Shadowing Practice: The World Will Break You Unless You Become Ruthlessly Strong Robert Greene - Learn English Speaking with Video

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The first thing you must understand if you want to become stronger in a world that constantly tests you is this.

The world does not owe you fairness.

It never promised that good people would always win, that honest people would always be respected, or that your efforts would always be rewarded.

You can do everything right and still be rejected.

You can give someone loyalty and receive betrayal.

You can work for years towards something and watch another person achieve it faster.

And if you spend your life expecting reality to behave according to your idea of fairness, you will constantly feel disappointed, angry, and powerless.

This is where your transformation begins.

Stop asking, why is this happening to me?

And start asking, what am I going to do about it?

That change in question changes everything.

Weakness often hides behind expectations.

You expect people to understand your intentions.

You expect them to appreciate your sacrifices.

You expect loyalty because you were loyal.

You expect respect because you showed respect, but people do not always operate according to the rules you have created in your mind.

Some people will take advantage of kindness.

Some will only respect boundaries after you enforce them.

Some will disappear when you need them most and some will criticize your growth because your transformation makes them uncomfortable.

You cannot control that, but you can control how you respond.

Ruthlessness begins with accepting reality without becoming bitter about it.

It means looking at people as they are instead of constantly imagining who you wish they would become.

It means recognizing patterns instead of making excuses for them.

If someone repeatedly disrespects you, stop explaining their behavior away.

If an environment continuously destroys your confidence, stop convincing yourself that you simply need to tolerate it longer.

If a goal requires sacrifice, stop pretending that success will arrive without discomfort see reality clearly

because the moment you see reality clearly you can finally act intelligently

this does not mean becoming cruel it does not mean treating everyone as an enemy it means removing the fantasy

that everyone deserves unlimited access to you it means understanding

that your time has value your attention has value your energy has value

and your life has value you cannot give those things away endlessly and still expect to become powerful

There will be moments when people misunderstand you.

Let them.

There will be moments when people doubt you.

Let them.

There will be moments when someone walks away from you.

Let them walk.

Your responsibility is not to convince everyone that you are worthy.

Your responsibility is to become worthy in your own eyes through the standards you maintain and the actions you take.

The world becomes less frightening when you stop demanding that it be gentle with you.

Instead, become capable of surviving its storms.

When rejection comes, learn when failure comes, adapt.

When betrayal comes, remember.

When criticism comes, evaluate it without allowing it to define you.

When life closes one door, stop standing there begging for it to open.

Turn around, look for another door, or build one yourself.

That is the mindset you need.

Because if you constantly seek approval, you will become a prisoner of other people's opinions.

If you constantly seek fairness, you will become frustrated by reality.

But when you accept that life can be unpredictable, difficult, and unfair.

You become harder to destroy.

You stop wasting energy complaining about the rules.

You start mastering the game.

And from that point forward, every hardship stops being proof that the world is against you

and becomes another opportunity to become stronger than the person you were yesterday.

The world will test you in many ways, but one of the most dangerous tests is emotional.

It will give you people who know exactly how to provoke you, situations that make you angry, moments that make you afraid,

and disappointments that make you want to react immediately.

But understand this.

The person who controls your emotions controls your decisions.

And if someone can make you angry whenever they want, make you desperate whenever they want, or make you doubt yourself whenever they want,

then they have power over you.

This is why the next level of becoming ruthless is not learning how to control other people.

It is learning how to control yourself.

Your emotions are real but they do not always tell you the truth.

Anger tells you to attack.

Fear tells you to run.

Ego tells you to prove yourself.

Jealousy tells you that someone else's success is a threat.

Desperation tells you to accept things you would normally reject.

But a disciplined person learns to pause before obeying those feelings.

That pause is power.

Think about how many mistakes people make in a moment of anger.

They send the message they should have never sent.

They say the words they can never take back.

They destroy relationships, opportunities, and reputations because they allowed five minutes of emotion to control years of their life.

You do not have to become emotionless.

You have to become emotionally disciplined.

There is a difference.

Strength is not pretending that nothing hurts.

Strength is feeling the pain without allowing the pain to make your decisions.

You can be angry and still remain silent.

You can be disappointed and still remain focused.

You can be betrayed and still refuse to destroy yourself seeking revenge.

You can be afraid and still move forward.

That is real control.

The world expects you to react.

It expects you to explain yourself when someone attacks your character.

It expects you to chase when someone withdraws.

It expects you to become defensive when someone criticizes you.

But when you stop reacting automatically, you become unpredictable to people who are used to controlling you.

Someone insults you, and instead of exploding, you observe.

Someone tries to provoke you, and instead of giving them the satisfaction, you remain calm.

Someone rejects you, and instead of begging for another chance, you continue walking.

This is not weakness.

This is self -command.

Remember, not every battle deserves your attention.

Not every accusation deserves an answer.

Not every opinion deserves a response.

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Sometimes the most powerful thing you can say is nothing.

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Silence gives you time to think.

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Distance gives you perspective.

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Patience gives you information.

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And when you are no longer emotionally desperate for an immediate response, you begin seeing situations differently.

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You notice who is manipulating you.

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You notice who respects your boundaries.

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You notice who only comes around when they need something.

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You notice which opportunities are worth pursuing and which ones are simply distractions.

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Emotional control gives you vision and vision gives you power.

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So the next time someone pushes your buttons, do not immediately give them what they want.

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Take a breath step back.

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Ask yourself what outcome you actually want.

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Ask yourself whether your reaction will make your life better or worse.

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Ask yourself whether you are responding from strength or simply reacting from wounded pride.

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These questions can save you from decisions you will regret.

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Your goal is not to suppress every emotion.

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Your goal is to become the person who decides what those emotions are allowed to do.

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Let anger become discipline.

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Let rejection become motivation.

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Let fear become preparation.

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Let pain become wisdom.

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Let disappointment become clarity.

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Once you master this, people can no longer easily manipulate you through emotional triggers.

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You become calmer under pressure, sharper during conflict, and more focused when everything around you becomes chaotic.

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And that is when you begin to understand what true ruthlessness really means.

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Not losing control, but becoming so disciplined that nothing outside you can easily take control away from you.

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There comes a moment in life when you must understand that walking away can be more powerful than fighting to stay.

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Not every person deserves another explanation.

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Not every relationship deserves another chance.

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Not every situation deserves another piece of your energy.

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Yet many people remain trapped because they are afraid to leave.

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They keep explaining themselves to people who have already decided to misunderstand them.

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They keep chasing people who have repeatedly shown

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that they do not value their presence they keep returning to places

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that have already proven they are not meant to grow there

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and slowly without realizing it they trade their peace for the hope

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that someone else will finally recognize their worth you must stop doing

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that your life becomes stronger

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when you learn the discipline of walking away without needing permission understand

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that leaving does not always mean you lost sometimes leaving means you finally chose yourself sometimes silence is the final boundary.

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Sometimes distance is the only answer a situation deserves.

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You do not need to stand in front of someone for hours explaining why their behavior hurts you

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when their behavior has already given you the answer.

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Pay attention to patterns.

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Words can be manipulated, promises can be broken, and apologies can be repeated, but patterns reveal reality.

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If someone repeatedly disrespects you, believe the pattern.

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If someone constantly drains your energy, believe the pattern.

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If someone only values you when you are useful to them, believe the pattern.

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Ruthlessness means having the courage to accept what you see instead of clinging to what you hope will happen.

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This is where self -respect separates itself from desperation.

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Desperation says, maybe if I try harder they will finally appreciate me.

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Self -respect says, I have already seen enough.

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Desperation keeps knocking on a door that has been closed.

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Self -respect turns around and continues walking you must understand

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that your time is not unlimited every hour

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you spend trying to convince the wrong person is an hour

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you cannot spend becoming the right version of yourself every day

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you spend surrounded by people who constantly weaken you is a day

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you are not building your future every piece of energy

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you waste on unnecessary conflict is energy stolen from your purpose

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this is why walking away is not simply an emotional decision it is a strategic decision.

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You are protecting your attention.

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You're protecting your focus.

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You are protecting the future you are trying to build.

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And sometimes people will try to make you feel guilty for leaving.

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They may call you selfish.

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They may say you changed.

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They may accuse you of thinking you are better than them.

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Let them talk.

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You do not have to defend every decision that protects your peace.

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The moment you stop needing everyone to understand you, you become much harder to control.

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There's tremendous power in being comfortable with being misunderstood.

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You can leave without announcing it.

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You can move forward without explaining every detail.

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You can close a chapter without giving a speech about why the chapter ended.

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Not everyone deserves access to your thoughts, your plans, or your emotional world.

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Some people only understand your boundaries after they lose access to you.

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But remember, walking away should not come from hatred.

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You do not need revenge.

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You do not need to destroy someone because they disappointed you.

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Your greatest victory is becoming unavailable to the chaos that once controlled you.

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Leave with your dignity intact.

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Leave without begging.

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Leave without threatening.

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Leave without looking back every five minutes, hoping they will chase you.

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Sometimes the strongest statement you can make is simply to keep moving.

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Because when you finally learn to walk away from what diminishes you, you create space for what strengthens you.

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You create space for better people, better opportunities, deeper focus, and a stronger version of yourself.

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The world will always offer you things that demand too much and return too little.

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But you do not have to accept every offer.

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Protect your peace, respect your time, and have the courage to leave when staying requires you to betray yourself.

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If you truly want to become difficult to break, you must stop confusing ruthlessness with cruelty.

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Real ruthlessness is not about hurting people, destroying your enemies, or becoming cold -hearted.

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It is about becoming so disciplined that your weaknesses no longer control your life.

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The strongest person in the room is not always the loudest, the most aggressive, or the person trying to prove how powerful they are.

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Sometimes it is the quiet person who has mastered himself, the person who gets up when he does not feel like getting up,

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the person who works when nobody is watching, the person who keeps his promises to himself even when motivation disappears.

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That is the kind of ruthlessness you need because motivation is temporary,

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but discipline can carry you through the days when motivation is nowhere to be found.

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Anyone can work when they feel inspired.

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Anyone can stay focused when everything is going well.

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But your character is revealed when you are tired, disappointed, rejected, distracted, and tempted to quit.

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That is where discipline begins.

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You have to become ruthless with your excuses.

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Every time you tell yourself that you will start tomorrow, challenge that thought.

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Every time you say you are not ready, ask yourself whether you are truly unprepared or simply afraid.

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Every time you choose comfort over growth, understand that comfort has a price.

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The more often you surrender to weakness, the stronger that weakness becomes.

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And the more often you discipline yourself, the stronger you become.

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You do not build a powerful life through one dramatic decision.

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You build it through thousands of small decisions that nobody sees.

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You choose to wake up instead of staying in bed.

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You choose to train instead of making excuses.

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You choose to study instead of wasting hours.

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You choose to save instead of spending everything.

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You choose to remain silent instead of arguing with someone who wants a reaction you choose to continue

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when quitting would be easier.

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These choices may seem insignificant in the moment, but together they create a completely different person.

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Your body becomes stronger because you trained it.

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Your mind becomes sharper because you challenged it.

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Your confidence becomes deeper because you prove to yourself

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that you can rely on yourself and that self -reliance is one of the greatest forms of power you can develop.

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When you know that you can trust yourself, you no longer need constant encouragement from other people you no longer collapse

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when someone doubts you you no longer need applause before taking action you understand

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that your future depends on what you repeatedly do not what

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other people think about you this is also why you must become ruthless about your environment

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if everything around you encourages laziness distraction negativity

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and excuses eventually those habits begin to feel normal

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you must protect your attention you must be selective about what you consume who you listen to

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and where you spend your time your environment may not determine your destiny

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but it can influence the direction you move in every day choose environments

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that challenge you to grow choose people who respect discipline choose goals

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that demand more from you and

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when life becomes difficult do not immediately interpret difficulty as a sign

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that you should stop sometimes difficulty is simply the price of becoming stronger you do not become resilient by avoiding every storm.

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You become resilient by surviving storms and learning that you are capable of standing afterwards.

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So train yourself to endure discomfort without becoming defeated by it.

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Learn to delay gratification.

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Learn to keep working when the results are invisible.

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Learn to remain calm when the pressure rises.

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Learn to choose what is necessary over what is easy.

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This is how you become dangerous to your old weaknesses.

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Not because you became cruel, but because you became disciplined enough to refuse the habits that once controlled you.

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And when discipline becomes your lifestyle, the world may still hurt you, but it will no longer be able to easily destroy you.

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Stop trying to convince people of your potential and start building evidence of your transformation.

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You do not need to announce every goal.

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Explain every plan or defend every decision you make.

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There is a certain power in becoming quiet about what you are building and letting your results eventually speak for you.

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Too many people waste their energy trying to prove themselves to people who have already made up their minds about them.

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They argue with doubters, respond to critics, explain their ambitions, and constantly seek recognition for work that has not even produced results yet.

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But the more you talk about what you are going to do, the easier it becomes to mistake talking for progress.

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You tell people you are changing, and for a moment you feel accomplished.

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You announce your plans, and people praise you.

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You describe the person you are becoming, and suddenly you feel as though you have already become that person.

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But words are cheap, results are expensive, results require sacrifice, patience, consistency, failure, and the willingness to continue when nobody is watching.

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That is why you must learn to work in silence.

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Let people underestimate you.

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Let them assume you are still the same person you used to be.

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Let them laugh at your goals if they want to.

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You do not need to interrupt their opinion.

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You need to interrupt your own excuses.

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Put your energy into becoming undeniable.

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If you want to become stronger, become stronger.

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If you want to become more intelligent, study.

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If you want financial freedom, develop valuable skills and manage your resources wisely.

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If you want respect, become a person who respects himself enough to maintain his standards.

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If you want confidence, keep doing difficult things until you have evidence

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that you can handle them confidence does not come from telling yourself

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that you are powerful it comes from repeatedly proving to yourself

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that you can do what you said you would do

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and this is where your relationship with criticism must change not every criticism is an attack

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and not every compliment is truth learn to separate useful information from meaningless noise

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if someone points out a genuine weakness do not become defensive study it improve it

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if someone criticizes you simply

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because they want to make themselves feel superior do not give them your emotional energy

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you do not have to answer every voice you have to decide

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which voices deserve access to your mind remember your greatest response

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to rejection is not revenge your greatest response is growth someone says

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you are incapable become capable someone says you will never succeed keep building someone leaves

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because they do not see your value do not spend your life begging them to return become

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so focused on your development that their absence becomes irrelevant

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but be careful do not build yourself merely to make other people regret losing you.

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That still gives them control over your life.

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Build yourself because your future deserves a stronger version of you.

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Build because you have potential you have not yet explored.

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Build because you know you are capable of more.

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The goal is not to make people jealous.

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The goal is to become independent of their approval.

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One day, the same people who ignored your effort may notice your results.

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Some may suddenly respect you.

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Some may want access to the person you became.

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Some may ask how you changed so dramatically, but by then their reaction should no longer determine your happiness.

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You should already be moving toward the next level.

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That is real power.

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You are not waiting for applause anymore.

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You are not waiting for permission anymore.

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You are not measuring your worth through somebody else's reaction.

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You are simply doing the work day after day, failure after failure, improvement after improvement.

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And eventually your life becomes the explanation you once tried

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so desperately to give

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so stop announcing who you are going to become stop arguing with people who doubt you

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and stop wasting your precious energy trying to be understood by everyone work quietly build relentlessly

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and let your results make the introduction the final battle is not against the people who doubted

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you betrayed you rejected you

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or tried to break you the final battle is against the version of yourself

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that allowed those experiences to define you you can blame the world for hurting you,

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or you can decide that what happened to you will become the material from which you build a stronger life.

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This is where true ruthlessness begins, not with revenge against other people, but with an uncompromising decision to stop betraying yourself.

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You must become ruthless about the person you refuse to remain.

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Look honestly at the habits that keep you weak.

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Look at the excuses you repeat.

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Look at the distractions that consume your time.

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Look at the fears that have controlled your decisions.

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Look at the people -pleasing that has made you abandon in your own standards.

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Then make a decision.

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Enough.

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You cannot build a powerful future while constantly protecting the habits that are destroying your present.

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There comes a moment when you must stop negotiating with the part of yourself that wants comfort more than growth.

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You know what needs to change.

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You know what you have been avoiding.

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You know which habits are stealing your potential.

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And deep down, you know that nobody to rescue you from your own choices.

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That realization may sound harsh, but it is also liberating, because if your life is partly shaped by your decisions,

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then you have the power to change its direction.

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You do not need to become perfect overnight.

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You need to become consistent.

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One better decision today, one disciplined action tomorrow, one less excuse.

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One more hour spent building instead of wasting.

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One boundary you finally enforce.

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One fear you finally confront.

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This is how transformation happens.

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Quietly, gradually, relentlessly.

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You must also stop carrying old identities into new chapters.

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Maybe you failed before.

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That does not mean you are a failure.

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Maybe someone rejected you.

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That does not mean you are unworthy.

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Maybe you made terrible decisions.

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That does not mean you are condemned to repeat them.

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Your past can explain you, but it does not have to control you.

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Learn from it.

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Take responsibility for what belongs to you and then move forward.

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There is nothing powerful about spending your entire life trying to prove that your past was not your fault.

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Power comes from deciding what you will do with the life you have now.

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Become ruthless about your standards.

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Do not repeatedly accept what you know is beneath them.

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Become ruthless about your time.

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Do not give every distraction access to your attention.

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Become ruthless about your goals.

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Do not abandon them every time progress becomes uncomfortable.

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Become ruthless about your self -respect.

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Do not trade it for temporary approval.

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And most importantly, become ruthless about your future.

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Protect it from people, habits, environments, and decisions that constantly pull you backward.

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The world may still disappoint you.

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People may still leave.

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Plans may still fail.

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You will still experience pain.

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Becoming strong does not mean becoming immune to suffering.

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It means becoming capable of moving through suffering without losing yourself.

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That is the difference between being broken by adversity and being transformed by it.

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Every difficult experience can either become a wound you keep reopening or a lesson you use to build armor.

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Every rejection can either make you desperate for approval or teach you self -reliance.

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Every failure can either become an excuse or become information.

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Every betrayal can either make you bitter or make you wiser about who deserves your trust.

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The choice is yours.

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And when you finally become ruthless about your own growth, you stop needing the world to become softer.

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You become stronger.

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You become calmer.

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You become more selective.

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You become harder to manipulate and harder to destroy.

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You understand that your peace is valuable.

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Your time is limited and your future deserves your full attention.

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You no longer need to prove that you have changed because your choices prove it every day.

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You no longer need revenge because your growth has become your answer.

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You no longer need everyone to understand you because you finally understand yourself.

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The world may try to break you, but it cannot easily destroy someone who has decided that every setback will become strength,

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every lesson will become wisdom, and every day will be another opportunity to become the person he was meant to be.

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Vocabulary and speaking notes for this lesson

This speaking lesson is built on the video “The World Will Break You Unless You Become Ruthlessly Strong Robert Greene”. This video has 378 sentences and 4079 words to shadow. The speech runs for 22:21. The speaker talks fast, about 182 words per minute, so expect linked and reduced sounds. 87% of the words are among the 3,000 most common in English, so the vocabulary is easy to follow.

Key vocabulary in this video

15 words from the video worth learning, with pronunciation and meaning:

Word	Pronunciation	Meaning
discipline noun	/ˈdɪsəplɪn/	A controlled behaviour; self-control.
ruthless adjective	/ˈɹuːθləs/	Without pity or compassion; cruel, pitiless.
weakness noun	/ˈwik.nɪs/	The condition of being weak.
habit noun	/ˈhæb.ɪt/	An action performed on a regular basis.
repeatedly adverb	/ɹɪˈpiːtɪdli/	Done several times or in repetition.
revenge noun	/ɹəˈvɛnd͡ʒ/	Any form of personal, retaliatory action against an individual, institution, or group for some alleged or perceived harm or injustice.
emotion noun	/ɪˈməʊ.ʃən/	A person's internal state of being and involuntary physiological response to an object or a situation, based on or tied to physical state and sensory data.
boundary noun	/ˈbaʊndɹi/	The dividing line or location between two areas.
disappointed adjective	/ˌdɪsəˈpɔɪnɪd/	Defeated of expectations or hope; experiencing disappointment; let down.
announce verb	/əˈnaʊn(t)s/	To give public notice of, especially for the first time; to make known.
motivation noun	/ˈmoʊ.tə.veɪ.ʃən/	Willingness of action especially in behavior.
transformation noun	/ˌtɹæns.fɔɹˈmeɪ.ʃən/	The act of transforming or the state of being transformed.
react verb	/ɹiːˈækt/	To act in response.
rejection noun	/ɹɪˈd͡ʒɛkʃən/	The act of rejecting.
distraction noun	/dɪsˈtɹæk.ʃən/	Something that distracts.

Phrasal verbs you will hear

Word	Pronunciation	Meaning
walk away verb		To withdraw from a problematic situation.
move forward verb		To cause to make progress.
get up verb		To move in an upward direction; to ascend or climb.
turn around verb		To physically rotate (usually around a vertical axis) for a half turn (180 degrees), a whole turn (360 degrees), or an indefinite amount.
walk away from verb		To abandon or leave; to shun; to refuse.
come around verb	/kʌ.məˈɹaʊnd/	To change one's mind, especially to begin to agree or appreciate what one was reluctant to accept at first.
hide behind verb		To use someone or something as a shield in order to avoid taking responsibility for something; to avoid attention by using someone or something as a shield.
look back verb		To think of (past events) in retrospect (in hindsight).

Grammar in this video

The structures the speaker uses most, with the exact words from the video:

Structure	In the video
Conditional sentences if + clause, will/would + verb — a condition and its result	if you constantly seek approval, you will become · If you constantly seek fairness, you will become · if I try harder they will finally
Present perfect have/has + past participle — a past action that still matters now	have created · have already decided · have repeatedly shown
Passive voice be + past participle — the focus is on what happens, not who does it	be respected · be rejected · can be betrayed
Relative clauses who / which + clause — extra information about a person or thing	people who know · person who controls · people who are

Pronunciation to watch

The “th” sounds: ruthless /ˈɹuːθləs/, worthy /ˈwɝ.ði/, beneath /bɪˈniːθ/, threaten /ˈθɹɛt.n̩/
The “sh” and “zh” sounds: emotion /ɪˈməʊ.ʃən/, motivation /ˈmoʊ.tə.veɪ.ʃən/, transformation /ˌtɹæns.fɔɹˈmeɪ.ʃən/, rejection /ɹɪˈd͡ʒɛkʃən/, distraction /dɪsˈtɹæk.ʃən/
Long words — get the stress right: repeatedly /ɹɪˈpiːtɪdli/, disappointed /ˌdɪsəˈpɔɪnɪd/, motivation /ˈmoʊ.tə.veɪ.ʃən/, transformation /ˌtɹæns.fɔɹˈmeɪ.ʃən/, desperation /ˌdɛspəˈɹeɪʃən/

How to practise with this video

Listen to the whole video once without speaking and note the words you do not know.
Start at 0.75× speed, shadow it sentence by sentence, then go back to normal speed once it feels easy.
Record yourself and compare with the original, paying attention to words like discipline, ruthless, weakness.

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