Men Finding Their Purpose | Mindset, Fulfillment & Spirituality
I believe everybody has a mission, a calling, a purpose to their life, and part of life's great joy or frustration is discovering that. I don't recommend my path, which was multiple suicide attempts before I finally got there must be a better way, and I began doing the inner work. Today we are diving into purpose!
My guest today is men's mentor Cooper Heller. Cooper is a personal trainer, nutritionist, and life coach who helps men clarify their purpose, upgrade their physical health, and develop a winning mindset.
Cooper shares how an injury in high school upended his seemingly perfect life. He became addicted to opioids, overweight, and severely depressed. After discovering the importance of nutrition and mindset in his recovery, Cooper saw tremendous improvements in his outlook and life. He launched his first company in college, focusing on fitness, nutrition, and mindset.
We explore purpose, fulfillment, spirituality, divinely orchestrated events, and much more.
Topics and Questions
- 1:10 - Tell me a bit about what happened to you in high school.
- 5:19 - What was your mood and mindset like before your accident?
- 5:50 - Was purpose something you thought about while growing up?
- 6:22 - How important is mindset to having a fulfilling life?
- 7:11 - What was telling you there was something more?
- 8:25 - Is purpose static, or does it change over time?
- 8:55 - What do you say to someone who thinks "it is completely possible to live an amazing, fulfilling life and do what you love to do." is complete bull shit?
- 10:36 - Any suggestions for people to help discover or clarify their purpose?
- 13:49 - Most of what we worry about in our youth doesn't matter.
- 14:48 - "If you don't have adversity, you aren't living much of a life. You are flatlining." - Bob Proctor
- 15:34 - Is one of the biggest hurdles to purpose believing you have one?
- 17:21 - Is there one more thing you wish more men knew about purpose?
- 17:56 - The lie of "trying."
- 18:32 - Can you share a habit, practice, program, or book that has helped you?
- 19:27 - Do you have any insights on choosing a good mentor?
- 21:26 - Is purpose only in vocation or career?
- 21:53 - What are some signs that you are in alignment with your purpose?
- 23:44 - What man had the biggest impact on you? Tell me about him.
- 24:57 - What are you most proud of?
- 26:07 - Do you still have a connection with friends from before your accident?
- 27:10 - What are you looking forward to?
- 28:25 - What is the best way for people to learn more about your work?
- 28:45 - The ego trip of working with a young man as a mentor.
"The only true failure in life is not striving for why you're here." - Cooper Heller
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to have the conversation that
most men aren't having, but that
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all men can benefit from, we
remind men that you are a human
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being.
You have the right to experience
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and express all of your
emotions.
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And I believe that everybody has
a mission, a calling a purpose
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to their life and part of the
Great Joy, or frustration of
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life is discovering what that
is.
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I don't recommend my path, which
was multiple suicide attempts
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before.
I finally got that, there must
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be her better way, and it began
doing the inner work.
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Today, we're diving into
purpose, my guest today is men's
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Mentor.
Cooper Heller Cooper is a
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personal trainer nutritionist
and life coach, who helps men
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clarify their purpose, upgrade
their physical health, and
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develop a winning mindset.
Welcome to Rome and field
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Cooper.
Awesome, brother, thank you so
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much for having me.
Yeah, I'm glad to talk to you.
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We just connected recently and I
looked at it.
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Into a little bit of your story
and you almost seem like the
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All-American, high school kid,
you had everything going for
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you, and then you had an accent
that kind of, you know, upended,
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what you thought, your life was
going to be.
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You want to share some of that?
Yeah, for sure.
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So, I grew up in Amarillo,
Texas, very small, Texas town.
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I tell people More Cows Than
People exactly what you think it
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would be.
So, I grew up playing sports all
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throughout middle school and
high school.
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I played football, basketball
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And basically, like you said, I
had everything in my life.
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Perfect.
You know, of course, everyone
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has ups and downs but my life
was generally when most people
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would love to have.
And so everything was great.
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Like I said, Sports was my thing
in junior year of high school.
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I actually had a big incident
Deering and offseason.
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I was dead lifting and I ended
up rupturing three discs in my
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lower back.
So once that happened actually,
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it pinched, my nerve, my sciatic
nerve going down my leg and so
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to walk stand up, put any
pressure at all, even just
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holding a book was excruciating
pain, so I couldn't walk for
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about six months.
I got addicted to opioids.
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I gained about 50 pounds of fat.
And during that time I was
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severely depressed.
You know, going back to what you
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said.
I did struggle with Suicidal
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Thoughts during that time as
well.
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And man it was just is a
terrible time.
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But during that time my mindset
was very - initially but I
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realized how important proper
nutrition and training was along
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with a positive mindset during
that time.
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So I would not be where I'm at
today if that not had happened.
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And right.
So now bro, my back couldn't
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walk about six months, you're
not period, had some minor
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surgeries also doctor's office
PT visits and I ended up doing a
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ton of research on nutrition
training and even mindset.
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And start implementing those
things in my life.
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And I immediately saw a
difference difference in my
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mood, my day-to-day life is my
lifestyle completely So pretty
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soon, I started have a more
positive outlook on the doctor's
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appointments, the PT, the
therapy, all those things.
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And, you know, basically, I
realized that I can, I can live
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this way, just more positive and
not.
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So down, even though I was in a
down situation, right?
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Right.
Yeah.
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You're not your circumstances?
Absolutely, absolutely.
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So, sort of dialing on my
nutrition and eventually, you
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know, I could walk again.
So I started going to walk
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through on the Block doing what
I could and I lost that 50
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pounds pretty soon.
My friends and family are coming
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to me and saying, you know,
Cooper write me a free play and
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help me out here.
You know, what's the magic trick
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and I would borrow with them a
little bit and say, buy me a
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Chipotle burrito and all right,
you're free plant.
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So that's what started my love
for Fitness Nutrition of
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mindset.
And I started my first company
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Online with finish nutrition
mindsets in college.
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I grew that up actually dropped
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Moved it to my dream city of San
Diego and then about eight
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months ago, that's when I
realized my full purpose was not
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being fulfilled.
Number one, I realized that men
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generally don't have a community
which I know that you're very
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big on as well and being able to
be vulnerable with other men,
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but other men.
That genuinely want to see them
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succeed.
So that is the first step that I
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wanted to fill.
And the second Gap was men, do
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not have a mentor, right?
I mentor to show them how to
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upgrade their mindset, their
lifestyle, their, their health,
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their physique, but also help
them clarify their purpose
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because men, nowadays are just
so lost.
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So, that is where we are today.
Prior to your accident, were you
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doing any sort of mindset work?
What were you like, what?
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You When was the accident, your
first experience with
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depression?
Like how would you been before
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that?
Honestly, I do believe that it
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was my first experience with
severe depression.
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I mean, yeah, I really I think
it really stem from the pain
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just being a pain 24/7.
Just wanting to get out of that
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state of mind while you're going
up.
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But again prior to the accident
was was purpose, was your was
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life goals.
Was that something that you were
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consciously thinking of, or it
almost sounds like you were kind
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of unconsciously competent of
having a great life?
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Yeah, most definitely man.
It wasn't.
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He was something that crossed my
mind.
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You know?
The whole back incident really?
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What sparked my personal
development journey.
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And so, prior to that, I really
didn't think about life.
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Coaching mindset coaching any of
those things of the sort.
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So how important is mindset to
having a purpose-driven
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fulfilling life all men?
It's crucial.
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Absolutely crucial.
Every entrepreneur that is Top
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Dog.
You know, the highest athletes,
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who are Ever, you know, everyone
does mindset work and I didn't
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realize that until I started
doing it.
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So yeah.
It kind of until you have the
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awareness that that my mind is
full of shit.
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Thoughts.
You do you?
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Do you know?
I least I didn't give much
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credit so I thought well this is
what everyone thinks about.
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Yeah.
When when yeah, when I was high
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school and college like my my
world view was that life sucks,
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then you die.
And but I would not, I would
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never think.
Oh, that's negative mindset.
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I thought that was just a fact.
Besides the physical pain of the
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accident.
What was telling you that there
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must be something more.
But there's a great question.
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Honestly, I've always believed
in a higher power.
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But I never truly understood
what my purpose was right.
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And so I do believe that that
was a little bit of a an
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external event happening for my
benefit to align me properly
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with my purpose.
If that makes sense.
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Like, I believe that, that was
divinely orchestrated.
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To help me Define and you know
grow myself my inner work.
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Yeah.
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I totally agree.
And I think you mentioned having
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least the Suicidal Thoughts
during this dark time and I'm
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amazed how often I talk to
people.
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And they kind of admit that to
me because I'm open about mine.
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And I think that's one of the,
you know, the greatest stigmas
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Force we still haven't Society
is I find that the best way to
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prevent suicide is by talking
about suicide.
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But When it comes to purpose, do
you do you see purpose as this
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static thing?
Or does your purpose change over
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the course of your life?
I believe that it can change.
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I do believe that it can evolve
in a sense but we defined
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purpose as fulfillment.
As well as.
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You know, see the goal is to
turn your purpose into profit.
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That is the goal, right?
And nowadays, it's very doable
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with online business.
When we first talked to you said
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something that I love.
I wrote it down.
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It is completely possible to
live an amazing fulfilling life
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and do what you love to do.
And when I was miserable, if I
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heard someone say that I'd say
you're full of fucking shit man.
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See how?
And I bet you agree to buy that
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too.
So what do you say to those
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people that are so pessimistic
and down they just don't they
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what you're saying isn't even
possible in their mind.
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I'll just say you don't know
what you don't know.
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Right?
And you're growing up in my
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town, like, no one owned it
online business.
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Don't even know what that was,
you know, now being here in San
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Diego is very, very tech savvy.
You know, my friends are
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entrepreneurs, it's like that's
a common thing.
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And so if that's not in your
environment, no, that's okay.
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But just, you know, at least try
to open your mind to other
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possibilities.
That life can be amazing.
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And you can literally do what
you want.
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Like, man, I was talking with my
own one of my entrepreneur
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friends and he was telling me
one of his friends.
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Her passion was to braid hair,
and she literally started online
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business teaching women, how to
braid hair, make in, 10 to 20, K
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per month online.
Teaching women, how to braid
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hair?
Well, yeah, but it would take
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that's something that you must
be in person with the really get
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it down, but obviously not.
So it's literally you can do
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anything now.
It is whatever your passion is,
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you know, whatever your purpose
is aligning that with a business
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model.
A service based primarily that
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is the goal, so totally
possible.
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So, are there any kind of want
to say, Mel is a simple simple
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or common suggestion, is that to
help someone discover or
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clarify, their purpose.
Absolutely.
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So that is part of our personal
development program.
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A lot of it is that the life
coaching sessions but what I
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would say it comes down to is
honestly a lot of
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self-discovery.
Right.
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Because honestly, like our
purpose.
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It's shown to us and little
hints that sometimes we don't
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see, like, will sometimes like
coincidences maybe like divinely
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orchestrated events that we just
don't put a thumb on it until
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we're like, wow.
Like that was actually there for
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a reason.
So you know coincidences finally
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recorded Events maybe like
childhood events are passions
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like what men love to do as As
children sometimes we can see
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that turn into their purpose
which is really cool.
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You know Talent, natural
abilities and talents everyone
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has talents a natural abilities,
right?
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But one thing that worked for me
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by my coaches recommended this
to me when I was like in my 20s
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and wondering what the hell I
was doing with my life.
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And I recommend it to clients
all the time to.
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Is that people that think I
have?
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No talents is nothing.
I like I'm just miserable.
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Yeah.
Go go back to childhood.
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Like, what did you used to love
doing?
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Drawing singing and playing with
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You are frustrated, architect or
construction worker, with like
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whatever it might be, but
somewhere along the life,
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everybody has experienced Joy,
right?
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No matter how much traumas are
you, like, there was at least
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one time that you felt good to
be alive, red.
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You know, I think that's our
Natural State but mindset
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teaching Society media.
We can turn this into just these
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self judging Machines of
negativity and repetition.
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Ian, and and misery.
Yeah, absolutely.
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And ideally again.
Well, maybe it takes this Dark
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Night of the soul for everybody,
but, you know, ideally like
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what?
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Like, people can't, just I'm
doing great but I know I can do
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better.
So I'm going to look for that.
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Like they have to bang
something, you know, we have to
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get that like kick in the nuts
to like wake us up somehow
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absolutely man.
And this is the way that I think
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I like to think about it as this
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is a little out there.
Only thing about as we are
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souls, you know?
And we have this opportunity to
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come down to earth and take
along and, you know, human form
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where we have, we can
experience, Joy, love, you know,
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abandonment, depression,
positive and negative emotions.
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I would choose to do it every
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And so, knowing that and kind of
zooming out with the big
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picture, our lives are so small
compared to the infinite
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timeline.
Right?
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And so when you, when you get
that big picture, it really
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helps to see and like, our
problems as big as they are to
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us.
They're really not that big.
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And if we can look at them from
a point of view of, how can I
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learn from this?
How can I grow from this?
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That is the whole point.
Go, memorize, just the part
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episode was, what would you tell
your younger self?
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would I would I would have told
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myself at 16 or 22 or Anything
was all the things you're
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worried about, they don't
matter, like no, none of it like
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even now.
Like, if you look back on the
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things that you are most
concerned about in high school,
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do do any of them really matter
today?
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Absolutely not.
It's amazing.
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But, you know, that's the
frustration and joy of our human
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mind that like yeah, whatever
the moment is its life and death
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and it's horrible and at least
for me and I think this is true
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for most people that have ever
felt suicidal.
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We can get trapped of this
really black and white thinking
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and everything's great.
Sucks.
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And if you felt that it sucks,
so long, even when it's great,
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like I used to believe that the
great times that was the lie and
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pretty soon.
He's going to feel like shit all
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over again, and like I'm not
going to fall for that.
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Lie of life is good again, but
but it is.
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So I like, I love discovering
that I've been wrong about a lot
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of the beliefs I used to have at
the, you mention that to like
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awareness and be willing to grow
and you don't know what, you
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don't know.
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Absolutely.
I happened to watch this an old
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interview with Bob Proctor
today.
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I do you know him?
I don't.
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Okay.
Because he's live in San Diego,
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I think, but he died earlier
this year, but he's 87 years
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old.
He was one of the stars of The
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Secret.
He's been in like personal
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growth and mindset coaching
since the early 70s, I believe.
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But I came across this this
interview and I had it pulled me
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in and I thought I'd write a
couple notes, but I thought it
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might pertain to today and it
does but he said if you don't
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have adversity, you aren't
living much of a life, you're
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just flatlining.
And I think that's what both of
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our stories.
And what we're talking about
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verifies that, you know,
challenges and adversity.
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Make you have to learn things
lean into your dreams and have
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an exciting life.
We aren't just here to bide our
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time.
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So is one of the biggest hurdles
to purpose.
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You know, believing that you
have one it like, as a comeback
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downtown to awareness.
I believe, first off everyone
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has a purpose, but I do believe
that when you're in the constant
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state of just day-to-day life, I
go to work.
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So what I eat, I go to sleep the
own over.
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Most people don't think that
deeply about life, right?
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is really got to be like
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clarified.
And so a good way to ask that
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question would be like if I was
talking to a client instead of
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saying, have you found your
purpose?
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I would say, do you wake up in
the morning?
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Excited fulfilled, ready to take
on the day?
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If they say no 99 times out of
10, I know exactly what we need
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to do.
And another thing, Bob Proctor
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said that, I'm glad to hear it
coming from you to because he
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said, any program without a
spiritual Foundation is not
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complete.
It can be good, but it's not
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complete.
And yeah.
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law, spirituality is a big deal
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for me.
That's like again after multiple
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suicide attempts.
I finally accepted and started
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to realize that.
All right.
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I'm not just this meat suit.
I'm not just random chemicals.
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I'm not just chemical reaction.
There is more to me and that
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more to me is somehow keeping me
alive for some frickin reason
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and thousand.
Yeah, but I was not With any
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religion, I was not with raised
with any.
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And I thought, I thought not
being raised with religion, made
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me an atheist, remember being
like a Cub Scout had to be,
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there was a merit badge to for
reading the Bible and I like
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protested that you can't make me
do this.
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I'm an atheist.
I don't even know what any of
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those words actually met at the
time.
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But anyway, you know is there is
there something else besides
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awareness and knowing that they
have it is there anything else
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that you wish more men knew when
it came to purpose?
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I would honestly say that it
doesn't matter how big or small
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you believe your purposes but
the only true failure in life is
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not striving for why you're
here.
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But that is truly, the only
failure because you can fail at
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things, but as long as you're
trying, it's not failure.
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And there's a, you know, Yoda,
you know, there is no try,
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there's only do.
And whenever I hear people say,
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you're trying because I see,
like, if we keep saying I'm
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trying, we're lying to ourselves
because we're actually doing it.
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But we're saying we're only
trying or we're not.
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We're only talking, were only
thinking about it.
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We aren't doing it and we say,
but I'm trying.
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So I find that usually trying
is, you know, it's just, it's a
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form of self-deception, you're
not giving yourself credit for
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what you're doing, or you're
going to, you're bluffing to
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yourself, that you're doing
something.
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When all you His kind of mental
masturbation over at all.
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I love the I love that is there
one particular program or book
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or practice that kind of really
helped you the most?
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Or was a great starting step for
you.
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I would say CBT therapy, I'm a
big advocate for therapy.
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A lot of guys, you know we have
this ego where we don't want
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everyone to to know our secrets
we don't want to be vulnerable.
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Yeah, but therapy it seriously.
Life-changing cool.
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Yeah, I think that and I can
comfortably say this for you.
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Now, like I was somebody like, I
would never, I don't recommend
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any, don't get a coach, who
isn't getting coached.
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Don't don't get a mentor that
hasn't been through there.
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Like don't don't get some of
this wakes up one day like I'm
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good with people.
I'm gonna start doing this but
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you like you've done that in a
work already.
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Absolutely.
Yeah.
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I mean, if I have a mentor at
all times my life right now, I
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have three cool.
Yeah awesome.
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Gibney what any insights into
how to choose a good Mentor?
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How did you know the guys at
your the other women that you're
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dealing with?
Now, are were a good fit for you
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now?
I mean, honestly, I feel like
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goal alignment is crucial.
So making sure that that mentors
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in the place that you want to be
at Right?
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Whether that be business, you
know, if you're looking for a
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business Mentor, obviously, you
want them to know what they're
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doing, right?
If they don't, it's kind of like
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looking for a fat personal
trainer, it just doesn't make
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sense.
So I feel like go alignment,
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making sure that they're in the
place that you went to be up.
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Also, I feel like just
compatible compatibility in
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general, a lot of guys You know
everyone's different men.
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A lot of guys are very like
direct and mentorship.
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Very tight, the masculine energy
whereas the feminine energy is
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more like nurturing and so
depending on your compatibility,
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your personality type, you may
learn better from a more
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nurturing type versus a more
kind of driven strict, masculine
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type.
And I find it's not been good to
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mix that up, like Ivan, I've
intentionally hired coaches that
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I didn't like That like, oh,
there's something, there's
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something, there's something
triggering that they believe
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they have something that I, that
I wish I had more, but there's
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something.
So I'm like, all right, I'm
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going to lean into this.
And I always got like, it was
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like harder lessons but what
valuable stuff when you do that.
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But and also named talking about
men's groups like some I've
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facilitated in person and online
men's groups over the years and
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I always tell guys like don't
just find a group where
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everybody thinks just like you
and it just seems so it's a nice
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really.
It's a good fit because you can
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learn so much about yourself but
people that upset you Absolutely
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don't.
Wouldn't surround myself with a
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dozen guys.
I can't stand but having one or
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two of that, like trigger you
would get under your skin?
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That can be really powerful
thing. 100% cool.
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Well done.
No, you said, part of your goal
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of work with guys is to turn
purpose into profit.
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Do you see purpose is only
aligned with vocation or career?
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I do not.
I do believe that purpose can be
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something that you can fulfill
in the day-to-day life.
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It could even turn into a hobby,
but as long as you are living in
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alignment with your purpose,
that is what brings true
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fulfillment.
What are some of the signs that
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that would tell me that I'm in
alignment with my purpose.
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I would say, I would say waking
up excited.
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Granted everyone has those days.
We're Dragon.
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I get it.
But to have an actual Mission, a
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purpose to fulfill like that
gets me going in the morning
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and, you know, I know that, you
know, you yourself know.
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But every single entrepreneur, I
know, personally, they just they
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wake up and they get with it.
They have a fire under their
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ass, they're going.
It's like that is their purpose.
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And I feel like that is a true
sign of Living in alignment with
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yourself, your authentic self.
Cool?
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Yeah.
Yeah.
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This is something that I never
thought I'd be this person, but
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I woke up at 5:30 this morning
on my own.
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Just like, all right, that's
enough, sleep.
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Let's get going.
And I was like, oh crap.
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And like trying to like I didn't
try to force sleep, which is
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something I did for decades, but
I'm like, all right, that's
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enough.
Let's go, let's take the day on.
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And again, I just thought, like
that's not a possibility for me.
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I'm, I thought I was not never
be a morning person.
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I was always a night owl, but
yeah, when you To start your
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day, your day will start earlier
very natural.
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Well Lulu.
Yeah, I mean, I find that a lot
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of people tell themselves
stories, right in and we end up
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believing those stories.
So, if you say you're not a
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morning person over and over,
you're not going to be a morning
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person.
All right.
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Yeah, that that self talk and
that's, you know, part of
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mindset and and awareness.
But the things we tell ourselves
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that that's creating our life.
So once you're aware that, oh,
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I, I keep saying, I'm this type
of person.
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Person.
And it's not what I want to be
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woman.
Stop saying that like flying
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around.
Yeah.
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I wonder what, what man had the
biggest impact on your life.
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Oh, that is a great question.
I would say two.
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I would say first off my father,
I believe that we actually have
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a much better relationship now
than we did growing up, but he
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is an entrepreneur.
He's extremely hard-working
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provides for his family.
I believe he really just showed
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me a good sense of what it means
to be a man and have the
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structure and discipline to push
yourself.
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And provide for your family and
we just that masculine brain.
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So I feel like he was the first
one for me just growing up and
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seeing that.
But I say my second is my first
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Mentor named Zach Colburn.
So I found Zach and I was
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actually in college and he is
what led me to create a my first
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company, mind-body health.
So he got me started on the
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whole online entrepreneurship
side of things.
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And I really got me going down
this journey.
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So cool.
And I wonder, what are you most
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proud of Cooper?
What am I most proud of?
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Honestly meant I would say my
deep relationships.
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Expand on that.
I Like immediately, my mind went
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to the compliments here, I am as
a young guy created to
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six-figure companies.
I'm living the dream life,
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whatever.
But it's like, that's not deep.
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Deep Soul Cooper, he says the
Deep relationships, right?
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Like my relationship with my
little brother.
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He's my best buddy.
He's awesome.
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So just watching him growing up.
Maintaining contact with him,
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keep relationship and my
relationship.
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My partner.
She's absolutely amazing.
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My supportive friends must
support a family.
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So I feel like if everything was
taken away from me, that's the
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one thing that would truly
matter is my deep relationships.
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Oops, that's my problem.
Does deep Soul Cooper still have
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a connection with high school
buddies that you knew prior to
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the accident?
Yeah man.
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So that's a tough question
honestly.
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No.
I mean, I do still human contact
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every once in a while with a few
guys but I feel like as you
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progress in your personal
development Journey, you really
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Branch off from some people and
it's not necessarily a bad
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thing.
It's just, you know, you go, you
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different ways, right?
If you are constantly, putting
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in the work with your mindset,
your personal development, the
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same people used to hang around,
that would gossip and things
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like that.
You just don't want any part.
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I love anymore.
You just don't want to put up
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with it, so I feel like some
people I might come back into
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town and reconnect with them.
Go get a bite to eat, but as the
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most part I wouldn't say so
cool.
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And is there anything that you
are especially looking forward
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to Oh man, so much.
So it's almost overwhelming, but
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I love it.
Christmas is coming up next.
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You know, I'm very excited for
Christmas.
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The New Year's, what's going to
come on for the trilogy method
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2023, very excited for that and
long-term scene where my company
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goes, I'm extremely excited for
we do want to add on quite a
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bit, which is a little bit of
Secret by I can tell you.
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So I wasn't going to say this
but going back to the turning
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the purpose and the Profit.
That is actually a coaching
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program that we want to add into
the company.
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So, once we help men to find
what their purpose is help them,
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level up their mindset, help
them develop their physique
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three months.
We want to turn that proper
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purpose into profit through an
online service based business,
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so that men can get out of the
Rat Race out of this Matrix and
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live the life that they deserve.
Awesome.
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Awesome.
So what's the best way for
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people to get in touch with you?
There, find out all the things
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that you're up to.
Absolutely so Instagram, I'm
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most active At Cooper be Heller.
Again, that's Cooper be Heller.
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And then the company, the
Community page is called the
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trilogy method No, you
mentioned.
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When we chatted before the show,
you talked about this working
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with, you can be an ego trip for
a lot of older guys and you said
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that I want to get this right?
I think you said that wisdom was
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irrespective of age?
Yes, yeah, cool, yeah.
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So what is the experience like,
how do how do how does someone
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in their 40s or 50s?
React to such a successful young
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guy that has all these Like
almost like yeah, hard-earned
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life lessons, figured out at a
really young age.
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I would say it is a little bit
of an ego trip.
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Sometimes I would say, you know,
maintaining an open mind is
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crucial, right?
Because you can learn something
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from anyone, but at the end of
the day, you know, it is a very
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immersive process with mindset
coaching life coaching but also
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customized personal training in
the nutrition coaching as well.
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00:29:39,200 --> 00:29:41,100
So it's a three-month process to
help these men.
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Men become Warriors, right?
Help these guys limit alignment
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with their authentic self and
become the guy that they know
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that they can become awesome.
Well, I'm really excited that we
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connected and I'm Mana.
I'm freaking thrilled.
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That there were guys, like, you
out there, like, people people
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figure this shit out faster and
easier.
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And, you know, not not, not my
way of, you know, trying to end
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my life.
So many times, if we realize,
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like life's worth living like,
you got it.
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Just you seem like a fast
learner, a go-getter.
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And I tell you, you give me hope
that like human beings will
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fucking like figure this shit
out and we'll all be a more
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joyous happy with world.
So I rely on the bottom, my
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00:30:26,200 --> 00:30:29,700
heart man, I really am impressed
with you and wish you all the
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success.
And it really encourage people
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to check out your programs nail
you down and, you know, make
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2023 the best year of your life.
Absolutely, man.
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I really appreciate that.
Thank you.
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So, thanks for joining us.
And thanks everyone for
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listening.
Wherever ever, you were
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discovering real men.
Feel, Please Subscribe.
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Follow, like share their
somebody post a review or a
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comment.
You can always reach out to me
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at real men.
Feel at gmail.com, always glad
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to hear from you.
And until next time, perhaps
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until next year, be good to
yourself.