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What if I told you that the thing that you're desperately chasing,
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What if I told you that the thing that you're desperately chasing,
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the perfect body, fame, success,
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more money, isn't actually what you want?
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I have spent 30 years figuring this out and I'm going to save you decades of time,
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frustration and suffering in the next 10 minutes.
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We all do this.
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We all tell ourselves, I'll be happy when.
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I'll be happy when I lose weight.
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I'll be happy when I get promotion.
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I'll be happy when I have a partner.
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I'll finally be respected when I'm successful.
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but here's the truth I wish I had have known earlier.
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Hi I'm Maggie, welcome to my channel.
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So this is embarrassing to admit but I used to want to be famous,
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like I really wanted it,
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ever since I was 12 and I had my first role in the school play.
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I got attention, I got accolades and I thought this is pretty good, I want this.
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And like many many actors it came from a deep place of unworthiness.
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You know like a lot of kids I felt overlooked,
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not seen, not special and so acting gave me that moment of attention,
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that moment to shine.
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It was something that people said that I was good at.
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So I thought to myself in my little child brain,
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if I get famous, then everyone will like me,
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then life will work out, then I'll be happy.
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I chased that dream for years.
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The auditions, the rejections, the small wins,
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always thinking the next role would be the one that made me feel complete.
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But here's what I've learned.
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I'm worthy right now and you're worthy right now.
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We're worthy because we exist.
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We've all heard the stories,
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the Jim Kerries of the world,
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who say that once they became famous,
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they felt empty and hollow inside.
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Why?
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Because they're chasing the wrong thing.
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They weren't actually seeking fame,
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they were seeking love, validation and acceptance.
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Things that they could have given themselves all along.
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Things that I could have given myself all along.
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Another example from my life is that I thought that no one would love me unless I was thin.
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Any relationship that didn't work out I would think it was because I wasn't thin enough or pretty enough.
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This belief controlled every facet of my life.
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I was absolutely obsessed with it and guess what?
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I did get thin and I did find love
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and now I'm seven years into
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that relationship with my dream partner who is literally everything I've ever wanted
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and as you do when you're in relationships sometimes you let yourself go a little bit and I gained some weight
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and it still was an obsession in this relationship even though I had love do have love right now
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but I had this realization what I really wanted wasn't the perfect body
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or the perfect relationship what I wanted was my own love
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to feel love for myself to approve of myself to deeply
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accept myself as I am no matter what I weigh no
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matter what I look like to be okay no matter what
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And I could have given myself that a long time ago as well.
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Think about it, how many times have you chased a goal,
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achieved the goal and then felt happy for a minute or two and then you're onto the next goal.
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Then you felt that dissatisfaction,
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that itch, that urge to achieve something else.
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You know, I work with the elderly.
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I'm a podiatrist, and most of my patients are over 70,
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a lot of them well over 80,
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over 90, and I've even got some over 100.
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And I've been doing this job for over 20 years,
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and let me tell you,
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that gives you a whole new perspective on life.
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I know what it looks like to age well.
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I know what it looks like to age poorly,
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and I'm not talking about looks.
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I'm talking about mobility and health.
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I have patients in housing commission flats.
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I have patients that are in multi-million dollar homes overlooking the beach.
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I've got patients who spend all of their money on lottery tickets and when I ask them,
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what are you gonna do if you win?
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They say, what do I need all that money for?
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I would just give it to my family.
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So they're spending all their pension money,
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all their spare money, even in this cost of living crisis,
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on lottery tickets for a dream that they're not even going to enjoy because they feel too old to enjoy life.
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However, I also have some patients who are amazing.
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They're so curious, they've got a sparkle in their eye.
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They're so fun to be around,
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they've got a great sense of humor.
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They'll say, I look in the mirror,
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I don't recognize that old lady,
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so I just keep walking.
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You know, they never stop growing.
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They've got purpose, whether it's gardening or traveling.
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Some of them are doing crazy things like,
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I had this patient who's like 85 or something and she jumped out of a plane.
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These patients are so inspiring.
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There's really something about them.
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They tend to be really joyful and really content and really accepting.
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And I think these patients,
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whether consciously or unconsciously, they understand something crucial and that is we're either evolving or devolving,
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but we're never staying the same.
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If you're not growing and learning and experiencing, you are dying.
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you're getting smaller, your world is getting smaller,
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you're stunted, no one is gonna stay the same.
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I had a patient the other day who was complaining to me about her wrinkles and she was 92,
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complaining about her wrinkles because her 70-year-old daughter-in-law has lovely skin
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and she was envious of that skin and wanting to get the $12 skincare product moisturizer that her daughter-in-law has.
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And I'm like, you're 92?
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I have so many patients who will say,
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how old do you think I am?
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This obsession with what we look like externally doesn't stop unless you choose to stop it.
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You wanna know what true freedom feels like?
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It's when something that used to scare you doesn't scare you anymore.
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When you can speak in front of people without your heart racing.
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When people who used to bother you,
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who maybe were mean to you or cruel to you,
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when their words don't affect you anymore,
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When you don't care what people think.
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When you've had wounds and triggers that used to just set you off.
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When it's like water off a duck's back.
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That's true freedom.
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When you can look in the mirror and see your aging face and completely accept yourself and love yourself.
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When you can look at your middle-aged body and go,
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yes, my body is changing,
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but I still love it.
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When you can walk into a party and not be thinking,
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what will people think of me,
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but be thinking, I'm curious, who's here?
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Who can I meet?
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What can I learn today?
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That's what real confidence looks like.
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Not the fake kind when you're seeking validation,
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where you're putting photos of yourself on Instagram to make it look like you have a wonderful life.
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Real confidence is when external things don't get to you anymore.
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Where you're not walking around,
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getting offended, taking things personally,
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or being triggered by people.
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No one has that power over you.
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I used to desperately want to pay off my mortgage.
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I still do.
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Of course, I want to pay off my mortgage.
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But I used to think I wouldn't feel safe until I paid off my mortgage,
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which is 25 years.
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And then someone said to me,
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imagine having paid off your mortgage
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and then think about finances what comes up for you
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and I'm like oh well I've got to pay the rates
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and I've got to pay the bills and I've got to pay the xyz
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and what if this and what if that
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and then it became very clear to me
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that my fear was around scarcity of there not being enough of not being safe
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but I can give myself that feeling of safety
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and security right now by trusting that it's a benevolent universe trusting
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that things always work out for me by reframing the negative into the positive.
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I'm bastardizing this but I think Einstein said you need to decide
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if this universe is friendly or not
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and for a long time I thought the universe was not friendly but now I truly believe that she is benevolent.
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She is always pushing you and helping you to grow and to give you the things that you say that you want.
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However that looks like it may not be how you think it should look but that's what she's doing.
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I had an experience recently with my YouTube channel
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which I really really want to grow I love it
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so much I genuinely love YouTube
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so now it's probably a good time to ask you to like
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and subscribe and maybe comment if you're enjoying this video
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but yes recently I released a video
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and it did really well it's at 33,000 views
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which is huge for me very very exciting it's what I always wanted
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and then something interesting happened fear began to creep in a little bit
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I started to get a little worried about the next video what
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if it doesn't do so well what if it was a one-hit wonder what
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if I can't replicate
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that success I had forgotten the whole point the whole point
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is to grow is to serve is to evolve it's to
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add value to people through my videos it's not to go
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viral of course I would love my videos to do well but keeping it in perspective what is the point.
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The point is to make videos that help touch,
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move and inspire people, to help them lead a compassionate life,
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a joyful life, offering the knowledge and wisdom that I've gained over my 48 years.
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Everyone has something to offer.
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Everyone has life experience.
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There's always something to offer.
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So the journey is the destination.
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A lot of people say it's not the journey, it's the destination.
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But a wise teacher of mine said the journey is the destination this is it this is it not
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when I get a hundred thousand subscribers or not
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when you know you're thin or you're rich
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or whatever the journey is the destination the joy isn't reaching
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the goal it's the process of getting there it's all the little wins
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and victories and struggles along the way it's the hero's journey it's
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when you're you take your first step and you've got your backpack
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and then you you travel along and there's dragons you've got to slay
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and then there's things you've got to overcome obstacles scary forests old man with a crystal ball
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all these things that is the hero's journey and that is life the journey is the destination
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it's not getting to the peak of the mountain although that is nice once you're there then then there's another mountain,
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and then there's another mountain,
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and then there's another mountain.
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Thank God there's another mountain.
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So here's what it took me 30 years to understand.
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You can have everything you want right now
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because everything you think you want is because it's going to give you a feeling.
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It's going to give you a feeling of being loved,
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accepted, validated enough, approved of, all the things.
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You're actually searching for that feeling and you can give yourself that feeling right here, right now.
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You want to feel worthy?
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Give yourself permission to feel worthy right now and you're so worthy,
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you're so worthy, you're worthy because you exist,
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you're an aspect of God.
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You want to feel safe now?
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Then choose to feel safe now.
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Choose to believe that you live in a safe,
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benevolent universe that loves you.
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You want to feel loved now?
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Don't wait till you meet that partner.
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Love yourself now make the choice to love yourself now develop
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a relationship with yourself right now we're meant to grow we're meant to evolve we're meant to dream big dreams
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but not because those dreams will make us happy it's
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because the process of growing itself is what brings fulfillment look
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at your own life what are you waiting for what is the thing that you think will make you feel complete
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or whole or happy or content and give that to yourself right now.
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The choice is yours.
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Are you going to wait till someday to feel complete?
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Life is not about meeting some magical destination.
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It's about growing until we take our last breath.
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It's about evolving and trying things out and being the best we can be.
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You know every time we try something new,
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we step out of our comfort zone,
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new doors open, new opportunities appear.
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It is amazing what can happen when you get into your discomfort zone.
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It really is a hero's journey.
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I am so excited by life.
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Every year that I look back on the last year and think,
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oh god, that wasn't a good look, oh how embarrassing.
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That's a good thing.
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That shows that I'm now in a position where I can do better than I did then
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and I hope to live that way for the rest of my life.
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Thank you so much for watching.
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Much love.
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See you in the next video.
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- worthiness（価値）
- validation（承認）
- frustration（苛立ち）
- empty（空虚な）
- chase（追い求める）
- relationship（関係）
- obsession（執着）
- success（成功）
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シャドーイングとは？英語上達に効果的な理由
シャドーイング（Shadowing）は、もともとプロの通訳者養成プログラムで開発された言語学習法で、多言語習得者として知られるDr. Alexander Arguelles によって広く普及されました。方法はシンプルですが非常に効果的：ネイティブスピーカーの英語を聞きながら、1〜2秒の遅延で声に出してすぐに繰り返す——まるで「影（shadow）」のように話者を追いかけます。文法ドリルや受動的なリスニングと異なり、シャドーイングは脳と口の筋肉が同時にリアルタイムで英語を処理・再現することを強制します。研究により、発音精度、抑揚、リズム、連音、リスニング力、そして会話の流暢さが大幅に向上することが確認されています。IELTSスピーキング対策や自然な英語コミュニケーションを目指す方に特におすすめです。