Hey, what's up? I'm Diego Dreyfus. This is my first podcast in English. I've been doing podcasts

for years, and I speak in Spanish. I was born in Mexico, and I work for Latin America, and I love

it. But I wanted to do something in English because I've seen that, well, first of all, it's the

language of the world, whether we like it or not. And second of all, I've seen a lot of famous,

very famous people in America in the United States of America. And they're impacting pretty much

all of the world, and thanks to the language, and thanks also to the marketing and the force that

the United States has always had in the world. And I see that their impact is not always

positive, it's not always helping, and I just have to do it. I have to speak in English for

once. I don't give a crap if I get famous or not. I just had to do it. So I want to talk about a

map of consciousness that I read from a guy named David R. Hawkins, and how there's a level of

consciousness in your life, and how there's a view of life, and how you feel about it. And there's

also like an emotional estate associated to it. There's this emotion associated to your level of

consciousness. And I want to talk about it because even though you might feel you're successful,

like I was saying, there's a lot of famous, successful, incredible human beings in the USA,

but even though you're living that American dream, well, you might not be as happy as you think,

you might need some help. And I think you're impacting other human beings, and you're making them

want a life that is not even cool, you know, it's not even nice, it's not even peaceful, joyful,

loving. I don't know. There's a lot of levels here that I'm going to talk about. So I'm going to go

from the bottom up, and I'm going to start talking about this levels of consciousness that might

help you put yourself in one and see your life as it is. Please don't judge it. And I'm not doing

so. I don't care where you are. It's for you to know where you are, and then from there you can

grow. The reason I've been speaking for years, and I think I have success in Latin America,

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