# BEST LIFE EVER: Endless Girls & Money F%$KING AROUND LIKE AN IDIOT

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[00:00] So, I've had an amazing amazing amazing life.
[00:02] Like, I've taken 5 years off and not even worked.
[00:04] I've lived in giant mansions and like I've competed with Hugh Hefner for best party in all of LA.
[00:11] Like, there was the Playboy Mansion in our party.
[00:12] I'd say we were not as good as the Playboy Mansion, but we were number two hands down.
[00:16] Like, mega mansion parties, $80,000 a month mansion, big party on the bluff of a cliff, million-dollar parties, half million dollar parties.
[00:28] Um, you know, I've dated models, actresses, uh, really intelligent girls, girls into music, creative girls, all different racial backgrounds, and like curvy girls, skinny girls.
[00:36] Um, I've been famous.
[00:38] I've hung out with all my like celebrity friends I want to hang out with.
[00:41] I've been almost every national park in the country.
[00:43] I've been almost every ski resort in the country.
[00:44] Um, I've been almost every zoo in the country, aquarium in the country, museum in the country.
[00:49] I've read all the books that I'd want to read.
[00:51] Uh, I've done I've been to spiritual retreats.
[00:53] I've driven the country about three times over, literally just by car, driving it around.
[00:57] I've read fuckloads and
[01:00] Fuckloads of books.
[01:01] I go to Barnes & Noble.
[01:02] I've read like two-thirds of the book rack in some niches, at least when I was younger.
[01:05] Maybe new ones have come out.
[01:06] I don't read as much these days, but I'm trying more to like discharge what I've learned and kind of use what I've learned.
[01:11] Um, but I've had a fun life.
[01:13] And I can also tell you that like game-wise, sex-wise, pretty much I walk down the street and I meet women all day.
[01:17] Literally all day.
[01:19] Yesterday I was at the sauna.
[01:21] I got it was like a $100 sauna thing.
[01:22] It's like sauna cold punch.
[01:24] I got it for free.
[01:26] There was like a 22-year-old little batty who like gave it to me.
[01:27] She might even pop by today.
[01:28] Don't mention that I said that to her, please.
[01:30] Um, she gave it to me for free.
[01:32] Women get women buy me things.
[01:33] Women give me stuff for free.
[01:35] It's very common.
[01:37] So, that's and I and I have a lot of fun.
[01:39] I'm very happy person.
[01:40] I'm never in a bad mood.
[01:43] Very rarely in a bad mood.
[01:44] I've been sick in 15 years.
[01:46] I never got COVID.
[01:47] I don't go to doctors.
[01:48] Like, and I'm not against doctors.
[01:50] I just don't need them.
[01:52] Um, so you see my point that I'm Okay.
[01:54] I do a lot of hiking and stuff like that.
[01:56] I just came back from Gatlinburg.
[01:58] We had a tank-sized bear come up on us on the uh on the trail.
[02:01] We had to run across the stream to escape it.
[02:03] So, I have a lot of fun.
[02:05] Okay.
[02:06] I'm also a big believer in not being a billionaire.
[02:00] am always being hammered to be a billionaire.
[02:02] Like, how come you're not a billionaire yet?
[02:03] Why didn't you go to billionaires?
[02:04] I don't like the whole billionaire thing.
[02:05] Can any you guys guess why I'm not a fan of the billionaire thing?
[02:07] Cuz I could easily do it in my sleep.
[02:07] I could be a billionaire in my sleep.
[02:12] What's that?
[02:13] Time.
[02:14] I Yeah, I like to you know?
[02:16] I have a very high Yeah, I have a high sex drive.
[02:18] Like if ever I have a girlfriend, like I have to her three times a day or I can't stay with her anymore.
[02:20] Like I like to go to national parks.
[02:21] I like to do parties.
[02:22] I like to go to restaurants.
[02:24] Like as you could tell, like you know, I just like to have fun.
[02:26] Like I I just like to have as much fun as as humanly possible.
[02:27] Okay.
[02:29] I'm not a believer in making like I think I like like to me the sweet spot is like 510 mil for most people.
[02:31] Like that's where I like to see you guys.
[02:33] 510 mil net worth.
[02:35] Maybe like 2030 is pretty good.
[02:38] 50 60 is on the higher end.
[02:39] That's where I want to take you.
[02:41] We are sitting here very late at night on a Sunday at a free event.
[02:44] Is everybody here having a great time at this?
[02:46] Have I Have I given at this free event?
[02:48] Have I given everything I have?
[03:02] Everything.
[03:04] Okay, this is for real.
[03:05] For real.
[03:06] How much would you recommend to people to get out to one of these free events?
[03:11] You guys have fun.
[03:11] You guys did you guys make great FRIENDS HERE?
[03:13] OH YEAH.
[03:15] Did I gatekeep anything or hold anything back?
[03:18] Okay.
[03:18] Have you guys made great friends and gone OUT AND HAD FUN?
[03:21] OKAY.
[03:21] SO, here's the deal.
[03:23] Okay.
[03:23] I want you to be here.
[03:23] You want to be here.
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[04:15] I don't think you need to go to billionaire.
[04:16] Billionaire basically means that you don't get to like get.
[04:20] You don't get to uh like all the all my billionaire clients are.
[04:24] Like I got so many billionaire clients, guys.
[04:26] They got like 500 mil even at 100 mil.
[04:28] These guys are bored as.
[04:30] They hate their lives.
[04:33] Women only like them for money.
[04:35] They're just overoptimized.
[04:35] Do you guys see what I mean by overoptimized?
[04:38] So, I think that there's like occasionally somebody I think being a billionaire is a good fit.
[04:42] Like that is a good fit for the right person.
[04:44] Like if your version of connecting to God is just banking cash and that's what you really love is just like you feel spiritually enlivened when you just make cash and that's like the only thing that you want to do.
[04:57] And I'm not talking 10 mil 30 mil.
[05:00] That's not cash.
[05:00] 30 mil is not rich.
[05:02] That's average.
[05:02] Might not be average statistically, but that's
[05:04] average for any guy with a half working brain.
[05:05] So 30 mil, 50 mil, that's not a lot of money.
[05:09] You guys think that's a lot.
[05:10] It's really not.
[05:11] That barely gets you like a estate and a couple cars and like retirement these days.
[05:13] Okay.
[05:15] So, the point being is like I think you don't want to overoptimize, right?
[05:17] Like eventually when I decide to get back in shape, I'm not going to try to be a big juice monkey.
[05:19] You know what I mean by juice monkey?
[05:21] You know those guys like the giant like their arms are up to here?
[05:22] Why do you need that, dude?
[05:23] That's weird.
[05:25] Why do you got to be a juice monkey?
[05:26] Why not just have like a swimmer's physique or like maybe a bit more like, you know, maybe kind of jack, right?
[05:28] But for some guys, being a juice monkey is their thing.
[05:29] Does that make sense?
[05:31] They love being a juice monkey.
[05:32] So if you love being a juice monkey and that's your passion, not for see not because you're seeking approval, not not because you're doing it for somebody else, but because you just like being a juice monkey, then yeah, be a juice monkey and I'll support you in that.
[05:34] I've got clients that are juice monkeys.
[05:35] It's just like they love it.
[05:37] They they love the human physique.
[05:40] They like to see what juice can do to their body.
[05:42] It's like basically when you take all these steroids, the point your nuts don't work, right?
[05:44] Well, that's
[06:05] kind of like what being a billionaire is like.
[06:06] Like being a billionaire basically means that like all that you do is like buy up like distressed businesses, fire all the like fire all the staff, steal the equity out of it, you know, just crunch numbers all day.
[06:18] Basically just like in this constant war and then what do you do with the money?
[06:23] You get depressed and you take my bootcamp, you know, you take you take my million-dollar bootcamp.
[06:26] So I deal with these guys.
[06:28] You have no Okay.
[06:30] I remember I was coaching I won't say names, but like have you guys ever seen the movie The Social Network?
[06:32] You ever seen that?
[06:34] Yeah.
[06:34] Yeah.
[06:36] Like social network.
[06:36] I remember like uh one of the main characters from that movie, one of one of the Facebook founders.
[06:39] I was with Julian and like we were out coaching this guy and like everyone hated him.
[06:45] He's like super toxic and like the last I saw him he like walks up to me and joy he's like yeah like you know like of course I didn't do that well tonight cuz like he's so toxic and annoying and and he's like of course I didn't do that well because like I'm in a different city every day because I just fly around a private plane so girls don't like me because they know I can't take them on a date and you know that's just my life
[07:06] you know.
[07:06] Yeah.
[07:06] Yeah.
[07:09] I mean, you know, you shouldn't feel bad for me cuz you know I'm in a private plane and like he comes up on like me and Julian and like a couple girls and stuff and like the girls like who's this creepy loser and then he just GOES I FLY A PRIVATE PLANE AND THEN HE JUST RUNS off and that's like the last ever song.
[07:19] That's billionaires to me.
[07:22] You know what I'm saying?
[07:23] Like that's that's billionaires.
[07:25] Like they're always just weirdos, you know?
[07:26] I've got a like Kevin just came back from coaching one of our favorite clients.
[07:29] He's I think his net worth's like 500 mil and like the guy can barely open a set.
[07:33] No girls want to talk to him.
[07:33] Nobody likes him, right?
[07:35] No, but I love the guy.
[07:37] He's I hope you'll come this weekend.
[07:38] like he's a great guy.
[07:39] You know how I found out he was a billionaire?
[07:40] I I built him uh we we had a 12K training he signed up for and he sent us 1.2 mill by accident in crypto.
[07:47] And uh I call him I'm like, "Yo, you sent us uh 1.2 million."
[07:49] I was like, "You know, we have a Coachella trading for private clients."
[07:51] Like, you might want to join that, too.
[07:53] So, he wound up joining it.
[07:54] But the point is like um we found we found out he was a billionaire because he accidentally sent 1.2.
[07:57] He didn't even notice.
[07:59] Like, we could have just kept it.
[08:00] So, right, how do you think I can afford to do the free tour?
[08:03] I've got rich clients.
[08:04] That's how I could afford to do the free tour.
[08:05] But anyway, so you
[08:07] guys see my point, right?
[08:09] So basically what I'd say to you guys is what I'm going to try to show you here.
[08:11] I'm going to try to show you how you can make anywhere from like 5 mil to maybe like 30 40 mil.
[08:16] That's what I'm going to lock in on this weekend.
[08:18] And you can actually do it.
[08:19] Like tons of my clients have done it.
[08:21] You could easily do it.
[08:23] I've done it.
[08:25] Like it's not hard to do it.
[08:28] It's really not hard to do, guys.
[08:29] Okay.
[08:28] Um I'm telling you, like you can absolutely get to 20 30 mil.
[08:29] Okay?
[08:32] Basically, everybody here should be at a point where you can like Mac [ __ ] super easily.
[08:36] For the couple girls here, I don't mean to offend you.
[08:37] I just talk like I'm a rapper.
[08:38] I think I'm a rapper.
[08:40] Um, so basically like you should be able to [ __ ] like two seconds.
[08:42] I didn't believe the word [ __ ]
[08:43] I just think like sound like a rapper.
[08:44] So basically you should be able to b like you should be able to [ __ ] like everywhere you go.
[08:47] Like anywhere you go like if you are at a restaurant with your friends and you see a woman that you that you want to talk to and you're too much of a [ __ ] to real the real [ __ ] is men these days, not women.
[08:55] But like if you literally see a woman that you want to talk to and you can't go reliably attract most women that you see that makes you a [ __ ]
[09:05] Okay, that literally
[09:08] makes you a [__] You know that destroys your self-confidence.
[09:12] How much does that ruin you?
[09:14] Be honest, right?
[09:15] You see a woman like you're at a nice dinner, you see a couple girls by the bar, you'd like to talk to them, but instead you just you just memorize what her ass looks like so you could jack off to her later.
[09:22] Go home.
[09:23] Yeah. And I do that all the time, too.
[09:25] Like I see hot girls out and I go and I jack off them.
[09:26] I do the same thing. But I'm just saying like like I don't always have sex every girl I see.
[09:29] But the point is like as a man you should if you want to j look if you're busy and you're with your boys, you don't want to go, you know, chat that girl up and hang out there for a couple of hours and bang her.
[09:38] Obviously that's your choice.
[09:39] I don't have sex with every girl. But I'm just making the point like if you literally don't even know how.
[09:45] Like you don't even know how to do it and then you just go home and jack off her.
[09:47] I'm not even against jacking off.
[09:49] I like jacking off.
[09:50] But I'm just make I actually genuinely enjoy jacking off.
[09:51] I don't know what guys are against it.
[09:52] It's like literally like it's free.
[09:54] It doesn't hurt anybody.
[09:56] It's only positive.
[09:57] Like there's very few things like life better than jerking off.
[09:58] I'm sorry.
[09:58] Like like you can't even get it.
[10:00] Like there's no STDs.
[10:02] Like I don't know why everybody's like complaining about like there's no fat thing.
[10:03] I'm the pro fat movement.
[10:04] I think you should jack I think you should jack off as much as humanly possible.
[10:06] But you know but
[10:08] Anyway, the point I have a very, very high sex drive.
[10:12] But the point being is like, um, you shouldn't have like, to me, I'm not like an insult at home jacking off because I can't meet a woman.
[10:18] That's crazy. Okay.
[10:19] So you should know how to like see any girl, be able to attract her.
[10:23] Like how she's in the back, she's like, oh my god. Okay.
[10:26] But like that's not like if you, if you see a woman, you don't know how to attract her.
[10:28] That's not right. That's weird, dude.
[10:30] Like that's creepy. That's weird, bro.
[10:32] That's literally creepy and weird if you don't know how to go talk to a girl.
[10:35] And same thing with making money. Like if you don't know how to make money properly, that's creepy. That's weird.
[10:39] Like that's on some creepy. That's very weird because you guys got to understand, okay?
[10:44] Do you know that you're not even technically supposed to work?
[10:46] Working is weird. Okay. No, no, no. I'm serious. Work, that's on some weird you.
[10:51] Nobody who works. Okay, money is free. I don't know if you guys knew that money is literally free.
[10:57] Do you guys not know that money's at I don't work? I haven't worked in years.
[11:03] What? What do you guys ever see me doing?
[11:04] I just come say I'm like free tour and then I'm like, now I'm going back in the forest.
[11:08] That's all I do normal. Like why
[11:11] would you be working is so dumb.
[11:14] Why working is so dumb.
[11:17] Okay, let me let me explain you why a lot of the average person just doesn't get this weird to me.
[11:18] No.
[11:20] Okay.
[11:23] Like, in the same way that in the third world it's just a train wreck.
[11:25] If you have a job, you're like one step away from the third world.
[11:27] Like, that's crazy, bro.
[11:29] The way that you're supposed to make money, here's how it works.
[11:31] In your early 20s, you scamper up the the mountain very quickly until you get your first two or three mil.
[11:38] Then you just put it in something that pays you and you don't WORK ANYMORE.
[11:41] THAT'S IT.
[11:43] THAT'S NORMAL.
[11:45] YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO LIKE, OKAY, like here's what guys are doing.
[11:47] Okay.
[11:49] Basically, the average dude is like, you have a like I give you a couple lambs, like a couple breeding pairs of lambs.
[11:51] What are you supposed to do with the lamb?
[11:53] You you give them food, you breed them.
[11:56] You breed the [ __ ] lamb and then you get it to have a bunch of other lambs and then you put it like in a little uh lamb thingy and then you get like hundreds of them and then you shear the wool off it and you sell the wool.
[12:12] Eventually, when it's old, you can take the leather off it.
[12:15] Eventually, when it's old, you can take the meat off it.
[12:17] What most people in society are doing is they got two baby lambs and they're LIKE, "DAMN, I'M HUNGRY."
[12:20] AND THEN they just go and they just eat the lamb and then that's it.
[12:24] There's there's no like flock of lambs.
[12:25] There's no wool.
[12:28] There's no leather.
[12:29] There's no meat.
[12:29] There's like a tiny lamb.
[12:31] You ate it.
[12:31] It's like if I gave you some apple trees, like a bunch of baby apple trees, and there's like apples like this big on it, and then you just start eating the apple.
[12:37] You're like, "I'm hungry."
[12:39] YOU START EATING THE APPLES.
[12:39] NO, you're supposed to like grow it.
[12:40] You're supposed to build an orchard, and it will keep feeding you.
[12:43] Okay?
[12:43] That's how you're supposed to live.
[12:45] So, if you want to be rich, what you're supposed to do is you just find basically a cash flow business, some kind of a cash flow business that you can do from scratch that has no obstacles.
[12:54] And then what you do is you uh you do that for like four or five years.
[12:59] You get your first seven or eight mil quick.
[13:00] Don't blow it all.
[13:02] Okay?
[13:02] Don't be doing like some dumb like this is for like when you got like the money's making like you don't spend the principle on dumb like this.
[13:09] You have the principal which pays you free money and then you can go buy some
[13:14] dumb Okay? some ignorant
[13:16] Okay, you don't start buy you don't spend the money the initial money on ignorant.
[13:19] So then what you do is you go do that, get the money.
[13:24] Now once you're at like a5 or $10 million principle, then you're just if you have the right investments or you put in the right place, then you start getting money for free.
[13:30] Look, Kevin, just come up to the front, explain to them like quickly.
[13:33] Kevin took my trainings back in the day and then he just bought a couple Airbnbs and now he doesn't work.
[13:37] He just comes around with me and we had like me and Kevin are like literally just friends.
[13:42] He took my training, bought a couple Airbnbs, and like all this guy does is just like meet girls and go to parties.
[13:50] He does.
[13:51] And he hangs out with me.
[13:53] That's all he That's literally all he does.
[13:54] How do you like what's the short just make it real to them so they don't think I'm crazy?
[13:57] Yeah.
[13:58] Like in the last two months, we literally went Miami Coachella.
[14:01] Every Coachella, by the way.
[14:02] Coachella Weekend 2, Stage Coach, another crazy festival with beautiful women everywhere.
[14:06] And then, you know, I just is in Vegas last two weeks.
[14:10] I literally travel every weekend.
[14:12] Go where wherever I want.
[14:12] Go into Miami Swim Week
[14:14] on Monday, you know, to just do a lot of fashion stuff.
[14:18] So, yeah, it's pretty much just wherever the high status people are or the most attractive girls, I just go there.
[14:22] I don't overthink.
[14:24] I just go.
[14:26] I'll probably go to Ibiza later in June as well cuz it's just the place to go.
[14:29] Yeah. But what about your 9 to 5?
[14:30] Like, don't you have a boss up your ass?
[14:33] No, I don't have to work.
[14:34] Yeah, but don't do have to work.
[14:36] Well, yeah.
[14:38] Not not that type of work.
[14:39] No.
[14:40] Yeah. Yeah.
[14:42] So, he just he basically just manages his properties.
[14:44] He doesn't have Now, look, he has enough money that if he had like a big ass family, then he might need to work a bit more because kids are expensive as [ __ ] right?
[14:50] But the point is, as a single dude, he can do that and then now he can build his other businesses in his spare time if he wants to because he doesn't have to work.
[14:58] How does it feel not having to work?
[15:01] I mean, yeah, it feels awesome because you can just pursue the feelings that you want to feel or pursue the goals you want to.
[15:06] like you don't have to be in reaction.
[15:08] It's waking up very proactive and you get to choose what you actually want to pursue.
[15:10] So like I don't know I
[15:15] guess if I'm kind of like out of that head space.
[15:16] like I quit my job like I had a job like nine years ago so I quit but um like raise your hand if you guys have like a 9 toive job or like a rough huh.
[15:27] having to wake up every day drive to work or even do it at home.
[15:29] It sucks.
[15:32] It literally sucks.
[15:34] Is that real to you anymore?
[15:36] No.
[15:38] I'm like so far detached from that like I just don't know.
[15:39] I don't think of it at all.
[15:41] I mean I always think that's just you know anything that I want to do I have to like kill what I eat.
[15:46] Is that what you say?
[15:49] Yeah.
[15:49] Whatever.
[15:50] Like I have to go if I wanted to get something I'm like okay what do I what actions do I have to take to make that happen?
[15:54] I'm not looking for someone else to come set this little frame for me to exist within.
[15:59] was like okay as long as you clock your hours you're going to get this money at the end of the week.
[16:04] Well, if that's happening, like I actually try to put that on other people.
[16:07] Like the second that I can pay someone to put time into my endeavors, I'm like, 'Yes, please let me swipe my card and you just do all this stuff for me and I barely'
[16:16] have to do shit.
[16:17] That's what what I've been working on a lot is just figuring out ways I can pay other people to just do all this stuff.
[16:21] You barely have to do anything.
[16:23] Yeah.
[16:23] Give me give a hand for that, guys.
[16:24] Awesome.
[16:24] Thank you.
[16:29] Yeah.
[16:29] So, okay.
[16:29] So now whenever I talk, I'm talking with the intention to shock and piss you off, okay?
[16:35] So personal growth seminars are meant to antagonize.
[16:37] They're meant to they're meant to piss you off, right?
[16:40] Women's self-help is more about support, okay?
[16:43] Like nurturing good emotions and supporting and helping emotionally regulate each other.
[16:46] Because for women, they do best when they feel supported.
[16:48] Men tend to feel best when they're being chastised and brow beaten.
[16:53] Am I right?
[16:54] Like say that.
[16:54] Okay, say that I go to you and I'm like, "Hey, man.
[16:58] I just want to let you know you're a good guy and you can really do it and you're beautiful and you're a queen.
[17:06] You're a queen, right?
[17:10] Yeah.
[17:10] As a man, you're like, "Why are you saying this to me?"
[17:13] Like it's it's like I'm treating like a baby, right?
[17:15] So, men tend to do better with bringing brow
[17:16] Bean. That's why like because I do that kind of personal growth.
[17:20] Uh not that many women follow my stuff cuz they're like, "This guy's just angry. Like, what's wrong with this guy?"
[17:24] But guys love my stuff.
[17:26] Well, that's because I'm a little bit more aggressive.
[17:27] Okay?
[17:29] So, when I say, you know, it's like you're eating the crab apple, that's me just trying to piss you off.
[17:32] When I say that having a job is weird and creepy, I'm trying to piss you off.
[17:35] Look, I'm not dumb.
[17:37] Look, I know that oddest work is a real thing.
[17:39] I know that having a job is honorable, but the problem is that if I look, if I'm on the street and a guy has a job, I don't I don't go up to a random guy on the street who never asks for my advice and like, "That's [ __ ] creepy."
[17:51] You're eating the crab apples.
[17:52] You're eating the You're eating the lamb.
[17:54] Okay.
[17:55] I don't talk to someone like that on the street.
[17:57] That's very rude and I don't know his life or whatever.
[17:59] You guys are coming to here asking.
[18:01] Like my biggest thing is I don't give advice to somebody who didn't ask.
[18:02] You guys came here, you're asking.
[18:04] So there's an opening there.
[18:06] So I'm talking to you from a frame of having an opening and trying to hammer your brain.
[18:10] Some of you guys have probably heard me say this stuff before and even when you come hear it again, it sinks in a bit deeper.
[18:16] You're like,
[18:17] Fuck yeah, man.
[18:18] It's like almost like dehypnotizing you a little bit, right?
[18:20] So that's kind of what I'm trying to do.
[18:21] So, the way that I want you to think about it is in life, you want to get to the point where you have enough money that you can put it into whether it's an Airbnb or Nvidia or crypto or properties, whatever.
[18:37] But find or your own businesses, but whatever the case, and then find something that you can put in so that you're not forced to work and you don't have to work.
[18:44] Okay, that's the first thing I want to explain to you.
[18:46] So from there, um, what I really want you guys to do is I want you to think about what it means to have a business that cash flows.
[18:51] Okay?
[18:54] C, what does it mean to have a business that cash flows?
[18:56] So in other words, okay, watch this.
[18:56] Jay-Z, he made a he's a he's a billionaire status, right?
[19:01] So if we look at Jay-Z, if we were to go and chat GPT, how did Jay-Z get to billionaire status?
[19:08] Well, rap, you guys think of him as a rapper, right?
[19:09] Rap got Jay-Z to 2 mill.
[19:15] Then what'd he do? Rockaware that maybe
[19:18] got him 30 mil.
[19:21] Then it was like that alcohol brand.
[19:21] Alcohol is a like fashion is fashion like Rockawware sweatshirts.
[19:25] That's a very high up that's a very high margin, right?
[19:27] Because just some dumbass sweatshirt with a rockerfeller logo on it for his label.
[19:30] So he makes a high margin.
[19:32] Then he does alcohol.
[19:34] Again, another high margin.
[19:35] Notice the stuff he's selling is pretty low brow, right?
[19:37] Like wearing another man's logo on your shirt is not exactly highbrow.
[19:39] You know, like I'm Porter Rockerfeller, right?
[19:40] or like um drinking alcohol has a tremendous margin on it.
[19:45] It's not very high brow.
[19:47] It's very lowbrow.
[19:48] Right.
[19:48] Then he then he got paid like off his alcohol.
[19:50] He got paid like 100 mil or something.
[19:51] Then he did uh Anyone know what other ventures Jay-Z had?
[19:55] Yeah.
[19:55] That's much later.
[19:55] What else?
[19:57] What?
[19:58] Title.
[19:58] Title.
[19:58] What's What's title like?
[20:00] What?
[20:00] What is that?
[20:00] What's title?
[20:02] It's like Spotify.
[20:02] Okay.
[20:02] And he probably got paid like 300 mil off that.
[20:04] Then what do you do?
[20:06] Live Nation and Rock Nation.
[20:08] Then he gets paid even more hundreds of mills.
[20:10] Then what's he do?
[20:11] He marries Beyonce.
[20:13] Now he's like his sugar mama, right?
[20:15] Beyonce.
[20:15] You know, you know that, uh, a girl's got to be rich if you're a sugar
[20:18] mama for Jay-Z. So, um, so then he got
[20:21] even more rich. Then he then he starts
[20:22] doing investments. He's hanging out with
[20:24] like probably like the Illuminati and
[20:26] like [ __ ] a goat. So, you know, so if
[20:29] you want to [ __ ] a goat with the
[20:30] Illuminati, then you know, I mean, he
[20:31] does hang out with the Brima Bravich or
[20:34] whatever that [ __ ] is. But anyway, so
[20:35] the point being is um, I mean, his logo
[20:38] is that. So anyway, look, point being is
[20:41] that uh um if you want to get like,
[20:44] okay, so if if he made a 100 mil from
[20:46] title but only 2 mil from rap, well then
[20:50] what should you do? Do title, right?
[20:51] Because you get the 100 mil. If he made
[20:53] even more money from alcohol than rap,
[20:56] shouldn't you just make an alcohol
[20:57] brand? Okay, cool. Well, yeah, just uh
[21:00] make the next title. Uh make the next
[21:02] alcohol brand, right? Right. Why is that
[21:06] wrong? You got to do what's true to you.
[21:09] >> Louder.
[21:10] >> You got to do what's true to you.
[21:11] >> Not just that, cuz you can't. Here, MAKE
[21:15] THE NEXT TITLE. UH, GO. OH, it didn't
[21:17] happen.
[21:18] >> Yeah.
[21:19] >> How come we can't make the next title?
[21:21] >> Requires a lot OF CAPITAL.
[21:22] >> YEAH. NO CAPITAL. You can maybe get
[21:24] investors, but you have no capital. So,
[21:28] you can't do that because the capital
[21:30] isn't there. Oh, HERE. JUST UH GO HAVE A
[21:32] BUNCH OF ALCOHOL. YEAH. LIKE, OKAY. HEY,
[21:35] how come none of you all have a have
[21:36] like a trillion dollar alcohol brand?
[21:39] >> No. No capital.
[21:40] >> No capital, right? So, you know, if you
[21:42] have the capital, there's ways of
[21:43] raising it, but the point is that you
[21:45] don't have the capital. So, if you don't
[21:47] have the capital, what do you need to
[21:48] get capital? What's the very first step
[21:50] in your billionaire or like not
[21:51] billionaire journey, but like 50 mil,
[21:53] 100 mil? You could go to a billionaire
[21:54] if you I just think it's funny to get
[21:55] laid and go to national parks. But, you
[21:58] know, I'd rather [ __ ] a hot girl and go
[22:00] to national park than, you know, have
[22:02] like a billion dollars that I just makes
[22:03] me into a loser. You guys understand so
[22:06] many of my clients are loaded to the
[22:08] point that I see them. I'm like, man,
[22:10] this is a sad life these rich guys have.
[22:12] It's [ __ ] Dude, it's not good.
[22:14] They're over It's like these steroid
[22:16] monkey guys. Do you think these monkey
[22:17] guys have like a great life? A juice
[22:19] monkey?
[22:20] >> No. No.
[22:21] >> Say the word overoptimized.
[22:23] >> Over.
[22:23] >> Yeah. Look, look, if for if you love
[22:25] being a juice monkey, yeah, [ __ ] yeah.
[22:27] You know, if you're one of those guys
[22:28] like Mr. Wonderful and you just love
[22:31] like being a billionaire, well then
[22:33] yeah, I'm not I'm not telling you not to
[22:34] do it if that's like your passion. But
[22:36] don't do it just for approval. Like
[22:37] there is a point. Say the word
[22:38] diminishing returns.
[22:40] >> Yeah. So like I'm going to have you guys
[22:41] do an exercise in a minute where you
[22:43] actually calculate what how much money
[22:45] you actually want. Okay? And by the way,
[22:47] as soon as a [ __ ] tells me he
[22:49] wants to be a billionaire, I'm like, be
[22:50] a little more original. Like like do you
[22:52] guys know what I mean? The billionaire
[22:53] thing is like, "How much money you
[22:54] want?"
[22:55] >> A billion.
[22:56] >> Billion.
[22:58] You know what I mean? Billion. It's
[23:00] almost like how you'll ask a guy like,
[23:01] "Who do you want your coach to be?" And
[23:02] they just go, "Tony Robbins." It's like,
[23:05] "Are you like, look, I love Tony. I I
[23:07] think Tonyy's great. He's a great
[23:08] coach." But I'm just making the point
[23:09] like they just pick the most like
[23:11] generic like no thought into like I've
[23:14] got coaches that literally like some of
[23:15] my best coaches I paid only $100 an hour
[23:18] and they're incredible coaches. You want
[23:19] to know why? because they suck at
[23:21] marketing and all they do is coach all
[23:22] day, right? But like I find those guys
[23:24] like my like if I ask you what your
[23:26] favorite YouTube channel is and you tell
[23:28] me a big YouTube channel like say you're
[23:29] like what's your favorite YouTube
[23:30] channel? You're like PewDiePie. Uh you
[23:33] know uh I don't know who are these big
[23:34] guys like um I don't know uh who are
[23:37] like these dumbass like big like uh
[23:39] >> Mr. Beast.
[23:40] >> Mr. Yeah. If you tell me your favorite
[23:41] like channels Mr. Beast like come on
[23:43] homie
[23:45] you know right? Like Mr. Beast,
[23:47] PewDiePie, and uh I don't know who's
[23:50] like another like uh Kai Sonod and I
[23:53] show Speed, right? Like you know who's
[23:55] your favorite artist? Taylor Swift, like
[23:57] Bieber, right? Like if someone actually
[24:00] loves Bieber, like they love Bieber,
[24:02] like maybe they connect to him for like
[24:03] a specific reason, and I know Bieber a
[24:05] little bit. If they connect to him for a
[24:06] very specific reason, amazing. But like
[24:09] you can't if you just tell me you
[24:10] connect to him because everybody else
[24:11] does, that's pathetic. Okay? So you got
[24:13] to think for yourself here. So if I tell
[24:15] you like you know how much money you
[24:16] want billion 100red billion trillion
[24:19] like you're you're going to be broke
[24:21] till you're dead homie like okay like
[24:23] okay so in other words when I know how
[24:25] much money I want let me show you what
[24:27] this looks like okay when I decide how
[24:28] much money I want I pick the amount
[24:31] where here's basically what you do write
[24:34] down the okay write this down I'll do an
[24:35] exercise with you guys okay here's what
[24:36] you do pick the number where you have
[24:40] enough for the following things you can
[24:43] live where you want. Write that down.
[24:45] Okay? Write this down. Where do I want
[24:47] to actually live? And then write that
[24:50] [ __ ] down. So you can you can live where
[24:52] you actually want to live. Okay? Then
[24:55] and even guys who tell me, "Well, I want
[24:57] to have an apartment in Manhattan in
[24:59] Central Park and I want one in Miami and
[25:02] I want one in LA." It's like, "Dude, you
[25:04] can Airbnb that [ __ ] [ __ ] off." Okay?
[25:06] It's the same thing. Like, why do you
[25:08] need your own apartment if obviously
[25:10] here's the thing? When I say to you that
[25:12] you don't need your own apartment, just
[25:14] does part of you feel like, I thought
[25:14] you were supposed to be a coach. Like,
[25:16] why are you telling me these limited
[25:17] goals? Like, why not have an apartment
[25:18] in every city? Right? Here's why.
[25:21] Because you're only likely to live
[25:23] statistically as a man till you're about
[25:24] 75, 77. So once you hit a certain point,
[25:29] you're you're going to hit a point where
[25:30] you have enough that you could have got
[25:32] one main house and you could have got
[25:34] unlimited amount of baller [ __ ]
[25:36] Airbnbs or hotels in any city that you
[25:38] want for way cheaper than if you had to
[25:41] buy it and just leave it sitting there
[25:42] gathering dust. Now if you want now if
[25:44] you tell me you want to have an
[25:45] apartment in in New York and you want to
[25:46] put that [ __ ] on Airbnb and sometimes
[25:49] you happen to want to stay there a
[25:50] little bit here or there, that's
[25:51] different. Okay, Kevin has that, right?
[25:52] He occasionally will stay in his own
[25:54] Airbnb, but even when he stays in his
[25:55] own Airbnb, he didn't rent it that
[25:57] weekend, so he's still buying it. In
[25:58] which case, he could have just say
[25:59] stayed somewhere else. So, um, it's not
[26:03] that I look, if you ask me, how much
[26:06] money do I want if it was free and I had
[26:09] it I snap my fingers, I'd say infinity.
[26:11] If you said to me, do you want an
[26:12] apartment in every city and it was free?
[26:14] I'd say infinity. I'd even say, I want
[26:17] every Cuban on Earth to be a clone of
[26:18] me. I want everyone to be named Owen. I
[26:20] want every girl to be named Owenette. I
[26:22] want to [ __ ] all your wives and I want
[26:24] all your guys' money and I want a sur a
[26:27] silver surfer or surfboard that goes on
[26:29] a rainbow through space. Okay? And I
[26:31] want to live in a perpetual orgasm and I
[26:34] want to be the president of the galaxy.
[26:37] Okay? Like yes, I'd like to be the
[26:39] galaxy president. Don't get me wrong. If
[26:40] I can if I can just do it, let's go. LFG
[26:43] mod, let's go. But when you're giving
[26:45] numbers that are too high, that's baby
[26:47] talk, right? It means you haven't
[26:49] actually thought it through. And the
[26:50] bigger problem is if you told me I want
[26:52] to be a billionaire with an apartment in
[26:53] every city, I thought you'd get it. I'd
[26:55] encourage you to do it. But 99% of you,
[26:57] when you tell me you want to be a
[26:58] billionaire in an apartment in every
[26:59] city, you're never going to get it.
[27:02] You're just going to be making 30 grand
[27:03] a year till you're dead. Okay? It's like
[27:06] it's like students come with me on a on
[27:07] a on an attraction training and I'm
[27:09] like, "What kind of girl do you want to
[27:10] meet?" And they're like, "Victoria
[27:11] Secret model." I'M LIKE, "YOU'RE NOT
[27:12] GOING to get a troll, bro." Okay? Like
[27:16] you will not like no bridge troll will
[27:18] [ __ ] you. But I thought I should aim
[27:20] high. No, that's just dumb. Like that's
[27:23] just dumb. And well, I thought you said
[27:26] that like looks don't matter, so I'm a
[27:28] [ __ ] [ __ ] and I'm gonna get a
[27:29] Victoria Secret. Look, if you want to
[27:31] commit your like in life, you can pick
[27:34] one thing. Okay, maybe three. I happen
[27:37] to have three things. That's like Leo
[27:40] Leo Nardo da Vinci status is three
[27:42] things. He actually was a rare human
[27:44] that could do almost everything. He's
[27:45] he's a freaking nature. What do you guys
[27:47] think? What are my three things?
[27:49] women,
[27:51] >> attraction,
[27:52] >> attraction, business building,
[27:53] >> public speaking,
[27:55] >> and sales. Okay? Like building social
[27:57] media business. That's my three things.
[27:59] They're kind of integrated. Okay? I I'm
[28:01] not going to be a [ __ ] JIU-JITSU
[28:03] EXPERT. NO, THAT'S limiting belief.
[28:05] Owen, you can also be a jiu-jitsu black
[28:07] belt. Dude, I am literally the top
[28:09] public speaker skills-wise ever to live.
[28:12] And I'm probably the best in my infield
[28:14] skill set. And I'm probably one of the
[28:15] top ever in terms of sales just from
[28:17] organic traffic. and not paid traffic.
[28:19] How am I going to hear somebody who
[28:21] never accomplished [ __ ] tell me that's a
[28:23] LIMITING BELIEF? LIKE WHAT'S YOUR GOAT
[28:25] STATUS SKILL SET? WHAT'S YOUR GOAT
[28:28] STATUS SKILL SET, SIR? SHOW ME show me
[28:30] something where you're even number 30 AT
[28:32] SHOW ME THAT YOU'RE RANKED NUMBER 30 in
[28:34] the world or something and I'll hear
[28:35] your [ __ ] about how you're a you're
[28:37] going to get a jiu-jitsu black belt.
[28:40] Like, is it any surprise that I have a
[28:42] pot belly? Is it any surprise I'm kind
[28:44] of an idiot in other areas, but I'm
[28:46] literally the best in a couple areas.
[28:48] You know how hard that is? Do you know
[28:49] how much time you have to put in? So,
[28:50] yes, theoretically, if you love going
[28:54] out and learning to get better socially
[28:56] and learning attraction and that's your
[28:58] one thing, that's all YOU'RE GOING TO
[28:59] DO. THAT'S IT. YOU GO OUT 7 HOURS A DAY
[29:04] FOR a quarter century like I did, then
[29:06] yes, you will date a Victoria Secret
[29:08] Supermodel. Okay? Even if you don't have
[29:10] any like club connections and you
[29:11] haven't learned all the different uh you
[29:12] know social circle and social media and
[29:14] getting into parties, you'll probably
[29:15] meet one on the street because you're
[29:16] that good. But here's the thing. I grew
[29:20] up lightly autistic. So it was God's
[29:23] plan for me to become amazing at this.
[29:26] WHY WAS THAT GOD'S PLAN? Because
[29:29] probably before I was born, God came to
[29:31] me and said, "Owen, you're going to be
[29:33] born as a balding ginger autistic
[29:37] leprechaun who's the most savage at
[29:39] attraction of any human ever born. And
[29:42] you are going to literally spend 20
[29:43] years in massive pain, massive fear,
[29:46] hating your life, and then you're gonna
[29:48] go on and you're going to reshape the
[29:50] [ __ ] industry." And like, I mean,
[29:52] guys, do you understand how much of the
[29:53] industry I shape? Do you guys actually
[29:55] know?
[29:55] >> Yes. A lot.
[29:56] >> Okay. I mean, here be some dumb things
[29:58] that are random and then we'll talk
[29:59] deeper. You guys know the word the
[30:01] popular word now called mog.
[30:02] >> Yes.
[30:03] >> Is that everywhere?
[30:04] >> All the places.
[30:04] >> Who do you think popularized the word
[30:06] mog?
[30:06] >> You did.
[30:07] >> Every time I hear the word mog, that's
[30:10] from agog. Okay. Aogg. Okay. And you're
[30:14] right. Cloud definitely popularized it
[30:15] and andrew. But the point is way back
[30:19] the word frame is from like frogs and
[30:20] princes NLP. But who popularized the
[30:22] word frame in attraction?
[30:25] >> Me. Okay, who also showed like all the
[30:28] different stuff about lover provider
[30:30] that came from Evan Peagan and David
[30:31] D'Angelo, but I'm the popularizer of
[30:33] that infield footage, approaching,
[30:36] building skill sets. I learned some of
[30:37] that from other people, other mentors,
[30:39] but I was the guy that banged the drum.
[30:41] And almost the entire ideology on
[30:43] attraction that's taught by any coach,
[30:45] they don't even know where they got it
[30:47] from. LIKE, I'LL BE I I'LL comment on
[30:49] another coach's page, just having some
[30:51] exchange, and they'll lecture me using
[30:52] my own principles. Well, didn't you know
[30:54] about frame? I'm like, "Yeah, bro. I
[30:56] know. Go look up the blueprint decoded."
[30:58] So, that's okay. Like, I forgot more
[31:01] about this [ __ ] than other people ever
[31:03] knew about it. Okay. Why? Because I
[31:06] spent my entire adult life doing infield
[31:09] trainings
[31:11] 150 days a year. You guys notice how
[31:14] comfortable I am on stage? How much
[31:16] public speaking you think I've done?
[31:19] >> Psychotic amounts OF PUBLIC SPEAKING.
[31:20] YOU GUYS ALSO, IF YOU WATCH my videos,
[31:22] you see me doing these little seminars.
[31:24] Guys, you think you know my teaching
[31:26] most if you've never been on an infield
[31:28] training with me, you don't even know
[31:29] what I teach. You've never even seen me
[31:32] teach if you've never been in field me.
[31:34] Do you guys was is do the math on this.
[31:36] If an infield training is four days and
[31:39] a seminar like this is a few hours for a
[31:41] couple days, what have I done mostly in
[31:43] teaching in my life?
[31:46] >> Mostly in field. What is the single
[31:49] hardest most tightroppe walk type of
[31:52] personal growth training in the world?
[31:55] >> Oneonone doing
[31:56] >> infield training. Let's go see Tony
[31:59] Robbins or Echartole or Grant Cardone
[32:01] train on infield. Okay, you want to know
[32:04] the difference? I love Tony Robbins. I'm
[32:06] I'm I'm a junkie of his. I I've given
[32:07] him tons of money. I love Tony. I
[32:10] recommend him. But if I'm being honest,
[32:11] you go to Tony and I again I love Tony.
[32:13] What would you be doing if this is a
[32:14] Tony seminar?
[32:15] >> Jumping up. You be jump. YOU'LL BE DOING
[32:16] A POWER POSE. You be jumping up and
[32:19] down. Be you be you may maybe write
[32:21] something down on a Bristol board.
[32:22] Eventually do a little firewalk which
[32:24] pretty dope actually. But you think
[32:25] Tony's gonna take you in the field? [ __ ]
[32:28] no. So you think Tonyy's going to take
[32:29] some psychologically damaged guy, bring
[32:32] him in the field and TRAIN HIM TO DO THE
[32:34] HARDEST THING HE COULD EVER DO?
[32:37] >> NO.
[32:38] >> DO OKAY. I LITERALLY take
[32:41] goblinesque
[32:43] garden gnome low self-esteem autistic
[32:47] loser nerds who SHOULD HAVE BEEN WEEDED
[32:50] OUT BY BIOLOGY. BIOLOGYY'S DESIGN FOR
[32:54] HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF YEARS WAS THAT
[32:55] THIS GUY WOULD NEVER HAVE A CHILD. OKAY?
[32:58] The entire purpose of sex is for this
[33:00] guy to go childless. He should never
[33:02] have sex ever. Okay? NEVER. NEVER HAVE
[33:07] SEX. NEVER. NEVER. NEVER. NEVER. PEOPLE
[33:09] LIKE, WELL, OH, your ancestors had sex.
[33:10] Yes, but statistically speaking, what
[33:12] percentage of men reproduce?
[33:14] >> A small amount. And the further back you
[33:16] go, the more that it was the top guy.
[33:19] So, you're trading someone like that.
[33:21] AND THINK OF THE BULLS, the brass bulls
[33:25] that you have to have as a teacher to be
[33:26] like, I'm amazing at this. And then
[33:27] like, I'll demo it for you. Like, let's
[33:30] just go demo it. I'll just Okay, fish in
[33:33] a barrel. I'll demo it. BUT THEN AFTER I
[33:36] DEMO IT, AND I'LL DEMO THIS [ __ ] in a
[33:37] [ __ ] wheelchair. By the way, I DID
[33:39] THIS [ __ ] IN A WHEELCHAIR cuz I was
[33:40] injured. Okay, then I'm going to get you
[33:43] doing it, WHICH IS IMPOSSIBLE. THAT JUST
[33:46] DOESN'T HAPPEN. OKAY, let me say this
[33:50] again. That doesn't HAPPEN. AND I'M SO
[33:55] GOOD AT THIS THAT I'LL have guys that
[33:56] get to like 80% my level. Took me a
[33:58] quarter century to get to. Guys in 2
[34:00] three days will be at 80% my level and
[34:02] they'll be complaining. They can't quite
[34:04] do what I do. DO YOU KNOW WHAT A comment
[34:06] like when it goes, well, I don't I can't
[34:08] quite I'm not I'm not quite where you
[34:09] are. I mean, we've been doing this for
[34:11] two days, you know, right? Like I just I
[34:13] feel like I'm there's like something
[34:14] slightly missing to get fully where you
[34:15] are. Okay. Do you know what a compliment
[34:18] that is? Why is that a compliment?
[34:20] >> Because you're a GOOD TRAINER.
[34:22] >> THAT'S LIKE I GOT 100 MIL AND I GET you
[34:23] to 90 mil in two days. And you're like,
[34:25] I just man, I'M A LITTLE FRUSTRATED. I
[34:27] CAN'T QUITE GET TO THE 100 MIL. I'm
[34:28] like, well, you know, that might take a
[34:30] bit time after the training. So, as an
[34:33] analogy, not literally. Okay, so what
[34:34] I'm saying is like that's how good I am
[34:36] at coaching that I will have the hardest
[34:38] case guys up and running within days.
[34:41] Okay, but that's a [ __ ] surgery and a
[34:43] half. That is the hardest version of
[34:46] self-help. Guys, greatest fear is women.
[34:48] They're internally damaged. Their
[34:50] subcommunication communication [ __ ]
[34:52] sucks. They're super creepy. And I've
[34:54] got like a couple days to fix that [ __ ]
[34:55] And I've got to do that while I'm doing
[34:57] my thing and I'm DEMOING IT. DO YOU KNOW
[34:58] WHAT A BAD MOOD it puts you in? watching
[35:00] some guy struggling. How logical that
[35:02] makes you in your head that makes you.
[35:03] You're trying to coach somebody else.
[35:04] But you know what they all say? They go,
[35:06] "Well, let's see you do it here. Um, you
[35:09] demo it." If if you're co if you're
[35:11] doing a if you're in the middle of a
[35:13] [ __ ] surgery,
[35:15] okay, YOU'RE IN A GODDAMN SURGERY, HOW
[35:18] HARD IS it to shift gears into a fun
[35:20] mode that women like and then go
[35:22] generate attraction on command? You know
[35:23] how hard that is?
[35:24] >> Really hard.
[35:24] >> That was the hardest thing out of all my
[35:26] training. I've always been great at
[35:28] going out, building my own momentum, and
[35:30] having a killer night myself. I've
[35:32] always been great at pushing other
[35:34] people. Me, do you guys see how my
[35:36] personality is now? Would this be good
[35:37] for meeting women?
[35:38] >> Yes.
[35:39] >> No. Terrible. Horrible. Even the women
[35:42] here are looking at me like, "This guy
[35:44] gets women. Like, this guy, I would
[35:45] never go near this guy. This is me
[35:47] motivating guys." Do you guys see how
[35:49] every part of my personality is built to
[35:52] pierce over the loud music in like a bar
[35:54] or club or street environment and just
[35:57] take over and hijack your whole [ __ ]
[35:58] brain? Can you guys see that?
[35:59] >> Yeah.
[36:00] >> It's like this brain hij like you're
[36:02] going to DO THIS. IT'S LIKE A BRAIN
[36:03] hijacking voice. That's cuz I learned
[36:04] that from years of going out. I got to
[36:06] be able to hijack your entire [ __ ]
[36:08] brain. Okay. And get you to and get you
[36:10] to my level as fast as possible. So that
[36:13] is the hardest kind of coaching that you
[36:14] can do. Okay? But let me tell you
[36:16] something about me. I always pick the
[36:19] hardest way I can. Okay, I love
[36:23] difficult coaching. Okay, I I remember
[36:26] back in the day Julian would always be
[36:27] like, "Oh, this guy's like a hard case."
[36:29] I'd be like, "Send to me." He's like
[36:31] Julian' be like, "I think this guy's
[36:33] lit. This guy literally threatened to
[36:34] shoot me." Like, "This guy literally
[36:37] said I'm going to shoot like I'm gonna
[36:39] shoot you." I'm like, "No, give it to
[36:40] me."
[36:42] Yeah. You know, and then I'd make videos
[36:44] send them to Julian. be like I'd be like
[36:45] Julian I hear I'm talking to Greg here.
[36:47] Hey Greg, talk to Julian. He's like I'm
[36:50] going to kill you. I'm like and I'm like
[36:52] you know like it's like a psychopath,
[36:54] right? Like the guy's nuts. I'M LIKE I
[36:55] got him right? You know right? I'm like
[36:56] he's just kidding. And then I'll
[36:57] literally coach that guy out of like I
[36:59] mean again I don't advertise this or
[37:00] whatever. I'm not like claiming that I
[37:01] could do I'm not a doctor. Medical
[37:03] doctor should be that guy. Obviously I'm
[37:04] going to tell him to get a psychiatrist
[37:05] but I'm like well let's see if let's see
[37:07] like what's under the hood. You know
[37:08] what I'm saying? So let's try to
[37:09] actually encourage him a little bit but
[37:10] obviously tell him to get a shrink too
[37:11] and you know something to a doctor.
[37:12] Point I'm saying is like I like the
[37:14] heart student. I like it. Give me the
[37:15] wheelchair guy. Give me the brokie. Give
[37:17] me the low self-esteem guy. All the
[37:19] other coaches only want rich clients.
[37:20] Like it's easier to get rich clients.
[37:22] I'M LIKE, "YEAH, I GOT rich clients. I
[37:23] got billionaire clients. But I don't
[37:24] only want to coach billionaire clients
[37:26] cuz I want to be the best." Some things
[37:29] money can't buy. You know what that is?
[37:30] Being the best. If you only coach
[37:32] billionaires, are you the best? No.
[37:34] Maybe at coaching billionaires, but
[37:36] you're not the best. You want to be the
[37:37] best, you got to you got to iron
[37:39] sharpens iron, baby. Give me the hardest
[37:41] type of training, worst type of
[37:42] students, give me the hardest kind of
[37:44] environments to make videos, everything.
[37:46] Make it all hard. Okay? You know why?
[37:49] It's a video game. Anyone ever get
[37:51] really good at a video game and then now
[37:52] you you beat the story mode, you beat
[37:54] the average mode, you beat the hard
[37:55] mode. What mode do you want to put on
[37:56] next?
[37:57] >> Super hard.
[37:58] >> Super hard mode, right? Where you get
[37:59] killed if like you get hit one time.
[38:01] That's why I do this. It's not that I'm
[38:02] irrational. People do with a video game,
[38:04] but they don't know why they but they
[38:05] don't do it in business cuz they just
[38:06] want money. Money is the least enjoyable
[38:08] thing in business. The purpose of
[38:10] business is spiritual awakening. The
[38:11] money is just an after effect that just
[38:13] gives you something to blow some cash on
[38:15] or whatever like you know you want to go
[38:16] get like a a a cool watch or you know
[38:19] like a place to crash your head down at
[38:20] night. The money is the least of it.
[38:22] It's more the enjoyment of the business
[38:23] itself. Okay. But anyway, let me just
[38:25] circle back. So talking about um that
[38:29] kind of a thing, right? Like when I tell
[38:30] you what kind of business you want to
[38:32] build, what I need you to do is come up
[38:35] with something that you're passionate
[38:38] about, that you like doing, and that
[38:40] energizes you. In other words, this is a
[38:42] bit extreme, but I'll explain it more
[38:44] later. Something that gives you God's
[38:45] protection. Okay? In other words, if
[38:47] you're doing something here that you're
[38:48] not meant to do, God will remove the
[38:50] protection cloak from you and everything
[38:52] will be bad. Okay? So for example, when
[38:55] I talk here about my passion for
[38:58] teaching and hard clients, what what am
[39:01] I really after? The money the money is a
[39:04] joke. Money is nothing. Money is the
[39:07] easy part. That the first 20 30 mil is
[39:09] easy. So if that's that all you got to
[39:12] do to make $30 million is like get a
[39:14] little client list, craft an offer,
[39:16] learn about sales conversions is I'll
[39:17] show all that stuff to you. I'm not
[39:19] saying I can guarantee you'll get that.
[39:20] That's on you. If you're I won't say
[39:22] what I really think, but the point is
[39:23] like um that's on you. But what I'm
[39:26] saying is even more important than that
[39:28] is God's protection is flow states is
[39:31] growth. I'm 46 years old. Do most guys
[39:34] that are 46, what's happened to their
[39:35] brain already initially?
[39:38] >> What's happening to the average brain of
[39:39] somebody pushing 50?
[39:40] >> Shrinking.
[39:41] >> It's shrinking, calcifying. They're
[39:44] getting they're they're more like an
[39:45] adult. I look more like what? A baby,
[39:48] right? I'm a baby. I'm I'm like a
[39:51] two-year-old in a grown man's body.
[39:53] That's real wealth. Growing up is
[39:56] horrible. Never grow up. That's the
[39:59] worst punishment on earth is growing up.
[40:01] My god, kill me now. I look at these
[40:04] grown-ups, I'm like, "Kill me, kill me,
[40:06] kill me, kill me, kill me, KILL ME, DIE,
[40:09] DIE, DIE, CUZ YOU'RE ALREADY DEAD."
[40:12] People die and their body dies at 78,
[40:14] whatever. But man, they die at [ __ ]
[40:17] 30, bro. I got friends. Their bodies
[40:20] still run around, but they're dead.
[40:22] Their soul is dead. Okay, look. The
[40:26] second you can't laugh at a fart joke,
[40:28] okay? Like, the second that you can't
[40:30] laugh at some dumb [ __ ] you're dead.
[40:33] The whole point is like to throw the
[40:34] biggest parties, have fun with your
[40:36] friends, be a [ __ ] Real wealth is
[40:39] being a [ __ ] That is the ultimate
[40:41] version of wealth. Okay? Being a [ __ ]
[40:43] [ __ ] Okay? What does a beard like
[40:45] this signify? I'm like a I'm like a kid.
[40:48] I can grow a gray Santa Claus beard.
[40:50] [ __ ] you. Okay, that's what it means.
[40:53] How about the jewelry that I wear?
[40:54] What's that signify?
[40:55] >> [ __ ] you.
[40:56] >> [ __ ] you. I'll buy whatever I want. I
[40:58] want to wear a rapper chain. I'll wear a
[40:59] rapper chain. [ __ ] you. I will do
[41:01] whatever I want. Okay. I will do
[41:03] whatever I want. That's wealth. Okay.
[41:06] Having a billion versus 30 million or
[41:08] something. That's not real wealth. If
[41:09] you're s when I look at Zuckerberg,
[41:11] who's one of the uh richer guys I'd ever
[41:13] trained, look how stressed he is. You
[41:15] see that look on his face? Yeah.
[41:16] >> Would you ever want his THE POOR MAN AND
[41:18] HE'S TRYING HE'S I LOVE [ __ ] some of
[41:20] the things he's trying to do. But man,
[41:22] he's stressed, dude. The poor guy is
[41:24] stressed. You know what I'm saying? Look
[41:27] at the Look how he had to walk on
[41:28] eggshells for the past like period of
[41:29] time. Everyone's pulling at him,
[41:31] threatening him. He's got governments
[41:32] threatening him. It [ __ ] sucks, bro.
[41:34] I promise you he wishes he had that. I
[41:36] coached MySpace Tom. You guys know
[41:37] MySpace Tom? That was his competitor.
[41:39] Tom just does whatever the [ __ ] he
[41:41] wants, man. Tom cash out at 50 mil. He
[41:44] has so much fun, bro. Tom's always
[41:46] happy. He's taking photos, meeting
[41:48] girls, traveling around. Man, who's
[41:50] richer, Zuck or Tom?
[41:52] >> Tom's way richer than [ __ ] Zuck, bro.
[41:54] Well, okay. Overoptimization, that's not
[41:56] real wealth, right? If you if for you to
[41:59] have like the biggest muscles ever, you
[42:00] got to shoot steroids every day and eat
[42:02] chicken breast and measure broccoli and
[42:04] chicken breast and macros. Unless that's
[42:06] your real passion, you're going to be
[42:07] miserable. If that's your real passion,
[42:09] then yeah, [ __ ] yeah, if that's your
[42:10] real passion. If your real passion is
[42:11] being a billionaire, then [ __ ] yeah. For
[42:12] some people, it actually is. But what
[42:14] I'm saying is, why do you guys think for
[42:16] me,
[42:18] why was this my protection from God?
[42:23] >> It's what you're meant to do.
[42:24] >> It's what I'm meant to do. Could you do
[42:26] you guys see how my energy moves at
[42:29] home? You'll never see that from the
[42:31] video, right? Because here's what
[42:32] happens, right? Watch this. Like here,
[42:34] talk. Well, this if you're at home
[42:35] listening, watch this. Okay? Talk
[42:36] quietly.
[42:37] >> Check one, two.
[42:38] >> Yeah. Talk like maybe slightly louder.
[42:40] >> Check one, two.
[42:40] >> Okay. At home, that will sound as loud
[42:42] as this. Okay? Because it's a it mic
[42:45] balances. But do you guys see how my
[42:47] voice fills a room effortlessly?
[42:49] >> That's energy movement. What you're
[42:51] seeing there is the movement of energy.
[42:53] Okay? So, do you guys see how I have
[42:55] this weird vibe of infinite energy?
[42:58] >> That's cuz I do. Why do I have infinite
[43:00] energy?
[43:01] >> I mean, I sound to sleep at some point
[43:04] >> because I'm doing what I'm supposed to
[43:06] do. Okay? Look, for some guys, okay, you
[43:10] know how they tell you uh that you
[43:11] shouldn't teach broke cl Okay, the the
[43:13] stereotype with broke clients is this,
[43:15] okay? They say, here's a joke in
[43:17] internet marketing. It's a it's a big
[43:18] joke in internet marketing. They go they
[43:20] go, $50 client like gave you 50 bucks.
[43:23] Hey there, it's Greg. I I sent you the
[43:27] 50 bucks. My life's about to change and
[43:31] YOUR LIFE IS DEFINITELY ABOUT TO CHANGE.
[43:35] What does that mean? That guy who's
[43:37] broke for 50 bucks, that guy is
[43:40] literally going to make you call him for
[43:42] 900 hours. He's going to complain and
[43:45] complain and complain the entire time.
[43:48] After he takes 900 hours from you for
[43:51] $50, he's going to refund you and he's
[43:53] going to make a blog about how you ruin
[43:54] his life. Okay? Why is that? Because
[43:57] it's a spiritual satanic psychological
[44:01] condition that made him broke in the
[44:03] first place. So they tell you is the the
[44:05] the in the same meme they put rich
[44:08] client or they put they put $100,000
[44:11] they put $50 client $50,000 client
[44:13] $50,000 client. Hey man uh wired the 50k
[44:17] uh really excited and you know if I
[44:19] learn one great nugget out of it I'm
[44:20] happy. Right? So what they teach you is
[44:23] always have rich clients. But do you
[44:25] want to know the truth? Here's the
[44:27] truth. Many of you are not able to get
[44:29] rich clients.
[44:30] >> Yeah.
[44:31] >> You want to know why? They'll never tell
[44:33] you this. I will. It's not your purpose.
[44:36] You're not put here to have an easy
[44:37] life. Some of you are not here to have
[44:39] an easy life. Some of you here should
[44:41] have broke clients. And you want to know
[44:43] what will happen if you try to get rich
[44:45] clients? They won't believe you. You're
[44:47] not going to be successful because
[44:49] you're not qualified to teach clients.
[44:52] You're not really someone who they
[44:53] admire and you don't resonate with it.
[44:56] That's just not you. My buddy Marcel
[44:58] Klein, who I'm partnering with on a
[44:59] bunch of stuff. Marcel loves teaching
[45:01] almost only rich clients. He's Jake
[45:04] Paul's coach. Um, Jake has many coaches,
[45:07] but he's like a major coach for Jake
[45:08] Paul. He likes teaching billionaires. If
[45:10] you look at Marcel, Marcel's deal with
[45:12] God before he came to the earth was I'm
[45:14] a coach for rich [ __ ]
[45:16] Marcel attracts rich clients like moss
[45:18] to a flame. Is it learnable? Yes, it's
[45:21] learnable. I also have a lot of rich
[45:22] clients. But it's learnable because his
[45:27] soul craves them. It's like a It's like
[45:31] a divine match of him and a billionaire.
[45:34] It's like a divine match. Can you guys
[45:36] tell
[45:38] what animates me? What do you guys think
[45:39] animates me?
[45:42] >> Healing losers.
[45:44] >> Okay. Healing losers. It's true. It's
[45:47] actually true,
[45:49] >> right? I do free events. I do free
[45:51] videos. When I put out a seven-hour free
[45:52] video, what am I trying to do? Heal
[45:54] losers. Okay? I want to heal a loser.
[45:57] So, when I heal a loser, I'm not going
[45:59] to get paid from it. If anything, I'm
[46:01] going to get some weird loser who takes
[46:02] my training and then just causes trouble
[46:04] because losers cause trouble. Like, they
[46:06] tell they tell you, "Keep away from
[46:07] losers." They'll infect you. It's a lot
[46:09] of infection. But, for whatever reason,
[46:11] I have a spiritual mission to help a
[46:14] loser. But, I'm kind of in the middle
[46:16] because some of my clients are mega
[46:18] [ __ ] rich. And then that helps me to
[46:19] do a free event for the loser. No
[46:21] offense. So, but you see I'm getting at
[46:24] here. I'm just I'm clouding you guys,
[46:25] but you see I'm getting at, right? So,
[46:27] what do I get as payment by helping the
[46:30] loser because of my divine mission? What
[46:32] do I get out of it?
[46:33] >> Fulfillment.
[46:34] >> I get this.
[46:37] >> What you see here? I get to live in this
[46:40] aka endless energy, endless
[46:42] intelligence, endless focus, and being
[46:45] the best. The only way you become the
[46:47] best is if you do what you're meant to
[46:49] do. So, I've got to coach hard clients.
[46:51] I hate it. They're [ __ ] demonic. A
[46:53] lot of them, they're sick in the head
[46:55] and they're really hard. But I will sit
[46:57] there with them coaching these deranged
[46:58] [ __ ] And I'll be like, "Bro, we're go
[47:01] to the top. We're going to the [ __ ]
[47:03] top. I don't care how hard up you are.
[47:04] I'm not going to give up on you. I'm
[47:06] going to peer pressure you. I'm going to
[47:07] leverage you. I'm going to coach you. I
[47:09] know you're going to turn sideways on me
[47:10] someday. I know you're a ticking time
[47:12] bomb. I know you're probably never going
[47:13] to fully get it, but I'm going to
[47:14] [ __ ] try. I'm going to heal you,
[47:15] okay? I'm going to heal you. I have a
[47:18] passion for that. But I also like to
[47:20] show a rich guy how to get what he
[47:21] wants, too. I like coaching everybody. I
[47:22] like coaching guys in the middle. I
[47:23] coach everybody. Okay? Understand that
[47:26] if you want to make a lot of money,
[47:28] you've got to figure out what you're
[47:29] here to do. Why are you here? That was
[47:32] the mind. Look, you know how I coach
[47:34] guys on some of the harsher truths of of
[47:36] dating women? You don't think I don't
[47:38] want to be one of those women pander
[47:40] coaches? Every part of my being wants to
[47:42] be a woman pander coach. It'd be so much
[47:44] easier. Look how awesome this would be.
[47:47] Okay, watch this. Instead of getting
[47:49] [ __ ] bad press, lied about, media
[47:52] attacking me, and all this [ __ ] I could
[47:55] be like, "You know what, guys?
[47:58] Women are angels.
[48:01] They're perfect angels,
[48:04] and you should worship them. Then I'll
[48:07] never have a bad meeting. I'll never get
[48:09] misrepresented. I'll never get attacked.
[48:11] And women will come and have sex with
[48:12] me.
[48:15] That'd be great. But watch.
[48:19] They're angels.
[48:21] They're perfect.
[48:22] What's happening? What's happening to my
[48:24] soul?
[48:25] >> Killing it.
[48:26] >> I'm losing my soul.
[48:29] I'm giving away my soul. If I see that
[48:32] poor guy who sucks and I don't help him,
[48:36] I'm giving away my soul. Right? So I
[48:39] don't only do that but I'm but I'm
[48:41] giving away what I'm built to do. Some
[48:44] many of you guys here are not designed
[48:46] to be a billionaire. It you will lose
[48:48] God's protection if you try to become a
[48:50] billionaire. That's not a limiting
[48:51] belief. It's not a limiting belief.
[48:54] Anyone can do 510 mil if they if they
[48:56] focus in my opinion in my experience.
[48:59] But I can't guarantee that. I'm not
[49:00] guaranteeing you that or anything. I'm
[49:02] not selling you that. I'm just saying
[49:03] that in my experience. But like you can
[49:05] get you should try to get the amount of
[49:07] money that's right for you. What is the
[49:10] right amount of money for you? What is
[49:13] the thing that's that that gives you
[49:14] energy? What is the thing that gives you
[49:17] passion? What is the thing that makes it
[49:18] where you never get sick again?
[49:22] >> You see what I'm saying? Look, I don't
[49:23] know why I didn't get sick for 15 years,
[49:25] but is it a coincidence how my energy
[49:29] moves and that I didn't get sick for 15
[49:31] years? I don't know. I'm not a medical
[49:32] doctor. But if you're guessing, what
[49:35] would be common sense?
[49:37] >> High vibration.
[49:37] >> You see what I'm saying? Yeah. So, in
[49:39] other words, you walk with God. You're
[49:40] walking, if you don't believe in God,
[49:42] you're walking with maybe is what your
[49:44] genetics are here to do. Look, what
[49:45] happens if LeBron James doesn't go win a
[49:48] bunch of championships and he just
[49:49] becomes a lawyer and accountant?
[49:51] >> No one knows who he is.
[49:52] >> Not just less famous, but what else
[49:53] happens to him?
[49:54] >> What happens to LeBron's soul if he
[49:56] doesn't go do what he's doing?
[49:57] >> It gets extinguished.
[49:59] >> His soul dies. Look guys, when I say you
[50:02] don't want to be an adult, what do I
[50:03] mean? I mean you don't you don't want to
[50:05] give away your [ __ ] soul. You see
[50:07] what I'm saying? You don't You're giving
[50:09] your [ __ ] soul away when you become
[50:11] an adult. Here's what an adult means. It
[50:12] just means you gave up your soul. That's
[50:14] an adult. You just gave up your soul.
[50:17] You did that boring [ __ ] thing you
[50:19] hate for the money. And then the the sad
[50:23] thing IS IT DOESN'T EVEN WORK. MHM.
[50:25] >> LIKE I'VE HAD coaches I've coached over
[50:26] the years that are making like 200 300k
[50:28] a year and they go, "When do we get to
[50:30] sell out? Like I just want to sell out.
[50:31] How do we go like mainstream? I just
[50:32] want to sell out." I'm like,
[50:35] "But you're not built like that." Like
[50:38] the masses don't want you. You see what
[50:40] I'm saying? Like Like let's say that you
[50:42] had a a say that you were like a rapper,
[50:44] right? And you had a niche following.
[50:45] Say you're like a musician. You had like
[50:47] a really badass little niche following
[50:48] and you're making like half a million a
[50:50] year, 700k a year. And you're like,
[50:52] "Well, I want to sell out. Does it ever
[50:54] work?
[50:55] >> You know who's one of the best guys who
[50:56] like I wouldn't say sold out at all, but
[50:59] like you know tried to go a bit more
[51:00] mainstream. Uh Fivio Foreign. You guys
[51:01] know Fivio?
[51:02] >> He's like an amazing rapper. Kind of
[51:04] little kind of dark kind of like pretty
[51:06] dark stuff, but he's amazing, right?
[51:07] Like incredible rapper. So he made an
[51:08] album with like Kanye and he tried to
[51:11] make it more mainstream and it just
[51:12] wasn't his best [ __ ] Fivio is just not
[51:14] built like that. He's not built to be
[51:16] Fivio's just not that guy. He's not
[51:18] Bieber. You guys ever heard Fivio?
[51:20] >> Yeah.
[51:21] >> Right. He's got like he's got some
[51:22] serious rhyming ability, right?
[51:24] Fivioorn. But he's like he he created
[51:27] this genre called drill rap that's like
[51:28] pretty pretty dark, but it's like as
[51:31] much as it's very dark, it's real to
[51:32] him. Like that's who he is. So So while
[51:35] that rap is like pretty dark stuff, but
[51:38] it's real. Like some of his stuff, man,
[51:39] even though it's very dark and I don't
[51:41] agree with what he's like maybe
[51:42] promoting, um it's real. There's an
[51:44] authenticity to it. Has power. He made
[51:47] his uh album with Kanye. There was some
[51:49] dope tracks on it. I liked it. It was He
[51:51] did a great job. It was a great album.
[51:52] But why did it never go mainstream? How
[51:54] come it never went mainstream?
[51:56] >> It was not his soul's mission to go
[51:57] mainstream,
[51:58] >> right? But that guy is still loaded. He
[52:02] still got millions of dollars. He still
[52:04] has endless girls. He has a fan base. So
[52:07] why not go do good for them, right? The
[52:09] truth is, if I ever tried to be
[52:11] mainstream, could I even really do it?
[52:14] Could I even really do it?
[52:16] >> Yeah.
[52:17] >> Look at what it would look like. Hey,
[52:18] I'd have to look like I'm Tony. Hey
[52:20] guys, who here has a limiting belief?
[52:24] Does anyone here have fear of being
[52:26] seen? Um, does anyone here have uh
[52:29] depression? Um, who here would like to
[52:32] make an extra $1,000 this month? LIKE I
[52:35] WOULD DIE. OKAY, I WOULD DIE. I TRY TO
[52:40] DO IT. I JUST LIKE I WOULD DIE. I GET in
[52:41] a car accident same day. I get in a car
[52:43] accident same day. Same day I get in a
[52:44] car accident. I would just die. Okay.
[52:46] Because the truth is I'm hyper psycho,
[52:50] super aggressive, [ __ ] just like
[52:52] funny as [ __ ] I'm [ __ ] wild. I'm
[52:56] passionate. I'm I'm I'm a caveman. I'm
[52:58] like I'm like a weird high-pitched voice
[53:00] caveman. Like I'm a garden gnome
[53:01] caveman. I just I just like to ball out.
[53:04] I don't know what I can tell you. Like I
[53:05] love big ass parties. I throw the
[53:07] biggest parties in LA a lot of time.
[53:09] Huge parties. I like to [ __ ] I just
[53:12] like to [ __ ] I don't know what I can
[53:13] tell you. I wish I didn't. I have a high
[53:14] sex drive. I like to [ __ ] I like to go
[53:16] to big ass dinners with my friends. I
[53:17] like to eat. I don't tell you. I like to
[53:19] eat. Right. All these guys like, "What
[53:21] about your macros?" I'm like, "Fuck your
[53:22] macros. I want to eat." Like, I mean,
[53:23] I'm here in Nashville. I'm getting like
[53:25] a [ __ ] chicken sandwich, bro. I don't
[53:27] like But what about your ads? I don't
[53:28] care. Chicken sandwich. I don't give a
[53:29] [ __ ] Okay. What if you die? Don't care.
[53:32] Okay, that's a bad role model. No,
[53:34] you're all going to die, bro. You're all
[53:36] going to die. I look, I'm not saying go
[53:38] kill yourself like bad health and stuff,
[53:39] but I'm Look, probably when I'm older,
[53:41] I'll just lead up and stuff so I don't
[53:42] get like a heart attack. But the point
[53:43] I'm getting is this, right? I don't like
[53:45] I want to have fun. You know what I'm
[53:47] saying? Like yesterday I saw I we hiked
[53:49] up on a tanksiz grizzly bear. You guys
[53:51] want to see it?
[53:52] >> Yes.
[53:52] >> Yes.
[53:53] >> Yeah. We're out hiking. We're in
[53:54] Gatlinburg. We're hiking and the grizzly
[53:56] bear the size of a [ __ ] tank like
[53:58] walked UP ON US. THAT'S LIVING, MAN.
[54:00] [ __ ] THE MONEY. I want a [ __ ] grizzly
[54:01] bear to almost kill me. We had to run
[54:03] across the stream. It was so fun,
[54:06] you know? Like that's living, bro. [ __ ]
[54:10] sitting there like, "Let's just make
[54:12] money at home." Grizzly bear is scary.
[54:16] No, grizzly bear is not scary. It's
[54:17] entertaining. What if it kills you? What
[54:20] if you die of old age, bro? Like a
[54:22] [ __ ] Okay, who wants to die of old
[54:25] age? You know what I mean? You want to
[54:27] die of old age?
[54:30] Come on. Boring. I want to die something
[54:34] cool like this.
[54:37] >> We got us a black beer. Just having some
[54:40] food.
[54:41] >> Can you see it? It's like a dot in the
[54:43] phone, but it's a big boy. We walked
[54:45] right up on it. Like from here to the
[54:46] cameras. It was on a bridge when we just
[54:48] walked over. It was right. It's huge.
[54:49] >> Aggressive.
[54:51] I mean, know they're protecting uh their
[54:54] cops or something.
[54:54] >> Adrian's trying to keep it cool.
[54:56] >> Yeah. It's probably not a good idea that
[54:57] I got a package,
[54:58] >> right?
[55:00] >> Yeah. Like,
[55:02] >> okay, so say like, "I'm afraid of
[55:03] skydive." Okay, you die skydiving.
[55:05] That's [ __ ] awesome. Like, why are
[55:06] you a [ __ ] You know what I'm saying?
[55:09] Like, OH MY GOD, A BEAR. WHY ARE YOU
[55:11] SUCH A [ __ ] LIKE, OKAY, alternative
[55:14] lifestyle. Wait, like be get very old,
[55:16] like watch Jeopardy, sit there on your
[55:19] [ __ ] Porsche, then like complain
[55:21] about the past, and then just like get a
[55:23] cancer diagnosis or heart attack and
[55:25] then die. That's boring. Okay, please.
[55:28] You know how I'd like to die? Okay, I
[55:30] have my top choice. I'll give it to you.
[55:31] I never even thought of this before.
[55:33] Okay, number one, be sick public
[55:34] speaking. That'd be sick. Okay, I'M
[55:36] LIKE, LISTEN, [ __ ] YOU LIKE
[55:40] DON'T be [ __ ] [ __ ] you [ __ ] it,
[55:42] [ __ ] And then I just go my bed. I'm
[55:44] like, [ __ ] and I just die.
[55:47] That would be sick. Okay, that'd be like
[55:49] probably my top. Okay, another one would
[55:52] be [ __ ] a bad [ __ ] right? You're
[55:53] just like, right? LIKE GO. AND SHE'S
[55:57] LIKE, "YEAH, COME DADDY. COME, DAD."
[55:58] YOU'RE LIKE, "OH." She's like, "Yes,
[56:00] come to me, daddy." And you're like, you
[56:02] just die. AND SHE'S LIKE, "AH." LIKE
[56:03] THAT. THAT WOULD BE SICK. OKAY. Or like
[56:06] in a threesome. That would be [ __ ]
[56:08] fun, right? or like out hiking. You're
[56:10] like, I'm like I'm like, "Okay, you know
[56:12] who is so cool? This guy was awesome."
[56:14] Okay, so I'm I'm hanging out this
[56:16] weekend with uh with a with a girl who
[56:18] does rap. She's a rapper chick. She's a
[56:19] black girl, right? She's really cool.
[56:21] You'll see her later. But anyway, so
[56:22] we're hanging out and SHE'S LIKE, "Y'ALL
[56:23] DO WHITE PEOPLE SHIT." I'M LIKE, "WHAT'S
[56:25] WHITE PEOPLE SHIT?" SHE'S LIKE, "Y'ALL
[56:26] are crazy. Like you guys don't even have
[56:28] any fear." I'm like, "That's probably
[56:29] not true." Right? Anyway, literally
[56:31] within hours I take her up. We're like
[56:33] hiking up in Gatlinburg and there's a
[56:35] big ass there was a nether bear there,
[56:36] too. But anyway, this old white dude,
[56:38] his white wife, he like comes in. He's
[56:40] like, and Terrence was in the back and
[56:42] he's like, Terence like, "There's a bear
[56:43] over here." And like the old white guy's
[56:44] like, "THERE'S A BEAR. COME HERE, JULIA.
[56:46] WE'RE GOING TO GO SEE THE BEAR." RIGHT?
[56:48] And he's just like, and he and he could
[56:50] barely walk. HE'S JUST LIKE, "COME ON,
[56:52] JULIA. BEAR IN HERE." LIKE, DUDE, ARE
[56:53] YOU CRAZY? LIKE, that's even crazy for
[56:55] me. And like he's he starts trying to
[56:56] follow the bear down the hill, right?
[56:58] He's like like he's going down the side
[56:59] of a cliff. He can't like the cliff
[57:01] alone would be super dangerous, let
[57:02] alone the bear on the cliff. He just
[57:05] wants to get up close on this huge bear,
[57:06] right? And so the girl I'm with, you
[57:07] guys will meet her later. She's like,
[57:08] "That's what I told you. THAT'S NOT
[57:09] WHITE PEOPLE [ __ ] RIGHT?" Like I'm
[57:12] like, she's like, "He has no fear." I'm
[57:14] like, "Yeah, that's kind of [ __ ] UP."
[57:15] BUT THAT WOULD BE A GREAT way to die.
[57:16] Like you're with your wife, right?
[57:17] YOU'RE LIKE, "COME ON, JULIA. LET'S GO
[57:19] SEE THE BEAR." YOU KNOW, YOU GO DOWN the
[57:20] cliff, it just mauls you. That would be
[57:22] an awesome way to die,
[57:24] right? Or you could even paint yourself
[57:26] in honey, you know? Or you could like
[57:29] maybe do like some crazy wings suiting
[57:31] thing, right? like you're just like some
[57:32] crazy wings suit like like flying and
[57:34] you hit a tree or you could like go like
[57:36] watch a sunset in big su like on the
[57:38] side of a cliff and just like roll
[57:39] forward that could be a fun one or
[57:41] abducted by aliens could be a fun one
[57:44] right or die in battle like maybe
[57:45] there's like some crazy war against like
[57:47] the AI apocalypse like from Terminator
[57:49] and then you just like you're like 80
[57:51] and you like get like the AK and you're
[57:52] like ah [ __ ] these [ __ ] and
[57:55] they just kill you. That's a fun way to
[57:57] die right? Not sitting there like, "OH
[57:59] YEAH, I'M GOING TO LIKE I'M GOING TO SIT
[58:01] THERE LIKE GOING TO GET OLD AND YOU
[58:03] KNOW, PLUS I DON'T WANT TO EAT THE
[58:04] CHICKEN SANDWICH. I'M AFRAID OF THE
[58:06] CHICKEN SANDWICH. I need to have my
[58:07] abs." LIKE, SHUT THE [ __ ] UP, DUDE.
[58:08] You're literally dead. Okay. Why don't
[58:11] you have a soul? You know who's afraid
[58:13] to die? People that have no soul.
[58:14] They're super scared to die. I'm crazy
[58:16] EXCITED TO DIE. I'M READY NOW.
[58:19] Is that weird?
[58:21] >> No.
[58:21] >> I'm totally READY TO GO. I'VE HAD A
[58:23] GREAT LIFE. I'm curious what's next. You
[58:26] know what I'm saying? So why are you
[58:27] living in all this these fear factors?
[58:28] Look, you should manage risk. Yes,
[58:31] manage risk, but you know, don't be
[58:33] don't disrespect your life. That's dumb.
[58:35] But don't be afraid of dying. You should
[58:36] that's the most excit what is okay? The
[58:39] only reason I'm still here is for the
[58:40] UFO disclosure. That's it. Okay. I want
[58:43] to see the UFO. Okay. And maybe the AI
[58:45] apocalypse. I'll stay here for that. But
[58:47] I've already done everything. I' It's
[58:48] like I've been in the amusement park.
[58:49] I've done everything. I've done every
[58:51] ride. Why do YOU THINK I TELL YOU GUYS
[58:53] YOU don't need to be a billionaire? I
[58:55] tell you that because this is like an
[58:58] amusement park and the money is paying
[59:00] for the amusement park, right? That's
[59:03] the point of the money is to pay for the
[59:06] amusement park. So, if you're going to
[59:07] go do every ride, look, if you go to
[59:09] become a billionaire, you might not have
[59:10] time to do all the rides. That's like
[59:12] you bought all these tokens and YOU'RE
[59:14] LIKE, "COME HERE, MOM. LET'S GET SOME
[59:16] TOKENS." AND YOU'RE LIKE, "I GOT ALL
[59:17] THESE TOKENS. NOW WE GET YOU GET A
[59:19] RIDE." YOU JUST DIED, RIGHT? You have
[59:22] all the tokens, but you didn't go get to
[59:24] get the toys. You didn't get to have
[59:25] fun. Does that make sense?
[59:27] >> Yeah.
[59:28] >> Right. So, people will say, they'll be
[59:29] like, "Well, what? You're just teaching
[59:30] like hedonism?" No, I'm not. I'm saying
[59:33] be super [ __ ] rich. Be accomplished.
[59:36] Help people. Help a brokie. Help people
[59:38] that are having a hard time. Do what
[59:40] you're passionate about. BE THE BEST IN
[59:41] THE WORLD. I'M NOT SAYING JUST HAVE FUN.
[59:42] I'M SAYING DO THAT AND HAVE FUN.
[59:45] >> YEAH.
[59:46] >> YOU CAN WALK AND CHEW BUBBLEGUM AT THE
[59:48] SAME TIME. YOU CAN be rich and have
[59:50] parties. You could be rich and get laid.
[59:52] You could be rich and travel. You could
[59:54] be rich and raise kids. I got three
[59:55] sons. We go everywhere together. My kids
[59:57] are literally lightning in a bottle
[59:58] right now with their mom.
[01:00:01] Like a crazy ass festival. They're there
[01:00:03] right now. So I'll show you the videos.
[01:00:05] So the point, right? Like look, this is
[01:00:06] my kids right now. Like literally like
[01:00:08] at a [ __ ] crazy ass festival.
[01:00:11] But uh
[01:00:12] >> right, let's see. One second. Right.
[01:00:14] Does that make sense, guys? That's real
[01:00:16] wealth.
[01:00:18] You know what I'm saying? How is wealth
[01:00:20] just money?
[01:00:22] And my kids are like this weird ass like
[01:00:23] festival like watching all these like
[01:00:25] flotillas and [ __ ] He's like pass out
[01:00:28] right now, you know, like uh
[01:00:33] they're out swimming and like they're
[01:00:34] like at a crazy ass music festival
[01:00:36] swimming. That's money, right? Isn't
[01:00:39] that money? What if you can't SPEND THE
[01:00:41] MONEY? WHY MAKE THE MONEY IF YOU CAN'T
[01:00:43] spend the money? That's dumb,
[01:00:46] right? I've been almost every national
[01:00:48] park. Why? The point is to spend the
[01:00:51] money. Get rid of it. I don't I'm not
[01:00:54] doing this [ __ ] where like I make
[01:00:55] billions of dollars, I give it all to
[01:00:56] Bill Gates. You see how these guys do
[01:00:59] that [ __ ] They go to Bill Gates and he
[01:01:01] turns out he's all up with like Epste
[01:01:02] and [ __ ] Man, that'd be a Imagine you
[01:01:05] like made billions, gave it to Bill
[01:01:06] Gates, and the Epstein thing came out.
[01:01:09] YOU LIKE, DAMN IT.
[01:01:12] Damn it. Does this make sense what I'm
[01:01:14] saying? Right. So, the point is to BALL
[01:01:15] OUT, RIGHT? REAL WEALTH IS LIKE, LISTEN,
[01:01:18] let me explain to you. The reason why
[01:01:20] the teachers don't tell you the truth
[01:01:21] about this is because they're miserable
[01:01:22] themselves. They're [ __ ] miserable
[01:01:24] themselves. They made a bunch of money,
[01:01:26] but they're in a cope. Excessive amounts
[01:01:28] of money is a cope. Okay? So, if
[01:01:31] somebody look, there's a like if you're
[01:01:33] Napoleon and you literally just like it
[01:01:36] is your divine destiny to like unify
[01:01:38] Europe or some [ __ ] then yeah. If
[01:01:40] you're Elon, then yeah, cuz that's
[01:01:42] divine mission. But what I want for you
[01:01:45] guys is I want you to have to figure out
[01:01:47] the following things. I'm going to do an
[01:01:48] exercise with you guys. Okay? I'm going
[01:01:49] to give you an exercise in a minute. I'm
[01:01:50] going to get you to work with each other
[01:01:52] and then I'll come back. I'm trying to
[01:01:54] prime you right now. Here's what I'm
[01:01:55] priming you on. Okay? First of all, how
[01:01:57] much energy do I get from doing this?
[01:01:59] >> A lot.
[01:01:59] >> How much?
[01:02:02] >> Okay. What is What is me doing a free
[01:02:04] event like this? What is this doing for
[01:02:06] me?
[01:02:07] >> Giving you reps in PUBLIC SPEAKING.
[01:02:09] >> WHAT COULD I EVEN BUY THAT'S BETTER THAN
[01:02:11] what I'm doing now?
[01:02:12] >> Maybe. Maybe something. I don't know
[01:02:14] what, but probably something. What could
[01:02:16] I physically buy better than how I feel
[01:02:19] in this moment?
[01:02:20] >> Heroin.
[01:02:21] >> Heroin,
[01:02:23] >> perhaps,
[01:02:24] >> right? But do you guys see what I'm
[01:02:26] saying? But why do I feel the way I feel
[01:02:28] now? Is it just cuz I'm public speaking?
[01:02:29] Why do I feel this way?
[01:02:30] >> Align with your purpose.
[01:02:31] >> Cuz I'm doing what I'm supposed to do.
[01:02:34] So when I'm doing what I'm supposed to
[01:02:35] do, I'm not getting sick. Again, maybe
[01:02:37] that's just random. I don't know. I'm
[01:02:38] not getting sick. I get energy from it.
[01:02:41] I get a high off of it. I feel good and
[01:02:43] I get good at it. I get really, really,
[01:02:46] really good at it. Okay, so that's the
[01:02:49] other thing that's so dope that nobody
[01:02:51] talks about. Is it about the money or is
[01:02:53] about being the best, right? Or being
[01:02:55] your best. You know what I'm saying?
[01:02:57] Being the best you could be, right? The
[01:02:59] pride that comes from being the best you
[01:03:01] could be. That's priceless. The feeling
[01:03:03] of that. Do you guys understand why I
[01:03:05] say looks and money don't matter when it
[01:03:06] comes to attraction?
[01:03:08] >> When I walk into a room, do you think I
[01:03:09] ever put another man above myself?
[01:03:11] >> No. No,
[01:03:12] >> I always feel like I'm the top guy. Or
[01:03:14] if there's another top guy, I'm down to
[01:03:16] share the throne. I'm not even
[01:03:17] competitive like that. I actually like
[01:03:18] it if there's another top guy. I'm like,
[01:03:19] "Oh, like if there's another like
[01:03:21] whenever I see like another top dude,
[01:03:22] we're always like, "Yo, like we know."
[01:03:24] I'm like, "Yo, you're the top guy. I'm
[01:03:27] the top guy. We're the top guy." Like we
[01:03:29] know like I'll be I'll become friends
[01:03:30] with that guy in millisecond. I'll see
[01:03:32] like another guy like that. I'll be
[01:03:33] like, "Dude, what's up, bro? These
[01:03:35] people are crazy. Poor people. Let's be
[01:03:38] friends for life." Like we just become
[01:03:39] friends for life instantly. So, it's not
[01:03:41] even competitive like that, you know?
[01:03:42] Like, look at me and Marcel. Like, we're
[01:03:43] both good at meeting girls. We're doing
[01:03:45] parties. He's got 300 girls. I've got
[01:03:47] 300 girls. We both got huge mansions.
[01:03:50] This week, we'll do a 600 girl party at
[01:03:52] your mansion. This week, we'll do it at
[01:03:53] my mansion. You know, let's join.
[01:03:56] Sometimes me and Marcel will join
[01:03:57] seminars together. You got a couple
[01:03:59] hundred people. I got a couple hundred
[01:04:00] people. Let's go up. Let's do some
[01:04:01] affiliates together. We're not even
[01:04:03] competitive like that, right? So, when
[01:04:05] you have like another top guy, you want
[01:04:06] to team up, but in so then you're not
[01:04:08] even competitive. But when you're on
[01:04:10] that level, you walk into a room and you
[01:04:13] know you're the [ __ ] man. But if
[01:04:14] someone else the man too, you could
[01:04:15] share. You know what I'm saying? Ain't
[01:04:16] no fun if the homies can't have none. So
[01:04:18] you got to share.
[01:04:20] That's better to me than you. Anyway, so
[01:04:22] the point being is like some people got
[01:04:25] that. So yeah. So the point being is
[01:04:27] like be the best. But how do you be the
[01:04:29] best? Like like what if I just said like
[01:04:31] no, I'm going to compete with Elon so I
[01:04:34] have to be a trillionaire.
[01:04:36] >> But what if that's not my purpose?
[01:04:38] >> Burn out. I'd burn out. I'd be
[01:04:40] miserable. I'd be tired. I wouldn't like
[01:04:43] it. Now, conversely, most people don't
[01:04:46] have the luxury to sell out for A
[01:04:48] BILLION. WHAT DO MOST people sell out
[01:04:50] for?
[01:04:52] OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. WHAT DO MOST
[01:04:56] PEOPLE SELL OUT FOR?
[01:04:56] >> FOR 9 to5.
[01:04:57] >> Like a like 30K A YEAR.
[01:05:00] >> OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. THAT'S CRAZY WORK.
[01:05:05] Can you imagine selling your soul for
[01:05:07] 30k?
[01:05:09] Holy [ __ ] When social media exists,
[01:05:12] when all these business courses exist,
[01:05:14] you sold your soul for like 100k. Man,
[01:05:16] that's crazy. It's going to kill you.
[01:05:18] You're going to hate your life. It's not
[01:05:19] even going to kill you like in a cool
[01:05:20] way like the way we described earlier.
[01:05:22] It's going to kill you in a miserable
[01:05:23] way. Okay. So, what I'm trying to show
[01:05:25] you is that the real um the real payoff
[01:05:28] in getting in banking cash is pick what
[01:05:30] you're here to do and find a way to
[01:05:32] monetize it. Repeat after me. Pick what
[01:05:33] you're here to do.
[01:05:35] find a way to monetize it.
[01:05:36] >> Okay? And then what you what you'll
[01:05:38] basically realize is you will figure out
[01:05:41] why you're here, what you're here to do,
[01:05:43] what you like about it, and then find a
[01:05:45] way to monetize that [ __ ] Look, even if
[01:05:48] you only made 150K a year, which is
[01:05:50] pretty [ __ ] That that'd be terrible.
[01:05:53] But if you even if you only made 150K a
[01:05:55] year, but it's really what you're built
[01:05:57] to do and like you TRIED EVERY WAY TO
[01:05:58] MONETIZE. I TOLD YOU I TOLD YOU ALL
[01:06:00] THESE WAYS TO MONETIZE IT. NONE OF IT
[01:06:01] WORKED. BUT YOU GOT I MEAN THAT'D BE
[01:06:03] PRETTY BAD. But say you got I don't know
[01:06:04] say you got stuck at 300k A YEAR AND
[01:06:06] EVERY SINGLE WAY I told you to monetize
[01:06:09] it just didn't work. But it was what
[01:06:11] gave you passion and energy and it woke
[01:06:14] you up. That's rich. That's rich. Rich
[01:06:17] is not just money guys. Money is just
[01:06:22] entry point. It's like when you date a
[01:06:23] lot of amazing women. The girl being
[01:06:25] attractive that's just the starting
[01:06:27] point right? Like if you've got your
[01:06:30] choice and litter with women, her being
[01:06:32] physically attractive is the starting
[01:06:33] point.
[01:06:35] Hot, who cares?
[01:06:37] Who even cares? That's just the entry
[01:06:40] level. Hot is entry level. Hot is basic.
[01:06:45] That's basic. Being rich, like having
[01:06:47] 20, 30 mil, that's basic.
[01:06:50] That's not even good. That's basic. So
[01:06:53] what I'm what I'm trying to show you
[01:06:55] here is that real wealth is what? Joy,
[01:06:59] bucket list items, sex, good sex, good
[01:07:03] food,
[01:07:05] being hyper smart, being spiritually
[01:07:08] tapped in, growing your soul via what it
[01:07:12] is that you do. You're not just with
[01:07:13] social media, not with drugs. All these
[01:07:15] [ __ ] do drugs, man. That's
[01:07:17] crazy, man. You're you're taking drugs.
[01:07:20] You're drinking. You're [ __ ] crazy.
[01:07:23] Well, gives me creativity. Yeah, bro.
[01:07:25] That's what you need for your
[01:07:26] creativity. drugs, okay? Well, I solved
[01:07:29] my life from a different perspective.
[01:07:31] Yes, I get it. It was meaningful to you,
[01:07:33] but there's other ways to do that, okay?
[01:07:34] That don't hammer your your uh your
[01:07:37] brain, okay? And you're it's not going
[01:07:38] to kill you if you do it. No, you can
[01:07:40] survive anything, but don't keep doing
[01:07:41] it over and over. So, what I'm now now
[01:07:44] the room's real quiet. You're like,
[01:07:45] "Wait a minute. What?" So, what about
[01:07:47] that machine elf that you know, I saw
[01:07:50] the sacred geometry? So, what I'm Okay,
[01:07:53] guys, what I'm trying to show you here
[01:07:54] is unlimited creativity. You want real
[01:07:56] creativity, unlimited creativity,
[01:07:59] unlimited power, unlimited money if you
[01:08:03] want because you can find ways to
[01:08:04] monetize it more. But what I'm getting
[01:08:06] at here is real wealth is having fun,
[01:08:09] doing what you're here to do, finding
[01:08:11] ways to monetize that [ __ ] with
[01:08:13] different monetization models, which
[01:08:15] means generating leads, creating
[01:08:17] following, having an offer, selling the
[01:08:20] offer, and converting on the offer. And
[01:08:22] then from there doing what expands you
[01:08:26] and everyone has a different thing.
[01:08:28] Okay? Like guy look Tony Robbins was
[01:08:31] just built to be the mainstream self-up
[01:08:33] coach. You know what I'm saying? Tony
[01:08:35] likes talking that little old lady about
[01:08:37] how she's a victim. I don't. Right. I
[01:08:41] don't I don't want to go to little old
[01:08:42] lady and be like, "Hey
[01:08:46] babe, I told him about the uh the white
[01:08:48] people [ __ ] uh story.
[01:08:53] Tell them about the bear we saw
[01:08:54] yesterday.
[01:08:55] >> Oh yeah.
[01:08:56] >> Tell them what we saw.
[01:09:00] >> We broke the other way.
[01:09:03] >> I told him about the old man, too.
[01:09:05] >> Oh yeah.
[01:09:05] >> Yeah.
[01:09:06] >> Oh, I want to see the bear.
[01:09:13] I don't care. I don't care. And the
[01:09:14] wife's like, yeah,
[01:09:19] >> that'd be a great way to die, though.
[01:09:20] So,
[01:09:22] >> yeah, he's ready. He didn't care. He's
[01:09:24] like, "Let's go."
[01:09:26] I mean, that sounds crazy, but like when
[01:09:27] you're that age, why not? So, okay. But
[01:09:29] guys, anyway, what I'm getting out with
[01:09:31] you guys is real wealth, sex,
[01:09:35] restaurants, parties, travel, mission,
[01:09:40] soul, expansion,
[01:09:42] growth, gaining energy from work, being
[01:09:46] the best that you can possibly be.
[01:09:49] movement of energy and it heals you. It
[01:09:52] literally heals you when you're doing
[01:09:55] what you want to do. It's a healing
[01:09:56] process. Creativity is healing. You're
[01:09:59] channeling God's energy, moving it
[01:10:01] through you and healing you. The
[01:10:02] greatest joy on earth is not being here
[01:10:04] in summary. It's not being a taker like
[01:10:07] I do this thing I hate so I can be a
[01:10:09] taker. It's being a giver of what you're
[01:10:12] here to do. Channeling into God,
[01:10:14] channeling into source and moving energy
[01:10:16] out. moving energy out. That's why Jesus
[01:10:20] shows it's about giving, not just about
[01:10:23] taking. You've got to receive as well,
[01:10:25] but it's about giving, not taking. That
[01:10:27] energy of giving of what you're really
[01:10:29] here to do and give your gift, that's
[01:10:31] what's going to make you the most happy.
[01:10:32] Okay? And this is why a lot of my
[01:10:34] clients that are very wealthy, why do
[01:10:36] they come to me? They they literally
[01:10:38] come to me for one reason and one reason
[01:10:40] only. They go, "I don't know why I made
[01:10:43] all this money and I thought I'd get
[01:10:46] what you have.
[01:10:48] I thought I'd become my own version of
[01:10:50] what you have, but I didn't get it."
[01:10:52] Right? In the uh movie The Social
[01:10:54] Network with uh about uh Zuckerberg, he
[01:10:57] goes and approaches this girl. She
[01:10:59] doesn't like him. So, what's he say?
[01:11:02] We got to grow Facebook.
[01:11:05] >> We got to grow Facebook.
[01:11:08] Because
[01:11:11] it's actually very sad, right? It shows
[01:11:12] like low self-esteem. He thinks if he
[01:11:14] gross Facebook, he'll get a girl. Okay,
[01:11:17] so most of these guys, they bank cash,
[01:11:20] bank cash, bank cash, and they get they
[01:11:23] get betrayed by their partners. They get
[01:11:25] attacked by government and regulators.
[01:11:28] They hate what it is that they're doing.
[01:11:30] They get no joy from it. And then look
[01:11:32] what happened with Steve Jobs. Got
[01:11:33] cancer, died. Maybe his passion, maybe
[01:11:35] he wasn't. But you know my point, right?
[01:11:37] You just die. So life, you got to
[01:11:40] understand it as being very short. Very
[01:11:42] short. Okay. Life is this life is a
[01:11:45] blink.
[01:11:47] Gone. It's a [ __ ] blink. Do you guys
[01:11:49] remember anyone? Anyone here follow me
[01:11:51] for like a couple decades? Put your
[01:11:52] hands up. Anyone here follow me for a
[01:11:53] couple decades?
[01:11:55] >> Do you remember back when I was like the
[01:11:56] young teacher? Like I was like the kid
[01:11:58] teacher. I'm 22. Mystery's in his 30s
[01:12:02] and I'm like this little kid now. I'm
[01:12:04] [ __ ] bald. I got a gray beard and I'm
[01:12:08] the old guy. I'm probably older than
[01:12:09] most of you. I came in younger than
[01:12:12] everybody and I came out I got [ __ ] out
[01:12:14] the other end old. Why'd that happen?
[01:12:17] Life just burns by. You have nothing to
[01:12:19] be afraid of. Don't be afraid of
[01:12:21] anything. You have no fear. Nothing to
[01:12:23] fear. It's just guys, this is like we're
[01:12:25] at an amusement park for one day. What
[01:12:27] are you going to do? Accumulate a bunch
[01:12:29] of tokens? Have no tokens or get the
[01:12:32] right amount of tokens? Right.
[01:12:34] >> This is I mean, how old are you?
[01:12:36] 65.
[01:12:37] >> How fast did life burn by?
[01:12:39] >> Tell them.
[01:12:40] >> Yeah, it goes quick.
[01:12:41] >> Tell them.
[01:12:42] >> You still think you're, I don't know, 25
[01:12:44] or 30. You feel like that on the inside.
[01:12:46] Yeah. Still got the energy and stuff,
[01:12:47] but it's like, holy [ __ ] what happened
[01:12:48] the past 10 years, you know?
[01:12:50] >> It just how it feels like, how quick,
[01:12:51] how fast a decade feel like when you're
[01:12:52] older.
[01:12:53] >> A year.
[01:12:55] >> For me, a week.
[01:12:56] >> Yeah.
[01:12:57] >> The years are just flying by.
[01:12:59] >> They just fly by. I have no fear because
[01:13:02] I know I'm already dead. Yeah,
[01:13:05] >> I know my soul goes on.
[01:13:07] >> This is a brief experience. Okay, it's
[01:13:11] very fast. Okay, so be fearless. Be
[01:13:15] absolutely fearless. Not an idiot.
[01:13:17] Respect yourself, but be fearless. Okay,
[01:13:20] so what I'm going to get you guys to do,
[01:13:22] I want you guys to get together and what
[01:13:25] I'm going to do is I'm going to have you
[01:13:27] talk amongst each other about because
[01:13:30] I'm going to show you a bunch of
[01:13:31] monetization models. I'm going to show
[01:13:32] you different ways you can monetize,
[01:13:34] different ways of making cash, all sorts
[01:13:36] of different cool ways to make cash.
[01:13:37] It'll be super sick. Okay? So, I'll show
[01:13:38] you guys all that. I'll show you how to
[01:13:39] make money with what you're passionate
[01:13:41] about. I'll give you all the models.
[01:13:42] It'll be awesome. But I want you guys to
[01:13:44] get together and I want you guys to
[01:13:46] discuss with each other what it is that
[01:13:48] you're actually passionate about, but
[01:13:51] not some [ __ ] like, well, I really
[01:13:53] like basketball. Maybe I could be in the
[01:13:56] NBA. Okay? You're not going to be in the
[01:13:59] NBA. No one in here is going to be in
[01:14:00] the NBA. No one here is going to make
[01:14:01] NCAA. Most of you here are not going to
[01:14:03] be on your high school basketball team.
[01:14:05] So, I don't want to hear NBA, okay? Not
[01:14:08] some dumb not just some dumb [ __ ] okay?
[01:14:10] That's unoriginal. Like Basketball Bowl,
[01:14:12] okay? That's not you. You're not here to
[01:14:14] play basketball. Unless someone here is
[01:14:16] let me know. But tell me something you
[01:14:18] can monetize. Tell me SOMETHING PEOPLE
[01:14:20] WOULD PAY YOU FOR. OKAY? Because it has
[01:14:23] to be to serve others, not just some
[01:14:25] selfish little [ __ ] stuff, okay? It
[01:14:28] should be. So, again, let's look at the
[01:14:29] thing. What is I'm going to ask you how
[01:14:31] much money you need to make. So two main
[01:14:33] exercises here. The first one is in the
[01:14:35] exercise how much money do I need to
[01:14:37] make? Write that down. How much money do
[01:14:40] I need to make? How much money I got to
[01:14:42] make? In other words, remember I said
[01:14:45] earlier, DON'T TELL ME I I NEED A HOUSE
[01:14:48] IN every city.
[01:14:50] No, you don't. You get Airbnb for that.
[01:14:52] I NEED A A GIANT BOAT. I need a I need a
[01:14:55] yacht. No, you don't. Look, listen. In
[01:15:00] LA, you can for $35 or some [ __ ] you
[01:15:04] can take a yacht to Catalina Island.
[01:15:07] It's very fun for I don't know, call it
[01:15:10] 50 bucks. Whatever. I don't whatever the
[01:15:11] [ __ ] it is. Let's call it 50 bucks. If
[01:15:14] you tell me EVERY DAY THAT I CAN I DRIVE
[01:15:18] TO THAT [ __ ] YACHT AND I GO ON THAT
[01:15:19] YACHT, I love being on a yacht and
[01:15:22] that's like what you've been doing. Like
[01:15:24] you're psychoass obsessed with a [ __ ]
[01:15:25] yacht. If that's you, maybe you need a
[01:15:28] yacht. If you're like, "MAN, EVERY EVERY
[01:15:30] CHANCE I get that I can get on a
[01:15:31] sailboat, I'm on THAT SAILBOAT. I'M
[01:15:33] OBSESSED." Then yes, maybe you need a
[01:15:35] yacht. If you tell me, you know, I'm
[01:15:37] passionate about designing my own uh
[01:15:41] apartment with like my posters and my
[01:15:43] dishes and like all I do all day is
[01:15:45] interior design. I love interior design.
[01:15:48] And like you're just completely obsessed
[01:15:50] with interior design. Maybe then you
[01:15:52] need an apartment in every city because
[01:15:53] you love interior design. But if you
[01:15:55] just say, "I want a yacht and an
[01:15:57] apartment in every city and I want to be
[01:15:58] a billionaire." That's unoriginal.
[01:16:01] That's you getting out of God's
[01:16:03] protection. That's you saying, "Your
[01:16:04] favorite artist is Taylor Swift." What's
[01:16:07] my favorite artist? Bieber. What? Like,
[01:16:09] what kind of person's favorite artist is
[01:16:10] Taylor Swift?
[01:16:12] >> An NPC.
[01:16:13] >> Literally,
[01:16:13] >> it's an NPC.
[01:16:15] >> Okay. Like, but there might be that one
[01:16:17] girl who loves Taylor Swift. For real.
[01:16:20] Not because everybody else does, but
[01:16:22] there's something about Taylor Swift's
[01:16:23] life that resonates with that girl. But
[01:16:25] mostly, what does it say about you if
[01:16:26] you're if you're a Swifty?
[01:16:29] >> NBC.
[01:16:31] >> It's an NPC.
[01:16:33] Okay. So, in the same way, like what if
[01:16:36] I had tried to be the Taylor Swift of
[01:16:37] personal growth,
[01:16:39] right? Like, you know what life's about?
[01:16:42] It's about hugging your children at
[01:16:45] night, at a nice dinner, and not have
[01:16:50] not being a victim, and not having
[01:16:52] limiting beliefs. Could I What would
[01:16:53] happen to my soul if I did that?
[01:16:57] >> Yeah. But you want to know who is good
[01:16:58] at that? Louis House.
[01:17:01] You know who is good at that? Shetty.
[01:17:03] They like it.
[01:17:06] Shetty loves that [ __ ] Shetty's like,
[01:17:09] you know, it's just all about positivity
[01:17:12] and he loves that [ __ ] Okay. And for
[01:17:15] the right person, it makes sense. But
[01:17:17] I'm not Shetty. I wish I was. I wish I
[01:17:21] was J Shetty. I wish I was Louis House.
[01:17:24] I'd just be like, "Hey y'all, just all
[01:17:26] about
[01:17:28] believe in yourself."
[01:17:31] You know, right? I'd like to be that
[01:17:33] guy. I'd have less controversy. I
[01:17:36] wouldn't have the media attacking me. I
[01:17:37] wouldn't have able to [ __ ] I wouldn't I
[01:17:39] wouldn't have TO BE LIKE, "THEN WHEN WE
[01:17:40] DO TRADING, WE GO OUT AND DO THE HARDEST
[01:17:42] TRADING EVER
[01:17:44] WHILE CRAZY LOSERS COMPLAIN."
[01:17:48] OKAY.
[01:17:50] My life would be way easier. But what
[01:17:52] would happen if I what happened if my
[01:17:53] training was like, you know, we're going
[01:17:55] to do a seminar. And at the seminar,
[01:17:57] you're going to you're going to write
[01:17:58] down your goals in a piece of paper as
[01:18:01] my main seminar. I'm actually about to
[01:18:04] get you to do that, by the But the point
[01:18:05] is, if that was my main, if that was
[01:18:06] like my main thing I did, not my real
[01:18:08] training out there. What would it do to
[01:18:10] me?
[01:18:11] >> DEATH.
[01:18:12] >> I SHOULD BELIEVE GOD WOULD KILL ME.
[01:18:15] I'm serious. I believe that. I believe I
[01:18:17] would die if I started doing that [ __ ]
[01:18:19] I believe I would die. God would go,
[01:18:21] "Enough of this guy. Give him start.
[01:18:23] Restart. Restart. Start again, bitch."
[01:18:28] Okay. So, for whatever reason, when I go
[01:18:32] into my deepest truth, this is the dumb
[01:18:35] [ __ ] that comes out. Okay? I wish it
[01:18:38] wasn't. I wish I was J. Shetty. You know
[01:18:41] what I mean? I wish I was like a woman
[01:18:42] pandering coach. I love those, man. I
[01:18:44] look at those women pandering coaches.
[01:18:45] Like, they're always like, "You know
[01:18:47] what the real truth is? Women are queens
[01:18:49] who need to be woripped." And then all
[01:18:51] these girls come, they're like, "Yes,
[01:18:52] yes. You're right." And like, okay. Like
[01:18:55] I'd love it if like when I meet a girl
[01:18:57] out and I tell her about my YouTube
[01:18:58] channel, I didn't have to like explain
[01:18:59] it. You know what I mean? Like now I
[01:19:01] meet a girl out of it like look like you
[01:19:03] know I this like kind of weird channel
[01:19:05] like I am a good guy you know like don't
[01:19:08] mind me you know I'm like a kind of
[01:19:10] autistic like I'm I'm a good person like
[01:19:13] please don't be mad right and then I
[01:19:15] then like the girl like has like goes
[01:19:17] through it and like looks at it and goes
[01:19:18] who the [ __ ] is this guy like well he
[01:19:19] see he seemed like he was nice like
[01:19:20] maybe he doesn't mean it you know like I
[01:19:22] I wish I didn't have to do that and I
[01:19:23] explain all the media that I they seen
[01:19:25] in the hater videos I wish I could be
[01:19:26] shitty you know I was like I got this
[01:19:28] like real cool channel about how women
[01:19:30] are queens, right? And then the girls
[01:19:32] looking at me like, "Wow, you think I'm
[01:19:34] a queen?" Right? And I'll be like,
[01:19:35] "Yeah, you're a queen." Yes. Who's the
[01:19:38] Where's the next queen? Where's the next
[01:19:39] queen? Where's the next? Right. I wish I
[01:19:41] could be that guy. I wish I I wish I was
[01:19:43] the woman pandering limiting belief
[01:19:45] destroyer manifestation coach. Oh, I
[01:19:47] love to have been A MANIFESTATION COACH.
[01:19:49] WHY? WHY? WHY COULD I NOT HAVE BEEN BORN
[01:19:51] AS A manifestation coach? Like, if you
[01:19:53] just be happy, you're going to be a
[01:19:55] millionaire.
[01:19:59] AH, WHY COULD I HAVE BEEN MORE A
[01:20:00] MANIFESTATION COACH? I wish I was
[01:20:03] actually born Graham Stefan. You know,
[01:20:04] Graham Stefen.
[01:20:06] >> Oh, man. Like, I hung out with Graham.
[01:20:07] Like, he's like, "Here's my fish tank,
[01:20:08] guys." Like, yeah,
[01:20:13] right. I'M LIKE, "NO, GRAHAM. WE HAVE TO
[01:20:15] GO INTO THE WOODS AND FIGHT A BLACK
[01:20:17] BEAR." HE'S LIKE, "THAT'S KIND OF WEIRD,
[01:20:18] MAN. BUT check out this fish tank. Isn't
[01:20:20] it cool?" You know what I'm saying?
[01:20:21] RIGHT. I'M LIKE, "NO, GRAHAM. WE NEED TO
[01:20:23] WEAR DIAMOND CHAINS. WE JUST THROW A
[01:20:25] GIANT [ __ ] PARTY TILL THE COPS COME
[01:20:27] AND DOMINATE. HE'S LIKE, "WELL, YOU
[01:20:29] KNOW, me and my wife, we kind of just
[01:20:30] have our fish tank and you know, we kind
[01:20:32] of work here and we got my big YouTube
[01:20:33] channel and like I'm so famous that I
[01:20:35] could just live off Google ads if I want
[01:20:36] and I have investments in a stock
[01:20:38] portfolio." I'M LIKE, "WHY CAN'T THAT BE
[01:20:39] ME?" NO, I'M NOT JOKING. I'M ANGRY ABOUT
[01:20:42] IT, OKAY? I'M GOING TO HAVE TO TALK WITH
[01:20:44] GOD WHEN I'M [ __ ] GO TO HEAVEN, OKAY?
[01:20:45] HOW COME I WHY DO YOU make me Graham,
[01:20:47] OKAY? LIKE WHY DO I HAVE TO BE LIKE
[01:20:48] BEARS PARTIES sex
[01:20:53] rapper wannabe? Like why couldn't I have
[01:20:55] just been born Graham Ste? I love
[01:20:57] Graham. Like I I just I just wish I had
[01:21:00] to ease your life. But you know what's
[01:21:01] the problem is for them for for Graham.
[01:21:04] That's who he is. Like Graham looks at
[01:21:06] me. He's like he's like Graham's like
[01:21:08] why'd you buy that that watch man?
[01:21:10] That's crazy. You know, right? And I'm
[01:21:12] like because I'm a gangster. HE'S LIKE
[01:21:14] YOU'RE NOT A GANGSTER. YOU'RE LIKE A
[01:21:15] WHITE GUY. I'm like, "That's a good
[01:21:16] point, Graham." He's like, "You could
[01:21:18] have He's like, "Do you know what you
[01:21:18] could have got back in the market for
[01:21:20] that watch? You could have got back six
[01:21:22] times the value." I'd be like, "Yeah,
[01:21:25] but look at this [ __ ] man." Like,
[01:21:26] right? Look at me. Okay. So, I would
[01:21:29] have loved to have done that. Don't get
[01:21:30] me wrong. Like, I like I would have
[01:21:31] loved to be like, "Oh, you know what
[01:21:32] would have been awesome? To be one of
[01:21:34] those like leftist politicians, you know
[01:21:36] what I mean?" Right? Like, you know what
[01:21:37] the real truth is? Like I don't even
[01:21:39] know what they say. But the point is
[01:21:40] like I don't know. I'm like like you
[01:21:42] know you know what it's really all about
[01:21:44] like I don't even know anyway but like
[01:21:46] that would have been great right LIKE
[01:21:47] EVERYONE JUST GOES YEAH LIKE THAT THAT
[01:21:49] WOULD HAVE BEEN awesome you know like
[01:21:51] yeah so instead of being controversial I
[01:21:52] would have loved to have done that I
[01:21:54] don't want to be this guy it's not what
[01:21:55] I wanted you know what I'm saying I
[01:21:57] don't I don't want to be compelled to
[01:21:59] walk into the middle of Montana and see
[01:22:00] a grizzly bear in my face I don't want
[01:22:02] that but I have to make sense
[01:22:06] >> right
[01:22:06] >> I wish I could have just been one of
[01:22:08] those guys into video games right like
[01:22:09] you know those guys like incel like
[01:22:11] incel fapping uh like they smoke weed
[01:22:14] and they do like they're like incel and
[01:22:16] they play like network online games they
[01:22:18] jack off that would have been dope you
[01:22:21] know what I'm saying I mean come on tell
[01:22:23] me that wouldn't be a great Friday night
[01:22:24] like I'd love to do that just jack off
[01:22:26] play video games smoking weed you know
[01:22:28] you're like World of Warcraft you're elf
[01:22:30] has like 10,000 power level that'd be
[01:22:32] sick I would have done that I would be
[01:22:35] completely happy doing that why didn't I
[01:22:36] do it though
[01:22:38] >> I can't
[01:22:38] >> because I can't Okay. And when I say I
[01:22:41] like those other coaches, I mean it.
[01:22:42] When you look at J Shetty or Graham or
[01:22:45] uh Lewis House, how great is like, can
[01:22:47] you tell that they're in their power?
[01:22:49] >> They actually are. Shetty's in his
[01:22:51] power, dude. He actually is a powerful
[01:22:53] man. That he really is in his power. He
[01:22:55] was born to do that niche that helps
[01:22:58] people at that paradigm. Okay. He really
[01:23:01] is. You know what guys like Graham do
[01:23:04] for me? They get me to think a bit more
[01:23:05] intelligently about money. Because
[01:23:08] without guys like Graham, what would I
[01:23:09] do? Want to know?
[01:23:11] >> All your money on parties.
[01:23:12] >> Yeah. Well, I already do that. But you
[01:23:13] know what I'd do? I'd probably get the
[01:23:16] mega yacht and just throw one giant
[01:23:18] party with fireworks
[01:23:22] and then it'd be over, you know? So
[01:23:24] Graham gets to be thinking more
[01:23:25] intelligently, right? So everybody has a
[01:23:27] place in the universe. So this was mine.
[01:23:30] How did I figure out that this is who I
[01:23:32] am? What do you think I did?
[01:23:34] >> Trial and error. You just become very
[01:23:36] very present and tapped in and you see
[01:23:40] what comes out.
[01:23:42] You remember back when you're 14, that's
[01:23:44] like your peak in some ways. Remember
[01:23:46] what did you want when you're 14? That's
[01:23:49] who you actually probably are.
[01:23:52] You know what I'm saying? Like what do
[01:23:53] you want? So think so don't lose that.
[01:23:55] What happens when you get old?
[01:23:58] >> Responsibility.
[01:23:58] >> Yeah. Responsibility. You you sell your
[01:24:00] soul. You hate it. But with all the
[01:24:03] different monetization models, it it
[01:24:05] really should not have to be like that.
[01:24:07] IT'S UNNECESS THAT ALL THAT sadness and
[01:24:09] like soul sucking [ __ ] unless that's
[01:24:11] who you actually are. It's very
[01:24:13] unnecessary, guys. You don't need to
[01:24:15] live like that. Okay? So again, you want
[01:24:17] to be doing something that's giving you
[01:24:18] energy, giving you purpose, expanding
[01:24:21] you, you're getting more present, more
[01:24:23] excellent, more greatness. You become
[01:24:25] world class. If I if I today woke up and
[01:24:28] I'm like, I'm going to be like an
[01:24:30] investment like a cons a very
[01:24:31] conservative chilled out um investment
[01:24:34] stock coach because it's more stable.
[01:24:37] What would happen?
[01:24:39] >> I'd fail. I'd either be dead or I'd
[01:24:41] fail. Do you guys understand? I can't do
[01:24:43] it. That's not a limiting belief.
[01:24:47] I can't sell out because I'm not that's
[01:24:49] not who I am. If I try to sell out, it'd
[01:24:51] be like Fivio Forign's album. It'd be
[01:24:54] like, okay, like anything I do would be
[01:24:56] okay, but it's not going to be who I am.
[01:25:00] So, I am who I am.
[01:25:03] What do I get from that? Energy, brain
[01:25:06] works better, health, maybe that's why
[01:25:09] I'm never sick. Excellence, power in
[01:25:12] what I'm here to do.
[01:25:14] Monetization models allows you to get
[01:25:16] rich doing that. Social media
[01:25:18] monetization models allow you to get
[01:25:21] rich doing it. So, when I'm coaching a
[01:25:23] really wealthy guy, they're like, "Man,
[01:25:25] I had to sell out to get this money. I
[01:25:27] want to have what you have. I want to
[01:25:28] have parties. I want to be able to do
[01:25:30] cold approach. I want to go travel. I
[01:25:32] want to see the [ __ ] bear. I want to
[01:25:33] have a girl who actually orgasms when I
[01:25:36] [ __ ] her because she's actually
[01:25:37] attracted to me. It's not a prostitute
[01:25:39] or a girl that married me for the money.
[01:25:40] I want to have friends who like me for
[01:25:42] me. Real friends. I want my children to
[01:25:45] look up to me. I want my children to
[01:25:47] respect me and to want to be me. I want
[01:25:49] I want to bring energy. I want other
[01:25:51] people to be enlivened when they're
[01:25:52] around me. I want to be who I am.
[01:25:56] And so some guys will say, well, who I
[01:25:57] am is the jack off into cell guy. No,
[01:26:00] that is a taker loop in 99% of cases. So
[01:26:04] you want to find out what allows you to
[01:26:05] tap in and to give energy going out. So
[01:26:08] what I'm going to get you to do, I'm
[01:26:10] going to get you to look at two
[01:26:11] different questions here. Okay? One of
[01:26:14] them is this. How much money do you
[01:26:16] want? Don't give me the Taylor Swift
[01:26:18] answer. Write out what you actually want
[01:26:20] and see what it costs. I regularly write
[01:26:23] out what I want to buy and then I budget
[01:26:26] it. I do it all the time. I got my
[01:26:27] little touch of Graham Stefan in there.
[01:26:28] Graham's my buddy, right? Like a little
[01:26:30] touch of Graham in there. I'm going to
[01:26:31] I'm going to do a budget. I'm going to
[01:26:33] figure out where where do I want to
[01:26:34] travel? Where do I want to live? What do
[01:26:37] I want to buy? What do I want to give?
[01:26:39] What do I want to give as charity? What
[01:26:41] do I want to give to my children? What
[01:26:43] kind of place do I want my kids to go?
[01:26:44] What kind of experience do I want my
[01:26:46] kids to have? What kind of experience do
[01:26:47] I want to have? How much savings do I
[01:26:49] want to have? I figure all that stuff
[01:26:50] out.
[01:26:52] Just figure that stuff out. Figure out
[01:26:53] what you actually need. What kind of
[01:26:55] supplements you want to take. Look, I
[01:26:56] take a $1,500 a month jinseng called I
[01:27:00] actually don't want to tell you cuz I
[01:27:01] want you guys to buy it's limited
[01:27:02] supply. But anyway, it's on dragon
[01:27:03] herbs.com if you want to look it up. But
[01:27:05] like, yeah, with tax about 1,500. But
[01:27:07] like
[01:27:09] I love that stuff, guys. I'm not just
[01:27:12] like like say you say to me like like
[01:27:13] say I say to you, "What kind of gin you
[01:27:15] want to take?" like I want the $1,500
[01:27:17] one. You probably don't. You don't
[01:27:20] actually want it. I go in the woods with
[01:27:23] my friend Shane Tyler Milson to find
[01:27:25] this stuff.
[01:27:27] I BLEED FOR JINSENG. I BLEED FOR RISHI
[01:27:30] MUSHROOM. I LOVE REISHI MUSHROOM. OKAY.
[01:27:33] I literally Have you guys ever seen
[01:27:34] videos when I just run around the forest
[01:27:36] like picking herbs with like experts?
[01:27:37] You got to You don't pick the wrong one,
[01:27:38] it'll kill you. By the way, pick the
[01:27:40] wrong mushroom, it'll kill you. You guys
[01:27:41] ever see me out there getting like
[01:27:42] lion's mane?
[01:27:44] I resonate with that. I'm like one of
[01:27:46] those [ __ ] like talk to the
[01:27:47] lion's man. You know what I'm saying? I
[01:27:49] don't even know why. You know, it's like
[01:27:50] me and the lions man having a
[01:27:51] conversation. My version of good life is
[01:27:54] like I'm out with Shane in the forest
[01:27:56] picking rishi and lion's mane and shaga
[01:27:58] and then we're out in some cabin and we
[01:28:00] boil it and we drink it.
[01:28:04] Why? Cuz I resonate with it. Why do you
[01:28:06] guys think I probably resonate with that
[01:28:07] kind of stuff?
[01:28:10] >> Gives you amazing energy.
[01:28:13] EXPANDS YOUR MIND MASSIVELY. NOT like
[01:28:15] psilocybin, okay? But actual expands
[01:28:18] your imagination because medicinal, not
[01:28:21] medicinal, bro, okay, but actual
[01:28:23] medicinal, but in addition, it it makes
[01:28:25] you have vitality. So, I resonate with
[01:28:28] that. Okay. Cave men back in the day,
[01:28:30] you want to know how they have an immune
[01:28:31] system? They would know what like they
[01:28:34] would know to like, you know, maybe like
[01:28:35] use pine needles for testosterone or use
[01:28:38] reishi mushroom for immune system. So,
[01:28:40] what they do is they would know their
[01:28:41] environment. They they had they had
[01:28:44] quieted their ego mind down and now
[01:28:46] they're connected to God and God would
[01:28:48] tell them what to go and pick. This is
[01:28:50] real. That's how they found a lot of
[01:28:51] that [ __ ] weird [ __ ] they found. So
[01:28:52] then they go quiet. They know what to
[01:28:54] pick and then they boil it. Rishi
[01:28:56] mushroom you can't eat it because it's
[01:28:58] rock hard. Chaga is rock hard, right?
[01:28:59] Chaga is like a it's like rock hard. So
[01:29:01] you have to boil it. Then you boil it
[01:29:03] and what does that do? It provides a
[01:29:05] secondary immune system of betaglucans.
[01:29:08] So we're meant to have that. So I
[01:29:10] resonate with that very deeply. I just
[01:29:11] it's resonant. So, do I want to take the
[01:29:13] 100-year-old Jinseng? Yes. Why? Because
[01:29:17] I believe in my opinion, I can't prove
[01:29:20] this, but I believe it that the
[01:29:21] 100-year-old ginsing has wisdom in it.
[01:29:24] And I believe that you consume the
[01:29:26] wisdom of the 100-y old herb. You're
[01:29:29] consuming the immune system of that herb
[01:29:30] and you're consuming the wisdom of that.
[01:29:32] I have no proof. This is complete fairy
[01:29:35] tale [ __ ] like a horoscope. And I
[01:29:38] know the hor Okay. Sorry. Sorry. Okay.
[01:29:41] What's the girls favorite? What are
[01:29:42] girls favorite saving?
[01:29:44] >> What do they say about horoscopes?
[01:29:47] >> Billionaires study astrology. You guys
[01:29:49] know that one.
[01:29:53] >> Because a coach could PEOPLE CAN SAY
[01:29:55] ANYTHING. Like any random like [ __ ]
[01:29:57] astrology coach like billionaire study
[01:29:59] astrology.
[01:30:01] So anyway, I'm sure they probably do.
[01:30:03] But anyway, so look. So um you just say
[01:30:06] anything, but look, it's uh sorry, I
[01:30:09] didn't even say that [ __ ] Then we get
[01:30:11] all the women are going to walk out the
[01:30:12] seminar. But anyway, so like wait, what?
[01:30:14] I'm calling my astrology coach. Okay,
[01:30:17] who's the actual billionaire coach? So
[01:30:19] anyway, like point being um I don't know
[01:30:22] for a fact that any of that is true, but
[01:30:24] I believe it, right? That resonates to
[01:30:27] me. Do you guys know what herbs what
[01:30:28] herbs basically are? You know, like a
[01:30:29] like a carrot that has one season that
[01:30:32] it's alive. A jinseng root could be
[01:30:34] alive for 100 years. So every single
[01:30:36] year it had to survive different things,
[01:30:38] right? So the idea behind it
[01:30:39] theoretically, I'm not a doctor giving
[01:30:41] medical advice, is you consume it and
[01:30:43] you get 100 years of immunity. You'd
[01:30:46] also get spiritual powers. That's what a
[01:30:48] lot of people believe. That's why uh uh
[01:30:50] people in the east that are into
[01:30:52] spirituality like monks and stuff would
[01:30:53] take that stuff. I don't know if that's
[01:30:54] true or not, but you know what I can
[01:30:56] tell you? Someone who's never done
[01:30:57] eastern herbs, they take it and they
[01:30:59] feel real present and calm for the first
[01:31:01] time. Why? Because we have all these
[01:31:03] toxins, a lot of [ __ ] up energy. We're
[01:31:05] around a lot of weird energy fields. So
[01:31:06] they take that. had that experience.
[01:31:08] That was my experience actually. That
[01:31:10] was my experience. So that and I also
[01:31:11] noticed I I started getting sick less
[01:31:12] and less and eventually stopped. But it
[01:31:14] was also other things that did that too.
[01:31:16] So I also Why do you guys think I
[01:31:17] resonate with herbs? Because I think it
[01:31:20] makes me a better guru. Okay. You know
[01:31:22] what else I resonate with? Um nature.
[01:31:25] Why do you guys think I resonate so
[01:31:26] deeply with nature?
[01:31:28] >> You feel connected to creation.
[01:31:30] >> Yeah. That you know what else? I think
[01:31:31] it makes me a better guru.
[01:31:33] >> I think the fact I spent a lot of time
[01:31:34] in in the woods makes me a better guru.
[01:31:36] Right. It teaches me to it teaches me to
[01:31:38] get present to who I actually am so I'm
[01:31:40] able to be a better guru. So I like
[01:31:42] those things. So when I'm writing you
[01:31:44] know you know like what I want to do.
[01:31:46] >> Oh why do you why do I like why do I
[01:31:48] like ice? Why do I like diamonds?
[01:31:50] >> Bling bling.
[01:31:52] >> Cuz I'm five,
[01:31:55] >> right? What would you wear if you were
[01:31:56] 14?
[01:31:58] >> How would you be dressed if you're 14?
[01:31:59] What would you wear?
[01:32:01] >> This. Right. What would a 14-year-old
[01:32:03] wear? This. So that's me being a kid.
[01:32:05] I'm literally I'm like a baby. Okay, I
[01:32:08] don't resonate with adulthood. I have
[01:32:10] I'm the definition of Peter Pan
[01:32:11] syndrome. Okay, I view adults as losers.
[01:32:14] Okay, Matt, I don't care how much money
[01:32:15] you have, you're an adult loser. Do you
[01:32:18] know what I look like when I'm talking
[01:32:18] like my lawyers and accountants? I'm
[01:32:20] like, my god, these poor people. Like,
[01:32:22] I'm like, oh my god. I have clients that
[01:32:24] are super rich. I'm like, what happened
[01:32:25] to you? My god. I take him out. Guys,
[01:32:28] let me tell you something. You get a
[01:32:29] mega rich dude, there's nothing on earth
[01:32:31] you can buy more fun than trading with
[01:32:32] me. Like a one-on-one. Imagine you made
[01:32:34] all this cash, right? Imagine you got
[01:32:36] like 500 mil and then like you're just
[01:32:38] [ __ ] bored. You kind of hate your
[01:32:39] life, but you accumulate a lot of money
[01:32:41] and I take you out. Can you imagine what
[01:32:43] those guy what it's like for those guys?
[01:32:46] >> Can you imagine like full like Coachella
[01:32:50] rager party, make out with 20 girls,
[01:32:53] throw the afterparty dancing like going
[01:32:56] crazy
[01:32:58] like making out with two girls at the
[01:32:59] same time. Like these guys that come on
[01:33:01] trains with me, they're they're they're
[01:33:02] like they're like uh uh like they're so
[01:33:04] stiff. They have so many like neurotic
[01:33:05] holding patterns. AND I'M LIKE, "LET'S
[01:33:07] GO." RIGHT? THEY'RE LIKE, "UH, I'm like,
[01:33:10] "Come on, TICKLE TICKLE." I'M LIKE,
[01:33:11] "COME ON, MAN. COME ON, TICKLE." THEY'RE
[01:33:13] LIKE, LIKE I'M LIKE, "LET'S [ __ ] GO."
[01:33:16] RIGHT? AND THEN WE'RE LIKE DANCING WITH
[01:33:17] girls and stuff. They're they're like
[01:33:18] like some of these old guys, they
[01:33:20] haven't made out like a hot girl in
[01:33:21] years, right? Like their last wife was
[01:33:23] like some old [ __ ] leather handbag of
[01:33:26] a woman, right? And they're like they're
[01:33:28] like And you see them like they they
[01:33:29] haven't got an erection in like 20
[01:33:30] years, right? And they're like, "Oh, my
[01:33:33] penis. OH MY GOD. RIGHT. They lean in.
[01:33:35] They like make that. And you just see
[01:33:37] them like like that. And we're like,
[01:33:39] "Yeah,
[01:33:43] right." And I'm and and like, you know,
[01:33:45] I'm like always telling them to shut the
[01:33:46] [ __ ] up. I'M LIKE, "SHUT THE [ __ ] UP.
[01:33:48] [ __ ] [ __ ] THAT'S [ __ ] SHIT." THEY'RE
[01:33:50] LIKE, "AH, LIKE THAT." LIKE THEY'RE
[01:33:51] RUNNING A WHOLE COMPANY AND LIKE I TALK
[01:33:52] THEM like this. And the thing is I don't
[01:33:54] care if they [ __ ] leave the program
[01:33:55] at all. If they leave the program, A
[01:33:57] GOOD RIDDANCE, I DON'T [ __ ] CARE. I'M
[01:33:58] PARTYING. I don't give a [ __ ] So, I'm
[01:34:00] the only person who has no loss aversion
[01:34:01] who coaches them, right? I remember one
[01:34:04] of the richest guys I was I ever
[01:34:05] coached, this guy's loaded. He wouldn't
[01:34:06] listen to anybody. And he was like,
[01:34:08] "Well, you know, I need to have this
[01:34:09] thing be perfect." And I went, "Dude,
[01:34:11] JUST SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. YOU'RE A [ __ ]
[01:34:14] JUST SHUT THE [ __ ] UP WITH THIS
[01:34:15] PERFECTION SHIT." YOU KNOW WHAT he said?
[01:34:16] This is super famous, super [ __ ]
[01:34:18] famous rich guy. He went, HE PAUSED. HE
[01:34:20] WENT, "I LOVE THIS GUY. HIRE HIM NOW."
[01:34:25] >> Why do you guys think that is?
[01:34:26] >> No one ever tells him that.
[01:34:28] >> CUZ I DON'T CARE. I MEANT IT. I don't
[01:34:31] care. I'm the best coach. You [ __ ] with
[01:34:33] me, you'll never find another me, [ __ ]
[01:34:35] I don't [ __ ] care. I do not care. I
[01:34:38] don't care about money. You have no
[01:34:39] leverage on me. I don't care if you kill
[01:34:42] me. I don't care if I don't get invited
[01:34:43] to your party. I'll make a better party.
[01:34:46] I don't care what you have. I'll go get
[01:34:47] it myself. I'll give it to myself. So,
[01:34:49] if you want to do something together,
[01:34:50] I'm happy to do it, but I don't care.
[01:34:52] Okay? So, what I'm trying to show you
[01:34:55] guys is like when I say that I resonate
[01:34:57] with like eastern herbs or going in
[01:34:59] nature, THAT'S CUZ THAT'S MY CALLING.
[01:35:02] OKAY? That's my calling. Now, I try to
[01:35:05] bring Marcel into nature. It's like
[01:35:06] pulling teeth because Marcel is living
[01:35:09] he just he'll do a little bit of it. I
[01:35:10] mean, he lives in a in a mega mansion
[01:35:12] overlooking the ocean. But the point
[01:35:13] he'll go to like um uh Bahamas, he'll go
[01:35:16] to uh what's that one with like those
[01:35:18] little cabins that's really expensive?
[01:35:20] >> Tahoe. Uh, no, no, in in the Caribbean
[01:35:22] with like the uh the Maldes. He goes to
[01:35:23] the Maldes. He likes nature somewhat,
[01:35:25] but his biggest thing, Marcel, is he's
[01:35:28] actually a mama's boy. He loves his
[01:35:30] [ __ ] parents. He loves his family and
[01:35:32] he'll do the best parties in all of LA
[01:35:34] and he'll invite over his family. He's
[01:35:36] Jewish and he'll invite over like these
[01:35:37] like little old Jewish ladies and [ __ ]
[01:35:39] Like there'll be like a celebrity
[01:35:40] besides some like Amish looking little
[01:35:41] old Jewish like like or what is like the
[01:35:44] most extreme version of like Judaism?
[01:35:45] What are those ones? like like a hidic
[01:35:47] Jewish person besides like Jake Paul,
[01:35:49] you know, and hose. So, it's like a
[01:35:51] funny combo, but he just likes to do it.
[01:35:52] He'll pay for everybody. Marcel's very
[01:35:54] generous. He He'll always have a private
[01:35:56] chef at his house. He does Shabbat every
[01:35:58] week on Friday and he'll invite over
[01:35:59] like 50 people and just pay for
[01:36:01] everybody. He likes it, right? So, he's
[01:36:02] more his what he resonates with more is
[01:36:05] like a good time and making everybody
[01:36:07] family and just balling out and also
[01:36:09] helping rich people. like I'll get him
[01:36:10] to come help poor people and he'll do it
[01:36:12] because he does care. But he gets more
[01:36:14] energized to help somebody who's high
[01:36:15] influence. And when he helps that high
[01:36:17] influence person, then they can also go
[01:36:18] on to do influential things. That's what
[01:36:20] he was born to do. So if I take him in
[01:36:22] nature, he'll indulge me. But you know
[01:36:24] what he likes? He likes cars. You guys
[01:36:26] ever seen his car fleet? He's got like
[01:36:28] nine supercars, right? I got kids in
[01:36:29] nature. He's got cars. So what happens
[01:36:32] is like he likes to just get like a
[01:36:33] bunch like a fleet of cars and he'll go
[01:36:35] driving Ferrari and he'll be like at
[01:36:37] like these like racetracks and stuff
[01:36:39] with other like billionaires and
[01:36:40] millionaires. He he gets energy from
[01:36:42] that and helping them. That's what he's
[01:36:44] born to do. So he'll be like, "Hey, come
[01:36:46] with me and drive cars." And I'm like,
[01:36:48] "H, I'm cool with it, but I don't
[01:36:49] resonate with cars." You know how I feel
[01:36:50] when I get in those really sensitive
[01:36:51] cars? I feel nauseous. Have you guys
[01:36:54] ever been in those Lambos?
[01:36:55] >> Yeah.
[01:36:56] >> You like it or no?
[01:36:57] >> I I'M LIKE I'M LIKE MARCEL. HE'S LIKE,
[01:37:00] "YEAH, THIS IS AWESOME." I'M LIKE,
[01:37:01] "WE'RE GOING TO DIE." You know, a lot of
[01:37:03] internet marketing gurus have died in
[01:37:04] cars, by the way. Even the owner of COD.
[01:37:07] You see that? Yeah. The [ __ ] owner of
[01:37:09] Call of Duty got killed. All these rich
[01:37:11] guys, they get a they finally get rich,
[01:37:12] they get a car, and they die in it. So,
[01:37:15] I mean, that could be fun on the way of
[01:37:16] ways to die, but that'd be more like a
[01:37:18] fun way for Marcel to die. You know what
[01:37:20] I'm saying? I want to die public
[01:37:21] speaking, not in a Lambo. Remember that
[01:37:23] story I told you? How I want to die? I
[01:37:25] either want to die getting laid or I
[01:37:26] want to die public speak. I don't want
[01:37:27] to die in the Lambo. If I die in Lambo,
[01:37:28] I guess it's okay. You know what I'm
[01:37:30] saying? But public, like, how cool would
[01:37:32] it be if I died right now?
[01:37:35] Like the last speech, right? Wouldn't
[01:37:36] that be sick? You know what I'm saying?
[01:37:38] You got to admit that'd be pretty sick.
[01:37:39] Like that'd be a great story.
[01:37:41] >> You know what I'm saying? That'd be
[01:37:43] sick, RIGHT? I'M LIKE, LISTEN, [ __ ] ALL
[01:37:44] THIS [ __ ] AH, NO. YOU'RE ALL [ __ ]
[01:37:49] [ __ ] THIS [ __ ] TELL MARCEL TO GO TO
[01:37:52] NATURE. I JUST DIED. That'd be a great
[01:37:55] story. Now, when you hear me say that,
[01:37:56] does that sound morbid? Guess what?
[01:37:57] We're all dying.
[01:37:59] >> HOW IS THAT? OKAY, SO THAT'S MORBID. But
[01:38:02] dying like as your family cries for 2
[01:38:05] years in a bed, that's better. Yo, I GOT
[01:38:08] PUT IN A WHEELCHAIR. I was in a hospital
[01:38:09] for a couple weeks. It sucked. Or no,
[01:38:11] about a week. It [ __ ] sucked. I I was
[01:38:14] I had a horrible horrible injury. I was
[01:38:15] in a wheelchair for a while. And I said
[01:38:17] to the doctor cuz I was in there for
[01:38:18] like a week. I was like, "Dude, I'm
[01:38:19] like, "This place is pretty rough, man."
[01:38:21] I'm like, "Knowing what you know about
[01:38:23] how rough it is to just stay here, are
[01:38:24] you afraid to die in here?" He goes,
[01:38:26] "Well, I died in here." And I GO, "WELL,
[01:38:28] HOW ARE YOU GOING TO die then?" And
[01:38:29] because he hadn't thought about it,
[01:38:30] right? He just knew he didn't want. So,
[01:38:32] pause and think about that. The guy who
[01:38:34] works at the [ __ ] place, great smart
[01:38:36] guy who did who helped me with my
[01:38:37] surgery. He said, "I ain't dieting here.
[01:38:39] [ __ ] that [ __ ] I'm not dying here." So,
[01:38:40] we all think that's better. So, you
[01:38:42] know, I said to him, I said, "Well,
[01:38:43] where do you want to die then?" He
[01:38:44] hadn't figured this out. He was he
[01:38:45] wasn't in congruent. He said, "You know
[01:38:47] what I'm gonna do?" He meant this, too.
[01:38:48] We were in Idaho where there's bears
[01:38:49] everywhere. He goes, "I'm gonna just
[01:38:52] paint myself in honey." I actually said
[01:38:54] that earlier. That's where I got it
[01:38:54] from. He goes, "I'm gonna paint myself a
[01:38:56] honey and I'm gonna go for a walk in the
[01:38:58] forest." I go, "Bro, that's horrible."
[01:39:00] Like, "Some of those grizzly bear,"
[01:39:01] because he's saying he'll get a grizzly
[01:39:03] bear, antagonize a grizzly bear to eat
[01:39:04] him. I go, "Bro, some of those grizzly
[01:39:06] bears bury you alive and torture you
[01:39:08] before they eat you. That's not a good
[01:39:10] way to die." And he was like, "Oh, [ __ ]
[01:39:11] Yeah, you're right." And I said, "So,
[01:39:13] how do you want to do it?" And I
[01:39:14] actually took this example earlier. I
[01:39:15] said it. I got it from him, too. He
[01:39:17] said, "Well, here's what I'm going to
[01:39:17] do. I'm going to go to Big Su. Do you
[01:39:19] guys know what Big Su is?
[01:39:20] >> That's like a beautiful cliff." Write
[01:39:21] that [ __ ] down if you don't know what it
[01:39:22] is. It's like beautiful cliffs out in LA
[01:39:24] out near uh like 5 hours north of LA,
[01:39:26] little bit south of San Fran on the on
[01:39:28] the PCH. Big S. It's really sick. And
[01:39:30] drive the whole coast by the way. Right
[01:39:32] down the whole coast. You got to drive
[01:39:32] the whole coast all the way through
[01:39:33] Oregon, Washington. You got to drive it.
[01:39:35] Trust me on this. If you took one from
[01:39:37] the seminar, one thing, do that. But
[01:39:39] anyway, he goes, I'm going to go in big
[01:39:40] sir. He goes, I'm going wait for the
[01:39:41] sunset and when the sun sets, I'm just
[01:39:43] going to lean forward and and die like
[01:39:45] that. Now, when you hear that, right, I
[01:39:47] know you're thinking you're like, man, I
[01:39:48] don't want to do that. That's scary. No.
[01:39:50] You know what's scary? what I saw when I
[01:39:52] broke my [ __ ] leg. That was scary.
[01:39:54] Suck in THE HOSPITAL. IT SUCKS, DUDE.
[01:39:57] YOU CAN'T EVEN SLEEP. These [ __ ] like
[01:39:58] uh these like little things going beep
[01:40:01] beep beep. There's lights everywhere.
[01:40:03] Everyone's [ __ ] stressed. The energy
[01:40:05] feels all [ __ ] up. I don't want to die
[01:40:07] like that. So, when I say when I say
[01:40:08] some morbid stuff, you got to realize
[01:40:10] you are going to die. Imagine you die
[01:40:12] when you bust a nut. That's way better.
[01:40:14] Imagine you died on stage. That would be
[01:40:16] way better. Okay. I hope I die too when
[01:40:19] I do some like crazy thing. You guys
[01:40:20] ever see me where I start like doing
[01:40:21] some CRAZY MEDITATION? I'M LIKE I START
[01:40:23] LIKE screaming and then I want to have
[01:40:24] like an anorism or something just like
[01:40:26] that. It just pops and then I'll tell my
[01:40:27] editor to post it. Terrence, you know
[01:40:28] what to do. Okay. Yeah, he's going to
[01:40:30] post it. That'd be awesome, right? Or
[01:40:32] maybe doing game, you know, something
[01:40:34] fun. You know what I'm saying? But
[01:40:35] anyway, what I'm I'll get you do the
[01:40:37] exercise, but here's the main two
[01:40:38] points. Okay, find what gives you
[01:40:41] energy. Okay, what gives you energy?
[01:40:46] Figure that out what you want to do. And
[01:40:48] then we but it has to be something we
[01:40:50] can monetize. Okay. It can't be NBA
[01:40:52] player. Okay. Although I saw the
[01:40:55] Savannah bananas playing here. So maybe
[01:40:57] you could maybe even if you were not a
[01:40:58] real baseball player, maybe you could
[01:41:00] find a way to monetize it somehow. You
[01:41:01] could be like a dancing baseball player.
[01:41:03] Maybe who knows what you could come up
[01:41:04] with. But overall, think about something
[01:41:07] that we could maybe monetize. Write that
[01:41:09] down. And then also I want you to think
[01:41:12] about how much money you want. Okay. So
[01:41:14] can you guys get a sense that I know
[01:41:16] what I want?
[01:41:17] >> Yes.
[01:41:19] That takes That's real wealth. That's
[01:41:21] real wealth. Real wealth is not running
[01:41:23] a business and be like,
[01:41:27] "I got to keep it going. I got to I got
[01:41:28] to increase the revenue, man. I got to
[01:41:30] increase revenue." That's boring. That's
[01:41:32] not fun. Okay? And you got to
[01:41:34] understand, if I live to be 10,000, I
[01:41:37] would do that. Why do I have this
[01:41:40] ideology towards business instead of
[01:41:41] being a billionaire?
[01:41:43] >> Life is short.
[01:41:44] >> Because life's short. It It's more
[01:41:46] logical.
[01:41:48] All the people that you see doing the 9
[01:41:49] to5 thing thinking that they're safe,
[01:41:50] they're they think they're avoiding
[01:41:52] death, but they're actually avoiding
[01:41:54] life. Life is not guaranteed. Death is.
[01:41:57] You're already dead. So part of me doing
[01:41:59] the seminar and you see how my energy is
[01:42:01] moving. What am I trying to show you
[01:42:02] covertly? What is the subtext that I'm
[01:42:05] showing you here when I'm doing the
[01:42:07] speech? Movement of energy. Okay. So,
[01:42:11] what I'm trying to show you is the most
[01:42:13] locked in, happiest, blissful, fun,
[01:42:18] freespirited, enjoying life guy you've
[01:42:20] ever seen. That's what I'm trying to
[01:42:22] show you. Okay? And then I'm teaching
[01:42:24] you the way to get there. So, I'm kind
[01:42:26] of I'm like, have you guys ever seen
[01:42:27] speeches where I go more low energy,
[01:42:29] maybe more chill, or maybe some are
[01:42:31] fuddy, some are serious, some are even
[01:42:33] like a bit dark, right? I you I show I
[01:42:34] use energy to make different points. So,
[01:42:37] the the way I'm using my energy here is
[01:42:39] I'm trying to show you that freespirited
[01:42:41] side of like the adventure of life. Like
[01:42:43] life can be a grand adventure when done
[01:42:45] strategically. Here's where it also gets
[01:42:47] interesting, right? Do you guys know the
[01:42:48] Midwin meme?
[01:42:50] >> Okay, the Midwin meme is like someone at
[01:42:52] a low IQ, like a dimwit is um okay, here
[01:42:57] be a simple example. The dumb guy is
[01:43:00] like, "JESUS CHRIST, MY LORD AND SAVIOR,
[01:43:04] the way, the truth, and the light."
[01:43:07] Right? Why do they believe that? Cuz
[01:43:10] their pastor told them to say it, right?
[01:43:12] They don't understand it. They don't
[01:43:13] know what any of it means. They just
[01:43:15] know. They're like, like, "Why do you
[01:43:16] believe in Jesus?" "Cuz I WANT TO GO TO
[01:43:18] HEAVEN. I WANT TO GO TO HELL. I'm going
[01:43:20] to heaven. I won't GO TO HELL. HEAVEN."
[01:43:23] IT'S LIKE, "YEAH, but what if that's
[01:43:24] just a book that GOT MADE UP?" NAH, YOU
[01:43:26] GOT TO HAVE FAITH. YOU SEE THAT, RIGHT?
[01:43:28] That's like a low level. Then a higher
[01:43:30] level would be like, well then what?
[01:43:32] Someone who's like someone who's a
[01:43:33] Buddhist is going to go to hell. Someone
[01:43:35] who believed in Greek myth is going to
[01:43:36] go to hell. Um they could not have made
[01:43:38] this up. There's different religions
[01:43:39] everywhere. How do you even know that's
[01:43:41] true? How can you just demand faith to
[01:43:43] believe in something to say that's true?
[01:43:45] At the highest level, the four gospels,
[01:43:48] Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are the
[01:43:50] best books you ever read in your life.
[01:43:52] And you read them a hundred times and
[01:43:53] they define your life. But it's not CUZ
[01:43:56] LIKE CUZ I WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN,
[01:43:59] RIGHT? I don't want to GO TO HELL.
[01:44:01] HEAVEN, RIGHT? It's because you you you
[01:44:04] have a very high level of reading
[01:44:05] comprehension. And when it says when it
[01:44:07] talks about things like walking on
[01:44:08] water, when it talks about things like
[01:44:10] transmuting the water into wine, when it
[01:44:13] talks about uh the second birth after
[01:44:15] crucifixion, the birth of the soul, when
[01:44:17] it talks about um the importance of
[01:44:20] doing good for other people while nobody
[01:44:22] sees it, like these are the single most
[01:44:24] profound and many of them, the
[01:44:25] importance of giving. These are the
[01:44:26] lessons that will literally give you a
[01:44:28] second birth. These are going to awaken
[01:44:30] your soul. It'll be the most important
[01:44:31] book you read in your [ __ ] life, but
[01:44:32] you'll actually get a soul out of it.
[01:44:34] CUZ HE WENT JESUS CHRIST MY LORD AND
[01:44:36] SAVIOR and the way, the truth, and life.
[01:44:39] I don't want to go to hell, y'all. I
[01:44:41] ain't going to hell. So Jesus CUZ JUST
[01:44:43] DON'T LET ME GO TO HELL, RIGHT? As a way
[01:44:45] to like avoid your avoid the uh people
[01:44:47] use religion as a way to not look at the
[01:44:49] ambiguity of life, not to have to stress
[01:44:51] over death. They just look at it very
[01:44:53] simply. Okay. So then, so that's like
[01:44:55] the dumb guy. The higher level guy, the
[01:44:58] guy in the middle goes, "This is some
[01:45:00] bullshit." higher level than that goes,
[01:45:03] this is the most important book I ever
[01:45:04] read because I can see the messages
[01:45:06] communicating and it's doing the
[01:45:08] spiritual surgery. That's kind of how I
[01:45:10] view entrepreneurship, right? Dumb is
[01:45:13] like broke. Broke to me is anywhere less
[01:45:15] than than multi-millionaire. That's
[01:45:17] broke. Okay, functionally poor maybe.
[01:45:20] Then midwit is like I am an
[01:45:23] entrepreneur. My stock portfolio went
[01:45:27] up. My net worth went up. We have a
[01:45:30] bigger pie chart. Look at my pie chart.
[01:45:33] Look at me. I went to the Epstein island
[01:45:36] and [ __ ] a goat. I'm winning. Okay,
[01:45:40] that's like the mid level. The highest
[01:45:43] level,
[01:45:44] full idiot [ __ ] Okay, that's the
[01:45:49] highest level. Full idiot [ __ ] Okay,
[01:45:56] and I am that [ __ ] Okay, I am the
[01:45:59] number one greatest [ __ ] Okay, do you
[01:46:02] know what I think about all day? How can
[01:46:03] I be more of a [ __ ] You know why he's
[01:46:05] laughing? Because he knows me, right?
[01:46:07] You're like, now I I never understood
[01:46:09] this guy before this [ __ ] talk. Like
[01:46:10] you probably saw me like what's with
[01:46:11] this guy, right? Like I being a [ __ ]
[01:46:14] is an art form. You know what I'm
[01:46:15] saying? It's like, okay, you know, you
[01:46:17] know, uh Robert Downey Jr. says never go
[01:46:19] full [ __ ] Buy art form is always go
[01:46:21] full [ __ ] Okay. Always. Okay.
[01:46:23] >> Now, let me explain. Let me explain why
[01:46:25] that's the actual genius. Okay. The full
[01:46:27] [ __ ] Okay, say repeat after me. Full
[01:46:30] >> full
[01:46:31] >> idiot
[01:46:32] >> idiot
[01:46:32] >> [ __ ]
[01:46:33] >> [ __ ]
[01:46:34] >> Okay, but
[01:46:36] not full idiot [ __ ] like you're broke.
[01:46:39] Okay, full idiot [ __ ] as in unlimited
[01:46:42] girls, banking cash, doing whatever you
[01:46:45] want, and dominating while being a
[01:46:48] [ __ ] In other words, the guys who
[01:46:50] just figure out how to make money but
[01:46:51] can't be a [ __ ] they are basic.
[01:46:54] Because look at what they did. In
[01:46:56] effect, what they did was they
[01:46:58] sacrificed their soul, their
[01:46:59] individuality, their fun, and their life
[01:47:02] to optimize for one metric. You know,
[01:47:04] THESE GUYS ARE LIKE, "I WORK A 100 HOURS
[01:47:06] A WEEK." YOU SHOULDN'T BRAG ABOUT THAT
[01:47:07] [ __ ] DUDE. You brag that you work 100
[01:47:10] hours a week. I WORK 100 HOURS A WEEK. I
[01:47:14] can work 100 hours a week. I don't run
[01:47:16] out of energy. THAT LOOK THE WHOLE LIKE
[01:47:18] work like sleep four hours a night, work
[01:47:21] seven days a like work like I don't know
[01:47:23] like what's uh say you slept four hours
[01:47:24] a night it's 20 hours a day like 120
[01:47:27] hour work week I I beat that boss when I
[01:47:30] was like 23
[01:47:32] you know you should be able to work 100
[01:47:34] hour work week by the time you're 23 24
[01:47:36] maybe 26 first 2 million you should beat
[01:47:39] that by 25 26 like 2 million 3 million
[01:47:41] the bank you should have beaten that
[01:47:42] [ __ ] when you're younger that's so easy
[01:47:45] dude a $2 million [ __ ] offer. Like,
[01:47:48] build a little following, make an offer,
[01:47:51] do a little launch, sell it. You
[01:47:52] couldn't even do that. That's just
[01:47:54] [ __ ] That's not the good [ __ ]
[01:47:55] That's the bad [ __ ] Like, I'm not
[01:47:57] trying to shame you or make you feel
[01:47:58] bad. I'm trying to wake you up. I'm
[01:47:59] trying to bust your ass a bit so you
[01:48:00] wake up and actually go do it. I'll get
[01:48:02] you to do it. But, okay, I can't
[01:48:04] guarantee it, but you know, I can't
[01:48:06] guarantee that you're the bad version of
[01:48:07] a [ __ ] But what I'm saying is like
[01:48:09] anyone can learn to do that in my view.
[01:48:11] But what I'm saying is you should have
[01:48:13] like I'm like okay [ __ ] like I'm tired.
[01:48:17] What do you mean you're tired? What does
[01:48:19] that even mean? Like what what do you
[01:48:22] mean you're tired?
[01:48:24] That's not even a thing. Like yes at the
[01:48:26] end of the day your circadian rhythm
[01:48:27] kicks in and you go to bed for for eight
[01:48:29] hours. YOU DON'T ACTUALLY GET TIRED. Do
[01:48:32] you see what I'm saying? That's it's
[01:48:33] just because other people told you
[01:48:35] you're tired, you think you're tired.
[01:48:37] You're never in a BAD MOOD. DO YOU GUYS
[01:48:38] ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND THAT YOU never are
[01:48:39] in actually in a bad mood? You're
[01:48:41] faking.
[01:48:43] >> This is real. You never are mad. You're
[01:48:44] never sad. You're never in a bad mood.
[01:48:46] You don't have approach anxiety. You're
[01:48:48] not nervous about anything. You don't
[01:48:49] have a limiting belief. There's no
[01:48:50] limiting beliefs. You can literally do
[01:48:52] anything.
[01:48:54] >> Okay. When when you're in a bad mood,
[01:48:56] that's a self-hypnosis.
[01:48:59] >> You made you took Okay, look. Odds of
[01:49:02] being born like between try to FOLLOW
[01:49:06] THIS. OKAY. GALAXY existing
[01:49:10] gazillion empty rocks. Planets that are
[01:49:13] to our knowledge devoid of life like
[01:49:16] planet. Planet grows life. Dinosaur era
[01:49:21] for millions of years where where uh
[01:49:24] mammals live as like mice.
[01:49:28] Ice age from the [ __ ] giant rock.
[01:49:31] Planet covered in a nuclear wasteland
[01:49:33] for a gazillion years practically. long
[01:49:35] time.
[01:49:37] Mice turns into a [ __ ] uh into many
[01:49:40] different mammals because basically like
[01:49:42] these little critters way under the
[01:49:44] ground under the ice age explosion could
[01:49:46] live. Turns into like a monkey, a
[01:49:48] [ __ ] whatever, a horse, like all this
[01:49:50] [ __ ] right? Monkey. Monkey runs around.
[01:49:54] Eventually, monkey lives in trees.
[01:49:56] Bad weather, trees go away. Monkey has
[01:49:58] to walk on two legs. Most of the monkeys
[01:50:01] get killed and prayed on. These are all
[01:50:02] your ancestors. monkey eventually learns
[01:50:04] how to walk on two legs. First first
[01:50:06] version of homo of uh what was it?
[01:50:08] Homohabilis or homoerectus. These other
[01:50:10] [ __ ] monkeys that were living, right?
[01:50:11] They run around. They have to kill
[01:50:13] everything. There's like seven, eight
[01:50:15] different versions of homo sapiens.
[01:50:16] There's like the homo sapiens, homoctus,
[01:50:19] homohabilis. There's little [ __ ]
[01:50:21] [ __ ] humans living on island. It's
[01:50:22] all real, by the way. Look [ __ ] up. It's
[01:50:24] crazy. Tall humans like live up in the
[01:50:26] mountains and they they have like better
[01:50:27] oxygen, but they're not they're not as
[01:50:29] like creepy ass smart as a homo sapien.
[01:50:31] Neanderthals like super stud like kind
[01:50:33] of like uh like winter humans that are
[01:50:35] like brain structured a bit different
[01:50:37] but they're more athletic like all these
[01:50:39] different humans running around. You
[01:50:40] know about all this?
[01:50:41] >> Look this [ __ ] up. It's crazy. Then like
[01:50:44] we're all living in like South Africa.
[01:50:46] Then we venture up like following
[01:50:47] different [ __ ] up north and eventually
[01:50:49] because then eventually they think
[01:50:51] probably from a volcano. There's only
[01:50:53] like 2,000 humans left. You guys know
[01:50:55] about this [ __ ]
[01:50:56] >> Yeah.
[01:50:56] >> Yeah. Like our genes are are like look
[01:50:58] all inbred. We're all [ __ ] inbredad
[01:50:59] [ __ ] Like pretty much all of
[01:51:01] us are like inbredad with each other.
[01:51:02] It's kind of [ __ ] up. Okay, that's
[01:51:03] right. When you're when you're hooking
[01:51:04] up with that bad [ __ ] she's actually
[01:51:05] like your sister, dude. It's creepy as
[01:51:07] [ __ ] because we're all inbred because of
[01:51:09] the volcano. Okay, that's what they
[01:51:10] think. But there's questions to that
[01:51:11] theory, different theories, right? And
[01:51:13] basically like there's like an ice age.
[01:51:15] Your ancestors are running around
[01:51:16] [ __ ] like hunting. Do you guys know
[01:51:18] what the shortfaced bear is? That's like
[01:51:20] a 12-oot bear. There's a [ __ ] There's
[01:51:22] the giant sloth. Direwolves. I mean,
[01:51:24] this is like an episode of Game of
[01:51:25] Thrones. The direwolf. There's [ __ ]
[01:51:27] uh oh, saber-tooth tigers were eating um
[01:51:30] they were eating [ __ ] human babies
[01:51:32] all the time and [ __ ] Like tons of our
[01:51:33] babies got eaten and then uh we have
[01:51:36] we'd go like fight these giant sloths
[01:51:38] that have like they're like 20 30 feet
[01:51:39] tall or some [ __ ] There's like armor on
[01:51:41] them and all this stuff and then
[01:51:42] eventually like modern society gets
[01:51:44] built. All this crazy [ __ ] happens and
[01:51:47] then eventually you wind up getting to
[01:51:49] the point now where you live in a
[01:51:50] functioning society. You're not about to
[01:51:52] get eaten by a direwolf or a [ __ ]
[01:51:54] saber-tooth tiger. You have access to
[01:51:56] the internet. You're you're you're in
[01:51:57] the good part of AI before it kills all
[01:51:59] of us. Like all this [ __ ] you're never
[01:52:01] in a BAD MOOD. YOU ARE NEVER EVER EVER
[01:52:03] EVER EVER IN A BAD MOOD. It's complete
[01:52:05] [ __ ] Forged in the image of the
[01:52:08] creator of the universe, forged in the
[01:52:10] image of God. You're not in a bad mood.
[01:52:12] It's just a self hypnosis. You have no
[01:52:14] limitation as far as being on your
[01:52:16] purpose. You can do whatever you put
[01:52:17] your mind to as long as it's what you're
[01:52:18] here to do. Like, it's amazing. Like,
[01:52:21] life is [ __ ] amazing. You're not
[01:52:22] tired, OKAY? LIKE, I'M TIRED. SOMEONE
[01:52:25] TOLD YOU you're [ __ ] tired.
[01:52:27] >> Does that make sense?
[01:52:28] >> None of this even real. You just been
[01:52:30] hypnotized. DO YOU GUYS SEE HOW BY me
[01:52:31] even just saying simple dumb idiotic
[01:52:33] [ __ ] like I'm saying here, you suddenly
[01:52:35] feel unhypnotized a bit?
[01:52:37] >> You notice that? If you're just around
[01:52:38] the right environment, you don't get in
[01:52:40] a bad mood. Okay? Maybe a little here or
[01:52:42] there as a way to check yourself just to
[01:52:44] get the adrenaline moving a bit. You
[01:52:45] know what I'm saying? But it's very
[01:52:46] minimal. And and when you do it, it's
[01:52:48] more like performative. Sometimes I'll
[01:52:49] pretend I'm in A BAD MOOD. [ __ ] THAT
[01:52:50] [ __ ] [ __ ] IT. [ __ ] IT. [ __ ] IT. JUST TO
[01:52:52] [ __ ] WITH everybody to be performative
[01:52:54] but utterly unhappy. So it's okay.
[01:52:56] Sometimes you got to got to stir the
[01:52:58] pot, right? So what I'm showing you guys
[01:53:00] is literally life is just absolutely
[01:53:04] [ __ ] unlimited. You're here for a
[01:53:06] purpose. You can do what it is that you
[01:53:07] want to do and you can live a fun life.
[01:53:09] But look what I'm showing you here too.
[01:53:11] Low level dimwit is broke. Higher level
[01:53:15] is rich but sell your soul and you're
[01:53:18] bored and you have to be disciplined and
[01:53:20] you hate it and you have to fight
[01:53:21] against yourself. Highest level is
[01:53:24] complete idiot. Okay. Like more of an
[01:53:28] idiot than the broke guy. Okay. Why is
[01:53:31] that the highest level? Bigger idiot
[01:53:33] than the broke guy.
[01:53:36] >> You're in your zone of genius.
[01:53:37] >> You're in your zone of genius. What
[01:53:39] else?
[01:53:41] >> What's that?
[01:53:44] Okay,
[01:53:46] if I'm successful,
[01:53:49] you know what that comes down to? Can I
[01:53:51] run a massive [ __ ] party? Can I
[01:53:54] dance? Can I laugh? Can I have fun? Can
[01:53:57] I do what I want to do? Can I say what I
[01:53:58] want to say? That's wealth.
[01:54:00] >> Yeah.
[01:54:02] A lot of this stuff that you guys see as
[01:54:04] um a lot of the stuff that you guys see
[01:54:06] as commendable, like I'm a I'm a
[01:54:10] straight edge and all that kind of stuff
[01:54:11] is a cope.
[01:54:13] For you to be able to do that, you have
[01:54:15] to develop calcification of the mind and
[01:54:17] you have to develop neurotic holding
[01:54:19] patterns. Your body's loaded with
[01:54:20] neurotic holding patterns. I studied
[01:54:22] attraction for 25 years. Do you guys
[01:54:25] think the girls want to [ __ ] guys like
[01:54:27] Bill Gates?
[01:54:28] >> No.
[01:54:28] >> Why do you think he goes to Epstein
[01:54:29] Island, [ __ ] a goat?
[01:54:31] Okay. Why do why do I'm joking by the
[01:54:34] way. So now why is it
[01:54:38] >> are you?
[01:54:40] >> Yeah. So why is it someone want to get
[01:54:43] banned but anyway? So okay so why is it
[01:54:45] that I'm just kidding. So why is it okay
[01:54:48] does any girl be like yeah like man Bill
[01:54:51] Gates is so selfdisciplined to build
[01:54:52] Microsoft like finger blasting herself.
[01:54:56] Gets out the vibrator. She's like
[01:54:57] imagining Bill Gates is piping her.
[01:55:00] Do you guys see what I'm saying here?
[01:55:02] >> The paper clip jumps out.
[01:55:03] >> Yeah. Yeah. Like
[01:55:05] >> Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Paperclip jumps out of
[01:55:07] her [ __ ] right? So, why is it that
[01:55:09] women like that rich guy who you think
[01:55:12] that you want to be, women don't like
[01:55:14] that version of you? Because you sold
[01:55:16] your soul.
[01:55:17] >> Women would rather be like a DJ, a
[01:55:19] rapper, like some guy who's like having
[01:55:21] fun. He's loosening his body. He says
[01:55:23] what he wants to say. He's having fun
[01:55:24] when he wants to have it. Like a
[01:55:26] rockstar. Like a guy. You think a guy
[01:55:27] like Axel Rose when he was in his prime
[01:55:29] and Guns and Roses had trouble meeting
[01:55:30] women?
[01:55:31] >> Nope.
[01:55:33] >> What was he do? What was Axel Rose doing
[01:55:34] when he was in front of a group of women
[01:55:36] and people?
[01:55:37] >> Associating, singing.
[01:55:38] >> Yeah. Welcome to the jungle, right?
[01:55:40] Like, take me down to the paradise city
[01:55:43] where the grass is green and the girls
[01:55:44] are pretty. Please take me home. Yeah.
[01:55:48] Yeah. And then it was like,
[01:55:51] right. Guys like Tommy Lee would have
[01:55:52] women in an obstacle course. HE PUT HIM
[01:55:54] IN AN OBSTACLE COURSE. He would do this.
[01:55:55] Go in an obstacle course. He [ __ ] Pam
[01:55:57] Anderson. WHY DID THAT ALL HAPPEN?
[01:56:00] WHY?
[01:56:01] >> MASSIVE [ __ ]
[01:56:05] RIGHT? He just like got his thing. Yeah.
[01:56:06] Like that, right? [ __ ] Okay. Full
[01:56:08] idiot. That make sense? Full idiot. So,
[01:56:12] do you want to be like Tommy Lee getting
[01:56:13] like making [ __ ] porn videos of Pam
[01:56:16] on a boat or do you want to be like Bill
[01:56:17] Gates [ __ ] a goat on an island?
[01:56:20] That's the only two choices. Okay. Which
[01:56:23] one do you want to be? Right. So what
[01:56:25] I'm saying is real wealth like who would
[01:56:27] you rather be? Bill Gates like you know
[01:56:29] so now we're going to like make a
[01:56:31] monopoly and [ __ ] over Netscape and like
[01:56:33] go to court and then we're going to like
[01:56:36] do the [ __ ] a goat like that like like
[01:56:37] all [ __ ] like like do you want to be
[01:56:39] that or do you want to be like Tommy Lee
[01:56:41] just [ __ ] like jamming out while
[01:56:43] thousands of people cheer for you
[01:56:45] getting laid doing [ __ ] party. The
[01:56:47] downside is when they bring drugs in the
[01:56:48] mix but imagine doing all that sober.
[01:56:50] That's fun. That's like actual [ __ ]
[01:56:52] fun. And people actually like you. Like,
[01:56:55] do people actually like some of these
[01:56:56] other uptight guys? No. I mean, in some
[01:56:58] cases, whatever. You know my point,
[01:57:00] right? And the women don't want to hook
[01:57:00] up with them. So, to me, the real life
[01:57:03] is where you find a way to get paid, but
[01:57:06] doing what you like to do. Why is it
[01:57:08] women like a rockstar? Because they're
[01:57:10] finding that inner 5-year-old. They're
[01:57:12] finding that childlike joy. They're
[01:57:14] moving emotions. They're moving energy.
[01:57:16] They're being what they're meant to be.
[01:57:18] Look, the truth is that if somebody
[01:57:20] actually was doing what they're destined
[01:57:22] to do in that more like billionaire job
[01:57:24] and they [ __ ] love it, women would
[01:57:27] like that guy. You know what I'm saying?
[01:57:29] Like you could be the uptight business
[01:57:31] guy, but you just [ __ ] love it and
[01:57:33] you're in the flow and you're that
[01:57:34] channel for flow and women would like
[01:57:36] you because you have that. Okay. So, for
[01:57:40] me, I integrated my love for women and
[01:57:42] meeting women, sex and attraction into
[01:57:46] business because I knew if I do a
[01:57:48] business that's boring, I'm not going to
[01:57:49] get laid. So, I knew that, right? So, I
[01:57:52] tried to find businesses that gave me
[01:57:54] flow and just had fun and just go full
[01:57:56] [ __ ] Okay? So, that's why I'm always
[01:57:59] going to like take the time to go in
[01:58:00] nature. I'm going to eat where I want to
[01:58:02] eat. I'm going to take all my friends
[01:58:03] out to eat. I'm going to do parties. I'm
[01:58:05] going to get with girls. I'm gonna be uh
[01:58:08] you know public speaking, teaching
[01:58:10] people stuff, even teaching hard cases
[01:58:12] just because I'm a rock star. You know
[01:58:14] what I'm saying? You know, they tell you
[01:58:16] like just teach rich guys. WHY, BRO?
[01:58:19] WHY, MY MAN? AREN'T YOU A ROCKSTAR?
[01:58:21] Aren't you a G? Why can't you TEACH THAT
[01:58:22] GUY HAVING A HARD TIME? YOUR FRAME
[01:58:24] SHOULD BE so strong that that guy who
[01:58:26] might cause trouble, who's broke, gets
[01:58:28] pulled up to your frame in two seconds.
[01:58:30] Do you guys see how I do that?
[01:58:31] >> Yeah.
[01:58:32] >> Even the HARDEST CASE GUY, NAH, YOU
[01:58:34] AIN'T PULLING ME DOWN to your frame,
[01:58:35] bro. I'm pulling you up to my frame. I'M
[01:58:38] PULLING YOU UP TO MY FRAME. I DON'T
[01:58:40] EVERYONE AROUND ME IS WINNING. Everybody
[01:58:42] around me is crushing it, getting
[01:58:44] results because I'm not going to let
[01:58:46] them fail. Imagine just being around me
[01:58:47] all the time. You know what that's like?
[01:58:50] We have a lot of fun. We have maximum
[01:58:52] fun. We're going to do cool [ __ ] We're
[01:58:54] going to enjoy life. We're going to get
[01:58:55] paid. We're going to figure it out,
[01:58:56] right? And if we're going to calm down
[01:58:57] for a minute, it's to read it's to read
[01:58:59] a marketing book, make a strategy,
[01:59:01] execute, and then keep the party going.
[01:59:03] That's how I THINK ABOUT IT. THAT'S REAL
[01:59:05] WEALTH. You know what that is? AN
[01:59:07] ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE.
[01:59:10] Our physical bodies are all going to
[01:59:11] die,
[01:59:12] right? Sitting there doing some [ __ ] you
[01:59:14] hate is dumb
[01:59:18] >> because what it means is you're just
[01:59:20] going to live your life doing this dumb
[01:59:22] [ __ ] Maybe you get paid off it and then
[01:59:24] you die. That's midwit [ __ ]
[01:59:28] Billionaire, but you hate your business.
[01:59:30] Midwit.
[01:59:32] That's midwit. Oh, well, I have TO HAVE
[01:59:34] THE YACHT BECAUSE I'VE GOT A SMALL
[01:59:36] PENIS. NO, I'VE ALSO GOT A SMALL PENIS.
[01:59:39] I need to have a yacht. Okay, maybe I'm
[01:59:42] joking. Maybe I'm not. Who knows, right?
[01:59:44] So, midwit. Okay, I said full [ __ ]
[01:59:46] right? Midwit. Okay, so you Okay, the
[01:59:51] high look the highest level guys. For
[01:59:53] example, when I ran my business, I
[01:59:55] dominated the industry for decades. I
[01:59:57] would go help my competitors. You know
[01:59:59] why I say that?
[02:00:01] just doing being the top of Do you guys
[02:00:03] remember how much I dominated my
[02:00:04] industry over the years?
[02:00:06] >> Who here remembers that?
[02:00:08] >> How dominant was I in my industry when I
[02:00:09] choose to be?
[02:00:11] >> Unstoppable. Would you guys agree?
[02:00:14] >> You guys ever just look at what we're
[02:00:15] doing like how's he doing this [ __ ]
[02:00:16] Multiple instructors, endless infield,
[02:00:18] new videos all the time, seminars all
[02:00:20] over the world, just this endless
[02:00:22] [ __ ] [ __ ] YOU GUYS REMEMBER SEEING
[02:00:23] THAT [ __ ]
[02:00:23] >> YEAH.
[02:00:24] >> OKAY. Can you guys see why everybody
[02:00:25] around me became a good instructor?
[02:00:26] >> Of course.
[02:00:27] >> Yeah. So, everybody's winning. We're
[02:00:29] crushing it. Any industry we go in,
[02:00:31] we're going to dominate. Point blank.
[02:00:33] We're always going to be the best. We're
[02:00:34] always going to dominate because we have
[02:00:35] the most energy, the most joy, the most
[02:00:37] purpose, the most intelligence, the most
[02:00:39] lateral thinking, the most creativity.
[02:00:40] We're going to smash. Okay. But midwit
[02:00:43] is like, okay, I got money. Okay, cool.
[02:00:47] Right? You got some money. Okay, cool.
[02:00:48] But you did that at the expense of your
[02:00:50] soul. In the same way, getting rich,
[02:00:53] like dominating an industry is too easy.
[02:00:55] Do you see what I'm saying? Dominating
[02:00:57] an industry is easy mode. Being the top
[02:00:59] in your industry is too easy. So what I
[02:01:00] would do was I'd give away all my best
[02:01:02] stuff on YouTube. You guys remember how
[02:01:03] much great stuff I gave away on YouTube?
[02:01:05] I give it away. I'd give away all the
[02:01:07] sauce on YouTube. I'd show infield. I
[02:01:09] give away all the sauce, how I do
[02:01:10] infield. I or how we do coaching. We
[02:01:12] gave it away. Then to put on super hard
[02:01:15] mode, I'd call all my competitors and
[02:01:17] I'd volunteer for free to be on their
[02:01:18] board of adviserss and I'd show them how
[02:01:21] we're doing everything we're doing. Try
[02:01:23] to help them because I thought some of
[02:01:24] the [ __ ] they teach sucks and I feel bad
[02:01:26] for their clients. So, I want them to
[02:01:28] have better content, right? Why would I
[02:01:30] go teach all my competitors all my best
[02:01:32] stuff?
[02:01:35] >> You know, they can't do it like you.
[02:01:36] >> It's not even that. I wish they would.
[02:01:39] >> You You get energized from giving to
[02:01:40] them.
[02:01:41] >> I get energized from giving to them.
[02:01:42] It's also the ultimate form of
[02:01:43] abundance.
[02:01:44] >> It's the ultimate form of abundance,
[02:01:46] right? You know what that does for you
[02:01:47] energetically when you go help a
[02:01:48] competitor or an enemy? There'd be guys
[02:01:50] that would [ __ ] talk the [ __ ] out of me.
[02:01:51] They'd have problems. I call them and
[02:01:52] help them. I'd even send them money.
[02:01:55] You know, one of my favorite things to
[02:01:56] do, you ever have like a waiter be mean
[02:01:58] to you or like a cashier be mean to you?
[02:02:00] You ever had that happen?
[02:02:01] >> Yeah.
[02:02:02] >> Or maybe someone cuts you off in
[02:02:03] traffic? You know what a movie you could
[02:02:05] do? Option A, what everyone does?
[02:02:08] Reflect that energy back at them. You
[02:02:10] know what else you could do? Pull out a
[02:02:12] grand and just give it to them.
[02:02:15] You having a bad day, bro? You okay?
[02:02:18] Oh, that really mind [ __ ] them. Yeah,
[02:02:20] mind [ __ ] the show. You guys should
[02:02:21] hear it when I would call my competitors
[02:02:22] like, "Oh, what? I've been [ __ ] talking
[02:02:25] you." I'm like, "It's okay. Here, let's
[02:02:26] help you. Are you serious?" "Yes, I'm
[02:02:28] serious. Let's help you." A real alpha
[02:02:31] male doesn't just dominate an industry.
[02:02:33] A real alpha male dominates the industry
[02:02:34] and helps their competitors.
[02:02:36] >> Yeah.
[02:02:36] >> You know what I'm saying? Because it's
[02:02:37] almost like you're like Mike Tyson.
[02:02:39] You've been smashing fools like one
[02:02:41] punch knocking them out. It's like here,
[02:02:43] let me teach you my training so we can
[02:02:44] have a real fight. Like, come on. Let's
[02:02:45] have a real fight. Like, come on. This
[02:02:46] is too easy at this point. You know what
[02:02:48] I'm saying? It's just too easy. So, I
[02:02:49] want a real competitor, right? and you
[02:02:51] get abundance from it. So parad the
[02:02:52] paradox is that then you get better
[02:02:54] anyway, right?
[02:02:55] >> So in Yeah. So in the same way, why
[02:02:58] become a millionaire just doing some
[02:02:59] boring [ __ ] No. No. Become a
[02:03:00] millionaire and party and meet girls and
[02:03:04] give charity and have fun. Do all of it
[02:03:08] right.
[02:03:10] I I take it all. Like a lot of you guys
[02:03:12] in this room, I know for a fact, but I
[02:03:13] don't mean to bash you. Like I I'd give
[02:03:15] it all up for just like 50 grand a
[02:03:17] month. Even if it was a hard job, I just
[02:03:19] want the 50 grand. It's just too hard.
[02:03:20] It's just because you're A [ __ ] THAT'S
[02:03:22] [ __ ] [ __ ] OKAY, that's [ __ ] [ __ ]
[02:03:27] Okay, why? Because you're it's satanic
[02:03:31] forge in the image of the creator of the
[02:03:35] universe. You have UNLIMITED POTENTIAL,
[02:03:39] BUT NOT to sell out, but to be who it is
[02:03:42] that you're meant to be. Unlimited
[02:03:44] energy, unlimited creativity, UNLIMITED
[02:03:47] SKILL, WORLD CLASS, BEST IN THE WORLD.
[02:03:49] YOU ALL HAVE THAT ABILITY, but the thing
[02:03:51] is you got to get aligned with it. Then
[02:03:52] you learn the monetization models. Okay.
[02:03:54] Does this making more sense now?
[02:03:56] >> Yes.
[02:03:56] >> Okay. So, I'm always like, I want to
[02:03:58] have max fun and make cash. Okay. I want
[02:04:02] to do it all. That's living. That's
[02:04:04] having a fun life. And you know what'll
[02:04:05] happen, guys? I'll make videos of this
[02:04:08] stuff and I'll be dead. I'll I'll be
[02:04:09] like you guys. Many of you guys will
[02:04:11] live to see my death. Do you guys
[02:04:12] realize that? A lot of you guys are
[02:04:13] younger than me. You'll be like, "Oh,
[02:04:15] that Owen guy from the free tour. Oh,
[02:04:17] he's dead. And then you'll go, he was
[02:04:20] right. He did die. And then then that's
[02:04:23] when the genius of what I'm saying will
[02:04:24] kick in. Right? Because what I'm saying
[02:04:26] here won't seem as genius as it is until
[02:04:29] I die. But in the context of death, how
[02:04:33] genius is what I'm saying?
[02:04:36] >> Knowing that you're going to die, why is
[02:04:38] this on point?
[02:04:41] What would it have mattered if you sold
[02:04:43] yourself out? You're dead.
[02:04:47] And if you believe in the soul, what it
[02:04:49] wind up doing to your soul anyway while
[02:04:50] you're alive? It shrank it.
[02:04:53] What if you just go to hell? What if you
[02:04:55] go somewhere dark? What if you didn't
[02:04:57] grow your soul? So, you have to be doing
[02:05:00] something that's growing your soul. And
[02:05:02] even if you're an atheist, that even
[02:05:04] more important to do what's fun. But
[02:05:07] what I'm saying is paradoxically,
[02:05:10] again, midw meme
[02:05:12] idiot less not multi-millionaire yet.
[02:05:16] midwit, multi-millionaire or
[02:05:18] billionaire, but Bill Gates, highest
[02:05:22] level, the exact amount of money that
[02:05:24] you need, even if it's really high, an
[02:05:27] idiot.
[02:05:29] >> But idiot is genius.
[02:05:32] Why is idiot? Why does idiot equal
[02:05:34] genius?
[02:05:36] >> Super genius is an idiot.
[02:05:38] >> Yeah.
[02:05:39] >> Why is a super genius idiot?
[02:05:40] >> Uninhibited.
[02:05:42] >> Uninhibited.
[02:05:43] >> They're thinking the right amount.
[02:05:45] >> Thinking the right amount. Why else?
[02:05:47] Because I'm an idiot. Why is a super
[02:05:50] genius an idiot?
[02:05:50] >> Pure intuition
[02:05:52] >> running in. They're in flow. They're not
[02:05:55] confined.
[02:05:56] They're having fun. They're zened out as
[02:05:59] [ __ ]
[02:06:00] >> Their soul's expanding.
[02:06:01] >> They're feeling joy. Their soul's
[02:06:02] expanding. We're not meant to be. Do you
[02:06:04] think you're meant to be this guy in a
[02:06:05] suit like from the 80s? Like, yes,
[02:06:06] Susie. Like, that's not who you are.
[02:06:09] That's a lar. You're laring. You're
[02:06:10] cosplaying.
[02:06:11] >> That's not even who you are. It's
[02:06:13] >> not who you actually are. So idiot is is
[02:06:15] a joking term for authentic,
[02:06:18] but that'll look to the average person
[02:06:20] like an idiot. Many of my entrepreneur
[02:06:22] friends, they come to me and they go,
[02:06:24] you know, you like to like meet girls
[02:06:26] and you like to do parties. Like I'm
[02:06:28] more of like a businessoriented guy.
[02:06:30] Like I'm more focused on business. I'm
[02:06:32] like, but I make way more money than
[02:06:34] you.
[02:06:36] Or like you know this other one I hear
[02:06:37] these guys that like when they're pickup
[02:06:39] they're technique based usually like
[02:06:41] guys that just watch my older stuff from
[02:06:42] like 2005 from like foundations and like
[02:06:44] they're like I'm more like a technical
[02:06:45] game guy cuz I'm more about like Owen
[02:06:48] talks about like the result doesn't
[02:06:50] matter and you know it's always thousand
[02:06:52] out of 10 no matter what and you should
[02:06:54] enjoy the process but I'm more about
[02:06:56] getting results and about technique. I'm
[02:06:57] like but I get laid more than you. I
[02:07:00] date harder women than you. I get laid
[02:07:01] more than you. Like what do you mean
[02:07:02] you're about the result? You're not
[02:07:03] about the result. You're literally not.
[02:07:05] I had this one buddy who was like super
[02:07:06] into technique and to try to help him I
[02:07:10] because I've got very well honed
[02:07:12] energetic control. So he would be doing
[02:07:14] this technique and he'd like bring a
[02:07:15] girl over and to try to I know it sounds
[02:07:17] bad but to try to help him I'd always
[02:07:19] jack him for his girl and I and I would
[02:07:21] do it with a look. I'd just like look at
[02:07:22] the girl and she would jump on me and he
[02:07:23] would he start crying and [ __ ] This
[02:07:25] guy's a crybaby. If you know who the
[02:07:27] technique guys are my own company you
[02:07:29] could guess who it is. I won't tell you
[02:07:31] but anyway. So he'd always be like this.
[02:07:33] I got [ __ ] so many times. I got
[02:07:34] videos to show I was tempted to almost
[02:07:36] put out cuz he's such a [ __ ] But
[02:07:37] anyway, the point is I'll never do it.
[02:07:38] But literally he's like, "I'm the
[02:07:40] technique guy." I'm like, "I look at
[02:07:42] your girls and she jumps off. You want
[02:07:43] to be, bro?" Like, and he'd be like,
[02:07:45] "You're agging me. You're agging me."
[02:07:47] I'm like, "Brother, I'm not agging you.
[02:07:49] I'm showing you that you're dead to
[02:07:52] life. I'm show I'm trying to show you
[02:07:54] directly in your face why you need to
[02:07:57] not be like this. Why this?" Like
[02:07:59] paradoxically, why does the technique
[02:08:01] [ __ ] up his energetic flow and turn him
[02:08:02] into like a weird cardboard box?
[02:08:05] >> Because he's authentic.
[02:08:06] >> He's taking. He's like, "Here's the
[02:08:08] paradigm. How do I stay dead to life and
[02:08:12] then press a button to be a taker?" I
[02:08:16] know. I'll research Owen's old content
[02:08:18] from when he's 23, repackage it like
[02:08:20] it's mine, and then say I'm the
[02:08:22] technique guy, and then sue him. Like,
[02:08:25] like, this is literally the kind of [ __ ]
[02:08:26] that happens. Okay, I'm just kidding.
[02:08:27] But I'm just a joke. But anyway, the
[02:08:28] point I'm making, this is literally real
[02:08:30] life, okay? Like low midlevel results
[02:08:35] and yet they they go, I'm the technique
[02:08:37] guy who cares about results, but I have
[02:08:38] better results. Oh, I like guys will
[02:08:40] come to me. They're like, you know, I
[02:08:42] don't know about like like I don't know
[02:08:43] about learning social skills and going
[02:08:45] out and meeting women. I'm more focused
[02:08:47] on business. I'm like, guys, the way
[02:08:51] that you get paid is you go out to
[02:08:53] clubs, you talk to girls.
[02:08:57] What is the single hardest creature on
[02:08:59] earth to hold the attention of?
[02:09:02] >> A 22-y old batty who's over stimulated
[02:09:05] at the club. Okay. So, it provides real
[02:09:09] time feedback of can you hold attention
[02:09:12] and then you learn that and then you can
[02:09:14] become then you can be the front end of
[02:09:17] a business. You can be the ambassador
[02:09:18] for a brand and because you learned out
[02:09:20] there meeting girls. So, guys will come
[02:09:22] to me and they're like, "I'm not really
[02:09:23] about meeting girls. I'm more about
[02:09:26] business. And I'm like, I'm like, dude.
[02:09:29] I'm like, stop and think about this. I
[02:09:30] make way more money than you. Yeah, but
[02:09:33] that's because you coach that. I go, no.
[02:09:36] Because listen, if I want to teach
[02:09:38] something else, would I be a good
[02:09:40] ambassador for some other niche?
[02:09:42] >> Could I teach SOMETHING ELSE?
[02:09:43] >> DEFINITELY.
[02:09:44] >> COULD I SELL SOMETHING ELSE?
[02:09:47] >> Do I just have to sell weird esoteric
[02:09:49] traings that nobody understands that
[02:09:51] makes the world mad?
[02:09:52] >> No.
[02:09:52] >> Why do I So, why do I sell these
[02:09:54] trainings? because it's my purpose. But
[02:09:55] could I use the same social skills,
[02:09:57] swagger, and sales skills to do
[02:09:59] something else?
[02:10:01] >> Do you guys think I might have taught
[02:10:02] other entrepreneurs that sell not
[02:10:05] courses to be the ambassador for their
[02:10:07] brand? What do you think?
[02:10:08] >> 100%.
[02:10:08] >> Of course I have. I taught a ton of
[02:10:10] them. So they say, "Oh, I don't want to
[02:10:14] meet girls. I want Do you have like a
[02:10:15] business training?" You know what
[02:10:17] they're actually saying? You know what
[02:10:18] they're actually saying? Translation.
[02:10:21] I'm in a state of control because my
[02:10:23] soul is asleep and I don't want to enter
[02:10:26] into a state of release. So therefore, I
[02:10:28] want to learn a business training. When
[02:10:29] in reality, the single best coaching
[02:10:31] I've ever done on business is when I
[02:10:34] take you out and teach you social
[02:10:35] skills. And I can prove that. I'll
[02:10:37] before we even do our exercise, I'll
[02:10:38] [ __ ] prove that [ __ ] to you, bro.
[02:10:40] I'll make that real. You guys want to
[02:10:42] challenge me to make that [ __ ] real?
[02:10:43] I'll make that [ __ ] real as [ __ ] to you.
[02:10:45] I'll make it the real [ __ ] you ever
[02:10:47] [ __ ] learn. Okay, let me show it to
[02:10:48] you before we do it.
[02:10:50] in every single generation. No, no, but
[02:10:52] to to capture that point before we move
[02:10:54] to the next one.
[02:10:57] Oh, I'm not about having fun. I'm about
[02:11:00] business. But you make less cash.
[02:11:04] Do you see that?
[02:11:06] But you make less cash.
[02:11:08] I'm not about all that like natural
[02:11:10] game. I'm about technique because I want
[02:11:12] results. But
[02:11:15] >> you don't you don't get the same results
[02:11:16] that I get. Do you see what I'm saying?
[02:11:18] >> It's weird, bro. It's [ __ ] weird. So
[02:11:21] when I say be a full [ __ ] what what
[02:11:23] to finish that point then I'll go on the
[02:11:25] next one. What I'm trying to say is if
[02:11:28] you have a high IQ, okay, if you're
[02:11:31] hyper smart,
[02:11:33] then a making money is easy to you.
[02:11:37] Okay? If you're hyper smart, making
[02:11:39] money is easy. Okay? If you're hyper
[02:11:43] smart, you've learned how to manage your
[02:11:44] energy. And so energy is easy for you
[02:11:47] because you're hyper smart.
[02:11:50] Using that hyper intelligence, you first
[02:11:53] of all realize how to get rich. But
[02:11:55] second of all, you realize that most of
[02:11:57] the way people are getting rich sucks.
[02:12:00] And then here's the other thing that you
[02:12:01] realize. Okay? Wealth is multifaceted.
[02:12:05] Cash is one form of wealth. Who here is
[02:12:07] even sure that the dollar and the modern
[02:12:09] economic system is going to hold up in
[02:12:11] our lifetime?
[02:12:13] >> It's not good.
[02:12:13] >> I mean, it might. I don't know. Will
[02:12:15] crypto save us? Will Trump save us? I
[02:12:17] mean, you know, maybe. But it's tough,
[02:12:20] right? It's a lot for one person, you
[02:12:22] know? So, okay guys, but do you guys see
[02:12:25] what I'm saying here? Do you even trust
[02:12:26] all like what will happen to these guys
[02:12:27] that gave up their whole life for a
[02:12:28] dollar when the whole [ __ ] collapses?
[02:12:31] >> So, it's going to suck, dude. But maybe
[02:12:34] it'll stay together. Maybe maybe AI
[02:12:36] won't kill us and maybe everything's
[02:12:37] going to be great. That actually can
[02:12:38] happen. There's a chance that maybe the
[02:12:39] aliens are about to come. That's real,
[02:12:41] by the way. I mean, they're showing us
[02:12:42] alien videos. Who here's ever seen the
[02:12:44] video with the alien one behind me?
[02:12:46] >> You ever seen it?
[02:12:47] >> What?
[02:12:47] >> I got a video with the alien behind me.
[02:12:49] It's [ __ ] crazy. You ever seen that
[02:12:50] one?
[02:12:50] >> No, I haven't.
[02:12:51] >> Yeah. You guys remember that one?
[02:12:53] >> Yeah. There with Julian. You see this
[02:12:55] like [ __ ] weirdass like it looked
[02:12:56] just like the ones in like the Fox News
[02:12:58] videos like this [ __ ] I can show you
[02:12:59] this [ __ ] like it goes like and and like
[02:13:02] people in the comments I never watched
[02:13:03] the video properly and people in the
[02:13:05] comments like there's an alien. There's
[02:13:06] alien. I'm like yeah like some like it's
[02:13:08] like some dumb [ __ ] or whatever. Like I
[02:13:09] didn't know what it was. And then
[02:13:10] finally one day I'm like why do they
[02:13:11] keep why do all these people keep saying
[02:13:12] it's an alien. So I go and I look it up
[02:13:14] and I'm like oh I think that's like a
[02:13:15] drone. But I'm like why do that many
[02:13:17] people say it's a like I think I even
[02:13:19] wrote like that's a drone in the
[02:13:20] comments or something and people like no
[02:13:21] that's an alien or UFO UAP they call it.
[02:13:23] And then I then I go back I look at it
[02:13:25] again. It's weird as hell. It's like
[02:13:27] like that's super [ __ ] weird. Right.
[02:13:29] It's in San Diego so I thought maybe
[02:13:31] it's a military craft and maybe it is. I
[02:13:33] don't know. Maybe it's some weird
[02:13:33] military thing but they're showing UAPs
[02:13:36] now. Of course maybe it's a lie. We
[02:13:37] don't know.
[02:13:38] >> Right. funny timing they show us now
[02:13:39] when we're getting pissed off about
[02:13:40] other things as a distraction. I don't
[02:13:42] really know, guys. But what I'm saying
[02:13:43] is maybe we're on the verge of of uh
[02:13:46] Alien Encounter. That'd be pretty sick.
[02:13:47] That's why I want to stay alive a bit
[02:13:49] longer. You know, I want to stay alive
[02:13:51] longer cuz I I want to play Horizon Zero
[02:13:53] Dawn part 3. I want to see the aliens. I
[02:13:55] want to see what AI is going to do,
[02:13:56] including the AI apocalypse. I for sure
[02:13:58] want to be here for that. But anyway,
[02:14:01] that would be funny, dude. Like the
[02:14:02] actual Terminator, WE'RE LIKE, "OH [ __ ]
[02:14:04] TERMINATOR, NO." AND LIKE GET KILLED.
[02:14:07] OKAY. SO,
[02:14:10] oh my god, you live in like a bunker.
[02:14:13] But anyway, so um look, if that scares
[02:14:17] you, you're a [ __ ]
[02:14:18] >> right?
[02:14:20] >> Because you're going to die. Look, I'm
[02:14:21] not saying we should let that happen. We
[02:14:22] should block it if we can. But you
[02:14:23] shouldn't live in fear. Make sense?
[02:14:25] >> Yeah.
[02:14:25] >> Don't live in fear. YOU'RE GOING TO DIE
[02:14:27] ANYWAY. YOU'RE GOING TO DIE ANYWAY.
[02:14:30] OKAY. So what I'm showing you here is
[02:14:33] that if you're hyper intelligent,
[02:14:36] rationality would tell you that money is
[02:14:39] not the only metric. So now we have to
[02:14:42] redefine what are the metrics. You know
[02:14:45] what? You know a great quote that my
[02:14:46] buddy Luke said to me once. He said, you
[02:14:48] know what he said? He says, you know
[02:14:50] what, there's way more important things
[02:14:51] in life than sex. And he's like,
[02:14:54] "Obviously, you know, sex is just one
[02:14:56] thing of life and you know, time with
[02:14:58] your family, your children, your
[02:15:00] spirituality." He's like, "That's way
[02:15:02] more important than sex." And I was
[02:15:04] like, "Yeah, yeah, it's very
[02:15:05] heartwarming." He said, "But you know
[02:15:07] what,
[02:15:08] man? Like that bubble butt, like that
[02:15:10] really is better than everything." And
[02:15:11] he was right in both cases. Does that
[02:15:13] make sense? They're both correct. What
[02:15:15] does that when he he's like, "I'd give
[02:15:16] it all up for that one bubble butt." So,
[02:15:20] >> okay. To put his dick in it, right? So
[02:15:21] what so what does he mean by what does
[02:15:22] that mean? What he's saying
[02:15:24] >> it's like you could have an asymmetric
[02:15:26] system of values where when you over
[02:15:28] like you said optimize for one thing one
[02:15:30] thing it's actually pulling you these
[02:15:32] other things that bring you meaning and
[02:15:33] fulfillment.
[02:15:34] >> I think that's great. And you know
[02:15:35] another way to put it
[02:15:37] running around like an egoomaniac who's
[02:15:39] empty inside trying to get laid is bad.
[02:15:42] We all know that right?
[02:15:43] >> That's a that's unfulfilling. It's
[02:15:45] empty. But at a certain point you know
[02:15:47] what you realize and and my friend Luki
[02:15:49] said the same thing. RC Luke. He's like,
[02:15:51] "You know what's kind of fun sometimes?"
[02:15:53] He's like, he's like, "You know what
[02:15:54] idiots do? They go to a baseball game,
[02:15:56] they drink a bunch of beer, and they eat
[02:15:57] hot dogs." And he goes, "But you want to
[02:16:00] know what's one of the most fun things?"
[02:16:01] >> Oh my god.
[02:16:03] >> To go to baseball, drink a beer, and eat
[02:16:06] a hot dog. You know what I'm saying,
[02:16:07] right? Like having sex is empty. But you
[02:16:11] want to know one of the most fun things?
[02:16:12] Having sex a bad [ __ ] You see what I'm
[02:16:15] saying, right? Like, like what is life
[02:16:17] if it's not a series of small moments?
[02:16:19] You follow what I'm saying? So, yes, we
[02:16:21] want to have, you know, we want to have
[02:16:23] that nature trip to Montana, up at the
[02:16:26] trail, crying at the rainbow, and crying
[02:16:29] at the birth of our child and like, you
[02:16:31] know, reading the Bible, like, you know,
[02:16:33] like all that stuff is like really deep.
[02:16:34] But sometimes life is about I don't know
[02:16:37] like I remember me and Luke once we were
[02:16:38] at, you know, the restaurant Hush
[02:16:40] Puppies.
[02:16:41] Do you guys know Hushbubbies? Oh, no.
[02:16:43] No. Sorry, sorry, sorry. The Cookout.
[02:16:44] You guys know the cookout?
[02:16:46] >> The Hush. Yeah. So, we were at the
[02:16:48] cookout and like, so like I didn't even
[02:16:50] know what the cookout is, right? So, me
[02:16:53] and Luke went in there. We're like,
[02:16:53] "It's a cookout." And we were like,
[02:16:56] "Okay, we're here. We're like, "What is
[02:16:57] this?" We're like, "This is like some
[02:16:58] backwoods hick like fast food chain,
[02:17:00] right?" And we're like, "What's the most
[02:17:02] unhealthy thing you can get?" And
[02:17:03] they're like, "Hush puppies." So, me and
[02:17:05] Luke are sitting there. WE'RE LIKE,
[02:17:07] "COOK OUT, COOK OUT. WE'RE AT THE
[02:17:10] COOKOUT." LIKE SO OBNOXIOUS. LIKE THE
[02:17:12] WHOLE RESTAURANT GET LIKE COOKOUT. AND
[02:17:14] THEN WE'RE LIKE, "WHAT ARE WE GETTING?"
[02:17:15] LIKE, "HUSH PUPPIES." AND THEN WE ORDER
[02:17:17] like hundreds of dollars in hush puppies
[02:17:19] and we're like [ __ ] throwing them at
[02:17:20] each other and we're like then we're
[02:17:22] like pounding THE HUSH LIKE HUSH PUPPIES
[02:17:25] COOK OUT. OKAY, THAT'S one of the
[02:17:28] greatest moments of my life
[02:17:31] because end of the day that's more fun
[02:17:33] than being Bill Gates [ __ ] a goat. I
[02:17:35] don't know. Maybe the goat's fun to
[02:17:36] [ __ ] right? But you know my point. Do
[02:17:38] you guys see what I'm saying here?
[02:17:39] >> Yeah. like at like it's like YELLING
[02:17:41] LIKE THROWING HUSH PUPPIES each other
[02:17:43] and eating b greasy batter is disgusting
[02:17:46] and dumb and yet if you were to look at
[02:17:48] like the depth of that experience that's
[02:17:50] a way higher ROI on that experience than
[02:17:55] sitting there banking more cash you see
[02:17:58] you see what I'M SAYING WHY BANK cash if
[02:18:01] you can't go to the cookout order all
[02:18:03] the hush PUPPIES AND GO COOK OUT COOKOUT
[02:18:07] COOKOUT HUSH PUPPIES. HUSH PUPPIES AND
[02:18:10] THEN SMASH GREASY batter and throw at
[02:18:13] each other. Why make money if you can't
[02:18:15] do that? Right.
[02:18:17] >> What if you can't do that? Why get paid
[02:18:19] at all? Right?
[02:18:22] >> If you look at who had more fun, who do
[02:18:24] you think has more fun? The guy's like,
[02:18:25] "Well, I've got my new house in Seattle
[02:18:27] in in the tech area and you know, it's
[02:18:30] it's got like a it's got a nice
[02:18:31] chandelier and some silverware." [ __ ]
[02:18:33] that [ __ ] That's boring. Okay. How
[02:18:35] bored are you, bro? It's like uh you
[02:18:37] know the movie Fight Club with uh Ed
[02:18:39] Nordon and he he gets all the stuff from
[02:18:40] IKEA then he just decides he just wants
[02:18:42] to make a Fight Club and he's so
[02:18:44] depressed about he makes an ultra ego.
[02:18:45] That's why my Fight Club's like the most
[02:18:47] defining movie. So um if you like why
[02:18:52] make all that money and then you see a
[02:18:54] beautiful woman and you can't even go
[02:18:55] talk to her.
[02:18:57] >> You know what I'm saying? And it's like
[02:18:58] like like sex is empty and casual sex is
[02:19:02] empty until you realize that it might be
[02:19:05] the greatest moment in your life.
[02:19:07] >> You see what I'm saying, right? Like you
[02:19:08] saw that girl and instead of being a
[02:19:10] little [ __ ] and being like, "Oh, I'm
[02:19:12] scared." And you know, oh my god, yeah.
[02:19:15] You know, like like I'm I'm too
[02:19:16] professional. All that [ __ ] You pulled
[02:19:17] up your nuts. You know, you felt like
[02:19:19] the [ __ ] man. You walked up. You had
[02:19:22] chemistry. There was a vibe going. You
[02:19:25] took her home. You had amazing sex. If
[02:19:27] you can't enjoy that or you can't enjoy
[02:19:30] the cookout, you're broke, right? We've
[02:19:34] done some of the sickest [ __ ] parties
[02:19:36] at my crib. Who has ever been at one
[02:19:38] like a party at my crib? Anybody in
[02:19:39] here? You've been at a party in my crib?
[02:19:41] You have fun?
[02:19:41] >> Yeah, it was pretty sick.
[02:19:43] >> What could be better? Like Hollywood
[02:19:45] Hills, view the city, girls over, there
[02:19:49] with your friends,
[02:19:51] your homies. What is going to be better
[02:19:54] than that at a certain point? Like what
[02:19:55] are you looking for? No, I have to do my
[02:19:57] taxes today. And like, [ __ ] that. You
[02:20:00] know what I'm saying? You're going to
[02:20:01] die. DO YOU REALIZE THAT all these
[02:20:03] people, they just impose their frames on
[02:20:04] you of what you're supposed to do? You
[02:20:05] just listen cuz you're a good little
[02:20:06] boy. Why are you being a good little
[02:20:08] boy? Look, don't hurt other people. Do
[02:20:10] under others, others will do under you,
[02:20:11] right? But I'm saying like, you want to
[02:20:13] have as much fun as you can. That's the
[02:20:15] real discipline. So, what some people
[02:20:17] will do is they'll try to put here's
[02:20:19] what they'll do. People will reframe
[02:20:21] having fun as being hedonistic
[02:20:24] and as lazy, right? Like, oh, he's just
[02:20:27] some idiot up at the club. But you know
[02:20:29] what I did? I went to bed early and I
[02:20:32] met my macros and I and I grinded
[02:20:34] because I'm on the up and up. Okay,
[02:20:37] cool. You went to bed early. You
[02:20:39] grinded. You're on the up and up. Good
[02:20:40] for you. Okay. But do you realize that
[02:20:43] there's people who made more money than
[02:20:44] you and are happier than you without
[02:20:46] doing that? You didn't have to do it
[02:20:48] that way. That wasn't actually true. In
[02:20:51] spurts, yes. In sprints, yes. In
[02:20:54] periods, yes. I'll still have periods
[02:20:55] where I'll just go to work 18 hours a
[02:20:57] day for two months straight, knock off a
[02:20:59] bunch of [ __ ] then get back to the
[02:21:00] party. That'll happen from time to time.
[02:21:01] And I'm not afraid of it. I'm not, guys,
[02:21:03] I'm not attached to having fun. But what
[02:21:06] I'm trying to show you is real genius
[02:21:09] recognizes the following things. Okay?
[02:21:10] Say, real genius.
[02:21:11] >> Real genius
[02:21:12] >> recognize the following things.
[02:21:13] >> Recognize the following things.
[02:21:14] >> The shortness of life.
[02:21:16] >> The shortness of life.
[02:21:17] >> The impermanence of life.
[02:21:19] life.
[02:21:20] >> Not buying into other people's frames.
[02:21:22] >> Not buying into other people's frames.
[02:21:23] >> Of what the good life is.
[02:21:24] >> of what the good life is.
[02:21:26] >> Celebrating small moments.
[02:21:27] >> Celebrating small moments.
[02:21:29] >> Finding depth in small moments.
[02:21:30] >> Fighting depth in small moment.
[02:21:32] >> Maximization of experience.
[02:21:34] >> Maxization of experience.
[02:21:36] >> Not making money identity.
[02:21:38] >> Not making money identity.
[02:21:40] >> But using money as a resource
[02:21:42] >> using money as a resource
[02:21:43] >> for what I want to do.
[02:21:45] >> For what I
[02:21:46] >> not overoptimizing. Not over
[02:21:48] >> out of insecurity.
[02:21:50] >> out of insecurity.
[02:21:50] >> But building
[02:21:51] >> But building
[02:21:52] >> exactly what I need.
[02:21:53] >> exactly what I need.
[02:21:54] >> Living a great life.
[02:21:56] >> Living a great life.
[02:21:56] >> Not being afraid to die.
[02:21:58] >> Not being afraid to die.
[02:21:59] >> Enjoy it while it lasts.
[02:22:00] >> Enjoy it while it last.
[02:22:01] >> It's a short [ __ ] ride.
[02:22:04] >> It's a short [ __ ] ride.
[02:22:06] >> Give yourselves a hands for that. That's
[02:22:07] [ __ ] awesome. It's a short ride. A
[02:22:10] smart person knows that. Smart person
[02:22:13] knows that. Okay. So what I'm trying to
[02:22:15] show you is a lot of that other stuff is
[02:22:18] really built to ignore what life is,
[02:22:21] >> right?
[02:22:22] >> They're afraid to die. So they try to
[02:22:23] like, OH, I BUILT AN EMPIRE. YEAH, BUT
[02:22:25] YOU'RE GOING TO DIE.
[02:22:26] >> IT'S
[02:22:26] >> BUT I DID ALL THIS, BUT I'm going to
[02:22:28] die. It's just another cope. So life is
[02:22:30] about objectively seeing. Life is about
[02:22:32] objectively auditing what this
[02:22:34] experience is, what you're meant to do
[02:22:36] with it, what you can derive from it,
[02:22:39] and being great at the open world game.
[02:22:43] Recognizing what this place is,
[02:22:46] who you are
[02:22:48] beyond the ego, the biological drives,
[02:22:52] social conditioning.
[02:22:54] Who are you beyond that? That's life.
[02:22:58] Okay? That's what living actually is.
[02:23:03] Okay?
[02:23:05] And this is real enlightenment.
[02:23:07] Okay? Real enlightenment is full [ __ ]
[02:23:11] Okay? This is real enlightenment. Real
[02:23:13] enlightenment is not sitting in an
[02:23:14] ashram putting yourself in some weird
[02:23:17] trance thing over and over because
[02:23:18] you're denying the physical. Real
[02:23:21] enlightenment is not I mean maybe it
[02:23:22] could be for the right person. Real
[02:23:24] enlightenment is not just being some
[02:23:26] business guy.
[02:23:28] Real enlightenment is not denying life.
[02:23:31] Okay. Real enlightenment is
[02:23:34] accurately auditing the video game
[02:23:37] you're in. Okay. accurately auditing the
[02:23:40] video game you're in. You need 20
[02:23:42] million, you get it. Two, three years.
[02:23:45] Two, three years to 20 mil, you get it.
[02:23:48] You want to have a certain kind of sex
[02:23:49] life, dating life, kids, family, two,
[02:23:51] three years, you get it.
[02:23:55] You don't get sucked into somebody
[02:23:56] else's rabbit hole. You don't get sucked
[02:23:58] into somebody else's values, including
[02:24:00] mine. You figure out what your values
[02:24:02] are. You figure out what you want out of
[02:24:04] life. You figure out all that stuff.
[02:24:06] Okay? You figure it all out. When I'm
[02:24:08] laughing with my friends, that's me
[02:24:10] getting paid. Do you guys follow that?
[02:24:13] >> Yes.
[02:24:16] >> What's better? 10 grand or laughing with
[02:24:18] your friends?
[02:24:19] >> I'll take laughing with my friends.
[02:24:21] >> Okay. Because what's the 10 grand meant
[02:24:23] to produce?
[02:24:25] >> Laughter.
[02:24:26] >> Laughing with your friends.
[02:24:27] >> Yeah.
[02:24:28] >> I could ball on a budget, too, guys.
[02:24:31] What would you rather do? Be Bill Gates
[02:24:33] or be with be with women that are
[02:24:35] actually attracted to you? friends who
[02:24:37] actually like you. Friends where you
[02:24:39] actually like them. And maybe you uh I
[02:24:43] don't know, you go down, maybe you live
[02:24:44] in LA, you just find a quiet part of the
[02:24:46] beach, you put down a bunch of tables on
[02:24:49] like you like you make it all white, you
[02:24:50] know, and like you have uh so it has
[02:24:53] like a Greek kind of vibe to it. You
[02:24:54] know what I'm saying, right? Put down
[02:24:55] some pillows. Maybe you invite like 20
[02:24:58] girls, five or six your guy friends.
[02:25:00] Maybe someone's playing a guitar. You
[02:25:03] get a bonfire going. You bring over for
[02:25:05] some dinner.
[02:25:07] That's living.
[02:25:09] That's actually fun. You follow? That's
[02:25:13] actually fun. That's celebrating life.
[02:25:15] That's what God wants you to do.
[02:25:19] You think God wants you just flagagulate
[02:25:20] yourself, say you're evil, you're bad.
[02:25:22] >> No.
[02:25:23] >> If you're someone's father, what do you
[02:25:24] want your kids to do?
[02:25:26] >> Look, my kids are at the lighting in a
[02:25:28] bottle festival right now. I'm texting
[02:25:30] their mom over and over. Are they having
[02:25:31] fun? Do they like the statues? Do they
[02:25:33] do they like the art? Are they swimming?
[02:25:35] Are they dancing? I want them to have
[02:25:36] fun. I don't want them to hate
[02:25:37] themselves. I don't want them to hate
[02:25:39] themselves. I don't want my kids to be
[02:25:41] miserable. What do you want for your
[02:25:43] children? Would the life I talked about
[02:25:45] here be a fun one for your children?
[02:25:46] >> Oh, yeah.
[02:25:47] >> Why don't why not? Why can't it be that
[02:25:48] way for you?
[02:25:50] You know, you could get rich easily if
[02:25:51] you just said a bit of marketing. You
[02:25:53] know, you could get you could get girls
[02:25:55] easily if you just did a bit of social
[02:25:56] skills. If I look in your feed right now
[02:25:58] and I see all the wasted time of dumb
[02:26:00] [ __ ] you're looking at in brain rot,
[02:26:01] what if we just took all that out? Take
[02:26:03] out the weed, the brain rot, take out
[02:26:06] the uh take out the waste of time. Just
[02:26:08] take all that, take out the complaining,
[02:26:10] the victimization, the insecurities.
[02:26:12] Just take all that out and just focus on
[02:26:13] five or six things that actually get
[02:26:14] results and then go enjoy your life.
[02:26:18] You know, you go hiking at Gatlinburg,
[02:26:20] you see a bear. It's a great story.
[02:26:22] Reminds you that you're living life.
[02:26:24] That's real wealth. That's real wealth.
[02:26:28] That's real wealth. Wealth is meant to
[02:26:30] support the proliferation of life and
[02:26:33] support the enjoyment of life and
[02:26:34] support goals that you have and and
[02:26:36] positive impacts that you want to create
[02:26:38] and positive outcomes and making the
[02:26:39] world a better place. So, what are you
[02:26:41] using the money for?
[02:26:43] Now, here's what's funny about this part
[02:26:45] of the speech as I'm talking now. I do a
[02:26:48] lot of different speeches, right? And
[02:26:49] some of the speeches I do are just on
[02:26:51] how to make cash. We're going to cover
[02:26:52] that this weekend. We're going to cover
[02:26:53] that actually in a minute. But do you
[02:26:56] notice how when I give you a goal that
[02:26:58] you like,
[02:27:00] you suddenly actually want to go make
[02:27:01] some more cash?
[02:27:02] >> Do any of you guys feel like you're
[02:27:03] ready to make some cash right now?
[02:27:05] >> Oh, yeah.
[02:27:05] >> Does that make you see what I'm saying?
[02:27:07] So, see, I find for me, if I don't if I
[02:27:10] if I if I can't believe in the goal, if
[02:27:12] I don't believe in what I'm moving
[02:27:14] towards, I'm not going to make cash. If
[02:27:17] the if the vision fails to be
[02:27:19] sufficiently compelling, I'm not going
[02:27:21] to make cash. So, I'm doing in this talk
[02:27:25] here, I'm trying to create a compelling
[02:27:28] vision of why you'd want to make cash.
[02:27:31] Did any of you guys ever feel before
[02:27:32] like making cash has to be painful and
[02:27:34] boring and it has to suck and involves
[02:27:36] sacrifice and as a result you just don't
[02:27:38] want to do it? You're like, well, maybe
[02:27:39] I'll just write out this work thing for
[02:27:41] a bit longer. I like that sounds kind of
[02:27:42] hard. I hate that. Do you see what I'm
[02:27:44] saying? Yeah.
[02:27:45] >> And then you think to and maybe you feel
[02:27:47] a little bit this way, too. Does part of
[02:27:49] you feel like this?
[02:27:52] Maybe like you maybe you feel a bit
[02:27:53] applause towards life and maybe a buddy
[02:27:56] of yours took you to a nice restaurant
[02:27:58] or maybe took you on a boat or took you
[02:28:00] on vacation or maybe you saved up for
[02:28:01] it, right? And you went and you did it
[02:28:04] and while it was kind of fun, you
[02:28:08] learned the the powerful lesson. Repeat
[02:28:10] this after me. Wherever you go,
[02:28:12] >> wherever you go,
[02:28:13] >> there you are.
[02:28:13] >> There you are.
[02:28:14] >> So, any of you guys ever had that like
[02:28:16] >> you wish you had more money? Yes.
[02:28:18] But you've been to a good restaurant or
[02:28:20] you went on a vacation. Either you paid
[02:28:22] for it and saved up for it or you uh had
[02:28:24] a friend give it to you, but somehow you
[02:28:25] stumbled into it. Maybe your parents,
[02:28:26] whatever, right? And it was fun, but it
[02:28:30] wasn't good enough to make you want to
[02:28:33] go through the hard parts of making
[02:28:34] cash. Anybody here ever feel that way?
[02:28:36] >> I felt that way massively, by the way.
[02:28:39] >> By the way, I felt that way massively.
[02:28:41] Like, I knew what it took to make money,
[02:28:43] but it was so much self-sacrifice. It
[02:28:45] was so boring. And
[02:28:48] Like look, having a giant house is cool,
[02:28:50] but do you really want to have to go do
[02:28:52] [ __ ] that sucks $100 a week just to have
[02:28:55] some larger home? So be So try to follow
[02:28:58] me here. This is very powerful. If you
[02:29:01] actually liked what wealth would
[02:29:03] provide, you'd go get the money.
[02:29:05] >> That's why I'm teaching you this way.
[02:29:07] I've got a lot of people rich, guys. So
[02:29:09] there's a method to the madness here.
[02:29:10] Okay? Can you guys guess how I got a lot
[02:29:12] of people rich?
[02:29:14] Imagine being around the kind of energy
[02:29:16] we're generating here. Would you get
[02:29:17] rich?
[02:29:17] >> Yeah. Oh, yeah.
[02:29:18] >> Imagine if you're here for a long time.
[02:29:19] Would you get rich?
[02:29:20] >> Yeah.
[02:29:20] >> I've helped a lot of people to get rich
[02:29:22] because I know the keys to igniting
[02:29:24] motivation.
[02:29:25] >> I had a program once. I called it
[02:29:26] Endless Motivation. This is what endless
[02:29:29] motivation means. Okay. It's Repeat this
[02:29:32] after me. It's a compelling vision.
[02:29:33] >> A compelling vision
[02:29:35] >> more emotionally relevant
[02:29:36] >> more emotionally relevant
[02:29:37] >> than the pain of making cash.
[02:29:39] >> The pain of making cash.
[02:29:40] >> Therefore, it becomes effortless.
[02:29:41] >> Therefore, it becomes effortless.
[02:29:42] >> Like a magnet.
[02:29:43] >> Hey, you just want to make cash. If you
[02:29:45] like what you're doing, you'll go make
[02:29:46] cash. Look, if I know that I want to go
[02:29:48] to Gatlinburg, like here, okay, here's
[02:29:50] an example what I did. Okay, just a
[02:29:51] simple example. You can make your own
[02:29:52] example. I set up a couple events. I did
[02:29:56] uh Charlotte, Atlanta, and I did uh
[02:30:00] Nashville here. So, I came here. Okay.
[02:30:02] So, I I went to Charlotte. I like
[02:30:04] Charlotte, but I don't love it. Agreed.
[02:30:07] >> Does he all agree? Come on. We're in
[02:30:09] Nashville. Nashville, I love. Right. I
[02:30:11] live here. Charlotte, I like it. Don't
[02:30:13] love it. Right. But then in between,
[02:30:16] what am I going to go do? You know what?
[02:30:17] I do love Charleston. You all ever been
[02:30:20] to Charleston?
[02:30:20] >> Oh, yeah.
[02:30:21] >> How cool is Charleston?
[02:30:22] >> Amazing.
[02:30:22] >> Yo, it's like the original OG Disney
[02:30:24] World, right? And what's the other OG
[02:30:26] Disney World in the South?
[02:30:27] >> Savannah.
[02:30:27] >> Savannah, Georgia. Right. Little bit of
[02:30:29] a dark history. Not a fan of that, but
[02:30:31] it's a beautiful place, right? Even
[02:30:33] though the dark I'm not a fan of
[02:30:34] history, but the point is well, to be
[02:30:36] fair, I brought my kids there to see the
[02:30:38] evil things that can happen so they know
[02:30:39] not to not to ever indulge or not to
[02:30:41] ever believe in horrible things like
[02:30:42] that. But the point is, not they ever
[02:30:44] would, but just to make the point extra,
[02:30:45] hammer the point extra hard of how evil
[02:30:47] that is. Point being is that they're
[02:30:49] beautiful, beautiful cities that
[02:30:50] everybody from all backgrounds should go
[02:30:51] see. They're so beautiful. Okay, guys.
[02:30:54] When I was in Savannah, I was in this
[02:30:56] place called the Old Pink House where
[02:30:58] George uh George Washington, Thomas
[02:31:00] Jefferson, and other people from the War
[02:31:02] of Independence were scheming on and
[02:31:04] plotting telling Britain to go [ __ ]
[02:31:06] themselves for putting tax on tea. That
[02:31:08] was [ __ ] B. I'm in the basement where
[02:31:10] they would hang out. I'm walking down
[02:31:12] the path where those guys walked. This
[02:31:14] is maybe it's my own imagination, right,
[02:31:17] guys? Maybe it's my own imagination, but
[02:31:19] you know how it feels just to be sitting
[02:31:21] in the same room as Washington.
[02:31:23] You know what I'm saying? You know what
[02:31:25] that does to you? It gives you an inner
[02:31:27] strength,
[02:31:28] >> right? Get even though he's he did bad
[02:31:30] things I hate, too. I don't agree there.
[02:31:31] That guy did. But
[02:31:34] times are the times that were horrible.
[02:31:36] But the point is like what that does for
[02:31:39] you just knowing like Washington was in
[02:31:41] this room. Now whether that's
[02:31:44] imagination which maybe it is human
[02:31:47] beings our experience is dictated very
[02:31:49] much by imagination. Listen I went to
[02:31:51] the parthonon. Do you guys know the
[02:31:52] parthonon in Greece?
[02:31:53] >> Yeah.
[02:31:55] >> Objectively speaking do the spirits of
[02:31:57] the people who created the parthonon do
[02:32:00] they still exist there?
[02:32:01] >> I don't know.
[02:32:02] >> Maybe yes. Maybe no. If you're going to
[02:32:05] be a little more feminine, you say yes.
[02:32:08] You be a little more masculine, you say,
[02:32:10] "Ah, it's a rock." You know what I'm
[02:32:11] saying, right? But I don't know. I just
[02:32:14] think sometimes you could indulge. Do
[02:32:15] you know what I mean, right? WHAT IF
[02:32:17] IT'S WRONG? WHAT IF IT'S [ __ ] WRONG?
[02:32:18] WHAT IF ALSO THE JINS SINGH doesn't
[02:32:19] really have the lessons? I'm just paying
[02:32:20] 1,500 bucks. You know what I'm saying?
[02:32:22] Who cares? You know what I'm saying?
[02:32:23] It's real to me. So, when you're there
[02:32:25] at the Parthonon or you're there where
[02:32:27] Washington was there, I bring a tear to
[02:32:29] your eye, man. You know what I'm saying?
[02:32:30] Right? Do you know that? Do you know how
[02:32:32] do you know the kind of images it puts
[02:32:33] in your mind as you just walk down the
[02:32:35] same street that George Washington is
[02:32:36] at? What that does to you emotionally?
[02:32:38] How that inspires you? How that awakens
[02:32:40] you? How that makes you want to do your
[02:32:41] greatest work? How it connects you to
[02:32:43] God? Connects you to creation. What that
[02:32:45] does, right? Or you can sit at home and
[02:32:47] you can look at Tik Tok, smoke weed, and
[02:32:49] fap endlessly. Well, I like the fapping
[02:32:51] part, but you know my point, right? So,
[02:32:53] >> pro fat
[02:32:54] >> pro fat movement. But anyway, you see,
[02:32:56] but you you guys see what I'm getting at
[02:32:58] here, right? You can choose, you can go,
[02:33:00] you can go to the parthonon and you can
[02:33:03] be like, "Yeah, it's a bunch of rocks."
[02:33:04] Or you can choose to see it as a
[02:33:07] spiritual infusion
[02:33:10] from Greece. You can see it that way.
[02:33:11] You can go to Rome and you can sit there
[02:33:14] in the coliseum and these ancient
[02:33:15] buildings and you can go, "Ah, it's a
[02:33:17] bunch of rocks." Or you can choose to
[02:33:19] let the magic sink in. Look, you get a
[02:33:21] hot girl giving you like a kind of like
[02:33:23] a lap dance kind of vibe before you
[02:33:24] [ __ ] And you can be like, well, it's
[02:33:26] just a human body and reproduction. Or
[02:33:30] you can let her work her magic on you,
[02:33:31] right? You can let her be like some dumb
[02:33:33] girl who's kind of annoying who has a
[02:33:35] period and has to shave her [ __ ]
[02:33:36] [ __ ] and wax her lip. Or you can view
[02:33:38] her as an oracle. And that's up to you,
[02:33:40] and both would be true, right? Both are
[02:33:43] true. But you can choose to let her
[02:33:46] femininity into you and heal you and
[02:33:49] change you and get you present and bring
[02:33:52] happiness and bring balance and calm
[02:33:54] down your nervous system. A lot of great
[02:33:55] things women could do. You can take the
[02:33:56] magic or you can say [ __ ] off. Right?
[02:33:58] You can be here in the speech and say,
[02:34:00] "I'm in the presence of one of the great
[02:34:01] speeches in human history and this [ __ ]
[02:34:03] will be around for years after. It's
[02:34:05] creative. It's not the same old tired
[02:34:07] Tony Rob I love Tony, but you know, Tony
[02:34:09] Robbins style speech that everybody
[02:34:11] jocks and copies and bites off of and
[02:34:13] there's something original happening
[02:34:14] here of a guy that committed his life to
[02:34:15] it and there'll be millions of people
[02:34:17] that'll watch his speech over time and I
[02:34:18] was here in this [ __ ] room with Owen
[02:34:19] and my fellow people here and I took
[02:34:21] energy from it or you could go ask just
[02:34:23] some guy blathering on, right? And you
[02:34:25] can take it however the [ __ ] you want.
[02:34:26] That's up to you, right? You could take
[02:34:28] the the the 150-y old jinseng and say
[02:34:30] it's some stupid plant or you could take
[02:34:32] it as the wisdom of the plant. That's up
[02:34:33] to you. And the truth is what you
[02:34:35] believe about it will probably be
[02:34:36] somewhat true. But again, look here at
[02:34:39] how I motivate myself. Okay? If I'm
[02:34:42] going to go do something, I go to
[02:34:43] Charlotte. I run an event there. What do
[02:34:45] I do in between? What do I take the time
[02:34:47] to do in between?
[02:34:48] >> Go to Savannah, walk the same path as
[02:34:51] George Washington. You know what a lot
[02:34:52] of the coaches that I used to hire would
[02:34:54] uh do? They go to Charlotte and they sit
[02:34:57] in their [ __ ] hotel room all week
[02:34:59] bored waiting to go to the next city.
[02:35:02] >> They'd never go explore.
[02:35:04] But let me ask you a question. Being a
[02:35:06] coach, which is a great cash flow
[02:35:08] business, is that a business to become a
[02:35:11] billionaire or is it more what's called
[02:35:12] a lifestyle business?
[02:35:14] >> Lifestyle,
[02:35:15] >> right? So the pay, look at this.
[02:35:18] Let's say that you let's just make it a
[02:35:20] round number even though it's very
[02:35:21] different. Call it 10 grand a weekend
[02:35:22] and make it easy. Let's say that you
[02:35:24] made 10 10 grand in Charlotte, 10 grand
[02:35:26] in Atlanta, 10 grand in Nashville. Just
[02:35:28] make it simple. It's not that at all,
[02:35:29] but make it simple, right? But what
[02:35:31] would it cost you to go to Savannah,
[02:35:34] fly there, book the hotel, eat the food
[02:35:36] there, right? That costs money, too,
[02:35:39] right?
[02:35:40] >> Am I right?
[02:35:41] >> Yes.
[02:35:42] >> To go to Gatlinburg,
[02:35:45] that costs money, right? But I'm here
[02:35:48] anyway in between. So my bra, watch what
[02:35:51] I'm doing. So in my brain, I'm going to
[02:35:54] be here for two and a half weeks anyway
[02:35:56] to do Charlotte, Atlanta, Nashville,
[02:35:58] right?
[02:36:00] If I just go 10k 10k 10k, what I what am
[02:36:04] I getting out of that? 30k. Now what if
[02:36:07] follow this what if you go to savannah
[02:36:10] in between rather sitting your hotel to
[02:36:14] go fly there anyway would cost money. So
[02:36:17] you're generating a high say the word
[02:36:18] higher ROI
[02:36:20] >> that's return on investment right
[02:36:22] >> now take the fact here here's gets even
[02:36:24] more tricky
[02:36:27] watch this we are right near Savannah
[02:36:30] Georgia who here's actually been put
[02:36:32] your hands up
[02:36:34] so less than half the room has been and
[02:36:36] you're right here so try to follow this
[02:36:38] you want to know another ROI the other
[02:36:40] ROI
[02:36:42] is it made you do something you would
[02:36:44] not have naturally done on your Mhm.
[02:36:46] >> That's priceless.
[02:36:48] >> That's priceless.
[02:36:50] You can't put a price on that on
[02:36:52] something that you would not have done.
[02:36:54] So if by being in the south it motivates
[02:36:57] you to do something that you would not
[02:36:58] have done anyway, you can't put a price
[02:37:00] on that because its worth is infinite
[02:37:03] because you would not have done it.
[02:37:05] >> So it's
[02:37:05] >> I don't think I understand that.
[02:37:07] >> So okay,
[02:37:09] to go to to go to Alaska is the real
[02:37:14] wealth. Who here has ever been to Alaska
[02:37:15] and like properly toured it? Put your
[02:37:16] hands up.
[02:37:17] >> How would you guys, for the few of you
[02:37:19] who have done it, yell out loud, how
[02:37:20] incredible is going to Alaska?
[02:37:22] >> Uh, it's like the most magnificent place
[02:37:24] in the world.
[02:37:25] >> Louder, please.
[02:37:26] >> Most magnificent place in the world.
[02:37:27] >> Yeah. Could any amount of money in the
[02:37:29] city be as good as what you see in
[02:37:30] Alaska?
[02:37:31] >> Impossible.
[02:37:31] >> Impossible. Who else would yell out what
[02:37:33] what they saw? Who else went to Alaska?
[02:37:37] >> You see nature.
[02:37:38] >> Yell. Yell.
[02:37:39] >> You see things you would never see
[02:37:40] before and it's like irreplaceably like
[02:37:43] you can only to Alaska to do it.
[02:37:45] Infinite loop of
[02:37:47] >> to Alaska. It was amazing.
[02:37:48] >> Yeah. Now to go to Alaska, follow this.
[02:37:50] Okay.
[02:37:51] >> To go to Alaska on like a cruise boat
[02:37:53] might be 510 grand, right?
[02:37:55] >> But none of you WILL DO IT. NONE OF YOU
[02:37:57] WILL ACTUALLY DO IT.
[02:38:00] It's challenge by the way. Don't be a
[02:38:01] [ __ ] okay? Be like, "No, I will do
[02:38:03] it." But anyway, so look, so what I'm
[02:38:05] saying is
[02:38:07] it's amazing. Here's why you won't do
[02:38:10] it. Try to follow this, okay? You have a
[02:38:12] job, you have to ask the guy for a
[02:38:16] break, you don't really make that much
[02:38:18] cash, and then to go there, if it's 10
[02:38:21] grand, but you make like 50 grand a
[02:38:23] year, it's like 20% of your yearly
[02:38:24] income. And the amount in order to get
[02:38:28] that trip of a week, you had to work
[02:38:31] several months, and you don't want to
[02:38:32] burn the money, but even if you did,
[02:38:35] you'd never initiate it. Okay. The Okay.
[02:38:40] Is there a word called pel pelaton in
[02:38:42] biking or something?
[02:38:43] >> Yeah.
[02:38:43] >> Is that like is the pelaton like the guy
[02:38:45] at the front?
[02:38:45] >> No, it's the group.
[02:38:46] >> It's the group.
[02:38:47] >> Yeah.
[02:38:47] >> Okay. Well, I think this is it's almost
[02:38:48] like the guy at the front has this like
[02:38:50] energy field. They're kind of like
[02:38:51] penetrating so everyone just kind of
[02:38:53] follows. You know what I'm saying?
[02:38:54] Right. The actual initiator is This is
[02:38:58] super deep. Okay, pay attention. This is
[02:39:00] genius. The actual initiator is having
[02:39:03] to breach the autopilot. Say having to
[02:39:06] breach.
[02:39:07] the autopilot.
[02:39:08] >> the autopilot.
[02:39:09] >> They're having to envision it.
[02:39:12] >> Say that.
[02:39:13] >> They're having to enision it.
[02:39:14] >> They're having to break the habits.
[02:39:16] >> They're having to break the habit.
[02:39:17] >> Break the autopilot.
[02:39:19] >> Break the autopilot.
[02:39:20] >> Find the will.
[02:39:22] >> Drive the will.
[02:39:23] >> Drive the will.
[02:39:24] >> Okay. So, like it's not that going to
[02:39:27] Alaska is hard. It's literally not hard
[02:39:28] at all.
[02:39:29] >> It's super easy.
[02:39:31] >> But you'll never actually do it. And I'm
[02:39:35] telling you, if you knew this one thing,
[02:39:36] you'd get rich. Okay? Knowing how
[02:39:39] helpless you are. I'm telling you, if
[02:39:42] you can admit how helpless you are,
[02:39:45] you'll know why you're not rich. Okay?
[02:39:47] Like, let me give you a challenge to any
[02:39:49] of you here. For some of you with less
[02:39:51] resources, make a challenge to go to
[02:39:53] Savannah one time this year. Make Okay.
[02:39:56] Now, right now, for those of you who are
[02:39:57] maybe inspired by that, how sure are you
[02:39:59] that if I challenge you, you'll actually
[02:40:00] go to Savannah? How sure are you? Very
[02:40:02] sure, right? Yeah.
[02:40:03] >> If in one year you don't actually do it,
[02:40:06] will you admit to me and yourself that
[02:40:08] you're helpless?
[02:40:09] >> No. No. But but here's how it will
[02:40:11] happen. Um I'll go this week. Well, you
[02:40:15] know, the kids, the the mortgage, the
[02:40:18] car, the time off, the Super Bowl. I'm
[02:40:22] tired. Next week. Oh, actually next
[02:40:25] week. Actually, next week. Oh, next
[02:40:27] week. Right. Well, and then here's the
[02:40:29] end. The end is the cope. Is the
[02:40:31] rationalization cope. Well, I don't
[02:40:32] know. Like, Savannah's not even that
[02:40:34] good and like that was just a seminar. I
[02:40:36] was He kind of had me hyped up. I don't
[02:40:37] actually want to go to Savannah.
[02:40:39] You see how that works?
[02:40:40] >> Want to go to Savannah.
[02:40:41] >> Cool. We'll see you in a year. But, and
[02:40:43] then for those of you with a bit more
[02:40:44] resources, make it Alaska.
[02:40:47] Anybody here who has resource? Like,
[02:40:48] [ __ ] it, I'm going to Alaska this year
[02:40:49] after we talk about it. Who's who put
[02:40:51] their hands up for that? Okay. If in a
[02:40:53] year you don't go, admit you're
[02:40:54] helpless. Okay.
[02:40:59] >> You want to know why?
[02:41:00] >> Why? cuz I admit I'm helpless.
[02:41:03] >> You know what I do? Here's what I do. I
[02:41:06] try to This is so crazy. Okay, watch
[02:41:08] this. Insane. We only get the will to
[02:41:13] break autopilot like a couple minutes a
[02:41:15] day.
[02:41:17] Other than that, every day is like this
[02:41:19] repeat of the same thought patterns, the
[02:41:22] same habits day in and day out. We're
[02:41:25] massively on autopilot. We only actually
[02:41:28] get non-autopilot will on rare occasion.
[02:41:33] Something that most people don't know
[02:41:34] about me, my greatest skill set of
[02:41:37] anything I probably have is I have an
[02:41:40] uncanny capacity to break autopilot for
[02:41:43] an extended period of time.
[02:41:45] It's very hard. Okay, how do we know
[02:41:49] that? Cold approach, right? What's your
[02:41:52] brain telling you with cold approach?
[02:41:54] Cold approachers have some of the best
[02:41:56] nonautopilot willpower. I bet you do. It
[02:41:59] trains you because you're like you're
[02:42:00] because you go in, you're like, "Oh, I
[02:42:02] don't want to approach." And then you
[02:42:03] make yourself do it. So that trains the
[02:42:04] the the the uh will to break autopilot
[02:42:07] again and again and again and again and
[02:42:08] again for hours a week. It's super
[02:42:10] crazy. When I'm doing the speech, the
[02:42:12] hard part of the speech is the free
[02:42:14] associative aspect of it. That's
[02:42:15] actually why most people can't do what
[02:42:16] I'm doing.
[02:42:18] By the way, I want to alert you and draw
[02:42:20] your awareness to what I'm doing the
[02:42:21] speech. Try go like this. Okay, watch
[02:42:24] this. Okay, listen how loud I am.
[02:42:28] Okay, copy that sound.
[02:42:31] >> Okay, stop. Stop. Stop. One at a time.
[02:42:33] Copy that sound.
[02:42:34] >> Okay, so watch this. Okay. Okay, watch.
[02:42:37] Wait.
[02:42:39] I'm speaking at around that volume.
[02:42:44] >> Try just going a without even talking at
[02:42:46] that volume right now. Just a
[02:42:47] >> just a
[02:42:48] >> Yeah. Do that.
[02:42:51] >> Okay. Okay. Do you see how his brain
[02:42:52] blocks him?
[02:42:53] >> Yeah.
[02:42:53] >> His brain's blocking because it's a
[02:42:55] status block. I've talked about that in
[02:42:56] many other videos you've probably seen.
[02:42:58] But imagine sustaining this volume for
[02:43:02] how long I've been up here. If you go at
[02:43:05] this volume for even a minute and a half
[02:43:07] outside, your voice will kill you.
[02:43:09] You're going to fry your voice. Your
[02:43:11] nervous system will be shocked. I'm
[02:43:12] sustaining this for hours up here. Now,
[02:43:16] most people give a speech. What do they
[02:43:17] use? A PowerPoint. They might go off
[02:43:20] script for 10 minutes, 20 minutes of
[02:43:22] speech. How long can I go off script
[02:43:23] for?
[02:43:25] >> That's the non-autopilot part of the
[02:43:27] brain. How about when I go out and I'm
[02:43:28] talking to girls? Hours and hours.
[02:43:31] Non-autopilot part of the brain. It's
[02:43:32] actually my brain is like uh like the
[02:43:35] Ronnie Coleman or Arnold Schwarzenegger
[02:43:37] but of non-autopilot like lateral
[02:43:40] thinking and holding my nervous system
[02:43:41] while I do speeches. I learned it from
[02:43:43] going out and from doing free social
[02:43:45] speeches and being an inventor and a
[02:43:46] pioneer. Okay. getting off group think.
[02:43:49] It's all the stuff I taught in blueprint
[02:43:51] decoded about group think versus seeing
[02:43:53] the world in your own eyes. That's what
[02:43:54] the speech is. Here's what I realized.
[02:43:57] Even in my level, by the way, I used to
[02:43:59] hide this stuff. I used I used to not
[02:44:01] talk about this stuff because it sounds
[02:44:02] arrogant and cocky like I'm bragging and
[02:44:03] it is. It totally is. But I realize that
[02:44:06] if I don't draw people's attention to
[02:44:07] it, they don't even know what they're
[02:44:08] seeing.
[02:44:09] >> So, I'm trying to show you what you're
[02:44:10] seeing. Okay. So what I'm what I do I
[02:44:15] KNOW THAT EVEN AT MY AUTOPILOT versus
[02:44:18] willpower ratio
[02:44:21] I know that I only break autopilot a
[02:44:23] certain amount of time.
[02:44:26] So by the way that's also why you should
[02:44:27] never smoke weed. What happens if you if
[02:44:29] you smoke weed habitually? What happens?
[02:44:32] >> It becomes autopilot. So now you've got
[02:44:33] to break your autopilot to stop it. It's
[02:44:35] very hard. It's very it's actually very
[02:44:36] hard to quit. It's habit forming as they
[02:44:38] say, right? So, we are mostly on
[02:44:41] autopilot. You don't think you're on
[02:44:42] autopilot, but you are. Okay?
[02:44:45] So, then what happens is you got a
[02:44:46] couple minutes a day that you're not on
[02:44:48] autopilot.
[02:44:50] What I do is I realize when I'm not on
[02:44:55] autopilot and then I make a decision
[02:44:59] that forces me or sorry that forces my
[02:45:04] autopilot while asleep to do the thing I
[02:45:07] want. You guys see that?
[02:45:09] Okay, here's an example.
[02:45:12] The Greeks come in, they want to sack
[02:45:14] Troy. What's the first thing they do?
[02:45:17] Everyone knows it's cliche.
[02:45:18] >> Charge horse.
[02:45:19] >> Come on, guys. It's cliche. What do they
[02:45:20] do?
[02:45:21] >> They say the word burn the boats.
[02:45:22] >> Burn the boats.
[02:45:23] >> So, why do they do that? Because in a
[02:45:25] moment of non-autopilot, in a moment of
[02:45:26] will, just for 10 seconds, light up a
[02:45:30] torch, throw it on the boat. Well, then
[02:45:32] what does that do to the autopilot in
[02:45:34] terms of sacking the city and winning
[02:45:35] the war?
[02:45:36] >> There's no turning back.
[02:45:37] >> There's no turning back, right? If they
[02:45:38] leave the boat, what are they going to
[02:45:39] do?
[02:45:40] >> They might want to retreat.
[02:45:41] >> They're likely going to retreat because
[02:45:42] it's too painful. It's too hard. Too
[02:45:45] painful, too hard. So, say they would
[02:45:47] burn the boats.
[02:45:47] >> Burn the boat.
[02:45:48] >> Another one is throw the hat over the
[02:45:50] fence.
[02:45:51] >> Throw the hat over the fence.
[02:45:52] >> So then, so look, you only need to break
[02:45:54] your autopilot for a second, take your
[02:45:57] hat off, throw it over the fence. Well,
[02:45:58] if you want that hat back, what do you
[02:45:59] have to do now?
[02:46:00] >> You have to do the hard thing of
[02:46:02] crawling over the damn fence. Another
[02:46:04] one is public declarations. Say public
[02:46:06] declarations.
[02:46:09] Why? Cuz if you tell everybody, I'm
[02:46:11] going to go do this. I'm going to go do
[02:46:13] that. You're going to look dumb if you
[02:46:14] don't do it.
[02:46:16] >> The part of your brain that wants to be
[02:46:18] congruent to your projected identity is
[02:46:21] autopilot, right?
[02:46:24] >> What is the number one force in human
[02:46:25] nature? To be consistent your identity.
[02:46:28] >> You want to be consistent to who you say
[02:46:30] you are. It's a survival thing. So if
[02:46:32] you say, "I'M THE BEST PUBLIC SPEAKER in
[02:46:34] the world. I AM THE BEST PUBLIC SPEAKER
[02:46:36] TO EVER LIVE. IF YOU SAY THAT, you do
[02:46:38] the seven hour speech because you want
[02:46:40] to be consistent in what you said. You
[02:46:42] dig deeper when you do the speech
[02:46:45] because you said it. So now you have to.
[02:46:48] So ironically, if I just say I'm the
[02:46:50] best speaker, I'm the next thing you
[02:46:52] know, I'm setting up free events
[02:46:53] everywhere. I'm booking the free events.
[02:46:54] I'm filling the free events. I'm coming
[02:46:55] up the front. I'm giving my best effort
[02:46:57] because I had to be consistent what I
[02:47:00] said, right? So to do a speech like this
[02:47:04] would be impossible
[02:47:06] purely just from with non-autopilot
[02:47:09] will. But if I say I'm the best. I book
[02:47:12] the events. I get here once you all are
[02:47:15] here. You think I'm not going to come
[02:47:17] crush it.
[02:47:19] >> So So say the word create the
[02:47:20] conditions.
[02:47:21] >> Create the conditions
[02:47:22] >> in a moment of clarity.
[02:47:23] >> In a moment of clarity
[02:47:24] >> that your autopilot nature
[02:47:26] >> that your autopilot nature
[02:47:27] >> does the rest of the work.
[02:47:28] >> does the rest of the work.
[02:47:29] >> Okay. So, what I do, I get around
[02:47:31] experts. Another classic one is just
[02:47:33] taking a training. Who here's ever been
[02:47:35] on one of my boot camps? Put your hand
[02:47:36] up if you have. When you guys were on
[02:47:38] boot camp, did you go full effort
[02:47:42] because you want to get an ROI in the
[02:47:43] training?
[02:47:44] >> Hell yeah.
[02:47:44] >> Hell yeah.
[02:47:45] >> Did you?
[02:47:45] >> Oh, yeah.
[02:47:46] >> Did you
[02:47:47] >> Did you Okay. Like, how hard did you get
[02:47:50] how hard did you go on a boot camp?
[02:47:52] >> Really [ __ ] hard.
[02:47:52] >> Yeah. But the thing is, you could never
[02:47:54] make yourself do that. But if you pay,
[02:47:56] if you threw down a bit of money on a
[02:47:58] training, YOU'RE LIKE, "FUCK THIS [ __ ]
[02:48:00] I GOT TO GET ROI."
[02:48:01] >> LIKE, IF I FILL the room, I'M LIKE,
[02:48:03] "FUCK, I GOT TO GET ROI ON THIS. I GOT
[02:48:04] TO I GOT TO GET MY MONEY BACK ON THIS
[02:48:06] [ __ ] RIGHT? SO, I'm going to go crazy."
[02:48:08] I could never look, if this was just set
[02:48:10] up for me and I never said, "I'm the
[02:48:12] best speaker." And I never fill the
[02:48:14] room. Do you guys know that every little
[02:48:16] minute that I spend annoyingly going,
[02:48:18] "How often have you guys seen me say,
[02:48:20] "Remember to come to the Nashville free
[02:48:21] tour. Remember to come to the Nashville
[02:48:23] free tour. Come on, y'all. I'm in
[02:48:24] Nashville. Hey, hey, it's me again. It's
[02:48:26] Owen. I'm in Nashville. The free tour is
[02:48:28] sick. You're gonna love the free tour.
[02:48:30] It's Owen again. I'm in Nashville. How
[02:48:31] many times you heard me say Nashville
[02:48:32] the last about six months? Right. Okay.
[02:48:35] Well, now I've rented Now I spent a ton
[02:48:37] of money, rented the room, brought my
[02:48:40] staff, brought the cameras. It's
[02:48:42] expensive as [ __ ] Okay. There's a
[02:48:44] reason why Grant Cardone doesn't have a
[02:48:45] free tour. It hemorrhages money. But if
[02:48:48] you want to be the best speaker, you
[02:48:49] want to be the best, you set up the
[02:48:51] conditions to be the best. If I'm here
[02:48:53] and the only reason I'm here is
[02:48:55] literally that I'm going to get a killer
[02:48:57] [ __ ] legendary transcendent
[02:49:00] legacybased speech that survives the
[02:49:02] test of time. How much energy am I going
[02:49:04] to have when I come here?
[02:49:06] >> Infinite.
[02:49:08] >> Am I Is this my Is this me punching half
[02:49:11] step or is this me punching through the
[02:49:13] [ __ ] wall?
[02:49:14] >> Through the wall.
[02:49:14] >> I'M COMING. I'M PUNCHING THROUGH THE
[02:49:16] [ __ ] WALL. SO, IS IT REALLY THAT I'M
[02:49:19] the most skilled or is it that I know
[02:49:22] how to create the conditions to marshall
[02:49:24] more resources? You see that? So, what
[02:49:27] you can do is you can trick your brain
[02:49:30] to marshall more resources. So, the
[02:49:32] inner trickery is the art. Okay? Look in
[02:49:36] in basketball, Michael Jordan said,
[02:49:38] Michael Jordan said he was the best at
[02:49:40] marshalling motivation. Do you guys
[02:49:41] remember how he would do it?
[02:49:44] >> Show up two hours early every game.
[02:49:46] >> Yeah. about how to get the motivation
[02:49:47] show up two hours early. Here's what he
[02:49:48] would do. Okay, Michael Jordan would do
[02:49:50] two things. One is he would imagine a
[02:49:53] kid who came to see him play, paying
[02:49:56] very high price for an NBA ticket, and
[02:49:58] that was the only time he's ever got see
[02:49:59] Jordan play maybe. So, he didn't want to
[02:50:01] disappoint the kid. Is that motivating?
[02:50:02] >> Hell yeah.
[02:50:03] >> That would suck, right? If you didn't
[02:50:04] step up, you know, another thing he did
[02:50:06] was kind of weird. I wouldn't really do
[02:50:07] this, but it was, you know, kind of
[02:50:08] weird, but he did it. He would
[02:50:11] fictionally create an enemy. You guys
[02:50:13] know about this?
[02:50:15] Like there's other players that would
[02:50:16] report like they'll be like you know I
[02:50:18] was with Michael I was with MJ and we're
[02:50:20] at dinner and you know like the other
[02:50:23] manager from the other team came in and
[02:50:24] he'd say that guy [ __ ] talk me and I'm
[02:50:27] like Michael he didn't even say
[02:50:29] anything. He's like YEAH I DID. [ __ ]
[02:50:30] THAT GUY. I'LL DESTROY HIM. And then and
[02:50:32] then and then he would mercilessly go
[02:50:33] taunt the guy the next day. Like like
[02:50:35] like there'd be some like some guy might
[02:50:37] like you know have a good game against
[02:50:38] him and he'd be like waiting for like
[02:50:40] half a year to play him again. He would
[02:50:41] just like drop like 60 points on him or
[02:50:43] something, right? So, why did he do
[02:50:45] that? Because it's not just about skill.
[02:50:47] Look, in the NBA level, they all have
[02:50:49] skill. Do you guys get that?
[02:50:51] >> No. No. Do Do you guys really get that?
[02:50:54] >> Like, the benchwarmer guy and the elite
[02:50:56] guy are not that different. They're both
[02:50:58] just like big, TALL, ATHLETIC, MEGA
[02:51:00] ATHLETES, RIGHT? SO, the elite part is
[02:51:03] more related to can they trick their own
[02:51:06] damn brain in order to do what they're
[02:51:08] supposed to do. It's about tricking
[02:51:10] their brain. I've taken several million
[02:51:13] dollars in self-help courses. Imagine
[02:51:15] the amount of marketing courses I've
[02:51:16] taken. I look, I've trained with Roger
[02:51:18] Love who trained Prince, Michael uh
[02:51:20] Michael Jackson, Eminem. I paid him
[02:51:22] oneonone a gazillion dollars. I I spent
[02:51:25] half a million on trauma healing work.
[02:51:27] Oneonone just with a coach. You want to
[02:51:29] know the hilarious truth? I'm not Okay,
[02:51:31] I love that guy. He taught me great
[02:51:33] stuff, but but I say this kind of as a
[02:51:34] joke. That's not a joke. I'm not even
[02:51:36] sure what I learned in the damn trauma
[02:51:37] healing course. All I know is when I get
[02:51:40] in bad go I paid 300 grand to not feel
[02:51:42] trauma anymore so I'm not feeling this
[02:51:43] trauma like that's literally just like
[02:51:44] like I don't even know I'm like breathe
[02:51:47] or something you breath work or grounded
[02:51:50] look I'm just not having trauma anymore
[02:51:51] okay it's like the investment makes you
[02:51:54] do it okay when I took my boot camp with
[02:51:56] mystery originally like it was amazing
[02:51:58] it was super great I loved every minute
[02:51:59] of it but when Friday night came along
[02:52:01] and I'd blown all my money to take that
[02:52:03] damn boot camp I'm going out LIKE IT DID
[02:52:06] HE COULD HAVE JUST NOT even taught me
[02:52:07] thing. I paid that money to learn that
[02:52:09] [ __ ] I'm going out. LIKE THAT'S IT. I'M
[02:52:10] just going out. Like, so in a lot of
[02:52:12] ways, it's the investment that tricks
[02:52:14] your brain to get an ROI. That's the
[02:52:17] problem is a lot of people will never
[02:52:19] self-invest. And if they never
[02:52:21] self-invest, they never have any fear of
[02:52:23] they they never have any loss aversion.
[02:52:25] And so they're stuck. Okay. Another
[02:52:28] trick that I do is when I shoot videos,
[02:52:30] I shoot them in nature. Do you guys see
[02:52:32] how a lot of my videos I shoot in
[02:52:34] nature?
[02:52:34] >> Yeah. Those trips are like 20 30 grand
[02:52:36] in some cases to bring on my whole team
[02:52:37] and to edit the video. If I know that
[02:52:39] I'm dropping 20K on a video shoot, how
[02:52:43] much am I going to bring it?
[02:52:44] >> All the best.
[02:52:47] >> So, is it really that I'm the most
[02:52:49] skilled or is it that I understand that
[02:52:51] I'm helpless? Ah,
[02:52:56] >> if I know that I'm helpless,
[02:52:58] if I know that, that's the genius.
[02:53:02] >> You guys know Yeah. Full [ __ ] right?
[02:53:04] Do you guys know the Dunning Krueger
[02:53:05] effect?
[02:53:06] >> Dumb people think they're smart. What
[02:53:08] about opposite Dunning Krueger? What if
[02:53:11] you're a smart guy, but you make
[02:53:13] yourself believe you're dumb? What are
[02:53:14] you going to do? You're going to take
[02:53:15] notes. You're going to take notes on
[02:53:17] everything.
[02:53:18] You're going to get a mentor. You're
[02:53:20] going to join mastermind groups. You're
[02:53:22] going to do weird things like
[02:53:23] self-motivate. Like weird little things
[02:53:25] like, you know, book the trip to do the
[02:53:27] video or book the free tour to do the
[02:53:28] talk. If you just say, "I'm dumb as
[02:53:30] fuck." Then you're going to go get help.
[02:53:33] You're going to you're going to leverage
[02:53:34] yourself. You're going to do things that
[02:53:35] you need. You ever have an idea and you
[02:53:39] in that moment you're like, "Oh, this is
[02:53:40] genius." And then you're like, "I should
[02:53:42] probably write down the idea." And then
[02:53:43] you go, "No, no, I wouldn't forget." And
[02:53:45] then a day later you're like, "Oh, [ __ ]
[02:53:48] [ __ ]
[02:53:49] >> IT'S GONE.
[02:53:50] >> [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] FUCK."
[02:53:54] BECAUSE you didn't write it down. And
[02:53:56] then you just never do it. If you knew
[02:53:57] that you're dumb, then you would have
[02:54:00] done it. You see what you dig what I'm
[02:54:01] saying here, right? If you knew that
[02:54:03] you're dumb, then you would have you
[02:54:05] would have you would have created the
[02:54:06] notes. You would have written it down.
[02:54:07] You would have got a mastermind group.
[02:54:09] You would have invested money. You would
[02:54:10] have generated loss aversion. You would
[02:54:12] have thrown your head over the fence.
[02:54:13] You would have burned the boat. You
[02:54:14] would have created the identity. You
[02:54:16] would have got around the right people
[02:54:17] admitting that you're helpless.
[02:54:20] But we're all too smart, right? I mean,
[02:54:23] speaking of Michael Jordan, he had 11
[02:54:25] coaches. He had Phil Jackson. You guys
[02:54:28] ever read the book Relentless? Timothy
[02:54:29] S. Grover. Oh, I mean, if who has read
[02:54:32] Relentless? Put your hands up. Oh, guys,
[02:54:35] you're killing me. You guys all need to
[02:54:36] read Relentless. Also read the book
[02:54:38] Winning by Timothy S. Grover. All
[02:54:39] incredible. For those of you guys who
[02:54:41] read Relentless or winning, how good of
[02:54:43] a coach is Timothy S. Grover?
[02:54:45] >> Ridiculous.
[02:54:45] >> Come on, say it louder.
[02:54:46] >> It's [ __ ] ridiculous.
[02:54:47] >> Like how good?
[02:54:48] >> World class.
[02:54:49] >> Like how world class?
[02:54:50] >> Like coaching Michael Jordan.
[02:54:52] >> I mean
[02:54:52] >> Jordan Kobe Dwayne Wade.
[02:54:54] >> Yeah. Coach Kobe. Coach Wayne W. I mean,
[02:54:56] if if Timothy S. Grover is your coach,
[02:54:58] you're going to [ __ ] win, right? It's
[02:55:00] not a coincidence all these mega winners
[02:55:01] coach with Grover. If you know you're
[02:55:04] helpless,
[02:55:05] you go hire Timothy S. Grover, right?
[02:55:08] Maybe uh Phil Jackson is your coach,
[02:55:10] whatever, right? You realize where
[02:55:12] you're at and you make it actually
[02:55:13] happen. You surround yourself with the
[02:55:15] right influences. You make it happen. I
[02:55:17] went out of my way to metaphorically
[02:55:20] polish the knob of anybody whose
[02:55:22] influence I wanted. Okay. Whether that
[02:55:25] is um people that didn't offer trainings
[02:55:28] and I'd become I'd do whatever it took
[02:55:30] to become friends with them. Um like for
[02:55:32] example when I was first learning social
[02:55:33] skills there you didn't have YouTube
[02:55:35] videos. You couldn't watch someone on a
[02:55:36] YouTube video. So I would literally call
[02:55:39] people from different chats and beg them
[02:55:43] to come and meet and fly and go meet
[02:55:45] them and go out with them. Tons of them
[02:55:47] sucked. But I Okay, so you guys get to
[02:55:49] see infield online or take a training. I
[02:55:53] couldn't do that. I would have to go to
[02:55:54] guys that were less than 1% as good as I
[02:55:56] am today and beg them to show me stuff
[02:55:59] >> and sleep on their floors. I went to
[02:56:02] every personal growth training. I
[02:56:03] learned from experts. I learned from
[02:56:05] mentors. I got friends that are good. I
[02:56:07] got around the right people. I went to
[02:56:09] nature. I learned from nature.
[02:56:11] I learned from watching a black bear
[02:56:13] yesterday.
[02:56:15] So, how does that impact me?
[02:56:18] >> What do we know about how helpless we
[02:56:20] are? We become who we're around. Say
[02:56:22] that. we become.
[02:56:23] >> You will helplessly become who you're
[02:56:25] around. When I grew a beard, I grew it
[02:56:29] to remind myself the primitive era that
[02:56:31] we come from. And because having a beard
[02:56:33] is so [ __ ] weird, I have a habit of
[02:56:35] licking my beard. I keep doing this. I
[02:56:37] keep I'm like, "This is crazy."
[02:56:40] Crazy. You ever do that? Like Like I got
[02:56:43] a hair I got a I got hair on my face. It
[02:56:46] migrated from my head to my face and my
[02:56:47] back. Like I got hair, right? I lick it.
[02:56:51] Guess what? Everyone around me does,
[02:56:53] >> but they don't have a beard.
[02:56:55] >> Lick your beard.
[02:56:55] >> They do that all the time. They lick my
[02:56:57] beard. It's not gay. Yeah. So, yeah,
[02:57:00] they lick the beard, right? Why? Because
[02:57:02] you become who you hang out with. You
[02:57:04] also adopt their energy frequencies,
[02:57:06] right? That's why you got to be careful
[02:57:08] about hanging out with losers too much.
[02:57:09] That's why people say don't hang out
[02:57:10] with losers. My thing though is my frame
[02:57:12] is so strong I could get around someone
[02:57:13] at a low frame and I'll rip them up. But
[02:57:16] man, can you imagine how fast I shut
[02:57:18] that [ __ ] the [ __ ] down when someone's
[02:57:20] being a loser? Someone's losing me. I'm
[02:57:22] like, "Listen, shut the [ __ ] up. EVERY
[02:57:25] WORD OUT OF YOUR MOUTH IS FAKE. I DON'T
[02:57:26] WANT TO HEAR ANOTHER [ __ ] WORD OUT OF
[02:57:27] YOU. There's only winning. Let's go."
[02:57:29] Like I'm like I'm like metaphorically
[02:57:31] boom boom boom boom. SHUT THE [ __ ] UP.
[02:57:34] WE'RE GOING THE TOP. LIKE THAT'S MY
[02:57:35] PERSONALITY. Anywhere negative. I'M LIKE
[02:57:37] NEGATIVE [ __ ] SHUT UP. Like it's like a
[02:57:40] sort of slice the head off the negative
[02:57:41] demon. Okay? Like I'm I'm vicious. That
[02:57:44] makes me a great coach. So I can coach
[02:57:46] lower level guys. Most of you guys that
[02:57:48] are not quite at that level where you'll
[02:57:49] actually tolerate negativity and and and
[02:57:52] brokenness and you're even broke
[02:57:54] yourself and negative yourself and you
[02:57:55] intermingle with it and you have sex
[02:57:56] with it.
[02:57:57] >> You're not able to you're not able to be
[02:57:58] around that energy cuz it's just going
[02:57:59] to [ __ ] infect you because you're
[02:58:00] having sex with that energy. Me, I get
[02:58:02] THAT ENERGY.
[02:58:04] BAM. OKAY. And then the person just
[02:58:06] turns good instantly.
[02:58:08] Instantly. Instant transformation.
[02:58:12] Instant transformation. Do you can you
[02:58:13] guys imagine how fast I cut that [ __ ]
[02:58:16] off?
[02:58:18] Instant. HEY, SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. Going to
[02:58:21] the top. Now, that's my mindset. It's
[02:58:25] like this penetrating rocket ship. I'm
[02:58:27] going the top. The engine that I have is
[02:58:29] so strong. You can clasp onto it. You
[02:58:32] can try to weigh it down. It's just so
[02:58:33] much rocket feel. It's just going to go
[02:58:35] up. That's the art form that I learned
[02:58:37] from my mentors, from my peers, from my
[02:58:39] courses, from my work, from the way that
[02:58:41] I set up my life. etc., etc. Always full
[02:58:45] [ __ ] WHY DO YOU WHAT DO YOU GUYS
[02:58:46] THINK I'M doing when I'm going full
[02:58:48] [ __ ] Can you guess?
[02:58:50] >> You're leading.
[02:58:53] >> I'm giving myself a reason to live.
[02:58:56] >> I have a reason to live. I'm giving
[02:58:59] myself a reason to live. I'm g Okay. To
[02:59:05] make money, you have to have a
[02:59:06] compelling vision. Okay. Me sitting in
[02:59:09] an office to make cash is not compelling
[02:59:11] enough for me to not do dumb [ __ ] So, I
[02:59:13] require a compelling vision that makes
[02:59:16] me want to take action to make cash.
[02:59:18] Going, well, I'll be a I'll be a
[02:59:20] billionaire and have to sit off all day.
[02:59:22] Not compelling. If it was compelling,
[02:59:24] you'd all be billionaires. All of you
[02:59:26] are smart enough.
[02:59:28] So, it's clearly not compelling enough.
[02:59:30] Blame the following for why you're not
[02:59:32] at where you're at. Say this after me.
[02:59:34] Lack of compelling vision.
[02:59:35] >> Lack of compelling vision.
[02:59:36] >> Lack of mentors. Lack of mentors.
[02:59:38] >> Lack of masterminds.
[02:59:40] >> Lack of masterminds.
[02:59:41] >> Not leveraging resources.
[02:59:43] >> Not leveraging resources.
[02:59:44] >> Not recognizing when I'm Okay, sorry.
[02:59:47] This is like [ __ ] up. We'll compress
[02:59:50] it. Failing to recognize
[02:59:52] >> Failing to recognize
[02:59:54] >> when I have a moment of clarity
[02:59:55] >> when I have a moment of clarity
[02:59:57] >> and setting up my autopilot
[02:59:59] >> setting up my autopilot
[03:00:00] >> to do what I want.
[03:00:02] >> To do what I want.
[03:00:02] >> When I'm thinking clearly.
[03:00:04] >> When I'm thinking clearly.
[03:00:05] >> You see that? Like, okay, look, say for
[03:00:07] example, one day you wake up, you're
[03:00:08] like, "Man, I got to get a gym
[03:00:09] membership." And in that moment of
[03:00:11] clarity, you're like, "Fuck it." You
[03:00:12] know what you should do? Go to the most
[03:00:14] expensive gym you can afford.
[03:00:17] >> Don't cheap out. Look, if you get the
[03:00:19] $12 a month 24-hour fitness membership,
[03:00:21] are you going to go to the gym?
[03:00:22] >> No.
[03:00:22] >> What do you get the $450 a month
[03:00:23] membership? What are you going to do
[03:00:25] >> all the time?
[03:00:26] >> That's priceless. You remember I said
[03:00:28] going to Alaska is priceless because
[03:00:30] you're doing something you would not
[03:00:32] have done anyway. So, you've got to find
[03:00:35] a way to get yourself to do something
[03:00:37] you wouldn't have done anyway. Now,
[03:00:39] watch what I'm doing, okay? When I say
[03:00:40] always go full [ __ ] and what I
[03:00:42] described earlier, here's what I'm
[03:00:44] doing. One is I'm creating a compelling
[03:00:47] vision. Say compelling vision.
[03:00:48] >> Compelling vision
[03:00:50] >> of happiness
[03:00:51] >> of happiness
[03:00:52] >> and freedom
[03:00:53] >> to motivate myself
[03:00:54] >> to motivate myself
[03:00:56] >> to make cash
[03:00:56] >> to make cash.
[03:00:57] >> Okay. So, in other words, it makes me
[03:00:58] hyper motiv like to get to go full
[03:01:00] [ __ ] parties, nature, fun. I'm
[03:01:03] motivated, right?
[03:01:05] >> That's motivating. That's what I was
[03:01:06] trying to craft for you before was a
[03:01:08] motivating vision. But the other thing
[03:01:10] I'm doing by being a [ __ ] what else
[03:01:13] am I doing? Say this word. Generating
[03:01:15] energy.
[03:01:16] >> Generating energy.
[03:01:18] >> So, do you guys see how my energy goes
[03:01:19] up the longer I'm on stage?
[03:01:21] >> Yes.
[03:01:22] >> Why is it going up?
[03:01:23] >> Full [ __ ]
[03:01:25] >> Okay. So, what I'm doing is I'm
[03:01:27] manicuring my own energy. Say,
[03:01:29] manicuring my own energy.
[03:01:30] >> Manicuring my own energy. manicuring my
[03:01:32] own state.
[03:01:33] >> Manicuring my own state.
[03:01:34] >> Okay, so in other words, part of why you
[03:01:36] fail is you hate what you're doing.
[03:01:38] >> You're being drained by it and then you
[03:01:40] just make excuses and stop. Well, what's
[03:01:42] the point of that? There's no point,
[03:01:44] right? The the job or the business you
[03:01:46] create should be the one you'll actually
[03:01:47] do,
[03:01:49] >> right?
[03:01:49] >> Yeah.
[03:01:50] >> Not some [ __ ] you won't do, but one
[03:01:52] you'll actually do. If you're not going
[03:01:53] to actually DO IT, WHY WHY SELL out if
[03:01:56] you're not like if you're not going to
[03:01:58] actually do it? So, what I'm doing when
[03:02:01] I do a party or I get laid or I joke
[03:02:03] around or I talk to a girl or I go in
[03:02:05] the forest or I laugh with my friends or
[03:02:06] I throw out a hush puppy is I'm feeding
[03:02:10] energy into myself. Repeat this after
[03:02:12] me. The cup runth over.
[03:02:13] >> The cup runth over.
[03:02:14] >> Okay. So, I'm feeding energy into myself
[03:02:18] via a compelling say compelling vision.
[03:02:20] >> Compelling vision.
[03:02:21] >> Compelling vision.
[03:02:21] >> A vision I'm excited about.
[03:02:23] >> A vision I'm excited about.
[03:02:24] >> A life that I actually want to build.
[03:02:26] >> A life that I actually want to build.
[03:02:28] something I resonate with.
[03:02:29] >> something I resonate with.
[03:02:32] >> Doing it
[03:02:33] >> doing it
[03:02:35] >> via
[03:02:36] >> via
[03:02:36] >> what I'm here to do.
[03:02:37] >> what I'm here to do.
[03:02:38] >> And then generating my own energy.
[03:02:41] >> So the cup runth over.
[03:02:43] >> So look at the three things I'm doing.
[03:02:44] Okay, watch this. I'm creating a vision
[03:02:47] that's super badass so that I want to do
[03:02:50] it. That's number one.
[03:02:53] Then what I'm doing is I'm doing what I
[03:02:54] meant to do, which gives you the power
[03:02:56] of God.
[03:02:58] So one is of the intellect. Watch this
[03:03:01] intellect.
[03:03:02] It's something cool for my mind.
[03:03:06] What I'm here to do, that's something
[03:03:08] good for my soul.
[03:03:11] Recharging energy by laughing and
[03:03:13] throwing around a hush puppy. Doing
[03:03:15] what's good for my body. Mind, body, and
[03:03:19] soul.
[03:03:21] Mind, body, and soul.
[03:03:24] If you're laughing and moving and
[03:03:27] joyful, what's that doing?
[03:03:30] Generating energy.
[03:03:32] >> Okay. If you're doing what you're here
[03:03:34] to do, what is that doing?
[03:03:36] >> Generating energy.
[03:03:37] >> Generating energy. If you believe in
[03:03:38] what you're doing as a compelling
[03:03:39] vision, what is that doing?
[03:03:42] >> And here's the last one. If you're
[03:03:44] observant, say the word know thyself.
[03:03:47] >> It's actually the first principle of
[03:03:48] philosophy is know thyself, right? Is
[03:03:49] that the deli oracle of deli?
[03:03:51] >> Yeah.
[03:03:51] >> Okay. know that. Say know thyself.
[03:03:54] >> Know thyself.
[03:03:54] >> So if I know that I'm only off of
[03:03:57] autopilot for a certain period of time
[03:03:59] and I'm on the high end. I'm on like way
[03:04:00] high in the spectrum of that.
[03:04:02] >> I'm high on autism spectrum, [ __ ]
[03:04:05] spectrum, not high spectrum. So
[03:04:08] >> yeah, I'm on the full spectrum. So
[03:04:10] always go full spectrum. So if I know if
[03:04:14] I know myself, okay, so you add mind,
[03:04:16] body, and soul. And if if if you know
[03:04:18] yourself and you know, okay, I'm having
[03:04:20] a moment of clarity. I need while I'm
[03:04:23] thinking clearly, I need to set things
[03:04:24] up to make it where I'll take my hardest
[03:04:26] punch. That also helps you. Again, for
[03:04:28] me, that's like shooting a video in
[03:04:29] nature that is like a 20k video
[03:04:31] production for one video. Whatever it is
[03:04:33] for you that's the right amount of money
[03:04:35] for you. It doesn't have to be 20K for
[03:04:36] someone. It could be a dollar, you know.
[03:04:38] Man, I didn't want to lose that dollar.
[03:04:39] That motivates you, right? Um, but I'm
[03:04:41] doing that. Or again, come to free tour.
[03:04:43] Come to free tour. Come to free tour.
[03:04:45] Setting it up, getting the cameras
[03:04:46] going, having you guys here. That's
[03:04:47] going to get me to get my hardest punch.
[03:04:49] Now add to that say nutrition.
[03:04:53] >> Nutrition.
[03:04:54] >> Say eastern herbs.
[03:04:55] >> Eastern.
[03:04:56] >> Deep sleep.
[03:04:57] >> Deep sleep.
[03:04:58] >> Sub or uh not substance. Food that
[03:05:00] supports my nervous system.
[03:05:01] >> Food that supports my nervous system.
[03:05:03] >> Food that generates energy.
[03:05:05] >> Food that generates energy.
[03:05:07] >> Deep sleep.
[03:05:07] >> Deep sleep.
[03:05:08] >> You guys see how that works?
[03:05:10] >> Now, what are you doing?
[03:05:11] >> Stacking.
[03:05:12] >> Stacking. Stacking. Stacking. Stacking.
[03:05:15] So, you're going to see me do this
[03:05:16] weekend different types of trainings. By
[03:05:19] the way, like like if you've been to one
[03:05:21] of these events before, I have different
[03:05:23] formats of training that I do each
[03:05:25] weekend, right? Like tomorrow I'll be
[03:05:26] doing public speaking. We'll be doing
[03:05:27] money. So I try to show different stuff.
[03:05:30] So every free tour I do one crazy ass
[03:05:33] speech. Okay, who's ever been to free
[03:05:36] tour before? Bring your hands up. So you
[03:05:38] know, you can tell them, right? This is
[03:05:39] like the crazy ass speech part of the
[03:05:41] free tour. Okay, it's the fun part. And
[03:05:43] ba basically what I'm trying to do with
[03:05:45] the crazy ass speech is I'm trying to
[03:05:47] just show you an example of public
[03:05:50] speaking. Say the word public speaking.
[03:05:52] >> Public speaking.
[03:05:53] >> Improvisation.
[03:05:54] >> Improvisation.
[03:05:55] >> Free association.
[03:05:56] >> Free association.
[03:05:57] >> And the most important say embodiment.
[03:05:59] >> So in other words, I'm I'm talking like
[03:06:01] what what I try to do like if I do a
[03:06:03] speech about humor, I'll rather than
[03:06:05] just being like well step one about
[03:06:08] humor is um the rule of threes. Do you
[03:06:11] guys know that one? like you say like a
[03:06:13] like you know like like a fish uh a fish
[03:06:16] and elk and a and a can of paint you
[03:06:19] know right like two things that
[03:06:20] associate and then the third thing's
[03:06:22] different right that's like a principle
[03:06:23] of humor I don't want to if I'm going to
[03:06:25] teach humor I don't want to be like
[03:06:27] here's the rule of threes um here's how
[03:06:31] you do an accent I want to come up I
[03:06:32] want to do the rule of threes and crack
[03:06:33] you guys up I want to do an accent like
[03:06:35] I want to be funny okay you know if I do
[03:06:37] a meditation speech I I'll do a totally
[03:06:39] different style and I'll sit there like
[03:06:41] present I'll be like really calm and
[03:06:43] more chill voice. I'll get present.
[03:06:44] Everyone's like, "God, like," and here's
[03:06:46] what's funny. Whatever speech I do, if
[03:06:48] you sell it well, people will like that
[03:06:51] style. So, like, if I do this style, if
[03:06:53] someone likes it, they like if I do this
[03:06:55] well, people in the comments of a video
[03:06:57] will be like, "I love like how you're
[03:06:58] just being crazy and free and I don't
[03:07:00] have to stress." They'll say that. But
[03:07:02] then later, I'll do one about humor and
[03:07:04] they're like, "I like how I laughed when
[03:07:06] I watched that one. This is my new
[03:07:07] favorite type." Then if I do one about
[03:07:08] meditation, people that come like, "No,
[03:07:10] I like this kind of speech, the chill
[03:07:12] one. I like you best when you're chill."
[03:07:14] Then if I do a really intense, logical,
[03:07:15] technical one, cuz I do those, too.
[03:07:16] They're like, "I like it when you don't
[03:07:18] just ramble and you get technical."
[03:07:19] Right? So a speech, if you sell it well
[03:07:21] in the moment, the same guy who likes
[03:07:23] all your stuff will fall in love with
[03:07:24] that. You guys have any music artists
[03:07:26] where like they have different types of
[03:07:28] music they do and as you're listening to
[03:07:30] it, it's your new favorite song,
[03:07:31] >> but then you watch another thing, that's
[03:07:32] your new favorite song.
[03:07:34] >> Okay, a great speech should be like
[03:07:35] that. So what I'm doing in these
[03:07:36] speeches, this part of the free tour is
[03:07:39] I'm showing you first of all public
[03:07:40] speaking. Do you guys feel like just
[03:07:42] even watching this you understand public
[03:07:43] speaking a bit better?
[03:07:45] >> Now I'm also showing you when I do these
[03:07:46] speeches improvisation. Okay. So
[03:07:50] sometimes people watch my my free tour
[03:07:51] speeches and they go they're like well
[03:07:53] or they'll say things like well people
[03:07:55] paid to watch that. I'm like no dude
[03:07:57] people paid for blueprint decoded.
[03:07:59] People play paid for hot which how
[03:08:00] organized is blueprint decoded?
[03:08:01] >> Amazing. Really?
[03:08:02] >> How how organized is it?
[03:08:03] >> Literally 20 discs. Yeah, it's 20 disc,
[03:08:05] but how structured is it?
[03:08:07] >> Sequential.
[03:08:07] >> I prepared it sequentially for five
[03:08:09] [ __ ] years. Okay. Yeah, if you look
[03:08:11] at hot to home, sequential, it's
[03:08:13] structured. Blueprint reloaded,
[03:08:14] sequential, it's structured. You come to
[03:08:15] my boot camps, sequential, it's
[03:08:17] structured. Um, that it's just a
[03:08:19] different type of teaching. It field
[03:08:20] teaching is a different type of
[03:08:21] teaching, right? Meditation teaching is
[03:08:22] a different type of teaching. Public
[03:08:23] speaking training is a different type of
[03:08:24] teaching. I like a lot of different
[03:08:25] types of teaching. So, this particular
[03:08:28] type of teaching that I do at a free
[03:08:29] event, I don't even charge money for it.
[03:08:31] Um, and I do it specifically because I
[03:08:32] don't charge money is I want to demo
[03:08:34] some public speaking. Demo it. That
[03:08:37] gives me a chance selfishly to work on
[03:08:38] my public speaking, but it also shows
[03:08:41] you guys what public speaking looks
[03:08:42] like. What you saw here, which is
[03:08:45] unique, and you would rarely see this
[03:08:47] anywhere else is you guys saw, say the
[03:08:49] word improvised public speaking.
[03:08:51] >> Improvised.
[03:08:53] >> So, very few people in the world can
[03:08:56] thread together unlimited improvised
[03:08:59] self-help speeches. Maybe because it's
[03:09:03] not that cool, but I think it's cool.
[03:09:04] Okay. Right. I think it's dope. So So
[03:09:06] that's Do you guys see what I'm saying
[03:09:07] here? Like I'm showing you something
[03:09:09] very specific here, which is like where
[03:09:11] your brain goes, "Holy [ __ ]
[03:09:15] this guy could just talk forever."
[03:09:18] Now, the other thing you saw here was
[03:09:20] vocal projection. People at home will
[03:09:23] never appreciate the vocal projection
[03:09:24] the way you guys do because remember I
[03:09:26] said that the mic um autobalances it.
[03:09:29] What would you guys say to the people at
[03:09:31] home for the way I'm using my voice to
[03:09:32] saturate the room? How would you
[03:09:34] describe it for people at home?
[03:09:35] >> Ricochet.
[03:09:36] >> Penetrating.
[03:09:37] >> Yeah, it goes everywhere.
[03:09:38] >> Okay. Bang. Like that. By the way, this
[03:09:40] is a very This is a big room with uh
[03:09:42] space at the back. Okay. But in a room
[03:09:45] that's tight. Holy [ __ ] Sometimes I'll
[03:09:48] be in rooms like the Tillery in uh New
[03:09:50] York and I feel like I'm an X-Man. I can
[03:09:52] just bounce I can literally go and I can
[03:09:54] just bounce it off the walls. It's like
[03:09:56] it's like you're Thor. It's really fun.
[03:09:58] So you guys basically saw a combination
[03:09:59] of public speaking, you saw
[03:10:01] improvisation,
[03:10:03] you saw vocal projection, and you guys
[03:10:06] saw me embody the concept being
[03:10:09] discussed. Okay? So I could have made a
[03:10:12] list and been like, here's how you have
[03:10:15] a lot of energy. Step one, a jinseng.
[03:10:18] Um, step two, um, always find the value
[03:10:21] in things. except for you d why did I
[03:10:23] teach it this way with this kind of
[03:10:26] explosion or firework of like this fire
[03:10:29] hose just shooting everywhere why' I
[03:10:30] show it this way
[03:10:33] was [ __ ] possible
[03:10:33] >> embodiment I'm trying to live it
[03:10:35] >> also if you want to make a lot of money
[03:10:38] so I've coached a lot of guys that made
[03:10:39] a lot of money a big thing that I
[03:10:40] coached him on was say the word genesis
[03:10:43] say genesis
[03:10:44] >> so in other words
[03:10:48] you guys probably forget this about me
[03:10:49] but I'm the pioneer of an entire our
[03:10:51] industry. I generated a philosophy from
[03:10:54] scratch. I had a couple great mentors. I
[03:10:57] love them. But the amount of genesis
[03:10:59] energy. What's the word genesis mean?
[03:11:01] Creation. Say the word creation.
[03:11:03] >> Creation.
[03:11:04] >> Say zero to one.
[03:11:05] >> Zero to one.
[03:11:06] >> Like imagine if you could just create
[03:11:08] speeches like this. Imagine how much you
[03:11:10] could be an ambassador for your brand
[03:11:12] just creating content. Or imagine how
[03:11:14] much you could create an invention. So,
[03:11:16] can you guys see if I'm if I'm able to
[03:11:17] create this much out of out of the top
[03:11:19] of my head off the dome, am I good at
[03:11:22] making an invention? Am I good at making
[03:11:24] a philosophy? In other words, say the
[03:11:26] word zero to one.
[03:11:27] >> 0 to one.
[03:11:28] >> Creating something
[03:11:31] >> where there was nothing.
[03:11:32] >> So, that's why we say that we are we are
[03:11:35] forged in the im image of our creator.
[03:11:36] We're creator beings. So part of what
[03:11:39] I'm doing, okay, when I'm up here doing
[03:11:40] a speech like this, I'm showing you my
[03:11:43] creative process of how I build things
[03:11:46] even when I'm quiet at home. Okay? So
[03:11:49] what I did was
[03:11:51] in effect, here's what I did. I get up
[03:11:54] here and I basically prod myself into a
[03:11:57] hypomomanic state. Say the word
[03:12:00] hypomomanic state.
[03:12:01] >> Hypomic state.
[03:12:02] >> Okay. So there so let me tell you a bit
[03:12:03] about that. Um there's two types of
[03:12:05] leaders. crisis leaders.
[03:12:08] >> Crisis leaders.
[03:12:08] >> Crisis leaders.
[03:12:09] >> [ __ ] it. Go for it. And sayis
[03:12:11] >> and say administrative leaders.
[03:12:13] >> Administrative leaders.
[03:12:13] >> Okay. So, you know, when World War II is
[03:12:15] happening and you've got to invent
[03:12:17] D-Day, [ __ ] and you create the
[03:12:19] Ruperts as a distraction and then you
[03:12:23] generate D-Day and you swim the beach of
[03:12:25] Normandy. Should that be like a good
[03:12:26] administrator?
[03:12:28] >> No. What do you need there? Say the word
[03:12:30] creativity.
[03:12:30] >> Creativity.
[03:12:31] >> And [ __ ] ball. Say that.
[03:12:32] >> And [ __ ] ball.
[03:12:33] >> Yeah. So that's So that right. So, this
[03:12:36] is the kind of state that you go in when
[03:12:38] you're being creative to shake things
[03:12:42] up. Say the word shake things up.
[03:12:43] >> Shake shake things up.
[03:12:44] >> Okay. Now, once you're in a stable
[03:12:47] place,
[03:12:49] the key is don't [ __ ] it up. Say that.
[03:12:51] >> Don't [ __ ] it up.
[03:12:52] >> Okay. So, an administrative leader is
[03:12:54] when you know inflation's good, the gas
[03:12:58] prices are good, people are relatively
[03:13:01] happy, there's peace. You don't need
[03:13:03] some guy to come in and BE LIKE FULL
[03:13:05] [ __ ] RIGHT? YOU DON'T NEED THAT. You
[03:13:07] need an administrator.
[03:13:08] >> Here's what's cool. You can also be an
[03:13:11] administrator.
[03:13:12] You can walk and chew bubble gum at the
[03:13:14] same time. Look, you could be a badass
[03:13:15] pimp and you can also be a good
[03:13:17] boyfriend, right? You can be fun and you
[03:13:20] can be logical. You can do both. So, you
[03:13:22] want to cultivate the capacity to calmly
[03:13:25] sit down and be an administrator. It's
[03:13:27] funny because some of my friends who
[03:13:29] know me as this guy that I'm being here
[03:13:31] will see me when I go in my
[03:13:33] administrator mode and they forget I'm a
[03:13:35] Queens University graduate. That's like
[03:13:37] going to Harvard in Canada. I'm like a
[03:13:38] Harvard grad. I'll I'm an essay writer.
[03:13:41] I write 20, 40, 50page papers, hyper
[03:13:44] structured and logical. So sometimes
[03:13:45] I'll write a manual and one of my other
[03:13:48] academic friends will see this. He'll
[03:13:49] go, "Where'd you get this?" I go, "I
[03:13:50] wrote it." They go, "You didn't write
[03:13:51] this." I go, "I wrote it." It's like
[03:13:53] some 50-page manual I wrote. They're
[03:13:54] like, "You're Owen. you're getting [ __ ]
[03:13:58] and having a party. You didn't write
[03:13:59] this. I'm like, "No, I sat down last
[03:14:00] night for three hours. I wrote it." They
[03:14:02] don't realize that you can do both. It's
[03:14:04] like a girl that could be a [ __ ] in the
[03:14:06] bedroom, you know, good girl and
[03:14:07] outside, you know, whatever, right? So,
[03:14:09] you could do both. So, when I'm being an
[03:14:12] administrator in my job, I calm down. I
[03:14:15] lay things out in a structured way. I
[03:14:16] get the right people around me. We lay
[03:14:17] it out and we keep the [ __ ] moving. But
[03:14:20] sometimes I sit with my team and I go,
[03:14:22] "Time to create some [ __ ] bitch." Say
[03:14:25] that. Time to create some [ __ ] [ __ ]
[03:14:27] Listen, listen. Let me tell you
[03:14:28] something. Do you guys know what a
[03:14:29] protect Philipe Nautilus is?
[03:14:30] >> Yeah.
[03:14:31] >> And you know what RM is?
[03:14:32] >> Oh, yeah.
[03:14:33] >> Okay. So, if I'm around rich guys,
[03:14:36] >> I wear a PC Philippe. What's a protect
[03:14:38] Philipe look like? It's very sleek. You
[03:14:41] guys got that?
[03:14:42] >> Right. If I'm around If I'm If I'm
[03:14:44] around rich guys, I might wear like like
[03:14:46] a nice subtle sapphire rose gold tag, a
[03:14:51] like, you know, like a like a nice thin
[03:14:53] necklace, a protect Philippe. Now, the
[03:14:55] pedag is worth hundred and something
[03:14:56] grand, but I'll wear I'll wear something
[03:14:59] very subtle, right? Why do you want to
[03:15:01] dress like if I go to like a high-end
[03:15:03] networking event of rich people, why do
[03:15:05] I not wear this?
[03:15:06] >> Because it's low value to be flashy.
[03:15:08] >> It's low value to be But it's low value.
[03:15:10] Why is it low value? You're not wrong,
[03:15:12] but why is it low value?
[03:15:12] >> It's it's it seems uh compensatory.
[03:15:15] You're you're like trying to prove look
[03:15:16] how rich
[03:15:16] >> compensatory
[03:15:18] and also those without power flex power.
[03:15:22] Those that are mega rich hide power so
[03:15:25] they don't get kidnapped and robbed,
[03:15:28] >> right? Oh yeah, my richest clients are
[03:15:30] wearing hoodies. They don't wear Rolex.
[03:15:33] My My clients at a half mil, a mill, 2
[03:15:35] mill, 3 mill wear a Rolex, AP, PC, RM.
[03:15:39] When you're at 500 mil, you wear a you
[03:15:41] wear a tracksuit and you drive a Honda.
[03:15:44] Why do you drive a Honda if you're super
[03:15:45] rich, guys? Why do you drive a Honda
[03:15:48] Accord if you got a billion dollars?
[03:15:50] >> No one looks at you. SO YOU DON'T GET
[03:15:52] ROBBED.
[03:15:54] >> ALL YOU want is your children. CUZ WHEN
[03:15:55] YOU'RE THAT RICH, YOUR children get
[03:15:57] kidnapped and then they then they
[03:15:59] [ __ ] uh uh ransom you, right? They
[03:16:02] rob you.
[03:16:04] So if you're aspirational,
[03:16:07] you flex the big stones and so on and so
[03:16:10] forth, right? When you're more when
[03:16:12] you're when you've already made it, you
[03:16:13] wear Hermes. You wear Laura Piana. What
[03:16:16] is Hermes and Laura Piana like?
[03:16:20] Hermes or Laura Piana is like the same
[03:16:22] shirt that you have. Same shirt that you
[03:16:24] have. Same shirt that you have, but by
[03:16:26] an Italian tailor with the finest
[03:16:29] embroidery and the finest possible
[03:16:31] material, but it just literally looks
[03:16:33] like that. And it's like 10,000 for a
[03:16:36] shirt or some dumb [ __ ] Not really, but
[03:16:37] you know my point, right? So Laura
[03:16:39] Piana, why do the mega rich wear that
[03:16:43] >> signaling?
[03:16:44] >> Why do the No, there's no signaling.
[03:16:47] >> You can't tell. He could BE WEARING
[03:16:48] LAURA PIANA right now. The only person
[03:16:49] would know would be who?
[03:16:50] >> Well, the other rich
[03:16:51] >> him. Barely even.
[03:16:53] >> Okay.
[03:16:53] >> It's so Look at Go pull your phone out
[03:16:55] right now. Look up Laura Piana. It just
[03:16:57] looks like the same [ __ ] I I'd actually
[03:16:58] recommend Look it up. It's just the same
[03:17:00] [ __ ] you wear but in a very very nice
[03:17:04] threading and fabric.
[03:17:07] A PC Philippe Nautilus. Look up a PC
[03:17:09] Philippe Nautilus. Okay, look it up.
[03:17:10] Look up a PC Philippe uh 5980.
[03:17:14] Look that up. Okay, look up a PC 5990.
[03:17:17] Just look it up. Nautilus actually look
[03:17:19] it up. Look up a PC. Even you look up
[03:17:23] look up Paddock P A T E K590.
[03:17:28] How much is the 590?
[03:17:34] >> What does it look like?
[03:17:38] >> A watch from Macy's.
[03:17:40] >> A watch from Macy's.
[03:17:43] a watch from Macy's.
[03:17:45] >> Yeah.
[03:17:46] >> It's it's what you wear. If you've
[03:17:48] already got 30 mil and you're around
[03:17:52] other people that have 30 mil, you wear
[03:17:54] a paddic if not just a hoodie. Why do
[03:17:57] you wear a paddic? Because you can wear
[03:17:59] a paddic in a FLLA in Rio Rio di Janeiro
[03:18:02] and not get robbed.
[03:18:04] >> What happens if you wear this in a fella
[03:18:05] in Rio di Janeiro?
[03:18:07] >> Okay. So, but what is this meant to
[03:18:11] signal to you? Creativity,
[03:18:14] motivation,
[03:18:16] outside the box, something different,
[03:18:19] aspiration, balling out.
[03:18:23] You see what I'm saying? That's why a
[03:18:25] rapper might have diamond teeth. They
[03:18:27] came from the hood. They're going the
[03:18:28] top. So, I wear that around you guys
[03:18:31] because first of all, this is probably
[03:18:34] what you think a rich person would wear.
[03:18:36] You don't know what a paddic is. You
[03:18:37] just go diamonds. That's it. Diamonds.
[03:18:41] You know, Trump, he would do that,
[03:18:42] right?
[03:18:43] >> A real rich person, do they get do they
[03:18:45] put their last name on a building, a
[03:18:47] plane? Do they have like a gold like
[03:18:49] gold banisters in the building? That's
[03:18:51] like Scrooge McDuck. It's like a cartoon
[03:18:52] of a rich guy. But that's why Trump
[03:18:54] became the president to the masses and
[03:18:57] no one even knows who these rich guys
[03:18:58] are. Now, here's the key, okay? Renote
[03:19:02] rich. I want to look just sleek. I'm
[03:19:05] going to wear Loro. I'm going to wear
[03:19:07] Hermes. I'm going to wear Paddock around
[03:19:09] people that are aspirational. I'm going
[03:19:11] to wear a bright blue shirt.
[03:19:15] Why is that?
[03:19:17] Why I'm going to wear a bright blue
[03:19:19] shirt?
[03:19:20] >> Grab attention.
[03:19:23] >> Creativity.
[03:19:25] Psychedelic but sober.
[03:19:27] Do you guys see how I make this seminar
[03:19:29] very psychedelic? Do you Does it feel
[03:19:31] like a sober psychedelic that we're
[03:19:33] generating here? Right. How do I look?
[03:19:37] Machine elf. I'm the machine elf. I'm
[03:19:40] mother Iaska. I don't even do
[03:19:42] psychedelics. But you see my point. I'm
[03:19:44] what I'm doing. What am I doing with you
[03:19:45] guys with the big beard?
[03:19:47] >> Psychedelic.
[03:19:48] >> Yeah.
[03:19:49] >> Over the top. I'm I'm using movement.
[03:19:51] I'm breaking autopilot. Okay, look. When
[03:19:54] I say to you guys, I want to die public
[03:19:57] speaking. Is it that I really want to
[03:19:59] die public speaking? Yes. But why am I
[03:20:01] saying it? WHAT AM I WHAT AM I ACTUALLY
[03:20:03] DOING? WHAT SURGERY AM I doing on you?
[03:20:06] If you're newer when I say I want to die
[03:20:09] public speaking, what am I doing to you?
[03:20:12] There's a word for this in NLP or
[03:20:14] hypnosis.
[03:20:18] >> Repeat this after me.
[03:20:19] >> Repeat this after me. PATTERN INTERRUPT.
[03:20:22] SAY IT.
[03:20:22] >> PATTERN INTERRUPT. When I say
[03:20:26] always go full [ __ ] when I say I want
[03:20:31] to die having sex or doing a seminar,
[03:20:34] what am I doing? I already told you.
[03:20:36] What am I doing?
[03:20:36] >> Pattern interrupt.
[03:20:37] >> Pattern interrupt.
[03:20:38] >> What is the purpose of the pattern
[03:20:40] interrupt?
[03:20:42] >> Break the autopilot.
[03:20:45] >> Who said it? Say it again.
[03:20:46] >> To break the autopilot. What I'm what
[03:20:48] I'm do you guys in here observe that as
[03:20:51] I say these outrageous things I'm
[03:20:53] breaking the autopilot.
[03:20:55] What I keep talking not being a
[03:20:57] millionaire makes you a [ __ ] Look, if
[03:21:01] I see some woman who has three kids, um
[03:21:04] their their father was in the military.
[03:21:06] He died in Iraq and she's working at
[03:21:09] Walmart to pay for her three kids. You
[03:21:10] think I think she's a loser?
[03:21:11] >> No. Of course not.
[03:21:12] >> Loser. Okay. Right. Loser. Okay. No. Not
[03:21:17] in the slightest. I think she's very
[03:21:18] honorable. Okay. So, look, if I see a
[03:21:22] simple man, a simple god-fearing man who
[03:21:24] drives a truck and he helps to move the
[03:21:26] world forward, do I actually think that
[03:21:27] guy's a [ __ ]
[03:21:29] >> Not even 1%. I love that guy. I love
[03:21:32] everybody. Not even 1%. But if I say
[03:21:35] that to you, look, like I said, if you
[03:21:38] didn't ask me, I'm not going to say
[03:21:40] [ __ ] I don't walk up to a TRUCKER AND
[03:21:42] GO, "BITCH, I WANT TO DIE HAVING SEX."
[03:21:45] LIKE YOU KNOW like you know I don't okay
[03:21:47] but you came here right if someone
[03:21:49] clicked on the video they asked they
[03:21:52] asked right they said help me right so
[03:21:54] what I'm doing here which is an art form
[03:21:57] is I'm also breaking your pattern which
[03:22:00] is generating a light level psychedelic
[03:22:03] state I'm generating a light level
[03:22:06] psychedelic state so what I'm doing here
[03:22:08] as an art form is I'm showing public
[03:22:11] speaking I'm showing improvisation I'm
[03:22:14] showing vocal use. I'm showing
[03:22:16] embodiment, but what I'm also doing is
[03:22:19] I'm [ __ ] with your brain in a good
[03:22:21] way as like a mental surgery by breaking
[03:22:24] your pattern. Okay? So, in other words,
[03:22:27] for most of you in here, you wake up,
[03:22:29] you [ __ ] shower, shave, go to work or
[03:22:31] work from home, and the day looks fairly
[03:22:33] similar. If I come in here and I'm going
[03:22:36] and I'm like bright blue shirt, bling,
[03:22:39] beard, loud, improvise, crazy, wants to
[03:22:43] die having sex, etc., etc. What's that
[03:22:46] doing to your patterns?
[03:22:48] >> Jacking them up.
[03:22:51] >> The way that we can create change is
[03:22:54] genesis. Say Genesis.
[03:22:55] >> Genesis.
[03:22:56] >> So, Genesis means
[03:22:59] 0 to one. Say that.
[03:23:01] >> Zero to one.
[03:23:02] >> Try to follow this.
[03:23:04] Say there was nothing.
[03:23:05] >> There was nothing.
[03:23:06] >> And now there's something.
[03:23:08] >> And now there's something.
[03:23:08] >> Okay. So like when I made what I built
[03:23:10] over the years, if you follow my career,
[03:23:12] there was nothing and suddenly there was
[03:23:15] something. And that something grew. Some
[03:23:17] people bastardized it, made weird
[03:23:18] ideologies out of it. Others improved
[03:23:20] it. Others made it wor better, right?
[03:23:21] But it spread. There was nothing and now
[03:23:24] there's something. When you're on
[03:23:26] autopilot and you just wake up, [ __ ]
[03:23:28] shower and shave and do the same [ __ ]
[03:23:29] Don't get influences. Don't manage your
[03:23:30] energy. Don't push yourself, etc. You're
[03:23:33] on autopilot. So, so say keep doing what
[03:23:35] I've always done.
[03:23:36] >> Keep doing what I've always done.
[03:23:38] >> Keep getting the results I've always
[03:23:39] gotten.
[03:23:39] >> Keep getting the results I've got.
[03:23:41] >> The definition of insanity
[03:23:43] >> The definition of insanity
[03:23:44] >> is doing the same thing over and over.
[03:23:46] >> Doing the same thing over
[03:23:47] >> and expecting a different result.
[03:23:49] >> Expecting a different result.
[03:23:50] >> You guys see what I'm saying here? Okay.
[03:23:52] Yes.
[03:23:52] >> So, what I'm trying to do, what a
[03:23:54] psychedelic is meant to do, but you
[03:23:56] don't need it, is it's meant to shut
[03:23:59] down the default mode network in your
[03:24:00] brain a little bit and create new
[03:24:02] pathways. What I'm trying to do to you
[03:24:05] guys here is I'm trying to break down
[03:24:07] your current pathways surrounding money,
[03:24:10] women, happiness, and I'm trying to feed
[03:24:13] you with energy by channeling it,
[03:24:16] saturate you with [ __ ] energy, and
[03:24:18] get you thinking bigger. But I don't
[03:24:20] just here's what I don't like doing. I
[03:24:23] don't like creating seminars that I
[03:24:24] wouldn't want to attend. Okay? I don't
[03:24:27] want to attend a seminar by a guy in a
[03:24:28] suit who's like, "All right, step one,
[03:24:33] we have to generate a client list." A
[03:24:36] client list is a list of prospective
[03:24:40] buyers who could make a purchase. We
[03:24:44] need to screen the clients as potential
[03:24:46] buyers and have a buyer list. The second
[03:24:50] step, do you guys see what I'm saying?
[03:24:52] >> I had teachers like that. You know what
[03:24:53] I did? I failed.
[03:24:55] >> I was a failing student in school until
[03:24:58] my sixth year of high school. In Canada,
[03:25:00] we go to school for five years, by the
[03:25:02] way. And in my sixth year of high
[03:25:03] school, um, they had this thing. It was
[03:25:05] in Canada was called OAC. And what it
[03:25:08] was, it was like Ontario academic circ
[03:25:10] certificate or something, whatever it
[03:25:11] was. I can't remember. I think that's
[03:25:13] what it was called. And they let you do
[03:25:14] what's called independent study. Once
[03:25:17] they took the shackles off and didn't
[03:25:18] make me study [ __ ] I didn't like and
[03:25:21] I was allowed to create my own project.
[03:25:23] I became the top student out of a 1,200
[03:25:25] student at high school. Now watch the
[03:25:28] swing. I went from being one of the
[03:25:31] bottom four or five graded students.
[03:25:34] This is not a joke by the way. This is
[03:25:35] not me just trying to make a point. To
[03:25:37] the point that I had like special ed, I
[03:25:39] had guidance counselors. Everyone's like
[03:25:41] what's happening with Owen? He's going
[03:25:42] to fail. I go into independent study.
[03:25:45] top student in my old school. They would
[03:25:47] give out my essays for other students to
[03:25:49] learn from. And I became the best public
[03:25:51] speaker in my school. So why do you
[03:25:54] think that is?
[03:25:55] >> Because I was doing what I was meant to
[03:25:57] do and I generated creativity. Okay? So
[03:26:01] that's what I'm saying is like like you
[03:26:03] might think you're dumb. You might
[03:26:05] think, "Oh, I'm not that functional. Oh,
[03:26:06] I'm I'm not a millionaire yet." But what
[03:26:08] you're not realizing is maybe you're
[03:26:10] just not doing what you're meant to do.
[03:26:11] You're not channeling energy properly.
[03:26:13] You're not emitting where you're weak.
[03:26:14] you're not getting mentors, um you're
[03:26:17] you're not finding joy in it, you're
[03:26:18] lacking compelling vision. So, I'm
[03:26:21] trying to install those things into you
[03:26:22] in a lightly psychedelic way. So, when I
[03:26:26] do things like, you know, I wear the
[03:26:27] kind of watch that you wear as an
[03:26:29] aspirational watch, even though it's
[03:26:30] expensive as hell, you guys should a
[03:26:33] break. Or, you know, act in ways that
[03:26:37] are a bit over the top. I'm doing that
[03:26:39] because unless you're already a
[03:26:41] multi-millionaire sever several times
[03:26:43] over, do you need administrative energy
[03:26:45] or do you need genesis energy?
[03:26:47] >> Genesis energy.
[03:26:48] >> Does that make sense?
[03:26:49] >> Yes.
[03:26:50] >> Right. Do you need Everyone's trying to
[03:26:52] teach you at the level of administrative
[03:26:54] energy.
[03:26:56] >> Right? They're like,
[03:26:57] >> "Okay, step one, step two, keep it
[03:27:00] calm." Right? But you're stuck in
[03:27:02] [ __ ] autopilot, right? You're stuck
[03:27:04] in autopilot. You're bored. It's not
[03:27:06] compelling. You don't want to do it. you
[03:27:08] hate it and then you rationalize and you
[03:27:10] cope. THAT'S WHAT'S HAPPENING. MY view
[03:27:13] is that if we're going to make money, it
[03:27:15] should be like the big bang. Say big
[03:27:17] bang.
[03:27:18] >> Big bang.
[03:27:18] >> Right? That's the, you know, Genesis,
[03:27:19] the first book in the Bible, right? Like
[03:27:21] like you know, God created the universe,
[03:27:23] created the earth. The big bang is
[03:27:24] another way to see Genesis. If you're
[03:27:27] broke, you don't need more
[03:27:29] administration. You need a big bang.
[03:27:31] Anything less than millionaire several
[03:27:32] times over is broke. You're totally not
[03:27:35] even safe. You can't even do what you
[03:27:36] want to do. So it has to be a big bang.
[03:27:40] Okay, you get around me. It's like big
[03:27:42] bang, big bang, big bang, big bang. I'm
[03:27:44] trying to show you something. Okay, you
[03:27:45] have say the word hypomomania.
[03:27:47] >> Hypomomania.
[03:27:48] >> Calm execution.
[03:27:49] >> Calm execution.
[03:27:50] >> So to be great at this, what I tried to
[03:27:54] show you here was how to initiate
[03:27:56] hypomomania.
[03:27:58] Say how to initiate.
[03:27:59] >> How to initiate
[03:28:00] >> hypomomania.
[03:28:00] >> Hypommania. Now the problem is if you if
[03:28:04] somebody goes too much hypomomanic they
[03:28:06] wind up in the hospital.
[03:28:08] >> That's true actually by the way. Uh
[03:28:09] people that have bipolar. It's horrible.
[03:28:12] So you know if that's you just be
[03:28:13] careful. Always get doctor. So ideally
[03:28:16] what you want to do is you have a couple
[03:28:19] gears that you understand. One of them
[03:28:21] is how to initiate hypomomania. So
[03:28:23] basically what you do is you go okay I
[03:28:25] need a new product. I need a new social
[03:28:28] media. I need a new offer. I need a new
[03:28:31] sales page. I need to go out and meet
[03:28:33] girls. I need to build something new.
[03:28:34] Genesis 0ero to one. Say 0ero to one.
[03:28:37] >> 0 to one.
[03:28:38] >> Yeah. And then in that point, you
[03:28:40] initiate creativity. Full [ __ ]
[03:28:43] compelling vision, movement, flow. Then
[03:28:47] when you're locked in and you're just
[03:28:50] banking it, now what you do is you
[03:28:53] calmly press down the gas. Right? It's
[03:28:57] like you're in a sword fight AND IT'S
[03:28:58] LIKE
[03:29:00] BUT YOU KNOW, RIGHT? YOU GOT TO BE LIKE
[03:29:01] CREATIVE, RIGHT? But once you not that
[03:29:03] you should ever ever hurt someone or do
[03:29:04] this, but I say metaphorically, say it
[03:29:06] was the the days of the nights back, but
[03:29:08] once it's in, what do you do? Slowly
[03:29:11] >> because you won, right? You know, you're
[03:29:13] meeting a girl, joking, [ __ ] testing,
[03:29:16] free association,
[03:29:18] right? But you got her. Sometimes it's
[03:29:21] time to shut the [ __ ] up and just take
[03:29:22] her home.
[03:29:22] >> You know what I'm saying? So what is
[03:29:24] generative and the others just don't
[03:29:26] [ __ ] it up, right? So take say you look
[03:29:29] at Dan Bullzerian, right? Dan's got the
[03:29:31] mega mansion, the party, etc., etc. So
[03:29:34] is he in a hypomomanic state or is he
[03:29:36] just nice and calm?
[03:29:38] >> Dan's very well to be lately is I mean
[03:29:40] he's all over the place lately. We'll
[03:29:41] get we'll dodge that topic. But anyway,
[03:29:44] um if you know, you know, right? But
[03:29:45] what I'm saying is before all that.
[03:29:48] >> Okay. Yeah. Before I mean, all right.
[03:29:50] But you know anyway, but aside he went a
[03:29:54] little, you know, anyway, leave that one
[03:29:56] alone. Let's just keep on this [ __ ] But
[03:29:57] what I'm getting at was, did you guys
[03:29:59] notice what his personality is like when
[03:30:01] he has the mansion, has the best
[03:30:03] parties, has the biggest social media.
[03:30:05] What was his personality like at that
[03:30:07] time? Hey, what's up? I'm Dan.
[03:30:10] >> Calm, right? You know why? Because when
[03:30:13] you got the mega mansion, the best
[03:30:15] parties in town, the biggest social
[03:30:16] media in town, the most amount of girls
[03:30:18] in social media, and you're a famous
[03:30:19] celebrity, do you need to have swag?
[03:30:22] >> No. Because you have parties. That's
[03:30:24] money to use effectively, by the way,
[03:30:26] with parties and girls in your social
[03:30:27] media for hypergamy. But if you're a
[03:30:29] cold approacher,
[03:30:31] well, guess what? That that type of
[03:30:33] personality may not be as effective
[03:30:35] because there's competing stimulus.
[03:30:37] Also, one other little tip, but this is
[03:30:38] a bit of a side quest. This is really
[03:30:39] cool what I'm going to tell you. Super
[03:30:40] dope. Pay attention. It's super dope.
[03:30:43] Super dope. Pay attention. When you go
[03:30:45] to a woman, if you can chat her and be
[03:30:49] very free associative as you make eye
[03:30:51] contact, it triggers crazy attraction.
[03:30:54] >> Logic kills you. Free association gets
[03:30:58] you laid. This is massive. You want
[03:31:01] that? How confident do I have to be in
[03:31:04] front of you guys to be able to free
[03:31:06] associate? Top notch.
[03:31:08] >> Crazy, right? I've got to fully believe
[03:31:09] I'm the man. I value ad, etc. If I'm
[03:31:13] nervous, what do I need? A PowerPoint.
[03:31:17] Point number one. Oh, yeah. Uh, I
[03:31:19] remember. Uh, it's this. So, what's
[03:31:21] happening is when you can go to a girl
[03:31:23] and you're just kind of silly. Do you
[03:31:24] see how I free associated here? You know
[03:31:26] where else I learned that?
[03:31:28] Going out.
[03:31:30] So, hilariously, free association, which
[03:31:33] is the energy of genesis,
[03:31:36] leads to impregnation,
[03:31:38] which is genesis.
[03:31:41] That's that's super deep. Even though
[03:31:42] what I said is like kind of dumb and
[03:31:44] lowbrow, that's so [ __ ] deep. What I
[03:31:46] just told you,
[03:31:47] >> that's like 25 years studying something
[03:31:50] until you realize it. You're like, go in
[03:31:53] energy of genesis
[03:31:55] leads to the ultimate genesis of
[03:31:57] impregnation.
[03:31:58] >> Do you guys see that?
[03:31:59] >> It's the genesis energy
[03:32:01] >> leading to impregnation. Okay. So, so
[03:32:04] you're actually feeding energy, which is
[03:32:07] basically foreplay. Okay. So, guys hate
[03:32:09] that. They're like, I don't want to have
[03:32:10] to be silly with a girl. It's annoying.
[03:32:12] All that kind of stuff. She's speaking a
[03:32:13] different language, by the way. Right?
[03:32:15] You wanted to be this lame business guy
[03:32:17] and have girls have sex with you for it.
[03:32:20] But that's not the energy of Genesis.
[03:32:23] So, you think you're smart and the fun
[03:32:25] guy is dumb when in reality you're dumb
[03:32:27] and the fun guy is smart because he
[03:32:29] actually has the energy of genesis to
[03:32:30] him. Ideally though, we have both and
[03:32:33] we're here to teach that to you. Okay?
[03:32:35] But high degrees of intelligence
[03:32:39] means that you can rapidly shift your
[03:32:41] mind into massive creativity, MASSIVE
[03:32:44] MOMENTUM, MASSIVE ACTION THAT'S
[03:32:46] EFFORTLESS, MASSIVE, effortless action
[03:32:48] or you can slide into just calm linear
[03:32:52] thinking. You guys see that blueprint
[03:32:55] blueprint decoded that I created when I
[03:32:57] was young. Was that all over the place
[03:32:58] or was it linear?
[03:33:00] >> It's very linear. But how' I create it?
[03:33:02] Did I create that at home being linear?
[03:33:04] How'd I create it? Hypomomania.
[03:33:10] You're not going to change the world a
[03:33:11] new invention being like, "Well, um, 1 +
[03:33:14] 1 is two. 2 + 2 is 4. 4 plus 4 is
[03:33:19] eight." Right? You're not going to make
[03:33:20] an invention like that. How do you make
[03:33:21] an invention?
[03:33:23] Insanity.
[03:33:24] >> Light level insanity. What is sex like?
[03:33:28] >> Lights.
[03:33:28] >> Light level insanity. Right.
[03:33:31] >> Medium insanity.
[03:33:32] >> Medium insanity. Right? Like how girls
[03:33:34] call guys like medium ugly. It's kind of
[03:33:36] what I am. I'm the medium ugly guy.
[03:33:39] Okay. So guys, are you guys seeing bit
[03:33:41] larger patterns here? This actually is
[03:33:44] the billionaire seminar though because
[03:33:46] what I'm showing is there's been guys
[03:33:49] that I coach who were ultra rich and I
[03:33:51] was able to get them to ultra rich. So I
[03:33:54] was able to take what they had going and
[03:33:56] get them very creative, especially when
[03:33:57] I talk about marketing at higher levels.
[03:33:59] But if you're someone who's new, I'm
[03:34:02] trying to show you how to generate
[03:34:04] massive ideas from 0ero to one from
[03:34:07] scratch. Okay?
[03:34:10] >> Now, with the kind of stuff that I'm
[03:34:12] showing you here, you're you're
[03:34:14] unstoppable. I'm sorry to tell you, you
[03:34:16] are unstoppable. Okay? You are literally
[03:34:18] unstoppable. Nobody can compete with
[03:34:20] you. You have a total edge. Everyone's
[03:34:23] [ __ ] Nobody can even come close to
[03:34:25] you. Everybody else is like a [ __ ]
[03:34:26] joke. Literally, literally unstoppable.
[03:34:29] Okay, when you internalize this stuff,
[03:34:31] you will go to number one. You will
[03:34:33] obliterate all competition. Nobody will
[03:34:36] be able to keep up with you. You know
[03:34:37] why? Because they don't get it. They
[03:34:41] just don't get it.
[03:34:45] They're operating as takers. They don't
[03:34:47] know how to generate a flow state. They
[03:34:50] get tired easily. They lack the
[03:34:53] motivation. There's an old expression.
[03:34:55] Repeat this after me. It's a bit morbid.
[03:34:57] If you wait by the river long enough,
[03:34:59] >> you wait by the river long enough,
[03:35:01] >> the dead bodies of your enemies,
[03:35:02] >> the dead bodies
[03:35:03] >> will go floating by.
[03:35:05] >> Go floating by.
[03:35:05] >> Here's what that means.
[03:35:07] >> They all give up eventually.
[03:35:09] >> All my competitors eventually they gave
[03:35:11] up. They caved. And they all have the
[03:35:14] people say to me, "I can't believe
[03:35:15] you're still doing it." That's the art
[03:35:17] form. Do you guys follow that? To be the
[03:35:20] best requires longevity. You see what
[03:35:24] I'm saying? So, is it who So, is it
[03:35:26] who's like the best marketer wins? No.
[03:35:29] The best skill set wins? Not
[03:35:30] necessarily. The most talent wins? Not
[03:35:33] necessarily. You know what it is? Who
[03:35:35] can stay at it the longest? Who's the
[03:35:37] most motivated? Who can draw out the
[03:35:39] most resourcefulness?
[03:35:41] And here's what they do in the end. They
[03:35:42] go, "You know what? I realized I'm kind
[03:35:45] of over it. That stuff's kind of lame. I
[03:35:48] had to grow up." Say the word, "I had to
[03:35:50] grow up."
[03:35:51] >> I had to grow up.
[03:35:52] >> Yeah. So, here's what I had to grow up
[03:35:53] looks like. to me. They stop traveling.
[03:35:58] They stop having good sex. They stop
[03:36:00] building things. They stop being
[03:36:02] creative. And they get a mortgage
[03:36:05] and they get a wife. Look, mortgage
[03:36:08] school, but you know my point, right?
[03:36:09] They give up. They gave up on the dream.
[03:36:13] They let the high school version of them
[03:36:14] die. And you think that'd be a good
[03:36:17] thing, right? That's maturity.
[03:36:19] That's growth. But what is it really?
[03:36:23] They're giving up on the dream. They
[03:36:26] are. And can I tell you something? I've
[03:36:29] watched so many people give up on the
[03:36:30] dream. So many.
[03:36:34] But that's fake. And I'll tell you why.
[03:36:35] Okay? If you study prehistory,
[03:36:39] mankind doesn't just sit there derping
[03:36:42] out. We penetrate into new lands. We
[03:36:47] fight. We hunt. We create things. Like
[03:36:51] if you actually study prehistory the cuz
[03:36:53] remember we didn't have like machinery
[03:36:55] and we didn't have uh plastics or
[03:36:57] anything like that right so everything
[03:36:59] that we created had to be cra it had to
[03:37:01] be extremely creative imagine your
[03:37:04] prehistory
[03:37:05] how your genetics lived for most of your
[03:37:08] DNA's existence wasn't this [ __ ] it was
[03:37:11] literally as a hunter it was you out
[03:37:15] there maybe it could be up in the
[03:37:18] bearing straits fighting a shortfaced 12
[03:37:20] foot bear. Do you guys know how common
[03:37:22] woolly mammoths were in this country?
[03:37:23] They were everywhere. The country was
[03:37:25] until 12,000 years ago or so. The
[03:37:27] country there's woolly mammoths. You'd
[03:37:29] look out the street, there'd be woolly
[03:37:30] mammoths. There'd be direwolves,
[03:37:32] shortfaced bear, giants. You just they'd
[03:37:33] be everywhere like the savannah. You'd
[03:37:35] be out there hunting them. You'd have
[03:37:37] competition. You'd be highly creative.
[03:37:40] What you'll find if you start traveling,
[03:37:43] okay? Just do a road trip. You know, the
[03:37:45] best country in the world to do a road
[03:37:46] trip, America. Do a road trip and you
[03:37:49] know what you'll find when you're out
[03:37:50] there? You'll get high off of it. You'll
[03:37:52] feel yourself like just drive up into
[03:37:55] the mountains. Who has just driven up
[03:37:57] way up in the Rockies? Who has ever done
[03:37:58] that? How's that feel? How do you
[03:37:59] describe it?
[03:38:00] >> Amazing.
[03:38:01] >> Elevating.
[03:38:02] >> Unbelievable, right? Penetrating. Men
[03:38:04] want to penetrate, right? Penetrating
[03:38:07] into the Rockies, right? And you're
[03:38:09] driving up the hill and you're like,
[03:38:10] "We're going up. We're going up. We're
[03:38:13] going into the Rockies." You know what
[03:38:14] I'm saying? Right? We're like hiking
[03:38:16] deep into nature. Like we're going in. I
[03:38:18] don't even know where the [ __ ] we're
[03:38:19] going. Just don't get yourself killed,
[03:38:20] right? But you know, we're going in,
[03:38:21] right? Game, go out talking to girls.
[03:38:24] We're going in. We're going big time. Go
[03:38:26] big or go home. We're going in, right?
[03:38:28] That enliven your brain. That's how we
[03:38:30] were meant to function. And by the way,
[03:38:32] meat didn't last that long, right? We
[03:38:34] could we could smoke it and keep it for
[03:38:35] a while, but we were we meant to
[03:38:37] overaccumulate wealth. What happens when
[03:38:39] you overaccumulate wealth?
[03:38:40] >> Spoils.
[03:38:41] >> Stagnates. What do we see from human
[03:38:42] beings? Like their parents are rich. It
[03:38:45] [ __ ] them bad. So, ironically, the
[03:38:48] thing that we think we want, we hate.
[03:38:50] You ever play an open world video game
[03:38:52] where you beat it, and then now you have
[03:38:54] all the armor, you have all the
[03:38:55] strength, and they leave it open world,
[03:38:56] and you're bored.
[03:38:58] >> Once you have the armor, the weapons,
[03:39:00] you know how to beat everybody, and the
[03:39:01] open world video game see ceases to be
[03:39:03] challenging, how fast you turn that game
[03:39:05] off.
[03:39:07] >> Really fast. So, you want to think of
[03:39:09] this more as an open world video game,
[03:39:11] but the real version of a video game.
[03:39:14] Okay. So, what you're learning over time
[03:39:16] is how to innovate, how to control your
[03:39:19] mind. As a man, that would be how to get
[03:39:21] laid, get a girlfriend, have children,
[03:39:23] make money, make the right amount of
[03:39:25] money, do your passion about, get in a
[03:39:27] flow state, achieve your excellence,
[03:39:29] like just like unravel your excellence
[03:39:31] that's already there, and then cultivate
[03:39:32] it and sharpen it and expand your soul.
[03:39:36] That's what I'm trying to get at you
[03:39:38] with here, okay? The real journey of
[03:39:42] life. And it really is a journey, okay?
[03:39:46] It really, really is a journey and a
[03:39:48] gift. And most of the people that you
[03:39:50] see out there are denying the gift.
[03:39:52] They're bored. They're lame. And they're
[03:39:55] souls. I love them all. But the world
[03:39:57] the world needs a human awakening
[03:39:59] project. I don't know what to tell you.
[03:40:00] The world needs a human awakening
[03:40:01] project. And the world's got to change.
[03:40:04] And unfortunately, what's happening is
[03:40:06] more and more things are being invented
[03:40:07] to allow people to doom scroll and take
[03:40:09] drugs. And eventually AI is going to
[03:40:11] come out. And people will just sit there
[03:40:13] plugging the AI and they're just denying
[03:40:15] God. And they're they're denying
[03:40:17] adventure. They're denying creativity.
[03:40:19] They're denying their abilities. They're
[03:40:20] denying real growth. But every one of
[03:40:23] you in here now has the tools to truly
[03:40:26] grow, to truly be at your peak, to truly
[03:40:29] accomplish anything. Forge in the image
[03:40:32] of your creator. Unstoppable.
[03:40:36] Unfucking.
[03:40:39] anything you want to build, anything you
[03:40:40] want to create, anything you want to
[03:40:42] achieve. If you're here to do it, it is
[03:40:43] for you. You can do it. And it's not
[03:40:46] about what you take, it's about who you
[03:40:48] become. You're in your 60s.
[03:40:50] It'll be over soon. It'll be over. I'm
[03:40:51] 46. It'll breeze by. And it won't be
[03:40:54] about what you took. It's about who you
[03:40:56] became in the [ __ ] process. And every
[03:40:59] single one of you here has a soul. Every
[03:41:01] single one of you here has been gifted
[03:41:02] the gift of eternal life. Every single
[03:41:04] one of you has what you're meant to get
[03:41:06] here in this part of your journey as
[03:41:07] this pit stop. on the way to higher
[03:41:10] ascension and to the absolute evolution
[03:41:13] of your soul. And we're all in this
[03:41:15] together as a family. I love all you
[03:41:17] guys. I believe in all you guys. I
[03:41:20] believe in you more than you ever
[03:41:21] understand. I see value in you. I love
[03:41:23] you. I'm here because I love you. I know
[03:41:26] who you are.
[03:41:31] And I want you to know who you are, too.
[03:41:36] So, we're going to do some exercises.
[03:41:38] But thank you very much. That's my
[03:41:38] speech for today. I appreciate it. Thank
[03:41:39] you.
[03:41:44] Thank you guys.
[03:41:47] Thank you guys.
[03:41:52] Thank you. Thank you.