Today, we're going to teach you can't solve a problem in the same consciousness in which it was

created, a lesson I learned from Albert Einstein, but it's most relevant today because of

technologies because we have access to multiple consciousness at our fingertips.

You take any problem, any solution, and go ahead and run it through your generative AI and just

say, hey, how would Einstein solve this? How would Dr. Wayne Dyer solve this? How would Dr. Joe Dispensis

solved? Whoever you want, Victor Frankel, whoever you want, you can shift a consciousness now in a

matter of seconds. And we can see different perspectives,

different meanings that people would give to what we do. And this is a really powerful tool

because it stops the loop of our own genetic and energetic inheritance. It stops the loop

of our own consciousness. We start seeing things in a different way. Remember, Dr. Wayne

Dyer, who based it off of Xander's writing, said something really powerful that changed my life.

He said, David, change the way you look at things and the things you look at change. So if you want to

see the power and the value in changing your consciousness, which we now can utilize artificial intelligence because of the synthesized data and speed in which it works, it can gather all of the social silo of anyone and go ahead and put your problem through their social silo and come up with some sort of recognition or resolve

or resolution to that problem. And so for us today, I want to make sure that everybody here

in person and in every platform that we're on knows that you can get the exercise, the guide,

everything for free. Just email me, David at demelter.com.

So if you'd like this training guide exercises or even my book, just email me,

David at the melzer.com.

All right.

In every challenge that we face, and I always say don't waste a challenge, don't waste

a struggle, the quality of our solutions are determined by the level of consciousness from which we approach

the problem. As I stated Albert Einstein, Wiley said, wisely said, we can't solve a problem

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