Soul Contract Symbol #6: If You Have a 6 in Your Soul Contract (Decode Your Genius)

Okay, so now we got the six in the resistance pattern. This is stubbornness, bullheaded, scattered creativity and half finished projects. And so a person with the six has a tremendous creativity. And for most people, that creativity is just spread everywhere, scattered. In some people with the six, sometimes it's just completely blocked as it is. But for most people, I mean, either way, it's an issue with focus creativity. And so ultimately it's a lot of scattered creativity, which creates an underlying anger, an underlying frustration. And a lot of people, the six, don't, don't realize it at first, might think it's about other things. But the core, core, core, core issue that they have, the tremendous creativity that isn't being expressed to completion. It's almost like a bunch of tabs open on your computer. Like I'm talking like tons and tons of tabs and like in each tab you're supposed to finish a certain thing and just over time and they all are like great ideas. When it starts open, you're all excited about when you open that tab and you're going to do whatever's on that window. But then it kind of gets boring or, you know, it's not energy isn't there. And then you hop over to another tab and another one and another one. And then over time it creates a drain and a load on the computer and things start slowing down, things start getting clogged, so to speak, and frustration ensues. And so that anger is there because ultimately if you have the six, you're here to express focus creativity. You're here, here to create incredible, creative, beautiful solutions in all, in many areas, in many different ways and have them ideas into reality. The six in the genius talent are the people here are here to create creative solutions and ideas and then actually have them implemented. But in the resistance pattern, it's just all great ideas, you know, all exciting ideas. But very rarely is anything ever finished to completion. And that creates doubt in oneself. And it can be really discouraging because a person knows that they have this inner creativity, but they never get to see the fruits of it in the extreme version. So something I want to share with you in the drawing is that it's like you can imagine that there's this higher realm of ideas and they're all up here. I mean, these are where like the amazing ideas are that solve problems, that are incredible art that are all these things, okay? And the person with the, with the 6 has the ability to hook up there into that realm. And let's say the earth is down here. Person with a 6 has the ability to hook up into that realm and bring that idea down. That's where it's exciting. That's where it's like, okay, this is gonna be amazing. It's gonna do this, that, and the other thing. And then all of a sudden, what happens? Oh, it's boring, or it's not exciting anymore, or there's something that just blocks it, whatever it might be. And that's where the resistance pattern of the six, the limiting belief pattern, will say, oh, you know, oh, whoa, look at that thing over there. Let's go do that thing over there. Let's just leave this and go over there. That'll be the thing. And just on and on and on. That's the resistance pattern. What needs to happen to go into the genius of it is to recognize, like, okay, this is just a little loop, you know, not the end of the world. This is actually part of the process. It means that you're. You're really far down. And so the key is to get over this little hump. And then the momentum starts taking over again. So you don't need to, like, you know, if you're at 50%, you don't need to push all the way back to, you know, you don't need to push all the way forward 50%. You just need to get over that little hump, and then the momentum will take over again. So at the moment, at the time, let's just, for this example, feels like maybe you're 50% of the way there, 40% of the way or 30% of the way, and it's like, wow, if you're 30% of the way and you're like, I need to. I'm already hitting this resistance, and I gotta push forward 70 more percent, screw that. That's where you can know that, okay, I'm not actually. I just need to go an extra 5 or 10%. That's really what you need to do here. It's just 5 or 10%. And then all of a sudden, the momentum takes over again. So if you're running a race and say there's, you know, 10 laps and you're on lap three, you know, it's. It's not going to be the last. All you got to do is just get to lap four, lap four or five, and then all of a sudden, boom, you get your second wind. And that's the exciting thing here. So, boom, then you start rolling down here. You know, that last 10%, last 5 to 10%, you might encounter something there. But Just know you're on the home stretch, or you might not, but then you're boom. You're manifested the idea into reality. And as you do that for yourself, you become a master of that and you help others do the same. And especially being an entrepreneur, it doesn't necessarily mean like, you got to do everything. It's just that, like, being a steward of the energy, like you were a steward of bringing that idea down and you're stewarding, leading that idea into creation. So that, of course, can involve different team members, different support. It's just that you're steering the energy to completion. And as that happens, you have the ability to, out of all these ideas up here, you start having the ability to more and more to recognize which ideas are best implemented at which time. Because sometimes you'll get an idea that's like, you know, that's a great idea, but let's put that in a notebook and come back to that in three years. And sometimes you'll get an idea that's for the here and now. If you haven't done this for yourself, then the resistance pattern clouds of what type of idea it is. So it's very important to keep a notebook, like a 6 notebook. And then you just put all your ideas in there, and you're gonna get a lot of them, and some of them are gonna be for here and now, some of them not. Sometimes you can have an idea where it's really. It ended up just being one piece of that was important for something else. But it's important to have that and then to look at your projects and be like, okay, how many projects am I involved in right now? Honestly, how many projects am I involved in right now? And narrow it down, cut it down. It's all about focus, creativity. And as entrepreneurs, we are notorious at underestimating how much time it takes to do something and overestimating our ability to do it. And so those are our qualities. You know, we can either fight them or, you know, just roll with them. So it's important to understand that, okay, how many projects can I actually do? You know, two to three. Three is getting three max. And so this is about okay with say, this next month and chunking your time actually as well of like, okay, for these next three months or this month or even this week, whatever that timeframe is. These, this, or these are the things I'm going to focus on. Instead of the resistance pattern is like having all these plates spinning and all of them are wobbling. It's like you've got resistance Pattern. It's like, you know, you got these sticks that are holding these plates, and they're all spinning just like one of those circus shows or whatever. And you're trying to balance them all, but they're all wobbling and they're all falling down. And then you put more up and more up and more up. That's what the resistance pattern is. And the genius talent. It's about knowing and saying, okay, I'm gonna put these plates in a stack right here, and I'm gonna focus on, like, these one or two right here, and I'm just gonna get them spinning and rolling until they're, you know, on their own, and then I'm going to do another one. Okay? And that's why it takes also a bit of flexibility in the mental thought pattern, because the resistance pattern is stubborn. It's like my way. This is the way. And like, you can imagine, it's hard to bring an idea into creativity being very stubborn, because you need different support. If you try and do it all yourself and you're stubborn about it and you won't take outside input, then, yeah, there's like, no way, realistically, there's no way that this is going to happen because we all need support in some way, shape or form, and it's just not going to happen. So as a person becomes less stubborn, they allow the creativity to flow. They allow the flexibility in their mind. They allow more support to come happen. It becomes easier and easier to take the idea down to reality. And so it's important to express your creativity even in ways that maybe your mind says, oh, well, how's that going to help my business? Like, if you love playing guitar and you have no idea how that's going to help your business, but it makes you feel creative and in flow. Play the goddamn guitar. Give yourself some scheduled hours throughout the week and play your guitar. So the Sixes are so important about expressing their creativity, and I mean, that's important for everybody, but I mean, especially for the Sixes. And the more you give yourself in a creative outlet to express, the better you're going to feel. And the better. And the better you feel when you go back in your business, the better decisions you're going to make, the better leadership you're going to have, the more relaxed your body is going to be. And the more relaxed your body is going to be, it's going to be more receptive to new ways, new ideas, new creativity, which is going to allow it easier. It's going to make it easier to actually get these ideas into reality. So it's important to a do the creative expressions consistently that make you feel connected. And you'll notice that. And as you do that more and more, you'll be familiar with what that connected creative flowing feeling is. So then when you go back into your business, you'll notice when you're out of that creative flow and connected feeling. And guess what? If you're out of that creative flow connected feeling, it could take you two, three, four times as much time to do the same activity because you're operating with a lower level of your consciousness. So as you get more familiar with that creative connected feeling, it makes it easier to navigate in your business to make sure that you're in that higher state, higher consciousness state, more creative state. And that's why when the genius talent comes on, it's a person who's very practical of knowing, okay, this is how much a team can take on, this is how much I can take on. These are the steps that need to be done realistically to get this idea into reality. Here's, you know, the potential challenges we're going to have go through and then stay in the course on that. So it's incredibly practical and phenomenal for business. As you can imagine, it's creativity and it's focused creativity ideas into reality. Exactly what you see in the genius talent right here. So finishing this keynote is that it's also important to express the artistic feeling and it's also important to connect to releasing anger because oftentimes with the 6, there's levels of anger hidden there that people don't even know. And you don't really necessarily need to know like what it's connected to, but in terms of like what past experience or anything like that. But just do things that makes you feel a release of anger because there's usually pent up layers there of like frustration of not finishing these ideas or getting your creativity out. So then you're approaching the resistance pattern from both angles and you're letting the creativity flow and you're also releasing layers of like pent up anger and frustration. And there you go. I'll see you in the next video.