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He is out of tradition. He had to come to his side, to his family, to do it. He had the other option. He was the first one to take us off of Cinco de Mayo. And he was also very happy because the Muslim mother was here, and she was full of the Maranayans. And so the restaurant was related to the wrong, and she was very happy with the coffee. These are my people, I'm following their rules. They're here, right? They're going to lead how you take the man to the kitchen, and then you go to the kitchen, and then you say, what the hell is going on? It's a huge thing to really understand the person. It's a real thing where the customer is. It's a very simple thing, and it's a very simple thing. But then came somebody who said, ah, this, I'm just going to make a colorful wrapper. And a guy, he owns a man-collifal, and he has Mr. Beast from the rest of the YouTuber. And he was going to give him chocolate. He made a logo, he made a brand, and this is the first mistake. I'm not a groucher the logo, which is the wrong. But I have a very simple thing, and I'm not a bad guy. Kevin, welcome to another episode of positivity.

First of all, shout out to everybody. I mean, the feedback we got got all the hypes on the podcast, Momo, Alamenschen, Asam, Zachung, and Emma Famych. People are smart. They see the podcast, and even things that Mie Momo didn't feel in the podcast, Hamazayshan, Umbgeleint, Epistiefer. Which is the one? Yeah, even though I was also a good friend. We know each other. We had a good time. They're seeing stuff that even we didn't see. Khabas Kemayanshwavi, mentioned feeling of the Ichhagas, Field Zachung, was Momo, Gafield Andesha Momo, Gafield Andesha was Ichhagasug. They felt stuff, every person in the audience, based on how I reacted, then what I did say or I didn't say, Hamazayshan, Gamaxta, story of Uzgeshade. I'm saying people are very smart. And the amount of feedback that we got, he talked about hundreds and hundreds of messages, hundreds of comments on YouTube. Through the hotline. So I appreciate you the message. And today, to continue with the positive energy

and the good streak that we're on, we have a special special guest, Yankee Perl, somebody that I know already for many years. I remember I met you still at the offices of GCNY, multiple times. And I just had a tremendous respect for you. You were recently, not so recently, and I put you to the latest talks episode and the podcast over there, which is a great podcast. Shout out to the latest talks and pin it up. It was helped me so much, by the way, with Web Remedio, with my podcast, always there to help. And I watched that podcast, and it was very interesting to hear the concepts of marketing and branding. And you're just a very creative person. I think you do a bunch of other things. You also act, I think you're an actor or something. It's just a creative individual. You're involved with a lot of things, back in the day what? Back in the day when I was a kid, when I was a younger, I was in a fine of a new place. Right. I remember watching that episode, I was like, this person is,

when I was a creative, you're very creative. And creative on pen and paper. Do you have what to show for your creativity? And I think that's amazing, especially when I mention it was to bring it to the FN, businesses, other hub and businesses, and we won't listen how to brand, position, market themselves. I want to talk about those things. Among a bunch and other institutions, we'll see what this goes. We'll see who it goes. What's this? So, tackless. But it's more than what I said. At the end of the day, I bring up a therapist, a day's 2.5 thousand views. I bring up more, more, more, more, more, and more than a few children. 30 thousand views. I'll tell you something. I'm saying, like, it's pretty crazy. Very different because he has also a following. So you have both, from both sides. And I don't think that that's what it was. I think that it's when positivity turns negativity, mention being zai, zai, zai, days. So, they, they smacked us spark. And again, either part gets hot so reasons why I would go viral. That's why you named it positive, positivity. Positive.

It's a pivot in my, pivot in my day logo. By the brands. By the brands. By the brands. By the brands. By the brands. You know, I'm sure it's very good. It's very good. It happens to be, but my webber media logo, they logo is a combination of GCNY and pivot. Amazing. Why? Because GCNY, I'm practicing the webber. I had, I said deal, with them, with them, they're making a shine, the webber. It's pivot, you know, and the boss stop add, homo zai, it's ok. Arre, you know. It's a fast, fast-paced logo, the webber media logo is outdated. So, let me name it the webber logo. It's like a media. Wow. It's a gibt in the webber media, I mean, I can't do W. I can't do offline. So yeah, Charlotte also has a shimmery room for the cameras, for the lighting to grow up in the half-medium equipment, the mics, the lighting. And I did not think how much it's going to add, because when my iPhone did your mic,

she'll have my soul. I see, three iPhones set up here. It's amazing. Three cameras. Got a rose-weezed iPhone. Well, you know how the camera costs $5 a day. iPhones cost $1,800. Exactly. So, but yeah. What's your hub brand? The Charlotte iPhone is a whole campaign. 100%. Yeah, it's obviously mango. It's part of it. So thank you, Shemi. Also thank you to the sponsors, the panels group, Megajaram, why is she so the RAN like, another whatever, but you shout out to those people. They really keep the program going. She tries to hold the short and sweet, but support them. Even just the WhatsApp reach out, all the people you saw them from here. If you need any of those services and you reach out to them, it really means a lot to me and to the program. Do you have a big electric bill? Solar might just be the answer. People today's days are saving up to 60%, 70% through switching to solar. And the panels group helps you do that. You can get 100% financing for the solar,

even if you need a new roof, they can also put that into your monthly payments, so you can get a new roof for your house. You can reach out to them and get a free quote, the numbers 347-435-2327. You can get $500 off when you mention this podcast or Weber servicing New Jersey or Muncie neighborhood or anywhere where you can need solar, even in Arizona. Reach out to the panels group again, 347-435-2327. Anyway, Yankee, Konkel, did you watch the Momo episode and what's your opinion on it? By the way, I'm gonna make this. Wow. Oh, we can just please the repress. So, we're gonna say, of the Momo. How does she mind you, Keke? Slagster. I hope it's a game. That's okay. I hope it's a game. I think it's a good thing to have a conversation with you. But I did see it. It's a good thing to have a conversation with you.

But I think both of you had a very good back and forth from Mahalach and everyone was very positive. So, it definitely matches the brand of what the podcast is. Overall, I mean, it was good. It was good, okay. It was good. It was a great show, I guess. It was a brilliant, a camera zoom. Right. In a certain sense. Yeah. I believe you. I, I, guys, I started with the shit as nothing is good or bad. Everything just is. Very smart. I've also created a smart man, but I saw a man who's happy in a few days. So that's why we have to understand it. We nice mind. A little deeper, of course. So, I'm gonna be a little deeper. I'm gonna understand what this man is. So, it was the right thing to say. No, it's your... Oh, you can't hang it. So, the, the, the man's hat was heist, our brain. The brain specifically had a part which heist, the ego mind. So, it was the regular brain who was helping to make decisions, right? So, I'm feeling a lot of, I'm a lot of joy that the green,

the white, the white, can I get to it? And can I get to the basic day-to-day decisions? No, I'm a do I ego mind. This is the mind who's, who's retzich an as er as the identity. And er retzich an as Ich bin eliveber. Ich bin janki peril and so every individual. Now, er is norayesh. We long he steers up a certain narrative, a certain drama. Of positive, of negative, edabbalangancia religion, edabbalangancia kehle, a chasidus, edabfamili, edabha bonjachem. Anything was a firt, guide, guide, nistobma, dureta, weknames an covid, or desangelt, or a merkely, flakte er als apprablem. Erhalten ein undreien drama and he is opposite of was the aitsum got is, while got is unlimited, edabfamishkan identite edabfamishkan, these are edabfamishkan narrative, he just is. De yeshman. Very, very good. So,

so do like zaget, we can't have full of them, ambislvate, where, so do they consciousness, what's consciousness? Who's mind these consciousness? So do mentions the mind that's misconscious, but the mind is mischievous, but this is levels. See, they mention according to their own level, what consciousness is. So four levels was the well-dvised thing in his homophrenif, mentioned, which is a certain level of your amelette, to how conscious you are in your life and your own life. I mean, everyone according to their level, it's made the diverse, they're all like the rick together, they're the mamal, because it's something that's a hot leverter, and people should take it the right way. And to really understand it, is, so do they concept, where life happens to me, life happens by me, life happens through me, and life happens as me. This is feeders' aches, feeders' levels of consciousness. This is a known Zach in the village of psychology, and in the village of the Gerville, in some of the 50, which is the level of the life happens as one,

which is Hashem Khad, the Shmoye Khad, so this is an assertive level of advise within. Most people don't, I mean, Shakhad, unless they exist, but at a certain level. And this level of consciousness is also, if we're a little bit late, I'm inch-lapped in the reins, I'm going to reality. So they consciousness is what creates that reality. If you are conscious about your reality, you know what to do next, you know how to move in the world. Like you just look for you, they go, they are Zach in a certain level, according to everyone, according to their level. So you start, life happens to me, you're living in a fear type of mindset, right? It's survival mode. It's something that's just, it's happening, it's chaos, it's chaotic, and a lot of people are there, and it's, it's, it's sad, it's a sad reality, a lot of people are not happy with themselves, but it's someone wants to get out of it. You want to do the next level, what's the next level? Life happens by me. So it's a strictly ego, I don't know if you should read it. The ego is driving, it's happening by me, you lead in some power, and self-empowerment. It's very much disconnected,

but it's a bit more self-empowerment. I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I'm the, I, I, I, I, and I'm not going to do the level of water, the life happens through me, it's so happening, so this is a way to let go of other people, and so this is, it's through you, it happens through you, life happens, it's very nice, it's very easy, it's easy going, it's very nice, people around you love you, it's very nice. Spat it is new asmine, which is your people are, I mentioned that I peace, not a Ruik guy, that's a Ruik guy, which mentioned nothing, it's verstein, with Guic, with Kimtoons' end of level, you're haphaz going on, you, you know that's around, you know what's around in you, and how you feel it, and how far you want to feel something, right? Yeah. You feel deeper, and you mean deeper, fascist, me. In Uchtem is the level for the Hashemah, Chaudhish Moya Chaudhish is one, and it's late to Zahmid Ayrish, this is the best Zahmid Ayrish, this is Shens Zahmid Ayrish, right. Which is something that, when you taste a little flavor of that, you just want more of that, so when the house is snitched, you just want to get back to that, and that's the work of the daily routine,

and the daily grind, and guy, Matsirik, because you still have to be in your life, so it goes through you, and with you, and dimension as you, so all the levels and consciousness, but we have to jump between these levels. 100%. So when the jumps between the Zahmid, it's something that it's a conscious reality. So I really love how this conversation is going, and I'm getting hungry, and I've heard about this new product, and I've tried Samir, but I'm playing a live tasting, and I've never tasted it before. This is the quality choice, salad, crouton, sea salt, and vinegar. A live tasting can be interesting. I don't think I ever did that on the podcast. I'm going to put it in the oven. I'll have to put it in the oven. Mmm. I'm tasting it. Wow.

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It's not just a... I saw some mechanics in the dressing. You know, the vice, quality choice in general, they have the Caesar croutons, the onion garlic that people love. And they're not just the facelots. But they, they say a medium-sized, just came out in the eights' wife's lab. There's the sea salt and the spicy. They can use as a snack. Falamoyed. Furtafatrip. Stamazoid and munchafakrudon. And you watch the podcast. And the host has a quality choice croutons. The whole podcast experience is going to get elevated. So quality choice is under Baker's Choice. My brand was here. The cans, I'm actually the chocolate chips, the candy chips, they say, is I famous. And I will also mention them. This is in the square as gochelle. The new croutons that I just mentioned is in the dots, either chrides. So very good hexer. Find it in all your local groceries. So, chevret. If you enjoyed the podcast already, you want to enjoy it even more. Metagiton munch, metagiton crunch.

Make sure to check out these delicious croutons in the both of these flavors. Spicy flavor, you have a sea salt and vinegar flavor. Make sure you pick up your bottle. And when you do, please send me a picture and give me your feedback, your honest feedback on this product. Enjoy the episode. Yeah, it's very beautiful. This connect, this connect. The idea is to do, to do, and this is kabool. I'm not going to do it, I'm going to do it. I'm going to go to the Oslin and go to the island. So I'm going to see Arabian and learn the best. But it's just opening up a door. A concept and idea. It was existing in the world. So it's two four-welded, and then you'd see the Azeer, the four days is parallel to each of these things. And it parallels, or the Tani, where my land, the Nehfisch, Riech, and Shoma, which is five things. The Nehfisch is experiencing this reality. The riechers, how you move around, and that ego is driving around. But those things are not facts.

These are all mentioned in Japanese. This is all of them in Shulam. So all of them are in Shulam. The whole theory is a mussel. A mussel, a ruff, a sign, a sample. It's a serious matter. It's a nightmare. Because people create... If they create everything, they create everything. It's just a mussel of a little, a little human. They understand a bit of the fear. A bit of the fear. A bit of a fear, they have to create something. When you open up that concept, you have to think it's a virus. But the music is really a crazy baking. When it comes to the speakers, it's a crazy baking. I'm a fan of cancer. I'm a happy, happy half of the day. But the whole story is about the music. The speaker is an amazing speaker. That's the only thing that you can hear. Because every time you hear a crazy, a crazy fan of cancer, a crazy fan of the music is really bad. But the belief in them is very much going to be. So that's why we're talking about religion. And Allah Qahillis is the Zell Bazaq.

You believe that you are part of a system. Or the Rav mentioned this, and we know, a fellow Farah Manjus in Jotlan, and is a Sinsh Khan Geringa Zachatin, you believe that you're learning. And that somehow makes you feel fulfilled, or that it's going to go... You're going to go to heaven. Even though the part of you that you crave so much should go to heaven is not going to make it to heaven ever. Or they give guidance around art. Neither does the brain. It comes back to the point as, in Zumr, Glyb and in Ariyalati, as Wussens Glyb is gait in, in Azoy Gaita Zan, and Malayp and Avelta from Comfort, and it's amazing. But when we came to Emazdekayt, is this... And that's what you're bringing out here, which is the most amazing thing. I mentioned, I have this one from Shlana, how do you bridge that gap? And how you bring it together? The Vasalans were so great. But that's the point. Where's the way going to say it? That's going to be a rose garden. You're going to be a rose garden. But it's only... It's all going to a Jake Paul's Nomin,

the problem child. It was the problem child. And we're going to go to a Shivaktana line, Zimr. Wow. Wow. Wow is Jews. Huh? Did you think so? We're going to go to a rose garden. We know from my mother's mother's mother. For me. For Shiv. It's a square Shivaktana. I'm going to go to a rose garden. Yes. You're going to be a rose garden. It's a fixed day. It's a problem. It's a fixed day. It's a fixed day. It was too early, though. Right. It was early. And today's days, if you listen to that song, the belt is living. That song. It's living it. Right. I think the one who goes to a rose garden has a rose garden. It's a concept of love you all. I love you. They all mean a song. What? People say that there was a verse that happened in the verse with a shepherd, with a boy in a sloyalah, and he was a legend.

And that's your influence. This is the question. That's your influence. And that's your influence. This is huge. Thank you. I appreciate it. So yeah. So any, to wrap it all up. It's the same. That's what positive it is. That's what positive it is. If you want to start this, you go deeper and you express it on that level. It's expansion. You're just explaining with this mind. It's the best. Yeah. So Zairah Sakhmanchen, Oh, it's a how do you get to this place? So, Voluzong, Ainsach is simple pain and just depression and wanting to search for my life. When I mentioned pain, Zaitah has a nordu aba-chefer and said no, and say no, do-a is. Meaning, so you can get to the slats just as long as it is. When you were younger? Yeah, five years ago, approximately. That's when I started opening my eyes. I'm still a father. Maybe. I know you're a singer then. Maybe. Seven, eight years ago. I'm a side ignorant. Yeah. So, there's an Ainsach. The second is I love to learn. I love to research, to talk to smart people, to read books.

Telenas Vuram, I feel that relay with my message. I've been writing columns of positivity, I started 10, 15 years ago, and I started the... I think it's a bit of a dilemma. It's amazing. Yeah, but I was like, toilers from days, for the kind of life of the concept and attraction. The Ganta Shira story was a law of attraction. So, I was very into this even before I was like, into a healing journey. But... The Yeniganta journey is only what you got you to now. Yeah. And that's because you had all that experience. That experiences shapes your current reality and your current narrative and what you're doing going forward. Right. So, yeah. And then I started living a life of more consciousness. Like, for example, shutting my phone at seven o'clock. Because it looks like I was like, I was like, it's amazing. So then I do have a second phone, but a second phone, which can watch it on Instagram or anything. What is it? And I started actually a new thing that now I shot my second phone, by the way.

So, now, Zach, 11 theory. No, because of... It's very smart. I just got to get through it from one to the other. And I'm still scrolling. I was like, what's the name of a bed? Yeah. What I'm sitting in the couch, and cold, so I'm really scrolling. You're falling into the trap. It's a trap. Yeah. It's a guy that sounds very nice about it. But the Ganta Velt, and the first person I'm going to tell you is, Toi even Roy. And this is what it is. It's scrolling and getting glossed in it. If you're not strong enough, you fall into the trap. And it's fine. It's normal people go through it all the time. But the only reason you're going through it is because you have something more to offer. So, it's all because of the experience. Because you went through that journey, that Zach, it's not a very long day, Zach. And yet, you can still go a lot and you want to first try. You know what's going on there. Yeah. Most people don't want to fit. Sorry. Got it. Most people want to face them, they go online. And I get why. Most people, it's a rather funny Zach. I'm a bit of a bit in the recently. Can you maybe set me up on a date? A very desperate, very desperate. He needs...

I'm not a need the girl. I can't. She can't live in a joint with a client. She's a very desperate person. Okay. One time I asked her, she said, I'm a very desperate person. I asked her, she's ready to go. I said, I'm not a very desperate person. I asked her, I can bring you a shed. She said, yeah. I asked her, I asked her, I asked her, she said, he can't enjoy being a long animal. You can't take yourself out on a date. Why should the girl want to go with you on a date? 100%. Very true. You have to face yourself first to be able to give further. 100%. It's the only way. And guys, to take the... The other person, I said, I need some money to campaign. I kicked off the behinders, the highest alarm peers. Yeah. I was looking for it. Oh wow. Did you dive, you see? Together. That's what I call it. Didn't he try pairing with every animal

so that I'm not going to get another episode? He's not going to learn anymore. I don't know. He has to go start learning. And now you know what to go learn. So you've looked free. That's a lot of people. I have a little bit of a lead. I'm enjoying this. I don't know. Maybe you've got learning something else. It produces a lot of people. But I don't know if you've got a lot of people. I don't know if you've got a lot of people. But no, I don't want to look for effects. No, I don't want to look for... No, and the funny thing is that there are people who live with a cat, with a dog. You need companionship. And obviously, Arbidnish. That's... This is what's called a lawyer. He could just live and get that status. He could be a militant. This guy says that. Oh, no, this is the first. It goes back to the source. He has to know. It's okay. It's good. This guy said it to the other person. So you start understanding it. You start learning it. You start knowing what this is. What does that mean to have another person with you? So you have to face it. Allah, the LinkedIn post, recently, as finishing. Can you face it? Because it's the only way. The master, then, the day. If you live in business, I mean, I'd say it's a business. Someone that's building something, you have to be able to face the reality, the truth.

If what are you building? What are you going on here? Can you face it or not? Oh, wow. Yeah. And it comes back to the same thing. The same time you're building the business, you have to build yourself. Right. Actually, writing a book on it. Really? It's how to build, how to shape an era, a brand, the narrative and the reality around it. What that means? The work of the man, you know the work of the business. It's a great time. I love what's discussed. And by the way, it's a very good thing that we have a record and a podcast. It's a good thing to have a talk when I talk to a lot of people. I have my work phone. I have a message, I don't want to talk to a lot of messages. So I'm a bit lazy. So tonight, it's a bit of a little bit. Again, it comes back to the same thing. It's a three. The belt is chaos. Right. The chaos. If you can't have a clear mind, everything passes by and flies by you and you're living in a different reality. You're living in the consciousness. And which reality and which level are you living from? So, I live in the east of, when Ihrmdar reiang like my own healing journey. And healing journey just to explain for a man to the West.

My guy in Finn, live in unconscious and hula lain. And that's the reason. Just because it's there. And yeah, and to asking questions, for what's the point? Right. Yeah. But the time in a man's life, for them we'll get to the continuum. So the first thing I was going to do was to teach us, is, where is the visual? So, I guess for a second Finn, Finn, literally, I guess for a second Finn, from the religion, Finn, the seed is the family of the people. Where is Ellie Wabin? What makes him tick? What makes him enjoy the... And it's the visual, the same question. Correct. But it's the every visual. This is different. Down story, down the human. Every visual thing, every time you do something, you say something specific. Correct. So this is another thing, which is a human being, a man who is relatively sensitive, as the fly shambine is enjoyed on the other side but on the summer, has also a different journey. But that's also pretty deep. But my point is that, from the Zitzner lines, in chill,

meditate, breath, all these things, is going to bring you and answer a simple question. Very interesting. It's the first thing I've read. Yeah. The first thing I've read, breathing. Yeah. Where do I go? Where do I go? In Nist, I don't want to do anything or America. I'm going to talk to my mother about learning to eat the Oro-pilot. Correct. Why do I do it? Where do I go? Where do I go? And the funny thing is that, when I go to this environment, happens to be on a side, not on a more religious side. But I'm just saying on a side note. It's amazing. It's amazing. Down the human. Down the human. In my opinion, yeah, like, things really start changing because I started doing these things from a place where I enjoy it, where I value it as traditional. As a man can't just treffen a connection to a guy who is a young and he is out of tradition. And then, he's going to have to have a side and a family and then, he's going to do it. He has the other option. He was the same. He was the same.

He was the same. He was the same. He was the same. I prefer a child. You understand what I'm saying? Meaning, it gets now meaning. It's not, it's the middle. So you understand how God is doing, you have to, you know, let's say, it's a certain man. It's time that another man is doing the same. I understand and then, let's say really this is a very important structure. It starts to break, It starts to break. Luckily, ben throughout the nature is an organization that starts to break down, and gives more strength ... And then because of the new they can start the different types of beautiful PTSD or a certain fastinazach, but there is knowing of something, knowledge of something, and then there is knowing something. This is the bridge, the bridge, the mind and the heart. This is the furthest bridge in the world to connect in day to day, as the shoesth is ach, it's one of the furthest thing of it. It's the furthest thing one from the other, and to connect it

is the hardest thing to do. When you start doing that and you know someone, or you would want to give it a go, it's knowing something. It comes back to the same thing, which is huge. Wow. And I was working in the company, and I was learning like you said, a lot of all the pilot at certain points, and that's all they say. Okay. And I was working in the company, and I was working in the company, and I was learning like you said, a lot of all the pilot at certain points, and that's all they say. And I was like, this can't continue. So certain things happened around me that shaped, what's that? And recently three, four years ago, five, six years ago. Okay. The work we did was amazing. We did crazy, you see it. Yeah. I mean, it's huge stuff over the last ten years. Okay. But that's one point of like something more, something is missing. I have something in it. It's missing. I have to see a fail, though. Right. So I'm really young from the company that I'm on the left and the company and my job at the mass.

I've actually got off and I've got to see it in the business alliance. It's better if it's connected and it's working. It's amazing. And this is what I'm writing a book about it. But the idea for choosing what you're doing is something that you have that choice every single day. Sometimes the choice is hard, but if you know yourself and you work on yourself as the listener, you're always going to have to first you have to understand what the time you mentioned is once we get it. So I mean as I'm just late for Nazazach and they live for Nazazach. Once you know for yourself, you need this type of structure and label, you can structure your life. It's a label, right? So you can shape it. That's what branding is. I've done it so many times for other companies and businesses of shaping the narrative of the brand. And these are Mahallah, these are my kiktoos and Nihalezach and then I just did it for myself. But the metitis of Azami Mahallah, you know, what's the center for? Well, who's brand, right? They have that burning sense. They're burning passion. Who's sent you? And what did you discover about yourself? So I mean, the Zahun, so this is called myzdu mama lusin, meda fashhtain azach. And I've been very similar in that sense because it's one type of person, meda fashhtain.

So you do a concept for a halai, someone that knows it, you can learn about it more. But it's the idea of fashhtain azach of a certain level. But I have one guy to win kikundah, when Melenta was down in the main zahayde. And all those Oropa, I mean, get the ramahatun davan and write it all, and then I'm frustrated, it's very foreign language, no idea. Well, I don't know what's Mahallah, but Mahallah is not a shia dish, it's a famous one. Mahallah is a shia dish, Mahallah is a very English one. But Mahallah is a shia dish, Mahallah is a shia dish, Mahallah is a shia dish. All of them say, you learn English. The English of all, it's a hard school, Ramba, and English, Khmashra, and English, Tani, and English. All of them are English. So the second you understand, actually this is what you're supposed to do. Your mind starts connecting to your heart, and you start actually knowing, Fuzde is also, Fuzde daovan, so the lens, it goes on a certain level, you really start connecting to that, and it just moves from there. Wow. So it's, it's, once you have days, Mahallah is a different, and for me, because I'm Mahallah is a Russian, I have to learn English, I have to do it,

and I did it. And fin dot, and it's even under the sun, long the way, we have my breath in it, it's a ghastan in it's a soul, it checked out for two weeks, and it's like amazing, the best trip of my life. And I got a rosegeplugged from the business, rosegeplugged from the phone, I'm like, it's a different life, you have to live a different life. Wow. Like a dish in it's a soul, but it pulls you in, and at night when I remember the whole thing, I went in it's a soul, three came in, and I was like, the Torah, no, it's a soul, it's the other Torah. Wow. But it's something that... Are you mckishertz a wrestler? I'm trying to understand the way you do it, uh? No, ma'am, you can't understand it. Ma'amastah, is that how bad is it? The time was breastless. Maybe we can discuss that. You can say it and I, Greg. I'm searching. I was a cacidas. Was my cacidas. But I said that I'm calm, was it? I'm sure. I'm sure. I'm sure. I'm sure. I'm sure. It's an issue, what you were experiencing, and what they grew up, and it's not your fault. I'll say it. It's never your fault. I'll say that by Ma'amastah's statements. I'll say it by Ma'amastah's statements. I do trust and believe in him, and I think he has a following of millions of people for a reason. He said,

and I couldn't agree more. I don't think it has anything to do with cacidas. It's an big part. It's not mid-sacrassidas. It's not a day. What's the cacidas for you? Let's let's go. For me, cacidas, as far as I know, okay, so do what's a quick knowledge, do what's a quick life. What's a quick life, as every cacidas has a time, is for ambassadors. No matter what you do, what you do, what you do, and all that's a quick life with a person directly. My direct connection to him. That's how I live with cacidas. Vos cacidas, I think, is and how it's developed, is glibes as the bachefer is mid-sacrassid, which is that acceptance, love, towards vos the mensch. How does he get involved in it? He's right. Yeah, and that it's not so much, the movement for cacidas is that it's not so much literal as to Bhagadavand, Magaleren, Vigisiboyam, and Veloilo.

I think, I've taken every mid-sav literal, but more than me, can you all do in the bachefer, that I can't do it. And in the end, it's like, in the talk, can we do in the bachefer? That's my recap somewhat of what's cacidas. Very, very good. What do I get right? And what not? No, it's not so easy. You've got to understand that I've got to say that in the bachemtov. The centov, what you're doing with cacidas, is of the world. Okay, so what is he's going to do? Let's go back to the bachemtov. So, can you say that in the bachemtov, why don't you say that in the end, and then you'll be able to get to that level? But, cacidas, you know, I've got to say, you're going to decide in the way you live for yourself, you're going to go to the bachemtov, you're going to the bachemtov, and you're going to have people come to you and say, that's what you're going to do with cacidas. Okay. That's what you're going to do with cacidas. The whole thing that's going to happen, is to find the bachemtov. Right? That's all the cacidas. That's what you're going to do with cacidas. That's all. Okay. MICHAEL SPL 가장 thin to literature.

Of course. Sure. tripod. Susan S sistema. So there's a root. I'm living in July. Was the lie? I was being stuck in the sky. I told myself, I'm not a squirrel, so I'm not a squirrel. I'm a squirrel, a diver, a poster of the table. But this is the mentality. I was just talking about it. I was about 20000, I saw a squirrel that was around 30000, more than half a million. The movement in the middle. I'm living in July. I was still alive. I'm living in July too. If you want to make a million for me, go out you're

is on its Libom, but it's not that's not his agenda. A hotness to get out of this agenda. We don't know what he is. Man, woman, nature, objects, object. We don't know cause and effect. Cause and effect. Right. We heard the survey. It was our brain twist. So, we, okay, when we shot in the path, it's due. Like, whatever, my husband, he's busting my ball. He said it's a different conversation. But that's also his beauty. This is his anima, mom, right? How far are you willing to take it to the Irish to? I can tell you, man, I have a strange drama. A strange drama. We don't know it. It's a movie, everything that I have is a movie. It's a strange drama. The most strange thing is that I have a strange drama. A strange, a strange, a strange drama. It's a movie, a movie. Everything, yeah, full force. I was thinking, a strange drama. What the? It goes all the way. So how far are you willing to take it? That's the question. So, go back to the question. That's it. This, all the roles I think are very important. So, I think it's very important, I think it's important. I think, yeah, but that's another thing I can tell you. You can tell me that you're the most important. Then the day you want to be connected to the Irish.

What? That's the Irish. The Irish thing is for instance, David. The Irish to death, my connection. Sure. That's why I think it's far more. It's a man's freedom. He's the only desire in today's earth. He's the only thing that's left behind. You have to learn more about it. He's very much into the earth. And he's the only thing that's left behind. He's the only thing that's left behind. Is it about me? Oh, it's... He needs me here, okay? Nobody's taking it through you. So, correct. You're being... I'm throwing it up there, belt. So, this is a very important confidence. So, this is a very important confidence. How about it? What you're doing it together. You're doing it together. You're living in a different way. You're living in a different way. You're living in a conscious level. So, if you're living in that level, you're good. So, what was the most important of this concept? So, I can't say it was the concept. I'm a conscious, but I can say it. I have to do more to be more connected to the Irish. And I can say it was connected to the level. So, it's the same thing in the Irish. The same thing in the Irish. The same thing in Anyway, it's the same thing as JaCham Leaf everyone took here where they were. Everyone was sitting. And they said... Youest sign language and understand... Ultimately I had to go for it.

Because weっと wanted to get a different culture. We used to collect society, With basic terms, I vorstellen in real. I put the same thing into spirituality, I was really changing it. Where things are changed, and the reality is about what you soit. Toqu~~~ There are få word that You are talking to your relatives about what you took here. In the design of the real sense, But the most, if you look around today, they have such power, the Rebus, but the Rebus, then the Chassim, the Razouib, the Viket, and the Reba Alliance, they sometimes forget as the point is the Ibushtis. That's the challenge where how far do you want to take it? So the biggest movements today are Breslev and Gabbat. It's the two biggest movements today, and some people look at it like it's crazy because all of these people doing it, they come in from different places, so Daphon Fashhtai, and they do it for themselves, it's so vast, it's so beautiful, the letters are glowing, it's tons, it's so wide, it's huge, it's a brand, which is something that if you taste it and you really understand it on that level, you have to understand it, it's a chappen, you have to go to Daphlein,

Daphlein, Daphlein, Daphlein, Daphlein. But the difference between Gabbat versus Breslev is something that, okay, yes, every movement has their issues, every faceless had some problems, and we've worked year-round, we've worked year-round, so we've worked year-round, and Gabbat is always doing it, we've worked year-round, we've worked year-round, in Breslev, I came from the other way, so Gabbat starts with Gachemiridaz, that's what it stands for, right? Gachemiridaz, you know what I mean, okay? Exactly, so we learn about it, we know what it means a little bit, it's a good word, it's not the most talented thing, yeah, it's the most. But Gachemiridaz, you know the kinds of these things, when you start to think of what these joka men are like because you're going to vote for them, they will vote for you, please, to say that. This is really democracy, so when you think of what they're like, sometimes, the country won't take office because I'm very different, I showed you two things, you're right, I just think of it as one,

The idea of how we are born, who are born, is everything in the cup. It's everything over there. The problem is, if you learn about it, it's not a problem. It's there. It's not too far that they believe their habits are alive. What's on the cup? No, this is also a small movement. It's something, you start learning it. It's a really good thing to learn. That's what learning is. You have to learn it to be able to know it. It's time to read and let it run if you don't know it or not. Which is fine. People don't know it or not. Correct. I feel like I'm nature. I'm a little bit interested. It's a learning. It's a no one. I'm okay. Because no one introduced you to that kind of movement. The webber movement. Yes, but if you... No, because you see how spiritual it is. You can make it. That's what you're doing. It's not that. And why are you taking the challenge?

The other system made the scene緒情情... You know what I mean though. In fact, it doesn't even mean that... I am very Kazakh and Reducing brain cells. So they really, Zainem and Zair, eigener experiences. And they push it on you. Correct. Which is wrong. So it's not your issue. You can't blame them, but you can't take it. And which means you have to let go of it, which is fine. It's something that's forgiving, but it's, you let go, forgiveness. But lemassum. Let it go. No, no. But it's initials. Wow. We're only talking about it. It's just a little talk. It's a little talk. So it's okay. See it? But lemassum difference is, Zainem and Taf, breast lift, kint, gabaat from the top, right? Breast lift, kint from the bottom. And Malchas, Malchas in the bottom, the weld, El Amasir.

It's what the world is around. Face your, face your reality. We're in the 2027. Yeah. Face your reality in 2026, 2027. We're in the year. Everything around you is winter, Iberster. Face it. Get it. And really understand it on that level. Man. The TV, the TV is so ekimidzan, so khasaha. And Zaanu level, Dan doos, right? So he'll live in today. But ekimidderos not only, he can't stay stock in the middle, which is that countisers in someret frid, he can't stay stock in that countisers. He's coming from the bottom. And he's coming from the top, but you have to be in the middle somewhere. This is the difference between khabad and breastland, and you could say it, but Khasdeed, dry wing, was a khasidist out of it. So khasidist, the handkeke, ke hildudu veret. You have an outsider comment. They're sitting in this marriage. They're not going out of the business. Right? They say, the besmedicates, they do their thing. I think they'll all agree. They'll go to the Rose, I don't know. They'll go to the rank, they'll go to the rank, they'll go to the rank, they'll go to the rank. Habad goes out on the street. They let go from their own besmedicates. To the other extreme. They let go of their besmedicates. From their own self of growing and learning and the other one and those.

They think I'd like to let the guys in the hat in, right? So they're taking from themselves and giving it to others, which is beautiful. So there's Ein Mahalach. But as live is by the doorstep, the besmedicates, he's in between. Because guys tell him I've been in the castle, as I give them the yesterday look, they give them the castle to. They swore him, if you open it up, the toy does, it's beautiful, it moves. But it's something where they're giving it to you. They're like, oh, it's not. It's by the tear, you know, by the doorstep. Yeah. So it's a dry levels from Kyrv and they, they usually, I'm not going to see this as a Kyrv. Right. What Kyrv is? It's the same thing as the orthodox one, but in the east, the east. You know, modern orthodox. I know, I know. I know it's unfair, but it's the ear. No, it's something I understand. I know the audience. No, I know the audience. I know it's mine. So you have to learn about it, but again, it's the ear, something to learn about. Someone that wants to go and learn about it, you can learn. You can see it. No, what did you mean? You have to know a person, an audience, an audience, a special team, business and branding. You have to know the person you're talking to.

Shdoms is a market research report. The marketing research. Fifty thousand mentioned in a day is the reviews of the, the Google review, the email does, every spound and those knowing a person, you're talking to them face to face. Then you can really understand the process. The challenge, the sounds fear, the desire, the voice of the village, the voice of the voice of the person, right? Why is it buying in business? It's a huge thing to really understand the person. It's a extra Steinway, the customer is. Stamps amach on a one and a half hours. Faye de, fachos, faye de. Fachos, faye de. Yeah. La massa. And by the way, that's the box that he was talking about because La massa, then the day, that's a box because you're saying no to something. Every yes, saying no to something else. Was that missing the box? No. Oh, sorry, yes. When you have the box, if you made your box, you decided the value of the box is, but every yes is saying no to something else. Every opportunity, the desire for the business, everything, what's the most expensive thing in the world today? Time.

Oret, part, almost, close. Close. Yeah, these are... Irres, always attention. Attention. And you sell that. I'll thank you. Talk about me. No, no, no, no, no, the company, the specialist or subidio, you're capturing attention. Yeah. It's the most expensive thing because where do you spend your time? It's where you put in your attention to. Yeah. And coming back to the same thing, what's the attention? How do you get to attention? How do you capture the attention? The Allah's sachet and how do you have a hook, because those, it's part of the business. It's part of how you shape the narrative and shape the thing. And that's all your experiences around you are going to shape that. Every part of it. This is a living and breathing sachet. It doesn't change. It's continuous, you know why? Because it's massive, it's a massive rush. It's continuous. It's the end of the knife and fresh. I'm a heart-spotting with my brother, every day. Which is next level. And that's why the work of branding never stops. The mind sometimes branding. And it's a much more experienced branding.

It's a huge problem on business where I'm not going to be a logo, I'm not going to brand it. This is the first mistake. I'm going to grow to the logo, which is just wrong. But I have a faculty, I'm not going to be a logo. A focus of branding a lot. And you miss the point of, it's a living and breathing thing. It's ongoing. So you're doing all the work of branding officially. Whatever branding means to you. And this is a separate conversation. You need an online top-sounding. But it stops. What does it get to you? It's a good stop. The past, the master, the end of the day. When you send the invoice, when you send the contact or email or whatever it is, you either zah is your brand. It's how it shows up in the daily life. So it doesn't stop. It's endless. It's open. Right. So you have branding at Zahirah Sakeh Tosh. Is that what's going on? Okay. So it's going to be a smis. It's going to be a smis. It's going to be a good stop. Okay. So I want to go on a whole new smis. I want to go on a new one. It's always the ignorance of bliss. So there is Kim Serik, the little back of the time I'm going to have a fever.

Okay. Why? Because if you understand what's ignorance means and if you're choosing ignorance, I don't know if you're right, but if you're choosing it, that's what bliss is. Because you're living, you're choosing what you close your phone. No. Ignorance, ignorance, can't be a chosen one. Fear, but. It's a, it's a condition. But that's the reason. Ignorance, it by default is negative. Fear, but it's the reason. It's the reason. It's the reason. It's the reason. Ignorance is negative. Fear, but it's the reason. It's the reason. It's the reason. It's the reason. Hmm. Lommach Aramov and Nepisakir Yus Ergitz-V, in Lommach Zandu, I don't know. He said, I know. He said, I know. He doesn't work. I don't know. I bring him a va in Kindir unless he's a guy in a legit set of cold. Pues machen will be came up is benefit like, it's not. Lease is not. Ignorance is not something you can choose. It's on You either born with it. So let's take a step out And the stock dart of the Nect. The Rights, shave off the Lets take a step out. We just didn't choose anymore ignorance. Ignorance means lack of knowledge. The prison fire was a Version is exemplified.

Why is not ignore symbol? No, I'm saying ignorance is there what it means For us ignorance, you're toward ignore 手植り Ignorance Reلب So they ignore each other and that's why I think the phrase comes. Fear, liberated. Ignoring. but you're choosing what you're... Everyone gets a gig as a givin' for the most open-minded men, they knew everything, they knew what you're choosing. But then you just call them a 80-givin, they knew that they're going to be a fern, if it's going to be dry, fern, they're going to be out there in Givin' or they get choose that I was doing, and they're going to get out and get out and get out. Yeah, I'm saying that. And maybe like the other, the other, the other, the Zure, the Tatas, the Zure, yeah? This is ignorance. This is ignorance, yeah. This is ignorance, but when you're choosing it, you're going away from something. That's what, I think that's what the phrase stems from. I don't think it's going to be an ignorant, I also don't think as an open-minded man. It's not like you're vain, it's not gonna be an excuse. You're choosing to be an excuse. It's not like, you're choosing to ignore something. You can't see the lesson as we have it right now. I'm a voxed-of, Kehilla, so I'm going to call it, it's not even a chasis, Kehilla is that we have right now. I'm a voxed-of and there's a baffir fin of gassen.

And the balanx to the Kehilla, you follow their rules and what they say, and what they say is good, is good and what they say is bad is bad, is a level from men's height, I don't know any time in history, from Klaali's sort of, from manhood, from Shaisha Samae Bari's from the Lusmat Amul Gahat. And this is Gikimma, als an outcome fin world war two. We began a Nookh the War, I'm mentioned, and we said, oh, now we need to start living in a box, physically, mentally and emotionally, spiritually, in stuff, in stuff as a shielding fin the next one or whatever that is. So, we had to say, freem, sayer, sayer, sayer, ignorant, motkriir, eded, demoltsa, baks. So this is what I'm saying. So when we talk about that box, and that ignorance is not about that. But be it some Kimtes in Shazoy, so Kim, right? So this is exactly the conversation. Erid, freemme, zachen, entakone, so smut ungenema, als Gott, adar, als Toire.

It's not true. But that's not true. We agree with you. We ask it voicemail. Like, I want you to listen to that. Magassert voicemails. You understand? And in this is the mange weimigdien, this is the... Of course not. What's going on over here? These are my people. I'm following their rules. They're here, right? They're going to lead how you theomanekin there, wecha hoisent, the hoisent aferan fit nahan, bezoil, what the heck was going on? Very, very. We are sick people, all triggered by fear. But that's the... The last thing that comes to us, there is no rabbi or ruf, was that I felt like Kim a zogen, Icha gusut mezaltina zoi. There's a douach schmitz ma'am, how a schmachta kounes. Nice, there's schmitz ma'am, there's machta kounes. Is that so? Nobody's a barhan hula, there's barhan hula, there's md's, there's a schmails achts a laigan anoman. They know how crazy it is. And erhond, they don't keep these rules. What's going on? But ma'falo tohoidl boydl, what's loxent. You said very good, but take a step. This is one of my missions to stop. I was a victim of that.

I've been there a gang in the process, and I know that it's wrong. And the way I know it's wrong is because I get thousands of messages for people to stop. Live. The shazsmans are the people. I have places, I have comments, we have a hotline, I have platforms in people, beg me. Health, red from the air, red from the other, red from the frimstike helis. They call in, they watch on YouTube, they watch on sites and we're ever so filmed and it's completely, and the kind they can't control. Thinking back, I'm a machta kounes, Klaali solvi, maga acert smart phones. I used to, about them, I started in the zin, like I'm sorry, the zin is, are you serious? I was going to ask that smart phone. I think bells are giving smart. They went and they right away from the get-go, we used to toss the smart phone like I felt it. That smart, I'm out, pinion. You want to be, you want to filter yourself, you want to make boundaries and whatever. I respect that. Okay. I agree, especially the guesses for a young adult. Okay, fine.

But because I started to ask smart, I was going to ask 30,000 people, and I was going to ask 10,000 people, and I was going to ask smart phones. Do you, even understand, was the smart phone? Is it a signature? I said, AI, I was going to ask smart phones. Do you even understand what AI is? So these are the people I'm supposed to respect. This is what's bad about me. This is my mission. This is the ignorance of what's my retina. It's stupid, it doesn't make sense. It says, I have to do it in my pocket. That's my opinion. So, meaning it's the deans, the epa's voice, you're just stuck in a place, because the opposite of them got mine, that you have to meet yourself. You have to ask yourself, what do I care about? What resonates with me in the Alamin Azakh? So, that comes back, and I hear with this, I hear you, and I hear what you're saying in regards to that, but let's take it back to the first conversation, because by my late, from the inner consciousness, you're still living in a fear of consciousness and a level of believing someone,

which is fine in a certain sense, if you want to live like a Batifidub, you have to break out of it. So, the other message is, the Alamensha Musa-Den-Sadiq, and they come back to it, right? And this is what positive is, you want to get out of that consciousness, which means, it comes back to the Zalb-A-Khaseed, this is what we're going to get at, you have to choose what you're doing. Can I tell you what positive is? The positive, yeah, but the positive is that most people are not living the lie. Most people, even if they do live and they call themselves part of that community or Kehilla, they're not following the rules anyway. They're living a logic living a double lie, via at least Baza'i, Bazi'i and Steeb, intern doch and a Weiss-Zayyavus, it, it's us. So, that's, in my opinion, the beauty of Klaali-Sulal, who are breaking out of this. So, this world is one of Masha'iqa, we know that. So, we started this, we started with living with an emis, so with someone really wants to face it and start working on themselves, to really understand how they're living their reality.

And if it was a guy in Laben, Dafanzayy, I was going from their blame mindset, from their, from the inner-eash to conscious level, from life happens to me. And they have to go and start living and finding that, there's some good et cetera. We all went through that. We know what it is. We spoke about it exactly the Zakh, right? It's a Baza'iqa, which means it's a good mission. I love it, but to stay positive about it, that's a bad box, but sometimes at one point, Dafanzayy, I like it, and this is my gay, this is my dear, and this is what I'm doing. Now, I have to say that dictatorship, if you're choosing it, it's your death, what ignorance is bliss is, when you ignore something else, which is for myself, I stop watching the news. Yeah. The leader of the technique, I have no idea what's happening in the world. So, I'm choosing something, it's I'm ignoring something, and for me, that's bliss. So, it's not an example. I was like, I'm from the same, they mean examples, we may cancel even as bliss, but in a certain sense, and either way, I've chosen according to their level,

and according to their own self-work of what they are choosing to do. This is roots, which comes back to will, I'm in the will. I mean, I'm in this world. My mission in this world is to not allow this kind of ignorance to fly. I'm not okay with it. I don't think it's okay. In Favuss-Madaf, Elie Weber, it's an emily of them, topic, I have no idea about, you know what, I'll be the first one to say I'm fearless, I have nothing to lose, and I'm not gonna stand for an emin, Zachin and the Numan from Frimkite, in the Numan from Kehl and the Numan, and I wish this Numan in teen, wrong Zachin, Madaim of a day to day. No, it's not federal, it's not crime, and there's a lot of positive out there in the world as well, but you can't go and push a narrative and do wrong because of that. This is the map of the Ning from the whole. Oh, we're here. The Ning must have zing, being the book of the Shiva. Yo, again, that's what it is. That was his message over there. It's exactly what that is again. So it comes back to, yeah, you have that you host the Zachin,

they can't go on like this, right? But what are we doing about it? What are the people doing about it? That's what comes in. What can I do about it? And you face it. The mench-duff, the mench-align, the mench-duff faces our reality, and office-facing, haps. Can you face it, mind-yance? Can you face your own reality? Can's the chosen one of the vils, can's the labement of MSK? That's what they have to go through. And you went through it. I went through it. I think the people in the room also went through it. It's, and that's why the Khil-Uk-Fri-Bi, a smart man, that's what it is. Because Lamas said, you work through it. That now you're coming with a mission, you have a mission in life, and you're working from that era, from that state. Haps, they consciousness. Ha-ta-patism, momo, 30, 40,000 views later, or maybe more. I think everybody's asking themselves a question. Am I in a box or not? Am I living ignorant or not? Do I feel fulfilled in my life or not? Yes, that's this house. That's my life. Yes, especially now. And that's how it's in there. Listen, again, you choose, you choose roots.

You have to have a will if you say, there's a famous, there's a will, there's a way. And then it's true. It works. OK. Can break through it. We have been working for several years in the area of the house. The house is different, when we record it by night, the place is different, no? You said the ignorance is bliss. So again, it's a concept and idea that it's how you take it and how you understand it. But it's a funny, because only white people can make an amendsha, so passion is vegan as such. That's the only thing that's left to do now. Why did they have to go through it? Now you start connecting it to the dance. The IBS have already sent to experience something. You didn't understand it, and that time the IBS starts out. The tsar is left. We are here only for a few years. We're here 80, 90 years, whatever. 70, 80 years. The IBS starts out. The tsar is left in the world. In the middle of the millennium, the millennium, the farens, hopefully, Mishir came to the tsar. But the idea, if you live in a life,

that's you have to choose, you have to choose what you want. Right. So, you have to be very, very interesting to say. To make the conversation a bit fluffy. Conceptively... That's some of them, Drop it down. Yes, I have listed the LC. They say those things, that's why our conspiracy policy is not following the laws of end. That's what positivity stands for. Minimum. I just did a big project. I was doing the joke for you myself. I was doing the joke for you myself. I was a little... Zahn Jogdes. What? I just did a big wedding. I was doing the biggest thing. I was doing the set with my little girl. I was doing the boat and the end wall. My partner was also involved.

We were doing it between the summer and the summer. We built the whole thing from scratch. We did a major project in the summer. We did a big wedding in the middle. What about the wedding? The middle wedding. The boat and the wedding. We did a big wedding. We had a big wedding and we had to go back. We had to go back to Germany. We brought it together the whole thing. And I had the opportunity to help them shape their whole wedding. It's a project. Someone hired me to do it. It's a big project. It's a big project. So, what's the whole thing in the branding for Man Patke? The hell's Modaphas brand... I'm not sure if it's brandy or not. It's brandy. So that's what brandy is. What is brandy to you? So, oh, so I've got a well-touching of the aim that branding today is... In Manapini, that's completely get-touched. All of us is about a self-brand, a self-identity.

They create the brand. So, in a muscle, while you'll say, let's say Tesla hot-up brand. Okay, so our brand-mind, our brand-identity, the identity from the brand. What is the brand? What does it stand for? So, Ferrex, Hedzan, Green and in purple, Arnjun, Purple, Meta Arrow, and they use the trucks in a box. See, mid-day. An Amazon Mach-Trocks, the blue and electric trucks, because they want to appeal to everybody and to this. It's basically, Wush-Tai-Dan brand, Ferrex. Clients-Ice-Key, Meta-Dan, Roy. We talk about visual. Yeah, visual brand. And then there's obviously brand voice in... I see. ...a detail. Correct. We touched a little bit before we get into it. So, yes, the way I get a brand, I get toast. Amul is going to start get-do-ers. And I understand, because while Tesla, they have a feeling in everything that they do, in their marketing, in their branding, in their logo, in their lines, in their cars, Alistz is Guy Tzazama Meta brand,

but the huge part of what took over the brand is Elon Musk. He became the brand. They say, Gavarn Zairashdarka Zach in 2026, 2027, where we see this taking over. So, do Hershey's chocolate, you see the candy brand. This is Brona rapper, Medvasa Oysias, she's square-blocked chocolate and whatever. And they did their marketing with the chocolate factory, and they all had advertisements, Medeim. But then came somebody who said, Eh, I'm just going to make a colorful rapper in a guy, Pion, see, man, colorful, and this guy is Mr. Beast, from the rest of the YouTuber. And he goes, he's a chocolate. In Irman, their number show, he is bigger than Hershey's. Show, he's selling more chocolate than Hershey's. And then there is Prime, happy that all these different companies, soaps and shampoos, products, the other mean product, that the brand is switching

into the identity of the individual. That's becoming brand identity. And if it's not big right now, it's going to become the future. And the Zilbazakh is eight men and a Yiddish companies. Had it chilver, I don't care about Dan, Grina, Ed. I was guy at Micheason. Iqvais has his vulve. Vulve gave me Zilber. Even though I'm a vysh on by now, as when I WhatsApp is a secret area, they're whatever, what's his vulve? Vulve from Heritage. I was a hat, a flavor on board, mentioned, you know, this is Yassi Glick. Has Genniga, not Yiddish companies, Friday is Pincheshif, right? Good, good, good people. The Macias is, and I actually use Friday, we integrate it in wherever media. So branding in my opinion, is what I credo via my, when I'm banished, I'm just saying in my opinion, what's it is? What you're saying? What I'm seeing, that how it really changed. And my encouragement to every person, I live in a mission. I know I do it for a living,

and I see it for companies, and I'm actually having a great panouz out of it. But my encouragement to everybody is, do it yourself. I have been in an industry, via the men's, canister in a line, and when they, when they do it themselves, it's almost better than when I do it in a sense, because it's real. Guy, in the F and stuff business, F and the half pages, F and the half Instagram, a LinkedIn, a website, a WhatsApp status, post vegan dike line, post non-experiences, the ups and downs, the updates, and create a brand for yourself. Yes, criminal branding. Personal branding. Yes, come on. This is called personal branding. Yes, come on now. Now, again. Now, the man personal branding came to Nanaman business, just to wrap it up, is that Ellie Weber built up for himself, such a big following, that the most mentioned call on me, because I have video with this, that, I tell him, can, but why don't you, why don't you, why don't you, why don't you, why don't you, why don't you, why don't you, why don't you, why don't you,

why don't you, why don't you, why don't you, why don't you, why don't you, why did you, why don't you? Why don't you, I don't you, why don't you, why don't you, why don't you, why don't you, why don't you, why don't you, why don't you, why don't you, makes yourself, why don't you, following and and this is my welcome for sure because I can't stop branding and the work of branding. Yeah. Branding is work to be done and to do and I know from the strategies and going to market is to have a personal brand and put yourself out there but some people, Maldives, it looks fear. I'm not ready to face it. They don't want to put their life out there. This is because it's free. What's our story? You're selling stories. You love that line and it's fine. Stories. What's the day? What's our story? Our story is our story, an individual. Engage the men's hot hands. I think it's the most valuable thing we have. And it's revealing something. Yeah. And some people are not ready for that. You have to understand that so it's a strategy that you can

use and get to the bottom of it and really you have to work on yourself to be able to be presentable. And they're like, hey, if you stock up with it, it's not going to work. And it's never going to work. So you have to know yourself if you're ready and capable of doing it. So that's our strategy. It was mentioned to you in all the time and it works very well. Beautiful. Then there's the work of business of a brand of a business that also this is basically this is the target that I've just made. It changes the base of social media that they've developed. It's like a shift to digital and online via personal bench. You mentioned Elon Musk and he has multiple companies. You don't know all of them. He's probably on the board of many others that we don't know about at all, but Zana company is he even invested in it is Zanzoq with Al-Tahab brand. He stands for something I may hiss and I'll mention it's a personality. It's all Zah. Right? That's what it is. It's a public personality. How much of his private life do vice-menitians? He's choosing what goes out and what doesn't. This is part of his thing. What he's saying no to is oh, part of it is on personal brand. So it's a guy by the way, and the basis is the work of branding versus what a brand is a brand. And I can say it

in quick terms, but a brand is a living and breathing thing. And why is it's not something that you do want on a fact? I start with touching it before, but my mind passes a one-time Zah. I'm going to make a logo. I'm going to buy it. That's not that that's a logo. Right? And then the day it's not the work of branding and it's not brand brand. It's really what people think of what the brand is, but the brand, the work of branding is something that's continuing. It's ongoing. It's happening every day in your company. And if you're not going to choose again to do the thing or not to do the thing, it's going to go up or down. How do you make decisions in the company? Right? You have certain values, certain traits that people have to follow. This is how we act. This is how we behave. This is how we have customer care and customer service. Or this is the man for that email, social media, what you put out there, these salespeople are in LinkedIn. What are you putting out? The Allah's the Allah's Achanan is an unbased and rooted. If you know and did the work on branding, which is the first thing that you need to do when she came to the Zah and has to be in the right order, you can skip something. If you skip something, you're missing a piece and you're just going to go back, what are you going to do it twice? Right. So what's your favorite kind of company to

brand? Do you have a favorite and knee shirt? So for the years, I've done almost, I think 200 there. Sakh, let's say you're and I've had all different types of sectors, all I mean, industries and I've seen so many different companies, I've seen a company that's just starting out zero revenue. And since you do cashim plan, even a business plan, I'm like, before we continue, you need a business plan. So I stopped the conversation. I know that I can't help him right now. So I'm not going to make any money for my sitting with you in for an hour, but I'm not making any money for you. I can't let myself in right now. You can come back to me. Do the right thing. Do create a business plan. Has the financial person someone to figure out something that makes sense here? And then I can come and help you and shape the narrative. And you can go ahead and wait. But they won the short cut. They really think that the brand, the marketing, this guy's for good. And so do a vague short cut. My entom, I like to know what you mean. They gave it to me. You push harder. How much I'm at a invest in a Sakh company staker and I work with such companies and investment. I'm

with the best. It's one million dollar company. And I work with that company. The company does not exist today. It was too early and it's time. But the Marang like the game. They did the work of it and they were working that. If the hard people say, gang, I said, you fool, I'm like, they did the work. They did it right. But at the end of the day, we have to continue doing it. That's where that's where it stops. You have to choose it. This is the thing that I mentioned. So around the company, he has to choose it. That's the work of that person. The person stops working on himself. He's not going to be able to do it. And so skimmed to this opposite. If you're not going to do, if you choose to do something in your company, if you're doing everything for everyone, you're never going to be able to do that. It's not possible. Then you can just do the company yourself. Let's do a social media. Right. If you're going to start doing email marketing tomorrow, you can't just deliver it. You can't, you can't promise someone email marketing. Do it right. Do it through Dictic. It's a whole different ball game. Okay. So I want to give a round down. Because one of the things that I'm thinking constantly about going into is is a food brand. I want to, I don't know from the Zagin,

was the Gvulzaya Stark potentially a ranger. So how would it be? Does that mean a line to a company? Yeah. Okay. Good. Question is how do we go about branding the company? What's my branding? So branding from the way I've seen it and lived it without working with all the companies. Step by step. The way we go out of it is it's it's vast because you need to, like I said before, you need to have a business plan, a business, what's the business. So the worker branding is very, very much close to business development because you want to know the audience, you want to know, you want to shape it and to do it right. That's the right way. You can do it. You can know the audience. You can get the price point. The price of what you're selling is going to shape in the mind is this expensive or not? Like shaping the narrative in the brand. Is this an expensive brand or not? So price, I'm going to have easy to get this. Price, I'm going to go to a Vellansburg, other than five towns, we've won, so on. More like the other end of the period in the process. So it's a connection element. I'm sure a man drove on Rochtitkoev and the expensive, I've said. Yeah. Yeah. So you have to do it in the order.

What's the purpose? I'm going to have it in the highlight. This one, I'm going to have to do it. What's the first to say? Why? So let's say it's hard. It's hard. Healthy. You'll be healthy. How the majority of the grocery is unhealthy right now. I agree. That's a little around me. Align from healthy, Zagin. So you have to look around your first, as a... I couldn't have to listen to the business plan. You have to know the market a little bit. You have to do your own understanding of research. That's really big, guys. Stamps, you had the business owner had to sign individual, Baha'i, Gha'zagin, and Flusse, Gittin, Mose, Kenti, and Mose, Kenex, Gittin. So usually there's a business plan. You know the business plan. You start executing. I know it's Kenex, you need to know the guitar operator. You can start hiring the right people, putting everything in place and get it done. Build a business. Right? Doing the work or building a business. Branding comes in in business developments when you get a partner, someone to build the brand with you and to really understand the customer, the audience on that level, and to shape the messaging, and to shape the reality from the brand. This is the kicktows. And if you have a sound... And if you have a logo website... Basically, it's creative. Why? Why? Because that's the expression of the brand.

It's a visual. It's only what you see. Who's linked into them? Right. The other way around, it's choosing the price and choosing... For the price, the other thing, the price point. What shapes the product is. It's cheap, it's an issue. But if price is your value, you're going to compete at the bottom. Because the modern can buy the cheaper from the... So you have to have different unique selling points. There are different, that's called differentiation. You have to stand out on the markets. Again, a very good sign. And this is a much more element in building the brand. So there's a puzzle piece. You have to put together all the pieces in place. That it should work. So, it's a domahala. Step by step of how we do it. It's the purpose vision missions, understand it. What's the daily, what's waking you up in the morning? What are you going to do today to accomplish the goals? Vision is part of that. We understand you have to attach time to it. Three years, five years, ten years. Down the line, who they might. Right. So, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, who did you mention, but I'm going to put it together in a book. And I have it already. I have the full manuscript. Oh, branding and marketing. Of how creation comes

to the ten, the ten parts of creation if you did the Irish to the Basche of the world. So, it gets a sum of the marites and bereicers. By the way, bereicers are chattishers. So, they start the year. Yeah. The Irish is, but it's the beginning. When my hype turn on eyes, I say, it's bereicers, right? You're starting from the, so you have to go back and do your visuality, the Irish to go back. So, it's a little bizarre. So, you go through each part one by one and you really answer each question and you face it. And the reality is, at the all-search they get, you can invest in a writer. You do have to go find the funding. So, you can build the work of the brand and just, oh, my hello, my methodable figure it out. Go face it, the host is the girl. You can invest in it if you're not going to be able to be the operational. If you promise something in your brand and later you can deliver on it, you ruin your reputation in a second. So, the outcome is much worse. It's better not doing it. Why do we see brands a lot of times have multiple brands? You know, the Mz. Ersachmuld, they close it down. They stop it, they continue it. Is this a chassidisha joke? Is this a game-killy? Or is this a flop? How do you see this?

If we all know those companies, there's effinent companies, what's the point? Is there a point to it? Is there a smart move? Is it... I'm not sure what you mean. I don't know if it's a question. The Zeyerzah companies have a bunch of companies. To do a parent company. Right. And he opens up multiple brands. Correct. So, the first entry would be just you want to make money, okay? For Stai. But for Mz. Er, why doesn't it stick? Because he doesn't do the work of really understanding for the customer. That was it. He's just serving your own money, you're never going to get there. So, you have to think about the old trailer load. And the trailer. You have to put it together. You have to put both pieces in the parallel and put it together in a way that it should work. Ich gezog es unshaft, personality, the brand is a living thing. It's like a person, all the cop, the lawyer, all the hand will state, the fees will se gui. The other thing matches up, everything matches up to that. You have to, either part and building a brand is part of the Zakhend. Game, get the cases, what are you giving? What are you giving you delivering? You delivering more over the delivering, right? But sometimes over the delivering is niche gates. So you have to hold back. You can't do this.

You can do that. So it's an article by the way. There's a case that I can give you. You're working both sides of the coin. And it's something calls something. Some say yes or say no, right? Now an individual can they steal an entire company, I guess. It's a shame. It's a line in the book. 100%. And that's all by the way. He can't at all point of it. They can start asking themselves questions. OK, why am I doing what I'm doing? How am I going to do it? I always stand out. What's my mission, like you said, when my goal, my purpose vision, mission, the values. What are your principles that you're not going to move from? This principle, whether it's an ingredient, whether it's a, right? It looks healthy. So how far is healthy going to take? But it's in the protein. How far is the protein healthy or not? How much sugar do you put in? What's the level, right? You go up in the line. In line. So let's say Weber Media is do our vague, we saw it in the off-made, it's a brand. And besides the fact is, I have been involved in the face and identity and whatever.

Is there a way that I can say what's the mission, purpose, value? Yeah, right. So there's a reason why someone wants the brand. So this is a company that makes money, no problem. It's a business, organization, a business. They're not doing daily or living the brand. Most a lot of companies don't do it. They make nice money, they move on, continue. So do mention was willing and I'm so about to and this is the big difference between branding and marketing. Was the Hilly, mentioned will first time what's really the difference? How do you see the difference in branding and marketing? Like I'm a first time in a dynamic, yeah, it's a business owner, right? So you know a little bit, you guys can come up and say it. You can't even dig mass bizarre of the podcast, that's it. Can you say I'm going to fill up any rub? It's given that branding was the brand, was what it stands for. Like I said, the marketing is figuring out your market. The way K3E has a certain product in wechemine mentions the Alzheimer's disease. Very good. Marketing is also then the expression of it, right? Putting it into the emails, putting it into the as in the paper, that's marketing. Okay. It's the outcome of the brand. That's basically what it is.

Now there's two parts to it. When our salesperson goes out and starts selling you something, do you want to buy from him? I don't know. Usually hang up the phone on the salesperson. I mean a lot of people here. Like salesperson. Hello, y'all. Very nice, beautiful. There's something about a brand that can pull you in versus selling to you. When you do the work of branding and you really understand, you listen to the customer, is they're at C.A. The fascist of sedav, who's on the pain point, who's on the fears and who's bad at their making. Why is he really buying for you? Is he buying time? Is he buying your capacity, your capability? Does he want to make more? What's his goal? The fascist of the customer, the person that's buying, really buying, really what he needs. He's buying more of your thing and saving him time or whatever it is you're doing. You're shaping that, right? That's the work of branding. You're shaping that narrative and you package it nicely in a way and it's not packages in fluffy marketing, staham, hoge, manu, rach. It's real.

I'm delivering you a product and it has a certain step process. Why would you want to do that? The work of branding is that you should be able to scale. Because this is all the difference in personal brand when you have one person on one face, it stays stuck to that face. So if you want to scale it up, you want to open up a machine, the floodgates are going to open. You want to have thousands of customers, you want to go from 100 customers, a thousand customers. What's going to take you from point A to point B? What got you to point A is not going to get you to point B. You have to change something. Sometimes a scaling company is going to do the worker branding on identifying certain things, who are we catering to and who not. The Zougs Day 9 is sakhgring it because you right away automatically know nişteir, which means you can qualify someone so much faster. Or you can fill the shelves, you don't care about how, okay, it stops red because it's not relevant. You know you're not going to get a sale. If that's the goal of the business, you want to make money to bottom line a masa, the business has to be money making machine. That's the idea of a business. You want to make money, the business has to be profitable. Now, the person around it, the personal brand, if you have a face, you can scale the company

here. If you have the people and delegate correctly, you can do it. Look at a big company. You mentioned Elon Musk. He has multiple companies. How does he have every day? He sits in a different company, a different meeting. How does he do it? He has a team, he has people and he delegates, right? And it's organized out of 15,000 employees, whatever the number is. But it's the work of shaping who you are to really know how do you still have, you know, you have a tree, it's a little grass, it starts going with the wind. It's shaking. If you shake this way too much, it gets caught off. And that's where the company is closed because it just goes with the wind. The wind guy, the wind guy, the wind guy, the other one, I just held it like, how deep roots and you don't see the deep roots. You don't see it. That's the work of the person working on themselves over years. It's not something that happens overnight. They get you guys into the gym and pick up 250 pounds. You have to go training, years of training. It's a head end of it. And you have done this work, by the way, because the guy is in the cold plunge and most people can't walk into the cold plunge. You go in, you can see how people move in life.

And these guys, they're on the cold plunge and it's like, I managed, guys, they're on the toe. This is how this person moves in life. He's dipping his toe. I need to punch that out. Pugh. Punch that out. I got this. I got this. I got this. I get it. Jumped that out. So man, I walked that out. This is, when you look at that and you observe it, you see how people move in their reality and their life. It's like, it's an example, push it to happen and how long you stay and they relax is, the benefits and how everyone should have their own, those questions about it. But it's how you move and how you know, Viva, it was the push and it's training the mind, right? That's what the couple does. And the reason why I do it, Mama, is because I want to be a true of that I'm different, that I'm unique that I can do. But it's also training your mind to be able to handle more and have the capacity to do more. So when you have the deep roots, which no one sees, it kind of got to the same, come out. It's deep rooted in the floor and the boy came to those and started to grow. He said, boy, I'm just going to come back and grow. And I can climb those guys with the wind because you know who you are. It's halaysta. It's a star bench.

Well, so that's that's marketing pulls you in and branding pulls you in and marketing sell sales. So again, you have a sale person and you want to and branding supports the sale because I'm not the salesperson can turn on. He knows the brand. I've asked I this and it's a no brainer sale because you know you talk to the right person. Okay, let's go. I'm going to start now. I finally understand what branding is, but branding is identity, right? It's part of it because the visual expression is what connects it because it's connecting. You do the work. Imagine you have the roots and the tree and the apples fail that and those keep the lots of stuff. Boy, I was completely pink. Oh, it's wrong. It doesn't match those. Then it's wrong. You have to connect it to. Right. So they connections on gets freed from knowing something versus knowing something and actually knowing something to connect it. So I said, and this is where a lot of imbalance happens when you have a logo, but it doesn't represent the company. That's why everyone jumps, make me a logo, make me a new thing. It doesn't represent.

I look first represent yourself. Whose mind? Zander company. What does it mean? That's the work of branding and to get that. That's what you do. Right. You sit down. That's what I do. It's in some of our program. It's on our poor programs for different ways of doing it. But it's it's it's it's a you. You can go very deep or you can go light. So there's a lot of capacities to an eye-manager. I don't know if he wants to invest, but he wants to do a little bit. We can do something, right? Right. Look to me. He has 50 employees. You have to talk to 5, 10 people, 20 people. It's a very different way of looking at it and we've done it. Right. That was someone last week. He's 100 million. I think 100 million revenue. That's what they mentioned. Oh wow. It has to work on our company. It was not. He's a employees in every part of the brand is touching everyone at certain and a certain point, but you have to understand it. You have to know it. So it's different types of work and what you're doing and how you're doing the work. But understanding it, it's the same thing that happens in every company. It's the work of the person that's the founder or the owner or the CEO of the company. And this Oha Siprit conversation was the goal for the company. It's not time people have exit and I've done it.

We worked with companies that wanted to exit. They started the company just also to exit for something else. And I've done the whole thing around it, shaping it. Why? Because the value of the company goes up when you automatically show them, look, this is the program. This is the brand. That's how it feels. This is the customer, this is the value. Go some 30 million. It goes up to 50, 60 million. And that's what happened. Which is huge. So when Mahab days, it's not about what it looks like, what the logo is. It's not about the logo itself. It's what it represents. Right. So that's the first touch point that people see. I'm trying to think if I'm on point, you gave me a big compliment here because I feel that you're off. Mano sales are coming inwards. People are calling me. And they have this feeling as if I want to be known in the world out there. People make the most amount of noise, to be in the most profitable. I got to call Ellie Weber from Weber Media. It now makes sense. And it's literally what I do. I said these people up a LinkedIn. I give them an identity for their company or an Instagram.

And I give them a power to place where they can share and be relevant and potentially increase sales. It's a good product. And now I imagine he can replicate 10 Ls. So this is the habit in working on the, it's a logo and Wednesday side for nine because the logo doesn't represent one thing. But the feeling, the foundation, right. The values, you can replicate you. You're one in the world. It's not possible. So to have the brand versus you, it's everything. What do we serve? What do we serve? How do we do things? Building a sales team, building the infrastructure around it. It's part of the brand and makes it scalable. And you can service, I mean, tolls and businesses versus 20,000 businesses, whatever it is, whatever you go with. So you're telling me if I were to come to you, you don't just help me find the vision and the, and the business or who we are and what we are.

So you also kind of help shape the, the team and what it stands for, how it reacts to certain things. In a certain sense, and a certain sense, I'm not running a company for you. That's your company, your decision that you make. But I'm giving you an ability. But it was in the brand and casting me a song and let's say, from Hampton, Watter, you're doing all your communication on WhatsApp, do it on email because it's going to something. It's sometimes that might happen in a certain sense if I said it in a company. All the best things are in a way. And the best thing is that you do the job for someone to take a profile picture. 100%. Because that's the feeling of what's the world's gave. That's part of brand, that's part of the work of branding. How you represent your company, that's part of it. It's one aspect of what it is. Why? But it's a strategy. I'm a hull. How do you present the person that person has to be ready, the salesperson has to be ready to put themselves out there. Are they product, we often shelf, we so is all a slinging, we so let's liggin in a way, a section. Usually we can't control that. No, but you help identify. You have to identify how to do it. But this is distribution. You're going into very deep levels in the company, which is fine.

That's part of business. That's the business of the owner, the business has to do that. They have to identify it. Once you identify it, they know the work that they have to do to get to that. I'm not going to do that work, but we identify what they need for sure. As you said, the register, my request is a quick cool aid. As you say, it's in the snack aisle, mine is a comfortable snack for a shop. This is a hydration power. Electrolytes? Yeah, electrolytes for the washers. That's very good. In the health section, no, no air sugars. Nice. In the health section, it's very helpful. And so there you go, that's shaping your brain. So there you go. So we can control it, but we can give you the narrative of what this looks like. So at least, with social media, we'll just bring everything full circle, a bench cannot have gone off a platform, linked another Instagram and help help people understand at least what they stand for. What their brand is.

What are you doing? That's what he is. Yeah, but it was a game in the visual kind of steam. Morgan, Una Marosa and Sharon videos, other pictures, other messages that shows people were beneath so that when he does want to start the business, vice mentioned, are air. He is he's an honest guy. He's a funny guy. Sure. He's an knowledgeable guy. He's a hard person of branding. Right. I feel like I was going to show you what La Masa and the end of the day, he had the Zah shapes it like that. It comes back to it. It's the glauctich. This is the Zahshu and Ahab. Because Foyanki, Fahad, the Patgeist. Ah, Shoo. Wow. Venice. Wow. Yanki, what else are you? I'm thinking of those. I'm thinking of those.

I'm not specific. Again, we try to do our best. We do the best we can. Unless you have anything else to add. Okay. I always say, if there's enough of it, I'm going to say it's a little bit of a joke. But it's another hour. I always say, if there's enough comments, then that's a straight invitation for a part too. I'm going to give you a name. You want to say something? You want to say something? You put a video of me eating healthy. Yeah. I remember that. Yeah. It's a whole different conversation. Right. You're very in hell now. I'm into it. I live it. And it's a work-life balance. What's the man? It's a work-life balance. It's almost impossible to have a work-life balance. And that's the concept conversation. It's not work-life balance. It's integration. How do you work and integrate into your life to work? Usually, this is the mosaic and mardiophon.

It's part of integration. It's not a balance. It's a ruckian balance. It's never going to be balanced. The equal scales. He can't balance the scales. You can't do it. So you have to integrate. So how do you integrate it more? So you have to create the habits. It's a candle-labe mosaic. And this is part of routine. You have to build your routine and do it. So living in a certain way of going to the gym, eating clean and healthy, eating clean, a clean desk is a sign of a clean mind. It was a maroof. What was your roof? A humanized mega. Wow. Ayesenba. Here you go. So again, it's something that it's very important because some people need that to be able to turn on the engine for something else. If someone doesn't have a driver, something is living on a lift and on the conscious level. In a kind of energy, you can't let go or you can't go past something or look past something. The second the hype is to eat and clean.

Your body becomes clean and your house is not clean mind. So when you have the energy and you have it, there you go. There you go. Ayesenba. Ayezme. Ayezme. Ayezme. Ayezme. Ayezme. Is that the Kim and his name for yourself? Got it. We'll leave it at that. Yankee. Thanks a million. I feel like I learned a lot tonight as I've spoken with the Zon. And I appreciate you giving your time, sharing it to the world. People really, by lektzach the fingers, metazashmi. Because it gives people knowledge, it gives people information. And I, for the business belt and I, for the mentions, and I came in just for the knowledge, just my red wing, I see this, my zachem. So, What's the sign of porn, so listen, as the integration part, because lemasam, I can't read and I didn't. But you have to look at yourself, look at yourself. Yeah. Why do you want out of life? We vaat, we'll start snoring, we vaat was the feel na zach. We vaat was the tina zach. For how full of an experience do you want to experience?

So, when you integrate it, this is the work of every person individual and everyone according to their level, whatever they want to do and how they want to go about it, it's something to do. Right. May tshem. Thank you. Yeah, that's, excuse me. Yeah, thank you. I really appreciate it. And I hope that everybody integrates in their life and actually takes action of integrating and choosing a life that is meaningful to them. Find your brand identity and be and live yourself. That is, I think, the biggest message that I can leave you with tonight. It was amazing. Yeah. Reminder, Jevra, to like the episode, super like, always helps us out. Share it with a friend that can enjoy the episode. People hype up the episode that's a new feature on YouTube. You can hype an episode so that more people see it. Obviously, subscribe to the channel. We really want to hit 10,000 subscribers. We're climbing closely to that number. So every subscriber means the world. And make sure to join the membership if you haven't.

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