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Alright guys and welcome to day two of
the attraction blueprint and we're gonna
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add another level to coffins today And
we're gonna talk about having a growth
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mindset and active reframing The reason
these two things are so important is
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guys hate to break it to you But you
live in the real world with real
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real rejections and real people
nothing's linear and A lot of mistakes
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make is they think there's like this
just five -step plan of success, and I'm
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sorry, that's just not how this works.
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So what I want to give you today is a
couple tools to help you just build upon
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your confidence in a more active way, in
a more like internal way where you can,
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you know, tell better stories and
reframe things that happen to you so
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becoming stronger through this process,
you're becoming better through this
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process, and not letting things drag you
down, not letting things beat you up.
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So the first thing I want to talk about
is the power of story.
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When we are out in the real world, we're
talking to women, when we're having
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conversations, we're interacting with
anyone, we're constantly creating
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stories. And the cool thing about that
is you are the creator of those stories.
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So the question to then ask yourself is
how much power do I have in the creation
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of that story?
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Am I letting the world tell me?
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my story? Am I letting my failures
create a story? Am I letting my
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create that story?
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Or am I taking this upon myself and
saying, no, I'm the creator.
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I actually create these stories and I'm
going to write a better story. Yeah. I
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might've failed in the past. Yeah. I
might've had some problems, but you know
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what? I don't have to be that person.
The past is the past. It's called that
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a reason. I can now today decide to make
and create a better story. So You have
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that free will, and I love a great book
by Viktor Frankl, Man's Search for
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Meaning, talks about the real power you
have is in the separation between
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stimulus and response.
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That space there between stimulus and
how you respond to that stimulus, that
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actually your free will, and that is
your space to create a story. This is
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powerful, especially...
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when dealing with women because let's be
honest they will be the biggest trigger
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in your life so the more space you can
create there between stimulus and
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response the more power you then have to
write a better story so a lot of people
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when they hear this though they're going
to think affirmations and positive self
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-talk look all that is powerful for the
right person it is called personal
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development for a reason it's highly
personal but what i like to do is say
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who do i want to be what story I want to
write, but more importantly, and this
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is part of this whole equation is what
identity do I want to create for myself?
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And it's not about faking it till you
make it. It's literally about who do I
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want to be in this world?
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Okay. In order to be that person, I must
take on that identity because without
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getting like too deep in the rabbit
hole, guys, who you are as an identity
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dictates the actions you take, right?
Like if you, or the identity of, Hey, I
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have amazing conversation skills and I'm
absolutely great with women.
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You're going to take actions from that
identity.
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So when I think about like positive self
-talk and affirmations, I'm to me
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thinking about creating a stronger
identity.
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I use this for myself and it's going to
sound cheesy, but it is what it is. Like
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before I would go on a date and before I
would go talk to women, I'm like, man,
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she's so lucky that I'm going to go talk
to her right now because I'm an
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absolute gift, right?
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I'm the man she desires to be with. So
the fact that I'm going to talk to her,
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she's incredibly lucky right now.
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That's the identity that I would take on
before I would go talk to her because
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it would put me in a state of abundance.
It would put me in a really powerful
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mindset. So that's kind of what I want
to talk to you about today is like, what
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identity do you want to have that goes
and talks to women and putting yourself
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in that identity, right? Like just
talking to yourself like, hey, I am this
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person. I'm not the kind of person that
thinks this way. No, I am this person.
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Step two today, guys, is active
reframing.
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Through my health journey, through my
coaching practice, this is probably the
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most powerful thing that I ever learned
how to do.
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And even with my clients, like I said, I
coach a lot of high -performance
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clients too.
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Active reframing is one of the most
powerful things you will learn how to do
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this world of growth.
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So here's what it is.
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Active reframing, if something happens,
how do I...
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want to reframe what just happened,
right?
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This really easy example of that is
let's say, you know, a girl turns down,
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rejects you.
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Okay. You could, one frame could be, oh
man, I'm a loser.
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She rejected me. I'm not good enough.
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Or you could reframe that like, okay,
cool.
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I guess I'm just not her type. How can I
get better?
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Okay. She obviously like didn't like
something I said. Maybe we just didn't
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vibe. Maybe, you know, we're just on two
different planes, whatever.
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How can I get better from this? Like,
what can I say differently? What can I
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differently next time?
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It's not me personally.
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It's just maybe something just wasn't in
alignment, right?
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I'm going to look at the things that
happened in my life, that stimulus,
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space between stimulus and response. And
in that space, I'm going to reframe
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that in a way that's going to make me a
better person. Do and believe what makes
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you better.
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So I'm going to reframe what just
happened in a positive way.
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And say, okay, you know what? You're
right. I didn't say this right. I should
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have said this. I should have asked this
question.
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Maybe I shouldn't have talked so much.
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Maybe I should have been more in a state
of curiosity.
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So I'm going to actively reframe that
situation to put myself in a better
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position moving forward.
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So that is what I want you to practice
this week. In your interactions with
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people, as you're out there playing the
compliment game, before you go and give
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the compliment, I want you to actively
put in a new identity.
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All right? So what identity do I want to
have? Who do I want to be? How do I
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want to show up before I go give that
compliment?
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And then if something negative happens,
you actively reframe it in that moment,
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not later when you're journaling. That's
what's called active reframing. You're
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going to reframe it in that moment and
say, oh, you know what?
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It's cool. Like I learned this.
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Next.
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You should teach a lot of sales.
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And when I was teaching sales, I would
tell guys, no just means next.
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Right? Yes, you want to get better from
a no, but let's actively reframe no to
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next, right? Okay, so I got rejection.
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How do I take that, get better from it?
All right, moving on. That no longer
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bothers me. It was a great learning
lesson, okay? So that's the challenge I
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to give you for today is active
reframing. When that self -doubt
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that insecurity appears, when you have
any type of negative thought come into
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your brain, reframe it and then take
action.
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Action, from day one, I told you, action
is the most important thing, right?
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Because nothing happens without action.
So how can I create a new identity,
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actively reframe to keep myself in a
positive momentum, keep myself
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moving forward?
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That's it for today, guys. Hope you got
something out of it. Leave us some
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comments. Let us know how this new
identity and this active reframing is
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for you. Guys, we love hearing your
feedback in the community.
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And for day three tomorrow, we're going
to talk about energy priming.
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because like we talked about yesterday,
she feels energy. Energy is the most
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important thing that you can possibly
transfer to her. So tomorrow we're going
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to get into energy priming. I just
needed you in the right mindset before
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could do a little bit of energy work.
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So guys, hope you got something out of
it.
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Thank you so much for tuning in, and
I'll see you tomorrow.
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