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Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: Lock in on your dreams.
Speaker: Lock in on your goals.
Speaker: Focus up.
Speaker: Late at night.
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: Lock in, my people.
Speaker: How are you?
Speaker: How are you doing?
Speaker: How are you feeling?
Speaker: How's it going?
Speaker: What's the latest and greatest?
Speaker: Talk to me.
Speaker: How you feeling?
Speaker: How you feeling?
Speaker: How you feeling?
Speaker: How you feeling?
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: How was everybody's day?
Speaker: How's your evening going?
Speaker: How's your night?
Speaker: What's on your mind?
Speaker: Stacy, yes, I cut my hair.
Speaker: I cut my hair.
Speaker: I cut my hair.
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker: How's everybody doing?
Speaker: What's the latest and greatest?
Speaker: What's new, my crew?
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: There we go, Daniel Farmer.
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: Lock in on your dreams.
Speaker: Lock in on your goals.
Speaker: What's your intentions for your life?
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: What we doing?
Speaker: What we getting up early for?
Speaker: Are we right now to-do list at night or early in the morning?
Speaker: Are we prepared for the next day?
Speaker: Are we progressing the process?
Speaker: Are we showing up for ourselves?
Speaker: Do we love ourselves when we ain't getting things done?
Speaker: Are we there when we not feeling good?
Speaker: Do we love ourselves unconditionally?
Speaker: Amber, how are you?
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: Lock in, people.
Speaker: Talk to me.
Speaker: What's on your mental?
Speaker: How was your day?
Speaker: What's the latest and greatest?
Speaker: My day was phenomenal.
Speaker: I locked in.
Speaker: I locked in, got it in.
Speaker: My day was great.
Speaker: Thanks for asking.
Speaker: How was your day?
Speaker: How was your day?
Speaker: Did you lock in?
Speaker: Did you get it done?
Speaker: What's new?
Speaker: What's new?
Speaker: It's all good.
Speaker: It's all good and all is well.
Speaker: And all will be well.
Speaker: And all will ever, ever, ever be great.
Speaker: Because you are great.
Speaker: Even if your day wasn't.
Speaker: You know?
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: It's miracle season.
Speaker: How about that?
Speaker: Yes, lock in.
Speaker: How are you feeling tonight?
Speaker: We're going to go to bed tonight on a great note.
Speaker: Good thoughts, good energy, good feelings, good vibration, positivity.
Speaker: We think in best case scenario.
Speaker: Swim lessons.
Speaker: Okay, okay.
Speaker: Swim, swim.
Speaker: I got to get back to swim lessons.
Speaker: Not as great as I want to be, but I'll get back.
Speaker: You know, we're going to be in that good frequency, that love, that energy, high vibration for the nation.
Speaker: We feeling good.
Speaker: We living great.
Speaker: We thinking great.
Speaker: We embodying self-love.
Speaker: We're showing up for ourselves even when we don't feel like it.
Speaker: We gonna congratulate, push ourselves, and promote ourselves because we deserve it.
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: Lock in on your dreams.
Speaker: What's something I'm looking forward to doing for the next few months?
Speaker: I'm not even looking forward to the next few months, to be honest.
Speaker: I'm kind of just locked in on the moment.
Speaker: I think for me, it's just more about the next few months.
Speaker: Honestly, it's just showing up every day.
Speaker: Micro.
Speaker: I ain't really worried about macro so much.
Speaker: I'm a big picture person, but I understand the micro.
Speaker: Getting up early, getting things done, allowing momentum to happen in my universe, and locking in every day.
Speaker: It's showing up.
Speaker: You know?
Speaker: Showing up.
Speaker: On your way to work.
Speaker: Okay, that's what's up.
Speaker: You got work.
Speaker: That's love.
Speaker: Remember when we wasn't working two years ago?
Speaker: Everybody was home.
Speaker: Now you got work.
Speaker: Enjoy that.
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: But yeah, you know, I'm focusing on the moment.
Speaker: The day-to-day.
Speaker: Getting the small things done.
Speaker: The intangible things.
Speaker: Showing up for myself, loving myself through my pitfalls and my hardships.
Speaker: Not over planning or over doing.
Speaker: Just being, you know.
Speaker: Yeah, locking in, man.
Speaker: Locking in.
Speaker: How many people on here downloaded It's Miracle Season app?
Speaker: You know, today I started the affirmation challenge.
Speaker: And today's challenge was joy.
Speaker: I am joyous.
Speaker: I am joyful.
Speaker: I'm surrounded with joy.
Speaker: Did you guys download the app?
Speaker: It's Miracle Season app.
Speaker: I needed you guys to join me on a challenge for these next 10 days.
Speaker: What inspires and motivates you to keep moving forward?
Speaker: Just life.
Speaker: Life brings me so much life because I'm getting to a place where I'm understanding the intangible things a little bit more.
Speaker: And learning how to just allow things to play out as they should and not as I want them to.
Speaker: I'm excited every morning and every day because it's so much gratitude.
Speaker: But forget the gratitude.
Speaker: There's so much opportunity, so many miracles that can happen.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: There's so many miracles that can happen within a day.
Speaker: But if I'm so focusing on the big picture of what's not happening, I miss my miracle.
Speaker: So I'm just locking in.
Speaker: Locking into the moment.
Speaker: That's why I want you guys to join me on the Affirmation Challenge on the app, on my app.
Speaker: It's Miracle Season.
Speaker: I want you to lock in with me on your spirit.
Speaker: I want you to lock in on the internal so you can get the outcome and the external.
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: I want to go on this journey with you.
Speaker: I don't want to do it alone.
Speaker: I want to do it as a whole, as a group, as a community.
Speaker: Locking in.
Speaker: You see how we locking in right now?
Speaker: We locking in.
Speaker: I love this.
Speaker: I love when you guys ask me questions because you force me to think.
Speaker: You know?
Speaker: And you get me to help me to know what you guys thinking about.
Speaker: Yeah, I'm still personal training.
Speaker: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker: Yes, gotta get the app downloaded.
Speaker: The link is in the bio.
Speaker: Join me on the movement.
Speaker: Any behind the scenes that the audience doesn't know about the podcast creator space?
Speaker: You gotta lock in.
Speaker: Gotta lock in.
Speaker: It's really just showing up.
Speaker: And that's the thing too, before I got on here, my intentions was to talk about having a product, having a brand, having something that you show up for, right?
Speaker: And every day is not going to be sunshine and rainbows.
Speaker: And every day is not going to be what you think it should be.
Speaker: You gotta lock in and get it done, but enjoy it.
Speaker: I think most times in my life, I was so locked in to what's next instead of enjoying what was in front of me.
Speaker: Like I have a podcast, I have an app, I have books out, I have a course.
Speaker: I have a coaching business, you know, and I'm life coaching people in life.
Speaker: I am a fitness trainer.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: I do go out for auditions for commercials.
Speaker: So I'm locking in on what's in front of me.
Speaker: But for the podcast, it's really like making time for it.
Speaker: And if you're going to do it, making sure you do it to the best of your ability.
Speaker: I can't say it's not easy.
Speaker: It's just a lot of intangible things you got to be ready for and know.
Speaker: But honestly, you just got to do it.
Speaker: It's not even no right way to do it.
Speaker: You just have to do it and have fun doing it.
Speaker: I think that's what gives me joy at times.
Speaker: Because sometimes when I was looking for the outcome of things and not really appreciating the process, I took the joy out of getting it done.
Speaker: Because I'm looking for something out of it.
Speaker: It's like...
Speaker: Taking someone out on a dinner date and then expecting something later.
Speaker: Or buying somebody something and then anticipating something later.
Speaker: It's like you can always fail.
Speaker: It's like I was having expectation and not appreciation.
Speaker: So appreciate your process of what you're going through and what you got.
Speaker: Even the bad stuff.
Speaker: Yes, go download the app now.
Speaker: Yeah, you got to take it all in, man.
Speaker: You got to take it in because...
Speaker: This shit, this life, it could be taken from you.
Speaker: Opportunity, people, your livelihood.
Speaker: We know it could be taken from you.
Speaker: So I think we just got to enjoy it.
Speaker: I enjoy these lives on here with you guys late at night.
Speaker: I enjoy this because I gave so much energy and time to work and my morning and all this stuff.
Speaker: But I enjoy coming on here and having these discussions that happened spontaneous.
Speaker: And I love this.
Speaker: I love just living in the moment because all we got is right now.
Speaker: So I'm intentional on how I show up, but making sure I'm showing up my most authentic self so you guys don't think it's just a walking apart.
Speaker: It ain't always an easy walk.
Speaker: Most times it's a lonely walk.
Speaker: But when you get to those lights and everybody see you, everybody that's looking at you think like, oh, you got it.
Speaker: You figured it out.
Speaker: You were amazing.
Speaker: where the whole time before they saw the lights come on, it was a dark, long walk.
Speaker: But y'all don't get to see that.
Speaker: Y'all might can experience it if you're in it, but it's not always easy.
Speaker: It's not crowded when you go after your dreams and the things you want in life.
Speaker: It's not a lot of people there that support you, maybe a few, but that's just what it is.
Speaker: But I know I'm doing it for a bigger purpose than for myself.
Speaker: So people like you who might be looking up to it or who want to do it, I'ma show you.
Speaker: This is how I did it.
Speaker: Now you can do it this way or you do it your way, but I got to lock in.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: I got to lock in.
Speaker: Feet Diddy say lock in.
Speaker: You know?
Speaker: So it's like, yeah, baby.
Speaker: What would you say was the most pivotal moment experience you had in your life so far?
Speaker: Shit, honestly, to be honest, it might throw you off.
Speaker: The most pivotal moment in my life
Speaker: is not feeling that love as a kid from my mom and my family like I wanted to.
Speaker: Not feeling it.
Speaker: Not that I didn't receive it, because my family did love me.
Speaker: I didn't receive it in a way I wanted to, to make me feel it.
Speaker: And I think that drove me to figure out why, but more importantly, how can I give people love that I didn't receive?
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: How can I give love that I wanted to someone else the way I wanted it, right?
Speaker: Kind of selfish, right?
Speaker: But I was a kid.
Speaker: I didn't know.
Speaker: I didn't understand.
Speaker: But that wound, that pain, actually turned into purpose.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: I turned that lack into prosperity.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: So everything else was just like trial and error.
Speaker: I could get over it.
Speaker: But not having that, when I really think about it, that was my anchor most of my life.
Speaker: And then I made, you know, made gold out of it.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: So it was great.
Speaker: You know, that was like one of the big... And then I think second was probably like coming to LA at 22, knowing one person, hopping on a plane with $1,000.
Speaker: All I had was $1,000 and a dream.
Speaker: That was 12 years ago.
Speaker: Here we are.
Speaker: So, you know, those two moments was like real turning points for sure.
Speaker: Anything after that, I had some more that was pivotal, but those two was like real anchors to really push me.
Speaker: Because LA, I had to change my location.
Speaker: I was 3,000 miles away.
Speaker: I'm from Baltimore.
Speaker: I need one person.
Speaker: I'm not comfortable.
Speaker: I'm not in my normal territory.
Speaker: I had to figure things out.
Speaker: It was like a fresh start, fresh out of college after graduating.
Speaker: I had to humble myself even more with a degree.
Speaker: And it leveled me up in a way where I had no choice.
Speaker: Usually when you graduate from college and you go back to your hometown and you got a decent job, it's great because you worked hard to get the job.
Speaker: But what happens is you kind of can become complacent and can get comfortable depending on who you are.
Speaker: And you're not able to scale yourself because everything is kind of like there.
Speaker: You know the neighborhood, you know the environment, you know the people, you know your job.
Speaker: You might got new opportunities and struggles and challenges.
Speaker: within a job, but your environment is kind of the same.
Speaker: So it was only but so much growth you can get within an environment unless you push yourself super hard in your career.
Speaker: What do you wish you knew when you first started that you know now?
Speaker: Honestly, nothing.
Speaker: I don't wish I would've knew nothing, nothing really.
Speaker: I like how everything landed in my lap because if I would've changed something, I wouldn't be who I am or where I'm at today.
Speaker: You know, sometimes you're like, I wish I knew this.
Speaker: Nah, I don't even live with that because I know timing is everything.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: Timing is everything.
Speaker: And if you're in an alignment, which you're supposed to do, timing will catch you and put you right where you need to be if you don't feel you're in a place to be.
Speaker: Moving cross country and depending on self-help propelled me to, I understand what you're saying.
Speaker: Absolutely.
Speaker: What made you come out to LA?
Speaker: My intuition.
Speaker: Really my dad, like,
Speaker: My dad was like, it was like the first time in my life my dad ever really gave me some sound advice outside of, you know, don't get no felonies, don't have no kids too soon and take care of your mom and your sisters.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: I never seen my mom and dad together.
Speaker: So my dad always gave me that, but he was the one who like put the battery in my back.
Speaker: Like, I think you should go to LA.
Speaker: I don't want you here in Baltimore, it's dangerous.
Speaker: You grew up here, but I think it's just best for you to just go to LA, find a job or something.
Speaker: Throw it out there and it's like, that was the inclination.
Speaker: Then someone else gave me an idea about LA and then I applied for a job and shit.
Speaker: I got the interview and I left.
Speaker: I graduated May 9th.
Speaker: I left Baltimore City June 12th, 2010.
Speaker: I was on first thing smoking, baby.
Speaker: One way ticket.
Speaker: You dig?
Speaker: So that's why I said it's miracle season.
Speaker: Everything you see me create and everything you see me evolving into establishing, it wasn't just overnight.
Speaker: It was a lot of work, a lot of sacrifice, a lot of challenges, a lot of hardships, a lot of frustration, confusion, trying to figure it out.
Speaker: And still to this day, same thing.
Speaker: I'm still on this growth process at another level, just figuring it out and going as I'm going.
Speaker: Even with, like I said, building out my app, it's miracle season, writing my book, 100 Days of Wisdom, my transformational book, TV stuff.
Speaker: It's all been trial and error for me and just pressing on and just doing what I can and making the best of it, but really believing in myself.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: What type of jobs were you looking for when you first went out to LA?
Speaker: I was trying to get in the sports sector.
Speaker: like basketball or football, something sports related.
Speaker: And I had a job at LA Sports Marketing and found out it was a scam.
Speaker: But they got me to come to LA, so maybe there was a blessing in disguise.
Speaker: They got me to get on that flight and leave.
Speaker: That was the reason I felt confident enough outside of having my intuition to go and
Speaker: And go for a job interview.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: So, you know.
Speaker: But yeah.
Speaker: How many people on here downloaded my app?
Speaker: It's Miracle Season app.
Speaker: Let me go put this in.
Speaker: Let me pen this.
Speaker: I started... Affirmation Challenge.
Speaker: Today, go download it and join me.
Speaker: Join...
Speaker: And then quietest kept, like affirmations literally saved my life.
Speaker: Because all I had was information and I was really affirming my life.
Speaker: Affirming my life to a point where my life started happening for me, right?
Speaker: Things started manifesting, things started coming into my realm and I started seeing things differently.
Speaker: And like I was affirming my life every night, every day I was doing affirmations every day.
Speaker: I'm great, I'm wealthy, I'm healthy, I'm joyous, I'm thankful.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: Like every day, every night, every day, every night, every day, every day, praying, praying every day, every night, working out, praying, affirmations, praying, meditation, working out, affirmations, praying.
Speaker: Like you know what I'm saying?
Speaker: Every day, every day, every day, you know?
Speaker: Where, you know, it was just like, that's all I had was my belief, my faith, and just affirming my life into existence, speaking into existence.
Speaker: But yeah, man, LA has really leveled me up in a way it forced me to grow because I was in such an uncomfortable environment, not knowing much, not even knowing myself.
Speaker: And it pushes you.
Speaker: When you don't come from a place and you're on new territory, it just pushes you, pushes you to be better than you want to be, better than you know you can be.
Speaker: And that's why I always encourage people when they young, go for it.
Speaker: Jump out there.
Speaker: Get into it.
Speaker: Because if you don't do it now, it might be tougher later.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: So get after it, man.
Speaker: Get after it.
Speaker: Go for it.
Speaker: Live your dreams.
Speaker: Let's do it.
Speaker: Let's motivate each other.
Speaker: Let's hold each other accountable.
Speaker: Let's push each other, you know?
Speaker: Let's really, really evolve together.
Speaker: Let's be intentional.
Speaker: Let's be vulnerable.
Speaker: Let's be authentic.
Speaker: Let's show up for one another.
Speaker: If you can help someone, help them.
Speaker: If you know someone that knows someone that can help someone, connect them.
Speaker: Be of service.
Speaker: Learn how to be kind and be giving.
Speaker: Be kind and giving to yourself.
Speaker: Show up for yourself.
Speaker: Love yourself unconditionally.
Speaker: Share what you know.
Speaker: Give what you know.
Speaker: Don't be self-centered to a point of selfish where you're not, all this stuff you accumulate, and it can be information, it can be opportunity, it can be relationships.
Speaker: If you got it and it comes easy, give it, because you'll get more.
Speaker: I think in the life we're living now, we got so much disconnect and so much things going on around us.
Speaker: that's deregulating our nervous system and our body that we need to stay connected in some realm.
Speaker: That's why I love these lives because these lives allow us to connect with our inner self, with our soul, you know, and be authentic.
Speaker: That's why I want people to be themselves and be honest and be truthful and show up.
Speaker: At least you can show up with me because I'm going to show up with you and we can talk, we can connect, talk about anything because like I say again, I don't want people to think
Speaker: because you see me on this show, or I wrote this book, or I have this app, or I have these followers that I'm not human.
Speaker: Like, no, I'm human.
Speaker: I know it's like the struggle.
Speaker: I know it's like to fail.
Speaker: I know it's like to feel lonely and down and sad.
Speaker: And I know what that feeling is.
Speaker: Not saying you guys feel that way.
Speaker: I can relate to all emotions, what I'm saying.
Speaker: I also know what it feels like to be happy, to have success.
Speaker: And
Speaker: to be, you know, to have pressure on you, to be challenged, to be overwhelmed, to be scared.
Speaker: Like I know all that, like, you know, so I don't want you people to take yourself for granted or take these discussions we have for granted because, you know, I understand my purpose here on earth and I know what I'm here to do.
Speaker: And I just want to share what I know to help you grow.
Speaker: And then God willing, you can help somebody else grow and then they help other people grow and we all grow.
Speaker: You know, that's what it's all about.
Speaker: What resources do you need to get to the next level?
Speaker: What resource do you need to get to the next level in this season?
Speaker: Are you asking me that or are you saying that in general?
Speaker: Can you be more firm on your question?
Speaker: Can you be more, what is not deliberate, more concise?
Speaker: Like, what do you mean?
Speaker: Elaborate on that.
Speaker: Are you asking me or are you asking in general?
Speaker: Choco drop.
Speaker: Absolutely fashion.
Speaker: What do I need to get to the next level of my season?
Speaker: Honestly, I don't really need much to get to my next level.
Speaker: I think what I need the most is patience.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: I think that's what I struggle with is patience.
Speaker: Patience.
Speaker: Patience.
Speaker: That's it.
Speaker: Just having patience and trusting the timing of things.
Speaker: Outside of that, everything is going to fall in place and work out as it should when I show up.
Speaker: If I continue to show up, like I was saying with a guy who asked me earlier, micro.
Speaker: When I'm micro-ing and not macro-ing, because macro is big picture, I got to have this, results, results, instead of like, no, process, process.
Speaker: Micro, micro, process, process, micro, micro, patience, patience, patience, micro, micro, patience, micro, process, process, process, expansion, miracles, big goals, big dreams, big results.
Speaker: They all happen, right?
Speaker: So, me, aesthetic, me coming from big picture, which I understand a big picture because I'm always that person.
Speaker: Just control what you can control and have faith, keep pumping, keep giving, keep going.
Speaker: Because I think...
Speaker: The next level, next season for me in my life is not so much material.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: It's more of spiritual, right?
Speaker: More like spiritual currency, more vibrational, more frequency.
Speaker: But putting me in a higher frequency to push more out to the universe so I can scale and help more people, right?
Speaker: So with those things, timing.
Speaker: you know, timing is your friend and you gotta enjoy it and employ it.
Speaker: So, but yeah, man, I appreciate the question.
Speaker: Thanks for asking.
Speaker: How do you stay present in seasons of struggle?
Speaker: I'm struggling with that a lot right now.
Speaker: How do you stay present in seasons of struggle?
Speaker: The way you stay present in seasons of struggle is just like I said before, the struggle,
Speaker: that you're enduring or you're experiencing is for the development of your character, for the development of your integrity, for the development of your being, for the development of who you're becoming,
Speaker: A lot of times we focus on what we're getting.
Speaker: I wanna get this, I wanna go there, I want this, but it's not about what we get in life, it's what we will become.
Speaker: So remember when you're struggling, it's because it's producing and developing muscles in your spirit so you can become that thing, that person, that entity, that the thing that you're gonna meet needs, whether it's a job, a relationship, money, opportunity, you're becoming.
Speaker: Sometimes we got to go through to get through and then we can keep going.
Speaker: We can keep extending.
Speaker: But if we not to struggle and avoid the struggle just to grab some progress, the progress we do grab, if we skip the struggle, like I was saying, if I'm skipping a process, I'm not going to be able to keep the progress.
Speaker: You know, I'm not going to be able to keep.
Speaker: the success, right?
Speaker: I'm not gonna be able to sustain it.
Speaker: I'm not gonna be able to sustain what I just grabbed because I didn't appreciate what I had to go through.
Speaker: I was with three people today.
Speaker: I talked to my dad earlier this morning.
Speaker: He sent me a song that was inspirational.
Speaker: I said, thank you.
Speaker: Today was his off day.
Speaker: He told me he had to go to work the next tomorrow.
Speaker: And how he said it was like, yeah, I gotta go back to work.
Speaker: And I said, well, you got work.
Speaker: You got work.
Speaker: I said, remember two years ago, ain't nobody had work.
Speaker: Right?
Speaker: So then, boom.
Speaker: I go to the workspace that I work at, Soho Works in West Hollywood.
Speaker: I meet, you know, a young lady that works for Heartbeat Productions, Kevin Hart's production company.
Speaker: Very smart, intelligent woman.
Speaker: I actually known her from years ago.
Speaker: We used to work together.
Speaker: And I was like, oh, how you liking?
Speaker: You know, she's like, ah.
Speaker: I'm like, what's that?
Speaker: I'm like, what's the ah?
Speaker: She's like,
Speaker: You know, I just, I said, yeah, I get it.
Speaker: I said, yeah.
Speaker: I said, remember though, two years ago, right?
Speaker: We was alone.
Speaker: We wish we had work.
Speaker: We wish we had somewhere to go.
Speaker: She was like, yeah.
Speaker: I said, you know, human beings, we're very, very special in a way where we can take something for granted subconsciously, not realizing that process, that struggle we just got over, right?
Speaker: We just got over a struggle and now we're here and we're like, oh man.
Speaker: So then boom, last person before I left the spot, they got a big photo shoot gig for a big brand and paid them seven figures.
Speaker: And phone call after phone call, he's stressing, he's stressing, he's stressing, he's stressing.
Speaker: I'm like, I'm smiling.
Speaker: He like, why you laughing?
Speaker: I was like, because I get it.
Speaker: He like, what you mean?
Speaker: I said, see, the thing is, right?
Speaker: When these photos come off of this project, you're going to get praise, you're going to get accolades, you're going to get acknowledgement.
Speaker: That money going to hit your account.
Speaker: But I said, guess what?
Speaker: Ain't nobody going to see what I'm seeing right now.
Speaker: Ain't nobody going to see all this.
Speaker: You going through this frustration.
Speaker: You don't want to get up call time, 3 a.m., 4 a.m.,
Speaker: People don't know it, they don't see it.
Speaker: I say, look, it's all part of the process.
Speaker: But look, you getting a big check for it.
Speaker: But you can't just get something macro and not deal with the micro, right?
Speaker: So in this season, for everybody listening, because every season is miracle season.
Speaker: And to get your miracle, you got to go through a process.
Speaker: That's what it's about.
Speaker: Enjoy the process.
Speaker: Enjoy it.
Speaker: It's beautiful.
Speaker: It's like, you know, the process...
Speaker: I don't get 10 miles.
Speaker: The process is like foreplay, right?
Speaker: Process is like foreplay.
Speaker: When you can start enjoying foreplay in your process, the four-course meal, that real intimacy that you yearn for, gonna be so fulfilling.
Speaker: It's gonna be so fulfilling.
Speaker: Fulfilling, and when you reach that capacity of,
Speaker: of winning the game or hitting the game, winning shot or that highlight reel or that excitement is gonna be so worth it.
Speaker: But if you rush, if you rush the foreplay, then you're never gonna have a powerful, intimate moment or big platter.
Speaker: Because you rush in the floor plate.
Speaker: You can't rush the process.
Speaker: Enjoy it.
Speaker: Endure it.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: Yeah, so Choco Drop.
Speaker: I got my, download my new app.
Speaker: It's Miracle C's app.
Speaker: It came out a week and a half ago.
Speaker: Download it.
Speaker: I just started a challenge, affirmation challenge.
Speaker: Today's word is joy.
Speaker: It was affirming joy.
Speaker: So I want all you here on this live to download my app and join me on the challenge.
Speaker: It's a 10-day challenge.
Speaker: We're going for 10 days.
Speaker: Each day is a different word.
Speaker: We're affirming in our souls and our mind so we can live it out in our life.
Speaker: But join me in the app.
Speaker: How do you stay disciplined?
Speaker: I stay disciplined because of perspective.
Speaker: I got a keen perspective on where I'm at and where I want to go.
Speaker: And I understand life enough to not be disciplined.
Speaker: Because you can't accomplish anything without discipline.
Speaker: Think about it.
Speaker: When you go to work, when you go to school, you have to be disciplined.
Speaker: You got to get up at a certain time.
Speaker: You got to take a bath, a shower.
Speaker: You got to eat.
Speaker: You got to get dressed.
Speaker: You got to put on your outfit or your uniform.
Speaker: When you can get your driver's license, you got to be disciplined.
Speaker: You got to study the book.
Speaker: You got to take driving.
Speaker: You can't accomplish anything without discipline.
Speaker: So you got to pay rent every month at some point.
Speaker: You got to be disciplined and make enough money to pay the rent, right?
Speaker: So discipline is key.
Speaker: Yeah, DM me, bro.
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: Lock in.
Speaker: Lock in, man.
Speaker: Lock in, man.
Speaker: DM me, man.
Speaker: Let's talk, man.
Speaker: Yes, sir.
Speaker: Yes, sir.
Speaker: I'm missing all these.
Speaker: We got going on.
Speaker: We got going on.
Speaker: Do you think the process need to be documented more in general?
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: Such a great, great question.
Speaker: I was just telling my boy who got the photography gig for a big commercial, a bunch of A-lifters he's shooting.
Speaker: And I said, you see all this frustration and all this anger, you should be vlogging right now.
Speaker: You should be vlogging.
Speaker: Like, man, that's what I got to go through right here.
Speaker: And then when you finish that 10 day shoot, have somebody edit it, put it in a reel.
Speaker: And show people the process of this project.
Speaker: Because we only see the outcome.
Speaker: You will get so much more respect.
Speaker: And people will kind of have a perspective.
Speaker: Of what it really is.
Speaker: Versus what they think it is.
Speaker: So yeah.
Speaker: Absolutely.
Speaker: Absolutely.
Speaker: Baby.
Speaker: I'm going to look into that.
Speaker: But I'll let you know how it goes.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Give me some feedback.
Speaker: Hey.
Speaker: Hey.
Speaker: Just got here.
Speaker: Dr. Brooke.
Speaker: What up?
Speaker: What up?
Speaker: Girl.
Speaker: I need affirmations daily.
Speaker: Yeah, download the app.
Speaker: That's affirm, baby.
Speaker: That's affirm.
Speaker: I forgot what tomorrow's word is what.
Speaker: Let me go look.
Speaker: The masculine is a discipline.
Speaker: The feminine is devoted.
Speaker: Yeah, you still got to be disciplined in both.
Speaker: So devoted or not, you know.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: Challenges.
Speaker: Let's see.
Speaker: So tomorrow's word is love.
Speaker: We're going to be affirming love tomorrow.
Speaker: Love.
Speaker: I love myself.
Speaker: I love myself.
Speaker: Everyone else.
Speaker: What else?
Speaker: Yes, discipline, but difficult when you are going through it.
Speaker: Yeah, that's part of the process.
Speaker: You got to go through to get to it.
Speaker: You can't just get to it and not go through it.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: You can't just get to her and not go through her.
Speaker: Like, how does a guy meet a girl that he likes?
Speaker: He can't just have her because he want her.
Speaker: That's a process to get her.
Speaker: When you go to a restaurant and you want a good food, you can't just go in there and say, give me the food.
Speaker: Let me have it.
Speaker: You got to get reservations.
Speaker: You got to RSVP.
Speaker: You got to wait.
Speaker: Hopefully you don't have to wait.
Speaker: You got to wait for your table to be called.
Speaker: You got to sit down.
Speaker: They ask if you want water.
Speaker: You got to look at the menu.
Speaker: You got to order the food.
Speaker: They got to cook the food.
Speaker: They got to bring it out.
Speaker: You know, it's like it's a process with anything.
Speaker: It's good to document the process because it reminds you what you went through.
Speaker: Amen.
Speaker: Fashion.
Speaker: Poista.
Speaker: Hope I said that right.
Speaker: Yo, that's why we.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Why we joint was so special.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I actually met.
Speaker: Coley, man.
Speaker: I met Coley and his other guy at Soho a month ago, and I gave him so much love because they really, really peeled the layer back and let people know Buddy really went after his dreams and really believed in himself.
Speaker: It was so inspirational.
Speaker: I love that for him.
Speaker: Yeah, you got to go through the get through, baby.
Speaker: Can't just have it because you want it.
Speaker: And I think that's what a lot of people do in this microwave culture.
Speaker: When everything is so instant gratification and everybody just want, want, want, want.
Speaker: And nobody want to do like, nah, bro, you got to go through it.
Speaker: You can't just stay up all night and just think you're going to have the best day tomorrow.
Speaker: You better take that tale a bit.
Speaker: Yeah, man, stories.
Speaker: There's a book by...
Speaker: I think it's Peter Gerber.
Speaker: He's a founding member or founder of Sony Pictures.
Speaker: He did like the Rain Man movie and he owned the Dodgers, the Warriors, he's powerful.
Speaker: He has a book called, Tell Your Story to Win.
Speaker: Basically he said, when you tell stories, you win.
Speaker: If you tell a good enough story, you'll win in life.
Speaker: And that's why people love stories.
Speaker: LA versus ATL versus MA, what vibe does each city give you?
Speaker: I don't like Atlanta too much.
Speaker: It gives me, it's more of an urban feel with, it reminds me of Baltimore.
Speaker: Not that the urban matters, it just reminds me too much of where I come from.
Speaker: And I'm not saying that it's not diverse.
Speaker: I thrive in diversity.
Speaker: But I only been there once and more so than what I experienced, the energy there felt a little different.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: So I don't know what that is now.
Speaker: That was like 2018, but when I was moving and grooving, doing what I was doing, I just kind of felt like, I'm back in the city.
Speaker: This kind of feel different.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: But LA is just real laid back, man.
Speaker: It's laid back.
Speaker: It's Hollywood.
Speaker: It's very gray area energy, but it's good for if you know the right people, I'll tell you that.
Speaker: Got the right relationships.
Speaker: Miami is just, I see Miami as party.
Speaker: Beautiful women in good times.
Speaker: That's how I see Miami.
Speaker: I can't see me living in Miami.
Speaker: But I can live anywhere.
Speaker: Not gonna lie, going through some stuff and I've lost myself.
Speaker: Nah, you ain't lose yourself.
Speaker: You know what's happening?
Speaker: You ain't lose yourself.
Speaker: You finding yourself.
Speaker: We think losing ourselves.
Speaker: We think when we lost.
Speaker: No, you ain't lost.
Speaker: You just finding who you really are.
Speaker: You finding your truth.
Speaker: It's probably a spiritual awakening you going through.
Speaker: Something you don't want to go through, but it's awakening the soul in you to wake you up to your divine purpose.
Speaker: So don't look at the bad as bad.
Speaker: Look at it as a moment in your life that you're gonna always remember that's gonna channel something within you to make you your best self.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: They say pressure make diamonds.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: So if you feeling any pressure, any anxiety, any stress, I'm here to tell you, I'm not saying it's gonna be easy.
Speaker: What I'm saying is there's another side to that.
Speaker: And the other side is the light side.
Speaker: And to get to the light side, you might have to go through a little bit of the dark side.
Speaker: But it's not you going through it.
Speaker: It's how you go through it.
Speaker: It's not what it looks like.
Speaker: It's how you look at it.
Speaker: If we change the way we look at things, the things we look at change.
Speaker: So the question is, how are you looking at the things that are happening in your life?
Speaker: Are you looking at it from a negative perspective because it's negative?
Speaker: Maybe you are.
Speaker: Are you more neutral about it?
Speaker: Are you more don't care or you care too much?
Speaker: And then and however you looking at it, however you feeling, it's all relevant for wherever you at.
Speaker: And it's OK.
Speaker: I'm just here to tell you, eventually you'll find middle ground.
Speaker: You'll get back to where you want to be.
Speaker: But you're finding yourself because it's strengthening you and building your character.
Speaker: and you gonna be on the other side of it.
Speaker: And a lot of what you're feeling is probably fear and hurt.
Speaker: And if not hurt, just scarcity.
Speaker: So just have faith, find something positive to put your mind and energy to daily, work out, make say motion, changes emotion, right?
Speaker: I feel you, but it's pretty bad though.
Speaker: Not proud of how I'm trying to get through them better than that.
Speaker: Well, you know, bad is subjective, right?
Speaker: Cause like, here's the thing.
Speaker: It probably is bad, but remember we give meaning to things.
Speaker: So how bad is your bad?
Speaker: Is it like life or death?
Speaker: Is it like costing you your job?
Speaker: It's costing you your saying like how bad is bad?
Speaker: Because clearly you're talking right now to us on live.
Speaker: You're being vulnerable.
Speaker: I think you're pretty strong and you're great.
Speaker: So thank you for being vulnerable with us.
Speaker: I really appreciate that.
Speaker: Clearly you're not alone, because we're here for you, you know, and it's all right.
Speaker: So look, you know, Brent said, rock bottom is the perfect foundation for God to appear in your life.
Speaker: There we go.
Speaker: Amen.
Speaker: See, you see how people just tap into the community?
Speaker: It's the rock bottom for God to come into your life.
Speaker: It's harder and challenging to experience something while you're in it and have a different perspective, to be quite honest.
Speaker: So I respect how you feel.
Speaker: And I'm not saying don't feel those emotions or feelings, but what I'm saying is give yourself some compassion and have some kindness.
Speaker: and find a way to kind of get out of that and talk to people like you're talking to us.
Speaker: You should write it out.
Speaker: Mental therapy, writing therapy is really good.
Speaker: Forgive yourself, forgive the personal thing, but just know it's part of your destiny, it's part of your journey.
Speaker: When a guy asked me earlier, what was it that was a pivotal moment for me?
Speaker: And I was like, not having love as a kid.
Speaker: You know, I felt that.
Speaker: I felt that hole not having that.
Speaker: So I took that hole and, you know, made something of it and filled it up in other people.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: But we all have our rocky moments, but you're not the only one.
Speaker: So just keep showing up the best way you can.
Speaker: And if you feel off, that's just how you feel for the moment.
Speaker: Eventually you'll get over it.
Speaker: I'm just here to tell you it will get better.
Speaker: Everything's greater later.
Speaker: She said I'm only vulnerable because I drank some tequila, but thank you, Brent.
Speaker: Hey, little tequila, huh?
Speaker: Tequila won't hurt nobody.
Speaker: I love it, see?
Speaker: So authentic.
Speaker: I hear you.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: In order to be me, I have to be free.
Speaker: In order to be free, I must be free.
Speaker: But yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker: I love the questions tonight.
Speaker: The questions are just spot on.
Speaker: I love it.
Speaker: She said, I'm on a tequila, huh?
Speaker: But yeah, you know, this will be here for this what I'm here for.
Speaker: I'm here to just give what I know and experience and also learn from you guys.
Speaker: You teach me a lot every day.
Speaker: And that's why I'm so intentional about that.
Speaker: information and the quotes and the videos and energy I put out.
Speaker: Cause I understand there's people suffering and lacking different things in different ways.
Speaker: You know, it's bigger than me.
Speaker: It is miracle season.
Speaker: I cut my hair.
Speaker: What?
Speaker: Uh, May 1st, actually.
Speaker: 1st of May.
Speaker: It's been a month.
Speaker: It's been a month.
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: Uh, yeah.
Speaker: See, laughter's medicine.
Speaker: Hey now, get a little laughter on.
Speaker: Little laugh, little laugh your way to sleep now.
Speaker: I don't know why you're gonna sleep.
Speaker: You gonna sleep, sleep, sleep, sleep.
Speaker: But yeah, man.
Speaker: Yeah, man.
Speaker: I'm going down.
Speaker: Cause you all around.
Speaker: Even.
Speaker: The whole world.
Speaker: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker: Always happy to see that smile.
Speaker: Yeah, girl.
Speaker: What up?
Speaker: How you doing?
Speaker: Yeah, that's my sleep morning.
Speaker: It's almost time to go to sleep.
Speaker: What time is where you're at?
Speaker: It's 9.15.
Speaker: So I'm going to be getting off here soon.
Speaker: It's 9.45 here.
Speaker: I need to be getting ready.
Speaker: Doing my to-do list at night and hopping in that shiz hour so I can get up four, five, five in the morning.
Speaker: Definitely could not date a woman who's gorgeous but don't have a stimulation in her convo.
Speaker: No.
Speaker: Indeed.
Speaker: Dr. Brooke, you know I can't sing.
Speaker: Sweet lady.
Speaker: Okay, more quotes.
Speaker: No, I need stimulation.
Speaker: Because the thing is, them looks, not that they fade, they just get old after a while when there's nothing else coming from it.
Speaker: It's like having a nice car that you get to drive, but you don't drive it as much because it's just nice to look at.
Speaker: But it doesn't really do much.
Speaker: But just, it's nice to look good with, right?
Speaker: So you're like, eh.
Speaker: I get more out of my pickup.
Speaker: I get more out of my Jeep.
Speaker: Any movie documentary you have to watch right now on Netflix?
Speaker: I should watch Heal.
Speaker: Heal.
Speaker: It's been out for some time.
Speaker: It's a great one.
Speaker: Other than that, I haven't really been on Netflix watching documentaries that I can recall.
Speaker: I think the movie Hustle with Adam Sandler is pretty good for any athletic people or sports people or basketball players is good.
Speaker: Well, it's 1215 here, so it's been real, but okay, good night, sleep right, count your blessings, say your prayers.
Speaker: What attracts you most to a potential partner?
Speaker: How they show up for themselves?
Speaker: Of course, beautiful.
Speaker: They take care of their bodies.
Speaker: They take care of their minds.
Speaker: They're respectful of themselves.
Speaker: They know how to treat people.
Speaker: I'm picky, but substance is key.
Speaker: I definitely want looks.
Speaker: I'm definitely into a nice looking person, a nice body.
Speaker: But I really want that soul and that substance to be there.
Speaker: Because I think that the character of the person is way more than the flesh after time.
Speaker: Because just think you yoke up with someone, you potentially marry or have kids.
Speaker: Like...
Speaker: What's inside them, what's in their mind, how they think, their mentality, how they show up is a representation of you and everything they're connected to.
Speaker: So a lot of that stuff matters, you know?
Speaker: Sounds like a sapiosexual to me.
Speaker: Gotta stimulate that mind.
Speaker: You better.
Speaker: She said, what about a nice car but an empty tank?
Speaker: That's a good one.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Can't move an empty tank now.
Speaker: Nice car, no gas.
Speaker: Hell yeah.
Speaker: It said good credit school, but bad profile.
Speaker: Y'all got to make these into a meme.
Speaker: Wow.
Speaker: I love it.
Speaker: I love it.
Speaker: I love it.
Speaker: I love it.
Speaker: Let's get it.
Speaker: Good credit school, but bad.
Speaker: Nice car, no gas.
Speaker: What about a nice car, but an empty tank?
Speaker: Good God Almighty.
Speaker: Can I get an amen?
Speaker: It's miracle season.
Speaker: Go download that.
Speaker: Join me in the Affirmation Challenge.
Speaker: Tomorrow's challenge, we're affirming is love, baby.
Speaker: We're going to love, love, love.
Speaker: No, that was funny.
Speaker: That was good.
Speaker: I was trying to get my analogy out.
Speaker: You guys made even better ones.
Speaker: Would you date someone with no faith in God?
Speaker: I don't think I could.
Speaker: Nah, I don't think so.
Speaker: And when you say faith in God, like it sounds more religious.
Speaker: because I don't want to put people in a box, I would kind of say, like, the person I'm dating has to be spiritual.
Speaker: I'll say that.
Speaker: You've got to have some type of faith, some type of spiritual principles, something you believe in outside of yourself, you know, because if, you know, if I got those morals and principles, I would love for my person to have that in some capacity.
Speaker: And that's why we say it's important to see who a person is when you go through the worst or when adversity hit, because then you know who you're dealing with.
Speaker: When everything's cool and everybody's happy, it don't mean much.
Speaker: I want to see you when you're going through the worst.
Speaker: Let's see how you show up for me and for yourself and for the world.
Speaker: What's your thoughts on recreation like time or reset?
Speaker: Oh, yeah.
Speaker: Oh, yeah.
Speaker: Oh, yeah.
Speaker: Yeah, you definitely need a reset.
Speaker: You definitely need a reset.
Speaker: You gotta re... I learned that my body broke down on me three days ago.
Speaker: So hell yeah.
Speaker: That's like, that is like for sure.
Speaker: What is spiritual without Jesus?
Speaker: Well, I mean, everything, everybody has that perspective on what Jesus is.
Speaker: Cause shit, some people can say Jesus is religious.
Speaker: My dad always say it's not about religion, it's about relationship.
Speaker: Right?
Speaker: So we can talk, you can talk religion, we can talk Jesus, we can talk scripts.
Speaker: You can talk, but are you living it?
Speaker: Are you embodying it?
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: So I think spiritual is more of a connection to source, to Jesus, to God, to higher self or creator, you know, whatever person believes, you know?
Speaker: Um...
Speaker: I don't believe in no one size fit all paradigm.
Speaker: Because if that's the case, then we'll all be having the same thoughts and same creations.
Speaker: What does your reset consist of?
Speaker: Recovery, cryotherapy, cold plunges, infrared therapy, sauna, long walks, meditation, sound bath meditations,
Speaker: you know, spiritual retreats, just peace, really.
Speaker: A lot of peace, a lot of quiet, a lot of just reflecting and being thankful for everything I got.
Speaker: I've been dealing with a lot of unforeseen circumstances.
Speaker: Like, do you have any advice to overcome mental barriers?
Speaker: I think for you, what I'm getting from my spirit for you, Cheech, if I think I said that right, I want you to, when you go to bed tonight or early tomorrow, I want you to write down everything you're going through, right?
Speaker: Write down everything you're going through, right?
Speaker: And out of all those things you're going through, I want you to write what is that forcing you to become, good or bad?
Speaker: And then after you do that, I want you to write down 50 things you're grateful for in a moment.
Speaker: 50 things you're grateful for.
Speaker: So write down everything you're going through.
Speaker: That's a struggle.
Speaker: That's challenging.
Speaker: That's overwhelming.
Speaker: Then next to that, think about what is those things forcing you to think about, become, and be for yourself and whoever else is involved.
Speaker: Then after you do that, 50 things you're grateful for.
Speaker: And then after you do that, DM me and tell me how you feel.
Speaker: Or you can chat with me in the community section and you can tell me more.
Speaker: But do that and then come back with some feedback and let me know.
Speaker: But I thank you, God.
Speaker: Whatever's in you, what I'm feeling, what I'm picking up from my spirit is you got to let whatever's in you out of you.
Speaker: Get it out.
Speaker: Get it out.
Speaker: Work it out.
Speaker: Write it out.
Speaker: I don't want to say fight it out or yell it out.
Speaker: Write it out.
Speaker: Work it out.
Speaker: Dance it out.
Speaker: Get it out of your system.
Speaker: It's energy that's in you that needs to be removed.
Speaker: So get it out of you.
Speaker: But thank you for your question.
Speaker: How do you find people to date and how would you approach them?
Speaker: I mean, social media is a dating pool.
Speaker: You got dating apps.
Speaker: You got the gym, restaurants.
Speaker: I mean, there's so many places you can meet people to date.
Speaker: It depends on your style, who you are.
Speaker: For me, it just, it depends.
Speaker: Like, I can meet people anywhere, especially in LA.
Speaker: LA is such a mountain pot.
Speaker: of people.
Speaker: So there's no right way.
Speaker: You just got to be open to it.
Speaker: And if that's something that you want it, willing to do.
Speaker: How our power energy became more influential than a religious aspect I was brought up on as I got older.
Speaker: Yeah, language changes, lingo changes, feeling changes, the spiritual realm changes, but that divine
Speaker: intelligence that divine guidance of source is always present for sure.
Speaker: No matter what you interpret it as or what you would, that thing is there.
Speaker: Trust me.
Speaker: I know.
Speaker: And I didn't felt it.
Speaker: I didn't experience it.
Speaker: And I'm, I'm it's miracle season for sure.
Speaker: So yes, indeed.
Speaker: But also while you're writing it down, feel those things.
Speaker: It's the emotion behind the affirmation that brings into existence, right?
Speaker: To do lists at night, way better, more than starting more than fast.
Speaker: Yeah, so I do my next day list at night, right before I go to bed.
Speaker: Yeah, Brooke, I appreciate it.
Speaker: I'm really about what I'm talking about.
Speaker: I'm really invested in what I'm telling you.
Speaker: I'm not just telling you because it sounds good.
Speaker: I really be in my spirit trying to figure life out.
Speaker: I really be over here reading books, trying to figure people out so I can help them.
Speaker: I really be on it.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: I really be on it.
Speaker: It's really miracle season.
Speaker: It's 100 days of wisdom over here.
Speaker: We eat bigger.
Speaker: Because I see the big picture for people and I understand the details.
Speaker: So...
Speaker: It's part of my purpose.
Speaker: I'm just giving my gift God gave me.
Speaker: Rejection is still love.
Speaker: I don't even know who Nate Watt is.
Speaker: But yeah, you know.
Speaker: How would you approach a random person to date?
Speaker: I would just get to know them.
Speaker: I would build rapport with them first.
Speaker: I would get to know them, asking their name.
Speaker: If they got something on, I'd see them.
Speaker: I would kind of compliment them.
Speaker: I would tell them if I've seen them, if they're like, I really like your energy, what's your name?
Speaker: Or, you come here often?
Speaker: I've never seen you in here.
Speaker: You got to build some rapport.
Speaker: To-do list of a goat.
Speaker: Ah...
Speaker: It depends.
Speaker: I'm not saying you shouldn't have goals, but I'm big on intentions.
Speaker: Have intentions behind your goals.
Speaker: I think some things deserve a time, but I wouldn't be so go, go, go, because then you'll hit your goals.
Speaker: Now what?
Speaker: It's kind of like having goals is like, I want to get married.
Speaker: And when I get married, then when I get rich, then when I get money, then.
Speaker: So what happens is
Speaker: you're not enjoying a process.
Speaker: You always worrying about the goal, which is great, because then you'll get the goal, but you're not learning the stuff that you had to go through to get the goal.
Speaker: Maybe you are, but not enough because you're not intentional about the goal.
Speaker: And you're missing out on opportunities within that moment, at least I believe.
Speaker: Because I wanted to go to school and graduate, and I did.
Speaker: And graduated with honors, but I didn't think about student loans.
Speaker: I didn't think about where I wanted to go after college.
Speaker: I got to graduate.
Speaker: I got to graduate.
Speaker: And I did it.
Speaker: Like, yeah, I graduated.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: So you do these things that you don't think about what the cost it takes or what you had to go through.
Speaker: Not that I would do anything different, but now I'm just like, all right, I know this.
Speaker: I know that.
Speaker: All right, this is why I want to do this because this isn't.
Speaker: Okay, cool.
Speaker: What up?
Speaker: What up?
Speaker: What up?
Speaker: I like that.
Speaker: Goals with no intentions is wasted goals.
Speaker: Factory.
Speaker: Wow.
Speaker: That's big.
Speaker: I like how you put that.
Speaker: Put that in your bio.
Speaker: That's a bar.
Speaker: Being present, joining journey, so super important.
Speaker: Amen.
Speaker: Y'all tapped in tonight.
Speaker: That's what I'm talking about.
Speaker: That's dope, man.
Speaker: Y'all talking that talk tonight.
Speaker: Ah, man.
Speaker: I got me inspired.
Speaker: That's what I'm talking about, man.
Speaker: Talk that talk.
Speaker: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: Crazy how accomplishments also feel like responsibilities.
Speaker: Yeah, man.
Speaker: Because we ain't thinking about it like that.
Speaker: We just thinking about what we want.
Speaker: It's like, go back to, you can always take everything to a relationship.
Speaker: I want this type of girl.
Speaker: Then you get her and then you spend time with her and you like, oh, shit, I didn't think this was going to be this.
Speaker: Like, yeah.
Speaker: Or I want to be an entrepreneur.
Speaker: I want to run my own business.
Speaker: I want to have my own app.
Speaker: I want to write a book, whatever.
Speaker: Yeah, it's a lot that come with that, that you're not thinking about because you're always thinking about what you want, the goal.
Speaker: I want this.
Speaker: But did you think about what came with that?
Speaker: No, because you're not thinking in that way.
Speaker: There's no intention behind it.
Speaker: It's just I want.
Speaker: You know, it's like a baby wanting what you drinking.
Speaker: They don't know what you drinking.
Speaker: You be drinking alcohol.
Speaker: They don't know.
Speaker: Or a pat.
Speaker: And then they spit it out like, yeah, see, you say you wanted it.
Speaker: You weren't even ready for it.
Speaker: So, yeah.
Speaker: Goals without intentions.
Speaker: Eagles, what is it?
Speaker: Wasted goals or something.
Speaker: Wasted dreams.
Speaker: I forgot how she said it.
Speaker: Oh, they said it.
Speaker: Shit.
Speaker: Good God, Almighty.
Speaker: Can I get an amen?
Speaker: 1230 is here in the DMV.
Speaker: I'm so wishing you an incredible night.
Speaker: Rest off your week.
Speaker: Good to see ya.
Speaker: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
Speaker: Amen.
Speaker: Hallelujah.
Speaker: Rest in peace, Kevin Seniors.
Speaker: Yeah, so I'm going to get off here, too, because your boy got to get ready to wind down.
Speaker: You got these weird people getting on here tonight.
Speaker: But yeah, so people, download the app.
Speaker: It's Miracle Season app.
Speaker: Join me for the Affirmation Challenge.
Speaker: We started today, 10-day challenge.
Speaker: Today's word was joy.
Speaker: We was affirming joy for two minutes on the app.
Speaker: Tomorrow, we're going to be affirming love.
Speaker: I love, I love, I love, I love life.
Speaker: I love myself.
Speaker: So join me.
Speaker: We'll follow due to respect and love to everyone in the universe.
Speaker: Be safe.
Speaker: Take care of your energy.
Speaker: I'll see you guys.
Speaker: Mayana.
Speaker: Peace and love.
Speaker: I'm out.
