Your 5 Step Ladder to a Wildly Wealthy Life

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Hey, it's Kat and I will be flying solo in today's episode.

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In fact, I will actually be flying solo for the next four episodes

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because I am taking the time to really share with you a framework that I

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call the Wildly Wealthy Life Ladder.

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It is a framework that That I sort of developed upon a lot of reflection and

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just really observing my own life and, uh, what has led me to be here today,

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uh, from everything I've done as an educator, as an entrepreneur, as an

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entertainer and everything in between.

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So I really hope that after today's episode, you also get a hold of what

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it means for you to have your own version of a wildly wealthy life.

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So stay tuned.

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Hey, my name is Kat and I'm Lee.

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And welcome to the Wildly Wealthy Life podcast.

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In this show, we explore the journey of what it means to live a truly

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exceptional and fulfilling life.

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Each episode focuses on how a foundation of brilliant minds and

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brave hearts nurtured through the arts leads to lifelong success.

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Get inspired with actionable tips to foster a growth mindset,

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leadership values, and creativity in children and adults, turning

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their potential into lasting contributions for their communities.

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We hope that you embrace the challenge to shift your perspective

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as we equip you and the next generation for a wildly wealthy life.

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Hey everyone.

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Welcome back.

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So I love ladders because I'm five feet tall and for my fellow shorties out there,

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it really helps when you have a two step footstool or a three to four step ladder

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to reach the cabinets in your kitchen.

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So ladders are great.

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And so when I was thinking of my framework, I thought about naming this

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the wildly wealthy life ladder because it's really, I feel like what has so

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It's been instrumental in helping me reach the goals that I want to reach.

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So if you think of a ladder, oh I already drew it over here.

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So for those of you who are listening on Spotify, you can't see the

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drawing, but if you're on YouTube then you obviously can see this.

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So my beautiful ladder over here, the very bottom step is actually the frame.

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And the frame for me is basically the foundation that you can control.

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It is where you're able to cultivate your mindset.

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I think that in life there's very, very little things that we can control.

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And one of the most important things that we can control is actually

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our foundation and our mindset.

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I think about how.

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We have no control over the family that we're born into.

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We have no control over the kind of parents that are going to race us.

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We have no control over the country that we are born into.

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We have no control over the status, the financial status of

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the family that we're born into.

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Um, there's so many things we just can't control.

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Right.

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And, and, you know, when I was younger, my parents left at a young

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age, uh, I was Seven when my parents left and they left for good reasons.

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They left because they wanted to go to the States to get a better job and send

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us money at home in the Philippines.

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And that was amazing.

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I'm so glad that they were able to do that and gave us a better future.

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However.

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There was still this abandonment issue that I felt as a child because

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no matter how much I understood that Okay, mom and dad left for my own

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good because this is them making that sacrifice to give me a better future

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I still cannot understand that in my tiny little brain, you know, seven year

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old brain that It was a good thing.

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Like I just, yeah, I know it theoretically that it's a good thing, but I don't

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really understand that it's a good thing in my mind and in my heart.

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It just hurt, right?

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Because your parents left, you're seven years old and you don't know

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how to cope with that until I got older and realized, Oh, wow, I

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have a lot of abandonment issues.

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So.

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I could have had let, you know, circumstances and all these other

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situations really affect the way I think, and of course it did, right, but I also

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knew how to, um, change my mindset.

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Did it come when I was little?

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I don't, I'm not really sure.

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I think that as a young child, I was just really interested in a lot of activities.

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And I think I just besieged myself with activities to really understand

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that I was hurting from the inside.

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Um, but as an adult, it all surfaced and it all came out.

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And so as an adult, I learned how to kind of, Shift my mindset and

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shift my perspective around that whole situation in my childhood.

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So, think of frame, alright?

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The frame is the frame of mind that you're in.

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And for me, a frame, right, like if you think of a picture frame, it is literally

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the contents, it frames the contents of the picture that's inside that frame.

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So if you're an artist, you usually have a frame for your art, right?

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And the smaller the frame, The more difficult it is to fit all of the drawings

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and everything in that frame, right?

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The bigger the frame, right, the more grand the artwork is.

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We were just recently in Paris and we went to the Louvre and I looked at all this art

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and they're just so friggin incredible.

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They're magnificent works of art.

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And the bigger it is, the more Ooh, just the grandness of it just

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takes your breath away, really.

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But then, of course, the smaller ones also have some intricacy to it.

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There's a beauty in that as well, right?

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But I'm not talking about really the size.

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I'm really talking about whether your frame is fixed.

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Or whether your frame is open and you're, you're open to learning.

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So for me, I think about the frame as again, it's everything that shapes your

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actions, your decisions, the way you see yourself, the way you see the world.

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And if your frame is always just one sided and it's a fixed frame,

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it's a fixed mindset, you're never going to be able to grow.

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Right, you're never going to be able to challenge the way you think and and

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maybe see things from other people's perspectives And so the most important

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part here is truly the frame I think that it actually is the thing that sets

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you up for success and sets you apart whether or not your next step is actually

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going to be A step that's going to give you an edge in this world or not and

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so It's so important to get that frame Your mindset your frame of mind, right?

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Because if not It is the one thing that's going to pull you down over and

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over and over again So my question for you on this first step Is what kind of

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picture are you painting in your frame?

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Is it a picture that is full of life full of possibilities?

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Vibrant joyful so much energy or is it a picture?

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That is full of doubt Regret blame full of unforgiveness, right?

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All these other things.

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What kind of picture are you painting in your frame?

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The second step in the ladder is aim and aim to me is where

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you channel your curiosity.

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And you know, once you have decided that I will be this person

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who will have a growth mindset.

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The next part here is really, Being curious having that childlike

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curiosity and always asking questions.

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What can I learn from this right and everything that you do in every life

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situation that you face ask yourself.

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What can I learn from this?

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Is there something that is Not to be missed in this particular situation

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because if I don't miss it this time the next time this happens again I

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will be more equipped and I will be stronger right and so for me, right?

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I think it boils down to not being afraid of looking stupid.

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Okay, when I was a kid at school I love to participate in school,

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but every single time, every single time, I'm not even kidding.

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Before I raised my hand, I am sweating.

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I'm afraid because I'm always afraid that I might say the wrong thing.

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I might pronounce something incorrectly.

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The wrong answer might come out.

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It might not come out.

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Well, even now when I do my episodes for the podcast, not just in this,

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but like in 2021 when we had the podcast, like it's, it's kind of

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hard sometimes, you know, like this is one of those things where you put

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yourself out there, you're talking and.

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You're like, well, hopefully people are listening and hopefully people

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find value in it, but I don't really know and am I even just Talking to

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someone and is this even making sense?

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And i'm afraid of putting my voice out there, right?

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And so at some point in my life, I just had to realize that if I

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keep Dimming my voice if I keep being afraid of speaking up, right?

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I'm never gonna be able to put myself out there to kind of

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test what I believe in, right?

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I think it's really important that you have a really great mindset.

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But then after that, well, how are you going to exercise that mindset?

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And to me exercising that mindset is actually going into curiosity and keep

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asking questions and And in putting yourself in situations where you're

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not afraid to stumble or fall and and learn like a child because children

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they They don't they don't they're not afraid to stumble and fall.

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They just ask questions They ask a ton of questions all the time and they're

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not afraid of looking stupid I remember when I first started really being serious

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about stunt work and I was training a lot on different things stunt wise

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from you know shooting to Wirework to All sorts of different stuff just like

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a basic fight choreography and I never had any martial arts background And I

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never had any gymnastics background.

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So for me training in a gym Where literally everyone is just like well

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the for the most part like everyone is so excellent like amazing tricker

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slippers fighters martial artists And I go in there and i'm like, hi.

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Um, I know nothing and I look at the Incredibly awkward doing some

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of these things, but I just went for it and it didn't matter that it

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looked awkward and it looks silly.

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I was just learning.

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And so aim for me is the part again where you start.

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Really nurturing that curiosity in you and so the question here for you in this step

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aim is What are you aiming to be curious about in this next stage in your life?

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Is there something that you've always wanted to kind of learn but you're just

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afraid right because It's something new like let's say it's public

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speaking and you're just so deathly afraid of public speaking, right?

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You're curious about it, but you're deathly afraid right

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again go back to frame, right?

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We have to kind of go back.

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Why are we in that mindset of just deathly afraid?

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Why are we stuck right finding out the layer beneath that and then?

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Just literally nipping that in the butt and just going for it.

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Just just kind of going for it and being curious and and

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doing it and maybe small doses.

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Maybe practice just putting a video and a one minute video out there and talking to

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the camera and just practicing it, right?

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So to me that is curiosity.

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The third step and the latter is claim.

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So claim is There's a rhyme and reason you guys frame and claim All right.

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So the the third step in the ladder is claim and this is where you really

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build your confidence Um to me This part right here is claiming what you know

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so you settled with your mindset and you said I will have a growth mindset

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and I will I will decide that i'm going to learn no matter what You went

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into curiosity you aim for curiosity.

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You aim for new learning you aim for new possibilities Please And then

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you go to claim it to me, claiming is kind of putting your stakes in

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the ground and saying, Hey, I just did all of this work and now I'm

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going to put it to test, right?

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By literally applying what you've learned.

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So for me what that looks like is, okay, in music theory for example, right?

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I could learn how to just read notes off of the page of a paper.

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But until I can actually play that and put the application behind it, I can't

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really call myself a piano player, right?

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You may be able to just, like, look at the thing and, and, and read the

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notes, but until you can play it, it is not really yours yet, right?

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To me, building confidence is really, truly about claiming the knowledge

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that you've learned, because they all say that knowledge is power,

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but then, Lately, people have really realized that knowledge is not power.

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Knowledge is just the potential for power.

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And so when you claim your territory and say, okay, I have been curious enough

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about this thing, I have looked into it.

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I've asked questions about it.

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I've learned about it.

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Now, let me actually go out there and speak publicly.

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Right?

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That is putting it in practice because that's the only way they

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are going to be able to claim what you've learned is and build the

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confidence is literally by application.

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Just another quick example on that one, because I feel like this is where, gosh,

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like I've just like learned so much.

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When I first started teaching piano online, 15 years with

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all different disciplines from literally chess to dance to aerial.

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And then I started teaching piano and.

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I was like, well, how much do I charge?

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Like, I don't know.

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And, you know, I looked at people like coaches and business coaches,

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and they always say that when you're starting charge, what you feel you

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can charge, charge, what you think.

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People would pay for, especially because you're just starting, you're new, right?

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So, I charged, like, in my opinion, like, I feel like very little for

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my piano lessons at that time.

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But then, because I built the confidence, right?

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I, I applied what I learned, I, I learned how to teach piano, and then I put it into

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application with my first set of students.

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And then, the more I did it, the more that I just built my confidence.

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And now I can really truly like there's no there's no doubt about it.

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I can claim that yes I am a piano teacher when I was first starting it was like,

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oh, sometimes i'm like embarrassed like I don't know I'm a piano teacher.

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I guess i'm a piano teacher Um, but but at that point right like once

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you've taught like over a hundred students you can you're like, yeah

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Oh, yeah, i'm a piano teacher now.

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Does that mean that there's no?

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No doubt sometimes in my mind or imposter syndrome.

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Oh, heck.

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Yeah, there's there's still those kind of kinds of moments, right?

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But the point is the moment you start building your confidence because

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of application The more that you actually really see your value, right?

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And so nowadays like Obviously the price that I was charging back then years

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ago in my piano lessons is definitely not the price that I charge now Because

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I know my worth I know what I bring to the table I've seen the results

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over and over again year after year.

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So that's why when I say, okay, this is what i'm worth This is what my rates are.

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I don't flinch, you know, I don't bat an eye because to me it's what I

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feel it's worth That is claiming your territory and your confidence The

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fourth step in the wealthy wealthy life ladder is game We're rhyming, you guys.

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Frame, aim, claim, game.

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That's me trying to be a DJ.

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All right.

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So, um, obviously I'm not.

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So, yeah, don't hate, okay?

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So, you have established yourself as someone with a growth mindset

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and you made a commitment that you are going to challenge every

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limiting belief that you have.

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You have aimed for curiosity.

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You have asked questions.

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You have aimed for learning.

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And then you claimed your confidence by putting into application what

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you've learned and now you get into the game and the game for me is where

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you step into the arena and actually test it at the higher stake, right?

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Where there's higher stakes.

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So, for example, to me, this is kind of like, like in sports, right?

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In the claim part, you're building your confidence by practicing.

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You're practicing your shots, you're practicing your dribbles, uh, you're

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practicing with your teammates, right?

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But until you actually play a game, With real opponents, you will really

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never know what you've got, right?

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It's not possible to know what you're made of until you actually step into the game.

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And so for me, game is where you challenge.

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Everything that you've learned.

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Um, for me, that's why piano recitals, when I teach,

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like, I think it's important.

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Like, like, yeah, it's, to me, it's not about like performance where like you

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have to be perfect, you have to show off.

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It's, it's none about that.

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It's just about putting like a higher stake to what you've learned and

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putting yourself out there because at the end of the day, I hope that we're.

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At least in my end, right?

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Like I really emphasize that I want my students to learn how

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to play music because music is meant to be shared with people.

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And if you can sit down and share your music to other people without

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fear of like, Oh, stumbling over your notes or getting scared, and this

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is something that I always Struggle with too by the way to this day.

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I still struggle with like, you know being perfect on the piano That's why

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I really teach I really go against it because I just don't think there's really

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such a thing on being like the perfect pianist It's really just about the joy

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that music brings and no matter if you stumble across the notes When you put

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yourself out there and you just play for people, there's magic that happens.

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And that's exactly when you put yourself in the game.

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When you play a game with actual opponents, magic happens.

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And not to mention, it is only in gameplay where you're able to

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look back and see, What did I do?

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Is there something that I could have done better?

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Is there something that could be tweaked in business talk?

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Right?

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Like for me, I'm currently relaunching, recreating my existing

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program into something else.

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Right.

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And what I have learned is literally once we launch, no matter how good the

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launches or how bad it is, if it's bad, good or bad, I'm not really wanting to

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label it as good as, or bad to me, you know, I have a set number of students

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that I would love to have enrolled into the launch, but like, If I don't reach

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that set of students, that is my goal, then all I have to do is keep doing

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the same thing, but tweak it and tweak it and refine it and tweak it, right?

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But it's all about putting yourself out there and actually getting into the

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game of, Because if you're not playing the game, how are you going to learn?

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So the question here for you is, uh, yeah, what games are you playing these days?

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Because, uh, I think that it's the truly one of the ways to

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learn so quickly, but it's also truly one of the most fun moments.

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I think that you get to create in your life is actually by Playing

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the game of life and going for it.

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So, the last step in this Wildly Wealthy Life ladder is Flame.

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Flame!

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Put yourself on fire!

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Flame is where you ignite your creativity.

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So, to me, right, all of these experiences Literally has

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your own flavor to it, right?

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The way you challenge your mindset has your own flavor to it.

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The way you ask questions has your own way of doing it.

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The way you build your confidence and practice what you've learned, the way

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you step into the arena and actually, you know, be in the game and test

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everything with it that you've learned.

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It's your own unique flavor.

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It's taken me a long, long time to get here, a long time to get here,

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but I realized that this whole time, you know, cause I've enrolled

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in so many business coaching, mindset training, all these things.

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And, and sometimes like we get into this thing, we're like,

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well, what's the magic sauce?

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What's the magic sauce?

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And maybe they're going to teach me something else.

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That's going to be better.

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You know, maybe someone is going to come along and say, Finally going to click

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right and because they're going to teach me something and yes, those are true But

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for the most part what really is true is that the magic sauce is you it's you

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Magic sauce is me magic sauce is you and I realized that again It's taking me a

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long time to get here But now you know when people come to me and for whatever

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reason they don't like me or or whatever Like I just realized people will just

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not like me because it's me And people will also like me because it's me.

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And it's exactly the same thing with business, right?

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Like if I, when I'm offering my program out there and people buy from me, it's

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because it's me, there's literally another piano teacher right online, but they

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will not buy from that person because they want to buy from me because it's me.

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Um, and it's the same thing the other way around, right?

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They will not enroll with me because they don't like me.

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So the magic sauce is you, and that is your creativity.

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And so creativity to me is kind of like your own way of seeing things

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your own perspective on things it's um Your own take and when you bring

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that flame when you bring that extra sauce, which is again already you Right

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to all of this It's literally what sets you apart from everyone else.

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And I do believe that everyone is unique and everyone is set apart.

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And we are all called to a very specific purpose.

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And, you know, there's billions of people out here in the world, and we're

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supposed to impact the people that is going to be our tribe that is going to

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actually respond to what you're sharing.

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And so to me, Yeah, flame is just that To me, it's the last step because

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it kind of encapsulates everything right it starts with your mind, right

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with your mind here where You really have to challenge your self limiting

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beliefs and then it also ends With yourself it ends with your secret sauce

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which again is You so I hope that you guys enjoyed this to recap, right?

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We have the five steps to a worldly wealthy life ladder You It's the frame.

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This is where you challenge your self limiting beliefs and decide

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that you will have a growth mindset.

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You will be that person that will always grow your mindset

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and expand your, your mind.

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Aim here is where you aim for curiosity and learning.

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You ask questions.

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You don't pretend that you know it all and don't be afraid of making mistakes.

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Claim here is where you put the information into action, right?

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With that, this is where you build confidence because.

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Like in piano, right?

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If I practice every day, um, I'm literally putting everything that I'm learning

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into action and I am building confidence.

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And after I, I've claimed my territory and I've built the confidence, I go

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into the arena and I play the game.

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Uh, the game is where there's higher stakes involved.

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And this is where you really get to challenge everything that

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you've learned and your mindset.

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it and the questions that you've asked.

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And then it's also where you get to improve because it's only when

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you play the game that you get to look back and check, well,

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what could I have done better?

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What can I tweak next time?

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What can I improve on?

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And the flame goes back to you where it is your magic sauce.

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This is where you spark the world with your own creativity.

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So.

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That's it.

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I hope you enjoyed that.

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Alright friends, that's a wrap on today's episode of Wildly Wealthy Life.

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