What we identify with if we walked into a party and we said you know my name is Jason I'm a trader I'm a father on this on that that's our primary identity

Yeah and then there's this whole secondary part of us that we don't really identify with on an everyday basis. But when I went into that unknown,

I wanted to throw away that primary identity.

I said, you know, I don't want to be a traitor.

I don't want to do that anymore.

I want to go completely into the esoteric world.

I want to study holistic you know nutrition and

psychology and martial arts and all these things only to find out that my real gift

was being able to mend the two yeah ultimately no matter how much I wanted to get away from that, it actually was what I was here to do and it had to come back in a new form.

So now that's really what the abundance archetype is, is really bridging the gap between what I learned from being on Wall Street and sitting with the Titans of Wall Street to what I learned with sitting with the masters of the heart and soul like yourself and then bridging those two and bringing them out.

So no matter how much we want to get away from these parts of

ourselves they're always there.

Welcome to Living 4D with Paul Check. Today Paul welcomes back Jason Picard.

Jason became a billion dollar portfolio manager and partner to hedge fund legend

called Tudor Jones at Tudor Investment.

By the age of 27 he was recognized as one of the top 30 traders under 30 years old in the world.

Yet his health was on an absolute decline.

He was 330 pounds and suffered from a mental and physical health crisis.

On a quest to become a master of both his inner and outer worlds,

he decided to travel the world, spending thousands of dollars and studying for thousands of hours,

learning directly from the greatest masters of a wide variety of healing arts,

martial arts, holistic nutrition and movement, cutting edge psychology and wisdom traditions of the East and West, ancient,

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