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0:10Welcome to the general admission people
0:13that are now streaming in on our portal
0:16for day four. We have got to day four of
0:19the 5-day challenge. We are there,
0:21ladies and gentlemen. Mhm. On a day that
0:24everybody looks forward to. And the
0:25reason they look forward to today is
0:26because you're going to learn a lot of
0:28things about money, cash, won, whatever
0:32you want to call it. Because I can
0:35promise you how the general
0:38population
0:40are taught to learn about money is very
0:45very different to how the secret
0:46societies are taught to learn about
0:48money. And that's going to become
0:50evident today as we dip into a little
0:51bit of the secret society rule book uh
0:54around that. Something I've had the
0:55privilege of being exposed to. And uh I
0:59want to share with you uh first before
1:01we do that just a final shout out for
1:03those that have just joined us. uh and
1:05that is that if you want to learn a
1:08little bit more some advanced stuff, I'm
1:09doing a private training tomorrow and
1:11I'm also going to share because we've
1:13had a lot of questions about how you
1:14could work a little bit more by being
1:16mentored directly by myself and my team
1:19really hold up a mirror to help you
1:22focus on where you should be putting
1:25your time and energy if you want to take
1:27this forward. And again, whether that's
1:29with me, my team, somebody else, one of
1:31the other people that we've had as our
1:33guest speakers, or just walking that
1:34solo path, that's okay. I'm here to
1:37support your decision, no matter what
1:38you want to do as long as you make a
1:41decision because not making a decision
1:45is actually making a decision. It's just
1:46not making a decision in your favor. So,
1:49are you ready on uh to learn something
1:51about money today, ladies and gentlemen?
1:54All right. Are you ready? because I want
1:57you to pay attention. We've got a few
1:58things to cover and there's going to be
2:00some things here which for some of you
2:02when you hear it, it's going to be a big
2:05bingo moment. For others, you may miss
2:08it because there's some nuances here.
2:10I'm going to really try to go as as slow
2:13and as as well as I can, but when it
2:15comes to money, please understand. All
2:18right, I'm going to start with this. You
2:19may want to be capturing some of this.
2:21Uh again, if you're part of our VIP
2:23team, then you're going to get all of
2:25the slides at the end of the challenge,
2:26which I will send to you as well as my
2:28gift as part of your well worth it $127
2:32ticket price, says he with a big smile.
2:35Making no apologies for yeah, being able
2:37to engage in fair exchange, which is
2:40what it's called. And that's a big part
2:42of the money process, by the way. So,
2:44first thing I'm going to share with you
2:46today is this.
2:49Some people are so poor
2:53that all they have is money.
2:58Some people are so poor that all they
3:01have is money.
3:03Now when you start to understand that if
3:08you are focused on chasing money and
3:11accumulating money and trying to get
3:13more money and I just need more money.
3:15If I had more money, then my life would
3:17be better.
3:19Those people are usually start off into
3:22me, realize that no money is ever going
3:24to be in me, so they get into buy me,
3:26and then they run through that cycle,
3:28and they elbow their way all the way to
3:31the top of what they think is going to
3:32be success mountain only to want to jump
3:35off because they don't like the view.
3:37So, I want you to expand your thoughts
3:40around money today to be a lot more than
3:42just money. We're focusing not on money.
3:45We're focusing on abundance. And when it
3:49comes to abundance, I want to share some
3:52of the secret society financial training
3:55straight out of the rule book for the
3:56initiates. Now, who would like to be an
4:00initiate when it comes to learning what
4:02the secret societies teach about money
4:04and how to control reality and how to
4:07activate your Taurus, how to get
4:09solutions to present themselves while
4:11you're in the hot tub with Eric's
4:12laptop, all of that kind of stuff. Well,
4:15yeah, the first level is the level of
4:18initiate. And I'm going to share a few
4:20things out of the book. Now, there are
4:22more advanced things to learn, but
4:24certainly at the initiate level, you're
4:26going to be uh so far ahead of the
4:29average member of the public when it
4:31comes to understanding the metaphysical
4:33rule book that it's it's just insane.
4:36So, I'm going to give you a few puzzle
4:37pieces around that as it relates to
4:39money, but more specifically on creating
4:42a life of abundance because you don't
4:43want to have a load of money and be
4:45miserable.
4:48So
4:50if you start to realize that the first
4:53puzzle piece when you are initiated into
4:56a secret society and there's two types
4:58of people by the way I'll I'll explain a
5:00little bit more because you would
5:02essentially fall under the second
5:03category which is what I'm focusing on
5:05today. Right. The first piece is really
5:08to work on removing the blocks and what
5:12we call in metaphysical language counter
5:15intentions. That's an important word,
5:17counterintention,
5:19because if you are flying a kite, and
5:23Victor Bach talks very nicely about
5:26this. If you're flying a kite, how does
5:27a kite stay up? It stays up because
5:30there are two
5:32forces that are present. One is the
5:35force that is pushing the kite and
5:37there's just enough force pushing it
5:39back so it keeps it high in the air.
5:41Now, if you have too much force pushing
5:45the kite back, it's going to drop. It's
5:48not going to fly. Now, if you want to
5:51fly your money kite, you need to be able
5:55to have enough wind behind it for it to
5:58be able to get lift.
6:01And the problem with that is if you have
6:03too much counter inention, too much wind
6:07coming the opposite direction, your kite
6:10is never going to fly. You may have all
6:12of the wind behind you for the kite, but
6:14if you something is in front of it as a
6:17giant gust, it's going to fall to the
6:19floor. So most people don't know how to
6:21get their kite to fly
6:24because they have too much counter
6:26inention. And so counterintention is
6:29something that has to be looked at to be
6:31able to be removed. Now I said there's
6:34two types of people that are initiated
6:37into the secret societies. The first
6:39type doesn't really bother with this
6:42particular piece because a lot of people
6:45that come into the secret societies are
6:48generally through family and bloodlines
6:52and yeah uh certain uh generational yeah
6:57levels of of open door. And the reason
7:00that
7:02they don't focus on counter intention is
7:04because from an early age
7:07they are brought up with all of the the
7:11wind for the kites going in the right
7:13direction and very little of the wind
7:15from the kite going in the other
7:17direction. Does that make sense? So if
7:19you happen to have been born into an
7:21ultra wealthy family that was part of a
7:24secret society that is taught how to
7:26create reality through metaphysics, not
7:29through trying to wrestle reality as you
7:31know Alan the achiever and you grew up
7:34in that environment. You already know
7:37that ultra wealth is normal.
7:42Oh, we're going to get into this in one
7:43of the other puzzle pieces. You already
7:46know that you're exceptionally
7:48comfortable being taken to school in a
7:50Rolls-Royce. You're exceptionally
7:52comfortable being able to walk into a
7:55shop without any hesitation of fear or
7:59feelings of lack. You're already
8:01comfortable. By the time you're a
8:03teenager, it's just your life. Your
8:07relationship to money is one of absolute
8:09abundance. There is no lack. There is no
8:12scarcity. There is respect.
8:15Now, if you get somebody who hasn't been
8:17bought up with, yeah, wealth being
8:20normal and you suddenly give them
8:21wealth, there's usually not a lot of
8:23respect, which is why the money then
8:25often goes away. So, uh, learning to
8:29respect money for what it is is a part
8:32of the upbringing. Now, what is most
8:35people in to me or by me's relationship
8:38to money in their upbringing? Right?
8:41Well, you know, you can answer that
8:43question. In fact, I'm going to be
8:44asking questions around that shortly.
8:46But I want to give you an idea. If
8:49again, you go back to, let's say, the
8:52kind of the tutors and the stewards uh
8:54time, we we've gone through the uh kind
8:57of the medieval Middle Earth Robin Hood
9:00England when we talked about the king
9:02riding into the village, right? What
9:04makes the villages go, "Oh my god, it's
9:06the king," right? is their relationship
9:10to how much of a pedestal they put
9:12somebody else on, which by definition
9:14minimizes their own height.
9:18I don't just mean his horse. I mean his
9:20sense of who they think he is compared
9:23to them. Now to look at this in another
9:28uh light, I want you to imagine that
9:33you're in a uh an old mansion like a
9:37stately home in say England or a chatau
9:41in France or whatever it may be and you
9:44are one of the maids.
9:46Your job because you weren't born in the
9:48lucky sperm gang. You happen to get a a
9:51job. It's a very good job because you're
9:52a maid for a a lord of the manor and
9:56what is your life as a maid? It's far
9:58better than pulling weeds out of the
10:00potato farm. So, so, but you get the
10:02job. It's like being a waiter at a
10:04michelinstar restaurant versus a you a
10:06waiter at a a cafe, right? You've got a
10:08really good job even though you're still
10:10a waiter. So, but you're a maid and your
10:14job is to serve the food and your job is
10:17to make the beds and your job is to wash
10:19the clothes and and you do it for the
10:21lord of the manner with the other maids
10:22and servants. Yeah. Everybody kind of uh
10:26follow me on Yeah. what that looks like.
10:28I'll give you a visual. There we go.
10:30Everywhere. Everybody holding that in
10:32mind. Now, let's just say that as the
10:35maid, you actually develop quite a
10:38friendship or a close friendship with
10:40the lord and lady of the manor's
10:42daughter. Why? Because you get her
10:44dressed for school, you make her bed,
10:46you go take her tea in the evening, all
10:48that kind of stuff. So, you get quite a
10:50quite a friendship with them. And then
10:52one day, as is normal in the stately
10:56homes back in the day, the Lord and Lady
10:58of the Manor hold a dinner party for
11:01their other rich friends. And as you
11:05walk past the door,
11:08the daughter that's sitting at the table
11:11sees you and says, "Oh, please." She
11:14runs out. She says, "Oh, we're having I
11:16would love you to come join us for
11:17dinner." Yeah. Mommy. Mommy, can we make
11:20a space at the table because I'd love
11:21her to join us for dinner. Now, just get
11:24in touch.
11:26How do you feel emotionally as the maid
11:29right now? As a maid would
11:33Mhm.
11:35Give me some awkward. Afraid of losing
11:38my job. Small, anxious, fearful, sad,
11:42scared, out of place, terrified, not
11:44good enough, embarrassed, undeserving,
11:47horrified.
11:48Right. You start don't belong. Yeah.
11:51Exactly. And butterflies. You get the
11:55idea. And that's exactly accurate. If
11:58you go back Yeah. to whenever this is
12:00the Downtown Abbey people on there. So
12:04the challenge is this. What is the
12:06difference between the maid and the
12:08daughter? Think about it. They both live
12:12in the same house.
12:15What is the difference? The difference
12:19is that the ma now let's just say that
12:23one of the landlord or the the lord of
12:26the manor and the lady of the manor one
12:28of their friends one of their wealthy
12:30friends pops around unexpected just yeah
12:33you popping in to say hello say oh would
12:35you join us for dinner how would they
12:38feel
12:40how would they feel
12:44welcome? Sure. Excited? Fine. Yeah, not
12:46a problem. Here's the word you're
12:49looking for. In fact, thank you.
12:50Somebody just put it in the chat, Daisy.
12:52Normal.
12:54The maid doesn't feel normal.
12:58Are you starting to get a hint as to why
13:01you're not attracting a lot of wealth in
13:03your life? Ooh. So, I have an incredibly
13:09important question for you. Mhm. And
13:13that is this.
13:17What financial self-image do you have?
13:21And how close is it to the maid versus
13:23the lord of the manor?
13:27H what financial image, selfimage do you
13:31have? Cuz some of you are standing
13:33there. Yeah. Quite worthy of wearing the
13:36same clothes as the lady or the lord or
13:38the mana. But when you look in the
13:40mirror, the financial self-reflection
13:44is like the one on screen. So
13:48let's let's find out. Here
13:52is a question I want you to think about.
13:55I don't want you to type in it from an
13:57intellectual perspective. I want you to
13:58tune in. Drop into being for a second
14:02and answer the following question. Don't
14:04be first to type in. If you're first to
14:05type in, it means that you're trying to
14:08do it from intellect. I want you to feel
14:10the answer to this question. Tune in.
14:12And if you don't know, you don't know.
14:14Then again, at that point, take your
14:16best guess. But the question that I've
14:19got as an exercise for us here is think
14:22about and once you've got an answer,
14:24type it in. What is your most limiting
14:28belief around money? What is your most
14:32limiting belief around money? There
14:34probably four or five. You probably
14:35don't even know how they rank in a
14:37hierarchy. But pick one that you feel or
14:40you tune into.
14:43Oh, that enough is enough. That I don't
14:45deserve money, right? That I have to
14:47work hard to get it. That I'm not
14:48worthy. That scarcity I'm undeserving.
14:52It's not accessible to me. I'm going to
14:54spend my whole life being a maid that
14:56can't sit at the real table of wealth.
14:59That you have to work hard. Yeah, that
15:01is definitely the belief system that the
15:03secret societies are constantly imposing
15:06on the masses. Not only the belief
15:08system, they make it hard. Why? Because
15:11they keep you trapped in by me chasing
15:13the outer world, which means you're only
15:16going to have to hustle. And hustling is
15:19hard. You can tattoo that on the inside
15:20of your eyelids if you need a reminder.
15:23Right. Oh dear. We we've uh we've got a
15:26few things in the chat here, guys, that
15:28don't really bode well for you sitting
15:30at the table of plenty. H
15:34yeah, I make it, but it goes away fast.
15:36Of course. Yeah, people will never rise
15:39above the opinion of themselves.
15:42Rich people are snotty, says Stacy.
15:44Yeah, those bastard dogoody upnose
15:48twits. How dare they? Um, you can have
15:52peace at home or you can have money but
15:54not both.
15:56Oh, some interesting beliefs coming out
15:58here, right? It's evil. Yeah. Without
16:02work, you've got no money. I can never
16:04earn enough money. That's a yeah,
16:06empowering belief we've got there. Yeah.
16:09My spiritualism is in congruent with my
16:11money abundance. That's a big one. Now,
16:13again, that was all put forward, guys. I
16:16I don't want to get into bashing
16:18religion here. I don't do that. Yeah.
16:20For those that you work with me on my
16:21elite menship forum, we address
16:23religion, spirituality in a in a
16:24beautifully holistic way. But when it
16:26comes to uh spirituality equals poor,
16:31that is something that you need to
16:33uproot
16:34because I've got a video on this on my
16:37my YouTube channel. Yeah. About Yeah.
16:38Can you be spiritually rich? See, when
16:40you understand what money is, not what
16:43you think it represents,
16:47then yeah, you'll have a whole different
16:50relationship to it. How many people have
16:53ever heard the the saying in the Bible
16:57that it is easier for a camel to pass
17:00through the eye of a needle than for a
17:02rich man to enter the gates of heaven.
17:05Anyone heard of that? Yeah. You see the
17:08when the Bible was written, yeah, by
17:11people with hands, not Yeah. hands
17:13coming out of the sky. When it was the
17:15Bible was written, Yeah. channeled
17:17through um uh admittedly, but yeah. From
17:20people, there was different levels of
17:22consciousness around humanity at that
17:24point. And the Bible was written very
17:26much as an allegory, which means that if
17:29you are able to interpret it from one
17:31level, it is the most incredible
17:34scientific manual for creating life on
17:36your terms. you will ever read. If you
17:39don't know how to interpret it, it is a
17:42genius way of being able to trap masses
17:45in poverty and servitude.
17:47And it's very similar to how if you
17:49watch anyone ever see the um the film uh
17:52the cartoon on the cinema, the the
17:54dancing uh uh penguin, what was it?
17:57Happy Feet. Anyone remember Happy Feet,
18:00right? Remember that? Well, if you took
18:03your kids to see Happy Feet or you
18:04watched it on, you know, Netflix or
18:06whatever, then there was two films
18:08playing at the same time. You see, if
18:12you were an adult, you saw a film that
18:14talked about, yeah, sustainability. It
18:18talked about group dynamics. Yeah. It
18:20talked about conformity versus
18:22independence. It talked about, you know,
18:23sustainable fishing. It talked about
18:25climate change. If you were a
18:27six-year-old, did you see any of that?
18:30Or did you see a dancing penguin?
18:34Start to understand. Okay. So, the Bible
18:38is is an allegory that is written if you
18:40know how to interpret it and we give
18:42training on this for our elite menship
18:44forum students, right? Which is again
18:46this is how the secret societies have
18:47controlled the masses for centuries.
18:50But if you just take the word that I
18:52gave you, yeah, it is easier for a camel
18:56to pass through the eye of an eagle than
18:57for a rich man to enter the kingdom of
18:59heaven. What is the interpretation
19:02of the main message of that for the
19:05public? Yeah. Well, how do most people
19:07interpret that? Put it in the chat.
19:09Right. That money is evil, that, you
19:12know, stay poor, be good, money is bad,
19:15don't be rich. Yeah. All of that very
19:18successfully sold as a dancing penguin
19:21to the six-year-olds.
19:23Sorry guys, I'm just giving you if you
19:25understand it from the perspective of
19:29how it was written. You see, if you go
19:32to the ancient cities like Babylon,
19:34yeah, like you Jerusalem, there was the
19:37place where you prayed.
19:40Yeah. We call that in Yeah. Some places
19:42the synagogue or the church. Yeah. You
19:45get the idea. Now,
19:48the entrance to that place of worship
19:52was a small door and it was called the
19:56eye of a needle because it was small.
19:59You couldn't stand up and walk through
20:01it. And the reason for that was because
20:05those people and many wealthy people
20:07would go to the synagogue or go to the
20:09church or go to the place of worship.
20:12Yeah. Absolutely. It was a gate. Yeah.
20:14It was a small gate that you passed
20:15through into the area of worship. And
20:18what it means is that the rich person
20:22who arrived on their camel with all of
20:25their wealth was not able to take their
20:28wealth through unless they got out and
20:31got on their knees. Which means in order
20:33to enter the kingdom of heaven, you have
20:36to let go of the materialist
20:39aspect of who you are outside of the
20:42place of worship.
20:45Everybody follow. Yes. Being humble.
20:49It doesn't mean that the fact you've got
20:51money means you can't come in. It was a
20:53reminder for the rich people
20:56that being rich doesn't make them
20:59better.
21:01When you go to worship, everybody goes
21:03through on their hands and knees.
21:05But it doesn't say that being rich is
21:08bad or unspiritual. It means that the
21:11inner world, the world where you go to
21:13connect connect to God, is the same for
21:17everybody, whether you have gold or
21:19whether you don't.
21:22But how do the six-year-olds looking at
21:24the happy feet interpret that money's
21:27bad? If I want to be close to God, I
21:29can't have money.
21:31Yeah. How do the secret societies and
21:34the wealthy who understand how to
21:36interpret that? Don't let money go to
21:38your head. Am I making sense here, guys?
21:43But you try to explain that to the
21:45average churchgoer, the average who's
21:47had a a lifetime of conditioning that,
21:49you know, you should be poor, right? And
21:52you have a poor relationship to money.
21:54and they're not seeing the message that
21:58the adults are seeing in the cinema. Oh,
22:00I could keep going for days on this,
22:02ladies and gentlemen. Yeah, again, I've
22:04got different programs that we focus on
22:05so that you can completely shift your
22:07relationship to money. But anybody have
22:08a bingo moment there, by the way, on
22:11understanding. So yeah, when it comes to
22:15understanding your relationship to
22:17money, most of it has been conditioned
22:21on purpose strategically
22:25so that you stay poor in your mind.
22:29And why?
22:31Because of what I'm about to ask.
22:35This is a very powerful question and I
22:37want some selfhonesty with you here,
22:39guys.
22:42What would happen to your net worth 12
22:44months from now if you did nothing else
22:47but eliminate that belief you just
22:49typed? Be honest. Tune in. Don't don't
22:51pick a figure out of your ass, right?
22:54Let's, you know, let's stay true to
22:55ourselves here. What do you think would
22:58happen to your net worth? How much money
23:02you are worth on a balance sheet or how
23:05much debt you have or don't have? What
23:07would happen to your net worth 12 months
23:09from now?
23:11If you just focused on eliminating that
23:14belief, notice that I didn't say
23:18go out and learn how to make more money
23:20in some internet online business. Go out
23:23and start investing in property. Go out
23:26and start trying to sell crypto. I
23:29didn't say any of that.
23:31What did I say?
23:33I said, "What would happen to your net
23:35worth in 12 months from now if you
23:37simply eliminated just that belief?"
23:42Look in the chat.
23:45Look in the chat. You know, millions.
23:49Yeah. You would change your perspective.
23:52You'd be in much better shape. Do you
23:54think you would be able to generate from
23:57the field from the quantum bank more
24:02opportunities to generate wealth?
24:10That's what I'm talking about. You would
24:13vibrate at a different financial
24:15frequency. You would be more tuned into
24:18radio abundance and less tuned in to
24:20radio scarcity. So the songs that are
24:23currently playing in your life, the
24:26financial songs that are playing are all
24:29different. You turn on the radio, they
24:30don't play the same song over and over
24:31again. You turn the radio off, you get
24:33bored. So it's a different song on the
24:34radio after every single song, but it's
24:37the same theme. Which means if you're
24:39listening to rock, don't expect a jazz
24:42song to come in. And some of you are
24:44tuned into radio scarcity, radio
24:48limiting financial belief. And what's
24:50the next song that plays? Another job
24:52with the same amount of money. What's
24:55the next song that plays? Oh, same.
24:58Yeah. Different. Yeah. Day, same bank
25:01account. What's the next song that
25:02plays? Oh, still can't get out of my
25:05credit card debt. Oh, what's the next Do
25:07you get my point here, guys?
25:11Stop trying to pay off your credit cards
25:14from the same radio station that caused
25:16them to be in debt in the first place.
25:22The first thing you should do if you
25:24want to make money and this is again
25:26secret society rule book. What is piece
25:28number one? Get rid of the counter
25:30inention. So if you are recruited into
25:32the secret society sometimes they will
25:34take people outside of bloodlines,
25:37outside of family trees, outside of
25:40certain levels of genetics. They will
25:42recruit people into the secret societies
25:46that don't come from an uber wealthy
25:48family, which means they have to go
25:50through getting rid of the counter
25:51intentions that were programmed.
25:54Okay.
25:57So,
25:59if you were to get rid of that belief,
26:01can you start to see how all of a sudden
26:04things will start shifting because
26:06you're changing your frequency.
26:09You're changing your inner world. What
26:11is what happens when you live in through
26:14me? Your inner world creates your outer
26:16world. Your inner world centric. Your
26:18center of gravity shifts from trying to
26:20control the money in your life to
26:23generating and observing it.
26:25Therefore,
26:27question and be honest with yourself
26:28here. This is going to determine the
26:30direction of where your life goes after
26:32this challenge. Ladies and gentlemen, is
26:35it more important to focus on this
26:39getting rid of this belief which is the
26:41inner world and doing the inner work
26:44or is it more important to make and
26:46chase money in the outer world and hope
26:50that the next song on the radio isn't
26:51the same one that you've been listening
26:52to.
26:55And I would invite every single person
26:57on this chat to actually type something
26:58in so that they've made a commitment to
27:00their brain as to which one it is.
27:05See, you can't explain this at the
27:08London School of Economics, right? Or
27:10the Harvard Business School, right? This
27:13is not what you're going to be learning
27:16in the by me world which is so
27:19predominant, the one you've been seduced
27:21into. You are not going to learn this.
27:24Yeah. when for most people sitting
27:27around in spiritual retreats because
27:29most people in spiritual retreats and
27:31I've got to be honest in my experience
27:34most people that attend spiritual
27:36retreats or or workshops or ashrams or
27:38you know meditation retreats
27:41are usually people that still have
27:45limiting beliefs around money that don't
27:48show up to their ashram in a private jet
27:52but instead use that as a way to feel
27:56good about the fact they're still
27:58connecting to some higher purpose while
28:01they're ignoring the fact that they
28:03haven't mastered the money game. Because
28:05if you go and sit down with your priest,
28:07minister, and rabbi and say, "How do I
28:10get ultra wealthy?" They won't be able
28:13to tell you
28:16why. They could probably give you an
28:18opinion, but they'd certainly never give
28:20you advice.
28:23Yeah, I don't know how many millions
28:25I've made and lost and made and lost and
28:27made and lost, guys. But it's enough for
28:28me to be able to give you this level of
28:31information. Now, I've never been uber
28:34wealthy. I didn't come from an uber
28:36wealthy family, right? Far from it. My
28:38family was workingass. One of the
28:41proudest things I ever did as a son was
28:42to buy my mom and dad's house when they
28:44divorced and then I bought them a house
28:45each to move to. I was very proud of
28:47that as a son. Not many sons were able
28:50to do that, right? But when it comes to
28:53uh teaching you what you teach, I don't
28:56know all of the secrets. I can't teach
28:59you how to make the the billions of
29:01dollars that the uber wealthy have. It's
29:03I'm I'm I'm not at that level. But for
29:05some of you, being able to make, you
29:07know, you know, even a million or a few
29:09million and certainly tens of millions
29:11will probably change your life.
29:15And I'm certainly qualified to be able
29:17to teach you how to do that by sharing
29:19with you what I've learned and applied
29:21that's allowed me to be able to do it
29:23and certainly many other students that
29:24I've had as well to change their
29:26financial life. So
29:29just reiterate to yourself,
29:32is it more important to focus on getting
29:34rid of your financial limiting blocks
29:36and beliefs and frequency or think, oh,
29:40that's a bit too hard. I just want to go
29:41out and start making more money or I
29:43haven't got time to do that cuz I've got
29:44my second job.
29:46Give me a freaking break.
29:49Now, I'll give you some tips. If you
29:50want to start getting comfortable around
29:52money, this there's a few little tips I
29:54can give you. Guys, we're limited on
29:55time today. I want to give you the best
29:57I can. Again, if you want to follow
29:59through with me, I've got a a program
30:02I'll share with you tomorrow that's
30:03Yeah, we've never offered before on
30:05these abundance challenges. It's super
30:08affordable and it's an amazing
30:11foundation for getting you initiated
30:14into this work to create results. But I
30:16I'll talk about that on the special
30:17training tomorrow for those that are
30:18interested. And again, it may be
30:19aspirational for some of you, that's
30:21okay. Or yeah, I've got a feeling the
30:23way that I'm going to be presenting it
30:24tomorrow. I'm going to try to make this
30:26as affordable to everybody here as
30:28possible because I want you to get this.
30:30How we're going to beat the scarcity
30:32mentality is by being an example of
30:35abundance. How you going to be better
30:37for your family is by being somebody
30:39that can provide for them without coming
30:41from scarcity. Yeah. What's the best
30:43thing you can do for the poor? Ladies
30:45and gentlemen, I'll tell you right now,
30:47it's not be one of them. And that's not
30:50being heartless,
30:51right?
30:53That is not being heart. Let me let me
30:55put it a different way. Is the best
30:57thing you can do for your friend who has
30:58cancer, get cancer so you can help them?
31:03Mhm. Oh, so you can hear it from that
31:05perspective, right? See, you can't get
31:07sick enough to help a sick person get
31:09well. You can't get depressed enough to
31:12help a depressed person find joy. And
31:15you certainly can't get poor enough to
31:17help the other poor people get wealthy
31:19or abundant. The best thing you can do
31:21for the poor is not be one of them.
31:25Now, once you've mastered your level of
31:27abundance or shifted your relationship
31:29to money, you can help do give your
31:31money away. I give a lot of money. I've
31:33I've raised $100,000 this year for
31:35charity myself. I went rowing across the
31:37Atlantic to help people with mental
31:39health issues. Yeah. And and disabled
31:41veterans. You get the idea. In a couple
31:43of weeks time, I'm I'm off to run a
31:45marathon at the North Pole just because
31:47I can. And again, we'll be raising money
31:49for for helping people as as a good
31:51cause. So, I get to do a lot of that. I
31:53get to buy my parents a house when they
31:56divorce because they hadn't got the
31:58money to do it, right? I get to take or
32:01when they were alive, I wanted to do
32:02something nice for my parents every
32:03year. I got to take them to incredible
32:06holidays and cruises around Alaska and,
32:09you know, weekends staying at the Burjab
32:11in Dubai and doing all kinds of stuff
32:13like that. Why? Because I really wanted
32:15to. They invested in me as a kid growing
32:17up with all of their trials and
32:18tribulations trying to be good parents
32:20and not knowing how to figure it out. I
32:21wanted to do something back bad back for
32:23them. I couldn't do that unless I had
32:25the ability to have the financial
32:27abundance to be able to do it. It makes
32:30it better. And here's the thing, you
32:33don't have to be smart. You don't have
32:35to be Yeah. get qualifications,
32:39right? With AI right now, I'll tell you
32:42flat out, college is is dead. College is
32:46a waste of time if you're going there to
32:47try to get a a certificate, right?
32:50Because right now, Chat GPT is smarter
32:53than any college. Anyway, moving on on
32:55that. So, let me give you some tips. So,
32:58just to help you shift this relationship
33:00to money, that be be useful for you. So,
33:02here's one tip I'm going to give you
33:03right now. Yeah.
33:06Carry some cash with you, right? I know
33:08cash can be old-fashioned. Hopefully,
33:10it's not going to get outlawed, but
33:12carry one to $500,
33:15right? And work up towards if you can in
33:16big bills in your wallet or your purse.
33:19And what we call that is wham or walking
33:22around money. Now, it's not for
33:25spending. Yeah. For some of you, the
33:27only time you have money in the wallet
33:28is when you you go spend it and it's
33:30gone. No, this is money you just keep.
33:33Put it in your wallet. Don't spend it.
33:35Have it because having, you know, 500
33:38bucks in the back pocket or in your
33:40purse, it just makes a different
33:43energetic feeling than scratching for
33:47change. Okay?
33:51read some financially empowering books
33:54that help sculpt your inner world. What
33:57I'm talking about, and feel free to do a
33:58screenshot if you wish, right? Think and
34:00Grow Rich obviously is a great one.
34:02Think and Grow Rich doesn't teach you
34:04how to do sales and marketing. The
34:06Richest Man in Babylon gives you a
34:08framework for how to build wealth. It's
34:10what taught me everything I know about
34:12money. I read it when I was 17 and
34:13broke.
34:15Yeah. How to solve all your money
34:17problems forever by Victor Boach. It's a
34:19great book. And the reason that I'm
34:22recommending these that the key thing
34:24here, guys, is this. Yeah. Inner world.
34:27I'm not saying go read a book on how to
34:30start a business. I'm not reading go
34:31read a book by Robert Kiasaki on the
34:33cash flow quadrant, right? What I'm
34:36saying is read financially empowering
34:38books that help shift your frequency
34:41around money, that help chip away at the
34:43limiting belief. And here's another
34:45little tip I'll give you. Use a $100
34:47bill as a bookmark when you're reading
34:49it. H yeah. Or a 50 pound note or a 50
34:53note or 100 euro note or whatever it is
34:55for you. Take a decent size bill and
34:58have that as your bookmark so you remind
34:59yourself when you're reading that you're
35:02going to get a lot more of that as you
35:03go to the end of the book. But you're
35:04touching money, you're around money,
35:05you're with money, you've got money in
35:06your purse.
35:09Yeah. Here's another little tip.
35:12Pay yourself first. Yeah. When was that?
35:16Pay yourself. Who? How many people here
35:18haven't paid themselves first in a
35:20while?
35:24H. Yeah. Pay yourself first. You'll
35:28still have the ability to pay your
35:30bills. Universal figure it out. But if
35:32you don't pay yourself, what you're
35:34saying to the universe, and this again,
35:35secret societies 101, is that I'm not
35:39worth it. Everybody else, every other
35:42bill, every other person, every other
35:45whatever is more important than me.
35:51What do you think that's doing to your
35:52level of standing? That's what happens
35:54when Yeah. the peasants in the village
35:57see the king coming in. The king pays
36:00himself first. The peasants don't. They
36:04feel they've got to keep paying the
36:05king. No, you pay yourself first. And
36:08just that as a practice will start to
36:11shift. Yeah. The rust on the bolts.
36:15Yeah. On the padlock of your belief
36:17system that money is evil. Money's hard
36:21to get. I don't have enough. There is
36:22never enough. I'm not good with money. I
36:24need blah blah blah blah blah. All that
36:26crap you wrote in the chat earlier, my
36:28friends. Right. Pay yourself first is
36:30another big tip. Here's another one.
36:34browse luxury magazines, things like the
36:36Rob Report and other things like that.
36:37These are magazines that are written for
36:41the wealthy. They're essentially
36:43shopping manuals. They're like in Argos
36:45cataloges for for the wealthy. Yeah. In
36:48the average Rob report, you're going to
36:50be able to buy a private island. You're
36:51going to be able to buy a Citation or a
36:53Lejet. You're going to be able to buy
36:55some limited edition supercar for, you
36:57know, $2 million. Yeah. Jewelry from
36:59from Graph or Tiffany's all that kind of
37:01stuff. mansions for third or fourth
37:03homes around the Caribbean.
37:06Don't look at it with envy. Don't look
37:08at it with longing. Look at it the fact
37:10that there's proof that these things
37:13exist because people are able to afford
37:15them. And these people when you stand
37:17next to them side by side naked are the
37:20same as you. The only difference is the
37:22inner world and the frequency that
37:23they're tuning into. Right? In fact, let
37:26me give you an example. I used to live
37:29in Dubai. I spent six years living in
37:31Dubai from 2009 2015
37:35and uh I lived on in a beautiful home on
37:38an a man-made island in the shape of a
37:41palm tree. It was called the Palm Palm
37:42JRA. I had a beautiful I had one of the
37:45only three-story villas on the palm and
37:47it was absolutely spectacular. Now I I
37:50wouldn't swap it for my current home. My
37:51current home I'm just exceptionally
37:53bless blessed and grateful for. But uh
37:55when I lived on the palm Yeah. I was I
37:59had I had an amazing lifestyle. Yeah. I
38:01drove a McLaren and a Range Rover and I
38:04I had a just a beautiful life. And
38:06occasionally I would go into the Dubai
38:08Mall, which is the largest shopping mall
38:10in the world, the the mecca of
38:12materialism. And I remember I was in the
38:14Dubai Mall one time and I was standing
38:17next to uh the outside the window of the
38:21Louis Vuitton shop. I'm not a big
38:23fashion label guy. You don't see me
38:24wearing expensive labels that much. I'm
38:26I'm not into it. Nadia loves her labels
38:28and she likes buying me stuff. I can be
38:30a walking label, but yeah, I I I just
38:32like being comfortable, right? But I was
38:34standing outside the Louis Vuitton shop
38:36and one of the things caught my eye. It
38:38was a briefcase and it was a caught my
38:41eye because my business partner at that
38:43time was a gentleman called Stefan. We
38:45were building a large alternative energy
38:47company at the time. And Stefan bought
38:49me a Louis Vuitton briefcase for
38:51Christmas as a gift. And as I was
38:53walking past the Louis Vuitton shop, I
38:55saw it in the window and I was curious
38:56and it was about 2 and a half 3,000
38:59pounds from memory, something like that.
39:01Now, I'll be honest, I've never used it.
39:03I actually gave it Nadia when we first
39:05dated many, many years later. But yeah,
39:08I looked at it and then I noticed
39:10something very interesting.
39:12There was a person standing next to me.
39:16That person was an Indian gentleman
39:19wearing a blue set of overalls
39:22holding a mop that was mopping the floor
39:25outside of the Louis Vuitton shop.
39:29Now,
39:30he and I were in exactly the same space
39:35proximity-wise.
39:37We were at the same time and the same
39:40place breathing the same air. But his
39:44model of the world, his reality and my
39:47reality were very very different.
39:50That briefcase would have been a year's
39:52salary for that guy at least.
39:54And you get the idea. Now what was the
39:59difference? And I had it was quite a
40:01humbling moment, a very compassionate
40:02moment. And I always try to you treat
40:04people that are in those kind of movies
40:06very respectfully.
40:08But
40:10my question to you is when you're
40:12walking around in your movie,
40:16are you casually looking at the
40:18briefcase as if you could buy it or are
40:20you holding a mop?
40:26Same outer world, same yeah time and
40:30place, same air that we're breathing.
40:34You get to choose which one of those
40:36characters that you step into.
40:39And if you're holding a mop, don't ever
40:41expect to go by the briefcase.
40:43Now, the reason that I'm suggesting
40:46things like browsing the magazines and
40:48reading the books and being able to use
40:51$100 in your as a bookmark and put, you
40:54know, 500 bucks in your back pocket as
40:56as walking around money. The goal of all
40:59of this
41:00is to bring your awareness of lots of
41:03money to the normal level.
41:08Why?
41:10The mop report. Don't buy that. Do not
41:12subscribe to the mop report. Right?
41:16Because as I said earlier, my friends,
41:18environment beats will and conditioning.
41:22And unfortunately, if you weren't born
41:24into a uber wealthy family, if you
41:28weren't recruited early on into the
41:30secret societies and were able to deal
41:32with early levels of conditioning, you
41:35have been conditioned. But you've been
41:37conditioned to holding a mock, not an
41:40expensive briefcase. You get the idea.
41:44When I came out of prison seven odd
41:46years ago, six, seven years ago,
41:47whatever it was, and I was minus $30,
41:51whatever it was, 50 odd,000 in debt, did
41:55I care? Did I think, "Holy crap, how
41:57long am I going to have to go work to
41:58pay that off? Some of you have got 50
42:00grand in student loans and you're still
42:02paying it off 5 years later."
42:05No, because I understand what I'm
42:07teaching. I didn't focus on that. I
42:10understood that. Yeah. My conditioning
42:14was what would make me wealthy again.
42:16Well, actually, I was already wealthy in
42:17my mind. I'm on about in terms of the
42:19the monetary value. My conditioning was
42:21there. I didn't fret. I didn't worry
42:24about Yeah. sleeping at night scared if
42:28I was going to pay the bills. Yeah, of
42:30course. So, I had to do some practical
42:32stuff. I had to buy beans instead of
42:33fillet steak for a while. No big deal.
42:36I'm still part of the adventure. Still
42:38happy. But I didn't confuse my
42:41self-worth with my net worth.
42:45Are we learning something today about
42:46money, guys? Mhm. Now, let's move on to
42:52puzzle piece number two.
42:56They have a relationship to money that
42:58is based on the non-physical, not the
43:01physical. Again, once you've got rid of
43:03the counter inentions, once you're okay
43:06with being around uber wealthy people,
43:08once you can walk in and be invited to
43:10sit at the table and think that it's
43:12normal rather than awkward,
43:15then you start working on your
43:17relationship to money as a non-physical
43:20centric relationship, not a physical
43:22center. See, most people are out there
43:24in buy me chasing something to hold or a
43:28statement to look at with zeros on it.
43:31You get the idea.
43:33What does that mean when it means having
43:35a non-physical relationship?
43:38How much non-physical, ladies and
43:41gentlemen, can you fit on the head of a
43:44pin? How much? Tell me.
43:50Oh, that slows you down. Right. Yeah.
43:53All of it.
43:55It doesn't follow physical matter rules.
43:59How much money can you fit in your
44:02wallet in terms of paper money or credit
44:04cards or gold coins or whatever it is?
44:06Is there a limit to how much money you
44:08can fit in your wallet or in a safe at
44:10home? Of course. So if you think money
44:13is physical
44:15then you will have limits to it because
44:17you will see it go and that will leave a
44:20hole in your wallet and you will try to
44:22replace that hole in your wallet by
44:25going out in the physical world to get
44:27some more money. But you follow when you
44:30have a non-physical attachment to money
44:35you see it differently. And I'll give
44:37you the example of a bathtub.
44:40You see, if you think money is physical
44:44and you've got to fill the bath with
44:46money, that's what it is. That the bath
44:48represents your wallet. Yeah. And you
44:52want to run a B. You've got to fill the
44:53bath up. You want to try to get as much
44:55money in your life as possible. People
44:58in buy me are chasing the more.
45:03There is never enough. I've worked with
45:05Yeah. people worth $700 million that
45:08were on Prozac yet until they called me.
45:12Why were they depressed? Because they
45:13weren't a billionaire yet. And they'd
45:15worked so hard they could never crack
45:16the billion. So they were never good
45:18enough. I got news for you. If they got
45:20to the billion, they'd invent another
45:21number that they wouldn't be good enough
45:23until they hit that as well. It never
45:24ends. So how do the secret society
45:29members and initiates
45:32treat money? Well, if you treat money in
45:36buy me like the water in the bathtub,
45:40you are trying to focus on how much
45:42water is in there. And there's always a
45:44plug that's been pulled, which means
45:46water is constantly going out. So,
45:48you're having to replace it with more
45:50water. So, you're out there hustling and
45:51earning so that you can cover the money
45:53that you're spending. Is this making
45:55sense? Yeah. Everybody understand? You
45:57with me so far? Okay. now.
46:02And there's never enough water in your
46:03bathtub. Have you noticed that? You
46:05always want more water. Why do you want
46:07more water in your bathtub?
46:09It's pretty damn simple. You want more
46:12water in your bathtub
46:15because you feel you have to replace. If
46:18the water runs out, you're dry.
46:22That's why you work on trying to plug
46:24the hole so it doesn't fall out as fast.
46:26You work on being careful about what
46:28you're spending. Yeah. and you're all
46:30the while trying to put more looking for
46:31opportunities to run out to the well
46:33with a bucket to try to bring some water
46:35back to put in your bathtub.
46:38Now, how do the secret society initiates
46:42Yeah. view money? They view money as an
46:46unlimited renewable resource.
46:50Let me say that again.
46:52How much do you put on the head of a
46:54pin? An unlimited renewable resource.
46:58They know that when they need money or
47:02they have a need for money, they turn on
47:05the tap.
47:07Now, the last time you had a bath or a
47:09shower, ladies and gentlemen,
47:11yeah, it was probably today, this
47:13morning, maybe. Or maybe you're going to
47:15have a shower tomorrow. If you're
47:17looking to have a shower tomorrow,
47:21here's what I can guarantee is going to
47:22happen.
47:25You're going to get up, go in the
47:26shower, and turn on the water. Here's
47:28what I guarantee is not going to happen.
47:31You're not going to wake up at 4:00 and
47:34be scared or worried if the water's
47:35going to be there when you turn it on.
47:39You'll be like, "Ah, damn. I really need
47:42to have a shower tomorrow. I'm I'm
47:44getting a little smelly here." And oh
47:46dear, what if I've got to figure out how
47:48the water's going to What if the water
47:49isn't there? What if I don't have enough
47:50water? Oh my god. No. See, you've been
47:52completely conditioned that water will
47:55be there when you turn on the tap.
47:57Unlike, by the way, most of your
48:01ancestors,
48:03they were lying in bed at night or in
48:06the cave or on the straw mat. They were
48:09lying in bed worried about whether the
48:11well was going to dry and if they would
48:13have enough water or if the rivers would
48:15have a drought or if there'd be enough
48:17for the crops. That's what they were
48:18lying in bed for, about water. Now, you
48:22don't lie in bed about water worrying
48:24about if you turn the tap on and there's
48:28any is going to come out. You have
48:29absolute certainty to the point where
48:31you don't give it a second thought. You
48:33have conviction. And if someone
48:35questioned it, you would be laughing at
48:36them.
48:38Now, translate your ancestors
48:40relationship to water to your
48:44relationship to money.
48:48See the initiates in the secret society,
48:51you say, "Oh, but what what if you run
48:52out of money?" They would laugh at you
48:55because they have so much conviction,
48:59not because there's so much in the bank.
49:02That's almost irrelevant because they
49:04know that the money will be there when
49:07they need it.
49:10You see, you're happy to turn off the
49:13tap in the bath when you have enough for
49:15what you want.
49:19You get in the bath, you have a bath,
49:21and then you pull the plug on the bath.
49:23What you don't do, I'm guessing, is sit
49:25in front of the bath and cry because all
49:27that water is going down the plug hole
49:29and oh my god, what if it never fills up
49:31again?
49:32I'm being a tad facitious, but you get
49:35the idea. What I'm teaching you here is
49:38not how to make money.
49:41Go follow the buy me crowd and then when
49:43you get to become, you know, stressed
49:46out, Simon, come back and we'll chat.
49:50What I'm doing here is showing you the
49:52mindset shift, the relationship shift,
49:54the frequency shift, the inner shifts
49:57that you need to make if you want to
49:59build wealth, if you want to change your
50:01financial circumstances. So hear me
50:03again. People will never rise above the
50:07opinion of Come on, type it in.
50:13Thank you.
50:17So why are you banging your head against
50:19the wall trying to do it?
50:23Let's go to number three.
50:26Right, is the uh pieces I want to be
50:29able to share with you today. There is a
50:30lot more, but I'm I'm trying to pick the
50:32best that I can give you. If you don't
50:34want to follow me after tomorrow, you
50:36don't want to hang out more and start
50:37mastering this and get some of the other
50:38pieces and that's cool. I want to make
50:40sure that what I've chosen today is
50:42massively impactful so at least it can
50:44help. That's my commitment to you guys.
50:46Yeah. I'm not trying to hide things or
50:48hold it back. I'm just limited on the
50:49time. So I want to make sure that yeah
50:52what I give you today if you if you're
50:54with me you're present you're taking
50:55notes then this is going to be useful
50:57because where else do you learn this
51:00right tell me h where else have you
51:02learned what you've learned even today
51:03about money in some of you probably been
51:05in personal growth for 10 20 30 years
51:08right it's it's a different
51:11understanding when you realize well how
51:13the secret societies are taught now
51:16piece number three they understand how
51:19to use debt debt if they don't let debt
51:21use them. This is another classic how
51:23they enslave the masses and they
51:25understand the difference between two
51:26terms. Constructive debt and destructive
51:30debt. Now, most of you
51:33have a very poor relationship to debt by
51:36design. It's how materialism has been
51:38pushed onto you by telling you you don't
51:41feel good enough if you don't look this
51:42way, smell that way, have this thing.
51:45Yeah. Blah blah blah. Right? So, let me
51:47give you an example of constructive
51:48debt. Constructive debt is something
51:51that has the potential to increase your
51:53net worth or your earning ability.
51:57Something that adds value to existing
51:59assets like an extension on the house
52:01that may cost you 30 grand to put on and
52:04add 50 grand to the house price. That is
52:06constructive debt.
52:08Something that's likely to go up in
52:10value rather than down. And something
52:13that, and this is a big one, it allows
52:15you to purchase something that will be a
52:18higher value than the cost of borrowing
52:21the money to buy it. That's a key part.
52:25See, now
52:27when you talk about constructive debt,
52:30the ultra wealthy don't use the term
52:33constructive debt. They use the term
52:35OPD. OPD, as you probably heard, stands
52:38for other people's uh OPD, sorry, other
52:42people's drama. OPM,
52:44one of my other seminars, right? Other
52:47people's money, right? And if you get
52:50the chance to use OPM, other people's
52:52money, then you should always take that
52:54providing it's constructively used for
52:57for constructive debt. See, when Apple
53:01made a $90 billion acquisition two years
53:04ago, Apple could write out a check for
53:07$90 billion, right, without breaking a
53:10sweat on its balance sheet. Do you know
53:12what they did? They went and borrowed
53:14$90 billion
53:16because they understand what
53:19constructive debt is. they were going to
53:21make more money for themselves
53:25than the value that it cost to borrow
53:28the money. Right? You get the idea. Now,
53:31let's go to something most of you are
53:33probably a little bit more familiar
53:34with. Destructive debt. Destructive debt
53:37essentially leaves you with nothing
53:38lasting to show for it, right? Like a
53:41meal you pay for on a credit card, a
53:44Yeah. or a holiday that you take. It
53:47doesn't add to your net worth. it likely
53:50goes down in value rather than up.
53:52That's like a car payment, for example,
53:55and it essentially costs you more over
53:58time than what it's worth because you're
54:00paying interest on the money you didn't
54:02have to buy it. Is this making sense?
54:05Right. So when you have a relationship
54:08to debt that is focused on destructive
54:11debt because you don't understand the
54:13difference, you are just not educated
54:16like the people in the secret society
54:18spend time on this because it's
54:20important. You can become mega wealthy
54:23by understanding constructive debt. Now
54:26I was never taught this. Now I was I the
54:28first house that I bought when I was in
54:30my my 20s I actually bought for cash,
54:33right? And I thought oh that way I don't
54:34have a mortgage. I'm really smart. And
54:37when I sold it about 5 years later for
54:40double the over double the value, I
54:43realized I'd been an idiot. Why? Because
54:46I made 100% on the house. Whereas
54:49instead of buying the house for cash, if
54:51I'd have bought 10 houses with a 10%
54:54deposit with the same money and then
54:56sold 10 houses at double the value 5
54:59years later, I'd have made a lot more
55:01money. That would have been a lot
55:02smarter. But nobody taught me this
55:04stuff.
55:05Yeah, I didn't understand. Now I'm
55:07fortunate in a position these days where
55:09I don't have any debt. Yeah, I don't
55:11have car payments. I don't have
55:12mortgages. I don't have credit cards.
55:14Any of that stuff, right? Everything I
55:16buy, I buy out of abundance. Now, are
55:19there times where I use OPM? Absolutely.
55:22Are there times it makes absolute sense?
55:24Of course. Why? Because I understand the
55:26power of constructive debt. Let me say
55:29it again. If it allows you to purchase
55:32something that will be of higher value
55:34than the cost of buying it, then why
55:37would you not use OPM? And part of it is
55:41building a better relationship to debt,
55:44which most people that are not in the
55:47initiates don't have. They have a
55:49destructive relationship or they don't
55:51even know the difference. Right?
55:54If you were to buy something on your
55:55credit card, the next time you make a
55:59purchase, you can now ask yourself which
56:02side of the table does it fall on. If
56:04you're buying something on a credit card
56:07that is likely going to pay you back way
56:10more money than the interest you're
56:11paying for the people who are giving you
56:13the money, it's a good purchase. But if
56:16you lump it all together at the end of
56:17the month and see a frightening figure
56:19and go, "Oh my god, I can't afford
56:20that." then you're never going to become
56:22wealthy.
56:25Going to pay for something on a credit
56:27card that you can't afford
56:29but is going to make you better or more
56:32wealthy. Well done. Buying something on
56:35a credit card that is going to leave you
56:37with nothing much to show for it or a
56:39depreciating asset. Not well done. This
56:43making sense? Have zero fear. In fact,
56:46have enthusiasm for this side of the
56:49table. that will start to change your
56:51financial frequency and have a a bit of
56:54a um yeah concern or yeah uh yeah talk
56:59to yourself in a way that do I really
57:00need to spend money on that. When you
57:03move to this side of the table, you will
57:05start to shift your frequency and your
57:07mindset.
57:09Guys, has this been helpful? Has this
57:11been useful today? Have we making some
57:14shifts around our finances? Now,
57:15tomorrow I am going to bring it all
57:18together. I'm going to be pulling the
57:19laces tight. And if you join me for
57:22tomorrow on our private training right
57:25after, right? Yes, I'll share with you a
57:28little bit just about some of the steps
57:29that you may want to look at on on to
57:31take further, but also I'm going to give
57:34you some special training that is going
57:36to absolutely blow your mind. In fact,
57:38if I I'm I'm more excited about the
57:42special training tomorrow than I am the
57:43whole day tomorrow, right? because it's
57:46rare that I share this and when you hear
57:49it, it is going to absolutely take away
57:52every single excuse that your fear-based
57:55conditioning can come up with for why
57:57you are not already abundant, why you
57:59are not already a master manifestor, why
58:02you have got what it takes, why everyone
58:04who put you down was wrong. All of that
58:06will happen on the private session
58:08tomorrow. Now, you're going to get some
58:09amazing stuff on the general session
58:10tomorrow, too. Please go to
58:12petersage.com/apply,
58:15fill in the seven questions, you get a
58:17great gift for doing it, and you get
58:19access to the special training. And yes,
58:20it will be recorded just for the people
58:24that have filled in the application.
58:25However, there's going to be some
58:27time-sensitive stuff I'm going to play
58:28with tomorrow for a very special reason,
58:30which I won't reveal right now. And on
58:32that note, we are top of the hour. How's
58:35that for time management, ladies and
58:36gentlemen? What do you mean uh you're
58:38going now? Of course, you can't go cuz
58:40you haven't said the magic word, which
58:41is mystery box. Who's up for a mystery
58:44box gift today? Now, as it's money day,
58:48as it's abundance, and no, I'm not going
58:49to give you $1,000. The uh uh what I am
58:53going to share with you today, one of
58:55the tips that I gave you on
58:59reprogramming
59:00your financial thermostat, your
59:03financial set point, one of the tips was
59:05what? Right. Give me one of the tips,
59:07guys.
59:09Mhm. Walking around money. I'm not
59:11giving you that. Right. Uh I'm going to
59:14give you what is it? Yes. Read some
59:16financially inspirational books. Use a
59:19$100 as a or a 50 or 100 euro note or
59:22whatever it is as a yeah a bookmark. So
59:26I'm going to give you today one of my
59:28favorite books, which is we talked about
59:30it yesterday, The Richest Man in
59:32Babylon. But wait, there is more. The
59:35richest man in Babylon is only taking up
59:37half the screen. What else could
59:40possibly be coming forward? Not another
59:42book, Peter Sage. There we go. Today,
59:44I'm going to be putting in your portal a
59:46PDF of Think and Grow Rich and also a
59:50PDF and an audio book cuz I know some of
59:52you like the the audio. No, it's not my
59:54voice. You're tired of hearing that of
59:56the richest man. But there's two books
59:58to get you started on reprogramming your
1:00:01mind around money. All right. Take what
1:00:04I'm saying seriously today. You declared
1:00:07it. You know that if you focus on
1:00:10anything other than getting rid of those
1:00:13financial limiting beliefs, anything
1:00:14other than making, you know, ultra
1:00:17wealthy normal or at least a lot more
1:00:19money normal to you, you're going to be
1:00:21chasing the hamster wheel of poverty for
1:00:24the rest of your life. Again, last shout
1:00:26out. Go to peters.comapply
1:00:29and I will see you guys tomorrow for day
1:00:33number five. We're going to smash it out
1:00:34of the park. Let's bring this puppy
1:00:36home. And thank you so much for being
1:00:38awesome. Love you guys. And uh uh one
1:00:41thing I'll share now is just a very
1:00:43quick video and listen to it from a
1:00:45place. Listen to the people you're about
1:00:47to listen to. They went through our
1:00:49six-month transformation program. Listen
1:00:51to their belief systems. Listen to how
1:00:54their relationship
1:00:56to things has shifted, not their skill
1:00:58set. That is the trap of personal
1:01:01development that is going to keep you
1:01:02reaching for your credit card to buy the
1:01:04next course, buy the next program, buy
1:01:06the next this, buy the next that
1:01:08right? No. Buy the next
1:01:10version of you. That's going to change
1:01:14everything. Guys, I love you. I'll see
1:01:16you tomorrow.
1:01:19I no longer thought about the things
1:01:22that I thought were important. I'm no
1:01:24longer important. I have a whole new set
1:01:27of standards and for myself as well as
1:01:31people that I interact with. And
1:01:35you know, it would be so great if
1:01:38everybody would be able to see the
1:01:40version that we see now because it would
1:01:43make the world such a better place.
1:01:46But it takes time and it takes change.
1:01:49And if you change one person, who can
1:01:51change one more person? And it's that
1:01:54ripple effect. But what really kind of
1:01:57touched my heart is that my mom has
1:01:58always listened to me. She's never been
1:02:00a part of a community and it's never had
1:02:03the opportunity. And all I wanted to do
1:02:05for her is to experience what I'm a part
1:02:08of every day and how it changes people's
1:02:12lives. For me, it changed my life
1:02:14tremendously. and has changed her life
1:02:17through me. But what I know is that
1:02:20she's changing lives by speaking to
1:02:22people and preaching what I'm preaching
1:02:25for a lack of a better explanation. She
1:02:28has touched so many people's lives.
1:02:30She's made such a difference in people's
1:02:32lives that I haven't even met. But just
1:02:35because of her listening to me and me
1:02:37going through Peter's programs, it's
1:02:40been a totally new world for me. I had
1:02:42no idea such a thing as personal
1:02:44development existed before and now it's
1:02:47my lifestyle. It's what I do. The EMF
1:02:50totally changed my life from victimhood.
1:02:53Everything happened to me and I just I I
1:02:57knew that I couldn't do anything about
1:02:59it. It switched everything around. Now I
1:03:02I can do anything about it. I can create
1:03:06my new life and can even help other
1:03:09people do it. It brought up things in me
1:03:12I didn't know. I do walk around or I did
1:03:15I should say walk around with
1:03:17self-doubt, lack of confidence, but
1:03:20always managed to get through that in
1:03:22life. There was always a part of me that
1:03:24felt like I was always that person that
1:03:26wanted to be out there being with people
1:03:28who was having the fun but didn't have
1:03:30that confidence to do that where I could
1:03:32actually become my true self to know
1:03:35what was in my heart that I had to do to
1:03:38drop all the labels and not worry about
1:03:41the opinion of other people. That in
1:03:43itself was a weight that just released
1:03:47from me. And at that point, that's when
1:03:51my life changed even more. You get
1:03:53everything out of every single module.
1:03:56Every module has a breakthrough. And the
1:03:58good thing about EMF is it is a toolbox.
1:04:01So once you go through it again, you are
1:04:03going to want to go through it again and
1:04:04again and again. It's exactly what I'm
1:04:06doing now. If you want to embark on a
1:04:09the most exciting
1:04:12growth journey of your life and if
1:04:15you're ready to feel uncomfortable
1:04:17because you will you will feel
1:04:19uncomfortable. You will be thrown at,
1:04:22you know, curveballs,
1:04:25but you're going to be backed up by the
1:04:28most excite beautiful community of
1:04:31people, high conscious people that are
1:04:34really happy to work on themselves, that
1:04:38are self-reflecting,
1:04:40that are putting in the work, and that
1:04:44are offering a complete safe and
1:04:47non-judgmental space for you to be. It's
1:04:52beautiful. People catching you. They are
1:04:54there for you. They have your back and
1:04:58you go through, you know, so many levels
1:05:01of learning. It's going to give you that
1:05:04which you need and that you can apply
1:05:07and use and grow with. It's going to
1:05:11give that to you if you do it. It's it's
1:05:15just going to be able to make you
1:05:19realize everything that you've actually
1:05:22wanted to realize. It can do that for
1:05:25you. It's it's such a practical course
1:05:28that you can you will be able to grow
1:05:32into anything that you wish to do,
1:05:35financial, relationships,
1:05:37yourself, anything. It's such a
1:05:40practical course. It's exciting. It's
1:05:43very challenging.
1:05:45Um, but he has this
1:05:49important part of what he does that is
1:05:53changing your peer group.
1:05:55So that the the elite menship forum
1:05:58provides you with a a whole new
1:06:00different peer group. Um, so having gone
1:06:03from a military background where I I I
1:06:06had a strong structure and peer group,
1:06:08it kind of made sense to me. I was now
1:06:10able to spend time and share stories
1:06:12with people who knew where I was coming
1:06:14from and were trying to go to the same
1:06:16place that I was going to. Dig down deep
1:06:18inside. Go beyond the fears and ask
1:06:20yourself, what do you really want from
1:06:22your life? What sort of a legacy do you
1:06:24want to leave? Whether it be your story
1:06:26or your children's story. If you were
1:06:29given a magic wand
1:06:32to change your life to look the way that
1:06:35you really want it to,
1:06:38you have you have that power. You have
1:06:40that opportunity.
1:06:42The Elite Menship Forum gives you that
1:06:45magic wand. There's a feeling you'll get
1:06:49and you have to trust that feeling. And
1:06:52um we all try to negate that feeling
1:06:55sometimes and brush it aside, but it
1:06:58knows what's right for you. And if you
1:07:00feel it, if there's even a tiny little
1:07:03bit of that feeling, you have to follow
1:07:05it because it's it's your path. It's
1:07:08it's the way to heal yourself. I'm a
1:07:11science girl. Um I was never into the
1:07:14whole woo woo of any of it until you
1:07:18show me the scan. And that is what what
1:07:22I accepted. That is what my brain
1:07:23accepted. Um so to have it in such an
1:07:26easy, understandable way that doesn't
1:07:29scare people, that doesn't push people
1:07:31off. There's a lot of um disconnect from
1:07:34what it is and what it's not. But the
1:07:36way Peter explains it, it's a way that
1:07:38is understandable to everyone. To
1:07:41everyone,
1:07:43the EMF is a whole different animal.
1:07:46It's a much higher level, much higher
1:07:48conscious program. And when I did EMF
1:07:52and looked at the videos, when you when
1:07:54you go into your dashboard, Yeah. in the
1:07:58Peter Sage Academy, I was blown away.
1:08:03Lost for words.
1:08:05At the detail and the quality and just
1:08:09the whole thing. And I've done a lot of
1:08:11these programs. never seen any program
1:08:14as thorough, wellthought out, well
1:08:18sequentially well structured
1:08:21as EMF. And he's had the smarts to
1:08:26realize you got to bring people
1:08:28together, create these high conscious
1:08:30peer groups, which is possible nowadays.
1:08:33It was at a point in my life where I
1:08:34didn't know who I was, where I wanted to
1:08:37go, what I wanted to be. I was like in
1:08:39the process of refinding myself after
1:08:42having my kids and my kids are my life.
1:08:45They mean the world to me. My husband
1:08:48means the world to me. I'm going to cry.
1:08:51Um yeah, and I just knew that I needed a
1:08:53change and EMF was that change for me.
1:08:57It just showed me that
1:09:04that you can be more
1:09:07and you can achieve your dreams. And I
1:09:10didn't know that those dreams that I had
1:09:13as a child
1:09:15I had there was a way of achieving them.
1:09:20And I'm just so grateful that I can
1:09:23instill in my kids that dreams don't
1:09:26just have to be dreams that go by the
1:09:28wayside. That they can
1:09:33they can be reality
1:09:35and you can create your own reality and
1:09:38you don't have to conform to the norms
1:09:40of society
1:09:43in the way that everyone expects you to.
1:09:45That you can step out of the box.
1:09:49You can create your own Lego pieces and
1:09:52just build a world that is beautiful and
1:09:56amazing and pure and yeah, it's just
1:10:00completely changed my whole outlook on
1:10:03life. The best I can say is thank you to
1:10:06Peter for creating this incredible
1:10:09program and the ability to share it with
1:10:12all with the world and to the incredible
1:10:16group of peers that are in this program
1:10:20in this community for being such amazing
1:10:23beacons of light and love and support.
1:10:28I can't imagine my life staying the same
1:10:31as it was. And now I can only dream of
1:10:35the greatness that life has in store for
1:10:38me.

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