Make Money Now
The Limitless Women PodcastJune 09, 2026x
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Make Money Now

What if making more money isn't about working harder, but about becoming the version of yourself who can receive it? Laura explores the hidden beliefs, patterns, and behaviors that keep many women entrepreneurs stuck in cycles of overworking, inconsistent revenue, and financial stress despite their talent, experience, and desire to make a meaningful impact. Drawing from more than three decades of entrepreneurship, she shares the connection between mindset, leadership, marketing, and accountability, revealing why sustainable growth starts long before a sales strategy or marketing plan. Through personal stories, client examples, and practical business insights, Laura explains how clarity creates momentum, why serving more people naturally leads to greater revenue, and how supportive community helps women step beyond scarcity and into abundance. This episode is a powerful reminder that lasting financial growth begins when women stop seeing themselves as broken, trust their vision, and fully embrace the impact they are here to create.

What You’ll Hear:

  • Healing money consciousness begins with noticing what feels real, then questioning whether it is actually true.
  • Revenue growth becomes more available when mindset, marketing, and accountability are aligned.
  • Clear messaging and a strong mission create the bridge between leadership and effective marketing.
  • Organic marketing works best when it is relational, consistent, generous, and deeply service-driven.
  • Mentorship and community help women stop doing business in isolation and step into supported expansion.

Resources

Claim Your Friday Gift: Tools to Make Business Easier - https://limitlesswomen.com/free-gift-friday/

Strategize Your Next Best Step: Schedule a Clarity Conversation with Laura http://schedulemycall.today

Meet the Host:

Laura Gisborne, founder of Limitless Women, empowers female entrepreneurs to create businesses that are both profitable and purposeful. With 30+ years of experience, from building multi-million dollar enterprises to guiding small businesses, Laura understands the challenges of scaling beyond solopreneurship. She's a sought-after speaker, business growth strategist, and author of "Stop the Spinning – Move from Surviving to Thriving" and "Limitless Women." Laura's focus is on mindset, authentic leadership, and integrating social impact into business models. The Limitless Women community has raised over $750,000 for charities, reflecting Laura's commitment to "profits with purpose."

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You asked for this training. I'll tell you

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that we do a lot of conversations with our clients.

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We do a lot of conversations with our community. We have

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about 20,000 followers online, which is probably quite amazing,

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given the context of life, and life has been laughing. And I

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took time off after my car accident, and you know, had back

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surgery and knee surgery, and inspire surgery, and I was

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offline for a while, so I'm really thrilled that we still

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have this deeply connected community, and we talk, we ask,

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you know, a lot of, a lot of what I'm going to share with you

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today about marketing and the activities you can take, a lot

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of this stuff is around the super easy stuff that you

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already know how to do as a woman, like it's just natural

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for us. It's not, it's not the bells and whistles. And listen,

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we've done it all, at least I don't say everything, because

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I've been in business for 35 years. It's my ninth company in

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the process of opening my 10th company right now. You know,

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I've been through a lot of seasons since I was in my early

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20s, I'm now almost 60 years old. So, for those of you that

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said, "Hey, I want to come and get your nuggets, thank you.

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Because one of the things that I'm really, really wanting you

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to do, whether you do it here in this community or somewhere

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else, is make sure you raise your hand and ask for help. You

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know, when you ask for stuff, that's when the universe can

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rise up to meet you. If you don't ask, it's not going to

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happen, right? I mean, it's just really one of my early mentors,

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Fabian Fredricks, and I was watching her money training

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recently, and she was talking about how you're like, she calls

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it like the universal diner. Can you imagine going to a

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restaurant and asking the waitress, you know, I like this

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on the menu, I like this on the menu, I like this on the menu, I

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like this on the menu, I like this on the menu, and then the

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waitress is going to be like, okay, either you have a really

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big appetite or we got a problem, right? So you've got to

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learn how to ask for what you want, alright. So this is not

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about you learning something new. What I want to share with

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you again is that this is about if anybody can, you raise your

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hand if you came through the upcycling training. Who went

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through upcycle with me in the fall? So, one of the things that

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I want to share with you is that because we are a community of

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mature, spiritually connected women, we often have everything

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we need, and yet we forget, right? I mean, Amanda, you're

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shaking your head, of course, this is what it is, we forget,

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and so you know, I have all these stories to tell you about

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kind of wild metaphysical woowoo things that happened in my life,

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but, but this is one to tell you that you, you have what you need

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already, you know, you really have what you need. So today,

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what I want to talk to you is about you being a new version of

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you, and I'm going to talk to you about the marketing pieces

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that we work with our clients on that are the organic, either

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no-cost or low-cost things that really convert clients, because

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it's all about relationships, right? But the biggest piece I

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see holding them back, you know, we know the statistics, maybe

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you do, maybe you don't, that 98% of women-owned businesses

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never hit a million dollars in revenue, and that gets that gets

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studied every year by American Express. You can look it up

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online, and I think it's a fascinating thing, because

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what's going on there - it's not that we're not as smart, it's

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not that we're not as capable, it's that we're not, in my

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opinion, doing the right activities, and somehow we don't

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see ourselves right, so we had a lot of conversation in. I don't

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know how to move you guys, but if you can see the slide, about

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there we go, I can put you up here. This beautiful butterfly

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slide.

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We had a lot of conversation at the recent Limitless Women

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event, which was our ninth annual Legacy and Leadership

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Conference. The 10th one, which is going to be a big deal, is

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coming up in April in Austin, Texas. So just know that. Mark

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your calendars, let me know if you're interested. Before that,

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we have our flow retreat in November in San Antonio. So in

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the conference, what we talked about is again our identity

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shift, not as our rules shift. Our identity often feels like it

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shifts, but it doesn't. It's really up to us to stay on top

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and really remember who we are. So, what I want to do today is

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go from macro to micro, and the reason why this picture is here

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is, who in here is really familiar with anybody know about

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aspen trees? Because I lived in Colorado, I got a little more

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knowledge about aspen trees than I had before. So, aspen trees

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are kind of a cool thing, because it's one when you see

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this picture and it looks like a whole bunch of yellow trees,

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they're actually sharing one root system, it's kind of a cool

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gig, right, so I'm going to share with you kind of the macro

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ideas, what are the things you need to know at a high level to

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help you shift your identity into the leader that you're here

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to be, and I'm also going to share with you some micro steps.

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Good, if you have questions, you have comments, you have things

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you want to know, then put them in the chat. I invite you right

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now, if you're doing other things, to stop doing other

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things and give yourself permission to. Really, make this

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a priority, because those of you that are serious about healing

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your money consciousness have an opportunity to make a big shift

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today. It doesn't take long, but it does take your commitment.

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It's almost like going to a doctor and asking them to heal

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you. It's not going to happen if you don't meet them halfway.

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With me, same thing with all of your businesses and all of your

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clients, you have to have partnership to make it work. So,

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does anybody feel comfortable? I can't see the chat now, because

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I'm sharing my screen. I don't know how to make that happen,

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Leon. So, if you'd like to write down for yourself what, how are

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you feeling about money? How is it feeling for you right now?

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Just write it down for yourself. Okay, take a break here. Just

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take a moment and pause. Think about that. How are you feeling

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about money? And I want to say that, you know, in in this

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conversation, there's nothing wrong with how you're feeling,

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how you're feeling is how you're feeling, and you deserve that,

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and it's correct, and it's appropriate, and it's what

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you're feeling. So, here's the deal, it may not be true, it may

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not be true, you might be feeling a limiting belief about

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money, you might be feeling that there's not enough money, you

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might be feeling that you're not good enough for money, right?

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Oh, good, I got some chats. Anybody have a chat here? Okay,

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Elena says she's moving toward abundance and grateful and

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excited about tomorrow. What maybe in the chat, if anybody

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wants to share how you're feeling about money? Because I

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don't want to mute, and then we get into a conversation. While

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you're thinking about that, I will tell you that you know my

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feeling about money was that there was never enough, and that

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no matter how hard I worked, there would still be not enough.

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And then, if I did get money, I couldn't be trusted with it,

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right? That it wasn't trustworthy. A lot of messages

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in my childhood that I wasn't a good person, you know, just

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heard a lot of stuff. So I think this idea about it being

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stressful, about it being elusive, I think we're all, you

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know, kind of in a similar situation. And the up and down

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piece, Dawn, this is what we call the financial roller

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coaster. You're not alone in that, right? We'll have a great

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month, and then something happens, it's like, where does

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it go? What happened, right?

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That's what we want to talk about today, because what I know

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is underlying in the macro is this piece of I can give you.

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Here's the three things. If anybody wants the three things

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from the macro, the big three, the big three are your mindset,

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and we're working on that a little bit here today. The

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second one is your marketing activities in your business, and

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I'm going to tell you, when I first started doing an

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internet-based business, I had never been online, right? I

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mean, you have to think we had businesses back in the day,

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everything was brick and mortar, we paid a lot of money for rent,

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and that was our big marketing budget, or we would pay a local

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magazine, but we didn't know what we know today. I can tell

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you, fast forward 12 years later, and $200,000 in different

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programs from mentorship and branding stuff. I know a lot

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about marketing, and it doesn't have to be complicated, and it

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doesn't have to be scary, but here's what happens. My sweet

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friends, who are not generating revenue, are doing the right

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activities in the wrong order, or they're doing the wrong

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thing. They're out here trying to get, like, let me get that

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$97 thing, let me get that 190 $7 thing, let me get that other

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little thing every year, and then they don't, they don't get

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traction, you need a system, you need consistency, right, and we

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can help you with that, but so the macro level of what we're

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gonna talk today about your mindset, about your marketing,

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I'm gonna give you some really great things you can do right

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now to start shifting your energy and start bringing some

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cash flow, and then the third thing we're talking about is

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accountability, and here's the deal, my loves, if we could do

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it by ourselves, we would. We're hard workers, we're smart women,

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regardless of what anybody told us in the past, but if we could

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figure this out all on our own, we would have figured it out.

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Any place we haven't figured it out. We've got to ask for help.

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We can't be too cool for school with me, and some of you are

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really good at asking for help, and some of you have had to

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learn how to ask for help, which is probably why I was thinking

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of you this morning, Angela, right? Because you're Canadian,

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and you're sweet, and you're humble, and you don't want to

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offend anybody, and you don't want to bother me, and you're

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like, "Hey, I'm your partner, I'm here for that, that's what I

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am. You know, I want you to have healthy relationships

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everywhere. I'm going to tell you this other piece that's in

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the macro, kind of a bonus one, that's not really on my, my

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training for you today, but I'll tell you this piece is that

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there's a saying of how you do any. Thing is, how you do

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everything, and I find Amanda, you're shaking your head with

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me, and I said, I find there's a lot of truth in that. So, when I

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talk today about your relationship with money, I want

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to encourage you to consider that this is just a new thing

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for you. If it hasn't been healthy, just like if you've had

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unhealthy relationships, I know many of you personally, like me.

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You've been through some hard times, you've been through

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abusive environments, you've been through some tough stuff,

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and you've come through to the other side. In the same way you

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did that in your relationships, you can do that with your

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relationship with money. Anybody down for that? Say yes in the

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chat, please. What you want instead, write it down. You just

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wrote down how you're feeling about money right now. If you're

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feeling like money is fantastic and easy, hallelujah,

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congratulations. I'm glad you won the money game. Good for

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you. If you're not feeling like that, take a minute right now

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and write down what you would like, my friends. Please don't

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skip this. There's so much power in your writing. Just give

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yourself a minute. We have time, I promise you. Write down what

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you want instead. What does that look like what does that feel

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like right now. We're working with July, August, and September

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as our third quarter initiative, right?

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So, and I'm just going to talk with you guys, right? If is that

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okay? I'm not going to be distracting you, everybody. All

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right, with that, shake your head if it's okay. Thank you.

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So, you know, one of the things we do in legacy leaders and in

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business school is we work in quarterly initiatives, and it's

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really important because trying to eat the elephant and do your

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whole business development in like a month is so unrealistic,

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especially if you have a strong legacy focused business and you

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want to have an exit strategy, you've got to have systems and

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systems take a little bit of time to hone, just like this.

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This, what we're doing right now, is a system you're watching

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us in real time. Create a system that you'll see if everything

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goes well, because it's actually in the process. You saw the

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opt-in page that took a little while. You got some email

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campaign that took a little while. We're doing this testing,

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right, that takes a little while. It's the same thing in

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your business, you're going to choose which initiatives, so

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when you look at, you would like ease and grace, you'd like money

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easily flowing to you from different sources. I love that,

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Dawn. This is the deal. What are those different sources, and

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where do you have a structure of support to make that happen for

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you, you know, I find personally, if you don't have a

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structure of support, it's really hard to implement,

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because life gets in the way, not about one of us on this call

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doesn't have life getting in the way, just happens. So, what we

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want instead is important for us to get going, and I'm here to

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tell you that I think you already have it. I think we had

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a conversation this week in one of our classes about what if

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your next clients were actually already here and they were just

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waiting for you. Can you imagine how cool is that? It's like your

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health that wants to happen if you'll just give it some love

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and attention. It's the same thing with your money. There's

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no lack of cash on the planet, so there's something going on

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for you today that we want to pay attention to that might have

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you open your mind up to diving in and seeing your experience

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with money be a little bit different. Is everybody good for

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that? Yeah, and I'm only.. I can't see what you're writing

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down, so I mean, I'm seeing what you write in the chat, but I

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can't see what you're writing on a piece of paper, so I'm only

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thinking that you came to a class on making money because

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you're not making the money you want to make. Can everybody give

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me a yes or no? Because otherwise, we have different

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classes. If you want to talk about team building, you want to

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talk about scaling, you want to talk about selling your company.

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I got all kinds of glasses for you, but this one is about

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making more money. Are we ready to go? All right, cool. So,

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let's go. So, we went to the macro, which is your mindset,

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your marketing, your accountability. That's the

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macro. Right now, we're going to get into the good stuff, the

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little micro stuff. First of all, How precious is this

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picture? Can you stand it? So darn cute. So you're not broken.

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This little person doesn't feel like there's anything wrong with

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them. And I was talking to one of our students in business

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school yesterday, I think, and she's, she's babysitting her

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niece, and her niece is, she doesn't, she's not a mama

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herself, but she's babysitting her niece, and her niece is

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eight months old. No, no, no, no, that's wrong. That was 10

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months old. So she's 10 months old, and she's learning to walk,

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and Ashley was saying to me, she's like, "My back is killing

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me, because I'm holding her hands, and she's walking and

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walking and walking and walking. All she wants to do is walk,

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right. Just like she's not apologizing, she's like, you

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know, as soon as you put it down, she's like, "No, pick me

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up, like, because she's so clear, right?

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Somehow we got the message that we're broke, and I'll tell you,

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it's interesting to me, the word "broke" as a description of when

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cash is working, right? Dawn, I mean, that's the whole thing,

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like, why is that the description? Why is that the

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word we use? It's kind of, kind of peculiar, right? So, if we

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start with we're not broke and we're not broken, then what's

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going on? What's happening with us, right? Where are we with

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this relationship with money? Here's the deal, you, your brain

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has been conditioned, your brain and my brain. When I say you,

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I'm not talking at you, I'm talking with you. All right, we

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all heard, and if you responded to this class because you got an

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email from me that said, "Who in here heard money doesn't go on

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treats? Who in here didn't hear you got to work hard if you want

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to make a lot of money. Let me tell you, we've heard it right.

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Everything that our brain has been conditioned for is

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actually, you know, the result of people around us who are

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doing the best they could at the time. What we get to decide

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today is, are we going to keep bringing that forward, or was

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what we heard something that was meant to be of service to us at

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the time, and may no longer be true. Do you remember when I

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said, what feels real for you is real, your feelings are valid,

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they deserve your attention. Otherwise, they'll keep popping

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up in strange, sabotaging ways. Anybody know what I'm talking

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about? Yeah, okay. So you got to pay attention to that, but what

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you got to do now is choose what's happening, and what can I

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recognize as the conditioning I imagined on in your work.

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There's a lot of this as well, right? You can see the

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conditioning that happened in the past, and what are we

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choosing to move to the future with? And somebody said, "Here,

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my former husband often said we were broke. Right, De Lacy?

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Yeah, I love that, darling. I love that you don't let your

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young, your young humans say we're broke, because they're

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not. They're not broke. Broke is a term of broken. It's not. It's

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not okay, it's not true. Alright, what we are is

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conditioned, and what we are is a function of our environment.

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It's one of the reasons why, when working together, I'm

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really on you about cleaning things up, not because I want to

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be militant about your house, your house is your house, but I

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gotta tell you, your body, your mind, your spirit deserves a

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clean, clear space for creation, and I want you to be able to be

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creating whatever you want here. Okay, so some messages, some

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people believe they're multi-generational, tell you

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there's not enough. Most of the messages that I heard was that I

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was not enough, and guess what happens when you hear that

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you're not enough. The whole world rises up to meet you.

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Everything I'm going to talk to you about in this macro stuff is

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around what's happening in your belief system, and you don't

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have to believe what I believe, but I'm going to tell you, you

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know, why wouldn't you believe in somebody who's done it before

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and been successful, just like you. You have certain things

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that you've done before that I haven't done that you're

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successful at. I gotta tell you, I'm very good at making money,

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but I had to learn it didn't happen coming out of the hopper.

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It certainly didn't happen growing up in the environment

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that you're up in, right? It's the same for you. You guys have

Laura Gisborne:

been told there's not enough, there's not enough money,

Laura Gisborne:

there's not enough time, there's not enough this, there's not

Laura Gisborne:

enough that. If we just work harder, if we just.. I mean, how

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many people in here thought if you went to college and you're

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the first person in your family to go to college, you might heal

Laura Gisborne:

the cycle of poverty in your family? Anybody besides me? And

Laura Gisborne:

I went to community college, and then I went to state school, and

Laura Gisborne:

I took student loans, and I did the do, and then I got to law

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school, and I was like, "Oops, I don't think this room says to

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me.

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I have a lot of women in my circle of my close friends in

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our community who have a lot of - they're really highly

Laura Gisborne:

educated, and they're still struggling with this one. Okay,

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so that will tell us that it's not about the education, right

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with me. So, here's the deal. What's ever programmed in your

Laura Gisborne:

brain, you will keep it going by who you spend time with. Now,

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when you want to create a new neuro path, and I'm going to use

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myself as an example, when I wanted to create a new neuropath

Laura Gisborne:

of, instead of I had to create my finances, I wanted to live in

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a land of overflowing abundance. It takes time for your brain to

Laura Gisborne:

feel that and to get a new highway. Miracast are like

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highways, so the things that you've heard and the things

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you've been told and things you've. Said this is why I

Laura Gisborne:

stopped. Those of you that are working with me in partnership

Laura Gisborne:

know when I invite you to pause and think about what you just

Laura Gisborne:

said, what happens? Why am I doing that? Yes, because you

Laura Gisborne:

want to reframe it, you want to change it, you want to create a

Laura Gisborne:

new highway in your brain. So, what I want you to look at is

Laura Gisborne:

what did you write down, or what you want it to be, instead of

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how it is with your relationship with money. Go back and look at

Laura Gisborne:

that, and then I want to ask you, Who do you hang out with

Laura Gisborne:

that lives that that loves you and that wants to see you

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experience that fully. Who's in your world, you know? When I

Laura Gisborne:

first created my circle of life work, and I did that with the

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distinctions around crafting a life that I wanted to have,

Laura Gisborne:

right, the distinction around relationship. I didn't have a

Laura Gisborne:

good example of a healthy relationship outside of that

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with my little children. They were little, and it was the only

Laura Gisborne:

place I actually felt safe. And here's another thing, for a lot

Laura Gisborne:

of you, you're not allowing revenue to come in because you

Laura Gisborne:

don't feel confident, you don't feel competent, and often you

Laura Gisborne:

don't feel safe, but when you start generating consistent

Laura Gisborne:

recurring revenue, and you get off of that financial roller

Laura Gisborne:

coaster dawn, you start to blossom, right, you start to

Laura Gisborne:

strengthen a new habit, and that's why we're doing what

Laura Gisborne:

we're doing over the summer with the third quarter of July,

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August, and September, and really working on how do we

Laura Gisborne:

re-pattern our brain, how do we create a new habit. Now I've

Laura Gisborne:

been doing a lot of research, and some people say 18 days,

Laura Gisborne:

some people say 255 days, there's all these weird numbers.

Laura Gisborne:

The best I found consistently is somewhere between 57 and 66 days

Laura Gisborne:

to create a new habit. So, if you've been in the habit of

Laura Gisborne:

talking negatively about your money and talking negatively

Laura Gisborne:

about yourself, you ought to be around other people. They're

Laura Gisborne:

going to help you anchor and strengthen this new habit. Does

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it make sense what I'm saying? 100% good, good, maybe 90% I

Laura Gisborne:

don't know, but I'll tell you, this is the game changer. I was

Laura Gisborne:

talking to somebody, I was talking to my son about this the

Laura Gisborne:

other day, actually, who's in medical school, and one of the

Laura Gisborne:

things that I said to him is, like, you know, when I was in

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bed, I was in bed for two months after my back surgery. He would

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come in my room every day and say, 'You look so much better

Laura Gisborne:

today than you did yesterday. And let me tell you something, I

Laura Gisborne:

did not look that good. I mean, like, I gained 20 pounds, I

Laura Gisborne:

couldn't move, my skin was all blotchy. I just.. I felt

Laura Gisborne:

terrible, but he just kept coming in and saying, today you

Laura Gisborne:

look better than you did yesterday, and I know that I

Laura Gisborne:

healed because of that, right? And I just.. I want you guys to

Laura Gisborne:

have this experience. If you don't have that in an intimate

Laura Gisborne:

partnership, where are you finding it in community? One of

Laura Gisborne:

the things that's very sexy about the Limitless Women

Laura Gisborne:

community is we are a community of givers, and for those of you

Laura Gisborne:

that have been to a live event with us, you understand it's not

Laura Gisborne:

like any place else. Everybody there is so excited to see you

Laura Gisborne:

grow. That's a special place.

Laura Gisborne:

If you don't have something like that, talk to me, because I want

Laura Gisborne:

you to know we're here for you. All right, so this is about you

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and what's going on with you. I just want to share a little bit

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about my own story and share this sweet experience with Lynn

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Twist. Lynn Twist is the author of a book called The Soul of

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Money. If you haven't read this book, I would encourage you to

Laura Gisborne:

please order it right away. One of the things we're working on

Laura Gisborne:

this summer is our reading list. Right, what are the books that

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we need to read that will really help us repattern our

Laura Gisborne:

consciousness, create an overflowing abundance in our

Laura Gisborne:

experience, and heal our relationship with money. So, if

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you're interested in her book, please look it up online. I

Laura Gisborne:

think she has a new - she actually has a new book, but

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this is the one I want you to read: The Soul of Money. Okay,

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it's really a fantastic thing. So, I met her, Lynn Twist, L Y N

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N E T W I S T, Lin Twist. Okay. Thank you, Leon. Appreciate

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that. So, the deal with with this is that I met her. There

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was a person from a nonprofit, Sarah Vedder, who's one of her

Laura Gisborne:

partners, who was asking if I, who heard me at an event

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speaking, and asked if I would come and help their organization

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with bringing the work of Pachamama Alliance to

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businesses. So that's a very short version, a very long

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story, but here's what I want to share with you. When you meet

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people who are kind of like your idols and your role models, all.

Laura Gisborne:

And they are a version of you, just a little further along, and

Laura Gisborne:

we often can't see ourselves, and we put people on a pedestal,

Laura Gisborne:

and what I can tell you is that the more we do that, the more we

Laura Gisborne:

give our power away, the longer it takes for us to get to where

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we want to go. This, who you spend time with, the environment

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you're in is everything the people you spend time with, it's

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everything, all right. So, let's go to the second distinction. We

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got this thing about your brain, right? You're perfect, you're

Laura Gisborne:

not broken, you're not broke, you're just programmed, and you

Laura Gisborne:

can change your programming, but you need some help. You can't do

Laura Gisborne:

it on your own. It takes practice, and it takes

Laura Gisborne:

discipline, you know. I think about athletes, I think our

Laura Gisborne:

people that are super successful in the world, they're doing a

Laura Gisborne:

certain set of behaviors on a regular basis. Nobody gets up

Laura Gisborne:

and says, "Hey, I'm going to go run a marathon. They get up and

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they train, they get up and they eat a certain way, they get up

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and they focus with me. All right, so if you are here,

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chances are you are one of my friends who has a much bigger

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vision than a lot of people around you, you know. Then

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that's okay. There's nothing wrong with the other people

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around you, to just, they have a different calling on their

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lives. I believe God's calling is for each of us individual,

Laura Gisborne:

and we are made very uniquely. You're here in the Limitless

Laura Gisborne:

Women conversation because you've been called for something

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bigger, and the whole purpose for us around getting our

Laura Gisborne:

revenue handled is so we can get out of our own way. Thank you,

Laura Gisborne:

Jennifer Huff, and get ourselves together to be in service of

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others. At this point today, while we are talking, there's

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still over 3 billion people on the planet who do not have

Laura Gisborne:

access to healthcare, to running water, to education, you know,

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they're living on like $3 a day. I know we can't get our head

Laura Gisborne:

around that because we couldn't figure that out in the United

Laura Gisborne:

States or Canada, right? I think everybody here is in the US and

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Canada right now. I don't know, Dr. Nadia or Diane, I know where

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you guys are from. You can put in the chat if you want to share

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with us where you're from. But here's the deal, today you have

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access to a computer. Today you have access to the internet

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today. You have access to resources, which means you have

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thanks, Dr.

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Nadia, you have an opportunity, and we've got to get you out of

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the patterning of not enough, so that you can join me and the

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other limitless ladies in using our businesses as vehicles for

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change. Is everybody down for that? It's really important that

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I can tell you that a lot of the work that I do with private

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clients is this healing of old conditioning. This is why I had

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Kathy's story in here. When I met Kathy, she's been in

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business for two decades, and she was going through a painful

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divorce. And if you want to go to the Limitless Women website,

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you can do lots of testimonials and stories from people, what

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they're doing. I changed her name and changed her picture,

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just because I want to be respectful for her privacy. But

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I can tell you, this is the place that I think a lot of us

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can relate to. If you've ever been in a breakup, if you've

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ever been in a divorce, if you've ever had a relationship

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that didn't work out, or you had something, a falling out with a

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family member, it can be tough. There's a lot of conditioning, a

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lot of patterning. Okay, so for her, she grew up in a very

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devout family, so she was, and she'd been only this one and

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only marriage, and she was so embarrassed, and while this was

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happening, her now ex-husband was taking all the money out of

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the business and siphoning up, so she didn't even realize that

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as her relationship was falling apart, her business, that she'd

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worked so hard for for more than two decades, she was in debt,

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and I don't mean a little bit of debt, like I mean over $100,000

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in debt. Okay, so we started working together, and this

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repatterning is a lot of the stuff that we did. I have all

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the tactics and all the strategies you need, but I want

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to tell you, this is why I put this stuff first. If we don't

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work on this stuff, you won't get there, and the piece that I

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find is the deeper the wounds, the more you're attached to

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them, we kind of love the devil we know, right? We know that we

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feel comfortable to us. We watch people do things that are not

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that are kind of dysfunctional. We do dysfunctional things

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ourselves because we know it. It takes courage to go out on a

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limb and do something different, but Kathy had to do some

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repatterning, she had to do some forgiving, she had to do some

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changing, and she needed to get into a different community, and

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she needed help, she had help cleaning up the tactics, along

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with working on the mental, everybody with me, within a one

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year of working together, it should be enough, $100,000 in

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debt, and she purchased her first blue estate, which is

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pretty cool. So, it's one of the things I'll tell you, we go

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through our progression plan, and we talk about, like, where

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people are, you know, if you don't have your foundations in

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place, you're not going to be successful when you want to

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scale, so we have a business. Goal to help you with

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foundations. A lot of our legacy leaders, people that have been

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in business for a long time, they often need to just go back

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and tune up something in their foundations. It doesn't take a

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long time, because they've done the bigger, deeper work, right?

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This brain work. Alright, here's the next thing. Next thing is,

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this is the, I think, the last mindset one, but I want to tell

you this:

money loves clarity. Your money wants you to tell it

you this:

what you want, and it wants you to give it a number, and it

you this:

wants you to give it a why. So, remember, I talked about the

you this:

vision you have for having a business that not only takes

you this:

care of you, but takes care of the people you love, and makes

you this:

an impact and a difference in the community that makes you a

you this:

little different, doesn't mean there are 1000s of us out there,

you this:

it just makes us a little different. 1000s of us in a

you this:

community of 8 billion humans is not a lot of people, right.

you this:

And where you're going to get your traction is when you get

you this:

clear on your numbers, and this takes time, it takes practice,

you this:

and it takes discipline, but it doesn't have to be hard. And

you this:

once you get the systems, you get it in place. Those of you in

you this:

business school, you're gonna love it, because today's finance

you this:

day, we're gonna be all over, all over diversity, right? So

you this:

this is a quick thing, a quick fix to give you, just for a

you this:

place for you to check in on your own business. If you're not

you this:

working with us currently, we believe that every business in

you this:

every industry has a progression plan, and when I talk about

you this:

being in a community of like-minded entrepreneurs, you

you this:

get to stay on track because you're around other people

you this:

cheering you on. There's so much to that, but when you go

you this:

isolated, when you go into poor me and only I can do it, and woe

you this:

is me, and nobody understands my business. Guess what happens,

you this:

you get more woe is me. Anybody done that besides me? Yeah,

you this:

anybody like a little hooked on being a martyr? I always say

you this:

this, I did not to offend everybody, I'm a Christian. You

you this:

don't need to be a martyr, Jesus started king, you're not helping

you this:

anybody, you want to get really clear about your business as a

you this:

leader, and that's where the first pillar, pillar of our

you this:

seven pillars of business is leadership. I'm talking to you

you this:

about mindset. Mindset and leadership are kind of different

you this:

ways. So, in smaller entrepreneurial circles, we tend

you this:

to use the language of mindset, right, especially because we're

you this:

a little will in our world, we're very spiritually

you this:

connected, and in corporations they talk about leadership, so

you this:

they spend lots and lots of money every year developing

you this:

leadership qualities, because in order for their management to be

you this:

strong, in order for their company to grow, those things

you this:

constantly have to be growing with me. Where everybody think

you this:

everybody on this call is the founder of your own business,

you this:

you have to keep growing. If you're not growing, you're

you this:

contracting. If you want to disagree with me about that,

you this:

let's just test it. Okay. Now, between pillar one and pillar

you this:

two is the work that I do with people privately all day long,

you this:

and it is the most important work for a mission-focused

you this:

founder. If you have a calling on your life and you know you're

you this:

here to make a difference with your work, you've got to

you this:

understand that between leadership and marketing are a

few things:

your business model, a clean, congruent business

few things:

model with that you can get out and get proof of concept. Right?

few things:

The next thing that has to happen is the vision for the

few things:

business. Why is this business in business? Not why are you in

few things:

business. That's a different conversation. I've sold six of

few things:

my companies. You can't sell a company until it's owner

few things:

independent. So, the place between leadership and

few things:

marketing, I think, is one of the biggest places entrepreneurs

few things:

get stuck. And I don't hear people talking about this, I

few things:

didn't hear people talking about culture and core values and

few things:

vision and mission for small business and for what I would

few things:

consider us micro business, but you know what, if it works for

few things:

Whole Foods, there might be something to it, right,

few things:

conscious capitalism, so the space that I do often is really

few things:

one of my superpowers, is not trying to make it about me, but

few things:

I'm gonna tell you, it's one of the things we were always

few things:

honing, Leanne and I are constantly honing this

few things:

conversation around mastering your message, messaging with a

few things:

mission. What's the formula that I'm using again and again and

few things:

again with my clients? You know, our top level client right now

few things:

is about $10 million in annual revenue. She's not coming to

few things:

group calls, she's running a company, you know, she's got a

few things:

bunch of employees. So this space of like, when I'm in the

few things:

one on one, this is the part, you know, where I'm just telling

few things:

you, in order to have effective marketing, we've got to

few things:

translate from your vision and your leadership and put it into

few things:

a mission statement, where it makes sense. Guess what is at

few things:

the heart of the mission statement of Limitless Women.

few things:

Anybody know, you know, feel free to put in the chat if you

few things:

know Leanne should know the heart of that is healing the

few things:

poverty consciousness a. Women business leaders, so that they

few things:

can join us in healing actual poverty, and this is where I

few things:

said it may feel real that you're struggling, but it may

few things:

not be true. And what if you could get that handled? Can you

few things:

imagine a world where women who have handled this piece around

few things:

congruency and integrity and flow and sustainable consistent

few things:

revenue now get to have the opportunity to not only

few things:

contribute from our overflow but also to mentor the next

few things:

generation of leaders, because I promise you, ladies, every one

few things:

of you who's been around for a while, who's doing okay, had

few things:

some woman see you when you could not see yourself. That's

few things:

literally why we created Lingless Women. Okay, and it

few things:

took us years to grow here, typical overnight sensation, but

few things:

I can tell you that to date, we've raised over $750,000 for

few things:

charity, and that blows my mind. And we did not have a big check

few things:

from the Gates Foundation, we had Janet Grover's making a $10

few things:

donation, we had, you know, Angela writing $100 check, we

few things:

had everybody doing Lena doing her part, me doing my part,

few things:

Andrea doing her part, Eleanor doing her part, everybody doing

few things:

a little bit collectively, we've raised three quarters of a

few things:

million dollars, and we're not stopping right, so here's the

few things:

deal. I'm going to say to you, this place we are so excited

few things:

about the sales process, the finance process, the operations,

few things:

the team, and hopefully legacy as an impact business. But you,

few things:

if you don't get this stuff cleaned up right here between

few things:

leadership and marketing, your marketing won't work. And I'm

few things:

telling you that because we're going to move into marketing

few things:

next. Down ready for it? Yep. Okay, so I told you a little bit

few things:

about who we are, since some of my sweet friends, Kate Payne and

few things:

Donna McPherson, and you know who are in our legacy program,

few things:

and like all of us that have been growing, we've been growing

few things:

together. So let's move into the more tactical stuff around

few things:

marketing. Here's the piece where the mindset meets the

few things:

marketing, okay, and that is that you have to take action,

few things:

and when you want to increase your revenue. Here's the big

few things:

secret that nobody wants me to tell you this in the simplistic

few things:

form, but I give you my word, it is proven again and again and

few things:

again. If you want to make more money, you've got to serve more

few things:

people. Now, How are you going to serve more people if they

few things:

don't know who you are or where you are. How are you going to

few things:

serve more people if your messaging is not clear? If your

few things:

messaging is not clear and is not becoming magnetic to the

few things:

people that you want to have in your posse, talk to me or talk

few things:

to somebody else, but talk to somebody you trust. And I'm

few things:

going to tell you, Doctor Nadia, as you're shaking your head,

few things:

here's one of the things I've learned, and I'm almost 60 years

few things:

old. I don't want relationship advice from somebody who doesn't

few things:

have a relationship, right? I don't want money advice from

few things:

somebody who's broke. There I said, you're not broke, I'm not

few things:

broke, and there it is, right? I don't want money advice from

few things:

somebody who doesn't have money, right? I want money advice from

few things:

somebody who's living an example of fluid abundance, who can be

few things:

free and in service and in present, and it's interesting,

few things:

because I find often, sometimes the most successful people in

few things:

business are actually the easiest to get in touch with,

few things:

you know, because they've got their stuff handled, they've

few things:

got, you know, they've got strong unapologetic boundaries,

few things:

right. So, your job, my love, is to get into action with the

few things:

right actions, and that's what will change you having money

few things:

when you're in service. The more people you serve, the more cash

few things:

flow you got. And if anybody's been around long enough, like I

few things:

have, you might remember when McDonald's used to have the

few things:

little numbers on the front. I don't know, it was like 100

few things:

million sold, how many billions? I now, I think it just says

few things:

billions and billions, or something crazy, when you go by

few things:

McDonald's, right?

few things:

I haven't been to McDonald's in a while, but that's what it is.

few things:

It's how many people can you serve? Now we have a whole

few things:

nother conversation for another day. If you're interested, when

few things:

I'm talking to you about my clients that are in legacy

few things:

season of life, you got to be in the emerging, growing phase

few things:

first, just like all of us. You got to build it up, and when I

few things:

sent in an email this week, I think sometime this week, I

few things:

said, "Listen, I came back after two years of being on a medical

few things:

sabbatical, that was really an interesting choice. My husband

few things:

retired, I decide I do real estate investing. I mean, I

few things:

don't need to work, just like a lot of you, I don't have to, but

few things:

I love my work. I am deeply honored and humbled for the

few things:

opportunity to pay forward what other women paid to me. That

few things:

vision that gets me in action, that's what has me wake up at

few things:

like the worry, I'm like, oh, wow, today's the day, right? I

few things:

want you to have that, and then you take the action step, and

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that's actually what it is. So, the what this means for your

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marketing is, what marketing are you doing daily, and whatever

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you're doing, you probably want to do about three times as much.

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And the things that I love that we teach is organic marketing,

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is speaking, podcast writing, even if you don't feel really

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comfortable. Writing, even if it's not perfect, just like this

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webinar, maybe it's not the slides aren't just right. This

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is certainly not my superpower, creating slides, but I'll tell

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you, I did it for you, because I thought, let me keep myself

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organized and not just tell stories. I'm a big storyteller,

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so I wanted to keep it organized for you, and I'll do better

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Saturday, and I'll do better the next time. You just keep doing

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better, right? You just keep showing up, right? But the

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actions of getting yourself out and serving, and those who need

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what you have will raise their hand and show up, and then you

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get to move into sales with ease, which is whole nother game

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that I want to teach you if you're interested, because we

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believe that sales is just a natural evolution when the other

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things are handled right, right, when you got your head straight,

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we can. All this is now the other piece about marketing that

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I want you to know, and it's so important, and this is so

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important for business. And this is where we get stuck all the

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time, in between pillar number one and pillar number two, is

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that narrow and deep wins. I have no idea, we have a picture

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of a snowflake here, but maybe because it's one of a kind,

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that's what it was. I was like, what was I thinking? One of a

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kind, every snowflake is like every one of us, one of a kind,

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right. So narrow and deep is where it is. Instead of I have a

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business that does all things for all people, it took me a

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long time to have the courage to change this business to women

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only. And we still have a few great men that show up now and

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again, and we love them. We're happy to see them, but I gotta

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tell you, it's we are women supporting women, and the more

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narrow you can go, and the deeper you go with giving. I'm

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going to tell you, give your best stuff, give your very best

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stuff. Please don't hold back and think that somebody says,

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"Okay, well, give them a hook, but don't actually give them the

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real thing. Don't do that, my loves. Give everything you've

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got, because you cannot out give. Go out, and the more you

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give, the more you get filled up, right, that's that's the

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yumminess in our world. I got goosebumps. Thank you. All

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right, repetition means mastery. Remember, I was talking about

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Ashley's little cousin or her niece, right? Steps, steps,

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steps. Let's keep doing it, you know? Again, that baby's not

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apologizing. Said, oh wait, I fell down, let me stop working.

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I'm going to just not be a walker, I'm going to be a

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sitter.

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Now, listen, my friends, I'm making a little bit of a joke,

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but some of you on this call, because I know you very well,

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you do that, you stumble, you stop, you say, "Okay, I can't.

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Guess what? You can, you really can. I give you my word. One of

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the ways you can is to allow yourself to be supported. We are

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women. This is not meant to offend anybody, but we have a

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vagina for a reason. We are creation machines. The act of

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creation happens in the coupling with another being, right? Think

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about the miracle of life being created inside the human body.

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It's really amazing. We have to allow ourselves to be supported,

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and we have to repeat the right processes, the right marketing,

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the right thoughts, the right behaviors. Those will lead us to

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master those things. Many of us, because we grew up in families

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with a lot of pain, mastered no matter how hard I work, I'm not

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going to get there. We mastered it. Boy, did we run that in our

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head again and again and again. Anybody in here has been in a,

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you know, a domestic violence situation like I was as a young

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woman. You know, I was, I went to go see my stepfather one

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time, and I bruises all over my face. He said, 'What'd you do to

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make John hit you? Clearly, it was my fault. I deserved that.

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Right, clearly I did something to deserve it. Was that don't

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cry unless you want me to give you something to cry about. You

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know, you guys have heard a lot of this stuff in your own

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families. I'm not trying to make it uncomfortable for you, but

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what I am trying to say to you is you have your own special

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recovery program that you've gone through, because I know I

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lead leaders, and I know I'm a healer of healers, and I know

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that you're here for a reason, and there is a planet full of

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people in pain, and it's not going to get easier for them,

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because it's very noisy, and they haven't learned how to have

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healthy boundaries, and to protect themselves. We want to

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keep you in this sweet incubator of love, so that you actually

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repeat the behaviors that are empowering, lining you up closer

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to God, closer to your purpose, closer to your contribution to

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the world that requires discipline. So, what behaviors

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are you repeating when it comes to your marketing? Do you have

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the discipline to keep going. I said, Leanne, I'm going to write

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that email like you're the one. I've been writing way more

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emails than I ever do. We used to send them out once a month,

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and then we did once every couple of weeks. Then we started

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Free Day Friday eight years ago, and I let myself off the hook

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because I'm like, yeah, once a week. Here's the deal, you've

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got a community, we have 1000s of people. I like many of you

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are like, oh, I don't offend people, I don't want to send too

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many emails, right? You don't want my email, you opt out, but

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if you want my email and I could send you a message of love,

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wouldn't that be a generous thing to do? How are you loving

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your audience? How are you loving your followers? How are

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you caring for them? Even when you're not ready, right, even me

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with, like, my techie thing, even you're not ready, you still

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show up. All right, here's the seventh piece that I want you to

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know, and it doesn't, and I'm going to tell you, this is a

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very, very transparent conversation. I am not the only

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solution, but there's some reason you came here today.

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There was something in my marketing and in Limitless

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Women's Promise of a community of leaders who are here to

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change the world that speaks to your heart. So we've got all

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kinds of programs, we got tons of free stuff. Listen, after

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eight years of Free Year Fridays, I probably have what

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you need somewhere in a video or podcast, school me, ask me. I

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got all kinds of free stuff. And here's what happens when we do

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free little bit of human nature. We don't value it. We value the

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things we invest in. We invest our time and we invest our

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dollars.

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And here's a big trick to being more abundant, if you're down

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for it. It is in the stretch that you become expanded. The

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more willing you are to stretch, even when you've been hurt in

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the past, the more willing you are to take this step, even

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though you may fall down, just like Ashley's niece. The

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stronger you become, but you don't want to do it alone, you

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know. You don't. It's hard, and it takes a long time, and you

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could get there, but it might be too late. There could be people

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who really are hurt because you didn't take the actions to ask

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for help with me. Okay, so couple things about mentoring

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from my own experience. Mentors have gone before you. I'm always

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looking for somebody who's done what I want to do, and I'm not

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trying to hire them to do what they don't do, and usually the

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mentors will help you with not only accountability, but also

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their systems. So, I'll tell you, a lot of our legacy

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leaders, and also some people in business school, have been

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shared this with me. One of the great values is that they sped

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up their success because they didn't have to go and create a

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system, they could use one of our systems. I'm really excited

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to have you use what we've generated, and we've got some

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great systems. We are perfect systems, and we've got great

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systems. If we've got something that you can utilize, and you're

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in our community, it's our pleasure to share that with you.

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And if you look inside our Facebook group, Limitless Women

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Group, up at the top, there's a bunch of documents, there's

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trainings, there's things there. Again, there's a lot of stuff

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here for you. Nothing will surpass having a one on one

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conversation with me, and it's not about me, it's all about

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you, it's about you asking for what you need help with.

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Alright, so when we work with someone who's farther along with

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the journey, they support us with shifting our beliefs and

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our behaviors. We all know what we know, right? This whole idea

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of watch your thoughts, they become your words, what your

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words, they become your actions, what your actions have become,

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your habits, what your habits, they become your character, and

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what your character, it becomes your destiny. In our world, we

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say it becomes your legacy. What I want to say to you is, what's

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behind this, and why I did this class for you today, is that

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your beliefs are driving your thoughts, so you have to start

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shifting your beliefs, and the only way I know to do that is to

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really love you through letting go what no longer works, and

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that's what this is. It's work in you shifting and investing in

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yourself, and I've already told you I've invested over $200,000

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that was course of over the course of 12 years, it wasn't

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200,000 with one person, it was 5,001st I put 20 501 credit

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card, 2500 the other credit card, then I had to make it back

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right, and then it was a $10,000 program, where we made payments

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of $800 a month, I mean, for those of you that have been

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there, you understand what it is, what we look for in our

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relationship with legacy leaders is a lifetime relationship. I am

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very, very picky about who I partner with, because if you are

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so connected to your pain and you're, and you want to stay

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there, I want to love you, and I want to encourage you to go to

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therapy and try to get some help, but I don't want you to

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come into our community of legacy leaders if you're not

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really ready to fly with us, it's a different, it's a

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different game, right. So, if I can be of support to you, and

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you're not currently active in a program, this is another quick

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story about Jen, who's a financial auditor, and she, she

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was diagnosed with leukemia, actually, during the time that

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we're working together, she had been in business for years, felt

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like nobody could help her. We began hiring auditors to support

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her business. She baby steps, she's been with you for a lot of

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years at this point, but when she was diagnosed with leukemia,

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she stopped working.

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She's okay right now, and so I can tell the story right, but

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her business grew by 25% when she wasn't. Working, and I think

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that's the thing you guys have to get in your perspective here

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is that the work that you think you're doing for work is not

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working if it's not bringing you money, it's not bringing in

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clients. You need to shift something right, and you usually

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need somebody from the outside to see what that is to help you.

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So, what will your legacy be? If I can help you in any way,

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schedule a call with me, and that's the link again. Schedule

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my call today.