Short transcript excerpt (YouTube #shorts) in which Dean Graziosi encourages embracing difficult choices, overcoming fear, and self-forgiveness; he praises the book Greenlights for its empowering tone and promotes an upcoming live event called 'The Art of Living'.
Find out. And if you don't forgive yourself, and guess what, the world will, too. And the thing is when, when a choice is hard, congratulations for being human. Like, yeah, the choices that are hard, usually the next level of our life or experience is on the other side of that choice. Yeah. Like you choosing to give up on. You never would have discovered dramas. Right. You never would have got Dallas Buyers Club. You might not have written the book at the time you did. You never. All those things might not have happened, but you had to choose to stick with something that was scary. And people are afraid sometimes to start, start new pivot. All those things, they're choices that are scary. And I think what you did so well in Greenlights, and I want to talk about the live event you got coming up here, but you did so well in Greenlights, and I'm not sure you even. Maybe you realized it when you started, is it's an empowerment book because you write in a way, you share in a way, you talk in a way that doesn't feel like you're talking at everybody. You're talking with us, the royal we, as you say. But that's. It's not calculated on your side. That's who you are. And what I see and what I love about this relationship and watching what you're doing is your depth of caring for people is the reason that book went so viral and the reason I'm so excited about Amen. And it's a true story and I'm super excited. So I'd love to talk about the Art of Living live event. So what? So why should everybody be signing up and going to the Art of Living.
