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0:00You have met someone like this. They
0:02walk into a room and something in it
0:04changes. Not because they are loud. Some
0:06of them barely speak. Things just move
0:08toward them. Opportunities, people,
0:11money usually, though that is the part
0:13people notice last. There is a word for
0:15what you were standing next to.
0:17Magnetic, dangerously so. And you have
0:19probably told yourself they were lucky
0:21or born that way or that it is simply
0:24personality.
0:25It is none of those three. There is a
0:27mechanism underneath it. and almost
0:29nobody explains it. So why them and not
0:32you? You have worked harder than most of
0:34the people you know. You have been
0:36decent. You did what you were told would
0:38work. The saving, the hoping, the
0:40getting up and trying again in the
0:41morning. And somewhere along the way,
0:43you started to suspect that effort was
0:45not the thing because you have supplied
0:47plenty of effort and the shape of your
0:48life has not changed much. That
0:50suspicion is correct. And the reason is
0:53not the one you have been carrying. So
0:55here is what I am going to do over the
0:56next few minutes. First, I will show you
0:59what frequency actually is. Not the
1:01vague version you have heard a hundred
1:02times. The mechanical one in plain
1:05English with nothing you have to take on
1:07faith. Then I will give you the four
1:09steps that change it. There are only
1:11four. And the fourth is where almost
1:12everybody fails. And last, and this is
1:15the part I want you to stay for, I am
1:17going through the misconceptions. Five
1:19of them. They are the reason good people
1:21do this work for years and get nothing.
1:23And hardly anyone will say them out
1:25loud. Before any of that, one thing.
1:27[music] Nobody ever explained this to
1:29you. Not your parents, who did not know
1:31it themselves. Not school. Not the
1:33church, though the church comes closer
1:35than most. You were handed a world and
1:37told that the way to change your
1:38position in it was to work. And you did
1:40that faithfully for decades. You were
1:42not lazy. You were not doing it wrong.
1:45[sighs] You were working on the wrong
1:47part. Here is the mechanism, and I want
1:49you to picture it rather than think
1:50about it. You remember a radio with a
1:52dial, a real one, a needle sliding
1:55across a lit strip, and a knob you
1:56turned with your fingers until something
1:58came in clear. Now, every station on
2:01that strip is playing right now. All of
2:03them at the same time. The orchestra,
2:05the ball game, the preacher, the farm
2:07report. They do not take turns. They are
2:10in the room you are sitting in at this
2:11moment, passing straight through you.
2:13But you hear one. And which one you hear
2:15has nothing to do with which is
2:17strongest or which deserves it or which
2:19you would prefer. It has to do with one
2:21thing only, where the needle is sitting.
2:24Move it an eighth of an inch and the
2:26orchestra is gone and the ball game is
2:28there instead. The orchestra did not
2:30stop playing. You stopped receiving it.
2:32Your life works exactly this way. And
2:35there is one station almost everybody in
2:37this country is parked on without ever
2:38knowing its name. I will tell you what
2:40it is in a minute. The station most
2:42people are tuned to is called Not Yet.
2:45Not Yet. Not for me. Not this year.
2:48Maybe when things settle down. It plays
2:50underneath everything so constantly that
2:52you stopped hearing it as a sound a long
2:54time ago. It is just what the room
2:56sounds like. And everything in your life
2:58right now, the number in your account,
3:00the work you do, the way people speak to
3:02you is not a judgment on you. It is not
3:05punishment and it is not luck. It is
3:07reception. It is what comes through when
3:09the needle is parked there. Which means
3:11the thing you have been trying to fix
3:13was never the thing. You have been
3:15moving the furniture around a room while
3:16the radio plays the same station it has
3:18played for 40 years.
3:21Let me say one thing here then leave it
3:23alone. If you are still with me 4
3:25minutes into something like this, you
3:26are not browsing. You have been carrying
3:29something for a long while and you have
3:30tried the easy answers and they did not
3:32hold. So subscribe if you want to. Not
3:36as a kindness to me because what I just
3:38told you is one idea and one idea has
3:40never changed anybody's life. What
3:42changes a life is hearing a thing enough
3:44times that you stop arguing with it.
3:47That is all this channel is. People who
3:49heard it once and came back. That is
3:51all. Let us keep going. None of this is
3:53mine, by the way. A man named Neville
3:56Goddard was saying it in lecture halls
3:57in the 1940s and50s to rooms full of
4:00ordinary people who had come through a
4:02depression and a war and wanted to
4:04understand why their lives looked the
4:06way they did. And the line he kept
4:07returning to was this. Man moves in a
4:10world that is nothing more than his own
4:12consciousness objectified, which sounds
4:14like a great deal until you hear what it
4:16actually says. The world you are walking
4:18around in is the outside of what is
4:20going on inside you. Not a reward for
4:22it, not a response to it, the outside of
4:25it. Now, here is the part that makes the
4:27difference and it is the part people are
4:29almost never told. [music] A radio set
4:31does not only receive, it also puts
4:33something out. Whatever station you are
4:35sitting on, you are broadcasting it not
4:37in words. In how you hold your shoulders
4:39walking into a bank, in what your face
4:41does in the half second before you
4:43answer a question about money, in which
4:45opportunities you say out loud and which
4:47ones you let go past without mentioning,
4:49people read it immediately, not
4:51consciously, they just come away with a
4:53feeling about you. And the feeling is
4:55accurate because you transmitted it.
4:57Think about the person I opened with the
4:59one things move toward. They are not
5:01doing anything to anybody. They are
5:02broadcasting a station where it has
5:04already worked out and every person and
5:06every opportunity within range is
5:08responding to that signal rather than to
5:10anything they said. That is what
5:12magnetic is. It is not charm and it is
5:15not confidence. It is a transmission
5:18and it is coming off you right now
5:20whether you meant it to or not. And here
5:22is why it holds so well. It runs in a
5:25circle and the circle feeds itself.
5:28Start anywhere. Start with what you
5:30believe you are. A person who has always
5:32had to be careful. That belief produces
5:35a feeling and the feeling is not an
5:37opinion. It is physical.
5:40A tightening across the chest when the
5:41mail comes. A particular way of
5:43breathing when you open the account.
5:45That feeling decides what you do. You do
5:47not apply. You do not ask. You take the
5:50smaller thing because the bigger one
5:51felt like a reach. You say no to the
5:53dinner because of what it would cost.
5:55And you say it lightly so nobody [music]
5:57notices. And those choices produce
5:59results. modest ones, careful ones. And
6:02then this is the part that locks the
6:04door. You look at the results and you
6:05think, well, there it is. That is who I
6:08am. A person who has always had to be
6:10careful. You have just proved your own
6:12case using evidence you made yourself.
6:15Round and round for 30 years. Not
6:17because anything is wrong with you,
6:19because nobody ever told you that you
6:20were allowed to start the circle
6:22somewhere else. Which is why working
6:24harder has never shifted it. You can
6:26take the second job. You can get the
6:27raise. And four months later, the number
6:29is back where it was because something
6:31came due or something broke or it simply
6:33went in a way you cannot fully account
6:35for. [sighs and gasps] That is not bad
6:37luck arriving on a schedule. That is a
6:39station playing. You added volume. You
6:42did not change what was being played.
6:43And you cannot think your way out of it
6:45either. You can understand exactly where
6:47it came from. You can name the year it
6:49started and the person you got it from.
6:51I did that. I did it thoroughly. and the
6:53number did not move for two more years.
6:56Knowing where the needle is does not
6:57move the needle. Something has to
6:59actually turn the knob and that is a
7:01different kind of action than any you
7:02have been taking. So that is what
7:04frequency is, not a mood, not a
7:06vibration you have to hold up like a man
7:08balancing a plate on a stick. A setting,
7:11one setting which decides what comes in
7:13and what goes out and which has been
7:14sitting where it is for most of your
7:16life because nobody ever showed you the
7:18knob. In a moment I am going to show you
7:20how to move it. four steps and I will
7:22tell you now. The fourth is where almost
7:24everybody loses it, including me the
7:27first time. All right, four steps. I'll
7:29name them now so you know where we're
7:31going and then we'll take them one at a
7:32time. One, you decide who you are, not
7:36who you'd like to become. Two, you feel
7:38it before there's anything to see.
7:40Three, you make one choice today that
7:43the new version would make. And four,
7:45you hold it through the stretch where
7:46nothing's happening yet. That fourth one
7:49is where nearly everybody loses it. I'll
7:51tell you exactly what it feels like when
7:53we get there because if you can
7:54recognize it, you can survive it and
7:56most people can't. Nobody ever warned
7:58them it was coming. Step one, you
8:01decide. And I want to be careful with
8:03that word because it gets thrown around
8:04until it stops meaning anything. So, let
8:07me give you the difference between
8:08deciding and what you've actually been
8:10doing. Hoping is a request. It's
8:12addressed to somebody, the universe,
8:14God, luck, the manager, who might
8:16finally notice. [music] A request has to
8:19be received and granted by someone who
8:20isn't you, which means you've already
8:22handed the whole thing over before you
8:24finished the sentence. Deciding isn't
8:26addressed to anyone. You're not asking
8:28for a setting to be changed. You're
8:30changing it. And you've done this
8:32before, by the way. Think about how you
8:34decided you were somebody who's always
8:35had to be careful. You didn't apply for
8:37that. There was no ceremony and no
8:39particular Tuesday. At some point, it
8:42simply became what was true about you,
8:43and you've been living from inside it
8:45ever since without once checking whether
8:47it still had to be. You can do that
8:49again deliberately [music] in the other
8:51direction. It takes about 4 seconds,
8:54four words. But I'll say this before I
8:56give them to you. If you say them while
8:58you're still hoping, nothing happens at
9:00all. That's not me building it up.
9:02That's the entire difference between the
9:04people this works for and the people who
9:05tell me they tried it. Here they are. I
9:08am already living it. Let that sit for a
9:11second. I am already living it. Now look
9:14at what each piece is doing because this
9:16is built specifically to get past the
9:18thing that's killed every affirmation
9:19you've ever tried. [music] I am. Neville
9:22built his entire life's work on those
9:24two words. He said, "I am is the name of
9:27the creative power in you and that
9:29whatever you fasten to it stops being a
9:31description and becomes an assignment.
9:34You've been fastening things to it for
9:35years. I am broke. I am tired. I am the
9:39one who always goes without. You thought
9:41you were reporting the weather. You were
9:42writing the forecast already. This is
9:45the one doing the quiet work. Not soon.
9:48Not when the money comes. Not once
9:49things settle down. Already, which means
9:52there's no date in it. And a sentence
9:54with no date in it has no date to fail
9:56on. Living, not having. Having is a
9:58thing you own, and anything you own can
10:00be checked. Living is just how you're
10:03moving through a Tuesday. And nobody can
10:04audit that. Not even you. And it notice
10:08I never tell you what it is. That's
10:09deliberate. The second you name an
10:11amount, some part of you reaches for the
10:13account to see whether it's true. And
10:15that part wins every single time because
10:17it has evidence and you don't. Leave it
10:19unnamed and there's nothing to check it
10:21against. It goes straight through. Now,
10:23put it in writing, not in your head, in
10:25the comments where it's outside of you
10:27and somebody else can see it. There's a
10:29reason for that and it isn't engagement.
10:31A thought you had at 11 at night is a
10:33mood. A sentence you wrote down in
10:35public is a decision and your mind knows
10:37the difference even when you don't.
10:39Here's the format and the format matters
10:41more than you'd think. I am then your
10:43name. I am already living it. Then the
10:46life, not the amount, the life. So it
10:48reads like this. I am Carol. I am
10:51already living it. Debtree and sleeping
10:53through the night. I am Raymond. I am
10:55already living it. Working because I
10:57want to, not because I have to. I am
10:59Denise. I am already living it. able to
11:02help my daughter without checking first.
11:04Notice what those have in common. Not
11:06one of them is a number. They're all a
11:08Tuesday. A specific ordinary Tuesday
11:10inside a life where the thing has
11:12already worked out [music] because
11:13that's what you're tuning to, not a lump
11:15sum. A way of living that a lump sum
11:17would only ever be the evidence of. Go
11:20and write yours. It takes 30 seconds and
11:22it's the only part of this video that
11:24does anything by itself. And while
11:25you're down there, subscribe. Here's my
11:28reasoning, then I'll leave it alone.
11:29What you just did was turn a knob once.
11:32Once is a beginning. Once is also where
11:34most people's attempt ends because on
11:36Thursday the old station comes back in
11:38and there's nobody around to tell them
11:40that's normal and to hold their
11:41position. That's what this channel is,
11:43not inspiration. [music]
11:45Repetition. A thing said to you often
11:47enough that eventually you stop arguing
11:48with it, [music] which is the only way
11:50anybody's state has ever genuinely
11:52changed. So, if you'd rather still be
11:54holding this in a month than remembering
11:56it as a video you watched once,
11:58subscribe and let the next one find you.
12:00That's all. Back to it. Step two, you
12:03feel it before there's anything to see.
12:06This is where most people go wrong
12:07because they assume this step means
12:09visualizing, picturing the check,
12:11picturing the house, seeing the number
12:13on the screen. It isn't. And here's why.
12:16A picture is something you look at,
12:18which means you're still outside of it
12:19watching the way you'd watch it happen
12:21to somebody else. and your mind files it
12:24exactly like that as a nice thing
12:26happening over there to a person who
12:28isn't you. What changes the setting
12:30isn't the picture, it's the body. So
12:33tomorrow morning before you're properly
12:34awake while you're still soft and your
12:36guard hasn't come up yet. And that
12:38stretch between sleeping and waking is
12:40the one Neville cared about more than
12:42any other, by the way. Take about 90
12:44seconds and don't picture anything at
12:46all. Ask one question instead. How does
12:49my body sit in a life where this has
12:51already worked out? Then let your body
12:53answer because it will. The shoulders
12:55come down about half an inch. The jaw
12:57lets go and you probably didn't know you
12:59were holding it. The breath drops lower
13:01in the chest. There's a particular
13:03looseness through the stomach that you
13:05felt maybe four times in your adult
13:06life, usually on the second day of a
13:08holiday. That's the [music] state.
13:10That's the whole thing, not the house.
13:13The way a man sits in a chair on an
13:15ordinary morning when the money question
13:16has gone quiet. 90 seconds. Then get up
13:20and make the coffee. Step three, one
13:22choice today. Frequency isn't real until
13:25it moves through your hands. You can
13:26decide and you can feel it. And if
13:29nothing in your actual Tuesday changes,
13:31then you've had a pleasant morning and
13:32nothing more. But I'm not asking you to
13:34overhaul your life. And I want to be
13:36clear about that because the usual
13:38advice at this point is take massive
13:40action. And for most people, that's just
13:42a new and more exhausting way to fail by
13:44Friday. One choice today. One decision
13:48the already living it version of you
13:49would make without stopping to think
13:51about it. It'll be small. That isn't a
13:53problem. That's the point. Make the call
13:55you've been putting off because you
13:57assumed the answer was no. Ask what the
13:59rate would be instead of deciding in
14:01advance that you can't afford it. Say
14:03yes to the thing on Saturday. Put $10
14:05aside instead of the nothing you were
14:07going to put aside. Not because $10
14:09matters, but because of who puts money
14:11aside. And here's why this works. And it
14:13isn't willpower. Every one of those
14:15choices is evidence. And you're the one
14:18filing it. Your whole life, the circle
14:20has run in one direction. The belief
14:22made the feeling. The feeling made the
14:24choice. The choice made the proof.
14:26You're reaching into the middle of that
14:27and placing one piece of proof that
14:29doesn't belong to the old station. Do
14:31that today. And the circle has something
14:33in it that it cannot explain. Step four.
14:36And this is the one. I told you at the
14:38start that the fourth step is where
14:40nearly everybody loses it. So here it
14:42is. You turn the dial and the new
14:44station doesn't come in clean. There's a
14:46stretch first. Static hiss. Sometimes a
14:50few seconds of the old station bleeding
14:51back through. In radio they call that
14:53dead air. And it's exactly the right
14:56name for what happens next in your life.
14:58Because you'll do all of this. You'll
14:59decide. You'll feel it. You'll make the
15:02choice. And then Wednesday will arrive
15:04and look precisely like every Wednesday
15:06that came before it. The account will
15:07say what it said. The phone won't ring.
15:10Nothing will have visibly moved. That's
15:12the dead air. It isn't failure and it
15:14isn't a sign you did it wrong. It's the
15:16ordinary gap between a setting changing
15:18and the world catching up to the
15:20setting. But here's what people do
15:21inside it. And it's so natural you'd
15:23never catch yourself doing it. About 4
15:25days in, with nothing to show, you
15:27quietly go back. Not dramatically. You
15:30don't announce it. You just stop saying
15:32it. You start checking the account the
15:33old way. And within a week, you're on
15:35not yet again. And you've decided this
15:37doesn't work for people like you. You
15:39didn't fail at it. You turn the dial
15:41back during the static. So, here's the
15:43rule, and it's the only hard one in this
15:45video. During the dead air, you do
15:47nothing. You don't adjust. You don't try
15:50harder. You don't go hunting for a
15:52better method on somebody else's
15:53channel. You hold the setting, and you
15:55let it hiss. That's the whole of step
15:57four. Hold it while nothing is
15:59happening. So four, decide instead of
16:03hoping. Feel it in the body before
16:05there's anything to see. Make one choice
16:07today that the new version makes without
16:09thinking and hold the setting through
16:11the dead air which is coming and which
16:13means nothing. That's the method.
16:15There's nothing else to it and nothing
16:16to buy. But it still doesn't work for
16:18most people and the rest of this video
16:20is why. Right? This is the part I told
16:23you to stay for. Five things people have
16:25wrong about this. And I don't mean
16:27beginners. I mean, people who've been at
16:29this seriously for years and getting
16:30nothing and can't work out why. Every
16:33one of these is a place where the
16:34standard advice isn't just unhelpful,
16:36it's backwards. The fifth one changes
16:39how people treat you, not how you feel,
16:41how they behave around you. So stay with
16:44me to the end of this part. [music]
16:45Number one, feeling bad doesn't mean
16:47you've broken it. This stops more people
16:50than anything else, and it stops the
16:51sincere ones hardest. [music] You do the
16:5490 seconds in the morning. You hold it
16:56beautifully. And then at 2:00 in the
16:58afternoon, a letter arrives or your son
17:00calls about something and the whole
17:02thing drops out from under you. The
17:04chest goes tight. The old worry walks
17:06back in like it never left. And here's
17:08what you do next. And this is the actual
17:11mistake. You think, "Well, I've ruined
17:13it. I was at the right frequency and now
17:16I'm not. So, it's undone and I'll have
17:18to start again tomorrow." That's not
17:20what happened. Feeling something low
17:22isn't a failure of the method. It's
17:24information. It's showing you exactly
17:26where the old setting is still holding
17:27on, which is useful because now you know
17:30where it lives. Neville never taught a
17:32life with no fear in it. He taught a man
17:34who notices the fear and doesn't take it
17:36as the final word on the matter. The
17:38goal was never to feel good all day. No
17:41adult has ever managed that, and nobody
17:43with a mortgage ever will. The goal is
17:46not to live down there. There's a
17:47difference between weather passing
17:49through a house and moving into the
17:50basement. So, when the drop comes and
17:53it'll come today or tomorrow, you don't
17:55have to fix it and you don't have to
17:57pretend it isn't happening. You notice
17:59it. You name it. That's the old station
18:01still playing in the next room. And then
18:03you get on with your afternoon. Number
18:06two, and it follows straight on. Good
18:08vibes only is not a high frequency.
18:11There's an enormous amount of advice out
18:12there telling you to stay positive. Keep
18:15your energy up. Don't let anything in.
18:17Smile. I understand why that's
18:19appealing. It also doesn't work. And
18:21there's a mechanical reason. Remember
18:23what we said in the first part. You're
18:25broadcasting whatever you're actually
18:26sitting on, not what you're displaying,
18:29what you're sitting on. So, if you're
18:31smiling at the church social while
18:32underneath you're running the numbers on
18:34Tuesday's bill, the smile isn't what's
18:36going out. The arithmetic is. Every
18:38person in that room is picking up the
18:40arithmetic, and not one of them could
18:42tell you how they know, but they come
18:44away certain that something's wrong.
18:46Suppressing a thing doesn't change your
18:47frequency. It puts a lid on it and
18:49leaves the frequency exactly where it
18:51was, broadcasting from under the lid.
18:54What actually works is slower and a good
18:56deal less flattering. You let the thing
18:58be there. You feel it without building a
19:00story on top of it. And the story is the
19:03dangerous part, not the feeling. The
19:05feeling lasts about 20 seconds. The
19:07story lasts 3 hours. Then you choose
19:10from a place where you've admitted
19:12what's true. That's a high frequency,
19:14not cheerfulness, honesty followed by a
19:17decision. A man who can say out loud
19:19that he's frightened and then set the
19:21setting anyway is broadcasting something
19:23far stronger than a man performing
19:25contentment with his jaw clenched. Let
19:27me stop here a moment because this is a
19:28good place to do something small. Go
19:30down to the comments and find somebody
19:32else's, not to agree with it, to read
19:34one properly. Somebody has written down
19:37the life they're reaching for in public
19:39under their own name on a Saturday. And
19:41most of them have nobody at all who
19:43knows they did it. They haven't told
19:45their husband. They haven't told their
19:46daughter. They typed it to strangers
19:48because strangers felt safer. Find one
19:50whose life sounds like it might be near
19:52yours and write them a line back. It
19:54doesn't have to be clever. That's a good
19:56one. I hope you get it. I'm doing this,
19:58too. And I'll tell you why that matters.
20:00Because it isn't what you'd assume.
20:02You've spent this whole video learning
20:04that your state decides what comes back
20:06to you. The fastest way to change a
20:08state quicker than 90 seconds in the
20:10morning, quicker than anything else I've
20:12given you, is to be for about 10 seconds
20:14the kind of person who encourages
20:16somebody who's struggling. You can't do
20:18that from inside scarcity. It simply
20:20isn't available down there. So, doing it
20:22pulls you up deliberately, and the
20:24person you did it for gets the first
20:26encouragement they've had in a year.
20:28Both of you move. That's the whole
20:30reason. Go on, I'll wait. Number three,
20:33wanting it that badly is part of what's
20:35keeping it away. This one stings because
20:37wanting it badly feels like commitment.
20:40It feels like you care more than the
20:41people who aren't trying. But think
20:43about what wanting actually broadcasts.
20:45[music] Want is a statement about
20:47absence. Every time you want something
20:49with real intensity, the honest
20:51translation of what you're transmitting
20:53is, I do not have this. And the setting
20:56obliges. It isn't punishing you. It's
20:59reading what you sent and returning the
21:00matching station, which is more wanting.
21:03You already know this from everywhere
21:04else in your life. Think of a man who
21:06needs the job so badly it's coming off
21:09him in the interview. Everyone in that
21:10room feels it and it makes them uneasy
21:13and he doesn't get it. Not because he
21:15isn't good, because need is loud and
21:17it's unattractive and it overrides every
21:20sensible thing he said. Now, think of
21:22the other one. The person who'd be glad
21:24to have it and would also be perfectly
21:26all right without it. They get offered
21:28things constantly and from the outside
21:30it looks like luck. It isn't luck. It's
21:33the absence of need in the signal. Which
21:35is exactly why the sentence is what it
21:37is. I am already living it. Not I want
21:40it. Not I'm working toward it. Already.
21:44Because already has no wanting in it.
21:46There is nothing in those four words
21:48that admits an absence. And that's
21:50precisely what lets them through. Stop
21:52reaching for it and start sitting in it.
21:54That's the whole shift. Number four, you
21:57can't do this sitting still. And I want
22:00to be very plain here because this is
22:02where the whole subject gets a bad name
22:04and deservedly. You cannot think your
22:06way into a different life while living
22:08exactly the same one. You can hold the
22:10state perfectly at 7 in the morning. And
22:12if your Tuesday is identical to every
22:14Tuesday that came before it, the state
22:16has nowhere to land. The setting changes
22:19what you notice and what you're willing
22:20to do. But something still has to be
22:23done. Here's what it actually looks like
22:25when it's working. You hold the state
22:27and then something small and slightly
22:29odd shows up. A message from somebody
22:31you haven't spoken to in 2 years. A name
22:34mentioned in a conversation that wasn't
22:36about work. A price that comes in lower
22:38than you'd braced for. It's always
22:40small. It's always deniable. And your
22:43job is to move on it. Reply to the
22:45message. Follow the name up. Ask the
22:47question. That's what step three was
22:49for. One choice a day, not a
22:52transformation. a door you walk through
22:54instead of noticing and letting it
22:56close. The people who get results from
22:58this aren't sitting in a chair with
22:59their eyes shut hoping. They're the ones
23:02who held the setting and then answered
23:03the phone. And number five, the one I
23:06told you to wait for. It isn't other
23:08people's energy holding you back. You'll
23:10hear a great deal about this. Protect
23:12your field. Cut out the low vibration
23:14people. Be careful who you let near you.
23:17And there's something in it. Who you
23:18spend your evenings with matters. But if
23:21your state depends on everybody around
23:22you behaving well, then it isn't your
23:24state. You've handed the dial to a
23:26committee. And here's where this ends
23:28up, which is the best part of the whole
23:30thing. Once you can hold a setting,
23:32regardless of the room, not by avoiding
23:34difficult people, but by being genuinely
23:36unbothered by them, something turns
23:38around. You stop being the one who gets
23:40influenced. You become the one doing the
23:43influencing. You walk into your
23:45daughter's kitchen in the middle of an
23:46argument, and it settles, and nobody
23:48could tell you why. You sit down across
23:50from somebody who's been dreading the
23:52conversation and they relax without
23:54deciding to. That's what magnetic
23:56actually means. Not that things come to
23:58you. That the room moves toward wherever
24:01you're already standing. One more thing,
24:02[music]
24:03and it's new. I open memberships on this
24:05channel this month. Here's why. I read
24:08every comment, and the people writing
24:10them are not who you'd assume. Not
24:12naive, not lazy. There are people who've
24:15held a household together on a number
24:16that should never have held one and who
24:18never said it out loud to anybody until
24:20they typed it under a video. You might
24:22have done that tonight. Whatever you
24:24think of yourself right now, that took
24:26something. And it isn't for everybody.
24:28It's for the ones who've already
24:29decided. Not hoping, decided. What it
24:33actually is is the dead air. That's the
24:36stretch I told you about in step four,
24:38the week where you've turned the dial
24:39and nothing's come in yet. And every
24:41instinct you have is telling you to turn
24:43it back. Almost nobody holds that alone.
24:46That's the entire reason the room
24:47exists. In there, I know your name
24:50instead of a username. I watch your
24:51first few weeks. Your question gets
24:53answered first, not eventually. It's
24:55less than a Starbucks coffee and the
24:57coffee's gone by 11. Don't if money's
25:00tight. I mean that. But if you've
25:02already decided, come in. I'd like to
25:04watch this happen for you. [snorts]
25:06All right, let me put the whole thing
25:08together so you can hold it tonight
25:10without coming back to rewind. One,
25:13every station is playing right now in
25:15the room you're sitting in. Which one
25:17you hear has nothing to do with which
25:18deserves it. It has to do with where the
25:20needle is sitting and yours has been
25:22parked on not yet for most of your life
25:24because nobody showed you there was a
25:26knob. Two, you're not only receiving,
25:29you're broadcasting. People read it
25:31before you speak and everything within
25:33range is responding to that signal
25:35rather than to anything you said. Three,
25:38four steps. Decide instead of hoping.
25:41Feel it in the body before there's
25:42anything to see. Make one choice today
25:45the new version makes without thinking
25:47and hold it through the dead air. Four,
25:50the sentence is I am already living it.
25:53It works because there's no date in it
25:54and no amount in it. So there's nothing
25:56for any part of you to check it against.
25:59Five, feeling bad hasn't broken it.
26:02Pretending isn't a high frequency.
26:04Wanting it that badly is keeping it
26:05away. And none of this works sitting
26:07still. Six. [music] And when you can
26:10hold the setting in any room at all, you
26:12stop being the one who gets influenced.
26:14The room starts moving toward you.
26:16That's all of it. There's nothing else
26:17to learn and nothing to buy before
26:19tonight. If you haven't written yours
26:21yet, write it now. Your name, the
26:24sentence, and the life. Not the amount,
26:26the life. Then find somebody else's and
26:28tell them you hope they get it because
26:30it costs you 10 seconds and it's the
26:32fastest way to move your own state that
26:34I know of. Then come back in a week and
26:36tell us what showed up. even if it's
26:38small, especially if it's small, because
26:41small is honestly what the first week
26:43looks like and nobody ever posts that
26:45part, which is exactly why somebody down
26:47there needs to read yours. And subscribe
26:49if you haven't, not as a favor to me,
26:52because a setting held once is a nice
26:54evening, and a setting held for a month
26:56is a different life. And the difference
26:58between those two is almost entirely
27:00whether anybody was still saying it to
27:01you in week three. Now, one last thing,
27:04and it's the piece I deliberately left
27:06out. Everything in this video happens
27:08while you're awake. You decide. You feel
27:11it. You hold the setting through the
27:12static, but there's a window that opens
27:14once every 24 hours, and it's stronger
27:17than anything daylight has to offer, and
27:19almost nobody uses it. Worse than that,
27:22most people run it perfectly every
27:24single night, pointed in exactly the
27:26wrong direction. It's the few minutes
27:28before you fall asleep. The part of you
27:30that argues has already clocked off, and
27:33whatever you're holding when you go
27:34under goes in without resistance. Of
27:36everything Neville taught across 40
27:38years, that window is the one he came
27:40back to hardest. [music] Nothing in the
27:42whole body of work moves faster. It's on
27:45your screen now. Click it before you go
27:46to bed tonight and you'll be running
27:48both at once. I'll see you over there.

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