If we can approach life from a position of creativity and we see ourselves as a creator, not a competitor,

then all of a sudden that person with the bank balance or the six-pack or the marriage or the family,

all those things that they might have no longer becomes a threat to our ego.

Hey, capitalists in traditional throwback Thursday fashion, we're re-releasing one of our most popular episodes that we've had on capitalism.com.

Enjoy.

What we think we are capable of, what we think is the amount that we can earn, the impact we can have is all based on

really a BS projection in our head of what is normal. There's no one better than I know to talk

about this topic than my good friend, Jesse Elder. Jesse is somebody I spend a regular amount and a good amount of time with

here in Austin, Texas, and he's the guy that people go to when they've got noise in their head and they

need to get it in line with their mission and their purpose so they can serve more people and go to

the next level.

So that's why Jesse was invited to speak at Freedom Fast Lane Live.

This is not his full talk, but this is our Q&A session together after he gave his presentation.

And it was one of the most popular ones.

It was actually the first one at the event and it was a perfect setup for everything

else. All of the other business topics that we talked about were in perfect, perfect context

after laying the groundwork here with Jesse. So if you've ever had self-doubt, if you've ever

thought that there was a level that you couldn't hit

because something was holding you back. You are really going to enjoy this session with Jesse

Elder. So, Jesse, thank you. One thing that I've kind of learned from applying how I

interpret some of the philosophy that we've talked about over green drinks

or coffee or whatever the heck we're drinking that morning is this idea that there's really

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