The Ego Trap: Stop Self-Sabotaging Your Success I Adonis Bjornson DSH #1327

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Speaker 8 We are living in such a time where so many people are empaths, you know what I mean?

Speaker 10 Where they really do feel.

Speaker 8 Some empaths, if they are pushed so badly or just drained of so much energy to a degree kind of can become

Speaker 12 a version of a narcissist to a degree yeah there's some people that just get pushed to such a level where they become bad you know

Speaker 18 all right guys got adonis back on the show suited up this time yes dude got the john awake look on i remember sitting there

Speaker 24 i know dude i thought of just switching it up I think the first time ever on your show, I was wearing my like Viking.

Speaker 26 Yeah.

Speaker 29 It was the Viking fit, then the casual fit now it's yeah you know the suit let's freaking go got a lot of different versions yeah absolutely 100 what's new with you math man busy just non-stop go go go you know it's good it's good it's uh

Speaker 37 dude time feels like it's been going by really fast this year has been nuts yeah i feel like just days in general just feel like they're going do you ever feel that like i feel like the lately hours yeah i feel like time was way slower there's actually a study on this as you get older time goes quicker or something yeah for sure because it's i guess the um it's like the percentage of of life.

Speaker 24 I've seen that where it's like when you're younger, it feels like a few years is like so long.

Speaker 42 Like a year would be, I guess, a few years.

Speaker 14 Yeah. Now, yeah, for sure.

Speaker 18 Well, also, school just felt like forever.

Speaker 19 You know, forever. Yeah.

Speaker 18 I guess the eight-hour school day felt like torture.

Speaker 22 So bad.

Speaker 28 Yeah, for sure.

Speaker 22 Did you go to school out here?

Speaker 44 You know, I saw the East Coast. Okay.
Yeah.

Speaker 24 But I, dude, 100% public school like that.

Speaker 45 It just felt like it was never ending. Oh, my God.

Speaker 46 Right now, I'm like, dude, once like even noon, noon, one o'clock, I'm like, oh my gosh, the day's over.

Speaker 22 It's over.

Speaker 24 I got to keep going, going, going.

Speaker 16 By the time I know it, it's like already nine, 10 o'clock.

Speaker 18 Dude, it's nuts. I don't know what's going on, but time's just flying.

Speaker 30 Crazy. Yeah.
Yeah. That's where we can learn.

Speaker 18 Well, a lot of people don't think time is linear.

Speaker 30 Yeah, for sure.

Speaker 49 I mean, I don't think

Speaker 32 like our whole, like the way we see time, I just, I think it's so different for every single one of us.

Speaker 51 You know, I think Joe Dispenza even kind of said this, that it's like reality.

Speaker 8 There's no like base reality.

Speaker 11 I mean, I guess you could say there's base reality, but like every single one of us has a different degree of like understanding or the way we see things.

Speaker 15 I think, um, what was it?

Speaker 6 Even scientifically, all of us see color a little bit differently.

Speaker 36 I think they're saying to the point where there's not like one of us who sees color the exact same, pretty clean loud.

Speaker 34 Yeah.

Speaker 22 I mean, when you really think about that takes it to a whole, yeah, so life is all perception.

Speaker 54 Yeah.

Speaker 18 100%. Like we're not living the same life.

Speaker 49 Yeah, no way.

Speaker 25 I definitely, I mean, 100%. You can.

Speaker 14 I mean, almost with anything when it comes to, you could do the most basic things like movies, music.

Speaker 24 Like one person might like it, one person might hate it.

Speaker 57 Like, you know what I mean? In that degree, does it make it a good?

Speaker 37 Does it make it bad?

Speaker 58 Like, you know, everything is perspective, perspective, perspective.

Speaker 22 Right. Yeah.
I don't believe in good and bad anymore.

Speaker 18 Yeah.

Speaker 6 No way. Yeah.
It's just perspective.

Speaker 26 Yeah.

Speaker 10 Dude, if you doing that is probably the best thing because you're then living outside of polarity in a sense, you know what I mean?

Speaker 18 If it's the spectrum of good and bad, if you see above it, you know, because that same degree, if something's good, there's going to be someone who thinks it's bad, something that's bad there's someone who doesn't think it's good but unfortunately we're programmed to take a side yeah for sure always doesn't even matter what topic you know yeah for sure that's a hundred percent true and you see that so often now more and more every single day i mean it's so wild it's just all a distraction to yeah a hundred percent yeah for sure it's

Speaker 21 it's amazing how more and more each and every day i see this with people where it's

Speaker 36 we're talking adults here i mean people 20 30 40 50 60 where the distractions again and again.

Speaker 24 And it's even

Speaker 14 a level with the distractions is kind of the, how would you say, people get more and more impatient or they want that right now dopamine, it needs to happen instant, needs to happen instant, you know.

Speaker 18 Instant gratification, instant gratification. Yeah.
People want results fast.

Speaker 60 Yeah, fast.

Speaker 37 And that's like a big issue I even see a lot with, like with AI or chat GPT, anything like that is no one really talks about that, but the instant gratification.

Speaker 35 Now it's the, I mean, things have already been instant with our phone, but now it's like instant, instant, instant.

Speaker 28 You know what I mean?

Speaker 46 You want something done like, oh, I got it.

Speaker 30 Like, yeah, it's kind of crazy. Yeah.
Yeah.

Speaker 18 I like AI, but I am a little nervous about it.

Speaker 30 Same for sure.

Speaker 18 Like, I mean, a lot of movies come true.

Speaker 60 Yeah.

Speaker 18 So when you see like Shermanator and Matrix, it's like, wait, you're asking.

Speaker 22 Be like, is this a documentary?

Speaker 67 Or like, yeah, showing us what's coming? Yeah, I know.

Speaker 4 Exactly.

Speaker 38 I think it will develop.

Speaker 19 It's behind.

Speaker 20 For sure.

Speaker 22 You're already seeing signs of it. Yeah.

Speaker 24 I think, man, not even in the next decade.

Speaker 30 I think even sooner than that.

Speaker 24 I think year by year, we're going to see stuff get crazy.

Speaker 20 Crazy. Especially if

Speaker 69 they really develop more human-like robots and that even people could like

Speaker 66 have a relationship with or if it goes in that direction.

Speaker 68 It already is. Yeah, which is.

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Speaker 25 Mind, it's so strange.

Speaker 14 It's like, I mean, relationships are already strange, and then you add that into the mix.

Speaker 18 Well, because everyone's awkward now, like 30 to 40% of people are virgins our age. It's like they have no other choice but to date in AI.

Speaker 60 100% annoyed.

Speaker 70 Absolutely. 100%.
And that's

Speaker 37 it's really strange because it's going to take so much, like people already, to a degree, are starting to lose some of their humanity or like, you know what I mean?

Speaker 62 Cause everything is so instant, every of technology is so integrated within us.

Speaker 67 But then having that, your only relationships or friendships is with a robot.

Speaker 64 Really strange. Yeah.

Speaker 18 I mean, people just, when you meet with people in person now, they're just on their phone. Yeah.

Speaker 22 They're glued. Easy.

Speaker 56 Yeah.

Speaker 74 It's what, I don't know if you've seen, there's this guy on TikTok and he has a,

Speaker 6 you know, that, I don't know the game, but the five nights and freddy bears or whatever those that he's building a robot that it's like the robot's talking to him almost like ultra and it's like father what is my purpose and it's like it's you got it's off the find it for you it is the trippiest thing because he built this robot and the robot's like when he took the uh the vision out of the robot the robot's like wait i can't see i'm scared like wow

Speaker 35 and this is a guy just building this in his house this robot if he's doing that it's like yeah it must be connected to some source or something yeah it's really.

Speaker 36 To that level, it's like

Speaker 40 we have artificial intelligence, but is it more artificial consciousness?

Speaker 18 I think they're about to prove our soul exists outside the body soon. Yeah.

Speaker 18 It's looking pretty promising. Yeah.

Speaker 22 I think so. Yeah.

Speaker 18 Cause when we were going up, they thought it was in the brain.

Speaker 19 Yeah, 100%.

Speaker 24 There's definitely a full.

Speaker 76 disconnect versus like the real you and then like your mind and you know all this yeah absolute freaking like yeah because this telepathy tape stuff is really providing you evidence right or sure oh yeah people are communicating without speaking yeah 100 freaking percent have you seen that stuff it's the thoughts it is wild within that yeah does it like even be evil to the different synchronicities we can have or how we can i would say kind of like sync up to a degree if we're thinking well one thing it's it's um i don't know it's even beyond uh telepathy where it's like you're so in tune again like you're on the same frequency as that person is really interesting because to what we were saying earlier, obviously we're all living in different,

Speaker 59 we have different perspectives, but yet we can still be in the same frequency.

Speaker 64 Right.

Speaker 18 And that's a big thing you teach frequency, right?

Speaker 19 Raising it and controlling it. 100%.

Speaker 8 That's the most important thing is whatever you're trying to manifest, whatever you want, whatever outcome, you have to be that thing.

Speaker 43 You have to be that version of you.

Speaker 67 You know what I mean?

Speaker 42 So many people,

Speaker 26 I think

Speaker 71 manifestation.

Speaker 8 It's becoming so popular, but it's so misunderstood where I think a lot of people think it's this wishing or this genie or wanting it.

Speaker 65 You know what I mean?

Speaker 19 Rather than, okay, I, oh, I want to be really abundant.

Speaker 21 I want to make 10 grand a month.

Speaker 72 I want to make this much.

Speaker 66 How do I get there? I want to manifest it.

Speaker 7 It's, you have to think about if you were doing that, what would you be doing?

Speaker 68 What would that version of you be doing?

Speaker 20 That's something I have, like, I work with so many clients.

Speaker 8 And there's some that when they first come to me, they're, they're not.

Speaker 21 in that place at all and that frequency at all to be making that money.

Speaker 67 And that's the first thing where I'm like, okay, we got to change up your habits, everything.

Speaker 18 You're sleeping in till 12 noon you're about to i mean little things like that people think oh come on that's not important but it is it's still it sets the tone for who you're going to be absolutely yeah manifestation is just the first step yeah people think it's like the only thing you need to do 100 yeah there's so much to it you know i always think it's it's action you have to actually do certain things you have to have a mindset for it and then i call it like soul you're you actually have to be aligned to that you don't yeah once you're aligned it's way easier yeah 100 i used to go against my alignment like i used to just chase money yeah it's

Speaker 74 yeah yeah that wasn't my sole purpose 100 yeah and i hear that so often from so many clients they'll they'll see a success story of that day of a client who like achieved something really great like financially and they're like oh my gosh i need to do this how did they do that how did they make that much and i'm like

Speaker 31 you can't look at the money like that if it's if it's something you're not aligned to you you're not going to do it you're not going to want to do it but i know i mean i do a little bit a little bit of trading.

Speaker 71 And then sometimes I want to get more into it and whatnot.

Speaker 21 But I know guys that are like diehard.

Speaker 22 I mean, a lot of people do that.

Speaker 61 Where for me, I just couldn't, like, it's, it's not aligned

Speaker 19 all day.

Speaker 11 I could not just be, I couldn't, I just couldn't do it.

Speaker 65 You know what I mean?

Speaker 11 I know I would eventually, yeah, just kind of taper out with it.

Speaker 22 Yeah.

Speaker 18 How did you figure out where you were aligned?

Speaker 20 You know, this is a love this question here.

Speaker 74 If you can go back to your childhood, like the things that you were most fascinated with, that really,

Speaker 6 I feel that's the best way.

Speaker 22 I mean, everything I'm doing to a degree was always very helpful, always spiritual, like always liked to

Speaker 11 guide people in a sense, but I also like every aspect of my business, even doing social media, doing Instagram, YouTube, whatever it may be.

Speaker 68 I love

Speaker 15 filming and just kind of like the whole thing that I do.

Speaker 11 You know what I mean?

Speaker 46 I was doing that when I was a kid.

Speaker 15 And I feel everything was aligned to that.

Speaker 47 And even more, you know, I was a teenager.

Speaker 76 I kind of wanted to be a psychologist.

Speaker 19 So it kind of all intermingles to a degree.

Speaker 11 Like I said, if you want to really know

Speaker 58 where you would thrive the most, try to go back to childhood and think, okay, what did I kind of like to do?

Speaker 19 I love that.

Speaker 18 That applies to me for sure, because when I was super young, I loved asking questions. That's awesome.

Speaker 60 I parents or to adults.

Speaker 19 100%. Now I'm doing that for a living.
That's hard to do.

Speaker 21 That's exactly it.

Speaker 33 100%.

Speaker 24 You know what I mean?

Speaker 16 If you do that, it's so much more fulfilling.

Speaker 60 Yeah.

Speaker 60 That's your inner child, right?

Speaker 19 Yeah. 100%.

Speaker 65 Absolutely. Yeah.
And a lot of times everyone,

Speaker 19 what'd I say?

Speaker 46 They don't protect their inner child or kind of like push it aside.

Speaker 12 You know what I mean?

Speaker 69 It's like if you tap more into

Speaker 41 that inner child and even feeling like your inner child is safe to that degree, things are going to be way better.

Speaker 18 I think part of that is because when you're adults, you want to hide that side of you. Like you don't, you want to appear mature.
You know what I mean?

Speaker 22 Yes, absolutely. So absolutely.

Speaker 67 Yeah, which is so strange because like

Speaker 51 what we were just saying even a little earlier is.

Speaker 42 the impatience the old like so many adults almost

Speaker 7 i don't want to say act like kids because sometimes kids have a little bit more manners to a degree, but they just, they act out in a certain way where it's like, if you actually

Speaker 77 thought more, and I don't want to say act like a child, but just had more of that carefree imagination and enjoyed life more within that, man, it's just so much better.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 18 There are a lot of people that can't control their emotions. They can't, yeah, for sure.

Speaker 60 That's not how many there are.

Speaker 73 Yeah, for sure.

Speaker 74 Absolutely. And I think that's a lot of times that's almost a cry for help on

Speaker 69 kind of wanting attention, but not knowing how to get it.

Speaker 65 Again, if we aren't aligned to the right things and trying to be

Speaker 30 the best version for ourselves, that's where things really like get disrupted, you know?

Speaker 43 Yeah.

Speaker 18 Like I play basketball.

Speaker 60 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 21 You know, I'll talk some shit, you know,

Speaker 18 but I always know not to take it to that next level.

Speaker 22 Yeah, for sure.

Speaker 18 Like I won't get 100 fights and stuff. Some people will just

Speaker 18 be crazy. Yeah, again, fist fights, playing basketball.
It's like a

Speaker 73 sport.

Speaker 20 It's not that serious.

Speaker 14 Reacting is probably the worst thing I think we could could do.

Speaker 24 You know what I mean?

Speaker 48 I always say, don't react, respond.

Speaker 74 Because it's like when you respond, you kind of almost have to, you know, take that, like take a pause for a moment.

Speaker 20 Okay.

Speaker 40 Let me think of what I should do next.

Speaker 41 You know, for most people, it's just reaction.

Speaker 20 Instant, too.

Speaker 18 Especially with fan growing up.

Speaker 22 Instant. Yeah, instant.

Speaker 18 No matter what they said, I want to take the opposite stance.

Speaker 41 You see on social media, too, someone like with everything.

Speaker 75 Someone sees something and they instantly comment some craziness.

Speaker 1 It's wild.

Speaker 35 It's so interesting.

Speaker 21 I've had people, you know, I have a lot of haters and whatnot, and I'll have people that'll say certain things, even message me like the meanest, nastiest thing.

Speaker 71 And I'll just actually message them back.

Speaker 75 Hey, are you okay? What's up? And then they'll get even nastier.

Speaker 46 I'm like, look, I know you're upset.

Speaker 25 What's going on?

Speaker 46 And then they'll start crying and break down.

Speaker 29 Oh my gosh, I'm sorry. You read a shit.

Speaker 22 Like, I just feel so angry.

Speaker 30 I was like, oh, wow.

Speaker 25 Gosh, they just needed someone.

Speaker 14 to recognize them or kind of help them through or a friend.

Speaker 21 I mean, it's not, that's not the right way to do it.

Speaker 19 Yeah.

Speaker 15 But it's very interesting having that approach where, okay, if I was going to be on the same level and be like, oh my gosh, why are you, you know, saying that?

Speaker 59 All this stuff, it's just escalating it more, but trying to be relaxed and neutral within it.

Speaker 22 Best thing we can do for sure.

Speaker 18 I also think it's a really hard experience growth when you're in a hateful mindset.

Speaker 4 Yeah.

Speaker 18 Yeah. Like, I don't know many successful people that are hateful like that.

Speaker 60 That's true.

Speaker 59 100%.

Speaker 18 It's, that's probably one of the most difficult things.

Speaker 30 Yeah. For

Speaker 51 anyone listening, you, you can't, if, if, if you're in a place of hate and anger, any low frequency like that, you're never going to grow.

Speaker 27 I mean, it's just that you're going to, it's, you're going to be stagnant.

Speaker 30 And if anything, you're going to digress and get even worse and within it.

Speaker 9 You got to let it go.

Speaker 69 And that's, it's really interesting again with perspective and our identity within and just thinking of self.

Speaker 8 We have the choice at any moment to change anything, which is wild.

Speaker 54 I mean, even the worst situation, we have the choice to change the meaning of it at any time.

Speaker 19 Wow. Yeah.
Yeah. That's why you interpret it, right? Yeah.

Speaker 66 100%.

Speaker 71 I mean, any situation really isn't that bad.

Speaker 15 You know what I mean?

Speaker 10 There's times, I mean, the other day, going out here to the strip, this really nice restaurant, and the waiter was so nice and he was so good.

Speaker 11 And I could see just

Speaker 53 other people he was dealing with. And then he just, as he was walking by, this one table was really rude to him.

Speaker 51 And you could just tell he was like, he cursed to himself and just thought, gosh, like, and I felt so bad for the guy, like in that moment, like he was so frustrated.

Speaker 39 You know what I mean?

Speaker 32 And I was, the reason I bring this up in that moment for myself, I was dealing dealing with stuff and I was frustrated.

Speaker 61 And I was like, you know what?

Speaker 75 I feel for that guy.

Speaker 58 Like it could be worse. I could be in his shoes.

Speaker 10 You know what I mean?

Speaker 77 And I mean, that's a really,

Speaker 57 not this dramatic, crazy example, but with anything, there's going to be

Speaker 42 truly probably billions of people that would love to be in your shoes or have it worse.

Speaker 60 You know what I mean?

Speaker 62 So it's great to always put that in perspective for our own self.

Speaker 30 Like, hey, I can snap out of this right now.

Speaker 52 Like, is this really that big of a deal?

Speaker 59 Let me snap out of this.

Speaker 44 You know? Yeah.

Speaker 18 For me, it's like, will I care about this in a few days?

Speaker 19 And usually it's no. Yeah.

Speaker 22 So I'm like, why do I care right now? Yeah.

Speaker 54 Which is so, it's so strange.

Speaker 37 And I think, so I feel we have, there's like our true like soul self, which is our consciousness outside of us.

Speaker 40 But then in this realm on earth, wherever, however you want to say it, in this body, we have our ego, which I feel our ego tries so hard to control us and wants us to stay in that place.

Speaker 31 Yes.

Speaker 40 Wants us to stay depressed, wants us to stay in that frequency.

Speaker 37 You know what I mean?

Speaker 18 It's an ongoing battle. I'm constantly like evaluating my ego where I'm at, checking myself.

Speaker 18 It seems like you can never fully put it at rest. Yeah.

Speaker 16 No way.

Speaker 32 It's, I think of it like this, like we have homeostasis for our body.

Speaker 64 Obviously, you know, our heart, our life, everything has to work, but I feel there's a ego homeostasis that no matter what, even if we're in a really bad like living situation or just if we feel depressed, it's like the ego would rather stay there than move forward.

Speaker 36 I think I've said this before.

Speaker 11 It's like people would rather stay in a familiar hell than an unknown heaven.

Speaker 18 That's why people attract toxic relationships because they're used to it.

Speaker 30 Yes, absolutely frequently.

Speaker 14 Yeah. Yeah.

Speaker 18 Because of their parents or whoever growing up.

Speaker 19 Yeah.

Speaker 26 It's so true.

Speaker 35 Triggers like that, certain big emotional triggers will leave such an impression on the subconscious mindset.

Speaker 63 I mean, I'm not like the where

Speaker 24 Let's say a girl's been dating like toxic guys her whole life and things like that, or has had a bad relationship with her father.

Speaker 7 That impression on her subconscious is always going to be be there.

Speaker 15 And then to a degree,

Speaker 12 she kind of sees that as love sometimes.

Speaker 39 Or if there's a good guy that comes along, the mind almost doesn't like, it's like, oh, there's something wrong here.

Speaker 41 Wow, this person, there's, this can't be right.

Speaker 24 There's something bad.

Speaker 23 And it's like we, our own subconscious, it either self-sabotages us or moves forward to what we want.

Speaker 22 Yeah, it's crazy.

Speaker 18 I used to self-sabotage myself and I didn't know why. For sure, you know, yeah.
I'd attract like great people and then just cut off the relationship.

Speaker 30 It was weird, dude. For sure, sure, yeah.

Speaker 38 Has that happened to you, too?

Speaker 10 Yeah, oh, yeah, for sure.

Speaker 61 There's been so many throughout my whole life, there's been a lot of beliefs I had to overcome big time, you know what I mean?

Speaker 22 And I could tell there were big, pivotal moments where I'm like, if I don't squash this and change my subconscious, this is not going to be good.

Speaker 18 Or some of the big ones.

Speaker 27 You know, as funny as this may sound, there's times like growing up, like in high school, I was really bullied.

Speaker 12 Yeah, I tried, you know, I, I don't know, I did my best, but I was really bullied.

Speaker 39 I just, I didn't even do good at all in school.

Speaker 49 I almost

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Speaker 43 I just... Oh, it's really bad.

Speaker 18 You know what I mean?

Speaker 6 That's funny.

Speaker 42 Just on a side note you could get expelled for bad grades oh i was really bad yeah i actually my senior year i almost didn't finish and they were like they told me just to stop like i forget

Speaker 9 wasn't trigonometry i was like i forget what algebra or whatever it was and they're just like just no like we just got to pull them out of the class just to get him through but it's so funny because i mean i i guarantee i'm probably the most successful person out in my high school and there's times yeah i thought about driving my lambo back to my roles or whatever i mean being like hey what's up everybody i had those thoughts too I'm not going to lie.

Speaker 48 Yeah, it'd be freaking awesome, but I've took the high route, high out for sure.

Speaker 22 Yeah, it's one of those things.

Speaker 19 It's like, who even cares?

Speaker 32 But there's times I'm definitely like, this would be pretty freaking cool.

Speaker 21 But yeah, a big thing I always

Speaker 10 probably in my early 20s, there's times

Speaker 48 feel like a loser all the time.

Speaker 16 And I remember my mom even saying, like, you got to stop saying that.

Speaker 40 You're, you would, you're going to fulfill a self-fulfilling prophecy to keep saying that over again.

Speaker 18 You know what I mean?

Speaker 11 And I know when I would say it,

Speaker 54 like, just, it would get worse.

Speaker 49 Like, things around me would get worse. You know what I mean?

Speaker 62 And I will say this. This is,

Speaker 51 it's amazing.

Speaker 7 Even if someone doesn't believe in manifestation or any of this stuff or spirituality, really analyze your day.

Speaker 8 If you are going about your day in a negative way, you'll be attracting so much negativity.

Speaker 22 If you just change it up right away, I don't care if it's the worst thing that has happened to you.

Speaker 31 I don't care if there's no money in your account, whatever it may be.

Speaker 15 If you truly start to change up your mindset, I call it the Lulu is the Solulu.

Speaker 25 If you start to become delusional in that way, things will get better.

Speaker 18 100%.

Speaker 7 And I see this on a daily basis.

Speaker 62 If I start the day off bad, if I have like, I mean, my days truly will either be, is like this, like it's a flow constantly where I'm, if I'm doing good, it just gets better.

Speaker 24 If I focus on negativity, oh my gosh, it gets, it gets worse and worse.

Speaker 24 And I have to check myself pretty quickly or else I mean, cause I feel at my level of knowing all this stuff, being so self-aware.

Speaker 69 if I like go down that road of being in a negative frequency, I can get there really badly.

Speaker 22 You know what I mean?

Speaker 18 It's like the people that say they have bad luck. Yeah.
And they started tracking everything negative.

Speaker 19 Yeah.

Speaker 24 It's saying that it's like your mind is now going to focus on that.

Speaker 14 Yeah.

Speaker 67 We have like our brain filters through so many things.

Speaker 35 I think it's,

Speaker 53 I want to say it's 11 million, but I swear I think that it's even more.

Speaker 59 It's like,

Speaker 40 I might be wrong with saying 11 billion, but it was something it's so crazy how many thoughts or just things we're perceiving.

Speaker 18 Like right now, even in this room, like our eyes are just, there's so many things going on, so many memories, a bazillion things we're thinking about but our mind focuses it down to like 50 to 100 things that we're looking at you know what i mean wow so if someone is like oh i always have bad luck their brain is going to find bad luck is going to make sure that belief stays you know what i mean that that's everything there if you can really think to yourself okay like brain find me more abundance see abundance i want to see things that are just amazing you say that enough times and really want to see that your mind has no choice but okay that's what we'll be focusing in on

Speaker 31 And it just, it will build more and more and more.

Speaker 41 You know, I like to think of the law of compounding interest, even if it's just a little bit every day of anything is going to build up over time.

Speaker 19 Yep.

Speaker 18 You know, this is where, why I think school is so dangerous, because a lot of people tie their identity to their grades.

Speaker 19 Yes.

Speaker 22 So you start

Speaker 18 dumb. Yeah.

Speaker 53 100%. It's the word.
It's.

Speaker 50 It's really strange, actually, school, when you think about it, to the degree the way it's laid out, how long it is.

Speaker 69 It's just, it's, it's so set up for people to kind of be in this strange workflow their whole life.

Speaker 49 You know what I mean?

Speaker 45 I mean, I know the world has to run a certain way.

Speaker 24 And I know some people think, oh, it couldn't, it should be like this.

Speaker 36 Everything should be free.

Speaker 57 No matter what, someone's going to have to grow the vegetables or do this or this or that.

Speaker 59 You know what I mean? It's there can't be, there's never going to be just this absolute freedom to a degree, but it's, um,

Speaker 48 I just think the way society's made, it's, it's amazing how much control there is and how much people fall victim to that control thinking they have to do that.

Speaker 53 Yeah.

Speaker 35 Just so strange to me. Super strange.

Speaker 18 I mean, we didn't start questioning it until we were done with sale.

Speaker 22 For sure, you know, absolutely.

Speaker 20 Yeah.

Speaker 18 And now I think people are waking up, which is good.

Speaker 34 Yeah, for sure.

Speaker 14 Absolutely. Yeah.
It's

Speaker 59 there's probably the most ever people really waking up and questioning things and being like, no, I'm going to do it a different way, you know, than there's ever been before.

Speaker 30 Which is cool.

Speaker 24 And it's just going to get more and more of that.

Speaker 31 Obviously, there's going to be more and more people that don't do that too, that want to like stick to like, no, I'm going to do it this way, that way.

Speaker 18 You probably get the craziest comments and and DMs, dude.

Speaker 6 All the time.

Speaker 22 I see some of the ones I get on my clips. Yeah.
It's like, it's wild.

Speaker 61 Yeah.

Speaker 6 And that's, it's crazy within social media.

Speaker 47 People don't realize.

Speaker 37 I mean, you're talking to people all over the world and people, you don't, I mean, they legitimately could be the nicest person or they can be someone.

Speaker 20 You just don't know.

Speaker 34 Did the hate get to at first?

Speaker 6 Yeah, definitely at first. It was,

Speaker 64 I can even remember this.

Speaker 31 I would like, I responded back when I first started to this one comment on Instagram.

Speaker 14 And I actually got in trouble for it.

Speaker 19 Oh, really?

Speaker 66 I I got, yeah, like a strike for this.

Speaker 31 It was a long time ago.

Speaker 32 It was all finished, but I was so mad.

Speaker 31 I was like, oh my gosh.

Speaker 72 And I was more mad at myself because I was like, why did I do that?

Speaker 31 Why did I even entertain that person? I got a freaking strike for this.

Speaker 24 Where now I just don't even look at it at all.

Speaker 49 You know what I mean? Yeah.

Speaker 20 And I think sometimes it's good to have some controversy, but it's also, if it's like, if it's not really serving a purpose, just block the person.

Speaker 14 Absolutely.

Speaker 22 Now, I know you have a big female following.

Speaker 58 What are the biggest issues you're seeing with?

Speaker 67 Yeah.

Speaker 48 Biggest thing is the dating where

Speaker 25 almost all of these women, they want to be, they want to feel good. They want

Speaker 71 princess treatment.

Speaker 31 I know a lot of people are going to be like, oh, this is ridiculous.

Speaker 11 Well, it's not, women aren't asking, hey, you got to be making 100 grand a month. You got to be making crazy.

Speaker 24 They just, they want to be treated like a lady.

Speaker 53 And I really do see this where it's just, it doesn't, it exists, but it can be very small.

Speaker 59 You know what I mean?

Speaker 53 Simple things.

Speaker 51 I mean,

Speaker 37 like just holding a door open for a lady.

Speaker 24 You know what I mean? Like

Speaker 8 the other day, my friend and I'd even just go into the cassini where we held the door and like these women were shocked, like, wow, my gosh, such gentlemen.

Speaker 47 In my mind, I'm thinking, like, oh, yeah, I'm, that's like normal.

Speaker 64 That's how it should always be.

Speaker 34 You know what I mean?

Speaker 47 Guys should be as kind and as willing to do that as possible.

Speaker 40 You know what I mean? But

Speaker 36 he's saying so many of my goddess clients, they'll, when they first like start working with me, they'll say like with their exes or even just the relationship they're in, they have to do all the work.

Speaker 31 They have to be the ones to text first.

Speaker 24 They have to be like almost chasing after the guy. And that's a big thing.

Speaker 11 I mean, it's, it's, I don't think people realize how much of an epidemic it is like that, where it's like

Speaker 19 they're doing a lot of the work. And

Speaker 71 I think guys don't know what to do.

Speaker 55 I think some guys have felt like maybe betrayed or they're afraid of things or the,

Speaker 37 you know, just how like masculinity, I think to a degree has been really under fire, but then also

Speaker 30 confused.

Speaker 59 I don't know, maybe just confused.

Speaker 22 I'm trying to find find the right word but no i know what you mean though i think guys are like because of the top

Speaker 22 to be a guy exactly for sure they don't know how to be because it's either you got to be that to the extreme or what else do you do you know what i mean there's no kind of middle ground or like different way a different approach to thinking you know and i also feel like uh single uh single parent income is really hard these days yeah so now the female has to work you know masculine energy yeah absolutely 100 yeah and there's a lot that

Speaker 40 a lot of my goddess clients, like I said, they have to do almost everything.

Speaker 22 They're working.

Speaker 35 They're doing so many different things.

Speaker 14 You know what I mean?

Speaker 34 And they feel like, exactly, you said that they're fully in their masculine energy.

Speaker 14 And they're like, I can't stand this. This isn't normal.

Speaker 18 Because that makes it tougher to date if they're not

Speaker 22 big time.

Speaker 20 Absolutely freaking lovely.

Speaker 18 And then you've got guys in their feminine.

Speaker 19 Oh, big.

Speaker 22 Well, all the way.

Speaker 32 Absolutely.

Speaker 66 And it's amazing because the dating scene within that, it's not, again, guys think they got to be

Speaker 34 like you know all the rich this and all i got you know and it's like you don't have to be that you have just you have to have ambition you know what i mean if a guy really has ambition he's kind and um

Speaker 61 you know within everything we're talking about here spirituality manifestation i like i tell guys learn more of that you know it makes you more exciting to talk about than just the same old just you know just

Speaker 6 same old guy stuff to it.

Speaker 76 Yeah. You know what I mean?

Speaker 31 I think the more,

Speaker 46 I always say this, the more value you have within yourself, the more that you learn, the more that you try to become valuable to the world, you'll have no problems at all.

Speaker 4 You know what I mean?

Speaker 19 Absolutely.

Speaker 18 With these timeline shifts, man,

Speaker 20 it's been kind of crazy.

Speaker 65 And I think

Speaker 60 the biggest thing with all of us just, what we said earlier, kind of waking up, more people being aware, I feel that has such a huge connection then to the Earth itself, where, you know, the Earth has its own frequency.

Speaker 8 There's this thing called the Schumann resonance that will track it.

Speaker 32 And like, there's times where it has massive spikes.

Speaker 41 When that happens, that's kind of a collective timeline shift to a degree.

Speaker 23 And it's very interesting because a lot of people say, well, how do you like see it?

Speaker 11 Like, what is a true timeline shift?

Speaker 31 And it's

Speaker 32 to that degree, collectively, obviously.

Speaker 9 I always say, as we said earlier, like we have different perspectives, but I feel we can all get onto that same frequency where when something, there'll be a big shift.

Speaker 64 And it's really,

Speaker 37 it's hard to describe.

Speaker 71 But do you know what I mean?

Speaker 68 Like when you can just tell, like, you have to be very kind of awake and like

Speaker 39 feel the energy of this, but you can just tell when things change.

Speaker 74 And I see this all the time where it's like just the world itself, like politically things change on a massive scale.

Speaker 22 You know what I mean? And there's, it's,

Speaker 29 I don't even know how sometimes to put it into words, it is such a feeling where you can just feel that energy change.

Speaker 8 And it's, um,

Speaker 75 yeah, it's just different.

Speaker 7 And it's definitely a big, what I would say is it feels like things aren't aren't the same or you can't go back.

Speaker 9 Yeah. I mean, that's a big thing.

Speaker 65 That's, I, I have felt even in the last year, it doesn't feel like, it feels like so many things have changed.

Speaker 48 You know what I mean?

Speaker 58 A year feels like time has flown by.

Speaker 30 It just happened. You know what I mean?

Speaker 22 Are you an empath, you think?

Speaker 12 Yeah, for sure. I would say so.

Speaker 79 Yeah, I feel like maybe sometimes a little bit too much.

Speaker 23 I feel like I'm very Aries.

Speaker 75 So I can feel like I can be, I want to just say, I can be sensitive, but I can also be kind of like, like, don't mess with me.

Speaker 34 But I i

Speaker 26 feel tremendous and i think we are living in such a time where so many people are empaths you know what i mean where they really do feel seeing a lot now yeah a lot but i have this theory within it that some empaths if they are pushed so badly or just drained of so much energy to a degree kind of can become

Speaker 12 a version of a narcissist to a degree Yeah, there's some people that just get pushed to such a level where they become bad.

Speaker 50 You know what I mean?

Speaker 18 Yeah, the narcissism stuff is nuts. So early on in my podcast career, certain guests would drain me.
So I had to learn how to start protecting myself because I would come home and knock out.

Speaker 14 Like I'd be reimagined. Absolutely.

Speaker 18 So that doesn't happen anymore, but I'm sure a lot of people deal with that, whether it's a family member or a friend.

Speaker 16 Yeah.

Speaker 8 You know, it's so interesting you say that because there's different levels of narcissists too.

Speaker 41 I fully believe.

Speaker 74 Like, I mean, there's full-blown, mean, very manipulative narcissists, but then there's, I call it, a victim narcissist, where the person,

Speaker 46 they are so woe is me all the time and sad and just always so depressive.

Speaker 62 Like they just want misery loves company.

Speaker 25 And they might not even know that, but they're, it's, they're so negative to be around that it just, it is just soul crushing.

Speaker 35 You know what I mean?

Speaker 7 And then even to that, sometimes they're maybe not woe is me, but they complain about everything.

Speaker 34 They just like everything.

Speaker 62 Everything is, oh, that's not good.

Speaker 32 It's,

Speaker 38 oh my goodness.

Speaker 11 And I, I deal with that a lot sometimes. You know what I mean? Yeah.

Speaker 19 There's, yeah.

Speaker 34 I had to cut off complainers.

Speaker 18 Yeah.

Speaker 30 I used to be one. Yeah.
For

Speaker 55 same thing. And it is, it's so bad.

Speaker 35 People don't realize it's probably one of the worst things you can do.

Speaker 64 And it takes your frequency down so quickly and keeps you stuck in this loop of complaining again and again and again.

Speaker 22 Yeah.

Speaker 60 I hate excuses. Yeah.

Speaker 19 Like

Speaker 19 once in a while, yeah.

Speaker 18 But if you're doing excuses daily,

Speaker 18 that's on you at that point.

Speaker 67 Yeah, for sure. A hundred percent.

Speaker 34 Absolutely. Yeah.
And it's, I,

Speaker 71 people almost don't want to help themselves at all.

Speaker 51 They'd rather just be in that place of complaining.

Speaker 7 And I just, I don't, that's something I don't understand.

Speaker 69 You know what I mean?

Speaker 17 I, maybe I can be, maybe that's me being critical there, but there's times where I've seen this with people all the time.

Speaker 32 And sometimes with certain clients or, um,

Speaker 31 when people start working with me, there's certain things like, I just, I'll have some instructions or stuff like that.

Speaker 35 And one thing is very strange to me.

Speaker 53 I don't know if you've seen this, but just in general,

Speaker 4 just all over the place, I've seen people can't follow directions to a degree or they don't like they're,

Speaker 41 maybe maybe it's an ADHD where their mind's always going but they're like it'll be like the answer is right in front of you you know what I mean or if it's like

Speaker 50 you know it's like hey so like you got to stop thinking that way but okay how that's the question always is how how how and like the first thing is just stop you have to be self-aware enough and I think everyone is but they they want a band-aid they want

Speaker 15 some magical genie that's going to be like okay here's this or that there's some things where you just have to take accountability and be like okay i recognize i'm doing this.

Speaker 60 I have to stop.

Speaker 31 You know, that's probably one of the most powerful things.

Speaker 71 Sometimes the most simplistic thing is the most powerful thing.

Speaker 19 I love what you said about accountability because for me, that was the biggest step to get to. Yeah.

Speaker 20 For sure.

Speaker 14 A lot of people won't get there.

Speaker 12 Yeah.

Speaker 1 It's probably.

Speaker 8 The most important thing that you can do is really be accountable. And if you can take it to an extreme, it's actually the best thing.

Speaker 51 If you can really see to a degree, everything you, if something bad happens, I'll actually say, okay, it's my fault.

Speaker 31 Let me find where I should have been more prepared, why I shouldn't have done this.

Speaker 64 I try to take accountability for everything.

Speaker 35 You know what I mean?

Speaker 23 Because then if, if that's the case, you can correct it.

Speaker 64 You can really control it to a degree.

Speaker 36 You know, if you just don't take accountability, then, oh, it's their fault.

Speaker 6 It's this person's fault. Oh, it's the government's fault.

Speaker 40 It's this. It's everything else except for me.

Speaker 31 You have no control at that point.

Speaker 33 You know what I mean?

Speaker 45 And almost you don't have any self-identity other than being a victim to a degree.

Speaker 1 You know what I mean?

Speaker 18 Victim mentality. Yeah.
It's easy to blame the government. It's easy to blame your parents.

Speaker 64 Everything else. Yeah.
Of course.

Speaker 71 Hey, there's some bad things. Absolutely.

Speaker 44 There's unfair things, but accountability is like a superpower.

Speaker 8 And people just don't want to do it in anything.

Speaker 24 You know what I mean?

Speaker 15 Especially like someone's mean, someone did this or that.

Speaker 21 Again, I will try to think of how could I have been better?

Speaker 69 How could I have brought more value to myself if I wasn't in this situation?

Speaker 81 For sure.

Speaker 18 How you approach the topic of God, because there's all sorts of religions and beliefs.

Speaker 19 Is that a controversial one for your shit?

Speaker 22 Yeah, for sure.

Speaker 42 I am, you know, I, it's very fun.

Speaker 41 I grew up like Catholic and then Christian.

Speaker 47 And the more I really looked into it, I, for me, actually, like, I feel like I found God more.

Speaker 12 You know, like everyone says Jesus, I say Yeshua.

Speaker 11 And I feel like I

Speaker 71 really understood Yeshua more and God's teachings.

Speaker 35 And it's like when I really see the Bible now and everything that I know, and even just learning more and more, like, wow, there's so much more.

Speaker 11 than me see, you know what I mean?

Speaker 39 And I feel to a big degree, I feel religion is the greatest form of control yeah in every single one you know what i mean

Speaker 22 i always say to people that like people will be like oh i don't trust the government but i trust oh that the bible and catholicism or everything is always perfect to a team i'm like okay how can you not trust this but you think that

Speaker 31 they were more honest back then or this or like when you really look at everything and every different teaching and different

Speaker 70 um

Speaker 75 religion, just all of it. The more research you can do for yourself, that's the most important thing.

Speaker 53 But 100%, I think they're,

Speaker 49 I know there's God, you know what I mean?

Speaker 8 For all, like, and I feel we're so connected to it, you know?

Speaker 11 And I feel, again, when you look at

Speaker 69 the New Testament and the Bible, Christian teachings, if you really look at it in a different approach and the way it's really meant to be, you can see, oh my gosh, this is like showing us that we are connected to God.

Speaker 24 You know what I mean?

Speaker 11 I feel the biggest lie ever that Christianity loves to do in most religions is that you're disconnected from God.

Speaker 14 You're not good. You're not this.

Speaker 30 You're terrible.

Speaker 46 Like there's so much, so much negativity that I was raised upon with.

Speaker 12 And I feel like, again, I always thought I wasn't good enough.

Speaker 14 This wasn't this. I wasn't connected.

Speaker 78 You know, I was like, wait a minute, we're kind of, we are connected.

Speaker 12 You know, it changes everything.

Speaker 18 That's so true, though. A lot of shame within religion.
I remember going to church as a kid and I was scared. Yeah.

Speaker 64 Same.

Speaker 40 Yeah. Absolutely.

Speaker 18 Like I used to not want to go to church. Yeah.

Speaker 14 Same. Absolutely.

Speaker 71 That's how I felt was so much. There was so much that I would read.

Speaker 42 And I thought, dude, this doesn't make sense. Like, especially then when you look at the Aramaic words or the Hebrew words, the Greek words, the translation starts to be a little different.

Speaker 67 And this is like, okay, this is kind of cool.

Speaker 18 They say you lose 20 to 30% when you translate language to language and they transfer to what, twice? Yeah.

Speaker 61 Get to English. Yeah, for sure.

Speaker 40 And then there's even, there's the book of Thomas.

Speaker 66 There's a few other ones as well.

Speaker 29 We're like, oh, that's not canon.

Speaker 50 We don't want to put that in.

Speaker 18 Well, who decided that? You know what I mean?

Speaker 40 I just, I feel.

Speaker 71 The more you really study it and say, search your soul within it, when you feel feel like, I don't know, it's just you, you get the right connection with it.

Speaker 65 You know what I mean?

Speaker 58 But like, again, I feel religion is the greatest source of control and power.

Speaker 49 You know what I mean?

Speaker 65 If I feel, oh, I'm a better whatever religion than you, oh, I'm this or that.

Speaker 69 I'm more ordained. I'm chosen.

Speaker 51 You know what I mean?

Speaker 7 Like there's a lot of people out there that feel their religion, their this or that is the best so that they have authority over you.

Speaker 47 You're not, you're, you know what I mean?

Speaker 75 You could, it gets to be scary.

Speaker 31 And it's very much a huge, I feel power trip, big time.

Speaker 18 Well, religion goes beyond borders, right? There's billions of people involved.

Speaker 22 You're probably right in terms of just numbers.

Speaker 19 For sure. Yeah, it's wild.

Speaker 35 I mean, and it's, it's,

Speaker 65 I, you know, it's not, it's not disrespectful to what anyone believes.

Speaker 7 It's just more, it's when you really look at it from a true loving standpoint, if we're here to love and if God is love and everything, and just from a real conscious standpoint, the most basic principle, it's like, I wouldn't want to be like, hey, I'm better.

Speaker 22 My thing's better.

Speaker 43 I have the authority.

Speaker 24 You're absolutely wrong and I can destroy you.

Speaker 4 I mean, how many people have been, you know, killed in the name of religion or wars or so many things like that?

Speaker 39 Like I said, when you really analyze it, I'm like,

Speaker 12 it just doesn't make sense. Yeah.

Speaker 50 Say things that don't make sense.

Speaker 18 Full moon coming up. You got any plans?

Speaker 26 Yeah.

Speaker 71 You know, it's actually going to be my birthday that day.

Speaker 21 I don't know what I'm going to do.

Speaker 40 I might just, there's some things I'm going to do for my clients, but yeah, I.

Speaker 19 And I don't know.

Speaker 18 You showed me a nice spot out here.

Speaker 38 Thank you, by the way. Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 22 What outrooke is awesome. Yeah.

Speaker 69 Pitch block. It's amazing out there.

Speaker 48 Yeah, I go out there all the time.

Speaker 21 It's so nice just to

Speaker 18 get away. Yeah.

Speaker 59 Out by Red Rock, it's just, it's amazing out there.

Speaker 14 I just did a hike the other day and there was like a like a creek was still flowing up there.

Speaker 39 It was even as hot as it is, it was really nice.

Speaker 24 It's beautiful.

Speaker 18 Something just when you're at peace like that in a city like Vegas, it's rare to have that bomb.

Speaker 51 It's amazing. Yeah.
It's amazing.

Speaker 53 My wife and I, we went to breakfast at the Paris that morning and then later that day, we went on that hike.

Speaker 31 It's crazy that we could be at the strip and then this incredible hike, you know, that's one thing I would say.

Speaker 22 The more you can get on nature, it definitely helps you rewire a lot of pathways, especially to help with the impatience.

Speaker 59 That's a big thing. Yeah.

Speaker 18 Whenever I'm feeling like too

Speaker 18 in social media or in my head, I go out in nature to kind of reset.

Speaker 8 For sure.

Speaker 16 100%.

Speaker 26 You have to because it's, if we constantly go, go, go, go, go.

Speaker 49 You just burn out. You know what I mean?

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 14 Take time with it.

Speaker 18 Well, dude, what's next for you?

Speaker 19 Where can people catch up with you?

Speaker 46 Yeah.

Speaker 71 On my Instagram, Adonis underscore, underscore.

Speaker 64 Am I saying that right? Underscore, underscore, either way.

Speaker 6 Underscore. We'll link it.

Speaker 23 Yeah, for sure.

Speaker 75 That's the best place to reach me.

Speaker 59 So I go to YouTube on TikTok as well.

Speaker 74 And then my website, manifest withadonis.com.

Speaker 24 But yeah, I mean, moving forward, man, just going to keep just going.

Speaker 70 You know what I mean? That's

Speaker 51 consistency is everything.

Speaker 69 And the more you stay in that place, you're going to be consistent with something.

Speaker 55 You're either going to be consistent with getting worse or getting better.

Speaker 76 You know what I mean?

Speaker 15 And if you change a few things to your mindset, that will be everything. You know, at its core, manifestation is you changing.

Speaker 49 You changing to such a degree that you no longer require the 3D to change because you're already changing your mind of it.

Speaker 35 You know, if you can, you want to be rich, try to feel that feeling and see what you're already grateful for.

Speaker 10 You can walk, you can see, you can taste, you can hear.

Speaker 11 You're already rich. You got some great things that some people don't have.

Speaker 18 You know, I love that. Thanks for coming on again.
Absolutely, Ron. It was on our guys.

Speaker 11 Definitely.

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