All right, everyone, thanks for coming out.

As you know, I'm Mike Cernovich from Danger and Play, Gorilla Mindset, and now we're doing

movies.

We're doing silence, and that's my director, Lauren.

So we're sort of doubling up.

So don't worry, nobody's faces will be on any kind of video or promotional materials,

unless you want it to be. I'm just getting it miced up because I don't really like giving seminars. I do them because it's a way to push myself to do something that I don't like to do. But I like to write. I like to be in my own little corner from the world and I'm a very introverted guy. So that's my story. Thank you for coming out. And I want to do something real

quick before we start. How is this different from other seminars? I don't like motivational

seminars. I've been to them all. I don't really like the value of people jumping up and screaming

and everything because it gives you a short-term pop. You feel good, right?

I don't know how many of you ever grew up in churches,

but I grew up in very sort of Pentecostal churches where people are speaking in tongues and shaking.

And on Sunday, everybody feels great,

and then on Monday, they're pieces of shit, you know?

And you're like, well, where's the disconnect between you feel good one day, the next day, you're not living life right.

And that's the difference, I guess, between motivation versus what I call sort of

reprogramming, reprogramming your brain.

Being motivated, being hyped, being pumped, feels good.

We've all watched those YouTube videos, the hip hop preacher, right?

You know, they set the stuff to music, CT Fletcher stuff. Yeah, it feels good, right? But it doesn't

leave you with anything. And that's what we have here. We have with the guerrilla mindset,

we have an entire sort of mental model that links in every concept together, even though each concept

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