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This video found you because you think that you're ready for a change.
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But what if you believing that you need to be ready is the exact thing that's keeping you stuck?
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Here's what's going to happen to 80% of the people that are watching this video.
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Okay, you're gonna nod along, you're gonna feel motivated for a couple days, and then you're gonna go right back to whatever you're doing before.
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The other 20%, they will actually do what's uncomfortable and they will do the work that I'm about to share.
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So if you want to create real lasting change, these six mindset shifts have found you at the right time.
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Here's the first piece of truth that's gonna piss off 90% of people in the self-help industry.
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Real change occurs when you can define what you are willing to give up to get what you want.
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The self-help industry does not want you to change.
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They want you to stay broken, so you keep buying their .
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Okay, so here's what's messed up.
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Most think that transformation means adding more.
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You need more habits, you need more discipline, you need more routines, you need more that you gotta buy from people, right?
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But every person I know who's actually changed their life started by becoming really, really good at one thing, saying no to themselves.
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Here's the test.
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Are you trying to add more to your life?
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More success, more relationships, more variety, more to do, more to keep you busy?
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Because people who actually change don't start by asking, what new thing should I do?
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They actually ask by saying, what bull am I going to give up?
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And that is why most people stay stuck.
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I wasn't willing to kill off the old habits and identity that I was addicted to.
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And I couldn't sustain anything new because I was adding more to my plate, but I was not taking out the things that were dragging me down.
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Look at it from a dieting standpoint.
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You say, I'm gonna eat more healthy foods.
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Great, but if you don't stop freaking binge eating at night, it doesn't matter.
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You don't stop the sugar addiction, then who cares if you're eating lettuce during the day?
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Let's be real, and I have been there by the way.
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Okay, it doesn't matter that you're eating healthy.
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It negates itself.
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Maybe you're not gonna gain weight, but you're certainly not gonna look better overall.
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You're certainly not gonna feel better about yourself.
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You're certainly not gonna get the body you want.
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Your progress is blocked by what you refuse to let go.
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What most people miss is that being ready for change is not adding more motivation.
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It's about removing all the reasons to stay the way that you are.
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So ask yourself, have you removed enough freaking garbage from your life to make the new habits actually stick?
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But here's the thing about identity and about change that nobody tells you, and it's going to make you uncomfortable.
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The biggest lie keeping you stuck is the belief that this is just who I am.
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Here's the thing, your identity is not fixed.
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It's built from stories, from habits, from emotions that served an old version of you.
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You cannot grow into your future self while clinging to your past self.
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I used to, this is crazy for people who know me, I used to say, I'm not a morning person.
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Like it was like written in my freaking DNA or something.
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Right?
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And then that phrase kept me sleeping in until 10 or 11 and feeling like about myself.
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Because I'd wake up and I didn't have time to work out, eat healthy, journal, do all these things.
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I told myself, I'm just not built for discipline.
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And you know, I'm more of a soft, empathetic type.
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I don't know if I could run a business.
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It's crazy to think now.
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Now, the day that I realized that these were not facts about me, they were just excuses that I had dressed up all pretty as personality traits.
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That's when everything shifted for me.
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I'm not a morning person was just a story that I told myself to avoid the discomfort of waking up freaking early.
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And so what I realized over time and from my own personal experience is that a lot of people, a lot of self-help, a lot of even therapy,
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it keeps you stuck in victim mode by reinforcing these identity stories.
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Oh, here's why when you say this is just who I am and here's why you do this and why you, why does it matter?
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When you keep saying, this is who I am, this is why I am this way, you're not healing, you're not getting better, you're cementing and reinforcing the old stories that you made up.
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And by the way, 50% of the things that we remember aren't even freaking true.
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So you might be reinforcing an identity that isn't even real off things
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that didn't even happen or didn't happen the way that you remember.
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And so in dismantling our old identities, we need to do these things.
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One, remove the excuses we don't even realize we're making up because they protect our ego.
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Two, remove the things we've been avoiding, even if they're scary.
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By avoiding them, we avoid success.
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And three, identify the stories that we tell ourselves to justify staying stuck.
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If you want real change, you need to identify the identity, the stories, the habits that are keeping you small.
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It's what you're used to, it feels safe, it feels comfortable, it feels cozy.
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But the dangerous part is that oftentimes your friends, your family are actively sabotaging this transformation that you wanna make and they don't even know it.
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Here's where most people lie to themselves and it's where it gets really brutal, okay?
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You are not stuck because your goals are too big.
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You are stuck because you're being dragged down by the habits and patterns that make that goal impossible.
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When I made the biggest change in my entire life, it wasn't because I suddenly got more motivated.
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It's because I got really freaking honest about what my goals were and where I was at at that point in time.
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And it looked bad.
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And I'm gonna be really honest with you guys.
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Like I have no shame in saying this.
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I cared way more about looking like I was somebody who had their together than actually having my together.
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So when I had to change, I had to admit myself that I wanted to be successful more than I wanted to stay comfortable,
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that I wanted to build something meaningful more than I wanted to avoid the risk of failing publicly.
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And so you need to realize
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that you have to care more about becoming the person
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that you want to be than protecting the person that you have been.
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Because to a lot of people, it's gonna look like change, they're gonna question what you're doing, they're gonna say, oh, what about this, what about that?
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You're not gonna be perfect, so people are gonna say it's not working, but that is actually what real change or real readiness looks like.
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When who you are is compatible with what you want, the execution will become automatic, the effort is going to feel obvious to you,
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and it's not going to feel like this massive thing that you have to force because there's compatibility.
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So here's what you want to do.
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One, identify your new goals.
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Two, identify your new way of operating.
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And then three, most importantly, the things that you're no longer going to do.
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And that's actually where you want to start, is you want to start with the things you're no longer going to do.
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But now here's the part that nobody wants to hear.
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Number four, there is no quick fix.
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The fantasy of a quick fix is why it doesn't work and why the industry keeps selling it to you.
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Because we all want it.
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I still want it.
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When people tell me, I'm like, I would like that.
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I would like a quick fix.
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That sounds great.
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But real change requires sacrifice and there's no quick fix for that.
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We all want the fantasy where we snap our fingers and we are instantly where we want to be.
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There's no fear, there's no resistance and everything is aligned with our goals and we feel excited about the challenge.
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Like I get it.
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I was there too.
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I used to write long messages of all the things I was going to do and then I, guys I can still remember, I was like yesterday, I would always be like okay but I'll start Monday.
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Like I don't know why but I was always like Monday will be different.
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Like on Monday I'm going to do all those things and every week I'm going to do this new thing.
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I'm I'm gonna be this new person.
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And I would add more into my plate of all the things I was gonna do, but I never did less of the things that made it hard.
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And then by Wednesday, I was back to the same shit I was doing on Sundays.
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Like Monday and Tuesday would be like pretty good.
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And then by Wednesday I was like, oh, this is kind of hard.
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I don't really know if I wanna do this anymore.
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The truth is that's gonna make a lot of people feel uncomfortable is like real change.
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I mean, I'm gonna say it takes 18, 24 months minimum.
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This is not 30 days.
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This is not 60 days.
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This is not like a stint on Love Island.
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First six months, you're fighting your old patterns.
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Next six months, you're gonna be building new ones.
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And then in the second year, it starts to feel automatic.
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Now, why is that?
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It's because if you want it to go faster, you would have to do it faster.
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And this sounds ridiculous, but like you would have to do more of the new things faster to make it feel automatic faster.
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But that's just not reasonable for a lot of people.
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Like you might not be able to do all those things every day.
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You have all these other things in your life.
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And so being realistic, we're looking at two years.
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Now, why does that fantasy persist that we can just and then just change on time?
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Because it costs nothing to think about.
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You don't have to sacrifice anything.
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You don't have to let go of parts of yourself.
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You don't have to admit that the way you've been operating is a freaking problem.
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You think that's scary.
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You think changing is scary.
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What's terrifying is being the same person in five years that you are right now.
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So ask yourself this, are you still subscribing to the quick fix fantasy?
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Because if you are, we need to let that go.
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Now this next part will separate you from everybody else watching this video.
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The readiness checklist.
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Okay, if you're still watching, you're not just a viewer, you are somebody who's probably ready to do the work, okay?
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And that puts you in the top 5%.
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I've helped hundreds of entrepreneurs make this shift.
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And the ones who actually do this work versus the ones who don't, the difference is night and day, okay?
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If you can check these things off, you're ready for a change.
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If not, you're probably still lying to yourself.
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So this is not a motivation checklist.
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This is self-evaluation.
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Just like we use scaling frameworks to diagnose where a business is in the growth process, this reveals whether you've done the work required for permanent change.
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Let's call this a readiness checklist.
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One, I am no longer willing to defend my old patterns.
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I'm giving them up.
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It feels scary, because I don't know what I'm gonna do instead, but I'm done defending what doesn't freaking work for me.
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Two, I'm emotionally calm.
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Not because things are perfect, but because I've realized the truth, that the underlying anxiety about something bad happening, I have looked at it head on and I am ready to feel it.
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I'm not gonna run from it.
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I'm not expecting it's not gonna be there.
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I'm ready to feel it.
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Three, you don't think needing to change makes you weak.
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You do not have shame about wanting to change and be somebody different, because shame makes change very hard because then we try to hide things.
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Four, you're okay with having ambiguity around your identity.
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You're in flux.
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Are you this person?
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Are you that person?
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You're okay with not knowing and it being uncertain and messy.
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And it's fine.
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Life's not perfect.
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Five, you have dropped the idea that this should be easy.
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You have stopped Googling and asking ChatGPT how to change all day.
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Why don't I change, chat master?
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Why am I not able to?
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You've stopped.
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This is not going to be easy.
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It's not going to happen overnight.
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And AI ain't going to do it for you.
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I dare you to screenshot this checklist and honestly assess yourself.
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And if you do, go ahead, comment and let me know where you land land.
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Are you ready?
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But if you can't check these off, you will be fighting an uphill battle, my friends.
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I promise you, each one of these things is required for somebody to change, okay?
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And remember, change isn't a one-time event or an overnight miracle.
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Change is a process.
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So here's the final truth that nobody talks about.
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Change is repetitive.
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Once you've gotten rid of the stuff that's keeping you stuck, change becomes about one thing and one thing only, and that is repetition.
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So when I started my journey, when I had been arrested six times, I was drinking, I was doing drugs, I was overweight.
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I did the same freaking uncomfortable stuff every day.
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And I wrote down three things I was avoiding every day.
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Three things that made me feel uncomfortable every day.
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And then I'd be like, okay, how do I tackle the hardest one first?
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But no matter how small it may seem to somebody else, whatever it was that I wrote down, I was scared or I was nervous about doing it.
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And so it made a difference to me.
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And here's the thing, those things that I wrote on that list, I still do most of them today.
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Because in order to attain change, you have to set a new set of behaviors, right?
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But in order to keep that change, you do the same things, you just don't stop.
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So the work never stops.
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It just gets less dramatic because you lose all emotional charge to it.
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Like for me, it used to be like walking into a gym and just being in workout clothes is embarrassing.
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Now it's like, gotta go to the gym.
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Like I gotta keep what I worked for, right?
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And so change doesn't feel magical.
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It feels boring, it feels mundane, and then one day it's just automatic and you just realize that there's no going back.
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It's about day in, day out work.
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It's not about some crazy spike or some linear thing.
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If you haven't shed the old beliefs and the BS about your identity that's keeping you back, it's never going to feel easy.
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Here's the test that I promised.
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Close your eyes.
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Imagine it's one year from today.
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If you change nothing, you keep the same patterns, the same excuses, the same identity, the same habits.
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Where do you see yourself a year from now?
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Now imagine a year from now.
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What if you actually who did the work?
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What if you subtracted the BS?
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What if you dismantled all those limiting identities you put on yourself?
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And what if you put in those boring mundane reps that got you to be the person you wanna be?
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If imagining the first scenario makes you feel sick and the second one makes you feel alive, you might be ready for change.
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Now, if both scenarios make you feel the same, you're probably not ready yet because I don't understand that.
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Come back to this video when staying the same feels more painful than changing.
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So here's what I ask of you guys.
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I want you to comment below with one thing that you're willing to give up this week.
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Not something you want to add, but what are you going to cut out to be the person you want to be?
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Now, if you're part of the 20% who will actually do the work, do not forget to subscribe.
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You are my people.
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And I am happy that you found this video that when you needed it the most.
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So, if you want to become someone more confident on your journey, you can check out my next video on how to become dangerously confident.

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  • "Real change occurs when you can define...": 'when' 절을 사용해 조건을 제시하는 구조입니다. 'occurs'는 '발생하다'는 의미로, 변화와 관련된 문장에서 자주 등장합니다. 이 표현을 익히면, 원인과 결과를 명확히 전달할 수 있습니다.
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“used to” used to + 동사 — 지금은 아닌 과거의 습관이나 상태used to say · used to write · used to be
현재완료진행 have/has been + -ing — 전에 시작해 지금도 계속되는 동작we've been avoiding · you've been operating
현재완료 have/has + 과거분사 — 과거의 일이 지금도 관련이 있을 때have found · have been · I've helped
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