in those early years you put a lot in but then there was significantly more on the

tail and so the rush is ultimately what kills most people because they're so

concerned about like I need to make money tomorrow and I can appreciate the

short-term need for that but as much as can, balance, how can I solve a problem for good

so that I can just move on to the next boss rather than having to keep fighting every month to pay payroll or pay

myself or make whatever nut I need to make.

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All right, everybody, we're here at Arcadia

with Alex Hermozy, the legend himself.

Thanks for coming, bro.

Yeah. Damn. See, you didn't think this was your

crowd. No, I didn't. I really didn't. I was like, I didn't have anyone even

knew who I was. Yeah.

Well, because the bottom line is, as much as we set our sights on our own personal transformation,

our own growth, our own, we also care about earning money, making money for our family, doing good things with that energy that we collect.

We were just talking about the Tesla battery.

We want to keep that battery full.

The battery of our bank accounts full, find a way that we can actually affect the world in a positive way and support our own community, our own family, and the best way possible.

So everybody gives a shit about it. A lot of people pretend they don't give a shit about it but they're lying.

And so many people I found in the spiritual community,

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