September 29, 2025 • 43 mins
Former Tony Robbins top trainer David Colcott shares the keys to real transformation—why success without soul leaves us empty, how subconscious programming directs 95% of our outcomes, and how we can create who we are through identity shifts, emotional healing, and purposeful action. Learn about his “Swords of Illumination,” and how to live in alignment, not autopilot.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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Speaker 3 (00:31):
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you have or even what you've accomplished. It's about what
you've done with those accomplishments. It's about who you've lifted up,
who you've made better. It's about what you've given back.
Denzel Washington, Welcome to Inspire Vision. Our sole purpose is
to elevate the lives of others and to inspire you
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to do the same.
Speaker 4 (00:54):
David, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 2 (00:56):
Doctor done. Thanks so much for having me.
Speaker 4 (00:58):
Hey, I really acite. You know, you've got such an
interesting background, and I know there's going to be some
fascinating topics, but you know, I know that, for instance,
you you were a main trainer for Tony Robbins, weren't you. Yeah, Well,
and so give the audience kind of a little bit
of background about yourself and how you went from this
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to that to where you've developed this company now that
works not only with businesses, but with also individuals, share
with the audience.
Speaker 5 (01:28):
That sure going back to my roots, and it's important
to understand that because I grew up in the place
called the Florida Keys, and those are little dots on
the end of Florida. If you haven't been there, please
do yourself a favor and get to that little islands
that are down there. Is just magnificent place and it
really is a big recreational area for trusts. So all
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the people that were coming down and we were in
the service business. I was on the dive boat and
dove most of my life, spear fishing, fishing things like that.
But the amount of people that I met it was
amazing because they were all coming from different walks of life.
They all made their money if they will, if you will,
and they were coming down to vacation and I got
a chance to, really I didn't know it, but interview
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people at a very high level of success. And that's
what started me on my journey. Is like, this is
fascinating because a lot of my friends weren't being successful.
They were working their butts off. They were really good people.
I mean they give you their shirt on the back,
but they weren't being successful. And I was like, I've
been told my whole life that if you're just good,
you work hard, you're going to be successful. That's not
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been my experience this lifetime. As a matter of fact,
my parents were some of the most loving people I've
met on this planet, and they did not reach the
kind of level of success that I always wanted for
my life. So I knew there was a difference. So
I got involved at you know, financed at the university level,
got involved in politics, banking, then in real estate. It
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was the business manager for the number one selling real
estate an agent in the world. I went to work
for Tony Robbins and I started my company twenty seven
years ago with this idea that if you're really going
to really understand how to become successful in this lifetime,
was there a pattern, was there a blueprint?
Speaker 2 (03:13):
Was there a way that we could do that? And
that's when my study has been for the last twenty
seven years.
Speaker 4 (03:18):
Well, and you know, you talk about success, and what
comes to my mind is, particularly living here in Thailand,
you know, I think the average monthly income is, if
they're lucky, about five hundred dollars a month. And yet
I see people who are so happy, and you know,
and so when we talk about success, I think so
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often and rightfully. So you know, to a large degree,
success is related to income and all of that type
of thing. But how would you define success? Because I
know you not only work with businesses very successfully, but
also with individuals.
Speaker 2 (03:58):
Absolutely.
Speaker 5 (03:59):
As matter of fact, was that took probably a long
time to really Samurai. Success is the name of our company,
so we had success right in our names. So people
were always asking me what is your definition success? And
years ago it was material things and money and you know,
all the wealth and cars and houses and what mattered
was matter. And I will tell you that when I
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was in Miami Beach selling real estate, I was driving
a five sixty s me Mercedes. I was living in
a three and a half million dollar house. I was
living on the top of the world. We're traveling around
the worlds in seminars. People were ranting and raving, they
wanted our autographs, and I was so miserable. Doc, I
was miserable, and I was like, this can't be what
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this is all about. And I'm very thankful today. I
wasn't thankful at the time, but I'm very thankful today.
The universe just threw this amazing example of me going,
you're on the wrong path, man, there's something else here,
and so really looking at that. So when you really
start taking a look at success, it doesn't matter how
you want to define it.
Speaker 2 (05:01):
It has to have one element. That element is it
has to be duplicatable.
Speaker 5 (05:08):
If you do success one time, you can't call it success,
you call it luck. In order for something to be successful,
you've got to be able to duplicate it.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
Over and over again.
Speaker 5 (05:18):
And that's where understanding how this place really works and
the structure of success is what's the most important thing,
not the thing you get from it.
Speaker 4 (05:27):
So when people are not that wealthy, they don't have
that many things, and yet you could deem them success.
What would be the elements for those people where they
could honestly say to themselves and others, yes, I have
a successful life.
Speaker 5 (05:45):
So there's a great book called Flow, and that is
exactly the best answer I've ever seen when it comes
to truly successful people, and that is they're so in
love with what they're doing, that they're in flow of things,
just masterful about it. And I'm in awe when I
watch people do this, and it doesn't matter what they're doing,
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you could just there's a frequency that comes from it.
There's an energy that comes from the doc that just
is fascinating to me. And this, you know, we call
this mastery, but it really is about flow. And that
flow is where you just really get into a place
and you don't care who's looking at you, you don't
care what other people think, you don't even care what
you think about it. You're just so excited about what
you're doing that that really shows up in everything. You
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actually imbue greatness into that by how you're feeling. The
same thing happens when you're angry and when you're not happy,
you imbue everything you're doing with that same emotional frequency.
So true success, from my perspective, my opinion, is when
someone really can duplicate things over and over again and
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be in flow.
Speaker 4 (06:51):
Well, you know, you mentioned ego, and well you didn't
mention ego, but you mentioned things. And you know, there's
a great book out there that talks about ego and
how that can be a very damaging and have a
very damaging effect on us if we allow the ego
to control us in a particular way. What are your
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thoughts about ego and how does that compare to what
you would refer to as the source of soul.
Speaker 5 (07:22):
So ego is such an important part, and you know,
the ego gets a bad rep and it's deserves it
because a lot of the things you can see that
are happening on the planet that we would say aren't
really representation of who we are are designed by the ego.
There's no doubt about it. The love of money, hurting
other people, all the things we could go through.
Speaker 2 (07:41):
But you said it so beautifully.
Speaker 5 (07:42):
When the ego uses you, it's a very different experience
than when you.
Speaker 2 (07:47):
Use your ego.
Speaker 5 (07:48):
And that's what we really coach people through is that
you have another part of you that we've forgotten about,
and that's your soul, your divinity, and that's a source
of how you can actually create things in this lifetime.
So if you use your ego or your ego uses you,
you're going to create a certain experience. If you use
your soul or your soul uses you, you're going to
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have a very different experience. What we really teach here
at Sammary Success is how to integrate both your soul
and your ego into a meaningful life, purpose driven life.
And not a lot of people talk about that because
we want to push one away and not do the other.
If you just play at the soule level in this
physical plane and you meditate and do great breath work
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and eat really well, if you sit around all day
long doing those kind of things, people show up and.
Speaker 2 (08:34):
Start taking your furniture. And that's not easy to do, right.
Speaker 4 (08:41):
You know, as a matter of fact, you know, I normally,
I normally will you know, meditate every day. And I
was just thinking about that the other day. For the
last couple of weeks, I've been so busy that I
have not meditated. And you know, I can use that
as an excuse because quite frankly, you can always find time.
But you know, you talk about ego, you talk about
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the soul, and you know there's a lot of people
that might look at that going yeah, yeah, yeah, kind
of really, but when you talk about the soul and
then you talk about you know, there's the soul, there's
the ego. But in between covering that soul, there are
so many issues that have occurred because of childhood trauma
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or whatever it happens to be, or our perception of
what's going on or what's been said to us as children,
that that starts to kind of cover. I kind of
use the example of the mirror you're you know, you're
in the bathroom and you've just showered and you're wanting
to shave or whatever, and the mirror is just totally
you can't see anything, so you have to start wiping
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and wiping and wiping until you get a clear view.
And I look at that as though, you know, here's
all of these emotional imprints that have been put on us,
uh and a lot of them have nothing to do
with our choice, and yet what we see as reality
in our lives is like a mirror that's totally fogged up.
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And how do you help people? And it's fascinating to
me that as you're working with individuals and you're also
working with businesses, and obviously we're talking about individuals, but
what I want you to kind of bring that into
the business too, because what I found when I was
working with small businesses as a consultant was that so
often if you could teach a principle in business, it
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also created the same principle in life.
Speaker 2 (10:37):
Absolutely great.
Speaker 5 (10:38):
Matter of fact, we have this illusion that we all
live under called this thing of separation, the illusion of
separation where you know business and then we got our
personal lives and we got this and we imagine ourselves
being able to compartmentalize so much stuff.
Speaker 2 (10:52):
Truth is, what you do.
Speaker 5 (10:54):
In one area of your life, you usually do in
the other part of your life.
Speaker 2 (10:57):
You're just not conscious of it.
Speaker 5 (10:58):
So bringing that awareness to business owners first. Second part
is once people understand that I don't care how much
money you make. Can we work with very high end,
top line ape ti personalities that run massive businesses and
they are go getters, But the very first thing they
have to remember is that they're human, just like us,
and that starts putting things into perspective and being human
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allows you to have access to your ego and your soul.
And so many of the problems that we're dealing with
in this physical plane have been manifested because we keep
using our ego as a source to solution. When people
see that actually using your soul for source of solution,
and how dramatic things change for the long term not
the short term. Ego is very good at the short term,
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but long term, the soul is incredible and it's a
great source. And so when you can tap into that
inside of you as a human being, you get access
to what quantum mechanics called the world of pure potentiality.
And you can actually take that information from this library
of information and you can pull that information into this
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physical realm heaven on Earth if you will, and you
can pull solutions. And I would say you business owners
want solutions, world class solutions, Well.
Speaker 2 (12:15):
How about soul.
Speaker 5 (12:16):
Class solutions, because that's where you can get those from
and when you can learn to get your ego out
of the way.
Speaker 2 (12:22):
And by the way, Joseph Campbell's work.
Speaker 5 (12:24):
Around covering the Golden Buddha the hero's journey is very
much like you said with your fogged mere kind of
beautiful analogy, Doc. I love that because that's exactly what's happening.
And until you can take all that literally crap off
of you that you've covered yourself up with and other
people have helped cover you up with. Until you can
get that stuff off, you can't get yourself out of
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the way enough to get access to that soul because
your ego wants to protect you, it wants to keep
you safe.
Speaker 2 (12:50):
It's this job.
Speaker 5 (12:51):
So if it has all this trauma that you're still
dealing with and you haven't healed that, then you're going
to take that into the marketplace. You're going to take
that into your business. You're going to take that home
to your family. And the amazing thing about that is
you can't give something away you don't possess. So if
you have nothing but anger, that's what you're going to
share with the world. If you've got nothing but peace,
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that's what you're going to share with the world. If
you really want to be successful in this lifetime, understanding
that concept, if you want to make sure there's brownies
at the Christmas party, what do you have to bring
to the Christmas party?
Speaker 4 (13:25):
Brownies?
Speaker 5 (13:26):
And by understanding that clearing that stuff up, dealing with
that stuff in the past, allows you to be doing
something like you and I are doing right now, being present.
Speaker 4 (13:35):
Yes, yes, well, you know you talk about that and
you talk about, you know, cleaning up that mirror, and
I think a lot of people are not quite sure
how that happens. And I know that you have a
certification in LP or a linguistic programming which is used
for many things including sales, that it's also used to
help people start to clear the mirror a bit. And
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if you work for Tony Robbins, and I know you
did some behavioral analysis as far as personality types and
so forth, and there are other tools also, So what
have you found with those tools that you have developed
that help people for instance NLP or personality profiling or
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those type of things, or even and we taught you
were talking about the emotions when we look at and
I think there's been a couple of individuals that have
really created these emotional charts of levels, and I think
at the one Abraham, the emotional chart where and I
find it fascinating because it's so true that some people
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are stuck below a certain point and they just remain,
as you said, in anger, or they remain in frustration,
or they remain in victimhood. And how to help people
elevate that, how to help them clean up the mirror?
What have you found in your experience and do you
have any stories that you can share about using the
tool that you have at your disposal to help people
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start to clear that up and start to really be
able to even reach their soul so that they can
start to develop from that process.
Speaker 5 (15:13):
One of the most fascinating things I've learned along my
journey is that the two parts of your brain conscious
part of your brain, the unconscious or subconscious part of
your brain. And what I didn't realize is everything I
was manifesting in my life, and by the way, you
and I do the same thing.
Speaker 2 (15:28):
We're human. We do this.
Speaker 5 (15:30):
Ninety five percent of the things that you and I
are attracting, manifesting, creating, discovering in our own lives comes
from a part of our brain. Ninety five percent of
it is being generated from your subconscious part of your brain.
This is neuroscience. This isn't woo woo spiritual kind of stuff.
This is science that we are now becoming aware.
Speaker 2 (15:50):
Of how powerful we are. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 5 (15:53):
That means this conversation you and are having is a
very conscious conversation. Conscious conversations do not change programming, and
programming is what you need to change. So imagine there's
a thermostat. Oh, you're subconscious that if you set it
at seventy degrees and then all of a sudden it
starts getting too hot. Well, that thermostat tells the cooling system, Hey,
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it's too hot in here.
Speaker 2 (16:17):
We're going to cool things down.
Speaker 5 (16:19):
If that same thermostat gets too cold, all of a sudden,
it says, hey it's too cold. That's heat things up,
and you start recognizing a pattern of waves. And by
the way, as I'm doing this, I'm hoping the audience
is really, have you ever seen your behaviors do that?
Have you ever started reaching a goal and all of
a sudden self sabotaged. Yeah, imagine that seventy degrees is
now seventy thousand dollars of income, and all of a
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sudden you start making eighty thousand, and all of a sudden,
your brain goes, we're too hot.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
We got to cool.
Speaker 5 (16:46):
Things down, and it does. And then all of a
sudden you get down to sixty thousand dollars a year,
and it goes, hey, this is not enough. It's we
got to heat things up. We got to go, go, go,
and you do, and there's this pattern. What I'm suggesting
is that the things that are going on in our
world are actually being attracted by your own self programming,
and until we change that, you give yourself permission to
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change that, then the universe is going to keep sending
you exactly what your programming is designed.
Speaker 2 (17:15):
To do well.
Speaker 4 (17:16):
And it's interesting. You know people talk about free will agency.
You know, we have the choice, and I look at
that and I think, whoaoa whoa Wait a minute, because
you hit a self. You know, ninety five percent is subconscious.
Guess what. Until we look at that, acknowledge it, recognize it,
and work on it, we don't have free will. We
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are being controlled by our subconscious.
Speaker 5 (17:42):
Yes, we're forget about all these conspiracy things like the
Five Families and all these craziness.
Speaker 2 (17:47):
It's me controlling me.
Speaker 5 (17:50):
Here's where free will comes into that concept of programming.
What I didn't realize is that I'm not here to
discover who I am. I'm not here to go find
it like it's an odyssey or something else. I'm here
actually to create who I am. And when you study
successful people like we do here at Samurai Success, you
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start seeing that the people that are being successful in
this physical plane are very clear about who they are,
and they cannot be talked out of who they are
by anyone, including themselves. And that's where you see programming
really kick in because there's a lot of people out
there using a lot of discipline or ritual or motivational
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strategies or just free you know, just their willpower to
be able to make things happen. But successful people are
very steadily just gaining ground all the time because they're
being congruent with who they say they are and the
behaviors that go along with that. And that congruency is
what's rewarded.
Speaker 2 (18:52):
By the universe.
Speaker 4 (18:54):
Well, and as you shared in your own in your
own journey, you know how you were making a tremendous
amount of money, you had all all these wonderful things
that showed everyone how successful you were, and you were
not happy. And as you work with business leaders and
as you work with individuals, how often do you see that?
And how do you help them to become How do
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you help them to take control and literally change from
still being successful but having a different perspective of success.
What do you do for them? And are there any stories?
I love for some stories, if you have any that
you can tell without names and so forth, that you
know you've worked with where people can see the dramatic
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change it can occur.
Speaker 5 (19:41):
So I'll use one for me that's a positive one.
It's not a negative one, if you will. But when
I was younger, you couldn't get me to read to
save my life. You just you couldn't. And one of
the things that I've learned of this lifetime is that
my behaviors create my results. Results over time create my destiny.
And I was missing such a huge opportunity to be
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able to really take my knowledge base and really expand
it and change my experience and really get out there
and really start interacting with people differently because I wasn't reading.
So I went in and changed my programming to love
to read. And now you can't. You won't find me
in a restaurant or emails or at ten o'clock tonight
when I get off this call, I'm going to go
read for a couple of hours because it's just become
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such a big part of who I am.
Speaker 2 (20:27):
And that's a huge shift.
Speaker 4 (20:29):
So I want you to.
Speaker 5 (20:30):
Imagine there's something in your life that you know that
if you could, just if you're in real estate, for example,
but you just can't make those phone calls, you just
hate it, right, But you know, following up with your
clients is such an important part of the behavior that
creates the results you're after. If you can't change your
belief about that behavior, you're never going to do it.
And if you do start doing the behavior because you've
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learned from a coach or other talking heads on you know,
social media, say you got to do this, and you
go do it, you're using willpower to make that happen.
And if you ever have read a book angry, it'd
be like, you know, I'm reading this, but it doesn't
get in. It's the same thing with your customers. You're
making the phone calls. Now you're doing the behavior, but
your belief doesn't support that. And that incongruency is the
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opposite of what their universe rewards. The universe rewards.
Speaker 2 (21:19):
Congruency of your beliefs and your behaviors.
Speaker 4 (21:22):
Well, and as we talk about behavior and talk about
you know that subconscious creating or behaviors which creates the results.
And you know, as I was working with very small businesses,
never to your level, you know, one of the things
I talk about is, you know, let's look at what
are you trying to achieve, and let's go back and
back and work backwards instead of forwards to the point
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where okay, what do you have to change within your
belief system and what do you have to change internally
in order to do that. I had a friend and
a client that was just making really you know, it
was so frustrating, and he came to me. He says,
he says, I'm just making such stupid decisions, and he
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says I can't figure it out, and I go, okay,
so listen. So we use him NLP and we went
back and went back to his childhood and discovered that
there was a time that he had in school really
been quote bullied by the teacher and told that he
was His perception was, you know, he was stupid, he
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was he was no good. And once we cleared that
up and refrained that to understand that, okay, it's the
teacher that's stupid and is a bully, all of a
sudden he changed his whole approach. Is in his company,
he started making more money than he had ever made,
and it had everything to do with going back and
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changing that programming that he had experienced. So the challenge
I think for people, I look at it as an addiction.
You know, we talked about alcohol, tobacco, drugs, all those addictions.
I look at our behavior based on those subconscious imprints
as an addiction, and how on earth do you help someone,
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because you know how difficult it is to overcome an addiction.
How do you help someone that says, okay, I'm going
to do this, and you say, all right, well this
is what you need to do. You need to read more,
you need to do this, and they start to do
it and then they stop. And why because that subconscious
is stronger than this intentional consciousness that they're trying to do.
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How do you help people to change the weight to
the point where they really start to overcome that subconscious
This has been our quest for the last twenty seven years,
and even longer I didn't realize it was on the
path of that.
Speaker 5 (23:49):
So there's four major ways that you can actually change
your subconscious several we've already talked about. Hypnosis is a
big one of those, and some hypnosis works on some
people and is't. NLP PSYCHK are both great technologies to
be able to help people make that change. Practice is
the big one we'd study here at Samurai success when
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you practice something over and over again, because there's an
adage others says practice makes perfect. Yes, we know that's
not accurate. We know that practice makes permanent, and so
when you practice something really good, you're practicing something permanent's
going to last. When you practice something really poorly, you're
practicing for permancy for poor results. Like that gentleman making
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poor decisions. That was his practice, but it stemmed. Here's
the really cool part that you tapped into, which is
this next one, which is about being in love. Love
takes that dynamic of five percent you know, manifestation and
ninety five percent of manifestation, and it turns.
Speaker 2 (24:47):
It's on its head.
Speaker 5 (24:48):
You actually when you're in love with another person or
with yourself or with what you're doing, it takes your
ability to take your conscious part of your brain and
you start manifesting from that ninety five percent of the time.
It's called the honeymoon effect. It's beautiful to watch, but
it's very short lived for most people.
Speaker 2 (25:07):
So we took all four of.
Speaker 5 (25:08):
Those elements and we then created a new technology we
call the IMS Studio, and that's what we.
Speaker 2 (25:13):
Work here with our clients side.
Speaker 5 (25:15):
So even though they're business owners and they're doing all
this great you know things with Roald material stuff. Once
you have an identity about who you are. It focuses
the lens of that identity on everything you do. And
so that gentleman that you talked about in the past
created or helped from the teacher created a self identity
about he was not smart, he was stupid, and that
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moved forward all the way through and that lens that
we're talking about. So if I said to you, hey,
I'm a glass half empty person or I'm a glass
half full person, either one of those identities are going
to create two different realities, experiences, results.
Speaker 2 (25:54):
And destiny.
Speaker 5 (25:55):
Your identity creates all those things. And that identity has
either been created by you, which we teacher at Samurai
success or it's been created by others.
Speaker 4 (26:07):
Yeah, and that's where you're taking control. And I think
that's so important to realize that you have the ability
to be in control rather than to be in the
effect of external sources. Said sir, Well, yeah, that's fascinating.
And you know, it's interesting to me that you know,
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you talk about the activity that if you keep doing,
you keep doing, you keep doing, you know, and I
get into this whole point of you know, and it's
kind of a contradiction there because if you keep doing,
I've always asked the question, did this individual do what
he did so he could become or did he do
what he did because he was, as you said, the
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I am. And And yet we talk about neuroscience, and
you know, again, as we think about those imprints, what
we've done is we have created neurological pathways in our
brain that becomes an addiction. That's just how we're going
to respond. That's just how we're going to respond. And yet,
as you talk about changing that consciously by starting to
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do things a little bit differently, aren't you really changing
the neural pathways or at least setting them aside and
creating stronger ones That now become a habit. But it's
a habit now of positivity rather than subconscious negativity.
Speaker 2 (27:31):
That's the beautifulness.
Speaker 5 (27:32):
And forgive me for those people who are dealing with
some really big addictions that are listening to this. That's
the power of understanding addictions. Once you understand addictions, right,
we get addicted to drugs, we get ad directed to alcohol,
and I could go through a list of things. You
can also be addicted to being successful. You can also
be addicted to be able to go into the gym.
You could also be addicted to eating really really good
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stuff for your body. Use that addiction as opposed to
your addiction. Using you, you're on the path of very
different level of success.
Speaker 4 (28:03):
Yes, and I love that there are positive addictions, and
you know the challenge. The challenge when you get into
the negative addictions is that it isn't the addiction itself.
It's something even deeper subconsciously that has created a need
to cover through the use of drugs or alcohol or
whatever that happens to be. And so it isn't just
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a matter of overcoming the addiction. It's in order to
do that, you've got to figure out what's the root.
Speaker 5 (28:33):
Cause let's imagine that you're going along and all of
a sudden, this this emotion comes up. And by the way,
there's thirty four thousand different emotions that we could deal with, right,
most of us know about six of.
Speaker 2 (28:45):
Them, right, we do over and over again. We're addicted
to six.
Speaker 5 (28:49):
So let's imagine that your body has this amazing feedback
loop that says, whenever your beliefs do not support and
are not congruent, they're not in integrity with your behaviors.
Your beliefs and your behaviors are not in alignment. There's
a very specific emotion that happens. It's called suffering. Suffering
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is your body telling you, hey, your beliefs and your behaviors.
Speaker 2 (29:16):
Are not in alignment.
Speaker 5 (29:18):
Most of us want to suppress that suffering, as opposed to, hey,
this is just an alarm clock. There's something I want
to change here, There's something I want to do differently here,
and that all of a sudden we surpress, suppress that
suffering by using some kind of addictive thing to cover
it up, And all of a sudden, that alignment becomes
bigger and bigger and bigger, and it just becomes out
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of control. We start losing purpose, we start losing faith. Hopelessly,
everything else kicks in there. So there's a real doom
loop that happens when you get into that kind of
cycle of things. So it works positively and negatively. But
if you can take control over it, you can decide
that future.
Speaker 4 (29:58):
Well, I mean, you mentioned purpose. You know what comes
to my mind because I've interviewed so many people to
talk about where you need to find your purpose? And again,
you know the question that comes to my mind is
do you just have to really focus on I need
to find my purpose. I need to find my purpose,
or as you start to become, as you start to
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really come from the soul, that your purpose reveals itself.
Speaker 5 (30:27):
And it's so fascinating because I know we talk on
these great concepts like that was so beautifully said. What
I'm going to suggest to you is that I understand
this from a due perspective, because this is what I've
been studying for so many years, and it's going to
sound so easy, and it's not.
Speaker 2 (30:43):
It's a lot of work.
Speaker 5 (30:45):
What I'm suggesting to you is that there's this realm
of pure potentiality.
Speaker 2 (30:49):
All possibilities of.
Speaker 5 (30:50):
You being homeless, being rich, being president of the United States,
and every single other potentiality exists in this realm. And
what attracts that particular particle of possibility to you is
the frequency that you're emulating. And that frequency you're emulating
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comes from this Your identity over time creates consistency. Consistency
over time creates congruency. Congruency over time creates coherence, and
coherence over time creates a frequency, and that frequency is
the focal point of your attractive factor. You individually are
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attracting things into your life based upon that frequency. So
if you do not know who you are, then you're
creating just the opposite of that.
Speaker 4 (31:44):
Well, and I think that's for someone to suddenly become
aware if they can just sit back for a minute,
you know, or you know, as I've heard so many
times and talked about it, step outside of yourself, you know,
if you can step outside of yourself, observe what are
you experiencing and recognize that you're a magnet. As you say,
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the frequency that you were putting out is drawing in
the similar frequency. And if it's not what you want,
guess what, it's your responsibility to change it. No one
else can change it for you. You can blame this,
you can blame that, but the reality is that frequency.
And I think quantum physics has become such an fascinating
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study and scientific validity to understand these things.
Speaker 5 (32:35):
Yes, and that's so Beautibley said, is that you're not
here discovering your destiny. You're actually attracting your destiny and
that's all based upon who you say you are. And
if that identity has been created by other people, then
other people are actually creating your destiny for you, and
you're probably not going to like that get back and
control take that response.
Speaker 2 (32:54):
But and it's hard.
Speaker 5 (32:56):
I know, a Doc, I know what I'm saying so effortlessly,
but I've been studying this for so long. I'm on
the other side of it, and I'm just sharing with
you that I hear you. But there's another way, and
that other way is really taking a different control and
creating a totally different experience that most of us say
that we really are after.
Speaker 4 (33:16):
Well, and I love how you use an example. We
are either creating ourselves or someone else is creating it,
and I look at that. You know, I've interviewed a
people recently that talk about imposter syndrome and their definition is,
you know, I'm a failure and they try to goog
but I'm always a failure and I look at it
and go No. Impostor syndrome to me is that you
are living someone else's life. Someone else is controlling your
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life because of those subconscious beliefs. They're literally doing that.
So you know, not reading my mind, Doc, we won't
get into that. But anyway, you've written a book, Swords
of Elimination. Talk about the book a little bit and
what motivated you to and what's the main point of.
Speaker 5 (34:01):
The book are multiple points of the book, so we've
been talking about the main focal point of the book
the whole time. As a matter of fact, this book
is my understanding about all the different elements that make
up what we call programming. And there are in the
first book six swords, and you learn about the seventh one,
and we're writing the second book now. But combined there
are our coaching.
Speaker 2 (34:22):
System, which creates twelve swords.
Speaker 5 (34:24):
While I say create, we've understood that we've downloaded twelve
different elements that really make up this subconscious programming. And
once you understand those, you can pick and choose about
which ones to work from and start seeing the changes
for yourself, because none of this is going to matter.
All this conceptional stuff you and I were talking about,
Doc won't matter until you have your own, personal, verified experience.
But that's what's so great about the book is that
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in the book, it isn't me telling you something. It's
about a fable, a great story of a young man
who wants to be able to become what he knows
is being samurai. And early in my life had so
many wonderful people, Like I said, growing up in the
Keys and all these mentors and people sharing me stuff,
but I will never forget the person who said, the
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greatest life you could ever live, You have my attention.
Speaker 4 (35:09):
Go.
Speaker 2 (35:11):
He says was being in service of others.
Speaker 5 (35:14):
Samurai loosely translated means in service of others. So this
is where the concept came from being samurai truly being
in service. And here at Samurai Success, we teach people
about how to get the hell out of your own
way so you can truly be in service to others,
and then download from that source that pure potentiality, and
that book is really maybe our first awareness about really
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how to make those changes.
Speaker 4 (35:39):
Well, and you talk about the twelve swords, and I
don't know if you have those memorized, but could you
share very quickly and briefly what those swords are. Obviously
someone's going to have to read the book to understand
the depth of it, but on the surface, what are
those swords?
Speaker 5 (35:57):
So let's go with this is the very first and
I will talk about maybe three even if we have time,
but the very first sword is the sword of identity.
Right from the beginning, everything you and I have been
talking about is this sets the stage for everything. If
you do not know who you are, or someone else
has created who you are and you're living that life.
Knowing what you want in this physical plane is own
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nearly impossible. It's only until you really understand who you are.
When this doesn't change, what you want doesn't keep changing.
And I meet people all the time, they're all indecisive,
they procrastinate. Well, that's exactly who you actually are in
your programming. Your subconscious programming is telling you that's your identity.
That's why you're living it perfectly. You're living it by design.
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And so once you understand that, you go, I would
like to change my results, Well, then you have to
change your belief about who you are, which.
Speaker 2 (36:48):
Is your identity.
Speaker 5 (36:49):
The second one really is about understanding roles and distinctions.
So you have this identity, but you also have role
distinctions throughout your life, like I'm not a coach all
the time. I have to go home and I'm a husband,
or I'm a friend or I'm a lover, and if
I'm a coach in any of those other areas, I'm
going to be in a lot of trouble. So having
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those role distinctions apart from my identity is something really important.
And this the book goes through really clear examples about
how to really take that and how to make it practical.
Speaker 4 (37:21):
Okay, And what's the third sword?
Speaker 5 (37:23):
A sword is about a thing about outcomes. So the
sword of outcomes you said it earlier. Once you understand
what it is you're really after, you can actually work
backwards and be able to say, Okay, if that's the
result I'm after, then certain behaviors are going to help
me get that result sooner. For example, reading, like we
talked about earlier, is going to help me with a
knowledge base that I need to be able to get
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to that level of success that I want to be
able to do, and not reading is not. It's going
to slow me down. So reading is the behavior that's
going to get me to the results. What is the
belief I have to have about reading? Well, if I
continue to my belief about reading that I don't like it,
guess what, I'm not going to do it. But if
I can teach myself to fall in love with reading,
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then you're not going to be able to stop me.
And I can change my programming to believe I love
something that I didn't used to like. Broccoli is next
on my list?
Speaker 4 (38:14):
Well, you know, what's fascinating is curiosity. Is you talk
about reading, which is an element of curiosity to learn more,
and so often, as I've talked to different people about this,
curiosity is such an important element in order to make
that change. But you know, you talk about the twelve
swords in the book, but you also have mentioned something
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about five questions that we all have to answer in
this lifetime and.
Speaker 5 (38:41):
How do we answer those? And what are those questions?
So the very first one is who am I? Is
the very first question you have to ask as a
human being. So the five primary questions that go along
with that, So who am I? Where did I come from?
And by the way, if you believe you came from
an evolutionary process of being from animals, and that's where
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EGO would say, hey, by the way, this body is
based upon animal DNA, there's no doubt about it. But
there's also the soul component here, and that's the differentiation.
I don't have to let my animal side dictate what
I'm going to do. I have the soul that I
can use to be able to say, yes, I would
do that from an animal perspective, but I can choose
something differently.
Speaker 2 (39:23):
That's that free will aspect that you and I were
talking about.
Speaker 5 (39:25):
Okay, that third question, why am I here? This is
the grand question of all philosophers. And when you understand
that we're really here from a soul perspective to be
able to have experiences of things, not knowledge based or
any of those other things. It's truly about understanding experiences.
So who I am? Where did I come from? Why
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am I here? Where is this location? I'm located in
this physical plane called the Earth, And in this physical
plane there's a lot of dichotomy that happens, the law
of contrast, the ups and the Allen's lefts and the rights,
and we have this unbelievable ability to have a superpowers
human beings to create meaning behind stuff. That means that
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if it's up or down, I get to choose the
meaning behind things. And then the fifth question is, now
that I know those other four questions, what do I
plan to do with all those? And that's where your
life purpose really comes through.
Speaker 4 (40:22):
Yeah, and that's where you're taking personal responsibility also times
and realizing that you know what I can choose. I
can create and as I love the concept, I can
write my own movie. I can create the movie of
my life if I choose to.
Speaker 5 (40:41):
If I could just say one another thing about that,
is that not what can.
Speaker 2 (40:44):
You do it?
Speaker 5 (40:45):
You are doing that. Yes, you cannot avoid this. If
your life is a comedy or it's a trauma or
a drama or any you are creating it and.
Speaker 2 (40:58):
You can change that if you wish.
Speaker 4 (41:01):
Yes, And I love that. So as we come to
a close, and it's so fascinating to me when we
get into these great conversations that the time has gone by.
So what would be kind of that message that you'd
like to share with the audience that they take away
from this whole conversation.
Speaker 5 (41:21):
I know I've said this in lots of different ways,
but let me see if I can really sum it up.
One of the most powerful lessons I've learned in this
entire lifetime that's fifty eight years of being here. I
know it's such a short time, but I've really been
mentored and coached by some of the most phenomenal people
on the planet. But the single most important lesson I've
learned like this lifetime is I'm not here to discover
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who I am. I'm here to create who I am.
And that has made a huge difference. And I will
tell you if you look at any celebrity, anybody you admire,
or anybody else that has fame or fortune or success
on this planet, they know this technology because they're creating
themselves over and over and they're doing the things that
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are alignment with that identity. When you understand this concept,
and if you don't understand it, grab that book because
it will really help you understand it. But if you
don't understand that, that's the breakthrough that you've probably been
waiting for.
Speaker 4 (42:15):
Yeah, I love it. And so how do they find
the book?
Speaker 5 (42:19):
Amazon dot com or even audio? It's actually on Apple
dot com right now as well, and we just moved
into a bestseller list, so good for you.
Speaker 6 (42:27):
And I love the audio that yes, you know when
we think about all the time we spend driving different
places and so forth, or you know, even design doing
walking meditation.
Speaker 4 (42:38):
And he said, you know what, I want to learn
a little bit and I sit and listen. I think
you know, for me, listening works so much better than reading.
Perfect it's available for you right great, And how do
people find your website?
Speaker 5 (42:52):
Samuraisuccess dot com is the best way to reach us,
which gives you a full By the way, if you
really like some of this information, be over one hundred
and fifty videos there for you on these little segments
of little things, shorts, longs, things like this. So please
have fun and enjoy. But Samurai success dot com is
your best sources.
Speaker 4 (43:07):
Great David, thank you so much. Is this has been
a fascinating conversation. Thanks so much, and I appreciate your
insights and Folks, I hope you've enjoyed this one. This
has been a great one for me. So please join
us again soon and please go to the website get
this book because I think it can help open up
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Speaker 4 (00:54):
David, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 2 (00:56):
Doctor done. Thanks so much for having me.
Speaker 4 (00:58):
Hey, I really acite. You know, you've got such an
interesting background, and I know there's going to be some
fascinating topics, but you know, I know that, for instance,
you you were a main trainer for Tony Robbins, weren't you. Yeah, Well,
and so give the audience kind of a little bit
of background about yourself and how you went from this
(01:21):
to that to where you've developed this company now that
works not only with businesses, but with also individuals, share
with the audience.
Speaker 5 (01:28):
That sure going back to my roots, and it's important
to understand that because I grew up in the place
called the Florida Keys, and those are little dots on
the end of Florida. If you haven't been there, please
do yourself a favor and get to that little islands
that are down there. Is just magnificent place and it
really is a big recreational area for trusts. So all
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the people that were coming down and we were in
the service business. I was on the dive boat and
dove most of my life, spear fishing, fishing things like that.
But the amount of people that I met it was
amazing because they were all coming from different walks of life.
They all made their money if they will, if you will,
and they were coming down to vacation and I got
a chance to, really I didn't know it, but interview
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people at a very high level of success. And that's
what started me on my journey. Is like, this is
fascinating because a lot of my friends weren't being successful.
They were working their butts off. They were really good people.
I mean they give you their shirt on the back,
but they weren't being successful. And I was like, I've
been told my whole life that if you're just good,
you work hard, you're going to be successful. That's not
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been my experience this lifetime. As a matter of fact,
my parents were some of the most loving people I've
met on this planet, and they did not reach the
kind of level of success that I always wanted for
my life. So I knew there was a difference. So
I got involved at you know, financed at the university level,
got involved in politics, banking, then in real estate. It
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was the business manager for the number one selling real
estate an agent in the world. I went to work
for Tony Robbins and I started my company twenty seven
years ago with this idea that if you're really going
to really understand how to become successful in this lifetime,
was there a pattern, was there a blueprint?
Speaker 2 (03:13):
Was there a way that we could do that? And
that's when my study has been for the last twenty
seven years.
Speaker 4 (03:18):
Well, and you know, you talk about success, and what
comes to my mind is, particularly living here in Thailand,
you know, I think the average monthly income is, if
they're lucky, about five hundred dollars a month. And yet
I see people who are so happy, and you know,
and so when we talk about success, I think so
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often and rightfully. So you know, to a large degree,
success is related to income and all of that type
of thing. But how would you define success? Because I
know you not only work with businesses very successfully, but
also with individuals.
Speaker 2 (03:58):
Absolutely.
Speaker 5 (03:59):
As matter of fact, was that took probably a long
time to really Samurai. Success is the name of our company,
so we had success right in our names. So people
were always asking me what is your definition success? And
years ago it was material things and money and you know,
all the wealth and cars and houses and what mattered
was matter. And I will tell you that when I
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was in Miami Beach selling real estate, I was driving
a five sixty s me Mercedes. I was living in
a three and a half million dollar house. I was
living on the top of the world. We're traveling around
the worlds in seminars. People were ranting and raving, they
wanted our autographs, and I was so miserable. Doc, I
was miserable, and I was like, this can't be what
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this is all about. And I'm very thankful today. I
wasn't thankful at the time, but I'm very thankful today.
The universe just threw this amazing example of me going,
you're on the wrong path, man, there's something else here,
and so really looking at that. So when you really
start taking a look at success, it doesn't matter how
you want to define it.
Speaker 2 (05:01):
It has to have one element. That element is it
has to be duplicatable.
Speaker 5 (05:08):
If you do success one time, you can't call it success,
you call it luck. In order for something to be successful,
you've got to be able to duplicate it.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
Over and over again.
Speaker 5 (05:18):
And that's where understanding how this place really works and
the structure of success is what's the most important thing,
not the thing you get from it.
Speaker 4 (05:27):
So when people are not that wealthy, they don't have
that many things, and yet you could deem them success.
What would be the elements for those people where they
could honestly say to themselves and others, yes, I have
a successful life.
Speaker 5 (05:45):
So there's a great book called Flow, and that is
exactly the best answer I've ever seen when it comes
to truly successful people, and that is they're so in
love with what they're doing, that they're in flow of things,
just masterful about it. And I'm in awe when I
watch people do this, and it doesn't matter what they're doing,
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you could just there's a frequency that comes from it.
There's an energy that comes from the doc that just
is fascinating to me. And this, you know, we call
this mastery, but it really is about flow. And that
flow is where you just really get into a place
and you don't care who's looking at you, you don't
care what other people think, you don't even care what
you think about it. You're just so excited about what
you're doing that that really shows up in everything. You
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actually imbue greatness into that by how you're feeling. The
same thing happens when you're angry and when you're not happy,
you imbue everything you're doing with that same emotional frequency.
So true success, from my perspective, my opinion, is when
someone really can duplicate things over and over again and
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be in flow.
Speaker 4 (06:51):
Well, you know, you mentioned ego, and well you didn't
mention ego, but you mentioned things. And you know, there's
a great book out there that talks about ego and
how that can be a very damaging and have a
very damaging effect on us if we allow the ego
to control us in a particular way. What are your
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thoughts about ego and how does that compare to what
you would refer to as the source of soul.
Speaker 5 (07:22):
So ego is such an important part, and you know,
the ego gets a bad rep and it's deserves it
because a lot of the things you can see that
are happening on the planet that we would say aren't
really representation of who we are are designed by the ego.
There's no doubt about it. The love of money, hurting
other people, all the things we could go through.
Speaker 2 (07:41):
But you said it so beautifully.
Speaker 5 (07:42):
When the ego uses you, it's a very different experience
than when you.
Speaker 2 (07:47):
Use your ego.
Speaker 5 (07:48):
And that's what we really coach people through is that
you have another part of you that we've forgotten about,
and that's your soul, your divinity, and that's a source
of how you can actually create things in this lifetime.
So if you use your ego or your ego uses you,
you're going to create a certain experience. If you use
your soul or your soul uses you, you're going to
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have a very different experience. What we really teach here
at Sammary Success is how to integrate both your soul
and your ego into a meaningful life, purpose driven life.
And not a lot of people talk about that because
we want to push one away and not do the other.
If you just play at the soule level in this
physical plane and you meditate and do great breath work
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and eat really well, if you sit around all day
long doing those kind of things, people show up and.
Speaker 2 (08:34):
Start taking your furniture. And that's not easy to do, right.
Speaker 4 (08:41):
You know, as a matter of fact, you know, I normally,
I normally will you know, meditate every day. And I
was just thinking about that the other day. For the
last couple of weeks, I've been so busy that I
have not meditated. And you know, I can use that
as an excuse because quite frankly, you can always find time.
But you know, you talk about ego, you talk about
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the soul, and you know there's a lot of people
that might look at that going yeah, yeah, yeah, kind
of really, but when you talk about the soul and
then you talk about you know, there's the soul, there's
the ego. But in between covering that soul, there are
so many issues that have occurred because of childhood trauma
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or whatever it happens to be, or our perception of
what's going on or what's been said to us as children,
that that starts to kind of cover. I kind of
use the example of the mirror you're you know, you're
in the bathroom and you've just showered and you're wanting
to shave or whatever, and the mirror is just totally
you can't see anything, so you have to start wiping
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and wiping and wiping until you get a clear view.
And I look at that as though, you know, here's
all of these emotional imprints that have been put on us,
uh and a lot of them have nothing to do
with our choice, and yet what we see as reality
in our lives is like a mirror that's totally fogged up.
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And how do you help people? And it's fascinating to
me that as you're working with individuals and you're also
working with businesses, and obviously we're talking about individuals, but
what I want you to kind of bring that into
the business too, because what I found when I was
working with small businesses as a consultant was that so
often if you could teach a principle in business, it
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also created the same principle in life.
Speaker 2 (10:37):
Absolutely great.
Speaker 5 (10:38):
Matter of fact, we have this illusion that we all
live under called this thing of separation, the illusion of
separation where you know business and then we got our
personal lives and we got this and we imagine ourselves
being able to compartmentalize so much stuff.
Speaker 2 (10:52):
Truth is, what you do.
Speaker 5 (10:54):
In one area of your life, you usually do in
the other part of your life.
Speaker 2 (10:57):
You're just not conscious of it.
Speaker 5 (10:58):
So bringing that awareness to business owners first. Second part
is once people understand that I don't care how much
money you make. Can we work with very high end,
top line ape ti personalities that run massive businesses and
they are go getters, But the very first thing they
have to remember is that they're human, just like us,
and that starts putting things into perspective and being human
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allows you to have access to your ego and your soul.
And so many of the problems that we're dealing with
in this physical plane have been manifested because we keep
using our ego as a source to solution. When people
see that actually using your soul for source of solution,
and how dramatic things change for the long term not
the short term. Ego is very good at the short term,
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but long term, the soul is incredible and it's a
great source. And so when you can tap into that
inside of you as a human being, you get access
to what quantum mechanics called the world of pure potentiality.
And you can actually take that information from this library
of information and you can pull that information into this
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physical realm heaven on Earth if you will, and you
can pull solutions. And I would say you business owners
want solutions, world class solutions, Well.
Speaker 2 (12:15):
How about soul.
Speaker 5 (12:16):
Class solutions, because that's where you can get those from
and when you can learn to get your ego out
of the way.
Speaker 2 (12:22):
And by the way, Joseph Campbell's work.
Speaker 5 (12:24):
Around covering the Golden Buddha the hero's journey is very
much like you said with your fogged mere kind of
beautiful analogy, Doc. I love that because that's exactly what's happening.
And until you can take all that literally crap off
of you that you've covered yourself up with and other
people have helped cover you up with. Until you can
get that stuff off, you can't get yourself out of
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the way enough to get access to that soul because
your ego wants to protect you, it wants to keep
you safe.
Speaker 2 (12:50):
It's this job.
Speaker 5 (12:51):
So if it has all this trauma that you're still
dealing with and you haven't healed that, then you're going
to take that into the marketplace. You're going to take
that into your business. You're going to take that home
to your family. And the amazing thing about that is
you can't give something away you don't possess. So if
you have nothing but anger, that's what you're going to
share with the world. If you've got nothing but peace,
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that's what you're going to share with the world. If
you really want to be successful in this lifetime, understanding
that concept, if you want to make sure there's brownies
at the Christmas party, what do you have to bring
to the Christmas party?
Speaker 4 (13:25):
Brownies?
Speaker 5 (13:26):
And by understanding that clearing that stuff up, dealing with
that stuff in the past, allows you to be doing
something like you and I are doing right now, being present.
Speaker 4 (13:35):
Yes, yes, well, you know you talk about that and
you talk about, you know, cleaning up that mirror, and
I think a lot of people are not quite sure
how that happens. And I know that you have a
certification in LP or a linguistic programming which is used
for many things including sales, that it's also used to
help people start to clear the mirror a bit. And
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if you work for Tony Robbins, and I know you
did some behavioral analysis as far as personality types and
so forth, and there are other tools also, So what
have you found with those tools that you have developed
that help people for instance NLP or personality profiling or
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those type of things, or even and we taught you
were talking about the emotions when we look at and
I think there's been a couple of individuals that have
really created these emotional charts of levels, and I think
at the one Abraham, the emotional chart where and I
find it fascinating because it's so true that some people
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are stuck below a certain point and they just remain,
as you said, in anger, or they remain in frustration,
or they remain in victimhood. And how to help people
elevate that, how to help them clean up the mirror?
What have you found in your experience and do you
have any stories that you can share about using the
tool that you have at your disposal to help people
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start to clear that up and start to really be
able to even reach their soul so that they can
start to develop from that process.
Speaker 5 (15:13):
One of the most fascinating things I've learned along my
journey is that the two parts of your brain conscious
part of your brain, the unconscious or subconscious part of
your brain. And what I didn't realize is everything I
was manifesting in my life, and by the way, you
and I do the same thing.
Speaker 2 (15:28):
We're human. We do this.
Speaker 5 (15:30):
Ninety five percent of the things that you and I
are attracting, manifesting, creating, discovering in our own lives comes
from a part of our brain. Ninety five percent of
it is being generated from your subconscious part of your brain.
This is neuroscience. This isn't woo woo spiritual kind of stuff.
This is science that we are now becoming aware.
Speaker 2 (15:50):
Of how powerful we are. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 5 (15:53):
That means this conversation you and are having is a
very conscious conversation. Conscious conversations do not change programming, and
programming is what you need to change. So imagine there's
a thermostat. Oh, you're subconscious that if you set it
at seventy degrees and then all of a sudden it
starts getting too hot. Well, that thermostat tells the cooling system, Hey,
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it's too hot in here.
Speaker 2 (16:17):
We're going to cool things down.
Speaker 5 (16:19):
If that same thermostat gets too cold, all of a sudden,
it says, hey it's too cold. That's heat things up,
and you start recognizing a pattern of waves. And by
the way, as I'm doing this, I'm hoping the audience
is really, have you ever seen your behaviors do that?
Have you ever started reaching a goal and all of
a sudden self sabotaged. Yeah, imagine that seventy degrees is
now seventy thousand dollars of income, and all of a
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sudden you start making eighty thousand, and all of a sudden,
your brain goes, we're too hot.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
We got to cool.
Speaker 5 (16:46):
Things down, and it does. And then all of a
sudden you get down to sixty thousand dollars a year,
and it goes, hey, this is not enough. It's we
got to heat things up. We got to go, go, go,
and you do, and there's this pattern. What I'm suggesting
is that the things that are going on in our
world are actually being attracted by your own self programming,
and until we change that, you give yourself permission to
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change that, then the universe is going to keep sending
you exactly what your programming is designed.
Speaker 2 (17:15):
To do well.
Speaker 4 (17:16):
And it's interesting. You know people talk about free will agency.
You know, we have the choice, and I look at
that and I think, whoaoa whoa Wait a minute, because
you hit a self. You know, ninety five percent is subconscious.
Guess what. Until we look at that, acknowledge it, recognize it,
and work on it, we don't have free will. We
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are being controlled by our subconscious.
Speaker 5 (17:42):
Yes, we're forget about all these conspiracy things like the
Five Families and all these craziness.
Speaker 2 (17:47):
It's me controlling me.
Speaker 5 (17:50):
Here's where free will comes into that concept of programming.
What I didn't realize is that I'm not here to
discover who I am. I'm not here to go find
it like it's an odyssey or something else. I'm here
actually to create who I am. And when you study
successful people like we do here at Samurai Success, you
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start seeing that the people that are being successful in
this physical plane are very clear about who they are,
and they cannot be talked out of who they are
by anyone, including themselves. And that's where you see programming
really kick in because there's a lot of people out
there using a lot of discipline or ritual or motivational
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strategies or just free you know, just their willpower to
be able to make things happen. But successful people are
very steadily just gaining ground all the time because they're
being congruent with who they say they are and the
behaviors that go along with that. And that congruency is
what's rewarded.
Speaker 2 (18:52):
By the universe.
Speaker 4 (18:54):
Well, and as you shared in your own in your
own journey, you know how you were making a tremendous
amount of money, you had all all these wonderful things
that showed everyone how successful you were, and you were
not happy. And as you work with business leaders and
as you work with individuals, how often do you see that?
And how do you help them to become How do
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you help them to take control and literally change from
still being successful but having a different perspective of success.
What do you do for them? And are there any stories?
I love for some stories, if you have any that
you can tell without names and so forth, that you
know you've worked with where people can see the dramatic
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change it can occur.
Speaker 5 (19:41):
So I'll use one for me that's a positive one.
It's not a negative one, if you will. But when
I was younger, you couldn't get me to read to
save my life. You just you couldn't. And one of
the things that I've learned of this lifetime is that
my behaviors create my results. Results over time create my destiny.
And I was missing such a huge opportunity to be
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able to really take my knowledge base and really expand
it and change my experience and really get out there
and really start interacting with people differently because I wasn't reading.
So I went in and changed my programming to love
to read. And now you can't. You won't find me
in a restaurant or emails or at ten o'clock tonight
when I get off this call, I'm going to go
read for a couple of hours because it's just become
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such a big part of who I am.
Speaker 2 (20:27):
And that's a huge shift.
Speaker 4 (20:29):
So I want you to.
Speaker 5 (20:30):
Imagine there's something in your life that you know that
if you could, just if you're in real estate, for example,
but you just can't make those phone calls, you just
hate it, right, But you know, following up with your
clients is such an important part of the behavior that
creates the results you're after. If you can't change your
belief about that behavior, you're never going to do it.
And if you do start doing the behavior because you've
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learned from a coach or other talking heads on you know,
social media, say you got to do this, and you
go do it, you're using willpower to make that happen.
And if you ever have read a book angry, it'd
be like, you know, I'm reading this, but it doesn't
get in. It's the same thing with your customers. You're
making the phone calls. Now you're doing the behavior, but
your belief doesn't support that. And that incongruency is the
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opposite of what their universe rewards. The universe rewards.
Speaker 2 (21:19):
Congruency of your beliefs and your behaviors.
Speaker 4 (21:22):
Well, and as we talk about behavior and talk about
you know that subconscious creating or behaviors which creates the results.
And you know, as I was working with very small businesses,
never to your level, you know, one of the things
I talk about is, you know, let's look at what
are you trying to achieve, and let's go back and
back and work backwards instead of forwards to the point
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where okay, what do you have to change within your
belief system and what do you have to change internally
in order to do that. I had a friend and
a client that was just making really you know, it
was so frustrating, and he came to me. He says,
he says, I'm just making such stupid decisions, and he
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says I can't figure it out, and I go, okay,
so listen. So we use him NLP and we went
back and went back to his childhood and discovered that
there was a time that he had in school really
been quote bullied by the teacher and told that he
was His perception was, you know, he was stupid, he
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was he was no good. And once we cleared that
up and refrained that to understand that, okay, it's the
teacher that's stupid and is a bully, all of a
sudden he changed his whole approach. Is in his company,
he started making more money than he had ever made,
and it had everything to do with going back and
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changing that programming that he had experienced. So the challenge
I think for people, I look at it as an addiction.
You know, we talked about alcohol, tobacco, drugs, all those addictions.
I look at our behavior based on those subconscious imprints
as an addiction, and how on earth do you help someone,
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because you know how difficult it is to overcome an addiction.
How do you help someone that says, okay, I'm going
to do this, and you say, all right, well this
is what you need to do. You need to read more,
you need to do this, and they start to do
it and then they stop. And why because that subconscious
is stronger than this intentional consciousness that they're trying to do.
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How do you help people to change the weight to
the point where they really start to overcome that subconscious
This has been our quest for the last twenty seven years,
and even longer I didn't realize it was on the
path of that.
Speaker 5 (23:49):
So there's four major ways that you can actually change
your subconscious several we've already talked about. Hypnosis is a
big one of those, and some hypnosis works on some
people and is't. NLP PSYCHK are both great technologies to
be able to help people make that change. Practice is
the big one we'd study here at Samurai success when
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you practice something over and over again, because there's an
adage others says practice makes perfect. Yes, we know that's
not accurate. We know that practice makes permanent, and so
when you practice something really good, you're practicing something permanent's
going to last. When you practice something really poorly, you're
practicing for permancy for poor results. Like that gentleman making
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poor decisions. That was his practice, but it stemmed. Here's
the really cool part that you tapped into, which is
this next one, which is about being in love. Love
takes that dynamic of five percent you know, manifestation and
ninety five percent of manifestation, and it turns.
Speaker 2 (24:47):
It's on its head.
Speaker 5 (24:48):
You actually when you're in love with another person or
with yourself or with what you're doing, it takes your
ability to take your conscious part of your brain and
you start manifesting from that ninety five percent of the time.
It's called the honeymoon effect. It's beautiful to watch, but
it's very short lived for most people.
Speaker 2 (25:07):
So we took all four of.
Speaker 5 (25:08):
Those elements and we then created a new technology we
call the IMS Studio, and that's what we.
Speaker 2 (25:13):
Work here with our clients side.
Speaker 5 (25:15):
So even though they're business owners and they're doing all
this great you know things with Roald material stuff. Once
you have an identity about who you are. It focuses
the lens of that identity on everything you do. And
so that gentleman that you talked about in the past
created or helped from the teacher created a self identity
about he was not smart, he was stupid, and that
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moved forward all the way through and that lens that
we're talking about. So if I said to you, hey,
I'm a glass half empty person or I'm a glass
half full person, either one of those identities are going
to create two different realities, experiences, results.
Speaker 2 (25:54):
And destiny.
Speaker 5 (25:55):
Your identity creates all those things. And that identity has
either been created by you, which we teacher at Samurai
success or it's been created by others.
Speaker 4 (26:07):
Yeah, and that's where you're taking control. And I think
that's so important to realize that you have the ability
to be in control rather than to be in the
effect of external sources. Said sir, Well, yeah, that's fascinating.
And you know, it's interesting to me that you know,
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you talk about the activity that if you keep doing,
you keep doing, you keep doing, you know, and I
get into this whole point of you know, and it's
kind of a contradiction there because if you keep doing,
I've always asked the question, did this individual do what
he did so he could become or did he do
what he did because he was, as you said, the
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I am. And And yet we talk about neuroscience, and
you know, again, as we think about those imprints, what
we've done is we have created neurological pathways in our
brain that becomes an addiction. That's just how we're going
to respond. That's just how we're going to respond. And yet,
as you talk about changing that consciously by starting to
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do things a little bit differently, aren't you really changing
the neural pathways or at least setting them aside and
creating stronger ones That now become a habit. But it's
a habit now of positivity rather than subconscious negativity.
Speaker 2 (27:31):
That's the beautifulness.
Speaker 5 (27:32):
And forgive me for those people who are dealing with
some really big addictions that are listening to this. That's
the power of understanding addictions. Once you understand addictions, right,
we get addicted to drugs, we get ad directed to alcohol,
and I could go through a list of things. You
can also be addicted to being successful. You can also
be addicted to be able to go into the gym.
You could also be addicted to eating really really good
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stuff for your body. Use that addiction as opposed to
your addiction. Using you, you're on the path of very
different level of success.
Speaker 4 (28:03):
Yes, and I love that there are positive addictions, and
you know the challenge. The challenge when you get into
the negative addictions is that it isn't the addiction itself.
It's something even deeper subconsciously that has created a need
to cover through the use of drugs or alcohol or
whatever that happens to be. And so it isn't just
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a matter of overcoming the addiction. It's in order to
do that, you've got to figure out what's the root.
Speaker 5 (28:33):
Cause let's imagine that you're going along and all of
a sudden, this this emotion comes up. And by the way,
there's thirty four thousand different emotions that we could deal with, right,
most of us know about six of.
Speaker 2 (28:45):
Them, right, we do over and over again. We're addicted
to six.
Speaker 5 (28:49):
So let's imagine that your body has this amazing feedback
loop that says, whenever your beliefs do not support and
are not congruent, they're not in integrity with your behaviors.
Your beliefs and your behaviors are not in alignment. There's
a very specific emotion that happens. It's called suffering. Suffering
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is your body telling you, hey, your beliefs and your behaviors.
Speaker 2 (29:16):
Are not in alignment.
Speaker 5 (29:18):
Most of us want to suppress that suffering, as opposed to, hey,
this is just an alarm clock. There's something I want
to change here, There's something I want to do differently here,
and that all of a sudden we surpress, suppress that
suffering by using some kind of addictive thing to cover
it up, And all of a sudden, that alignment becomes
bigger and bigger and bigger, and it just becomes out
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of control. We start losing purpose, we start losing faith. Hopelessly,
everything else kicks in there. So there's a real doom
loop that happens when you get into that kind of
cycle of things. So it works positively and negatively. But
if you can take control over it, you can decide
that future.
Speaker 4 (29:58):
Well, I mean, you mentioned purpose. You know what comes
to my mind because I've interviewed so many people to
talk about where you need to find your purpose? And again,
you know the question that comes to my mind is
do you just have to really focus on I need
to find my purpose. I need to find my purpose,
or as you start to become, as you start to
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really come from the soul, that your purpose reveals itself.
Speaker 5 (30:27):
And it's so fascinating because I know we talk on
these great concepts like that was so beautifully said. What
I'm going to suggest to you is that I understand
this from a due perspective, because this is what I've
been studying for so many years, and it's going to
sound so easy, and it's not.
Speaker 2 (30:43):
It's a lot of work.
Speaker 5 (30:45):
What I'm suggesting to you is that there's this realm
of pure potentiality.
Speaker 2 (30:49):
All possibilities of.
Speaker 5 (30:50):
You being homeless, being rich, being president of the United States,
and every single other potentiality exists in this realm. And
what attracts that particular particle of possibility to you is
the frequency that you're emulating. And that frequency you're emulating
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comes from this Your identity over time creates consistency. Consistency
over time creates congruency. Congruency over time creates coherence, and
coherence over time creates a frequency, and that frequency is
the focal point of your attractive factor. You individually are
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attracting things into your life based upon that frequency. So
if you do not know who you are, then you're
creating just the opposite of that.
Speaker 4 (31:44):
Well, and I think that's for someone to suddenly become
aware if they can just sit back for a minute,
you know, or you know, as I've heard so many
times and talked about it, step outside of yourself, you know,
if you can step outside of yourself, observe what are
you experiencing and recognize that you're a magnet. As you say,
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the frequency that you were putting out is drawing in
the similar frequency. And if it's not what you want,
guess what, it's your responsibility to change it. No one
else can change it for you. You can blame this,
you can blame that, but the reality is that frequency.
And I think quantum physics has become such an fascinating
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study and scientific validity to understand these things.
Speaker 5 (32:35):
Yes, and that's so Beautibley said, is that you're not
here discovering your destiny. You're actually attracting your destiny and
that's all based upon who you say you are. And
if that identity has been created by other people, then
other people are actually creating your destiny for you, and
you're probably not going to like that get back and
control take that response.
Speaker 2 (32:54):
But and it's hard.
Speaker 5 (32:56):
I know, a Doc, I know what I'm saying so effortlessly,
but I've been studying this for so long. I'm on
the other side of it, and I'm just sharing with
you that I hear you. But there's another way, and
that other way is really taking a different control and
creating a totally different experience that most of us say
that we really are after.
Speaker 4 (33:16):
Well, and I love how you use an example. We
are either creating ourselves or someone else is creating it,
and I look at that. You know, I've interviewed a
people recently that talk about imposter syndrome and their definition is,
you know, I'm a failure and they try to goog
but I'm always a failure and I look at it
and go No. Impostor syndrome to me is that you
are living someone else's life. Someone else is controlling your
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life because of those subconscious beliefs. They're literally doing that.
So you know, not reading my mind, Doc, we won't
get into that. But anyway, you've written a book, Swords
of Elimination. Talk about the book a little bit and
what motivated you to and what's the main point of.
Speaker 5 (34:01):
The book are multiple points of the book, so we've
been talking about the main focal point of the book
the whole time. As a matter of fact, this book
is my understanding about all the different elements that make
up what we call programming. And there are in the
first book six swords, and you learn about the seventh one,
and we're writing the second book now. But combined there
are our coaching.
Speaker 2 (34:22):
System, which creates twelve swords.
Speaker 5 (34:24):
While I say create, we've understood that we've downloaded twelve
different elements that really make up this subconscious programming. And
once you understand those, you can pick and choose about
which ones to work from and start seeing the changes
for yourself, because none of this is going to matter.
All this conceptional stuff you and I were talking about,
Doc won't matter until you have your own, personal, verified experience.
But that's what's so great about the book is that
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in the book, it isn't me telling you something. It's
about a fable, a great story of a young man
who wants to be able to become what he knows
is being samurai. And early in my life had so
many wonderful people, Like I said, growing up in the
Keys and all these mentors and people sharing me stuff,
but I will never forget the person who said, the
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greatest life you could ever live, You have my attention.
Speaker 4 (35:09):
Go.
Speaker 2 (35:11):
He says was being in service of others.
Speaker 5 (35:14):
Samurai loosely translated means in service of others. So this
is where the concept came from being samurai truly being
in service. And here at Samurai Success, we teach people
about how to get the hell out of your own
way so you can truly be in service to others,
and then download from that source that pure potentiality, and
that book is really maybe our first awareness about really
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how to make those changes.
Speaker 4 (35:39):
Well, and you talk about the twelve swords, and I
don't know if you have those memorized, but could you
share very quickly and briefly what those swords are. Obviously
someone's going to have to read the book to understand
the depth of it, but on the surface, what are
those swords?
Speaker 5 (35:57):
So let's go with this is the very first and
I will talk about maybe three even if we have time,
but the very first sword is the sword of identity.
Right from the beginning, everything you and I have been
talking about is this sets the stage for everything. If
you do not know who you are, or someone else
has created who you are and you're living that life.
Knowing what you want in this physical plane is own
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nearly impossible. It's only until you really understand who you are.
When this doesn't change, what you want doesn't keep changing.
And I meet people all the time, they're all indecisive,
they procrastinate. Well, that's exactly who you actually are in
your programming. Your subconscious programming is telling you that's your identity.
That's why you're living it perfectly. You're living it by design.
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And so once you understand that, you go, I would
like to change my results, Well, then you have to
change your belief about who you are, which.
Speaker 2 (36:48):
Is your identity.
Speaker 5 (36:49):
The second one really is about understanding roles and distinctions.
So you have this identity, but you also have role
distinctions throughout your life, like I'm not a coach all
the time. I have to go home and I'm a husband,
or I'm a friend or I'm a lover, and if
I'm a coach in any of those other areas, I'm
going to be in a lot of trouble. So having
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those role distinctions apart from my identity is something really important.
And this the book goes through really clear examples about
how to really take that and how to make it practical.
Speaker 4 (37:21):
Okay, And what's the third sword?
Speaker 5 (37:23):
A sword is about a thing about outcomes. So the
sword of outcomes you said it earlier. Once you understand
what it is you're really after, you can actually work
backwards and be able to say, Okay, if that's the
result I'm after, then certain behaviors are going to help
me get that result sooner. For example, reading, like we
talked about earlier, is going to help me with a
knowledge base that I need to be able to get
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to that level of success that I want to be
able to do, and not reading is not. It's going
to slow me down. So reading is the behavior that's
going to get me to the results. What is the
belief I have to have about reading? Well, if I
continue to my belief about reading that I don't like it,
guess what, I'm not going to do it. But if
I can teach myself to fall in love with reading,
(38:05):
then you're not going to be able to stop me.
And I can change my programming to believe I love
something that I didn't used to like. Broccoli is next
on my list?
Speaker 4 (38:14):
Well, you know, what's fascinating is curiosity. Is you talk
about reading, which is an element of curiosity to learn more,
and so often, as I've talked to different people about this,
curiosity is such an important element in order to make
that change. But you know, you talk about the twelve
swords in the book, but you also have mentioned something
(38:36):
about five questions that we all have to answer in
this lifetime and.
Speaker 5 (38:41):
How do we answer those? And what are those questions?
So the very first one is who am I? Is
the very first question you have to ask as a
human being. So the five primary questions that go along
with that, So who am I? Where did I come from?
And by the way, if you believe you came from
an evolutionary process of being from animals, and that's where
(39:02):
EGO would say, hey, by the way, this body is
based upon animal DNA, there's no doubt about it. But
there's also the soul component here, and that's the differentiation.
I don't have to let my animal side dictate what
I'm going to do. I have the soul that I
can use to be able to say, yes, I would
do that from an animal perspective, but I can choose
something differently.
Speaker 2 (39:23):
That's that free will aspect that you and I were
talking about.
Speaker 5 (39:25):
Okay, that third question, why am I here? This is
the grand question of all philosophers. And when you understand
that we're really here from a soul perspective to be
able to have experiences of things, not knowledge based or
any of those other things. It's truly about understanding experiences.
So who I am? Where did I come from? Why
(39:47):
am I here? Where is this location? I'm located in
this physical plane called the Earth, And in this physical
plane there's a lot of dichotomy that happens, the law
of contrast, the ups and the Allen's lefts and the rights,
and we have this unbelievable ability to have a superpowers
human beings to create meaning behind stuff. That means that
(40:08):
if it's up or down, I get to choose the
meaning behind things. And then the fifth question is, now
that I know those other four questions, what do I
plan to do with all those? And that's where your
life purpose really comes through.
Speaker 4 (40:22):
Yeah, and that's where you're taking personal responsibility also times
and realizing that you know what I can choose. I
can create and as I love the concept, I can
write my own movie. I can create the movie of
my life if I choose to.
Speaker 5 (40:41):
If I could just say one another thing about that,
is that not what can.
Speaker 2 (40:44):
You do it?
Speaker 5 (40:45):
You are doing that. Yes, you cannot avoid this. If
your life is a comedy or it's a trauma or
a drama or any you are creating it and.
Speaker 2 (40:58):
You can change that if you wish.
Speaker 4 (41:01):
Yes, And I love that. So as we come to
a close, and it's so fascinating to me when we
get into these great conversations that the time has gone by.
So what would be kind of that message that you'd
like to share with the audience that they take away
from this whole conversation.
Speaker 5 (41:21):
I know I've said this in lots of different ways,
but let me see if I can really sum it up.
One of the most powerful lessons I've learned in this
entire lifetime that's fifty eight years of being here. I
know it's such a short time, but I've really been
mentored and coached by some of the most phenomenal people
on the planet. But the single most important lesson I've
learned like this lifetime is I'm not here to discover
(41:41):
who I am. I'm here to create who I am.
And that has made a huge difference. And I will
tell you if you look at any celebrity, anybody you admire,
or anybody else that has fame or fortune or success
on this planet, they know this technology because they're creating
themselves over and over and they're doing the things that
(42:02):
are alignment with that identity. When you understand this concept,
and if you don't understand it, grab that book because
it will really help you understand it. But if you
don't understand that, that's the breakthrough that you've probably been
waiting for.
Speaker 4 (42:15):
Yeah, I love it. And so how do they find
the book?
Speaker 5 (42:19):
Amazon dot com or even audio? It's actually on Apple
dot com right now as well, and we just moved
into a bestseller list, so good for you.
Speaker 6 (42:27):
And I love the audio that yes, you know when
we think about all the time we spend driving different
places and so forth, or you know, even design doing
walking meditation.
Speaker 4 (42:38):
And he said, you know what, I want to learn
a little bit and I sit and listen. I think
you know, for me, listening works so much better than reading.
Perfect it's available for you right great, And how do
people find your website?
Speaker 5 (42:52):
Samuraisuccess dot com is the best way to reach us,
which gives you a full By the way, if you
really like some of this information, be over one hundred
and fifty videos there for you on these little segments
of little things, shorts, longs, things like this. So please
have fun and enjoy. But Samurai success dot com is
your best sources.
Speaker 4 (43:07):
Great David, thank you so much. Is this has been
a fascinating conversation. Thanks so much, and I appreciate your
insights and Folks, I hope you've enjoyed this one. This
has been a great one for me. So please join
us again soon and please go to the website get
this book because I think it can help open up
(43:28):
some really interesting concepts for you. So this is doctor
Doug saying no Mista
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