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My friends welcome to the sheep get shared podcast.

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I'm your host Austin creating my friends today

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We you know yesterday we talked a little bit

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about Politics talked about Israel and Ukraine,

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you know You will not hear Israel or Ukraine

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Outside of what you just heard on the show today.

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I'm over. I can't open my news app. I can't go

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on social media without seeing it being shoved

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down my throat every two minutes. I'm not doing

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it. So instead, instead of focusing on that today,

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which I refuse to do, we're instead going to

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talk about the struggles of man yet again. You

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know, the three pinnacles of this show is people,

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politics, and popular culture. The three main

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P's on the show. I think we need to refer back

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to the people again. We talked a little bit about

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popular culture and about politics. Let's get

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back to the everyday struggles of the people.

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I think that's incredibly important. When it

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comes to men, you know, I had a very interesting

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conversation with my girlfriend. Apparently my

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girlfriend actually likes listening to the show

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when she's cleaning our house, which I find very...

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I find that very ironic. Am I weird in that?

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Am I weird to think that that's weird that my

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girlfriend likes listening to me talk? to the

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boys while we're uh talking about very complex

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topics is that weird any other women who listen

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to the show do you do you listen to me talk while

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you're cleaning your house let me know let me

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know in the comments on youtube or go on x i

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cheap get cheered and followed it follow me follow

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the show but i mean let me know i could be could

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be more normal than i originally thought but

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going back to i was talking to my girlfriend

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about this earlier today actually And we were

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talking about the struggles that men have and

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women have in life in general. And I thought

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it was incredibly interesting to talk about how

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it's easy, especially on the more red pill content,

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it's easy to get sucked into women have real

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easy. And it's really easy to get sucked into

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if you're a woman and you're a feminist, then

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men have it. Oh, the world was made for men.

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Men have it so easy. And I stopped and I said,

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wait a minute, hold on a second, Austin, hold

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on a second. Everybody has their own unique struggles.

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I don't care if you're a man, woman, dog. Everybody

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has their problems. I don't care if you identify

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as a cat and you live your life with a litter

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box. Everybody has their own struggles. And in

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a weird way, we try to make our lives better

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by pointing out how we don't have a certain struggle

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that other people have. I find it merely odd,

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frankly, but You know when it comes back to the

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struggles of men I think one of the biggest struggles

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that I think was not Reiterated to me enough

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when I was when I was younger in my mid 20s now,

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but when I was younger I didn't realize how Unbelievably

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difficult it is to try to develop a life outside

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of the matrix I think Andrew Tate was really

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the one who popularized and I'm sure there are

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people before him. I don't doubt that But to

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my knowledge he was the one that really popularized

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this notion of The Matrix applying outside of

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the movie The Matrix itself back in the late

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90s Them or that was the early 2000s. Oh god,

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I don't remember but anyways the I notion of

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the matrix that we live in this program society,

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you know, I I Didn't really get turned on to

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it Until I started going more entrepreneurial

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with my endeavors to make money. When I started

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to go outside the normal trading time for money

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aspect of I'm making a living, I realized how

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true it actually was. And so if you're I don't

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care if you're a man or a woman listening to

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the show, I really think it's important for us

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to highlight the struggles of entrepreneurs is

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the struggle of not having a nine to five. Now,

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if you have a nine to five job, you could still

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have a side hustle. And I know people who have

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done that. They start their own business on the

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side with their wife or by themselves and they

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start to build something using the matrix money

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to mold that money into a new venture to where

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they can now become the boss. Instead of having

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to pay homage to their boss for the rest of their

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life They're using that as a means to an end

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to build something for themselves and their children

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in the future I actually respect that quite a

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lot But I think one of the main struggles and

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I can't talk from the female perspective. I won't

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do it I'm not gonna feign feign sympathy for

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women. I'm not gonna feign sympathy for men I'm

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only gonna speak on notions I know and lives

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I have lived That's all I can do. I will not

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pretend to know what it's like to be a woman.

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I know I'm not So what we're gonna do is we're

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gonna talk about the struggles of Men because

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I am a man in case you can't tell by the deep

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notion of my voice I know there are some transgender

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people who have deep voices. I am NOT one of

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them. I Think it's important for us to realize

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that as men we have to decide who we want to

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be You as women, you got to decide who you want

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to be. But as men, we have to decide who we want

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to be. We have to decide, what do we live our

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life for? What gets you out of bed in the morning,

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as cliche as that was? I remember when I joined

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the military. When I joined the military, I was

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in the Air Force for about two years. When I

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joined the military and I went through every

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day of basic training, every night when I looked

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up, there was a small little barred window. in

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my building and I look out of my cot with 20

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other dudes going down both hallways with our

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lockers. Every night when I hit the pillow, I

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look up at the ceiling and I would think to myself,

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why am I here? Why? Why did I choose to do this?

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I don't like it. I don't feel good. Why did I

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choose to do this? Why did I not just go work

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at Burger King? Why didn't I just... I don't

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know, go find a regular job. Why did I choose

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to do this? Because prior to that I worked at

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Chick -fil -A. My life wasn't so bad. But I decided

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to take a risk. A lot of men, they take the wrong

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risks. They take the risk of getting into a relationship

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too early on. They take the risk of maybe trying

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to make fast money. Instead of taking a risk

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that's... gonna serve a larger purpose. They

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take a very short -sighted risk, which leads

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them to taking either short -term rewards and

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getting screwed over in the future, or they try

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to get out and they have this period of trying

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to rebuild what was burned in this attempt to

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make short, fast money. And so, my friends, I

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return back to the question of who do you want

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to become? And I and make no mistake about it.

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It will change over time. It's changed for me

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over time. I Want I originally wanted to do talk

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radio talk radio is something that I grew up

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on to an extent and I also I Respect people who

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do talk radio even if I disagree with the politics.

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I Like the meaning of talk radio to me more than

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watching things on YouTube I'm not as much a

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visual guy when it comes to that kind of learning

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I prefer to listen when I'm learning in the same

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way that that's why I Used to do more face content

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and I will because that's how you win in the

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world of content today It's very hard to make

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a oh any kind of living doing what I'm doing

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podcasting wise just doing an audio show You

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know those days are long gone with all the theatrics

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that in help Completely saturated the podcasting

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universe has become But nonetheless it's incredibly

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important for you to have a beacon You don't

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want to be a ship just sailing around having

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no port of destination You have to realize what

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do you want to be at this current moment? You're

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gonna want to be an astronaut a doctor I don't

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know a stockbroker could be anything under the

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Sun But you need to have a goal you need to have

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a reason to look better a reason to try in life

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because I think What civilization the way it

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is today and the longer lives were living thanks

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to the miracles of modern science a lot of people

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have the convenience and yes, I do mean convenience

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of Sitting there and saying I don't know what

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I want to do and I kind of just will coast There

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used to be a time where you couldn't just coast

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you either had to get in gear or get run over

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and Nowadays, that's not as obvious as it once

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was And I think it's incredibly important that

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you, if you want to win, I think everybody wants

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to be rich. I've never met someone who wants

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to be poor. People who are poor want to be rich.

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People who are rich want to get richer. But people

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don't know what they're willing to give to get

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the life they want. And getting rich doesn't

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mean you're sitting on a hoard of money or diving

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into a pot of gold like Scrooge McDuck, it means

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that you have options in your life. Contrary

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to popular belief in what you'll hear on a lot

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of people's shows or in the media itself, being

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poor is not a virtue. I know it might be put

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that way in a lot of religions and a lot of political

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spectrums, but it's not true. In fact, I've met

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a lot more people who are poor, who are goddess,

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bums of the lowest order. Trying to steal from

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you every chance I got trying to lift your wallet

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out of your back pocket every time he turned

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your back And I know people who were rich who

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have helped build thousands of jobs Helped people

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pull themselves out of the cover and provided

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people with opportunity Now you're gonna find

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goniffs who are rich and you're gonna find gangsters

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who are poor you're gonna find everything because

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life is a spectrum yes, there's Black and white.

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I believe there are absolutes when it comes to

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good and evil Some things can never be good and

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some things can only be only be bad in the same

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notion that's not the majority the majority is

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Somewhere in between the two I just described

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some things will always be evil and some things

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will always be good and you need to find in between

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Where that gray area is that you live in and

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what you need to define your own moral code?

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The reason I say that is because a part of my

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philosophy in biblical bachelor is you have to

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define Who you are to then define who you want

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to become? You can't become something else if

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you don't know what you currently are Because

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you don't know what changes you'll have to make

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in the same way that a doctor Can't diagnose

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you unless they know what the problem is and

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then therefore know how to treat the problem

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They need to know you have a problem You can't

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just say I want to be an astronaut, but you don't

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know what you're doing right now You don't know

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where you're going with your life. You don't

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know anything other than what you want It's a

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good starting point, but you need to know You

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need to have a general idea of who you currently

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are to then know what you need to change or give

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up To get where you want to go. Otherwise you're

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you're going to try to refix things that don't

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need to be fixed or you're going to avoid things

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that maybe you should have paid better attention

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to. Oh, let me get a drink real quick. Also,

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you need to take your nutrition seriously. I'm

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sitting here getting a smoothie. It's actually

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very important. Your nutrition is incredibly

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important. I don't understand how people can

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eat. Lot of the crap they eat today you ever

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go whether it's you're walking or you're driving

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you ever go down the street And they see people

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who are just they look they're fat as horses

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They're out here looking like they should have

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their own gravitational pull and you ask yourself

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you scratch your head How do they get like how

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do they allow themselves to be complete pigs

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like this? Forget the the so -called beauty standards

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Focus more on how can you not like yourself to

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the extent that you're slowly killing yourself

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with food? Because what you're doing, I don't

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care what you say. I care about what I'm seeing

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with my own eyes. My eyes aren't lying to me

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just as your ears aren't lying to you when you

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hear me say it. I don't understand people who

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don't take their health seriously. No, I'm not

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saying a dude who looks like. Arnold Schwarzenegger

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who goes to your gym is healthy for all I know

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he's taking hella gear He's taking tests and

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trend and he's blowing out his liver his kidneys

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and he's killing himself. That's not healthy

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You need to find again I'm gonna refer back to

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what I just said You have to define what you

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want and where you are to get where to where

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you want to go That's how change is cultivated

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change happens whether you like it or not Change

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is gonna find you your life will not stay the

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same in fact. You shouldn't want your life to

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stay the same Yes, I said it you shouldn't want

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your life to stay where it is right now because

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then you're not gonna grow as a person I never

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understood these guys who like wear these their

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baseball caps backwards, and they're like 37

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38 and They look like they try to dress like

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they're younger than me and I'm 25 Trying to

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act like they should be back in college. I don't

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get it It's sick It's sick. They're walking around

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in the midlife crisis But instead of accepting

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who they are and trying to maybe go maybe they

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need maybe they need HRT Maybe they need to get

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their stuff back in the gym. Maybe they need

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to go see a doctor and make sure whatever it

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is Why are they focused more on? The circumstantial

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they're not focused on the long term, which is

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why I think it's important you take care of yourself

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Don't cheap out on yourself. You should always

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want to invest in yourself. That's my opinion.

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I Don't understand people who will cheap out

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on themselves, but buy nice things for other

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people I don't get that that can someone explain

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that to me Why would you cheap out on yourself

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buy nice things for other people? It's one thing

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to do treat yourself. Well and treat others well

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But why in the world would you treat yourself

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like crap? all the while you're doing all these

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nice things for people. Let's say I know people

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and I know people and you know who you are if

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you know me in real life. I know people who will

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buy a nice steak dinner for them for their wife

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or their girlfriend or a girl they want to get

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with. They won't take themselves to that steakhouse.

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They won't take themselves out to do something

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nice, but they'll do it for a woman. They'll

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do it for their parents. They'll do it for somebody

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else. They won't do it for themselves, though.

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And I think it's incredibly sad when I see it.

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And so when we talk about people, especially

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men, because I'm a man, I speak from the male

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perspective, we all too often focus on the cosmic.

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We focus on things that we we feel like passengers

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in the in the car of life. Like we don't have

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the ability to control our lives. I felt like

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that, especially recently, my job. Oh, yeah.

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Oh, yeah. I don't. treat y 'all like you're my

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therapist and I'm sitting on a couch talking

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to you about all my life problems. I'm not that

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kind of content creator. But make no mistake,

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my life's not perfect. Not by any stretch of

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the imagination. So if you're going through hard

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times in your life right now, I don't care if

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your girlfriend, you know, problems with your

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wife, your girlfriend or your professional life's

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having a turn or your life not looking the way

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you like. You're not alone, sir. Not by any stretch

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of the imagination. Let me tell you. You know,

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Social media is one of the things I hate especially

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about Instagram is this idea that you look at

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everybody living their best life. You think everybody's

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happy and you're not. You're the only one that's

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miserable. You're the only one feeling life's

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burdens and know what else is. It's it's not

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true. It's not true. In fact, it's actually the

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opposite. I found the people who are talking

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all the time about, oh, I went to this place.

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I met these people. I saw this celebrity in Beverly

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Hills. I'm going to Europe next month. Like they're

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the most miserable people on earth. I mean, maybe

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it's not new and you will fit in that category,

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but I'll tell you all too often. I hear people

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going through that. They are the most miserable

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people on earth because they're trying to find

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happiness somewhere. I think happiness is going

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to Rome or meeting some means some Vimbo in Europe.

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they think that happiness is to be found somewhere

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else doing something else doing somebody else

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they think that's where they're going to find

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their happiness from it's just not true they're

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trying to escape the fact they're not happy by

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going somewhere else meaning somebody else doing

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something else professionally they think it's

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gonna make them happy but the answer is it won't

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Happiness is fleeting, by the way. You should

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never want to focus and never live your life

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based off of happiness. That's my opinion. People

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who chase happiness are the most miserable SOBs

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on the planet. They're the people who do drugs

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and die of a heroin overdose at age 26. Just

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look at all the people on Hollywood. You'd think

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they'd be the happiest people on earth when they're

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making all this money. Knowing all these amazing

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people going to all these fun parties having

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all these nice houses and cars when yeah, they

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they overdose on heroin How do you explain that

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how do you explain the guy in the gutter who's

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homeless is Not overdosing on heroin. Meanwhile,

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the guy who makes a hundred million dollars a

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year and is on top of his game dies of meth at

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a drug party in Beverly Hills, I Don't know Other

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than the fact that everybody's trying to be happy

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and instead of focusing on being fulfilled They're

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focused on filling themselves with garbage filling

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themselves with wealth Filling themselves with

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something that's going to fill the void in their

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soul For some people they find that in religion

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I Think religion is incredibly important. It's

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pivotal to my life, but I don't find my happiness

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in prayer Although I salute you if you do I don't

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I Think it's a piece to the puzzle. I don't think

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it is a puzzle in the same way that people try

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to find it in Having tons of sexual conquests

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or having the dream body through drugs or do

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intense dieting plans and make them miserable

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in their own life my friends You have to realize

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what matters to you You have to ask yourself

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if you don't know the answer, you got to ask

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that question and you got to find an answer.

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Because too many of us, we don't know what we're

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living our lives for. We only know what we don't

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like and what we would change about what we see

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around us. And I think living that way is a recipe

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for being unhappy, not for being fulfilled. I

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live my life to be fulfilled at the end of my

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life. And I look back and I look at what I've

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built, who's beside me. And I think to myself,

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that's what I want. Now do I indulge here and

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there and do things that make me feel good in

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the moment? Of course, I do. I'm a human being

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too. But I'm willing to forego immediate gratification

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in every single situation to go in the larger

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picture because that is what matters. That to

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me is worth it. But is it worth it for you? That's

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the question you have to ask yourself Are you

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willing to give up things to get things down

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the line? In the same way that you're not going

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to show up in a field and have it be full of

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grain You have to plant the seeds. You have to

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be willing to give Give to the earth to get something

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back. You have to give to yourself to get something

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back Otherwise you risk something like a moron

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who says to a furnace give me heat and then I'll

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give you the wood It doesn't work that way in

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life not in by any stretch In the same way that

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you my friend listening to the show you have

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to decide what you want in your life But please

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do not be like that schmuck I saw on on Twitter

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today that this big buff black guy is doing this

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big Trending thing where he's like dunking his

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head in ice water that moron You know that like

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that's how they torture people in China. I know

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they tortured Jews in the Holocaust That's what

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I used to torture people But now we use here

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doing it unto himself and pretending like it's

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some helpful thing to shock your nervous system

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like that and that five o 'clock in the morning

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I Think he's a moron personally Moron with good

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abs that probably got etched out. But hey, yeah,

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he's still an idiot in my opinion anyway My friends

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all about what you want. What do you want to

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give? To get what you want because everybody

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wants something but everybody is willing to give

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Something for what they want and you have to

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decide that you're not gonna get what you want

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Unless you're willing to give up something else

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To get what you want get to lose what you have

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My friends let me know how have you given in

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life and how have you received a return on that

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investment? I'd love to hear it My friends, I'm

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gonna head out of here I will enjoy the rest

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of my day off on Sunday. You do the same thing,

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and I will catch you on the flip side. I'm out

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of here. Peace.
