April 21, 2024 • 54 mins
Have you ever found yourself standing in front of a slot machine, feeling like the universe was about to tip fortune in your favor? I've lived that moment, and in our latest conversation, I sit down with my buddy John to unravel the Law of Attraction's influence on both our casino escapades and our lives. As we exchange tales of skepticism and serendipitous wins, we offer a glimpse into how a shift in mindset can pave the way to not just financial abundance, but a life filled with meaning.
Embark on a personal exploration with us as we dissect the steps to manifesting dreams into reality, from visualizing success to recognizing the cosmic nudges guiding our paths. John's perspective, juxtaposed with my own, delves into the intricate dance between having a positive outlook and the tangible actions required to achieve our aspirations. Through candid anecdotes, we relay how our transition from traditional religious teachings to a deeper, personalized spirituality has intertwined with the Law of Attraction to shape our experiences and faith.
Closing out this heart-to-heart, John and I discuss the transformation that comes from overcoming a scarcity mindset and embracing the idea that we all have the potential to craft our own destinies. By sharing insights on self-perception and the powerful outcomes of choosing positivity and love, we challenge you to consider the magnitude of your influence over your own reality. Tune in to discover how adopting these principles can lead to profound changes in your life, and join the conversation by sharing your own journey of manifestation with us.
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Speaker 1 (00:20):
Hi, welcome to another episode of Life Changers
, and this is Mike.
So today in studio I have oneof my buddies that I have with
me all the time when I startedlearning about the law of
attraction, and he was actuallythere when I started going to
the casino.
I would like to welcome to thestudio John.
Hey, john, how's it going?
Speaker 2 (00:36):
It's going good, Mike .
How are you?
Speaker 1 (00:38):
Pretty good, pretty good.
Thanks for coming.
Oh, thanks to everyone in theaudience.
Yes, live audience today.
But he was with me when Istarted with the Law of
Attraction at the casinos.
We were going to some casinostogether, just like slot machine
casinos to start, and Iremember one instance we were
(00:59):
going and I think this mighthave been the first time you
came with me to the casino and Iwas explaining to you how I'm
going to make money at thecasino and you're like, okay,
uh-huh, yeah, we'll see, yeah.
And then you're just likeprobably thinking this guy's
nuts, why am I hanging out withthis guy named Mike?
But then what happened whenwe're at the casino, like we're
(01:22):
playing some machines and thenI'll just fool around we.
What happened when we were atthe casino?
We're playing some machines,and then I was just fooling
around, we're hanging out andtalking, and I was explaining
how I learned that you can'twant to win but you kind of got
to encourage everybody to winaround us.
Remember how happy, lucky, Idon't know, it was many years
ago now, what eight years, sixyears, something, anyways, I
started hitting the slot machineand stuff like that, and then
(01:44):
we're getting jackpots and thenyou're like huh.
And what were you thinking atthat time when I started winning
?
What were you like?
Were you like oh, maybe whathe's talking about is true.
Or were you thinking he justhas a horseshoe shoved up his
butt?
Speaker 2 (01:58):
I thought you had a horseshoe up your butt Right and
that's where the legend camefrom.
Speaker 1 (02:06):
When I was like it's true, I got kicked in the butt
by a horse and we never found ashoe.
Speaker 2 (02:08):
I mentioned that on my podcast a few times, have you
?
Speaker 1 (02:09):
Yeah.
So the reason why I brought youinto the studio today is
because we're hanging out andit's a weekend, but I thought it
would be fun.
But also to be stating becausewe're pretty close friends.
You come to my house.
Well, I used to come more often, but now that I moved almost
three hours away from you it'snot as often.
(02:30):
But I used to come to my housea lot and I'd be talking about
all this law of attraction stuffand you'd just be like, yep,
yep, this guy's going nuts again.
But what I explain to people isit doesn't matter what I say,
because I have people in my lifefamily, best friends where I'm
like check this out, this is howit works.
(02:52):
And do you think I'm poopoohead crazy?
Speaker 2 (02:56):
Some days, yes, Other days not so much.
You're pretty open-minded.
Speaker 1 (03:02):
See, I'm open to listen to everybody's point of
view open-minded.
See, I'm open to listen toeverybody's point of view, but
another reason why I brought youinto the studio is because
there's some new information Iwant to put in your head.
Speaker 2 (03:10):
Oh no.
Speaker 1 (03:12):
And have you make fun of me, like all my friends do.
Speaker 2 (03:15):
I don't make fun of you.
Come on now.
Speaker 1 (03:18):
Here's a question that everybody's asking.
I've actually received a fewemails on this before and
comments in the comment sections.
Um is, if some, some people sayI, I don't believe you, that
you can do all this stuff andstill people don't believe me.
So what would you like to tellthose people that you've seen me
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put a hundred dollars in amachine and turn it into $3,500.
And then you see me when we'replaying the tables.
Remember how it says like, look,if I don't care about winning
and I put money down to tip thegirl to pay for the dealer, that
if I win, they win.
And I'm like I don't care, if Iwin, I'm going to play blind.
And we started winning and thenyou played with your money I
(04:01):
think you brought a hundredbucks or something burned
through it, that I gave you somechips and says look, man, watch
you win because you don't care,because you're not trying to
win, you don't care if you win.
I said you don't care, I don'tcare if you win or lose with my
money I'm already making money,remember, yep?
Speaker 2 (04:17):
Then he started winning and you're like, how
come?
Speaker 1 (04:20):
I Exactly, you're trying too hard, right?
But what would you tell peoplethat you see me do all this
stuff?
Some people call it miracles orluck or whatever.
But how do you see all this andstill look at me going?
That's his thing.
Whatever, I'm living my ownlife.
You don't have to answer if youdon't want to.
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I just want to know, and mylisteners want to know.
We did not prep for this, by theway.
I'm putting him on the spot, soif he does not want to answer,
I don't force people to answerany questions they don't want.
But you know, everybody hastheir own reality, their own
truth, right?
So my truth is I could turn athought into reality and I'm
(05:02):
going to try to convince youtoday that you could turn a
thought into reality based onyesterday's or last podcast that
people probably listened to.
I recorded it yesterday.
It's going to be on airtomorrow, but the week after
that this one will be on air.
But if you want to answer thequestion, how can you like?
(05:23):
The word is that some people useis how could he not be a
believer if he's seen you do allthis stuff?
So I don't believe you, mike.
I'm like okay, becauseeverybody says I'll believe if I
see.
And I tell people it doesn'tmatter if you see.
You still won't believe if youcan't comprehend or figure out.
Like.
You got to change your beliefsystem, like what you were
raised right.
We were raised to think casinois the house always wins.
(05:46):
We always lose as people.
That's the point right.
But my motto is everybody canwin if they want to.
Speaker 2 (05:54):
If you put your mind to it, yeah.
Speaker 1 (05:56):
Yeah, but it's not just putting your mind to it,
it's putting your ego aside,trying not to chase it.
Because, like I mentioned in mypodcast, what happens if you're
being chased?
You're running away.
You don't know why the hell acop's chasing.
If somebody starts runningafter you, you're going to be
like what the hell Start running.
Who's this guy running at me?
(06:17):
Boy Right.
So when we're chasing money, Ifind like when you try you don't
get it.
But if you don't try, is itjust a hard concept to not try
or is it just like yeah, it'seasy to say but hard to do?
Speaker 2 (06:33):
It's definitely easy to say and hard to do.
I've seen you do it, but it'sstill from my perspective.
It doesn't work, doesn't?
Speaker 1 (06:44):
work for you, eh, so maybe I just got a horseshoe in
my butt perspective.
It doesn't work.
Doesn't work for you?
Speaker 2 (06:48):
eh, so maybe I just got a horseshoe in my butt.
I just don't have a horseshoein my butt.
Speaker 1 (06:52):
That's all.
But what if I told you you can?
And what if I told you, by thesimple methods I'm going to talk
to you about and try toconvince you?
If it were, if you getconvinced, then you can do what
I do, and if not, bigger andbetter and more, it's up to you.
So here's one thing I talkedabout this book I was reading
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yesterday called the science ofgetting rich.
Okay, or the science of beingrich, something like that, when
I talked on the last podcast.
I should pull it up here.
Uh, when I talked on the lastpodcast, I should pull it up
here.
Bear with me, you can just talkif you want, sir.
Speaker 2 (07:30):
What am I going to talk about?
Speaker 1 (07:32):
Take over.
Hi, this is another episode ofJohn's podcast.
This is John.
Speaker 2 (07:40):
I'm just learning everything.
Don't laugh at me.
Speaker 1 (07:43):
No, I'm trying, I've been trying to teach this guy to
be a believer for.
Speaker 2 (07:48):
For eight years and I still don't believe.
Yeah, Well, I do.
Speaker 1 (07:51):
But so it's the Science of Getting Rich by
Wallace B Walters.
It's the book I'm talking about.
So this book was written in1910.
Speaker 2 (08:01):
Okay, Way before our time yeah.
Speaker 1 (08:04):
So over a hundred years ago, probably 114 years to
be exact.
Oh, I'm good at math, aren't I?
Anyways, I'm not saying a word.
And he simplifies it and sayshe can guarantee you to be rich
and successful if you follow histhree steps.
Isn't that crazy?
Speaker 2 (08:26):
What are his three steps there, mike?
Well, tell me.
Speaker 1 (08:31):
It's not scripted, he's not reading nothing, he's
just being a.
He's just making fun of me, asyou can tell by his voice.
Please tell me, mikey, teach methe way, because you know, when
I walk out this door, I'm goingto be like this guy knows, hey
man, I promised him pizza andwings after this, so that's why
he's here.
Okay, first thing is, I'm goingto get you to say yes to
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something right now.
Do you agree with this commentthat everything in this world,
in our reality, started as athought?
So meaning, I thought aboutbuilding this phone, then I put
it on paper, brought it intoreality.
You thought about coming tovisit me.
(09:20):
Then it became a reality.
We thought about coming to theDo the Podcast studio studio,
and now we're here in thepodcast studio.
So now it's reality, right?
You think about where the pizzaand wings we're going to order
and what kind of toppings youwant.
So it's not real, right?
It's really not real.
Right now You're thinking aboutthe pizza and wings, but we're
(09:40):
going to make it real.
So how?
So, first off, do you believethat that's saying that
everything in this world startedas a thought?
Speaker 2 (09:48):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (09:49):
Every action you make starts as a thought Yep, so
you're taking the conscienceaction to be like, yeah, I'm
sitting in the studio talkingwith Mike, so I got my pizza and
wings.
That he's going to manifest bygoing to the store and buying it
.
But it sounds simple, right?
I literally said, hey, you wantpizza and wings.
And you're like, yeah, let's dosome pizza and wings.
I'm like, well, cool, it's notreal.
(10:10):
Now I'm going to manifest it bygoing to the store and buying
it.
Easy as that, right.
But you could go to people thatdon't understand the concept of
just walking into a building,coming out with food, go to a
place where it's like a tribe orsomething, where they sitting
in their own world and theydon't have contact with us and
(10:32):
all that, and go tell them I can, I can make a pier big pizza
right now, and you just walk ina building, walk up pizza.
They won't understand, right.
But in our reality we're like,yeah, we accept it, right.
Speaker 2 (10:43):
So that's a yes, that's a yes, we got a yes, we
got our yes, yes, yes yes.
Speaker 1 (10:47):
So now, as I have written here how hard is it for
me?
I wrote down my thing, what Iwant, it's mine, $2.5 million
and I wrote in grace andhappiness and love and harmony.
I deserve it.
So I'm thinking about, I'mmanifesting, that I'm going to
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make $2.5 million profit in mypocket so I can do what I need
to do with it from my dream home, forever home or whatever,
right?
So now it's a thought.
So now I need to make an action.
Right, start taking action.
So now I'm dreaming about it,I'm figuring out what I can do,
stuff like that, and then, whenthe universe starts pushing me
in the right direction and I seethe opportunity, I'm going to
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go oh, like I already know whereto buy pizza.
I've been doing that since Iwas a teenager, right, since I
was a kid.
With my dad, let's go get pizza.
But now I need to find out howto make $2.5 million and the
universe is going to guide me inthat way.
So it's a thought, I'm pushingit into my mind as reality.
Now it's going to be an action.
Therefore, I'm going to have itin my bank account in reality.
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So there's no difference in mesaying, john, let's go to the
casino after this and I'm goingto put $100 on the machine and
I'm going to walk out with moremoney than I put in.
Whatever the universe deems Ideserve that day.
I'm not going to chase, I'm notgoing to try, I'm just going to
leave it to the universalguidance.
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But my thought is I'm going toleave with more money.
So when I walk into that casino, I'm a winner and I'm not a
loser, because there is nolosers in my reality.
There's only winners.
There's only profit.
I don't believe in lack, Ibelieve in abundance.
Lots of money everywhere.
Everybody can have money.
So is that different than memanifesting the pizza for us
(12:40):
later?
Speaker 2 (12:42):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (12:44):
So tell me why it's different.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
Well, for starters, I've seen you do it.
Speaker 1 (12:50):
Do what?
The pizza or the casino?
Speaker 2 (12:52):
Oh, the casino.
Okay, I've seen you put $100 inand we've walked out with
$1,000.
Speaker 1 (12:58):
Yeah, Sometimes more sometimes less yeah.
I don't think I've ever lostwhen you were there eh.
Speaker 2 (13:04):
No, I always lost, you never did.
Speaker 1 (13:07):
See, when I make enough money, this poor feller
named John, I'm going to see howmuch money do you make in a
year?
You don't have to answer that.
I'm going to ask him, though,and I'm going to say I'm going
to pay you that, and all youhave to do is hang out with me
while I make money, because he'slike my good luck charm,
because I want to prove to himso much, I want to prove to
everybody so much, how amazingit is to be in the positive
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mindset, to be in.
I deserve mindset and stufflike that, and make your own
miracles.
It seems like it's miracles,does it?
Speaker 2 (13:41):
feel like a miracle to you every time we go in and I
walk out with money Maybe foryou, not so much for me.
Speaker 1 (13:44):
I feel bad for you, but sometimes I give you money.
I'm like here just to break you, even because I feel bad.
Yeah, I'm a good boy.
Speaker 2 (13:52):
You're a good man, I'm a good boy.
Speaker 1 (13:54):
Thank you, Paul.
Speaker 2 (13:59):
Who let Paul in here?
Speaker 1 (14:01):
I don't know, paul, get out, who let you in the
studio.
But no, yeah, like it's easy,right, For me it seems easy.
Does it seem easy from yourpoint of view?
Speaker 2 (14:14):
Seems easy.
Yes.
Speaker 1 (14:16):
So like what do you think you're doing wrong, based
on all the conversations youhave with me?
Speaker 2 (14:22):
What I'm doing wrong is overthinking.
Speaker 1 (14:24):
Yeah, I care too much you care about the $100?
Have you not just like took ahundred bucks and like just give
it to a homeless person, justto burn it and be like whatever?
Speaker 2 (14:34):
I don't care no.
Speaker 1 (14:35):
Well, not that I know of.
So I wonder why, if it's easierfor me to believe this stuff?
Because of one thing because Igrew up in religion and in the
religion I grew up.
I don't know if you grew uparound religion.
No, I grew up, so I grew uparound Christians, yeah but like
you weren't going to church,your parents didn't have you go,
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all that's baptized and stuff.
So I grew up in a Christianreligion, is it not?
Very well, people say it's verystrict, but now I realize it's
pretty strict, but it doesn'tmatter.
I'm not going to say thereligion, because who cares?
But they teach you that like,if you have faith right, you
shall receive, but if your faithis lacking, you will not
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receive.
And I'm not bashingChristianity or anything.
If you're a Christian,listening to this, by all means,
like you're doing your thing,you're doing your reality.
And like I've been in myreligion growing up I was even
the minister for four years andstuff like that but it's just, I
moved to where I feel like Ineed to go and I don't, you know
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, not hang out with the peoplefrom my old life and the church
and stuff.
They're all good people,everybody in religion.
Do your thing.
Like God bless you all.
Like you're doing your thing,like I want everybody to live
their truth and their reality.
Just for me I'm going adifferent route that I'm
experimenting with and all thatand it doesn't matter, right?
But I don't bash religion inany way.
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I just want people to know thatit's not for me, where the
church I grew up in, and stufflike that and whatnot.
But anyways, it's law ofattraction 101.
So I remember growing up theysay you got to pay tithing 10%
of your income.
And everybody would say, if youpay willingly, you'd be blessed
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tenfold.
And I used to think like, ohwell, then I started, then I
started giving, like, well, I'mgonna give you the 10 and you're
gonna give me 10 times more.
All right, let's go, stuff likethat.
Then I wasn't getting it and Istarted learning like, oh well,
people are saying no, no, yougot to give willingly and not
expecting, and then you'll beblessed and stuff.
And I've seen miracles.
I've seen people, by theirfaith, be healed of sicknesses.
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I've seen miracles in everyreligion that I've seen and grew
up around.
Because I grew up around, uh,my grandparents were Catholics,
catholic religion.
Uh, my parents converted toanother religion after
Catholicism and then we grew upin that and then, well, I moved
on.
But anyways, uh, growing up inMontreal, quebec, there's a
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church there where people canwalk up these stairs I mentioned
a few times in my podcast andpeople truly believe beyond a
shadow of a doubt that if theywalk up those steps or crawl up
because they can't walk, or walkup without being guided by
feeling the spirit and going upinto that, up to the church and
go to a certain room and stufflike that, that God will heal
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them of blindness, of not beingable to walk, like needed
crutches or wheelchairs.
People with all sorts ofconditions went up there and if
you go up there to this dayyou'll see like crutches,
wheelchairs, eye patches,walking sticks, blind people
were healed and all that andit's all by their faith.
Right and like.
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For a while when I heard faithI'm like oh, religion, words,
right, but it's not a religionword, it's just.
I grew up with it in myreligion and a lot of people
have in our Christianity.
I guess country we live in inCanada, that's now every
religion's here and you know,live in in Canada, that's now
everybody, every religion ishere and you know, I've.
It's cool, like I've been to alot of different churches and
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venues with friends and stuffand it's really cool, good vibes
, good vibes.
But I'm on my own path and Iencourage you, everybody, to
find their own path, like whatI'm saying, what I'm doing, you
know, is not, might not be rightfor you, but you got to find
what makes it right for you, howyou can use the law of
attraction.
So when I talk to you, john,I'm saying you know, I'm just
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explaining, explaining.
I'm explaining things to you.
When I'm explaining, everythingI'm learning is I want you to
understand the base of it andfind a way that fits your
lifestyle, your belief systemand your reality, because my
reality is totally different.
We could be in the same room,we're in the same podcast, we're
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hanging out, but you see theworld differently than the way I
see the world.
Sometimes I'm driving withpeople or with my wife and I'm
like, wow, it's so beautiful,look at all that.
It's amazing.
And some people are just likeyou all right, mike.
I'm like, no, I'm all right, Ihave not been drinking or
nothing.
Speaker 2 (19:15):
He's lying.
He has been drinking, not today.
It's too early Yesterday.
Speaker 1 (19:20):
But you know what I mean.
Like I just love life and Ilove and I don't have stress,
like I used to, about money,about this, about whatever.
So back to the topic at hand.
So you agree with step one?
Yes, that everything startswith a thought.
It becomes reality.
Speaker 2 (19:39):
Yes, I do.
Speaker 1 (19:40):
So there's no difference.
How I can, how I started mytransportation company.
It was a thought.
I talked about it.
Everybody's like, okay, you'renuts.
And then I made it a reality.
And now look at where we are Inmy warehouse, in the studio,
talking microphones with ourlive studio audience.
Thank you, thank you.
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That's how big the warehouse isJust me and him and a teddy
bear.
I got the A&W teddy bear on mydesk.
You know this is unedited, uncut.
This raw material just gets themusic put on at the beginning
and the end and gets thrown onthe podcast.
I feel sorry for my listeners,but this is what I call real
(20:25):
talk with Mike and John.
Okay, so step one is good.
Yes, so here's another story forthe from the same guy in 1910,
how he started talking aboutthis with all his buddies and
people and I know I alreadymentioned it.
But uh, this guy was like well,you know, make it sound so
simple.
And then he said give him achallenge.
(20:45):
So I give you a challenge toall my listeners and to my buddy
, john, and maybe we'll followup with him next time he comes
into town, sorry, so look around, think about what you want and
then you're going to think aboutit and put it in your reality.
So, if it's well, you alreadygot a brand new truck coming, so
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that'll be easy.
It worked, mike, but put inyour mind what you want.
So the story goes with thisindividual is really poor.
He says he's poor.
I know I'm repeating somethings I talked about yesterday,
but it's more funner whenthere's somebody else in the
studio staring at me with hiseyes glazed over boredom.
Speaker 2 (21:31):
I'm not bored, come on now.
Speaker 1 (21:35):
So this poor guy, working paycheck to paycheck,
had nothing.
So he took the challenge andwent home and looked at a rug.
He says I want a new rug, Iwant a nice looking rug, and
visualized and put it into hismind what he wanted.
And then how do you think hemanifested it?
Did it just come out of thinair?
Did he steal it?
Speaker 2 (21:56):
He went out and did it.
Speaker 1 (21:58):
But he has no money.
He's living paycheck topaycheck, barely paying rent and
food.
So he visualized what he wantedand then something happened
where he was able to pick upextra shifts at work overtime
and then he got his rug and thenafter that overtime stopped.
The company's like no moreovertime and it was like perfect
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.
He just made enough in overtimeto pay for the rug and then it
was over.
So why don't you find somethingthat you want and think about it
?
You don't have to tell anybody,you don't have to whatever.
Whatever you want.
But you can't chase it, justput it in your reality and then,
when the opportunities come,it's up to you.
So this guy in the book saysit's up to you to put in the
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work.
So this guy in the book saysit's up to you to put in the
work.
So this individual had amiracle happen where, out of the
blue, where there was noovertime foreseen, had overtime
for like a couple of days or acouple of weekends and he had
enough overtime to buy exactlywhat he wanted.
Then the overtime was over.
So it's a miracle, I don't carewhat way you put it.
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The same guy was like well, ifthat works, he started going
through his whole house andeverything in it was brand new.
And now he's not livingpaycheck to paycheck because he
goes there's no lack, there'salways abundance, which is this.
The way we were programmed islike work hard, I make all this
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money and the money goes out thedoor Right.
But if you put the money outthe door happily and freely and
knowing it's going to go outthere and bring you more back,
and that's what's going tohappen, and then opportunity
just arose for this guy Not justextra time at work.
He started becoming like he'slike building things for people
and people started realizinghe's a good carpenter.
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And then he started makingthings and before you know it,
now he's making a lot more moneyand he's doing what he loves.
That's all that matters in lawof attraction Is that you do
what you like, give thanks, like, just be grateful and happy,
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because, as I taught you in thecasinos, if you become a pompous
, like oh look, I'm going to winthe 50 million today because I
am a God Right, then you becomea pompous, greedy bastard and
then you lose it all.
I've seen it, I've done it.
Speaker 2 (24:20):
I've done it too One too many times Right Testify.
Speaker 1 (24:26):
I plead the fifth.
But see how easy it is to lose.
And he also talks about in hisbook how, you know, do
everything to benefit others.
So you're not trying to racepeople, you're not trying to um,
have competition or nothing.
There's enough wealth and moneyin this universe, in this world
(24:48):
, for us to manifest, enough foreverybody.
There's enough abundance,there's enough everything in
this universe, in this worldthat there's more than enough
for everybody, for everything.
So did you think of somethingthat you want, Something small.
It doesn't have to be big, justsomething small, something that
you want to try to manifest,and then you're going to put it
in your reality.
And then the key that we heareverybody talking about in this
(25:11):
kind of situation is like yougot to believe you're going to
get it and you deserve it.
Because you have to believethat you deserve it, that you're
going to get it, you can't putyourself down that we all
deserve what we want.
We all deserve wealth, we alldeserve whatever reality you
want to create and you deserveto get what you want to get.
(25:32):
So I encourage you to trysomething small, nothing crazy
and big, and then work your wayup to something whatever you
want.
Because the moment and wetalked about this today a little
bit on the way in how I stoppedchasing looking for a wife,
right, because growing up in thechurch I grew up like got to
get married, got to get married,right, you don't want to be 25
(25:52):
and not married, because thenyou're useless.
Everybody look at you and belike what's wrong with that one.
But I gave up and stoppedlooking.
And then it was like hey, haveyou met this girl?
I'm like no, I haven't.
You know she's cute but not mytype.
I'm not looking.
You know I'm better thanchasing these days.
(26:15):
And now I've been married toher for 17 years, going on 18
years this October.
But my whole life was chasingwomen to try to find a wife and
they were running away.
I don't blame them.
I used to chase money all thetime it ran away.
I don't blame it.
I sit here going, jonathan,tell me if I've ever said this
(26:39):
to you, because I swear I have.
You can say yes or no.
Where I was like Jonathan, howcome the universe just doesn't
give me all this money becauseI'm going to do good with it in
the world.
Have I said that to you before?
Speaker 2 (26:50):
Yes, you have.
Speaker 1 (26:51):
Okay, now I'm going to tell you why I don't get
money Because you're chasing it.
Besides chasing it, you'rebeing greedy.
Not being greedy, what do youthink it is?
You're overthinking.
I'm actually putting lackBecause I'm saying give me all
this money that's hard to reachlack so I can give it away to
(27:14):
people, because I want to be agood person and the universe is
like bullshit.
I need to admit and I admit Ideserve all the money that I can
manifest and earn.
You deserve all the money youcan manifest and earn.
You deserve it all.
(27:35):
And then some, the universe orGod, if you want to call it, if
you're Christian wants everybodyto be happy, does not want
anybody to be lack, and that'sone thing that bothers me in,
like certain, like the Bible andother books that I've read, how
it always talks about the richman being like a pompous asshole
.
Because it says, like you know,jesus came across the rich man
(27:59):
and told the rich man.
The rich man says I'll doanything, anything and follow
you.
Right.
And then Jesus says give allyour money away to the poor and
come with nothing and follow me,and then you'll find eternal
salvation, something along thoselines.
Right, and the rich man's like,the rich kid's like no, I'll do
anything but that Peace outRight.
And I'm telling you that wassomething I had to unprogram
(28:24):
myself from, because that rightthere is showing you
subconsciously rich people arepompous assholes, just like in
the movies.
All these rich people arealways psycho killers and just
stupid, crazy.
And they're paying people to doall this random crap because
they're so rich they're bad.
Don't get me wrong.
There might be some rich peopleout there that are pompous
(28:44):
assholes, but they're going toget what they deserve Because
karma and what goes around comesaround tenfold.
And the people that are beingrich because they want to be
rich, because they deserve to berich and do good with their
money at the same time, by allmeans.
So here's another thing Ilearned, jonathan.
Do you know?
(29:05):
All these charities areactually not good for the thing
that they're trying to prevent.
So all these charities toprevent homelessness are not
good.
All these charities to stopwhatever, whatever.
Please give us money.
Give us money to help this,help this, help this right,
because states and the law ofattraction they're putting the
(29:28):
universe lack, so they'll nevermake enough money to help those
people right Enough.
They might help a few people.
Don't get me wrong, charitiesare good.
I might sound like an assholeright now, but charities are
good.
They're helping people, buttheir whole business is keeping
people down.
So if it's helping homelesspeople, they need homeless
people, because if there's nohomeless people, they're all out
(29:48):
of a job and they're not goingto be making money anymore to
help homeless people.
And don't get me wrong, it'sall good intentions, but they'll
never be rich and never get ridof the problem because they're
putting lack and they're puttingout that they'll never get rid
of the problem.
So you won't.
Law of Attraction 101.
So why is it so easy foreverybody, me included, even for
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you, you, john, to be negativeand create negative?
Why do you think it's so easyto be negative and create
negativity?
He's looking at me while I'mdrinking my water going.
I don't know.
You keep on talking, you, dorkwell, because we're programmed.
(30:35):
He's looking at me while I'mdrinking my water going.
I don't know.
You keep on talking, you, dorkWell, because we're programmed
to.
I might sound like a crazyperson speaking here, but think
about it.
Everybody close your eyes.
You closing your eyes, john.
Okay, now I'll close mine.
So everybody listening closeyour eyes, unless you're driving
.
Please don't close your eyes.
(30:56):
You, dumbass, Just drive.
But think of all the thingsyou've seen in the world that's
positive, that's getting a lotof traction.
You count them on one hand,maybe maybe two.
Now think of all the things yousee and hear that are negative
(31:21):
Every day, a million times a day, because we're programmed to
believe that we're not goodenough.
We're programmed to believe bywhatever you want to call it.
I don't care if you want tocall it the elites, hollywood or
whatever, it's, just the worldthe way it is, media, I don't
care what you want to call it.
I don't care if you want tocall it the elites, hollywood or
whatever, just the world theway it is, media, I don't care
what you want to call it.
Government, justin Trudeau, Imean what?
(31:43):
Who, who did you say?
No, I didn't say nothing.
I don't talk politics on here,but whatever you want to believe
.
But I promise you it's easy forus to be negative and to
attract negativity, becausethat's what's shown around us.
Speaker 2 (32:02):
Program.
What's programming?
It's the programming.
Speaker 1 (32:05):
And you know I might sound like a lunatic, but watch
some older TV shows.
Know what you know now.
See what we went through in thelast few years and everything
we're seeing now that we thoughtwas impossible to be happening
and all this crap.
And watch old, like you know,tv shows 10, 15 years ago.
(32:25):
You'll see the programmingleading up to today.
Tell me I'm wrong, but all myfaithful listeners out there who
are like but Mike, the reasonwhy you're seeing that?
Because you stated multipletimes on like but Mike, the
reason why you're seeing that?
Because you stated multipletimes on these podcasts, mike,
you are creating that in yourreality.
So therefore, that's why it'shere.
(32:48):
Touche, you are correct, we areall creators.
I create my reality and, john,you create your reality.
My wife creates her own realityand everybody in the world
creates their reality and theirbeliefs.
And we tend to look at peopleand go, hey, you don't believe
everything I believe in.
Well, you're a douchebag.
And I tend to be like, hey, yougot your own belief system.
(33:09):
Cool, this, you know.
I I don't care, you're still mybuddy, like we could be friends
.
Or you're really not job, youshould move on.
What?
Or you're really not job.
You should move on what?
Speaker 2 (33:18):
Wait what?
What did you say, not you not?
Speaker 1 (33:20):
you.
You're not a nut job, but somepeople are.
Speaker 2 (33:23):
I can be.
Speaker 1 (33:24):
I say I love everybody, but it's hard Because
some people I just kind of lovestupid.
I love you, You're not stupid.
Speaker 2 (33:30):
I was going to say I am stupid.
Speaker 1 (33:31):
See, he's putting himself down, but you say that.
So right there, ladies andgentlemen.
Speaker 2 (33:39):
Prime example coming right up.
Speaker 1 (33:41):
Prime example.
He says a lot I'm stupid, I'mthis, I'm that, and therefore he
will be perceived as that fromhimself and everybody around him
.
Do people see me as if I'mstupid?
Maybe Do people see me as I'mcrazy because I don't believe
what they believe.
Most likely Everybody'sprogrammed for that.
(34:02):
Do you think I'm crazy?
And all the things I'mbelieving?
I even have friends that arelike oh yeah, you're going to
manifest your 2.5 million.
You should have a backup planin case that doesn't happen, so
you can do the stuff you want todo still.
But still get line of creditand this and that and I'm like
nope, I don't need to.
Speaker 2 (34:21):
I have faith.
I believe you have faith, butin about two months you'll
change your mind about halfwaythrough too.
Speaker 1 (34:27):
No, this is going to happen.
I believe this one, but thequestion is what am I going to
do with it when, this summer,this summer, Yep soon.
Speaker 2 (34:37):
What day, what month?
Speaker 1 (34:39):
See, that's the thing .
My wife kind of chastised meand yelled at me a little.
Not yelled, but just like Mike.
Speaker 2 (34:45):
Wait, she put a chastity belt on you.
Speaker 1 (34:48):
No, chastised me, that means scolded me, told me
off, says Mike, you say all thisstuff about not chasing, not
doing this, don't plan theoutcome, don't force the outcome
.
And here you are trying toforce the outcome on this right?
So, it's true, I'm learning.
My wife teaches me some stuff.
She says, hey, you shouldlisten to this podcast.
(35:09):
His name is Mike, it's calledLife Changers.
He speaks some good stuff, butno, it's uh, yeah, I, I, I have
an idea how I want it to happen,but it's up to the universe to
decide, or up to God or whateveryou want to call the Supreme
being.
I don't know, I don't care.
Whatever works for you, it'sall good.
(35:32):
And hey, if some people areoffended about what I'm saying,
that knows my way or the highway.
People are offended about whatI'm saying?
That knows my way or thehighway, that's your problem.
Deal with it.
You don't need to listen to mypodcast Move along, move along.
We're kicking you out of here,but thanks for the listens.
I need the upvotes.
Share it with all the peoplethat will hate me.
That'll be great, so they canall listen to me too.
Speaker 2 (35:53):
Don't let the door hit you on the way out too hard
too far too.
Speaker 1 (35:59):
No, but I'm just saying like yeah not everybody's
gonna agree with what I'msaying.
I'm trying to be open, like andjust stating my experiences and
what's working for me.
Everybody has their own reality.
I've been there where I thoughtI was the best and I knew
everything that has to be known,and I felt bad for everybody in
the world because I'm betterthan all of them, blah, blah,
(36:19):
blah.
But we're all in this together.
No one's better than nobodyelse.
There's no one beneath you.
There's no one above you.
We're all equals.
I'm not better than you becauseI own my own company.
I'm not better than you becauseI got a podcast where I sit in
my little closet and pretend Icool.
Please make me cool.
Speaker 2 (36:38):
Right, I'm not better than you because I bought a new
truck in about a couple moremonths Exactly.
Speaker 1 (36:46):
I'm going to have truck envy, but mine's diesel
still so.
Ha ha, ha, ha ha, or rah ha haha whatever.
Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah.
What is he?
Tim Allen?
But no, it's a fact that we'reall on equal playing fields.
It's not a competition.
(37:07):
Why do we put people down whenwe can help people come up?
If we look at it that way,where there's people, but
everybody's in their ownexperience, their own reality
that they created, they like itor not, like I mentioned the
last episode, I have somefriends that are always like I'm
poor, I can't afford to do this.
They're always going to be poorand they're always not going to
be able to afford it, even ifthey make $1,000 an hour.
(37:29):
And people are like oh, you'restupid for saying that.
No, because they got so muchslack.
And I've experienced it whereI've made a lot of money but I
put so much lack in the world Idon't even know where it went.
I didn't get robbed or nothing.
It's just bills, bills, bills,and the universe made sure it
took it away, or God made sureit punished me, or whatever it
(37:51):
is Right.
I'm not sure what it is, but Iprobably put so much lack out
there that it's like gone gonewith the wind, as I say.
Speaker 2 (38:01):
Is that a feather?
I see floating in there, yes.
Speaker 1 (38:04):
But yeah, it's that crazy and I used to be like, oh
no, I used to be that person.
Oh no, if I made that kind ofmoney I would be rich and I
could count on all my fingersand other toes and everything.
People I know that make a crapton of money that live in lack,
so they think they are poor.
(38:25):
I knew a lady if her bankaccount had less than half a
million dollars in it, she waspoor and at that time I'm like
just started my company and I'mlike I'm living paycheck to
paycheck.
You think you're poor if youhave less than half a million in
the bank, especially back then,like over 20 years ago.
That's probably like 3 milliontoday, 4 million today, right, 5
(38:47):
million Today's money.
Inflation sucks.
Speaker 2 (38:51):
Just keeps on going up.
Speaker 1 (38:55):
It's true, though.
Eh.
Anyway, it is true thatinflation sucks.
It does, but you know.
But don't focus on it, don'tmake that part of your reality.
That's what's hard is.
You got all the negative outthere.
You got everybody goingeverybody saying hey, did you
(39:15):
hear about the new carbon tax uphere in Canada?
It's going up 30%.
You're going to be paying 30%more at the pump, 30% more for
your coffee, 30% more for this.
Yeah, shut up.
Speaker 2 (39:27):
I know, mike, you don't have to keep repeating it.
Speaker 1 (39:30):
Right, but everybody talking about, oh, it's so hard,
oh, big recession, no one'smaking money.
But here's the kicker Ifeverybody's so fucking poor
right now, why do I look aroundand see people with everyday
homes, my neighbors and stuffbuilding huge garages, building
(39:51):
add-ons to their homes, building?
So there's a group of peoplethat have lack and there's a
group of people that have moneyand I know what you're saying.
People right now, if you're afirst-time listener, going duh,
the rich get rich, the poor staypoor.
Mikey, no, because I'm doing myown thing and I'm not.
I don't see, I don't think I'mrich, but I try to act rich so I
can be rich law of attraction.
(40:14):
But I'm putting out lack in myheart somehow, because sometimes
I think about it.
I'm like like, oh, now, thatseems far-fetched, that seems
far to make $2.5 million in mypocket Because there's people
out there that say, oh, I coulddo that in a month.
I made that yesterday, right,because once you do it, it's no
longer an obstacle anymore.
So why not make it not anobstacle and then just do it Now
(40:36):
?
That is the message I'm tryingto push out to the world that
the only person stopping youfrom being smart because you say
you're stupid from beingwhatever you want, is you?
Speaker 2 (40:50):
I was going to say it's myself.
Speaker 1 (40:53):
As long as you realize that you're halfway
there, buddy.
Speaker 2 (40:56):
Am.
Speaker 1 (40:56):
I there's hope for John, yet people there's hope.
It's been eight there, buddy,am I there's hope for John, yet
people.
Speaker 2 (41:01):
There's hope.
It's been eight years, Mike.
I don't know about that one.
Speaker 1 (41:06):
Some people take longer than others.
Hey, when I heard about the lawof attraction back when I was
18 years old, I was like thesepeople are nuts Making vision
boards and stuff and they'rejust going to make things appear
.
What are they?
Stupid.
But as I got older and wiser, Ididn't understand the part they
left out in those books ormovies called the Secret.
I think they did it on purposeto make it look stupid.
(41:28):
I guess People that filmed it Idon't know but is yeah, you put
it out in the universe.
You start everything with athought and then it's going to
come your way, but you have totake the action to get it.
Just like in religion, faithwithout works, so faith without
doing anything is dead.
You can't be like I have faith,I'm going to make my $2.5
(41:50):
million and God's going to giveit to me, and you just sit on
your butt, do nothing.
You didn't even buy a lotteryticket, didn't you?
Speaker 2 (41:58):
See.
Speaker 1 (41:58):
How are you going to get your money if you don't buy
a damn ticket?
You've got to meet them halfway.
Speaker 2 (42:03):
I got to work for the devil.
No, not for the devil.
You know what I mean.
God, yes.
Speaker 1 (42:09):
No, but you can't just sit there and expect
everything to happen, and that'swhat they made it look like in
that TV show or in that bookcalled the Secret.
It's where people just makethese vision boards and then
everything just happened.
No but they worked.
Just like me, I had this ideathat I started with a shipping
company in 2019 and I saw it,felt it.
I was like, oh, this is avision.
(42:31):
I received knowledge from myhigher self, or God, or whatever
you want to call it and Iexecuted the plan that I saw I
had to do and joined thepandemic where people were like,
ooh, everybody's hurting formoney and stuff all over the
world.
I couldn't predict what wasgoing to happen in 2020, from
2019.
And yet I was busier than everand I was hiring people that
(42:54):
needed jobs, that needed money,and hooked them up.
And there, everybody was takencare of.
I helped take care of a fewfamilies.
I'm not saying it to be likelook at me, I'm better than
everybody.
No, it's the universe providedfor me and everybody around me,
and that's the feelings and theunderstanding I got to get.
More often, it's like, yes, theuniverse will provide.
I got to take the action to doit.
(43:15):
I can't just be like, oh yeah,I saw, I.
I saw I made millions ofdollars, john.
Then you'd be like, well, whyare you sitting in the street
begging for money, mike?
And I'll be like, well, Ididn't do nothing about it.
I saw how I was going to makeit, but I didn't do it.
So how can you expect to haveanything that you want if the
(43:42):
universe provides a way for youto get it and you don't take it?
So back to making you abeliever.
I'm not making him.
I cannot do that Forcinganybody to believe anything or
forcing people to do whatever,for you know, you cannot force
other people's wills through lawof attraction.
It doesn't work that way.
But you can say this is like Iwant, like I did right when I
(44:05):
was younger.
I'm like I want to find truelove.
So I stopped chasing it, I giveup, and I was going to move out
west to Alberta and then truelove came knocking on my door
and it wasn't what I expected,but I went with it and things
you probably I don't know if youever me and my wife ever talked
to you about it, becauseeverybody tells tell us your
(44:26):
story, tell us how you met.
And I'm like, yeah, we met thisway.
And I thought she was annoyingand she thought I was like a
player, pompous, douchebag,right.
But no, it's not like the.
What I pictured when I wasyounger, what I was gonna have,
(44:46):
I thought I'd be millionaire,you know, have you know whatever
type looking wife and have this?
Whatever it's better, right,it's better now.
But if I force say this is allI want, boom, boom.
I don't care what the universewants.
I don't know.
I might not be in a happyrelationship, and I said it a
lot too, because I was like backthen, like when I was younger
some girl held my hand.
I'm like, she loves me, I'mgoing to marry her.
She held my hand.
Speaker 2 (45:09):
Been there, done that Right.
Speaker 1 (45:11):
And that's the way it is for every person.
I assume I don't know,Everybody I talk to anyways has
similar experience.
Speaker 2 (45:16):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (45:17):
But the one thing is like I was with my wife now, but
back then I was like no, likethere's something different,
there's something special, and I, to this day, truly believe.
And you know, back then when Iwas in religion, it was divine
by God.
But I swear like it's divine bythe universe, god or whatever,
I don't know, whatever supremebeings out there, whatever,
(45:46):
maybe my higher self or herhigher self arranged everything,
because things just clicked andI was showing things and boom,
like it just happened.
I was like okay, I know whatpath I need to take.
I'm taking this path.
Stop me if it's wrong.
And that's the mentality we gotto have in life.
Everybody wants to be rich,everybody wants to be loved and
everybody deserves to be richand everybody deserves to be
(46:06):
loved.
But you have to love yourselffirst and that's one thing.
Like for me.
I'm not going to lose weight orbe fit like I used to if I
don't love myself first, andthen the universe will provide a
way where I'm going to bebusier, maybe build myself a
home gym in this warehouse, Idon't know Stuff like that.
Speaker 2 (46:26):
You've talked about that for a couple of times, a
couple of years now, and youhaven't done it yet.
No see, what's the hold up?
Speaker 1 (46:32):
I can talk about anything I want, but if I don't
put action to it, it's dead.
So I could talk about this 2.5million that I'm trying to
manifest, but if theopportunity's coming, I'd do
nothing about it.
It's dead.
Bye-bye, adios, peace out,hasta luego.
Soronara, don't let the doorhit you.
You like that one, eh?
Speaker 2 (46:51):
I do like that one.
Speaker 1 (46:52):
So do you think, after our 46 minutes and 40
seconds of talking, or metalking, More, more, so you
talking.
Yeah, well, you know, even inreal life we don't talk much.
Speaker 2 (47:06):
No, no, not really.
Speaker 1 (47:07):
See, which is good.
You're a listener, you're.
I hope you absorb everythingyou look at and you see and
stuff.
But is there anything?
Are you going to take thechallenge that me and all my
listeners here at Life Changersare giving you to find something
small?
Try to manifest something, tosee what I'm talking about, if
it's just BS or if there'ssomething to it?
(47:29):
Because how would you feel ifone day you realize, holy crap,
everything you've ever said,mike, like I clicked in now and
I'm not forcing you.
You could just look at me andbe like I don't care, this is
your thing.
You manifest away, I'm going tolive my reality, peace out.
That's cool, we're stillbuddies, I don't care.
Speaker 2 (47:48):
You sure?
Yes, I see those eyes.
Speaker 1 (47:52):
It's the lights.
Speaker 2 (47:55):
Who turned the lights out?
But who turned the lights out?
Speaker 1 (47:58):
But if you want and if you want to see for yourself,
don't trust me, don't take myword for it.
I encourage all my listenersfirst time listeners, long time
listeners, who are listeninggoing.
This is interesting but notreal to me.
It will never be real to youunless you go.
You know what.
I'm going to give it a shot.
I'm going to create nothinginto something Because, yes,
(48:21):
what Mike just said howeverything in this damn world
and universe is made fromnothing First it was a thought I
need something to write on.
Then they created paper I needa computer.
It would be cool if I could dothis.
It was a thought.
They made it a reality.
It's not easy but it'sworthwhile.
And once you figure it out howyou can turn anything into
(48:41):
physical in this world, all witha thought, then anything you
want is yours.
But you've got to remember,like I say a few times, I do it
in grace and happiness and lovefor all that I want to be able
to benefit all people, that Iwant people to look at me and go
.
You know what?
(49:06):
Yeah, mike did manifest that,like I believe he did, because
look at everything he said hewas going to do with that he did
it, or I feel that there'ssomething different about Mike.
You know, I feel the energy iscoming off him and everything he
said he's doing he's done it.
So maybe there's something hereand I want people around me to
be successful too.
That's all I want Anybody Icome into contact with.
I want people to be successful.
If anybody listening isinterested, I would like to do a
(49:28):
study on you in the sense of Iwant to practice something
Because I want to launch beinglike a life coach or a
motivational speaker for peopleand help motivate.
You know motivation for peoplethat if you want to start a
company, if you need justmotivation or up, you know
whatever, I have many years ofexperience motivating and
talking to people and if you'reready to jump board, send me an
(49:50):
email.
I'm going to take five peopleand I'm going to work with them
one-on-one as a life coach and amotivational coach to help you
knock this out of the park.
If people are interested andwilling to do the work, you can
write me at lifechangersmike atgmailcom.
That's lifechangersmike all oneword at gmailcom.
Speaker 2 (50:10):
So Say that a little louder for the people in the
back there, Mike.
Speaker 1 (50:14):
Okay, lifechangersmike at gmailcom.
Is that loud enough?
I think so, because I want toprove the concept, get some
testimonials and maybe See wherethe universe takes it from
there.
But I feel like that's the nextstep For Life Changers Mike.
Speaker 2 (50:34):
I'll take the next step with you, mike.
Speaker 1 (50:37):
You're taking the next step.
You're going to come to myshows, if I do live events.
Speaker 2 (50:40):
If you invite me, yeah.
Speaker 1 (50:43):
Don't be a downer, okay.
Speaker 2 (50:48):
Try not to put me in the spot, that's all.
I try not to.
Speaker 1 (50:51):
I told you you can talk if you want.
You don't have to.
If you don't want, we're in aprivate location.
Speaker 2 (50:55):
We're all good.
Speaker 1 (50:56):
We're all hanging out with my little A&W teddy bear
on the desk.
Speaker 2 (50:59):
He's very cute.
Speaker 1 (51:01):
Yeah, I like A&W.
I haven't been there much.
I go to McDonald's more.
I'm not sponsored by anybody,bye.
Speaker 2 (51:07):
I was going to say you've been cheating on
McDonald's and A&W.
I've seen a Harvey's.
Speaker 1 (51:17):
No, I worked at Harvey's.
So here's the funny part Iworked at Harvey's, I was the
manager, and I was dating themanager of the girl at
McDonald's when I was younger.
Speaker 2 (51:29):
That's where this McDonald's thing comes from.
Speaker 1 (51:31):
Yeah and she has the same name.
I have in French, but inEnglish.
Speaker 2 (51:35):
Michelle.
Speaker 1 (51:37):
Yeah.
Her name's Michelle, my name isMike and I thought it was funny
.
But anyways, and she had a car,she broke up with me because I
was using her for her car.
That's a little harsh.
We weren't exclusive, we justlike dating and hanging out, and
she worked the same hours.
I worked and got a ride,anyways.
Speaker 2 (52:03):
I dig hours, I worked and got a ride anyways, I
digress anywho back to what'sthat?
Speaker 1 (52:05):
back back to reality here, back to living in the
moment, not living in the past,like we talked about yesterday.
Yes, you can remember the past.
You can talk, reminisce aboutthe past and bring up good
feelings about the past, butjust remember your body doesn't
know the difference.
If you're bringing up sadthings about the past, you're
going to have the samesituations.
We talked about this many timesin my podcast, where somebody's
like you know I got into a caraccident and they talk about it
(52:28):
and their body is reacting as ifthey got into the car accident
again, like it's new, right,let's practice living in the
moment.
Let's practice living love andjoy and experiences and just
love life and love everythingthat's happening.
And if you guys can do that,you'll have a happier day and a
better day.
And if you're like, oh no,somebody already cut me off in
traffic today, mike, while I waslistening to you, and he gave
me the bird, and now I'm goingto flip him the bird and I'm
(52:49):
going to have a crappy day, well, you can choose to let that
happen and be a good day.
I leave that up to you.
Just remember you are loved,you are important.
You deserve everything you wantrich, love, happiness, anything
.
I encourage you to listen to mypodcast to see what works for
(53:10):
you.
I encourage everybody to do thetest, find something small that
they want to manifest andcreate into reality and try it
out and let me know, send me anemail.
We'll talk about it in thecomments and stuff I'll bring,
talk about it on the podcastwith people and we'll share
everybody's experience and maybeI'll bring some guests on.
If you have a good experience,good story to tell, you want to
(53:30):
come on the show, we can arrangeit.
So anything you want to say tothe listeners that's good.
Good as in what happy?
Speaker 2 (53:37):
go lucky, that's good .
Good as in what?
Speaker 1 (53:41):
happy go lucky, that's my motto or forgive to
forget that's his motto.
Anyways, once again, thank youvery much for coming to the
studio, john.
We appreciate you, hope you hadfun, hope the listeners enjoyed
the show.
And once again, this is Mike,with life changers, and we love
(54:01):
everybody and I love you andyou're important too.
Thank you very much and have agreat day.
Hi, welcome to another episode of Life Changers
, and this is Mike.
So today in studio I have oneof my buddies that I have with
me all the time when I startedlearning about the law of
attraction, and he was actuallythere when I started going to
the casino.
I would like to welcome to thestudio John.
Hey, john, how's it going?
Speaker 2 (00:36):
It's going good, Mike .
How are you?
Speaker 1 (00:38):
Pretty good, pretty good.
Thanks for coming.
Oh, thanks to everyone in theaudience.
Yes, live audience today.
But he was with me when Istarted with the Law of
Attraction at the casinos.
We were going to some casinostogether, just like slot machine
casinos to start, and Iremember one instance we were
(00:59):
going and I think this mighthave been the first time you
came with me to the casino and Iwas explaining to you how I'm
going to make money at thecasino and you're like, okay,
uh-huh, yeah, we'll see, yeah.
And then you're just likeprobably thinking this guy's
nuts, why am I hanging out withthis guy named Mike?
But then what happened whenwe're at the casino, like we're
(01:22):
playing some machines and thenI'll just fool around we.
What happened when we were atthe casino?
We're playing some machines,and then I was just fooling
around, we're hanging out andtalking, and I was explaining
how I learned that you can'twant to win but you kind of got
to encourage everybody to winaround us.
Remember how happy, lucky, Idon't know, it was many years
ago now, what eight years, sixyears, something, anyways, I
started hitting the slot machineand stuff like that, and then
(01:44):
we're getting jackpots and thenyou're like huh.
And what were you thinking atthat time when I started winning
?
What were you like?
Were you like oh, maybe whathe's talking about is true.
Or were you thinking he justhas a horseshoe shoved up his
butt?
Speaker 2 (01:58):
I thought you had a horseshoe up your butt Right and
that's where the legend camefrom.
Speaker 1 (02:06):
When I was like it's true, I got kicked in the butt
by a horse and we never found ashoe.
Speaker 2 (02:08):
I mentioned that on my podcast a few times, have you
?
Speaker 1 (02:09):
Yeah.
So the reason why I brought youinto the studio today is
because we're hanging out andit's a weekend, but I thought it
would be fun.
But also to be stating becausewe're pretty close friends.
You come to my house.
Well, I used to come more often, but now that I moved almost
three hours away from you it'snot as often.
(02:30):
But I used to come to my housea lot and I'd be talking about
all this law of attraction stuffand you'd just be like, yep,
yep, this guy's going nuts again.
But what I explain to people isit doesn't matter what I say,
because I have people in my lifefamily, best friends where I'm
like check this out, this is howit works.
(02:52):
And do you think I'm poopoohead crazy?
Speaker 2 (02:56):
Some days, yes, Other days not so much.
You're pretty open-minded.
Speaker 1 (03:02):
See, I'm open to listen to everybody's point of
view open-minded.
See, I'm open to listen toeverybody's point of view, but
another reason why I brought youinto the studio is because
there's some new information Iwant to put in your head.
Speaker 2 (03:10):
Oh no.
Speaker 1 (03:12):
And have you make fun of me, like all my friends do.
Speaker 2 (03:15):
I don't make fun of you.
Come on now.
Speaker 1 (03:18):
Here's a question that everybody's asking.
I've actually received a fewemails on this before and
comments in the comment sections.
Um is, if some, some people sayI, I don't believe you, that
you can do all this stuff andstill people don't believe me.
So what would you like to tellthose people that you've seen me
(03:39):
put a hundred dollars in amachine and turn it into $3,500.
And then you see me when we'replaying the tables.
Remember how it says like, look,if I don't care about winning
and I put money down to tip thegirl to pay for the dealer, that
if I win, they win.
And I'm like I don't care, if Iwin, I'm going to play blind.
And we started winning and thenyou played with your money I
(04:01):
think you brought a hundredbucks or something burned
through it, that I gave you somechips and says look, man, watch
you win because you don't care,because you're not trying to
win, you don't care if you win.
I said you don't care, I don'tcare if you win or lose with my
money I'm already making money,remember, yep?
Speaker 2 (04:17):
Then he started winning and you're like, how
come?
Speaker 1 (04:20):
I Exactly, you're trying too hard, right?
But what would you tell peoplethat you see me do all this
stuff?
Some people call it miracles orluck or whatever.
But how do you see all this andstill look at me going?
That's his thing.
Whatever, I'm living my ownlife.
You don't have to answer if youdon't want to.
(04:40):
I just want to know, and mylisteners want to know.
We did not prep for this, by theway.
I'm putting him on the spot, soif he does not want to answer,
I don't force people to answerany questions they don't want.
But you know, everybody hastheir own reality, their own
truth, right?
So my truth is I could turn athought into reality and I'm
(05:02):
going to try to convince youtoday that you could turn a
thought into reality based onyesterday's or last podcast that
people probably listened to.
I recorded it yesterday.
It's going to be on airtomorrow, but the week after
that this one will be on air.
But if you want to answer thequestion, how can you like?
(05:23):
The word is that some people useis how could he not be a
believer if he's seen you do allthis stuff?
So I don't believe you, mike.
I'm like okay, becauseeverybody says I'll believe if I
see.
And I tell people it doesn'tmatter if you see.
You still won't believe if youcan't comprehend or figure out.
Like.
You got to change your beliefsystem, like what you were
raised right.
We were raised to think casinois the house always wins.
(05:46):
We always lose as people.
That's the point right.
But my motto is everybody canwin if they want to.
Speaker 2 (05:54):
If you put your mind to it, yeah.
Speaker 1 (05:56):
Yeah, but it's not just putting your mind to it,
it's putting your ego aside,trying not to chase it.
Because, like I mentioned in mypodcast, what happens if you're
being chased?
You're running away.
You don't know why the hell acop's chasing.
If somebody starts runningafter you, you're going to be
like what the hell Start running.
Who's this guy running at me?
(06:17):
Boy Right.
So when we're chasing money, Ifind like when you try you don't
get it.
But if you don't try, is itjust a hard concept to not try
or is it just like yeah, it'seasy to say but hard to do?
Speaker 2 (06:33):
It's definitely easy to say and hard to do.
I've seen you do it, but it'sstill from my perspective.
It doesn't work, doesn't?
Speaker 1 (06:44):
work for you, eh, so maybe I just got a horseshoe in
my butt perspective.
It doesn't work.
Doesn't work for you?
Speaker 2 (06:48):
eh, so maybe I just got a horseshoe in my butt.
I just don't have a horseshoein my butt.
Speaker 1 (06:52):
That's all.
But what if I told you you can?
And what if I told you, by thesimple methods I'm going to talk
to you about and try toconvince you?
If it were, if you getconvinced, then you can do what
I do, and if not, bigger andbetter and more, it's up to you.
So here's one thing I talkedabout this book I was reading
(07:14):
yesterday called the science ofgetting rich.
Okay, or the science of beingrich, something like that, when
I talked on the last podcast.
I should pull it up here.
Uh, when I talked on the lastpodcast, I should pull it up
here.
Bear with me, you can just talkif you want, sir.
Speaker 2 (07:30):
What am I going to talk about?
Speaker 1 (07:32):
Take over.
Hi, this is another episode ofJohn's podcast.
This is John.
Speaker 2 (07:40):
I'm just learning everything.
Don't laugh at me.
Speaker 1 (07:43):
No, I'm trying, I've been trying to teach this guy to
be a believer for.
Speaker 2 (07:48):
For eight years and I still don't believe.
Yeah, Well, I do.
Speaker 1 (07:51):
But so it's the Science of Getting Rich by
Wallace B Walters.
It's the book I'm talking about.
So this book was written in1910.
Speaker 2 (08:01):
Okay, Way before our time yeah.
Speaker 1 (08:04):
So over a hundred years ago, probably 114 years to
be exact.
Oh, I'm good at math, aren't I?
Anyways, I'm not saying a word.
And he simplifies it and sayshe can guarantee you to be rich
and successful if you follow histhree steps.
Isn't that crazy?
Speaker 2 (08:26):
What are his three steps there, mike?
Well, tell me.
Speaker 1 (08:31):
It's not scripted, he's not reading nothing, he's
just being a.
He's just making fun of me, asyou can tell by his voice.
Please tell me, mikey, teach methe way, because you know, when
I walk out this door, I'm goingto be like this guy knows, hey
man, I promised him pizza andwings after this, so that's why
he's here.
Okay, first thing is, I'm goingto get you to say yes to
(08:58):
something right now.
Do you agree with this commentthat everything in this world,
in our reality, started as athought?
So meaning, I thought aboutbuilding this phone, then I put
it on paper, brought it intoreality.
You thought about coming tovisit me.
(09:20):
Then it became a reality.
We thought about coming to theDo the Podcast studio studio,
and now we're here in thepodcast studio.
So now it's reality, right?
You think about where the pizzaand wings we're going to order
and what kind of toppings youwant.
So it's not real, right?
It's really not real.
Right now You're thinking aboutthe pizza and wings, but we're
(09:40):
going to make it real.
So how?
So, first off, do you believethat that's saying that
everything in this world startedas a thought?
Speaker 2 (09:48):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (09:49):
Every action you make starts as a thought Yep, so
you're taking the conscienceaction to be like, yeah, I'm
sitting in the studio talkingwith Mike, so I got my pizza and
wings.
That he's going to manifest bygoing to the store and buying it
.
But it sounds simple, right?
I literally said, hey, you wantpizza and wings.
And you're like, yeah, let's dosome pizza and wings.
I'm like, well, cool, it's notreal.
(10:10):
Now I'm going to manifest it bygoing to the store and buying
it.
Easy as that, right.
But you could go to people thatdon't understand the concept of
just walking into a building,coming out with food, go to a
place where it's like a tribe orsomething, where they sitting
in their own world and theydon't have contact with us and
(10:32):
all that, and go tell them I can, I can make a pier big pizza
right now, and you just walk ina building, walk up pizza.
They won't understand, right.
But in our reality we're like,yeah, we accept it, right.
Speaker 2 (10:43):
So that's a yes, that's a yes, we got a yes, we
got our yes, yes, yes yes.
Speaker 1 (10:47):
So now, as I have written here how hard is it for
me?
I wrote down my thing, what Iwant, it's mine, $2.5 million
and I wrote in grace andhappiness and love and harmony.
I deserve it.
So I'm thinking about, I'mmanifesting, that I'm going to
(11:12):
make $2.5 million profit in mypocket so I can do what I need
to do with it from my dream home, forever home or whatever,
right?
So now it's a thought.
So now I need to make an action.
Right, start taking action.
So now I'm dreaming about it,I'm figuring out what I can do,
stuff like that, and then, whenthe universe starts pushing me
in the right direction and I seethe opportunity, I'm going to
(11:33):
go oh, like I already know whereto buy pizza.
I've been doing that since Iwas a teenager, right, since I
was a kid.
With my dad, let's go get pizza.
But now I need to find out howto make $2.5 million and the
universe is going to guide me inthat way.
So it's a thought, I'm pushingit into my mind as reality.
Now it's going to be an action.
Therefore, I'm going to have itin my bank account in reality.
(11:55):
So there's no difference in mesaying, john, let's go to the
casino after this and I'm goingto put $100 on the machine and
I'm going to walk out with moremoney than I put in.
Whatever the universe deems Ideserve that day.
I'm not going to chase, I'm notgoing to try, I'm just going to
leave it to the universalguidance.
(12:17):
But my thought is I'm going toleave with more money.
So when I walk into that casino, I'm a winner and I'm not a
loser, because there is nolosers in my reality.
There's only winners.
There's only profit.
I don't believe in lack, Ibelieve in abundance.
Lots of money everywhere.
Everybody can have money.
So is that different than memanifesting the pizza for us
(12:40):
later?
Speaker 2 (12:42):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (12:44):
So tell me why it's different.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
Well, for starters, I've seen you do it.
Speaker 1 (12:50):
Do what?
The pizza or the casino?
Speaker 2 (12:52):
Oh, the casino.
Okay, I've seen you put $100 inand we've walked out with
$1,000.
Speaker 1 (12:58):
Yeah, Sometimes more sometimes less yeah.
I don't think I've ever lostwhen you were there eh.
Speaker 2 (13:04):
No, I always lost, you never did.
Speaker 1 (13:07):
See, when I make enough money, this poor feller
named John, I'm going to see howmuch money do you make in a
year?
You don't have to answer that.
I'm going to ask him, though,and I'm going to say I'm going
to pay you that, and all youhave to do is hang out with me
while I make money, because he'slike my good luck charm,
because I want to prove to himso much, I want to prove to
everybody so much, how amazingit is to be in the positive
(13:30):
mindset, to be in.
I deserve mindset and stufflike that, and make your own
miracles.
It seems like it's miracles,does it?
Speaker 2 (13:41):
feel like a miracle to you every time we go in and I
walk out with money Maybe foryou, not so much for me.
Speaker 1 (13:44):
I feel bad for you, but sometimes I give you money.
I'm like here just to break you, even because I feel bad.
Yeah, I'm a good boy.
Speaker 2 (13:52):
You're a good man, I'm a good boy.
Speaker 1 (13:54):
Thank you, Paul.
Speaker 2 (13:59):
Who let Paul in here?
Speaker 1 (14:01):
I don't know, paul, get out, who let you in the
studio.
But no, yeah, like it's easy,right, For me it seems easy.
Does it seem easy from yourpoint of view?
Speaker 2 (14:14):
Seems easy.
Yes.
Speaker 1 (14:16):
So like what do you think you're doing wrong, based
on all the conversations youhave with me?
Speaker 2 (14:22):
What I'm doing wrong is overthinking.
Speaker 1 (14:24):
Yeah, I care too much you care about the $100?
Have you not just like took ahundred bucks and like just give
it to a homeless person, justto burn it and be like whatever?
Speaker 2 (14:34):
I don't care no.
Speaker 1 (14:35):
Well, not that I know of.
So I wonder why, if it's easierfor me to believe this stuff?
Because of one thing because Igrew up in religion and in the
religion I grew up.
I don't know if you grew uparound religion.
No, I grew up, so I grew uparound Christians, yeah but like
you weren't going to church,your parents didn't have you go,
(14:57):
all that's baptized and stuff.
So I grew up in a Christianreligion, is it not?
Very well, people say it's verystrict, but now I realize it's
pretty strict, but it doesn'tmatter.
I'm not going to say thereligion, because who cares?
But they teach you that like,if you have faith right, you
shall receive, but if your faithis lacking, you will not
(15:20):
receive.
And I'm not bashingChristianity or anything.
If you're a Christian,listening to this, by all means,
like you're doing your thing,you're doing your reality.
And like I've been in myreligion growing up I was even
the minister for four years andstuff like that but it's just, I
moved to where I feel like Ineed to go and I don't, you know
(15:41):
, not hang out with the peoplefrom my old life and the church
and stuff.
They're all good people,everybody in religion.
Do your thing.
Like God bless you all.
Like you're doing your thing,like I want everybody to live
their truth and their reality.
Just for me I'm going adifferent route that I'm
experimenting with and all thatand it doesn't matter, right?
But I don't bash religion inany way.
(16:02):
I just want people to know thatit's not for me, where the
church I grew up in, and stufflike that and whatnot.
But anyways, it's law ofattraction 101.
So I remember growing up theysay you got to pay tithing 10%
of your income.
And everybody would say, if youpay willingly, you'd be blessed
(16:25):
tenfold.
And I used to think like, ohwell, then I started, then I
started giving, like, well, I'mgonna give you the 10 and you're
gonna give me 10 times more.
All right, let's go, stuff likethat.
Then I wasn't getting it and Istarted learning like, oh well,
people are saying no, no, yougot to give willingly and not
expecting, and then you'll beblessed and stuff.
And I've seen miracles.
I've seen people, by theirfaith, be healed of sicknesses.
(16:45):
I've seen miracles in everyreligion that I've seen and grew
up around.
Because I grew up around, uh,my grandparents were Catholics,
catholic religion.
Uh, my parents converted toanother religion after
Catholicism and then we grew upin that and then, well, I moved
on.
But anyways, uh, growing up inMontreal, quebec, there's a
(17:06):
church there where people canwalk up these stairs I mentioned
a few times in my podcast andpeople truly believe beyond a
shadow of a doubt that if theywalk up those steps or crawl up
because they can't walk, or walkup without being guided by
feeling the spirit and going upinto that, up to the church and
go to a certain room and stufflike that, that God will heal
(17:27):
them of blindness, of not beingable to walk, like needed
crutches or wheelchairs.
People with all sorts ofconditions went up there and if
you go up there to this dayyou'll see like crutches,
wheelchairs, eye patches,walking sticks, blind people
were healed and all that andit's all by their faith.
Right and like.
(17:48):
For a while when I heard faithI'm like oh, religion, words,
right, but it's not a religionword, it's just.
I grew up with it in myreligion and a lot of people
have in our Christianity.
I guess country we live in inCanada, that's now every
religion's here and you know,live in in Canada, that's now
everybody, every religion ishere and you know, I've.
It's cool, like I've been to alot of different churches and
(18:11):
venues with friends and stuffand it's really cool, good vibes
, good vibes.
But I'm on my own path and Iencourage you, everybody, to
find their own path, like whatI'm saying, what I'm doing, you
know, is not, might not be rightfor you, but you got to find
what makes it right for you, howyou can use the law of
attraction.
So when I talk to you, john,I'm saying you know, I'm just
(18:33):
explaining, explaining.
I'm explaining things to you.
When I'm explaining, everythingI'm learning is I want you to
understand the base of it andfind a way that fits your
lifestyle, your belief systemand your reality, because my
reality is totally different.
We could be in the same room,we're in the same podcast, we're
(18:53):
hanging out, but you see theworld differently than the way I
see the world.
Sometimes I'm driving withpeople or with my wife and I'm
like, wow, it's so beautiful,look at all that.
It's amazing.
And some people are just likeyou all right, mike.
I'm like, no, I'm all right, Ihave not been drinking or
nothing.
Speaker 2 (19:15):
He's lying.
He has been drinking, not today.
It's too early Yesterday.
Speaker 1 (19:20):
But you know what I mean.
Like I just love life and Ilove and I don't have stress,
like I used to, about money,about this, about whatever.
So back to the topic at hand.
So you agree with step one?
Yes, that everything startswith a thought.
It becomes reality.
Speaker 2 (19:39):
Yes, I do.
Speaker 1 (19:40):
So there's no difference.
How I can, how I started mytransportation company.
It was a thought.
I talked about it.
Everybody's like, okay, you'renuts.
And then I made it a reality.
And now look at where we are Inmy warehouse, in the studio,
talking microphones with ourlive studio audience.
Thank you, thank you.
(20:00):
That's how big the warehouse isJust me and him and a teddy
bear.
I got the A&W teddy bear on mydesk.
You know this is unedited, uncut.
This raw material just gets themusic put on at the beginning
and the end and gets thrown onthe podcast.
I feel sorry for my listeners,but this is what I call real
(20:25):
talk with Mike and John.
Okay, so step one is good.
Yes, so here's another story forthe from the same guy in 1910,
how he started talking aboutthis with all his buddies and
people and I know I alreadymentioned it.
But uh, this guy was like well,you know, make it sound so
simple.
And then he said give him achallenge.
(20:45):
So I give you a challenge toall my listeners and to my buddy
, john, and maybe we'll followup with him next time he comes
into town, sorry, so look around, think about what you want and
then you're going to think aboutit and put it in your reality.
So, if it's well, you alreadygot a brand new truck coming, so
(21:09):
that'll be easy.
It worked, mike, but put inyour mind what you want.
So the story goes with thisindividual is really poor.
He says he's poor.
I know I'm repeating somethings I talked about yesterday,
but it's more funner whenthere's somebody else in the
studio staring at me with hiseyes glazed over boredom.
Speaker 2 (21:31):
I'm not bored, come on now.
Speaker 1 (21:35):
So this poor guy, working paycheck to paycheck,
had nothing.
So he took the challenge andwent home and looked at a rug.
He says I want a new rug, Iwant a nice looking rug, and
visualized and put it into hismind what he wanted.
And then how do you think hemanifested it?
Did it just come out of thinair?
Did he steal it?
Speaker 2 (21:56):
He went out and did it.
Speaker 1 (21:58):
But he has no money.
He's living paycheck topaycheck, barely paying rent and
food.
So he visualized what he wantedand then something happened
where he was able to pick upextra shifts at work overtime
and then he got his rug and thenafter that overtime stopped.
The company's like no moreovertime and it was like perfect
(22:19):
.
He just made enough in overtimeto pay for the rug and then it
was over.
So why don't you find somethingthat you want and think about it
?
You don't have to tell anybody,you don't have to whatever.
Whatever you want.
But you can't chase it, justput it in your reality and then,
when the opportunities come,it's up to you.
So this guy in the book saysit's up to you to put in the
(22:42):
work.
So this guy in the book saysit's up to you to put in the
work.
So this individual had amiracle happen where, out of the
blue, where there was noovertime foreseen, had overtime
for like a couple of days or acouple of weekends and he had
enough overtime to buy exactlywhat he wanted.
Then the overtime was over.
So it's a miracle, I don't carewhat way you put it.
(23:03):
The same guy was like well, ifthat works, he started going
through his whole house andeverything in it was brand new.
And now he's not livingpaycheck to paycheck because he
goes there's no lack, there'salways abundance, which is this.
The way we were programmed islike work hard, I make all this
(23:23):
money and the money goes out thedoor Right.
But if you put the money outthe door happily and freely and
knowing it's going to go outthere and bring you more back,
and that's what's going tohappen, and then opportunity
just arose for this guy Not justextra time at work.
He started becoming like he'slike building things for people
and people started realizinghe's a good carpenter.
(23:43):
And then he started makingthings and before you know it,
now he's making a lot more moneyand he's doing what he loves.
That's all that matters in lawof attraction Is that you do
what you like, give thanks, like, just be grateful and happy,
(24:04):
because, as I taught you in thecasinos, if you become a pompous
, like oh look, I'm going to winthe 50 million today because I
am a God Right, then you becomea pompous, greedy bastard and
then you lose it all.
I've seen it, I've done it.
Speaker 2 (24:20):
I've done it too One too many times Right Testify.
Speaker 1 (24:26):
I plead the fifth.
But see how easy it is to lose.
And he also talks about in hisbook how, you know, do
everything to benefit others.
So you're not trying to racepeople, you're not trying to um,
have competition or nothing.
There's enough wealth and moneyin this universe, in this world
(24:48):
, for us to manifest, enough foreverybody.
There's enough abundance,there's enough everything in
this universe, in this worldthat there's more than enough
for everybody, for everything.
So did you think of somethingthat you want, Something small.
It doesn't have to be big, justsomething small, something that
you want to try to manifest,and then you're going to put it
in your reality.
And then the key that we heareverybody talking about in this
(25:11):
kind of situation is like yougot to believe you're going to
get it and you deserve it.
Because you have to believethat you deserve it, that you're
going to get it, you can't putyourself down that we all
deserve what we want.
We all deserve wealth, we alldeserve whatever reality you
want to create and you deserveto get what you want to get.
(25:32):
So I encourage you to trysomething small, nothing crazy
and big, and then work your wayup to something whatever you
want.
Because the moment and wetalked about this today a little
bit on the way in how I stoppedchasing looking for a wife,
right, because growing up in thechurch I grew up like got to
get married, got to get married,right, you don't want to be 25
(25:52):
and not married, because thenyou're useless.
Everybody look at you and belike what's wrong with that one.
But I gave up and stoppedlooking.
And then it was like hey, haveyou met this girl?
I'm like no, I haven't.
You know she's cute but not mytype.
I'm not looking.
You know I'm better thanchasing these days.
(26:15):
And now I've been married toher for 17 years, going on 18
years this October.
But my whole life was chasingwomen to try to find a wife and
they were running away.
I don't blame them.
I used to chase money all thetime it ran away.
I don't blame it.
I sit here going, jonathan,tell me if I've ever said this
(26:39):
to you, because I swear I have.
You can say yes or no.
Where I was like Jonathan, howcome the universe just doesn't
give me all this money becauseI'm going to do good with it in
the world.
Have I said that to you before?
Speaker 2 (26:50):
Yes, you have.
Speaker 1 (26:51):
Okay, now I'm going to tell you why I don't get
money Because you're chasing it.
Besides chasing it, you'rebeing greedy.
Not being greedy, what do youthink it is?
You're overthinking.
I'm actually putting lackBecause I'm saying give me all
this money that's hard to reachlack so I can give it away to
(27:14):
people, because I want to be agood person and the universe is
like bullshit.
I need to admit and I admit Ideserve all the money that I can
manifest and earn.
You deserve all the money youcan manifest and earn.
You deserve it all.
(27:35):
And then some, the universe orGod, if you want to call it, if
you're Christian wants everybodyto be happy, does not want
anybody to be lack, and that'sone thing that bothers me in,
like certain, like the Bible andother books that I've read, how
it always talks about the richman being like a pompous asshole
.
Because it says, like you know,jesus came across the rich man
(27:59):
and told the rich man.
The rich man says I'll doanything, anything and follow
you.
Right.
And then Jesus says give allyour money away to the poor and
come with nothing and follow me,and then you'll find eternal
salvation, something along thoselines.
Right, and the rich man's like,the rich kid's like no, I'll do
anything but that Peace outRight.
And I'm telling you that wassomething I had to unprogram
(28:24):
myself from, because that rightthere is showing you
subconsciously rich people arepompous assholes, just like in
the movies.
All these rich people arealways psycho killers and just
stupid, crazy.
And they're paying people to doall this random crap because
they're so rich they're bad.
Don't get me wrong.
There might be some rich peopleout there that are pompous
(28:44):
assholes, but they're going toget what they deserve Because
karma and what goes around comesaround tenfold.
And the people that are beingrich because they want to be
rich, because they deserve to berich and do good with their
money at the same time, by allmeans.
So here's another thing Ilearned, jonathan.
Do you know?
(29:05):
All these charities areactually not good for the thing
that they're trying to prevent.
So all these charities toprevent homelessness are not
good.
All these charities to stopwhatever, whatever.
Please give us money.
Give us money to help this,help this, help this right,
because states and the law ofattraction they're putting the
(29:28):
universe lack, so they'll nevermake enough money to help those
people right Enough.
They might help a few people.
Don't get me wrong, charitiesare good.
I might sound like an assholeright now, but charities are
good.
They're helping people, buttheir whole business is keeping
people down.
So if it's helping homelesspeople, they need homeless
people, because if there's nohomeless people, they're all out
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of a job and they're not goingto be making money anymore to
help homeless people.
And don't get me wrong, it'sall good intentions, but they'll
never be rich and never get ridof the problem because they're
putting lack and they're puttingout that they'll never get rid
of the problem.
So you won't.
Law of Attraction 101.
So why is it so easy foreverybody, me included, even for
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you, you, john, to be negativeand create negative?
Why do you think it's so easyto be negative and create
negativity?
He's looking at me while I'mdrinking my water going.
I don't know.
You keep on talking, you, dorkwell, because we're programmed.
(30:35):
He's looking at me while I'mdrinking my water going.
I don't know.
You keep on talking, you, dorkWell, because we're programmed
to.
I might sound like a crazyperson speaking here, but think
about it.
Everybody close your eyes.
You closing your eyes, john.
Okay, now I'll close mine.
So everybody listening closeyour eyes, unless you're driving
.
Please don't close your eyes.
(30:56):
You, dumbass, Just drive.
But think of all the thingsyou've seen in the world that's
positive, that's getting a lotof traction.
You count them on one hand,maybe maybe two.
Now think of all the things yousee and hear that are negative
(31:21):
Every day, a million times a day, because we're programmed to
believe that we're not goodenough.
We're programmed to believe bywhatever you want to call it.
I don't care if you want tocall it the elites, hollywood or
whatever, it's, just the worldthe way it is, media, I don't
care what you want to call it.
I don't care if you want tocall it the elites, hollywood or
whatever, just the world theway it is, media, I don't care
what you want to call it.
Government, justin Trudeau, Imean what?
(31:43):
Who, who did you say?
No, I didn't say nothing.
I don't talk politics on here,but whatever you want to believe
.
But I promise you it's easy forus to be negative and to
attract negativity, becausethat's what's shown around us.
Speaker 2 (32:02):
Program.
What's programming?
It's the programming.
Speaker 1 (32:05):
And you know I might sound like a lunatic, but watch
some older TV shows.
Know what you know now.
See what we went through in thelast few years and everything
we're seeing now that we thoughtwas impossible to be happening
and all this crap.
And watch old, like you know,tv shows 10, 15 years ago.
(32:25):
You'll see the programmingleading up to today.
Tell me I'm wrong, but all myfaithful listeners out there who
are like but Mike, the reasonwhy you're seeing that?
Because you stated multipletimes on like but Mike, the
reason why you're seeing that?
Because you stated multipletimes on these podcasts, mike,
you are creating that in yourreality.
So therefore, that's why it'shere.
(32:48):
Touche, you are correct, we areall creators.
I create my reality and, john,you create your reality.
My wife creates her own realityand everybody in the world
creates their reality and theirbeliefs.
And we tend to look at peopleand go, hey, you don't believe
everything I believe in.
Well, you're a douchebag.
And I tend to be like, hey, yougot your own belief system.
(33:09):
Cool, this, you know.
I I don't care, you're still mybuddy, like we could be friends
.
Or you're really not job, youshould move on.
What?
Or you're really not job.
You should move on what?
Speaker 2 (33:18):
Wait what?
What did you say, not you not?
Speaker 1 (33:20):
you.
You're not a nut job, but somepeople are.
Speaker 2 (33:23):
I can be.
Speaker 1 (33:24):
I say I love everybody, but it's hard Because
some people I just kind of lovestupid.
I love you, You're not stupid.
Speaker 2 (33:30):
I was going to say I am stupid.
Speaker 1 (33:31):
See, he's putting himself down, but you say that.
So right there, ladies andgentlemen.
Speaker 2 (33:39):
Prime example coming right up.
Speaker 1 (33:41):
Prime example.
He says a lot I'm stupid, I'mthis, I'm that, and therefore he
will be perceived as that fromhimself and everybody around him
.
Do people see me as if I'mstupid?
Maybe Do people see me as I'mcrazy because I don't believe
what they believe.
Most likely Everybody'sprogrammed for that.
(34:02):
Do you think I'm crazy?
And all the things I'mbelieving?
I even have friends that arelike oh yeah, you're going to
manifest your 2.5 million.
You should have a backup planin case that doesn't happen, so
you can do the stuff you want todo still.
But still get line of creditand this and that and I'm like
nope, I don't need to.
Speaker 2 (34:21):
I have faith.
I believe you have faith, butin about two months you'll
change your mind about halfwaythrough too.
Speaker 1 (34:27):
No, this is going to happen.
I believe this one, but thequestion is what am I going to
do with it when, this summer,this summer, Yep soon.
Speaker 2 (34:37):
What day, what month?
Speaker 1 (34:39):
See, that's the thing .
My wife kind of chastised meand yelled at me a little.
Not yelled, but just like Mike.
Speaker 2 (34:45):
Wait, she put a chastity belt on you.
Speaker 1 (34:48):
No, chastised me, that means scolded me, told me
off, says Mike, you say all thisstuff about not chasing, not
doing this, don't plan theoutcome, don't force the outcome
.
And here you are trying toforce the outcome on this right?
So, it's true, I'm learning.
My wife teaches me some stuff.
She says, hey, you shouldlisten to this podcast.
(35:09):
His name is Mike, it's calledLife Changers.
He speaks some good stuff, butno, it's uh, yeah, I, I, I have
an idea how I want it to happen,but it's up to the universe to
decide, or up to God or whateveryou want to call the Supreme
being.
I don't know, I don't care.
Whatever works for you, it'sall good.
(35:32):
And hey, if some people areoffended about what I'm saying,
that knows my way or the highway.
People are offended about whatI'm saying?
That knows my way or thehighway, that's your problem.
Deal with it.
You don't need to listen to mypodcast Move along, move along.
We're kicking you out of here,but thanks for the listens.
I need the upvotes.
Share it with all the peoplethat will hate me.
That'll be great, so they canall listen to me too.
Speaker 2 (35:53):
Don't let the door hit you on the way out too hard
too far too.
Speaker 1 (35:59):
No, but I'm just saying like yeah not everybody's
gonna agree with what I'msaying.
I'm trying to be open, like andjust stating my experiences and
what's working for me.
Everybody has their own reality.
I've been there where I thoughtI was the best and I knew
everything that has to be known,and I felt bad for everybody in
the world because I'm betterthan all of them, blah, blah,
(36:19):
blah.
But we're all in this together.
No one's better than nobodyelse.
There's no one beneath you.
There's no one above you.
We're all equals.
I'm not better than you becauseI own my own company.
I'm not better than you becauseI got a podcast where I sit in
my little closet and pretend Icool.
Please make me cool.
Speaker 2 (36:38):
Right, I'm not better than you because I bought a new
truck in about a couple moremonths Exactly.
Speaker 1 (36:46):
I'm going to have truck envy, but mine's diesel
still so.
Ha ha, ha, ha ha, or rah ha haha whatever.
Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah.
What is he?
Tim Allen?
But no, it's a fact that we'reall on equal playing fields.
It's not a competition.
(37:07):
Why do we put people down whenwe can help people come up?
If we look at it that way,where there's people, but
everybody's in their ownexperience, their own reality
that they created, they like itor not, like I mentioned the
last episode, I have somefriends that are always like I'm
poor, I can't afford to do this.
They're always going to be poorand they're always not going to
be able to afford it, even ifthey make $1,000 an hour.
(37:29):
And people are like oh, you'restupid for saying that.
No, because they got so muchslack.
And I've experienced it whereI've made a lot of money but I
put so much lack in the world Idon't even know where it went.
I didn't get robbed or nothing.
It's just bills, bills, bills,and the universe made sure it
took it away, or God made sureit punished me, or whatever it
(37:51):
is Right.
I'm not sure what it is, but Iprobably put so much lack out
there that it's like gone gonewith the wind, as I say.
Speaker 2 (38:01):
Is that a feather?
I see floating in there, yes.
Speaker 1 (38:04):
But yeah, it's that crazy and I used to be like, oh
no, I used to be that person.
Oh no, if I made that kind ofmoney I would be rich and I
could count on all my fingersand other toes and everything.
People I know that make a crapton of money that live in lack,
so they think they are poor.
(38:25):
I knew a lady if her bankaccount had less than half a
million dollars in it, she waspoor and at that time I'm like
just started my company and I'mlike I'm living paycheck to
paycheck.
You think you're poor if youhave less than half a million in
the bank, especially back then,like over 20 years ago.
That's probably like 3 milliontoday, 4 million today, right, 5
(38:47):
million Today's money.
Inflation sucks.
Speaker 2 (38:51):
Just keeps on going up.
Speaker 1 (38:55):
It's true, though.
Eh.
Anyway, it is true thatinflation sucks.
It does, but you know.
But don't focus on it, don'tmake that part of your reality.
That's what's hard is.
You got all the negative outthere.
You got everybody goingeverybody saying hey, did you
(39:15):
hear about the new carbon tax uphere in Canada?
It's going up 30%.
You're going to be paying 30%more at the pump, 30% more for
your coffee, 30% more for this.
Yeah, shut up.
Speaker 2 (39:27):
I know, mike, you don't have to keep repeating it.
Speaker 1 (39:30):
Right, but everybody talking about, oh, it's so hard,
oh, big recession, no one'smaking money.
But here's the kicker Ifeverybody's so fucking poor
right now, why do I look aroundand see people with everyday
homes, my neighbors and stuffbuilding huge garages, building
(39:51):
add-ons to their homes, building?
So there's a group of peoplethat have lack and there's a
group of people that have moneyand I know what you're saying.
People right now, if you're afirst-time listener, going duh,
the rich get rich, the poor staypoor.
Mikey, no, because I'm doing myown thing and I'm not.
I don't see, I don't think I'mrich, but I try to act rich so I
can be rich law of attraction.
(40:14):
But I'm putting out lack in myheart somehow, because sometimes
I think about it.
I'm like like, oh, now, thatseems far-fetched, that seems
far to make $2.5 million in mypocket Because there's people
out there that say, oh, I coulddo that in a month.
I made that yesterday, right,because once you do it, it's no
longer an obstacle anymore.
So why not make it not anobstacle and then just do it Now
(40:36):
?
That is the message I'm tryingto push out to the world that
the only person stopping youfrom being smart because you say
you're stupid from beingwhatever you want, is you?
Speaker 2 (40:50):
I was going to say it's myself.
Speaker 1 (40:53):
As long as you realize that you're halfway
there, buddy.
Speaker 2 (40:56):
Am.
Speaker 1 (40:56):
I there's hope for John, yet people there's hope.
It's been eight there, buddy,am I there's hope for John, yet
people.
Speaker 2 (41:01):
There's hope.
It's been eight years, Mike.
I don't know about that one.
Speaker 1 (41:06):
Some people take longer than others.
Hey, when I heard about the lawof attraction back when I was
18 years old, I was like thesepeople are nuts Making vision
boards and stuff and they'rejust going to make things appear
.
What are they?
Stupid.
But as I got older and wiser, Ididn't understand the part they
left out in those books ormovies called the Secret.
I think they did it on purposeto make it look stupid.
(41:28):
I guess People that filmed it Idon't know but is yeah, you put
it out in the universe.
You start everything with athought and then it's going to
come your way, but you have totake the action to get it.
Just like in religion, faithwithout works, so faith without
doing anything is dead.
You can't be like I have faith,I'm going to make my $2.5
(41:50):
million and God's going to giveit to me, and you just sit on
your butt, do nothing.
You didn't even buy a lotteryticket, didn't you?
Speaker 2 (41:58):
See.
Speaker 1 (41:58):
How are you going to get your money if you don't buy
a damn ticket?
You've got to meet them halfway.
Speaker 2 (42:03):
I got to work for the devil.
No, not for the devil.
You know what I mean.
God, yes.
Speaker 1 (42:09):
No, but you can't just sit there and expect
everything to happen, and that'swhat they made it look like in
that TV show or in that bookcalled the Secret.
It's where people just makethese vision boards and then
everything just happened.
No but they worked.
Just like me, I had this ideathat I started with a shipping
company in 2019 and I saw it,felt it.
I was like, oh, this is avision.
(42:31):
I received knowledge from myhigher self, or God, or whatever
you want to call it and Iexecuted the plan that I saw I
had to do and joined thepandemic where people were like,
ooh, everybody's hurting formoney and stuff all over the
world.
I couldn't predict what wasgoing to happen in 2020, from
2019.
And yet I was busier than everand I was hiring people that
(42:54):
needed jobs, that needed money,and hooked them up.
And there, everybody was takencare of.
I helped take care of a fewfamilies.
I'm not saying it to be likelook at me, I'm better than
everybody.
No, it's the universe providedfor me and everybody around me,
and that's the feelings and theunderstanding I got to get.
More often, it's like, yes, theuniverse will provide.
I got to take the action to doit.
(43:15):
I can't just be like, oh yeah,I saw, I.
I saw I made millions ofdollars, john.
Then you'd be like, well, whyare you sitting in the street
begging for money, mike?
And I'll be like, well, Ididn't do nothing about it.
I saw how I was going to makeit, but I didn't do it.
So how can you expect to haveanything that you want if the
(43:42):
universe provides a way for youto get it and you don't take it?
So back to making you abeliever.
I'm not making him.
I cannot do that Forcinganybody to believe anything or
forcing people to do whatever,for you know, you cannot force
other people's wills through lawof attraction.
It doesn't work that way.
But you can say this is like Iwant, like I did right when I
(44:05):
was younger.
I'm like I want to find truelove.
So I stopped chasing it, I giveup, and I was going to move out
west to Alberta and then truelove came knocking on my door
and it wasn't what I expected,but I went with it and things
you probably I don't know if youever me and my wife ever talked
to you about it, becauseeverybody tells tell us your
(44:26):
story, tell us how you met.
And I'm like, yeah, we met thisway.
And I thought she was annoyingand she thought I was like a
player, pompous, douchebag,right.
But no, it's not like the.
What I pictured when I wasyounger, what I was gonna have,
(44:46):
I thought I'd be millionaire,you know, have you know whatever
type looking wife and have this?
Whatever it's better, right,it's better now.
But if I force say this is allI want, boom, boom.
I don't care what the universewants.
I don't know.
I might not be in a happyrelationship, and I said it a
lot too, because I was like backthen, like when I was younger
some girl held my hand.
I'm like, she loves me, I'mgoing to marry her.
She held my hand.
Speaker 2 (45:09):
Been there, done that Right.
Speaker 1 (45:11):
And that's the way it is for every person.
I assume I don't know,Everybody I talk to anyways has
similar experience.
Speaker 2 (45:16):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (45:17):
But the one thing is like I was with my wife now, but
back then I was like no, likethere's something different,
there's something special, and I, to this day, truly believe.
And you know, back then when Iwas in religion, it was divine
by God.
But I swear like it's divine bythe universe, god or whatever,
I don't know, whatever supremebeings out there, whatever,
(45:46):
maybe my higher self or herhigher self arranged everything,
because things just clicked andI was showing things and boom,
like it just happened.
I was like okay, I know whatpath I need to take.
I'm taking this path.
Stop me if it's wrong.
And that's the mentality we gotto have in life.
Everybody wants to be rich,everybody wants to be loved and
everybody deserves to be richand everybody deserves to be
(46:06):
loved.
But you have to love yourselffirst and that's one thing.
Like for me.
I'm not going to lose weight orbe fit like I used to if I
don't love myself first, andthen the universe will provide a
way where I'm going to bebusier, maybe build myself a
home gym in this warehouse, Idon't know Stuff like that.
Speaker 2 (46:26):
You've talked about that for a couple of times, a
couple of years now, and youhaven't done it yet.
No see, what's the hold up?
Speaker 1 (46:32):
I can talk about anything I want, but if I don't
put action to it, it's dead.
So I could talk about this 2.5million that I'm trying to
manifest, but if theopportunity's coming, I'd do
nothing about it.
It's dead.
Bye-bye, adios, peace out,hasta luego.
Soronara, don't let the doorhit you.
You like that one, eh?
Speaker 2 (46:51):
I do like that one.
Speaker 1 (46:52):
So do you think, after our 46 minutes and 40
seconds of talking, or metalking, More, more, so you
talking.
Yeah, well, you know, even inreal life we don't talk much.
Speaker 2 (47:06):
No, no, not really.
Speaker 1 (47:07):
See, which is good.
You're a listener, you're.
I hope you absorb everythingyou look at and you see and
stuff.
But is there anything?
Are you going to take thechallenge that me and all my
listeners here at Life Changersare giving you to find something
small?
Try to manifest something, tosee what I'm talking about, if
it's just BS or if there'ssomething to it?
(47:29):
Because how would you feel ifone day you realize, holy crap,
everything you've ever said,mike, like I clicked in now and
I'm not forcing you.
You could just look at me andbe like I don't care, this is
your thing.
You manifest away, I'm going tolive my reality, peace out.
That's cool, we're stillbuddies, I don't care.
Speaker 2 (47:48):
You sure?
Yes, I see those eyes.
Speaker 1 (47:52):
It's the lights.
Speaker 2 (47:55):
Who turned the lights out?
But who turned the lights out?
Speaker 1 (47:58):
But if you want and if you want to see for yourself,
don't trust me, don't take myword for it.
I encourage all my listenersfirst time listeners, long time
listeners, who are listeninggoing.
This is interesting but notreal to me.
It will never be real to youunless you go.
You know what.
I'm going to give it a shot.
I'm going to create nothinginto something Because, yes,
(48:21):
what Mike just said howeverything in this damn world
and universe is made fromnothing First it was a thought I
need something to write on.
Then they created paper I needa computer.
It would be cool if I could dothis.
It was a thought.
They made it a reality.
It's not easy but it'sworthwhile.
And once you figure it out howyou can turn anything into
(48:41):
physical in this world, all witha thought, then anything you
want is yours.
But you've got to remember,like I say a few times, I do it
in grace and happiness and lovefor all that I want to be able
to benefit all people, that Iwant people to look at me and go
.
You know what?
(49:06):
Yeah, mike did manifest that,like I believe he did, because
look at everything he said hewas going to do with that he did
it, or I feel that there'ssomething different about Mike.
You know, I feel the energy iscoming off him and everything he
said he's doing he's done it.
So maybe there's something hereand I want people around me to
be successful too.
That's all I want Anybody Icome into contact with.
I want people to be successful.
If anybody listening isinterested, I would like to do a
(49:28):
study on you in the sense of Iwant to practice something
Because I want to launch beinglike a life coach or a
motivational speaker for peopleand help motivate.
You know motivation for peoplethat if you want to start a
company, if you need justmotivation or up, you know
whatever, I have many years ofexperience motivating and
talking to people and if you'reready to jump board, send me an
(49:50):
email.
I'm going to take five peopleand I'm going to work with them
one-on-one as a life coach and amotivational coach to help you
knock this out of the park.
If people are interested andwilling to do the work, you can
write me at lifechangersmike atgmailcom.
That's lifechangersmike all oneword at gmailcom.
Speaker 2 (50:10):
So Say that a little louder for the people in the
back there, Mike.
Speaker 1 (50:14):
Okay, lifechangersmike at gmailcom.
Is that loud enough?
I think so, because I want toprove the concept, get some
testimonials and maybe See wherethe universe takes it from
there.
But I feel like that's the nextstep For Life Changers Mike.
Speaker 2 (50:34):
I'll take the next step with you, mike.
Speaker 1 (50:37):
You're taking the next step.
You're going to come to myshows, if I do live events.
Speaker 2 (50:40):
If you invite me, yeah.
Speaker 1 (50:43):
Don't be a downer, okay.
Speaker 2 (50:48):
Try not to put me in the spot, that's all.
I try not to.
Speaker 1 (50:51):
I told you you can talk if you want.
You don't have to.
If you don't want, we're in aprivate location.
Speaker 2 (50:55):
We're all good.
Speaker 1 (50:56):
We're all hanging out with my little A&W teddy bear
on the desk.
Speaker 2 (50:59):
He's very cute.
Speaker 1 (51:01):
Yeah, I like A&W.
I haven't been there much.
I go to McDonald's more.
I'm not sponsored by anybody,bye.
Speaker 2 (51:07):
I was going to say you've been cheating on
McDonald's and A&W.
I've seen a Harvey's.
Speaker 1 (51:17):
No, I worked at Harvey's.
So here's the funny part Iworked at Harvey's, I was the
manager, and I was dating themanager of the girl at
McDonald's when I was younger.
Speaker 2 (51:29):
That's where this McDonald's thing comes from.
Speaker 1 (51:31):
Yeah and she has the same name.
I have in French, but inEnglish.
Speaker 2 (51:35):
Michelle.
Speaker 1 (51:37):
Yeah.
Her name's Michelle, my name isMike and I thought it was funny
.
But anyways, and she had a car,she broke up with me because I
was using her for her car.
That's a little harsh.
We weren't exclusive, we justlike dating and hanging out, and
she worked the same hours.
I worked and got a ride,anyways.
Speaker 2 (52:03):
I dig hours, I worked and got a ride anyways, I
digress anywho back to what'sthat?
Speaker 1 (52:05):
back back to reality here, back to living in the
moment, not living in the past,like we talked about yesterday.
Yes, you can remember the past.
You can talk, reminisce aboutthe past and bring up good
feelings about the past, butjust remember your body doesn't
know the difference.
If you're bringing up sadthings about the past, you're
going to have the samesituations.
We talked about this many timesin my podcast, where somebody's
like you know I got into a caraccident and they talk about it
(52:28):
and their body is reacting as ifthey got into the car accident
again, like it's new, right,let's practice living in the
moment.
Let's practice living love andjoy and experiences and just
love life and love everythingthat's happening.
And if you guys can do that,you'll have a happier day and a
better day.
And if you're like, oh no,somebody already cut me off in
traffic today, mike, while I waslistening to you, and he gave
me the bird, and now I'm goingto flip him the bird and I'm
(52:49):
going to have a crappy day, well, you can choose to let that
happen and be a good day.
I leave that up to you.
Just remember you are loved,you are important.
You deserve everything you wantrich, love, happiness, anything
.
I encourage you to listen to mypodcast to see what works for
(53:10):
you.
I encourage everybody to do thetest, find something small that
they want to manifest andcreate into reality and try it
out and let me know, send me anemail.
We'll talk about it in thecomments and stuff I'll bring,
talk about it on the podcastwith people and we'll share
everybody's experience and maybeI'll bring some guests on.
If you have a good experience,good story to tell, you want to
(53:30):
come on the show, we can arrangeit.
So anything you want to say tothe listeners that's good.
Good as in what happy?
Speaker 2 (53:37):
go lucky, that's good .
Good as in what?
Speaker 1 (53:41):
happy go lucky, that's my motto or forgive to
forget that's his motto.
Anyways, once again, thank youvery much for coming to the
studio, john.
We appreciate you, hope you hadfun, hope the listeners enjoyed
the show.
And once again, this is Mike,with life changers, and we love
(54:01):
everybody and I love you andyou're important too.
Thank you very much and have agreat day.
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