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Listen, today is about expectation.

I think we've been misguided on expectation meaning there's that classic quote

expectations lead to disappointments. That's not an expectation. That is

wishful thinking. There's a huge difference between wishful thinking which is

something simple, shallow, and non-deep versus expectation which is you'll figure out the difference once I'll break it down for you.

Expectation plays a big part in manifestation, right?

It's a double-edged sword because it works both ways, just how manifestation does.

So basically expectation can work in the failure sense and in a success sense because if you walk into like let's say a job interview and expect to fail and you do you just brought that on yourself with that expectation because you expected in the proper way.

Your expectation was completely right.

Your expectation was completely successful and it always is.

I remember way back when I didn't get into the NFL and I was trying my luck in the job market and my degree was unfinished and I was like you know what maybe I can just start out and be a gym manager and then I can you know open up chains of gyms and it was some chain gym in

Connecticut where I went to college I tried out to be a manager because the pay was you know it's

35k a year and I was like man I could really use 35k you know and it's funny saying that out loud you know being a person who 35 k is is not that much anymore you know comparison to what I'm earning now and how much emphasis I placed on at 35K.

I wanted it.

However, I had wishful thinking about that job.

I expected not to get it.

I expected discrimination.

I expected them to think I was underqualified.

I expected to walk out of their upset. I even visualize

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