.217 --> 00:39:09.096
which could be a walking, talking,
being or an extra dimensional being,

00:39:09.096 --> 00:39:12.516
which might actually even be closer
to the fact when we start

00:39:12.516 --> 00:39:17.438
looking at quantum reality,
where do you see let's say,

00:39:17.438 --> 00:39:19.940
we're on that path
and we're going towards it in the future.

00:39:20.775 --> 00:39:22.943
do you see that as reality and

00:39:22.943 --> 00:39:26.822
do you have thoughts or suggestions
for people and how they can embrace that?

00:39:28.282 --> 00:39:28.866
Well, I didn't

00:39:28.866 --> 00:39:32.203
expect the talk to go this direction
coming from a gun and hunting show.

00:39:32.203 --> 00:39:34.622
But anyway, let's dive in.

00:39:34.622 --> 00:39:37.583
Yeah, I love it. I love it.

00:39:37.792 --> 00:39:38.626
Look, you like it?

00:39:38.626 --> 00:39:41.128
Yeah, I said I love it.
I love it, I love it.

00:39:41.128 --> 00:39:42.588
Thank you so much.

00:39:42.588 --> 00:39:43.339
No problem.

00:39:43.339 --> 00:39:46.217
Okay,
So let's think about quantum computers.

00:39:46.217 --> 00:39:51.722
And the idea around quantum computers
is talking about the ones and zeros being

00:39:52.723 --> 00:39:56.894
available
to us the same time where as Newtonian science

00:39:56.894 --> 00:39:57.937
and the old way of computer.

00:39:57.937 --> 00:39:59.980
Say there's either a one or a zero.

00:39:59.980 --> 00:40:02.316
Okay, but quantum says
they’re both around at the same time.

00:40:02.441 --> 00:40:06.695
Now- right.  In Newtonian times,
our idea of reality

00:40:06.695 --> 00:40:11.075
was that there's an action
and a delayed reaction.

00:40:11.534 --> 00:40:14.787
Reality was an objective

00:40:14.787 --> 00:40:18.457
experience and was linear in fashion.

00:40:18.582 --> 00:40:21.669
We had to wait an amount of time
for things to happen.

00:40:22.545 --> 00:40:26.799
But what's starting to happen now,
through the research of quantum science,

00:40:26.966 --> 00:40:30.553
where we have the
the idea that people are moving into

00:40:30.719 --> 00:40:34.974
deeper and deeper
research of smaller and smaller molecules,

00:40:35.141 --> 00:40:38.269
understanding
that everything is waves of light

00:40:38.561 --> 00:40:42.815
and depending on the wave structure,
we have density

00:40:42.982 --> 00:40:47.570
and then lighter and lighter
versions of density and the lighter

00:40:47.570 --> 00:40:52.408
and higher your consciousness or vibration
goes, the more seamless

00:40:52.408 --> 00:40:55.870
your life seems to become through
a process of synchronicities.

00:40:56.328 --> 00:40:59.707
Now, what starts to happen
in a process of quantum science,

00:40:59.999 --> 00:41:06.046
you realize that time is malleable,
it's not stuck in stone.

00:41:06.464 --> 00:41:10.509
And so when you are doing something
you love, time disappears.

00:41:11.135 --> 00:41:13.971
When you do something
you hate, time takes forever.

00:41:14.305 --> 00:41:17.099
The same minute is experienced differently

00:41:17.099 --> 00:41:20.936
based on your level of consciousness
and vibration and understanding.

00:41:21.187 --> 00:41:26.942
Now, what quantum science is also
proving to us is that there is no time.

00:41:28.194 --> 00:41:30.529
There's only the forever now

00:41:30.529 --> 00:41:33.157
and the forever now can be perceived

00:41:33.657 --> 00:41:37.912
from an infinite number
of vibrational viewpoints.

00:41:38.704 --> 00:41:42.917
When your vibration is low,
your experience of reality

00:41:43.209 --> 00:41:47.588
is an echo back to you, of your low
expectation, of your self,

00:41:47.838 --> 00:41:50.466
your self-worth,
and what the future looks like.

00:41:50.883 --> 00:41:53.177
So you keep reconfirming yourself

00:41:53.385 --> 00:41:57.014
and to yourself based on your low
vibration belief systems.

00:41:57.223 --> 00:42:00.226
And you keep confirming that
what you're believing is true.

00:42:00.935 --> 00:42:06.273
But now the very same experience
from a higher vibrational point

00:42:06.398 --> 00:42:09.777
when your frequency is increased
and again, we can get deeper

00:42:09.777 --> 00:42:12.738
into raising our frequency
and really understanding how to do that

00:42:13.113 --> 00:42:18.369
is you experience of time changes
your synchronicities increase.

00:42:18.577 --> 00:42:22.331
And we must remember that many of these
I don't call them aliens, I call them

00:42:22.456 --> 00:42:26.752
interdimensional beings
and these interdimensional beings

00:42:27.086 --> 00:42:31.423
are around us,
but on different radio frequencies.

00:42:31.423 --> 00:42:31.840
Mm hmm.

00:42:31.840 --> 00:42:34.301
We are on this radio frequency.

00:42:34.510 --> 00:42:36.345
They are frequency on another level.

00:42:36.345 --> 00:42:38.138
They're not as dense as we are.

00:42:38.138 --> 00:42:40.057
They much lighter than us.

00:42:40.057 --> 00:42:44.353
And so as we elevate our energy,
so then it becomes more obvious

00:42:44.353 --> 00:42:48.440
for us to engage with them and it becomes
more obvious for them to engage with us.

00:42:48.649 --> 00:42:50.651
So let me ask you this.

00:42:50.651 --> 00:42:53.320
If you're somebody
that's working on yourself quite a lot,

00:42:53.862 --> 00:42:57.366
do you come across people
that are addicted to crack cocaine?

00:42:57.616 --> 00:43:00.077
Do you come across people that are robbing
banks?

00:43:00.077 --> 00:43:03.330
Do you come across people
that are involved in pedophile? Not at all!

00:43:03.372 --> 00:43:06.083
It's just not even in your
you have no idea

00:43:06.083 --> 00:43:08.168
that's even happening,
you don't know where it's happening.

00:43:08.168 --> 00:43:11.046
But that's happening down the street,
down the town in it

00:43:11.046 --> 00:43:14.049
could be happening at the house
next to you, but you don't even see it

00:43:14.383 --> 00:43:17.303
because you're not
in your vibrational stance.

00:43:17.970 --> 00:43:22.266
And then other people have got
a very different energy around money.

00:43:22.516 --> 00:43:25.102
Every way they look,
they see ways to make money.

00:43:25.102 --> 00:43:26.979
And some people
never know how to make money,

00:43:26.979 --> 00:43:30.816
but they live in the exact same space,
in the exact same town, and one person

00:43:30.816 --> 00:43:32.109
sees it differently to the other.

00:43:32.109 --> 00:43:36.405
Now, if we extrapolate this idea of you
not engaging with bank robbers

00:43:36.614 --> 00:43:40.159
and not engaging with crack dealers,
it means that you're reading on a

00:43:40.159 --> 00:43:40.659
different frequency.

00:43:40.659 --> 00:43:43.537
Now extrapolate this up
and think about interdimensional beings.

00:43:43.787 --> 00:43:46.749
They’re on a much higher level
radio station and frequency to us.

00:43:46.749 --> 00:43:49.585
And as we engage
with our consciousness and rise it

00:43:49.835 --> 00:43:52.755
so these beings
become more accessible to us.

00:43:54.298 --> 00:43:56.592
I like that perception you know,

00:43:56.592 --> 00:44:01.722
a number of years ago I got my advanced
ham radio license here in Canada.

00:44:01.722 --> 00:44:04.933
So you can operate radios
and you have to learn the, you know,

00:44:04.933 --> 00:44:08.937
Ohm's Law and all the radio antenna links
and how it all works.

00:44:08.937 --> 00:44:10.856
And one guy said to me, say,

00:44:10.856 --> 00:44:13.692
as he's going through it,
he says, he got really deep into it.

00:44:14.318 --> 00:44:15.778
Everything's on a frequency.

00:44:15.778 --> 00:44:19.281
He says, We talk, it's on a frequency,
radio is on a frequency.

00:44:19.281 --> 00:44:21.075
We see everything on a frequencies.

00:44:21.075 --> 00:44:23.535
Like everything is just on a wavelength
of something.

00:44:23.535 --> 00:44:26.163
And that kind of

00:44:26.163 --> 00:44:30.042
clicked in my mind because prior to that
I was always if somebody says, Oh,

00:44:30.042 --> 00:44:34.296
you know, change your frequency,
it sounds like the man bun, sandle wearing

00:44:34.463 --> 00:44:35.297
Yeah, exactly.

00:44:35.297 --> 00:44:37.925
It does, doesn't it? Yeah, but it does.

00:44:38.467 --> 00:44:40.511
But if you look at it
from that standpoint,

00:44:40.844 --> 00:44:44.098
you know, everything's coming at us
is we got Wi-Fi signals coming around.

00:44:44.098 --> 00:44:48.060
We've got we got all these different
frequencies of communication.

00:44:48.060 --> 00:44:50.020
This is just another level of it.

00:44:51.188 --> 00:44:52.648
This is just- Well its science

00:44:52.648 --> 00:44:54.900
what I'm telling you actually it's
not it's not every faith.

00:44:55.025 --> 00:44:56.652
This is science has proven by science.

00:44:56.652 --> 00:44:58.904
This is a science discussion.

00:44:58.904 --> 00:45:01.532
So I saw recently and I didn't

00:45:01.740 --> 00:45:04.326
fact check it, but it sounded interesting.

00:45:05.077 --> 00:45:08.789
People talking about what was it
they watched a movie

00:45:09.039 --> 00:45:13.961
and movie was all about stress
and the negative aspects of stress

00:45:13.961 --> 00:45:17.047
and what it can have on a person's life
and other people.

00:45:17.047 --> 00:45:20.759
They watch the same movie,
but they were given all the positive

00:45:20.759 --> 00:45:23.303
aspects of what stress you know it can.

00:45:23.762 --> 00:45:26.682
And they found people came out
from the exact same situation,

00:45:26.682 --> 00:45:29.893
but because they perceived
the stress differently,

00:45:30.519 --> 00:45:35.274
the negative effects were identifiable
in their blood.

00:45:35.274 --> 00:45:37.401
Right?
They could higher, cortisol levels higher.

00:45:37.776 --> 00:45:41.071
And apparently the same thing
for having a milkshake right?

00:45:41.071 --> 00:45:43.240
with some say your that's bad
and all the rest.

00:45:43.240 --> 00:45:46.452
The other one says oh it's good
for the brain and this is an energy shake

00:45:46.744 --> 00:45:49.872
and just that perception
alone of these different things.

00:45:50.080 --> 00:45:53.625
Again, I didn't fact check this one,
so I don't want to be beacon off here,

00:45:53.625 --> 00:45:57.713
but it sounded like an interesting study
and it came across as looking factual.

00:45:58.839 --> 00:45:59.757
I mean, think think,

00:45:59.757 --> 00:46:02.092
you know, you know, cold water immersion.

00:46:02.801 --> 00:46:03.635
Mm hmm.

00:46:03.761 --> 00:46:06.597
Have you heard about cold water
immersion? Now when people don't know

00:46:06.638 --> 00:46:07.723
Don't know that it's good for you.

00:46:07.723 --> 00:46:09.850
They get hypothermia in 2 minutes.

00:46:09.850 --> 00:46:11.018
I've heard that.

00:46:11.018 --> 00:46:12.060
I've heard that. Exactly.

00:46:12.060 --> 00:46:12.728
And when they're good,

00:46:12.728 --> 00:46:15.230
when you think it's good for you,
you can stay in there for 10 minutes

00:46:15.522 --> 00:46:17.399
and you actually have great results
from it.

00:46:17.399 --> 00:46:19.026
You're not into panic yet.

00:46:19.026 --> 00:46:21.695
You're approaching it with, oh,
this is good for me.

00:46:21.695 --> 00:46:24.573
And the only thing
that changes is your mindset

00:46:24.573 --> 00:46:25.908
exactly, that's your approach.

00:46:25.908 --> 00:46:27.868
I mean, you're arriving at an airport

00:46:27.868 --> 00:46:29.703
and you think everything's
going to be seamless

00:46:29.703 --> 00:46:33.540
and everything seems to be seamless
and you're arriving in an airport

00:46:33.540 --> 00:46:36.668
and you angry and you're looking for
things to be angry about, and you'll find

00:46:36.668 --> 00:46:39.838
five things to be angry about
because that's really what you're looking for.

00:46:39.838 --> 00:46:43.383
You, you creep,
you keep reconfirming your belief system.

00:46:44.218 --> 00:46:46.470
The reality we live in is neutral.

00:46:47.596 --> 00:46:50.265
It is not bias, you are bias.

00:46:50.766 --> 00:46:53.560
Your perspective on something is the thing
that's echoing back to you.

00:46:53.685 --> 00:46:55.813
They did another study in Miami.

00:46:55.813 --> 00:46:59.817
They did a wellness day
for the staff of a hotel,

00:47:00.025 --> 00:47:01.693
and they explained
to the staff of the hotel

00:47:01.693 --> 00:47:04.780
that when they rise
or raise their heart rates,

00:47:04.947 --> 00:47:07.866
they lose weight
and they gave them all Fitbits.

00:47:08.283 --> 00:47:11.203
And the ladies that were cleaning
the rooms started to realize

00:47:11.203 --> 00:47:14.331
the heart rates are going up
and they started losing weight,

00:47:14.331 --> 00:47:16.959
doing exactly the same stuff,
doing the same work.

00:47:17.459 --> 00:47:19.169
And let's go even one step deeper.

00:47:19.169 --> 00:47:19.837
I don't know if you've seen

00:47:19.837 --> 00:47:23.006
any of this research,
but schizophrenic  people that are

00:47:23.674 --> 00:47:25.843
having multiple personality disorders,

00:47:26.385 --> 00:47:29.888
some of their personalities need glasses
and some of them don't.

00:47:31.098 --> 00:47:34.142
I remember... Some of their personality is

00:47:34.142 --> 00:47:36.395
allergic to grass and others aren't.

00:47:37.604 --> 00:47:39.648
And it manifests itself physically.

00:47:40.065 --> 00:47:41.859
Exactly. If physically.

00:47:41.859 --> 00:47:45.571
So if you think about this
and further study will show us and this is

00:47:45.821 --> 00:47:48.991
this is Einstein's word and phrase,
you can look it up.

00:47:49.825 --> 00:47:52.286
He says, The medicine of the future

00:47:52.828 --> 00:47:54.872
will be the medicine of frequency.

00:47:55.873 --> 00:47:58.333
And so what we've started to realize

00:47:58.333 --> 00:48:02.838
is that
diseases are linked to frequencies.

00:48:04.715 --> 00:48:08.176
And so when people are having cancers
and these things, they linked

00:48:08.176 --> 00:48:13.307
to your frequency of self-doubts,
of self-pity, of victimhood,

00:48:13.515 --> 00:48:18.186
of anger, of adrenaline,
and of high beta brainwave for 40 years,

00:48:18.478 --> 00:48:22.941
it manifests as a disease in your energy
field. Hmm.

00:48:23.275 --> 00:48:26.612
And so when you start to meditate
and you start to calm your heart

00:48:26.612 --> 00:48:29.489
and you start to change your brainwaves,
your diseases go away.

00:48:29.489 --> 00:48:33.827
Because why your changing your frequency
and the disease doesn't link itself

00:48:34.036 --> 00:48:35.162
to a higher frequency.

00:48:35.162 --> 00:48:37.706
It's only linked to a lower frequency.

00:48:37.706 --> 00:48:38.373
Mm hmm.

00:48:38.373 --> 00:48:42.544
So let me just back up here for a second,
because I'm a futurist.

00:48:42.544 --> 00:48:43.295
Mm hmm.

00:48:43.295 --> 00:48:47.382
I am a faculty member at Singularity,
at Duke, at London Business School.

00:48:47.507 --> 00:48:49.718
This is this is. I teach futurism.

00:48:49.927 --> 00:48:54.306
But what has happened in my work
and my research is that I keep realizing

00:48:54.640 --> 00:48:57.559
that there's no future, there is only the now.

00:48:57.726 --> 00:49:03.440
And the way you come at the now,
depends and determines your future.

00:49:05.233 --> 00:49:07.194
And so, you know,

00:49:07.235 --> 00:49:11.114
and so this is my own
and like it's an unbelievable journey

00:49:11.114 --> 00:49:15.077
that I've been on, because I'm
all about the future, but I'm now talking

00:49:15.077 --> 00:49:18.330
about frequency and meditation,
and I'm like, What happened to my work?

00:49:18.330 --> 00:49:22.793
Because I was talking about drones and,
you know, blockchain.

00:49:22.793 --> 00:49:25.629
And, and the more I dived into it,
the more I realized

00:49:25.629 --> 00:49:27.089
those things are irrelevant.

00:49:27.089 --> 00:49:30.092
If you're arriving at them anxious,

00:49:30.092 --> 00:49:31.176
they're irrelevant.

00:49:31.176 --> 00:49:34.471
If you're arriving them from a low
frequency, they are bad for you.

00:49:35.013 --> 00:49:39.267
But if you raise your frequency
and become more curious

00:49:39.267 --> 00:49:42.396
and creative and collaborative
and in an alpha brainwave,

00:49:42.729 --> 00:49:45.732
they are incredibly exciting to deal with.

00:49:46.233 --> 00:49:49.486
So why would you want to not arrive
at them with the right mindset

00:49:49.486 --> 00:49:53.198
and heart set so that you can
utilize them to do good with?

00:49:55.075 --> 00:49:56.743
I really like that way of thinking.

00:49:56.743 --> 00:49:58.870
You know, I

00:49:59.079 --> 00:50:00.789
in the talk about A.I.

00:50:00.789 --> 00:50:03.875
we had on the collective there,
I brought something up

00:50:03.875 --> 00:50:05.210
and I've been thinking about it

00:50:05.210 --> 00:50:08.005
a bit and I haven't had the time
to really think it through.

00:50:08.005 --> 00:50:10.632
But it's it's interesting
what you're talking about here.

00:50:10.632 --> 00:50:12.050
about there is no future.

00:50:12.050 --> 00:50:18.724
It's just a constant Now,
when you type something into A.I.

00:50:18.724 --> 00:50:21.351
and are surprised at
how accurate it can come back.

00:50:21.351 --> 00:50:24.271
And we're just in the infancy
of the whole A.I.

00:50:24.646 --> 00:50:28.567
renaissance here,
I've coming to the conclusion

00:50:28.567 --> 00:50:32.779
that I don't really think there's
any independent new thought on things.

00:50:32.779 --> 00:50:36.616
Everything's just a recycling
or of an idea that has happened before.

00:50:36.950 --> 00:50:40.579
And I said that, and I know I'm going to
be challenged on that in the future one.

00:50:40.996 --> 00:50:44.708
And I figure my response to
that will be well think of something new

00:50:44.708 --> 00:50:46.585
or tell me something new
and type it into A.I

00:50:46.585 --> 00:50:48.003
Let's see what comes up with. Right.

00:50:48.003 --> 00:50:51.131
Because if we can collect
all of the information that's out there.

00:50:51.131 --> 00:50:55.302
But yeah,
because what I was mentioning was,

00:50:55.302 --> 00:50:58.138
you know, as we look at A.I.

00:50:58.305 --> 00:51:01.933
and I think Elon came out and said
something along the lines of the odds

00:51:01.933 --> 00:51:05.020
of us living in a simulation exceeds

00:51:05.020 --> 00:51:08.148
the odds... is right that we aren't is

00:51:08.440 --> 00:51:11.777
and they've got the whole holographic
universe theory and

00:51:13.653 --> 00:51:15.030
there's also

00:51:15.030 --> 00:51:18.408
who's a guy who from reading Rainbow
the more you know the

00:51:19.701 --> 00:51:21.912
what's his name he's a scientist.

00:51:22.120 --> 00:51:24.456
Anyways he says, Look at...

00:51:24.456 --> 00:51:28.210
I was really disturbed by this thought
that we're living in a simulation,

00:51:28.210 --> 00:51:32.214
but my research
now says that it's a 5050 chance.

00:51:32.214 --> 00:51:34.549
Or maybe 51% chance. Right?

00:51:34.549 --> 00:51:35.801
And he's come out to that.

00:51:35.801 --> 00:51:37.844
We're either on the very first level
that's going

00:51:37.844 --> 00:51:40.472
to be creating the simulation. 

00:51:43.475 --> 00:51:45.393
So what?

00:51:45.393 --> 00:51:49.523
What I was looking at essentially was, you
know, people are like, well, am I real?

00:51:49.773 --> 00:51:52.567
Is this what I'm experiencing around me
real?

00:51:52.901 --> 00:51:55.612
And the conclusion I come to
is essentially

00:51:55.612 --> 00:51:58.657
we make our reality
and we base that off like Descartes,

00:51:58.698 --> 00:52:03.662
who says, I think therefore I am,
and who based that off of Saint Augustine?

00:52:03.662 --> 00:52:05.580
He was called out on that and he said,
No, no, no.

00:52:05.580 --> 00:52:08.416
Someone else said that before
you and Saint Augustine was leaving at the

00:52:08.708 --> 00:52:11.294
I think it was Aristotle
who built upon Plato.

00:52:11.294 --> 00:52:15.340
And eastern philosophers had the whole
butterfly having the dream thing.

00:52:15.632 --> 00:52:20.178
But when you look at these revolutionary,
groundbreaking ideas,

00:52:20.178 --> 00:52:23.181
I don't know if there's anything
that's truly new.

00:52:23.223 --> 00:52:24.057
Am I off base?

00:52:24.057 --> 00:52:27.102
In thinking that, or am I kind of
on the right track from your perspective? 

00:52:27.144 --> 00:52:29.437
No, absolutely.
I absolutely agree with you.

00:52:29.437 --> 00:52:32.440
I think that from
this level of consciousness,

00:52:33.608 --> 00:52:36.153
I think
we've kept you know, we've kept it.

00:52:36.153 --> 00:52:38.405
I, I don't see anything new.

00:52:38.405 --> 00:52:40.866
I'm constantly researching
and looking and checking.

00:52:41.116 --> 00:52:42.909
There's not real new thoughts out there.

00:52:42.909 --> 00:52:44.661
I think we need to elevate ourselves
to start

00:52:44.661 --> 00:52:48.790
to figure out new ways of thinking,
new solutions to bring about.

00:52:48.790 --> 00:52:51.877
And I think the panic in the world around

00:52:52.002 --> 00:52:55.463
A.I. is the fact that if we don't
evolve, A.I.

00:52:55.463 --> 00:52:57.632
is better than us and smarter than us.

00:52:57.632 --> 00:53:00.635
And if we didn't evolve post
agricultural times, steam

00:53:00.635 --> 00:53:03.471
engines and tractors
are better than us, they just are.

00:53:03.847 --> 00:53:06.933
But in our physicality, they're better
than us, not in our mentality,

00:53:07.350 --> 00:53:11.021
but now our mentality is
being... is being challenged.

00:53:11.104 --> 00:53:13.565
And so we have to now
think about our consciousness.

00:53:13.815 --> 00:53:15.442
We've
never thought about our consciousness.

00:53:15.442 --> 00:53:17.319
It's never been something
that we've even thought about.

00:53:17.319 --> 00:53:21.489
But remember, in agricultural times,
nobody thought about a data scientist

00:53:21.489 --> 00:53:24.701
or an accountant or a lawyer
or there was no such thing.

00:53:25.160 --> 00:53:25.911
There was a...

00:53:25.911 --> 00:53:29.539
It was a
it only evolved in the last 200 years.

00:53:29.539 --> 00:53:31.499
And so we are like Goldilocks.

00:53:31.499 --> 00:53:34.628
We want our porridge just like
it was just at the right temperature.

00:53:34.628 --> 00:53:37.297
Nothing must change,
just like we understand it to be.

00:53:37.672 --> 00:53:41.092
And it's almost like every generation
thinks that anything before us

00:53:41.092 --> 00:53:44.429
was pretty dumb, and anything
ahead of us is far too strange.

00:53:44.596 --> 00:53:47.307
So let's just keep things
exactly as they are,

00:53:47.474 --> 00:53:51.228
which is a ridiculous way
to think about the world, is that

00:53:51.228 --> 00:53:53.230
we have to be constantly
evolving and innovating.

00:53:53.230 --> 00:53:55.273
If we didn't,
we wouldn't have electricity,

00:53:55.941 --> 00:53:58.568
we wouldn't have computers,
we wouldn't have telephones,

00:53:58.568 --> 00:54:01.696
we wouldn't have a million things
that we take for granted today.

00:54:01.696 --> 00:54:03.073
We wouldn't have them. So what?

00:54:03.073 --> 00:54:04.991
We must stop everything now.

00:54:04.991 --> 00:54:07.994
And so we mustn't
also be scared of these things.

00:54:08.203 --> 00:54:10.830
We must be scared of them
if we're not evolving and elevating.

00:54:11.206 --> 00:54:14.209
And so look, do you want to talk about
the for ways to build consciousness?

00:54:14.209 --> 00:54:17.712
And then maybe that could be
the sort of the ending.

00:54:17.837 --> 00:54:20.382
Yeah, let's actually important
because we've been talking about.

00:54:20.382 --> 00:54:21.007
Yeah.

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So look at the research
that I've done around it.

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I call it human software transformation,

00:54:28.473 --> 00:54:33.228
and it's our software
that we need to evolve and elevate.

00:54:33.645 --> 00:54:36.398
And again,
like I spoke about a bit earlier,

00:54:36.398 --> 00:54:40.068
our personalities made a way made up of
how we think, how we act and how we feel.

00:54:40.193 --> 00:54:43.905
And the first thing
that we have to really think about

00:54:43.905 --> 00:54:48.243
is our past, our memories
and what is created.

00:54:48.243 --> 00:54:49.494
Our personality to date.

00:54:50.495 --> 00:54:52.539
And much of our personality

00:54:52.539 --> 00:54:54.874
has been formed through trauma

00:54:56.167 --> 00:54:59.587
and the trauma
that sits deep in our subconscious minds

00:54:59.587 --> 00:55:02.257
that we don't often even know we have.

00:55:03.341 --> 00:55:06.344
And, you know,
especially the older generation,

00:55:06.344 --> 00:55:11.516
when I gave my mum and dad coaching
sessions for one of their birthdays

00:55:11.516 --> 00:55:14.519
and they looked at me very strangely,
they're like, Why are you giving us this?

00:55:14.519 --> 00:55:15.645
This there's nothing wrong.

00:55:15.645 --> 00:55:18.189
Why would I want to go seek coaching?

00:55:18.189 --> 00:55:21.609
And I realize that it's their generation
just doesn't see like there's

00:55:21.609 --> 00:55:22.193
anything wrong.

00:55:22.193 --> 00:55:23.903
The trauma so deeply entrenched

00:55:23.903 --> 00:55:26.323
that it's just the way it is
this the way the world is.

00:55:26.323 --> 00:55:27.240
And I'll just get on with it.

00:55:27.240 --> 00:55:30.493
So the first step
to developing your consciousness

00:55:30.493 --> 00:55:32.620
and elevating yourself
is actually becoming aware

00:55:32.620 --> 00:55:35.081
that your personality
is built on false memories.

00:55:35.623 --> 00:55:38.835
And very quickly, just as a caveat,
you know that all our memories are false

00:55:39.127 --> 00:55:41.171
because none of our memories
are really true,

00:55:41.171 --> 00:55:44.132
because most of our memories are just
stories we've decided to hold on to.

00:55:44.424 --> 00:55:46.051
I mean, who says they’re true?

00:55:46.051 --> 00:55:49.471
And we extrapolated to build on them
and something might have happened

00:55:49.471 --> 00:55:51.181
that was very small 12 years ago.

00:55:51.181 --> 00:55:54.934
But we've built so many stories
on top of it to justify our anger,

00:55:54.934 --> 00:55:58.355
sadness, frustration
and just irritation with the world.

00:55:58.355 --> 00:56:01.483
So really, none of our memories are true
and we can release that.

00:56:01.483 --> 00:56:07.197
And so when we heal our trauma,
we release ourselves of old patterns.

00:56:07.197 --> 00:56:11.868
Our brain literally starts to change
when you release anger for your dad,

00:56:11.868 --> 00:56:17.332
for your mom, for society, for race,
for men, for woman, whatever it may be.

00:56:17.665 --> 00:56:19.584
You literally change your brainwaves.

00:56:19.584 --> 00:56:21.211
You change the way your brain thinks.

00:56:21.211 --> 00:56:24.756
You start to look for different realities,
and all of a sudden

00:56:25.382 --> 00:56:29.260
you brighten your future
by releasing your past.

00:56:29.260 --> 00:56:31.429
And I'll give you one very quick example.

00:56:31.429 --> 00:56:35.558
I didn't speak to my dad for 20 years,
and subconsciously

00:56:35.558 --> 00:56:39.646
by being angry with my dad,
I subconsciously created a pattern

00:56:39.813 --> 00:56:43.316
that men out there are like my dad,

00:56:43.316 --> 00:56:47.112
abusive, angry and bullies.

00:56:47.112 --> 00:56:49.239
And guess what? I'm straight, right?

00:56:49.239 --> 00:56:53.660
I'm not gay, but I'm talking men
in my life, businessmen, older men,

00:56:54.911 --> 00:56:55.453
friends.

00:56:55.453 --> 00:56:58.039
In many ways were representing my dad.

00:56:58.164 --> 00:57:02.168
I kept attracting these gangsters
and these terrible men.

00:57:02.544 --> 00:57:04.504
Bullies. Why?

00:57:04.504 --> 00:57:07.674
Because my idea was much more

00:57:08.258 --> 00:57:11.970
keen on my brain, was much more keen
on being angry with my dad,

00:57:12.220 --> 00:57:16.182
keeping stuck to that identity,
projecting that story out into the world

00:57:16.182 --> 00:57:20.061
and recreating that persona
to reconfirm my belief systems.

00:57:21.521 --> 00:57:24.190
So step one wisdom

00:57:24.816 --> 00:57:26.985
having memories with no triggers

00:57:28.027 --> 00:57:32.323
or as Alan Watts says,
the wise, knowledgeable man has to learn

00:57:32.323 --> 00:57:36.494
something new every day, but the wise man
has to unlearn something new every day.

00:57:37.120 --> 00:57:38.496
I love Alan.

00:57:38.955 --> 00:57:40.457
Alan, What a man.

00:57:40.457 --> 00:57:44.794
So first up, let's clean our past
because you can't raise your consciousness

00:57:44.794 --> 00:57:45.670
if you don't clean your past.

00:57:45.670 --> 00:57:47.213
If you're angry about your past,
you can't.

00:57:47.213 --> 00:57:49.007
You can't move forward.

00:57:49.048 --> 00:57:52.218
The second thing is something
that we don't even realize we're not doing

00:57:52.218 --> 00:57:55.680
is we don't make any decisions
based on our curiosity.

00:57:56.556 --> 00:57:57.557
None of us.

00:57:57.557 --> 00:58:01.269
We are only making decisions
based on outcomes, on absolutes,

00:58:01.478 --> 00:58:04.439
on logical ways to do things, on

00:58:04.814 --> 00:58:07.442
primal ego, ways of doing things.

00:58:07.901 --> 00:58:11.529
We think that curiosity
is only there for hobbies.

00:58:12.822 --> 00:58:15.450
We don't think we could make money
out of our curiosity.

00:58:15.700 --> 00:58:19.537
And this is such a lie
because our curiosity is our genius.

00:58:20.079 --> 00:58:23.082
It's our golden thread
to the highest version of ourselves.

00:58:23.291 --> 00:58:26.794
And we can see the younger generation
doesn't want to fit into a system anymore.

00:58:26.961 --> 00:58:29.589
They've created something
called the Creator economy

00:58:29.839 --> 00:58:32.634
$100 billion already and counting.

00:58:32.634 --> 00:58:35.261
What does it mean?
People are curious about a topic.

00:58:35.470 --> 00:58:37.305
They dive deeper and deeper into it.

00:58:37.305 --> 00:58:38.890
They become specialists at it.

00:58:38.890 --> 00:58:41.768
They become unique in their currency,
and people want to pay money

00:58:41.768 --> 00:58:44.562
to be around them. Me
That's what I've done.

00:58:44.979 --> 00:58:47.440
I'm just curious about neuroscience,
psychology,

00:58:47.941 --> 00:58:49.359
futurism and business strategy.

00:58:49.359 --> 00:58:51.569
Nobody else is. I am, but here I am.

00:58:51.694 --> 00:58:54.072
I've written books, I make money,
I travel around the world,

00:58:54.072 --> 00:58:57.242
I talk, I've developed that,
and it's all based on my curiosity.

00:58:57.242 --> 00:58:59.702
Nobody tells me I have to write a book.
Nobody tells me I have to research.

00:58:59.702 --> 00:59:03.248
This is based on my own
absolute desire and fascination.

00:59:03.248 --> 00:59:06.793
And so we've never been taught
because school never celebrated curiosity.

00:59:07.293 --> 00:59:09.379
It was if you were too curious,
you were too naughty

00:59:10.296 --> 00:59:12.632
and you were put on Ritalin.

00:59:12.632 --> 00:59:13.216
That's right.

00:59:13.216 --> 00:59:15.426
Shut down the curiosity, Son shut down

00:59:15.426 --> 00:59:16.636
That curiosity its not for this

00:59:18.721 --> 00:59:20.431
the third step and I've spoken about this

00:59:20.431 --> 00:59:22.934
already is our ability to learn
how to imagine.

00:59:23.476 --> 00:59:27.355
And we have shut down imagination
to such a point that UNESCO's

00:59:27.355 --> 00:59:31.401
future literacy calls
it a poverty of the imagination.

00:59:31.776 --> 00:59:35.029
The mega-trend
that humanity's going through is a poverty

00:59:35.029 --> 00:59:38.199
in our ability
to imagine a better world ahead of us.

00:59:38.199 --> 00:59:42.912
We'd rather imagine worse worlds ahead of
us rather than better worlds ahead of us.

00:59:43.288 --> 00:59:46.833
And so if we think about reality
and frequency and echoes

00:59:46.833 --> 00:59:50.378
and projection and quantum science,
your imagination is truly

00:59:51.671 --> 00:59:53.256
the forth coming attractions to your life.

00:59:53.256 --> 00:59:57.135
Just like Einstein said 120 years ago,
you know, that guy was ahead of his time.

00:59:57.594 --> 01:00:02.640
Mm. And the fourth and the fourth way
is through a process of daily meditation.

01:00:02.807 --> 01:00:05.560
And if most people listening to this
say they can't meditate,

01:00:05.560 --> 01:00:07.937
all they're really saying is
they are addicted to high beta

01:00:08.146 --> 01:00:11.316
and the brain is their boss,
they are not the boss of their brain,

01:00:12.525 --> 01:00:12.817
and their

01:00:12.817 --> 01:00:15.945
brain tells them how to act, where to go
and what to do.

01:00:16.070 --> 01:00:19.365
They don't tell their brain how to act
and what to do and where to go.

01:00:19.991 --> 01:00:23.411
And so really, fitness of meditation
gives you the ability

01:00:23.578 --> 01:00:26.831
to relax your brain and rewire it

01:00:27.040 --> 01:00:31.753
so that your personality can change
And and and the repercussion

01:00:31.753 --> 01:00:35.006
of your personality changing
is that your personal reality starts

01:00:35.006 --> 01:00:38.468
to change because your personal reality
is an echo of your personality.

01:00:39.177 --> 01:00:39.802
Mm hmm.

01:00:39.802 --> 01:00:43.681
And so this process of healing your past,
using curiosity

01:00:43.723 --> 01:00:48.436
your in other ways, your passions, desires,
fascination and and sort of

01:00:48.770 --> 01:00:52.899
inquisitiveness as your guiding light
to what you could do.

01:00:53.107 --> 01:00:59.113
Imagining amazing
futures, creating calm and inviting ideas,

01:00:59.113 --> 01:01:03.451
and your subconscious mind around money,
around people and around situations.

01:01:03.868 --> 01:01:07.830
Look, get your brain to start
to seek out those situations

01:01:08.206 --> 01:01:12.168
and then to use meditation
as the daily tool to unwire and unfire.

01:01:12.418 --> 01:01:14.504
Now you start to increase
your consciousness

01:01:14.504 --> 01:01:18.424
little bit by little, bit by little bit.

01:01:18.424 --> 01:01:21.344
I absolutely love that. I have

01:01:22.595 --> 01:01:26.182
reams of other things that have coming up
off of what you've said there.

01:01:26.182 --> 01:01:29.310
I recognize that we need to be able
to cap this at a certain point.

01:01:29.352 --> 01:01:31.354
I'm sure we'll be talking offline
a bit too.

01:01:31.854 --> 01:01:35.775
If people want to hear more
about what you do

01:01:35.775 --> 01:01:39.153
and see what you do,
I'll have links in the description.

01:01:39.404 --> 01:01:42.782
Check out The Expansive,
fantastic podcast.

01:01:42.782 --> 01:01:46.619
Check you're on TikTok on Instagram,
your own social media,

01:01:46.619 --> 01:01:51.416
you've got your website and you do
speaking tours all over the world.

01:01:51.416 --> 01:01:55.795
Yeah, and I've been told
I also have to plug the Silvercore

01:01:55.795 --> 01:01:59.424
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have to remember at the end to check out

01:01:59.632 --> 01:02:03.469
if you like it, share it with your friends
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01:02:03.761 --> 01:02:06.848
But John, thank you so much for.

01:02:06.848 --> 01:02:10.351
Being on the podcast,
it was a truly enlightening conversation

01:02:10.643 --> 01:02:15.648
and I truly believe that there's a reason
why you and I are talking at this moment.

01:02:16.107 --> 01:02:17.817
The Universe has... 

01:02:17.817 --> 01:02:19.861
I have no I have no doubt that.

01:02:20.027 --> 01:02:21.821
Thank you. And no doubt there is.

01:02:21.821 --> 01:02:23.448
And thank you so much for reaching out.

01:02:23.448 --> 01:02:26.743
And, you know, I got to love the world
that it's being so small right?

01:02:26.743 --> 01:02:30.663
You're literally 12 hours away from me
in the middle of dead winter.

01:02:30.997 --> 01:02:35.585
And here we are talking and connecting
and having a fantastic chat.

01:02:35.585 --> 01:02:36.252
Thank you so much.

01:02:36.252 --> 01:02:40.089
And hello to all the listeners
and thank you all for tuning in and look

01:02:40.089 --> 01:02:53.186
forward to seeing you somewhere in the world soon.