Because if you don't practice asking big, you don't know what neighborhood you're in.

This is the flavor.

Sponsors and power sponsors, uh, basically saying if you're not using sponsors and power

sponsors, you're really missing the boat, uh, uh, A, I wonder if you could expand on

that and then be also my, I guess typically I'm like other people here.

I'm having a hard time, uh, not asking for money, but asking for help, um, for bigger

things, you know, I normal process, I got no problem asking.

But, uh, so if you could speak to both of those things, that would be very helpful.

Yeah, absolutely.

So first sponsors and power sponsors, uh, think about it as a matter of frequencies

your neighborhood in a community.

And so let's take the neighborhood analogy of sponsors and power sponsors.

If you live in a low net wealth area, your sponsors and power sponsors have limited

capacity.

Right.

So when you're walking the street and your neighborhood, most people are asking for

money from you or help from you or just because of the neighborhood you're in.

And for the people that can help you, they're already helping so many people

statistically, your chances of getting help is less.

If you change your frequency or your neighborhood, because frequency is a

neighborhood.

So lots of people live in that low vibration.

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