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What you have to do is go to UnmistakableCreative.com slash Life Purpose. Again, that's UnmistakableCreative.com slash Life Purpose. But most people, for the most people, when they come from fear, they back off, especially of fear that is so radical that it makes you afraid that if you die.

If you keep going forward, you might be extinct. And that's your possibility, bankrupt. You walk out and there's a bunch of cops when they shoot you dead.

Your body understands this. So once you go down, get a headache, my jaw clenching, sweaty, my hands are just camping off, you know, jumping off the steering wheel.

I want a wave of fatigue

goes over me, so I can almost pass

on the side of the road. Pretty intense,

very intense experience.

What I needed to do is I needed to get angry.

I needed to summon my rage by thinking of things

that have humiliated me in the past,

you know, from bullies from childhood

all the way to my dad and, you know, the stabbing. And then this monster would rise up in me.

And a level of peace, you know, struck me, you know, came over me that was was transcendental, man.

It was spiritual practically. I was no longer afraid in fact i felt i could

just hand i could it was endorphine high or something it was something i just felt like i could

handle anything i the giant i felt a giant like a giant and and i would go and direct that rage

with great efficiency and make it through those banks.

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