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Today, I wanna be diving into a conversation around the level of comfort and normalcy that you create versus what else is available for you.

So if you are listening to this podcast, you have some form of success in perhaps multiple ways, perhaps in a more standard pathway that you've taken, and now you've gone into a more unconventional pathway.

Perhaps you've already made a lot of money online, and you're like, "I want to continue to go bigger." What we have to be looking at is where you're normalizing things.

You need a backbone and a strong core to hold all the people you piss off along the way." This could not be more true [chuckles].

And by going for more, I mean you are very aware that you have the potential within you to be doing more.

And when I say you're gonna piss people off, it means because there is a disconnect between understanding what you understand about yourself, what you understand about your potential versus what they know to be true, versus how they relate to what you're doing, versus what they want you to do, versus how they've known you to be, versus what they're picking up or perceiving or desiring, whatever, out of you.

And where a lot of people end up not making the money that they could be making and knowing that about themselves, it's one thing to not know that there is a potential of how much more you're going to make, and it's another thing to sit there and be like, "Wow, I know I could be making more, and I am not," and this is the reason why.

You are letting yourself be normal inside of this situation because you know when you go bigger, you're gonna piss people off.

I've pissed a lot of people off along the way." And I don't mean, again, by doing anything bad or wrong.

You feel so correct and right and aligned with the way that you're doing it or what you want to be doing, but you know people hold onto an identity of you.

Today, I wanna be diving into a conversation around the level of comfort and normalcy that you create versus what else is available for you.

So if you are listening to this podcast, you have some form of success in perhaps multiple ways, perhaps in a more standard pathway that you've taken, and now you've gone into a more unconventional pathway.

Perhaps you've already made a lot of money online, and you're like, "I want to continue to go bigger." What we have to be looking at is where you're normalizing things.

You need a backbone and a strong core to hold all the people you piss off along the way." This could not be more true [chuckles].

And by going for more, I mean you are very aware that you have the potential within you to be doing more.

And when I say you're gonna piss people off, it means because there is a disconnect between understanding what you understand about yourself, what you understand about your potential versus what they know to be true, versus how they relate to what you're doing, versus what they want you to do, versus how they've known you to be, versus what they're picking up or perceiving or desiring, whatever, out of you.

And where a lot of people end up not making the money that they could be making and knowing that about themselves, it's one thing to not know that there is a potential of how much more you're going to make, and it's another thing to sit there and be like, "Wow, I know I could be making more, and I am not," and this is the reason why.

You are letting yourself be normal inside of this situation because you know when you go bigger, you're gonna piss people off.

I've pissed a lot of people off along the way." And I don't mean, again, by doing anything bad or wrong.

You feel so correct and right and aligned with the way that you're doing it or what you want to be doing, but you know people hold onto an identity of you.
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