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Today I want to speak to you about influence. Now influence is certainly a real buzzword in in today's culture right there's

influencers it's like who's influencing you who are the five people you're

hanging around like influence influence we hear about it a lot

but I'm not speaking about influence in that business sense today right or that you know

social media sense today. I'm speaking about influence in terms of just

immersive influence, like where actually are you and what are you doing, What is being infiltrated through your eyes, through your ears, what's coming

through to your brain, what is accessing your very precious energy and attention. So being in the UK for the last couple of weeks I've

noticed that as soon as I go back to my home country I start speaking with more of an

English accent and I start reverting back to the English way of describing things. So for example, saying

crisps instead of chips. In America we say chips, right? Potato chips in the UK, they're

crisps. In the US we say soy milk. In the UK they call it

soy-yar milk. These are tiny things right and consequential. But when I first go to a coffee shop in the UK I'm like oh can I

have a soy latte please they're like soy milk and I'm like ah yes and then the next time I probably still say soy, but then by the third time, fourth and fifth time I'm saying soy, saw yeah, saw yeah. And then today when I came back and I put in and I was doing an order just write some grocery orders on Instacott.

I went to get some soy milk and immediately I was like,

ah, okay, now I'm back to soy milk, not soy, yeah, right?

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