I only teach stuff that I believe, and you can hear it in my voice that I'm telling you,

trust me, I guarantee you it will change your life so much that the best times is the

actual years you can look back and go, there's the year, 20 freaking 16.

And one of the things some of you guys have done, there's something called neuroplasticity.

You've made so many resolutions and decided so many times this was your line in the sand

that you don't believe it anymore.

And when you don't believe it anymore, it starts to become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

And you have to have what Aristotle taught Alexander the Great, two kinds of people in the

world, cowards and conquerors, that's it, the two seas.

And there's this, I just finished this amazing story of World War II, the biggest battle

in World War II that people don't know about was our invasion from North Africa.

And there's a famous general, he just died, I was watching his old videos.

This was a man's man, it was a crazy story, but his first foray in the battle, he got

on a boat, the biggest armada in human history, Americans and the Allies coming into Southern

Italy to attack from North Africa.

And they got on that boat.

And he said, we went out there, and the Germans were very smart.

They had counterintelligence, we had done a fake, we had taken a body of a dead soldier

of ours, put a whole uniform on him, put a little thing in the boopie, like intelligence

and floated it across so the Germans would pick it up, and it said we're going to attack

on this part of Italy.

Hitler was fooled, Hitler said, move all of our forces to this side, we got counterintelligence

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