The Belief Shift That Made Taylor Welch Finally Break Through | #Marketing - Ep. 27
16 Apr 2025 · 49 min
In this episode of The Russell Brunson Show, host Russell Brunson introduces guest speaker Taylor Welch, who delivers a high‑energy, interactive presentation that blends personal storytelling, spiritual metaphysics, and entrepreneurial strategy. Welch shares his journey from a broke, taco‑bell‑eating startup founder to a multi‑seven‑figure business owner, emphasizing how limiting beliefs, identity, and programmed "caps" block growth. He introduces concepts such as authority as the power of spoken word, the three‑heaven model (spirit, emotion, physical), and the idea that the struggle‑to‑breakthrough interval can be skipped by obeying a decisive action before rationalizing. Throughout the talk, Welch engages the live audience in exercises: writing down desires, identifying regrets, re‑programming those regrets, and visualizing best‑case futures. He weaves biblical analogies (King David’s warriors, Israel’s 40‑year journey), references books like Psycho‑Cybernetics and David Hawkins’ Power vs. Force, and uses quantum‑entanglement language to illustrate non‑linear progress. The episode also contains sponsor reads (Indeed, Toyota, Kayak) and a brief promotion for Russell’s “30 Days” blueprint book. The core message is that by shifting belief, redefining identity, and taking immediate obedient action, entrepreneurs can accelerate growth, unlock authority, and bypass years of struggle.
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What's up everybody, this is Russell. Welcome back to the podcast. And, uh, today I wanted to actually— I want to take you guys to Funnel Hacking Live. You cool with that? Funnel Hacking Live International, which we also nicknamed Funnel Hacking Live 9.5. It's between Funnel Hacking Live 9 and 10. We basically did a little mini virtual, uh, FHL, which is really cool. It wasn't mini, I guess. It was in a virtual studio that held about, I don't know, 300 people in rooms. All my inner circle, uh, members were in the room, and then we streamed it out to to the masses. And so I think we had over 10,000 people that registered for it. But anyway, one of the presentations was my friend Taylor Welch. Taylor's someone who I have a lot of respect for. You've probably seen— I have another podcast episode with him. We went deep on some cool things. And but we thought it'd be fun to show you guys his FHL presentation. It was very unique. It was different and really powerful. So with that said, you guys are getting transported back in time to go hang out with Taylor Welch at Funnel Hacking Live 9.5. I hope you guys enjoy this presentation. If you do, let me know, and we'll see you guys all soon.
When you encounter greatness, you can be threatened by it or you can be inspired by it. Pick one. Let's be inspired. Let's stand on the shoulders of giants. And there's no one more threatening if you have a little bit of insecurity than like king of internet Russell Brunson. But Russell, I got to say this real fast because it's like it's real. I just met Russell 2 days ago. For real, doctor. And I gave him a hug. And you can— you can't feel everyone's energy online, but when you meet them in person, it's like, whoa, this person's big. There's a story in the Bible about a guy named King David. Anybody heard of him? Yes or no? David, David, whatever. And so there's these, there's these, uh, mighty men of David. This has nothing to do with what I'm talking about, but we got to hit Russell before we keep going, uh, because he gave me this mic and so I'm going to use it. And there are these people around David that are warriors, crazy. One of them, Abishai, he like kills 300 people by himself. Joab, crazy people. But what's fascinating when you study this is years ago these men were on the front lines of the Israelites afraid of a giant. It's the same people. What changed? There was a multiplier injected into the mix. Russell Brunson, oh, he's a multiplier, man. And I think he's about to go to a new level. If you agree with that, give him something. Give him something. I don't know where he is, but thank you. Thank you for being here. Okay, we're going to dance a little bit. We'll have some fun. I have some slides. I don't know if I'll use them or not, and we're just going to hang out. Do you have something to take notes with? Are we— is this room like crew family? Like, you know who they're voting for? Not there yet. Soon and very soon. Raise your hand if you have something in your life that you would like but you do not yet have. All the way up. What we're going to do today, and this is my main job, I want to help you get these things. I want to speed them up for you. I want to make them easier, more effortless. How do we do that? We have to build some power. Anybody want some power in the room? Anybody online want some power? Here's what we're gonna do. I just wanna get to know you. I've got, they gave me like 4 minutes to talk. Garrett gets an hour and a half. Maybe after 9 years you can give me 90 minutes. And I'm gonna condense it down as much as I can, but But what I want to do is I want to get to know each other real quick. Raise your hand again if you got something that you want that you do not yet have. All right, cool. I'm gonna give you a minute. I want you to write this down physically, like physically pen and paper. I want you to write it down. You got 60 seconds to do this, and then we're going to get to know each other a little bit. Sound good? Say uh-huh. All right, write it down. Is anybody bold enough to share You know, part of getting this is, uh, taking it, imprinting it from the mental realm, second heaven, to the physical realm, first heaven. I'm gonna explain all of this for you, okay? I'm gonna explain it. Who wants authority? Raise your hands. What's authority mean? Recognition and respect. Thank you very much, you get a bonus. Who else? Leadership. What's your accent? Oh my God, please keep talking. Who else? What's authority mean? Here's what it means, write this down. Authority means the words out of your mouth have power. So if you take a— is there a difference between a police officer standing with their hand up to oncoming traffic and a random civilian getting run over by something? What's the difference? Authority. Authority means that what you say has power, means what you do has power. So once again, raise your hand if you would like authority. Throw it in the chat if you would like authority. Here's what the Bible says: you have to subdue the earth. Authority is unlocked when you subdue. Authority can be latent, but you can't exercise it because you haven't wrestled with the thing you're getting authority over. Makes sense, yes or no? All right, so step number 1: who wants to share their vision, their dreams? Raise your hand. Let's go. What's your name, sir? DJ. DJ, I love the shirt. Thank you. It's shiny. You can use this mic. All right. So I have 6 kids. You have 15 seconds. 12 grandkids, and I want to give them what we've learned here today. Let's go. The power to really live their own lives, their own dreams, and take life to the full potential. Because honestly, unless you learn this and execute this, you've got an average life, and who the hell wants that? All right, round of applause. Thank you, DJ. Who else? Who else? What's your name? Victor. Victor. Oh, I know you, Victor. All right, 15 seconds. Okay, so I have a multi-seven-figure in Brazil selling in Portuguese. Now I do— now I want to do it all again in English to the whole world. I love it. Round of applause. Uh, I'll come back to you. The doctor has raised her hands. So it's Sonya. Sonya. I'm retired. Not Dr. Sonya. Sonya's fine. Oh, we're friends now. Yes, absolutely. Okay, Sonya, tell us. I'm retired military. So one of my things that I would love to be the go-to person for women veterans. I did 21 years and 3 combat tours. The next thing, I'm on my encore marriage, which means I'm looking for this. My husband now is married 18 years. It's been 2 years and I want the best of the best. In my marriage. I love it. I love it. Can I have a hug? You're the best. Thank you so much. Kyle, you're going to have to be my mic stand. Don't talk in that. Just hold it. If you want to talk, I guess. Whatever. All right. Check this out. So here's what we're going to do. We're going to speed up a little bit. And what I want to tell you is I want to tell you how I learned some of this stuff. Is that okay? We good with it? I should have— hey, here's what I'll do. If you like something, just say nugget. That was genius. It's like, my man, I'm stealing that. That's good. This is me. Say wah wah wah. Man, I am a case study for this stuff. I got started in business, I was 24 years old, had no money. We lived off of Taco Bell. Somebody say amen. It's actually not as bad for you as they say. You just gotta use your authority. You know, we, we didn't have any money. We got married, my wife, every piece of furniture in our house was given to us. I worked at the church full-time vocational. You don't really join staff at a church to like make money. You join for other things. Anybody been on staff at church? Anybody worked vocational ministry? Yeah. God bless you. And I got married to my beautiful wife. Her name is Lindsay. This is her. And one day my wife, she takes me to, uh, a Ruby Tuesdays. We go to Ruby Tuesdays because it's free unlimited salad bar. We just eat and not pay for anything. She says, hey, I think it'd be nice, you know, you do you, but to have like some money. And I was, oh, okay. You're one of those people. You just worship mammon. So no, I didn't say that. And she said, I think that maybe the, the where church is not where you're supposed to be. I was like, I'm not going to hell and quitting the church job. Like, because to me I was so legalistic and didn't know how to work anything. And so I took her advice literally. I said, I'm going to teach myself how to do this. So I started buying books. I started buying more books. One day she came home. Funny story. Can I tell you a funny story? Yeah, thank you for the nugget, Michael. I'll give you something later for that. She came home one day, she was mad. Like, married dudes, raise your hands. You know, like, there's like, I'm frustrated with you, and then there's like, run away. Mad. And she said, what did you do? So what do you mean, what did I do? She said, there's an Amazon package at the door with 6 books in them. "how did you buy them?" I said, "you told me to do this, woman. I just did what you tell me." She's like, "well, I needed an oil change and we need to like date. We couldn't afford both." So I just started buying books and she wasn't— I was like, you know the mixed signals you get. Guys, we just gotta like band together. I was like, "well, maybe I don't need—" Anyways, we're not gonna go there. I don't have time. And one day I got lucky and I discovered this book called Psycho-Cybernetics. If you've read it, let me know. And in psycho-cybernetics, I learned that I had a program malfunction. The way that I was programmed by my upbringing, by my childhood— this is why, if you got kids, anybody got kids, be really careful what you tell them. Because when you grow up learning money don't grow on trees, hard-earned money. When you grow up learning these things as a kid, it begins to program you. You know what I'm talking about. And so I was— I realized I was programmed and I had a cap. Somebody say cap. Then think about this as like a glass ceiling. I'll be careful with this because some of your glass ceilings are actually gifts. If you grow beyond your maturity to hang on to it, mercy would be not giving it to you so you can keep it. Does it make sense? You sure? So I began to learn these rules, and I began to take them seriously, and I began to practice them, and all of a sudden we started to get unlocked. I was broke, we got married, and I started taking it seriously, and then I was not broke. It happened again and again and again, and I learned this lesson. Repeat after me: Things take as long as you need them— Repeat after me: Things take as long as you need them to take, but no longer. Things take as long as you need them to take, but no longer. Things take as long as I need them to take, but no longer. Uh-oh, this is a problem. This means that every level that I have wrestled with is really a responsibility issue that if I'm programmed correctly, I can grow past it. Does this make sense? Are you good? She said nugget. I love you so much. Thank you for keeping me going. Um, this happened again when we moved to Nashville. We started the business, we moved to a new city, with new friends and new environment, and something unlocked. We hit a point of no return. I'm going to teach you a little bit about that today. And things unlocked quickly. We went from 0 to 4,000 clients, 700 staff, hundreds of thousands of customers. And we did these events all over the world. And it got so big that one day I began to believe that I was entitled to the level that I had climbed to. And this is when you start hearing people say like, nah, I'm not willing to do that. Nah, I don't want to work. I don't want to put myself online. You'll never— you will never grow past the things that you feel like you are entitled to, and you will never climb over the things that you are too good to do. Does this make sense, yes or no? So things started building. Some of you in this room actually were here during this season, to which I apologize. It was wild, it was crazy. And then I started having kids. This is my 5-year-old daughter. Her name is Kate. She's on the left. Harrison doesn't like being touched. His love language is like, stay away and give me food and we good. That's all he cares about. And one day my daughter was 3 years old. Listen to this. Especially those of you who have kids or you want to have kids and you want to be a multiplier. I was eating breakfast at the jewel of the South, Cracker Barrel. Cracker Barrel is where you take people when you want to connect with them, enjoy some pancakes and, and have some chocolate milk. And my daughter and my wife were sitting at the table, and I've started talking to my 3-year-old. You got kids? You talk to them, you know, like ask them questions. How you doing? How was your day? And I'm having a conversation with my daughter and she's not responding to me. I'm like, what's wrong with you? Look at Lindsay. It's like, you're gonna fix your child. This is your offspring. Deal with it. And Kate goes, looks at her mom, and her mom says, are you offended with Daddy? My 3-year-old says yes. He promised to ride bikes with me and he didn't. She's 3. He told me he was gonna go to Chick-fil-A and he didn't. He said we were gonna read books before bed and he didn't. And the thought that goes through your mind when this happens, you think you have more time. Like, who would have thought a 3-year-old would be keeping a list of offenses with her dad? I was like, something's gotta change because the model that I'm using is not working. If you get to the end of your life, lean in on this. This is, this is some of the things that I say are things that you should rewrite your identity around. This is one of those things. If you get to the end of your life and you have pockets of time that you regret, you have failed. Regardless of how high you climb, regardless of how much money you make, if you have, if you have wishes that you could go back and do it different, You didn't play it 100%. Now, the good news is, how many of us have regrets? Yeah. Well, we're going to delete them today. Full-on delete. Are you okay with that? This leads me into the idea that I'm not a teacher, I'm a programmer. So I'm not speaking, I'm kind of like externally processing with you. Okay? This is why you have to talk back to me or I'll just leave, because I'll just go process by myself. I want to program you. I want to change the chemical makeup of your brain a little bit if you're cool with it. Are you good with it? You want me to keep going? You want me to stop? You getting something already? All right, nuggets, thank you. I reached this point of no return. I was walking on a beach with my wife. We had taken a vacation. It was about 6 months, 4 months after this had happened. And any, like, any Jesus people? Yeah, cool. But I'm a Jesus person, and, uh, I was walking on the beach and I was praying about this. I was like, what am I supposed to do? You keep— the, the best business consultant of all time is Holy Spirit. He's way better than, than any of us. And I was like, what do you want me to do about this? And, uh, I feel like God spoke to me and he was like, I want you to give these companies away. I was like, no, that's Satan. Rebuke you. It's not— never, not today. We had just gotten professionally evaluated for $78 million. It was a big deal. And he's like, give them away. And I said, I'll make a deal with you. If you tell my wife, I'll do it. And if not, you the devil. So we ain't doing it. Anybody relate with this? Like, because like, hearing from God ain't that hard. Obeying God, very different. It's very different. So I get home to the Airbnb that we're staying at, and I say, hey Lindsay, I think God might have spoken to me, but probably not. Caveat. I feel like he told me to give the businesses away, like completely. And she begins to cry. And I was like, yes, I knew this wasn't God. I said, well, it's okay, it's okay. We don't have to, you know, come here, let me comfort you and whatever. She said, no, no, God told me that you were going to have to do this 2 weeks ago. And I said, I'm not telling him. Anybody have— make a deal with God that backfires? Like, what was I doing negotiating with God? Said, okay. And the key, the trick to obedience— let me tell you this real fast. I'm going to teach you something that'll change everything about your life forever. The key to obedience or power, regardless of whether you believe in it or not, is you have to obey before you can talk yourself out of obeying. Like, it's like getting in a cold plunge where you like do not want to get in the cold plunge, but if you can just get in before your brain realizes that you're killing yourself in a cold plunge, then you're good. And so I just fired off an email. Some of you are feeling this way right now. Like, this is what I need to do, but rationally, oh, No, no, no, no, you just do it before you can talk yourself out of it and your life becomes fruitful as you obey. Does this make sense, yes or no? So I did this, I gave them all away, I sent the email right then, sent it to the attorneys, and then all hell broke loose and I had to test the lesson that I learned in the previous systems. You see what I'm saying? Like, you get the download, then you get to test the download. So everybody walks away from these conferences, they're like, what'd you learn? Decisive, move, obey, invest. Well, you're gonna have to test that in your real life. That's how you get authority over the principle. Yes or no? You with me? Here's what I learned is that the time between struggle and breakthrough can be skipped. It can be jumped. Somebody say jump. Why would you want to go through it? You can skip it. Why not skip it? So let's pivot. Can I go deeper? David Hawkins, one of my favorite authors, he wrote a book called Power Versus Force. Anybody read it? Power versus force. Force is not where you want to be. You want to be in the realm of power. Here's what he says: to be a success, it is necessary to embrace and operate from the basic principles that produce success, not just imitate the actions of successful people. To really do what they do, it is necessary to be like they are. Success leaves clues. It's true. We know this. We've been taught this. Tony saved us. And he taught us this principle. But the problem is, if success leaves clues now, we actually have to go back and find out what they were doing then to model that. Does this make sense? Yes or no? Sonya, how you feeling? I'm good. We good? Yes. The struggle can be skipped, and the things that you think take 10 years can take 6 months. They can take a month. We're going to go deep into some of like quantum entanglements Just say quantum. You want to be real smart to your friends, just be like quantum. That's all you got to say. Who are you voting for? Well, in the quantum world, it's already happened. So, cha-ching, you are the smartest person. No, no, but I have to because we have to get off of this old linear system, which is— what is the linear system? 2 2 4. A B, then leads to C. It's like doo-doo-doo-doo-doo. But in the real world, You can skip all of it if you know the rules. Real quick, turn to somebody next to you. If you're in the chat, say this in the chat. Tell someone something you've been waiting too long to have, but today you've made the decision that you're going to get it. Go for it. You guys got it done? You told the person next to you? All right, so let's break this down. Let's speed it up. Somebody on the front said, I want to finish my yard. Let's round of applause for him for the honest answer. What'd you learn at ClickFunnels? Well, I learned how to do quantum entanglement to finish my front lawn. Epic, epic. All right, let's go a little bit deeper. Let's go a little bit deeper. Here's what I want to challenge you on a little bit, challenge you on a little bit. Um, when, uh, you can tell when somebody has a message to say, can't you? You sort of feel it? Okay. How can you tell? Yeah, how can you tell? They're expressing it. They're talking. Are they whispering it? No. Are they mumbling it? No. Okay, you guys got a message? Yes. You got something you want? Yes. Okay, when we turn to someone and we tell them, instead of going, "Oh, I really want to do this," how about we just actually tell them? Own it. Own your power. I want to finish my lawn. All right, here we go. If we do jump into this new realm, so we have this dichotomy happening. We have the first heaven, which is the physical realm. This is your touch, five senses, smell, taste. Everybody knows that. And then we have the second heaven, which is the world of the emotions, the thought, the soul. And then we have the, the third heaven, which is the realm of the spirit. All power starts in the spirit, communicates through the portal of the second heaven, which is your emotions, and then manifests in the first heaven. Do we get it? Okay, so you're like a spirit person in a body. Okay, so sometimes what will happen is if we want to activate, boom, trigger the algorithm What we have to do is we have to allow ourselves to feel. This is one of the most intelligent rooms I think I've ever been in. So thank you for letting me be here. Like, I don't always say that. You can ask my team. Sometimes I'm like, oof, they dumb. We're going to have to work up real hard to get them there. Proverbs 11 says, through knowledge, the righteous are saved. So there's some utility in not being dumb. There's a lot of utility. God, through all the Old Testament, he's like, my people are destroyed for lack of knowledge. My people are destroyed through lies. It's like, they're so dumb. Then you come to ClickFunnels, meet Russell, and you get real smart. But we can't let the intellect overtake the spirit, because when the spirit meets the human analysis, we shut it down because we forgot how to feel. So anyone who's like saying your feelings don't matter, it just means that they've achieved part but not all. They've gotten close but not all, because what drives the human condition is getting the download from the Spirit, which comes from right here. When you get here and you live here, everything speeds up. Say speed up. All right, online, are we good? Have I lost you? Are you still here? Okay, if you go into this realm, there are some things we have to believe about it. And do, do just show of hands, do I have permission to, to program a little bit? Like, do you trust me enough to go in and tinker? Let's see. Okay, let's do this. I'm going to share some things. Failure in this realm, in the realm of the spirit, it says nothing about you. It's not a thing. Failure doesn't really exist in the spirit. Failure is what we have invented as humans to bring attribution to things we don't understand. Just like time. What is time? Albert Einstein is writing a letter to one of his best friends. He's losing his mind because his whole life he's been on the Newtonian train. And then he realizes that everything is chaos and there's— it doesn't follow the rules and he's losing— he's going crazy. He sends a letter to his best friend and he's like, I don't know how to explain that time is a perception. The time's the same way. Humans invented time so that we could experience little bits without messing up the whole thing. Does that make sense? You sure? Pay your dues doesn't exist in this realm. There's no such thing. You don't pay to play in this realm. You pay to position. You pay to position, and the payment is sacrifice. It's not always money, but sometimes it is money. And you have unlimited tries. Some say unlimited. Unlimited. Anybody play video games? It's like you play and it's like die, die, die, die, die, die. You make it, expansion pack, boom, next level. You're willing to die like 20 times just to get the next part. This is sort of similar in like the spirit world, okay? There's no such thing as failure in the spirit realm. What there is, is there is learning. So let me prove this to you and break it down. We're going to go to the slides. I'm actually doing a really good job using the slides. I feel like I may deserve a clap for that. They're like, man, there's this one speaker and he just like made everyone clap for himself the whole time. We didn't learn anything, but we clapped for him. You've got belief. Somebody say belief. Belief is the driver of everything. Anybody ever experienced self-sabotage? Man, I want to do this, I just can't get myself to do it, and I'm going to try again the next day. Like, how many of you enjoyed, for real, Annie's story yesterday? Oh my God. It's so powerful when you get to meet someone at the bottom because that's where you see them. That's where you, you see them, but you have belief. Belief drives everything. If you've experienced self-sabotage, here's what you're experiencing. You're experiencing a value system that's only getting met by not moving forward. Makes sense. We too deep. You want me to come back up? Stay here. Okay. If you believe that you can either be a good dad or have a big business, do we see the problem? We have two value systems. Think about your values as antennas sticking up out of your head. They go out into the world and they attract certain things. You've got these like radar, lidar systems. What your brain's going to do in the spirit world is it's going to simultaneously try to attract both. It doesn't prioritize them the way you think they do. It's gonna say, hey, build the business. Boom. We build the business. We got it. We got it. Hey, be a good dad. You're failing. Boom. Gotta go back over here. Be a good dad. Hey, your business is failing. Boom. Switch back over here. And then 10 years go by and somebody's going back and forth, back and forth. Anybody ever felt this? No matter what I do, it's like I'm not moving forward. Two steps forward, one step back. One step forward, two steps back. You want to delete that, eliminate it? Say yeah. Say yes please baby. So here's how we do it. We have to change our belief. We can't just focus on behavioral modification all the time. My 5-year-old, I walked into the living room the other day, and I'm glad God hasn't killed us all because as I learn how to parent my kids, sometimes I'm like, disappear. Like, she's in the living room and I walk through, and we have a nanny, and I see her go on the nanny. And then he says, what did you do? She goes, she growled at her nanny like a little baby bear. I said, Kate Wiles— this is her middle name— is wild. I said, apologize to your nanny. And she said, I'm sorry for hitting you. This is behavioral modification. That ain't gonna work. That's not gonna work. But as business owners, that's all we do. We're like, if I do A, maybe I'll get to B. But if the identity doesn't change, then your antennas will just force you back. This is why God always changed people's name. If they told him what to do but he didn't change how they called themselves, It won't work. You have no command over the spirit if you're using an old name for a new assignment. Makes sense? This is why it's really hard when you feel like you're going from one season to another, because if you fall in love with your assignment, you will never be able to step into the— if you think your assignment is your identity, then you're going to have to drag that thing around like a ball and chain for the rest of your life. So we have to chase the identity, not the assignment. Does this make sense? Yes or no? You want me to keep going? Nugget. This is actually a pretty difficult room. I'm surprised. Surprised a little bit, you know, because you guys are just taking it all in and I'm like, do I have something on my face or are you just listening because your brains are working the whole time? So I just, I respect your intelligence. 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Next, next, next. Let me see next. We have our, our thoughts. Now, our thoughts are different than our beliefs. Here's why. Our beliefs tell us what to feel about our thoughts. Here's an example. Um, anybody been stuck in traffic? Yeah, bad traffic drivers, they should be illegal. You can't vote, you can't live here. Like, it's awful in Nashville, especially. We got bad drivers. They're on like, they're too slow. And if you're stuck in traffic, let's say you're on your way to a meeting and you're stuck in traffic, the the thought you're going to have no matter what is, "I'm gonna be late." True. But we don't feel until our thinking consults our beliefs. Because here's what we could believe. We could believe, "I'm gonna be late. They're not going to listen to me. I'm going to get reprimanded. It's gonna be the worst thing that's ever happened. I'm probably going to get a divorce because I'm going to get fired." Well, then you're going to be honking your horn and shooting around like the devil. And so, but If our belief is that, well, there's nothing I can do about it, let's turn on some, some RB, some smooth Russell Brunson. Let's listen to the man. Let's listen to an audiobook. Let's, let's learn. See, our beliefs, they actually, they tell us how should I feel about this thing. Same thing happens with failure, by the way. So anybody like run a Promotion that doesn't work? Every day. And then what do you feel about it? Depends on how you believe. Because a lot of people, their belief system is, I am what I have. And if your belief is, I am what I have, rather than I am what I am, then when you run something that fails, you begin to feel all of these things: insecurity, disbelief, lack of self-esteem. But if you believe something different— you get it, right? You get it. After your feelings, you have actions. And actions run the circuitry of the world. So these are your choices. How you behave is a loop. Draw it back, all the way back to your beliefs. This is why they keep talking about momentum, right? Momentum, momentum, momentum. Why do you want to stay in momentum? Because there's a loop, a circuitry. Activity goes back and it feeds the belief that drives your feelings. This makes sense, yes or no? There are only two things that you can do. The people at the top, there's only two differences. They can either do something different or they can believe something different. And believing is what drives the doing. Does this make sense? Can we go deeper? Let me keep going. All right, I'm going to put 2 minutes on the clock for this one. I want you to go real deep on this. Raise your hand if you have something in your life that you regret fully and truly. Keep your hands up and look around the room real fast. Everybody without their hand up, don't do no JVs with them, okay? They're not being honest. We're gonna do it again. If you've ever had anything in your life that you regret, hands up. Yeah, even King Myron. You have changed my life though, thank you. Give it up. All right, here's what I want us to do. I want to reprogram this so that instead of being dragged down by it, we can get power from it. Are we good with that, yes or no? 2 minutes on the clock. I want to write these things down. I want you to write down your regret. One story, one story only. Don't give me 100 things. And I want you to write down what you learned from it. Got it? Good. Let's go. 2 minutes. All right, turn to somebody different that you haven't spoken to and tell them, what is the good thing that came from this? And use your voice. Go ahead, go for it. What happened? What's the good thing that you can pull from this? All right, we good? We good? Give me some snaps if you're good. Want to keep going? All right, love it. Thank you. Let's, let's practice this for a second. I want to redefine regret for you if I can, and this is something that you might want to write down because as we learn, I'm doing this on purpose. Like, You're teaching yourself as you write these things down. So we're not just listening, we're actually teaching our own minds and spirits as we go through the motions on this. But there are countless people in history that if you delete the regrets, you delete the good things too. People say, I wouldn't have kids if it wasn't for this person. And should I have married them? I wish I wouldn't have, but I can't delete my kids and I love— How many of you have heard like, Being fired from that job was the best thing that ever happened to me. Let's see, you don't want to delete everything, but we want to delete the belief around it. So this is something you should write down: your regrets are everything you had to do to become who you are supposed to be. Everything you had to do to become who you are supposed to be. Everything you had to do to become who you were supposed to be, called to be, anointed to be. We need to reframe this so that we can fix the past as we progress into the future. And you know what happens when you delete shame from the narrative? When you remove shame from the past, you automatically, accidentally, irrevocably delete anxiety about the future. Because in the future, here's what exists: everything that has to happen to become who you were supposed to be. What's there to be afraid of? We don't think about it this way, but in, in, in a clinical sense, you have a color or a narrative from your past that is shaping the thought processes of your future. You can go into neurobiology You can go into psychology. It's the same. You can, you can go into string theory and quantum entanglement. It's all the same. As we reframe the past, we are reliving something that hurt us, but through the lens of something that benefited us. And when we do this, we gain the ability to pre-live the future. Still with me? Because what's the future? It's just the past that hasn't happened yet. Because you have a man-made construct— past, present, future. We just printed something from the future into the past, and we just did it again, and we just did it again. You can't stop it. You can't slow it down. We just did it again. We just did it again. You catching it? The past is being printed into a neurosystem that gives us recall. So, okay, let me break this down another way. If you could go into the future and see exactly what's going to happen, would you make more money? Like, who would have bought Bitcoin in like 2010 or whatever? When did Bitcoin get invented? 2009. I would have bought in 2009 if we saw the future. We would have known. So there is a realm where we can actually get into this state. If we can get rid of the trauma of our past, we can remove the anxiety about our future, and in that we can control it. You want me to keep going? Turn to someone right now, tell them something you're grateful for in your past because it had to happen for you to be who you are. Do it right now. Turn to somebody. If you're in the chat, throw it in the chat. And tell me you are grateful for something and tell me what it is and why you are grateful for it. You want me to keep going? Go deeper. Okay. Yes, sir. You think I'm crazy? Yeah. I love the honesty. All right. So the mistakes of our past are really nature's research. This is what it is. As you print mistakes into the past, nature gets smarter. And so as you explore, you test the boundaries. This worked, this didn't work, this hurt. This hurts. My 1-year-old right now, he is a master at discovering everything that can hurt him. Like stairs, amazing. The stove, I'll touch it. This is like, you know, when you're a baby, it's pointy, let's touch it as hard as we can. Like, what are you doing? But this is the way that research takes place. If you eliminated the mistakes, you just delete a body of research and you can't make good decisions. How do you learn to make good decisions? You make bad decisions and then make another decision and you tune the algorithm. Is it making sense? I am grateful for the consequences of my choices. Turn to the person on your left. I am grateful for the consequences of my choice. Turn to the other person. I am grateful for the consequences of your choices. So, so there's a block here, because if mistakes are nature's research, why are there so many people stuck in insecurity? Why are there so many people stuck in repeating the same self-sabotage over and over, like a loop, going around the same mountain over and over? Anybody tired of going around the same mountain? It's like, man, I love this mountain, but we're good. Let's move on. We can't go from one mountain into the next because our research doesn't print unless our meanings are correct. So what the body legitimately does is the body will keep bringing you the same data capsules over and over. Because like, if you talk to me in another language, I don't understand it. I don't get it. And the doctor's speaking to me and she can tell I don't understand it. What she do? Keep repeating herself. Why? She don't understand it. Like, where is the bathroom? Baño. ¿Dónde baño? Bathroom. Bathroom. Christine could help me out because she's a Latino. Latina. ¿Dónde es el baño? But you know what I'm saying. You get the picture. Thank you for showing me up. You keep repeating it. Why? Because they don't understand. What can I do to get this person to understand? Life is the same way. Well, they went through this business, the business failed, there was something that they learned that was the wrong lesson. We— they gotta fail again. They don't understand the language, so we have to repeat it until they— lessons are repeated until they're what? Lessons are repeated until they're learned. And so we repeat over and over, but it's not because we're dumb, it's because we're learning something that's not the lesson. How many of you have gotten into a car accident? Raise your hands. How many of you walk everywhere and refuse to drive a car? Why? That would be a lesson. Cars are dangerous. I'm just going to walk to Las Vegas. Wrong lesson. Let me see wrong lesson. So this happens in business. I made an investment in this program, didn't work, so I'm never going to invest. Another thing. Okay, well, every investment you make is going to fail until you learn the right lesson. So you, you can go a long time or the short time. You can do it quickly or you can do it the long way. Anybody familiar with the group of people called the Israelites back in the Bible? They go from one point to another point. It's about a 30-day journey, 38 days. Anybody know how long it takes them? 40 years. And we look at that and we're like, y'all are so dumb. It's like, well, you've been trying to do this for 10 years and you're still at square one. Aren't we the same? We don't have to. We can choose not to. But in order to do that, we have to learn the right lessons. What are you hearing me say? Talk to me. Talk to me. Talk to me. Talk to me in the chat. Talk to me now. What do you hear? Life happens for you, not to you. I fixed it. What are you hearing? Don't learn the wrong lesson. What else? Life will keep hitting you until you learn the right one. What about you? Lesson learned never repeats itself. A round of applause for yourselves because you're amazing. All right, we got 4 minutes. We got 4 minutes. We're going to do one more exercise and then we're going to wrap up. You good with that? I'm going to skip about 30 minutes because Garrett stole it. I'm just kidding. Garrett's probably watching this. He's going to beat me up tonight. Grizzly bear out of his cage. Let's do an experiment real fast, okay? I want to— we've touched the past, true? When you touch the past, you have to touch the future. The past, present, future is— think about a long cello string, okay? When you vibrate that string, is it vibrating at the top or the bottom? Yes. If you mute one side, is it Muting the top or the bottom? Both. No sound comes out for the cello players in the room. Time is like this. So when you touch the past, you automatically touch the future. Oops. So I've just programmed a bit into your future. You can thank me later. It's going to be extraordinary because you have nothing to be anxious about because there's nothing for you to feel shame about. But we've visited the past. Now we're going to visit the future. Are you ready for it? I want you to take 1 minute, 60 seconds. And I want you to write down your best case scenario for your life, your business, your money, your kids. Pick one area, tell me what it looks like and what it feels like. And I've given you a picture to give you the warm and fuzzies. 60 seconds, falling colors, you can go. So here's, here's the secret to making all of this happen. Um, and you know, you can I think there's some of this material inside of Brunson's stuff. So if you want to go deeper and you haven't joined, then I'm deeply sorry for your loss. Then figure it out because we ain't got time to go into it. But the secret to skipping zones, jumping levels, and sometimes you'll go through seasons where 10 years happens in 6 months. What you don't want is you don't want 6 months to go by in 10 years. So we have to prioritize accordingly. The secret is we begin to make decisions that the person there would make, because life, life goes, hey, I don't really care what this person wants, what do they deserve? What, what actions demonstrate that they can hang on to the things that they're wanting to get? So this is all we, all we have to do is we have to then isolate. You should practice this on the plane home. You should think about this. What, what types of decisions would this person make if they had 100 real estate properties or a $60 million net worth? What would they do? And then you slowly begin to make those decisions. Are we good? We're good. Russell, it's zero seconds, I'm gonna wrap.
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