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Stop acting like you need permission. Use your body language, tone, and eye contact to project certainty instead of asking. A turn signal isn't a request to merge, it's a statement that you're changing lanes and others will move for you.

Stop acting like you need permission. Use your body language, tone, and eye contact to project certainty instead of asking. A turn signal isn't a request to merge, it's a statement that you're changing lanes and others will move for you.
It's like when you already have something, you're not asking. So your body language isn't asking, your tone isn't asking, the look in your eyes isn't asking, the way you shake hands. And it's not like— it's like driving out here in Dallas. When I put my signal light on, I'm not asking you, can I come over there? I'm letting you know I'm getting ready to come over. So speed up, slow down, make way. I'm, I'm coming over there. That's how I want you to start living. And I'm not asking for— I'm abundant. I'm abundant. And your bank account is going to