Welcome to today's episode of the Mindset Mentor Podcast. I'm your host, Rob Dyle. If you have not yet done so, hit that subscribe button so you never miss another episode.

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morning routine.com and get it now. Today, we're going to be talking about why you feel so stuck in your life

and how to basically get everything that you want in your life and to understand that

getting everything that you want in life is not about doing or achieving more. And so what I'm

going to basically talk about today is hopefully waking you up a little bit to your

programmings, some of your conditionings, and also to currently what you already have around you.

And so one of the reasons why you feel so stuck in life is because I'm going to go out and say that

everything that you want is already here in front of you. And you might be like,

no, no, no, but I don't have that successful business. I don't have that million dollars yet. I don't

have this thing and that thing and this thing and that thing. I think that for most of us, what we

already want is already right in front of us. We're just missing it. And most people never wake up to the

amazing life that they already have that's all around them. And so let's not sugarcoat this.

Most people are not living in their life. They're just surviving. They're performing for other

people. They're coping. They're numbing. They're distracting themselves.

They're drifting through days with just enough stimulation to keep the existential dread at bay.

But if you stripped away all of the noise, all of the scrolling on Instagram and watching too much Netflix and being

over distracted and everything, take away the jobs, take away the shows, the endless scrolling,

most people would feel it. It's that quiet thought in the back of your head that's like,

is this it? Is this really all that there is in life? And the real tragedy of all of this is that most

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