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At the end of the day, it's not about what
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you have or even what you've accomplished. It's about what
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you've done with those accomplishments. It's about who you've lifted up,
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who you've made better. It's about what you've given back.
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Denzel Washington, welcome.
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To inspire Vision. Our sole purpose is to elevate the
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lives of others and to inspire you to do the same.
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Lucy, welcome to the show.
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Well, thank you so very much much for having me. Doune,
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I am excited and grateful to be here with you.
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Oh, it's great to have you on the show. You know,
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it was interesting what we've gone through to try to
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get this put together, and you know, being here in
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Thailand sometimes it's a little difficult to get those communications
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over to the us, but I'm glad we finally put
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this together. So what I'd love for you to do
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is share with the audience your story and just kind
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of explain. I find it so interesting to hear people's
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stories of how they got to the point where we're
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at now and where they are at now.
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Yeah. Absolutely so.
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I like to say that I was a little girl
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with a big dream. I grew up just outside of Detroit,
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in the suburbs of Detroit, and ever since I can remember,
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I have been absolutely obsessed with horses. I mean from
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before I can remember, I would beg my dad every
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single day, Dad, please please buy me a horse. Well,
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it just so happened to that my family were my
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parents for blue collar workers.
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My mom had two factory jobs.
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And my dad every single day would remind me I
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love you, sweetheart.
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But unfortunately our family does not have.
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The means to buy and maintain horses. That would just
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totally out of them of possibilities. But I never gave
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up on my dream. In fact, I was so horse
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crazy back then. I would pray at night and I
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would say, Dear God, please let me just dream that
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I'm riding a horse.
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In my dreams. Slightly.
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It actually feels like I'm doing it in real life.
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And I can't tell you how many times, Doug, I
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would be dreaming my left fot would go in the stirrup.
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I'm swinging my right leg over about to sit in
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the saddle, and poof, I'd wake up and I'm like,
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oh my gosh.
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I was so close, because the only thing I wanted
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to do was get on the horse and just go
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galloping through the fields. And sure enough, it wasn't long
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before I realized that I had to take matters into
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my own hands. And so the day that I turned
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sixteen was the same day that I got my driver's
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license and the same day that I put my Craigslist
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ad online. And I created this Craigslist ad and said I.
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Will ride your horse for free.
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And what I learned from a very young age is
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that if you can find out, like pursue your passion
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and find out what your skill set is, where your
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talents lie, and exploit them in the service of others,
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you are going to find true fulfillment, unpreceded success, and
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ultimate abundance on the other side of service.
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And so that's what I did. I put that ad
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on Craigslist.
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Next thing, you know, I'm getting these phone calls from
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these yahoos with these unbroke horses, these wild horses that
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haven't been.
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Touched, handled, ridden in five or ten years.
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And I'm this like confident, cocky, sixteen year old girl
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with a brand new driver's license driving out all over
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God's country, just the happiest thing to ride these horses.
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And it wasn't long before, you know, next thing you know,
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I'm getting bucked off, thrown off, flipped over on top
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of I mean, you name it. I experienced it. But
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it was one hundred percent one of those failing forward
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opportunities where it's just like you live and you and
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you just stay laser focused on your goal. It's that
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relentless drive to never give up on your passion. And
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that's exactly what it came down to.
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It's just like.
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Life is gonna throw you curveballs, there's gonna be adversity,
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there's gonna be obstacles along the way, but it's all
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about never giving up and always getting back.
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On the horse, essentially.
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And that's what I like to teach people is that
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you know, I am where I am today not because
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I was lucky it's because I've failed so many times
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and I've fallen off so many times that I'm the
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writer I am.
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Today because I've failed so many times.
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If you ask any business on, business owner, entrepreneur that's
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six seven, eight figure earner, they're gonna tell you they
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didn't get lucky.
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They failed so many times, and they went off.
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They took a leap of faith and they followed their
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passion and they didn't give up. And that's the recipe
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for success. And so essentially, just to kind of finish
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the story, I ended up meeting a horse dealer who would.
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Get in like fifty horse a week.
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And I had to ride and sell everything like fast, quick, cheap,
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because if I didn't sell it fast enough, it was
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getting shipped to Canada to the slaughterhouses.
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So here I am, sixteen year old girl on a
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mission to save all the horses of the world.
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And that essentially was my first step into the world
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of entrepreneurship because it was like the sky is the limit.
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How many horses do you want to ride?
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Today?
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Do you want to ride five, ten, twenty horses?
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And essentially I did that all throughout high school, all
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throughout college, graduated college, got scooped up into the corporate world,
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and while I was working inside of the cube, I
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still was selling horses on the side. I was in
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corporate world for about three years, and during that time
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I was like the Excel spreadsheet master, and I would
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do these long ex spreadsheets were hours and hours of
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just thousands of lines. But the whole time that I
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was doing these Excel spreadsheets, I had my ear pods
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in and I was listening to doctor Wayne Dyer. And
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so it was his beautiful messages that really shaped like
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fundamentally like who I am in my belief system at.
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Such a young age.
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Because those hours that I spent in the cube doing
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the Excel spreadsheets, I was taking notes, and while I
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was taking notes, I ended up one of his messages
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is the second rule to success and fulfillment is don't
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die with your music still inside you.
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And at the time, working in the.
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Corporate job, I had like the most miserable, negative, pessimistic
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boss you could ever imagine. And so I knew that
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I was meant for more and that I couldn't stay
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at this corporate job. And that was probably one of
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the scariest, gosh, just most terrifying decisions I've ever had
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to make is leaving that cozy, comfy, corporate job with
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full benefits, paid vacation salary, the works, and taking a
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leap of faith.
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And following my passion.
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I can confidently say that one of the scariest things
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I've one of the scariest decisions I've ever made, but
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one of the most rewarding and incredibly gratifying decisions. There
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has not been one day that has passed that I
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have regretted my decision to leave the corporate world. And
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I basically went on to build and scale a seven
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figure business where I now buy treat and cell hourses
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all over the country.
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And I accidentally opened up one.
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Of Michigan's largest public trailer writing companies just because I
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like trailer writing. It's like one of my favorite things,
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and I wanted to just like share the gift and
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the joy of trailer writing with friends and family, and again,
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word of mouth spread like wildfire, and everything that's happened,
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everything that's unfoldeds, has unfolded very naturally and organically. And
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I don't say that to say like, oh hey, look
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at me. One of my fundamental beliefs is to live,
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lead and inspire by example. So what I've learned is
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that if I can do it, I want to I
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want to inspire others that if I can do it,
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everybody else can do it too. And I feel like
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I've been very blessed to learn about quantum physics and
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how to leverage the laws of the universe to very
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intentionally craft the life of your dreams. And so now
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I'm just on a mission to positively impact and inspire
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millions of people around the world so that way they
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can stop procrastinating, stop settling, and start living the life
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that they were meant to live.
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So where did where did you actually start to learn
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about quantum physics, about meditation, about all of those types
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of things.
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What was the background of that.
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Yeah, So when I was in the Cube listening to
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doctor Wayne Dyer, I feel like.
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He touches that he makes so many beautiful.
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He really puts things in like a very beautiful spiritual
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light where he talks about when you once you change
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the way you look at things, the things you start
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to look at change, shifting your perspective and understanding things
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like we if you take an orange and you squeeze,
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what comes out orange juice?
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Or apple juice or milk.
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Obviously, orange juice is gonna come out of the orange
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because that's what's inside of the orange. And so same
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thing with us when the pressure, when when life happens
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and the pressure's on, what comes out of us?
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Is it anger? Is it fear? Or is it is
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it grace? And is it love? And it's compassion.
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So really he kind of laid the fundamental like the
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fundamental principles down, and then through him I stumbled upon
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the teachings of Abraham Hicks, and Abraham Hicks I attended.
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I started implementing her teachings into my life, and I
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really started to see the power of intention setting and
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how it was just like I would write out I
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would I love talking about intention setting because it's almost
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like placing your order in with the universe and just
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being intentional with like with your focus.
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We so many people.
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I like to talk about patterns and how people have
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all of these unconscious patterns that are running their life,
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patterns of focus, patterns of thought, patterns of language, and
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patterns of physiology.
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We're living unconsciously unaware of these programs, we don't realize
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that we're not setting ourselves up for success. And so
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that's why the power of awareness and meditation is so important,
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because the definition of meditation is to become aware of oneself.
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And so when we start meditating, we start unlocking this
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idea of awareness. Because if we want to change anything
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in our life, all change is proceeded by awareness.
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We can't change it we're unaware of.
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So I when I start working with my clients and
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we start talking about, Okay, where are you now and where.
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Do you want to be? What are your goals? Let's
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put together, let's do a vision extraction process. Then it
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really comes.
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Down to understanding what are the unconscious patterns that are
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running their life. Because once you shine the light of
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awareness on those patterns, they no longer have control over
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your life, and that's when you're able to make real,
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lasting change.
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So Abraham Hicks was.
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A huge, a huge teacher in my life about quantum physics.
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Attending her first workshop when I was twenty two years
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old was when I kickstarted my meditation journey, which essentially
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up leveled every area of my life in like beautiful, incredible,
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unexpected ways.
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And then just continuing to.
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Dive deeper into this and finding people like doctor Jo Despenza,
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Tony Robbins, ed milette Jay Shetty, like all of those
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people reading their books and learning their wisdom. It's been
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an incredible journey and I'm excited to share that knowledge
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and wisdom with the world.
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Well, let's talk about quantum physics, because you mentioned then,
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and you mentioned meditation, and you know, there's so many
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ways that people can meditate. What I have found is that,