There may be somebody for whom that job is exactly what they need and what they want.

It's just not yours.

But if we come from a scarcity mindset that trust you, I better take what I can get.

Because if I don't take what I can get, then there won't be anything else left because

I got to be scrappy and I got to fight for everything.

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You know, scarcity comes in all forms.

Scarcity of love, scarcity of money, right?

Scarcity of self-esteem, scarcity of safety, right? Like these pieces, I think maybe even for anybody who's kind of like who can tune into this here,

scarcity itself is built on assumptions. Scarcity itself is built on an idea of how the world operates.

So I'll just give some of them that I know of, but we can come up with a lot of other ones.

I need things. And when I need them and I take them, I take them from somebody

else. So if I make money, I'm taking money from somebody. Just think about a very basic

part of this. Well, that means if I want more money, I want other people to have less money.

Because if when I get more, I take from somebody else, if I want a million dollars for myself,

who am I getting the million dollars from somebody else is going I want a million dollars for myself, who am I getting the million dollars from? Somebody else is going to lose a million dollars? Or maybe a lot of people

are going to lose some money. Does that make sense? So in a way, it's like there's a cost to you

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