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Speaker 1 (00:00):
M when citizens elect their leaders, no matter which part
of the world that such an election takes place, where
(00:24):
people go to the polls and they forgot they are
important activities and take the matters of states to be
very important. They go to the polls to elect a
(00:47):
leader because they have hope. They have hope in that leader,
that that leader can make a difference in their lives.
That leader becomes the bright the bright light, not star hope,
(01:17):
not becon of hope, that beacon of solutions, that problem solver.
That's what the people see in the leader, no matter
(01:39):
the political motivations, no matter what they believe in, no
matter their a criminals or animosities. When people go to
the post, they vote for hope, hope for a better die,
(02:13):
hope that they elected officials will make a difference, the
hope that they elected officials will be different from the
previous administrations. The people vote for change, They vote for
(02:46):
a better America, they vote for a better die, they
vote for a better world, and they vote for a
better future. No matter the political ideology or the political affiliation,
(03:07):
people vote for a better future. And it's incumbent upon
these leaders, no matter their motivations, no matter that vicitiveness,
no matter that vengeance, no matter their intentionalities of malays
(03:37):
or personal afflictions. When the people vote for you as
their leader, they expect that you are going to rise
above the trivialities of serf and to be a better leader,
(03:57):
a leader of the people, leader of all the people,
to be the leader that says itself above the prayer,
that can rise above anything else and everything else, just
to be there for the people, just to remember their votes.
(04:21):
They campaign trail and these people having the hope that
something this time might be a little bit different. And
the people when they go to the polls to vote,
they don't study law, they don't study political science. They
(04:45):
don't study debate and fallacies. They don't study the intrigue
of what is said and what is meant. But they
go to the polls looking into their antedate, hoping that
things will be their friend, that their lives will change,
(05:10):
that their lives will change, that their lives will be better,
the lives of their children will be better, that the
lives of everybody within the country will be better. I
do able to pay their bills, pay their loans, them
(05:33):
put gage the insurance, the phone care. I do able
to live with dignity, with respect, I do expect some
(05:54):
marginality of fairness. Opportunities will be fairly distributed, that if
you want work, you will have work. If you seek
a job, you will have a job. That the election
(06:15):
of a new leader we desue it. Dependency encourage people
to be motivated and to be incentivized to work because
there is work, good paying jobs or acceptable wages, just
(06:41):
for life to be different and better. People vote that
they're able to go to school, that they can have a
fault college. What society shall it be when the system
does not come much about education? When the educational system
(07:04):
is a repuff where the student loans given to students,
students take the loans, and after school there is no job,
where the loan to go to school becomes a thing
that destroy the credit of a student or citizen. They
(07:24):
got predatory loans, not men to educate, but ment to
slaves and slave Americans. When education is not expensive, a
very few can afford. What becomes of that state that
(07:44):
depends on intelligence in an ai era where high quality
education becomes their thing? How does state compete with countries
in which education is free or less expensive and high
quality and the priority of state. Won't it be better
(08:05):
for education to be the priority of the state from
kindergarten to college? Will not be better? Our education can
be made cheaper for every American to afford it, can
go to school. I know what you want in America
(08:26):
if you are not intelligent. Will not be better for
the state that education becomes the priority. Isn't that white
people act leaders to solve problems, not to create problems,
to bring peace, not chaos, to bring safety, not violence
(08:54):
and unrest in the city. What does it mean to
be a leader? And why should the ProPolice are like
certain people in office? Such becomes the question that people
ask without answers, because sometimes the people become the disappointed
(09:17):
in their leaders. It's not a good thing when people
are disappointed in their leaders. When the leaders are there
for themselves to keep their jobs, to not retire but
take politics as a career, and politics become war straight,
(09:39):
politics become the stock has changed, Politics becomes a bank,
an investment, and politics becomes the thing that make politicians
to become billionaires. When politics becomes a resource, a natural resource,
(10:00):
her politics becomes a thing not for the people but
to lie in the packets of the leaders and their
families and their friends, neportism, corruption, favoritism, as in that
why people some people want to be like that in office,
(10:22):
that they common lie to the people and give the
people all these promises of a better day, of a
better time, of a better America, than vote for me
and your life will be different. And so become the
thing that the people attorned to their leaders, hoping for
a better day, hoping for a better day, and their
(10:47):
lives becomes much difficult. The grocery prices and inflation and
loans become difficult for the interest rate is unaffordable, and
(11:07):
business it's not flourishing, and the people start to suffer
from the very leaders the electorian office. And if that
is not enough, those leaders they do not care if
(11:30):
the government is open or not, if the government pay
its bills or not, or they take hostages to get
to a deal, or they punish Americans more to get
(11:51):
to a deal. So the end of the day, if
this politicians to shut down the government to make shade
the American people, the lives and well being of the
American people are on the table. How worse can it
be that when they say great lock to get to
(12:16):
their consensus. It's just how much Americans we suffer. How
can you negotiate the punishment of Americans as a negotiation strategy?
How can they fear to punish Americans more? Be the
thing that you think that will bring people to the table.
(12:40):
I should be that the American people are supposed to
be the people that lose. What hatred can it be
for the American people that who prefer to punish them
more just to get what we want? I should hatred
for the American peace people, even if they didn't vote
(13:03):
for you. Quite that bitterness and discuss for the American
people what went wrong in the mind of a leader
that we just hate one section of his people that
much that he or she won't care to see how
(13:24):
they suffer for them to get what they want. What
type of political system are we having? Is it a democracy?
Is it a republic? Is it an autocracy, a plutocracy,
an oligarchy, a tyranny and oppression or dictatorship? What type
(13:50):
of system are we having where the lives of certain
segments of the population does not matter? Does not matter
those people are Americans. You must remember that even if
certain people do not vote for you, they are Americans.
(14:16):
Their lives matter, and if you choose to make the
lives of one group better, you are still making the
lives of certain American worse. Comparatively, American becomes a developing country,
not a developed country. American becomes a place where there
(14:38):
were many rich and many poor. That's what it means
to be a developing country. It means flourish men is
not across the board. Intelligence is not across the board.
Rights are not across the board. Freedoms are not across
the board. Our respect and the dignity and the sanity
(14:58):
of life is not across the board. Where you have
the masters and the slaves. We got the free and
don free. We got the power from the powerless. When
we have those living in wealth and have those living
object poverty, that's not the country you want to be.
That's not the American no we all want. That's not
(15:21):
the system of government that we all want. That's not
the democracy that was promised. Thre's another promises made for elections.
When people elected in office, you get to win the vote.
(15:42):
Always remember that people from the other side voted for you,
That people from the other side voted for you because
you went out for their votes. You went for the
vote for the people from the other side. Promise people
from the other side that please give me your vote
(16:04):
and things will be different, and they give you their vote.
But you cannot be the leader of one group in America.
You cannot be the leader of a divided state of America.
You cannot want to be the leader of one segment
of America. Because we are the United States of America,
(16:29):
one country, one nation, indivisible on the law, on the God,
on the science, on the truth and fact that we
hold the truth to the self evidence that there can
only be one America, not a divided America. That all
of us must come together and take care of the
(16:50):
American people, no matter the political party or political affiliation,
no matter our bitterness, o our differences, our big grudge men.
We must see through the hate and bitterness, that vengeance,
that vignitiveness. We must see through these negative devices and
(17:15):
pull ourselves together for the sake of this great country
and make sure I know America is left behind. It's
just incompeing upon the leaders to be true to the
ord of office, to be true to what it means
to be an American American, to be true to what
(17:37):
it means to be a leader. That the leader is
a leader of all that is knowing a leader. You
have a leader of the criminals in your country. You're
a leader of those in prison, your leader of those
in the strait, your leader of the violence, of the
only uneducated. You're a leader of all. Your leader of
(17:59):
the on, the poor, the powerful, and the parlace, the
good and bad and the ugly. You are the leader
of the country. If you're a leader of the United
States of America, it means you're the leader of everybody.
We're the leader of all Americans. You must care about
their paycheck. You must care about those who are followed.
(18:26):
You must care about those losing their jobs. You must
care about those who are even in the strait. You
must care about the military and what it tasted. The
American people. American people are the exceptional. Americans are the great.
The American people they bring for the best leaders, the
(18:48):
best scientists, the best philanthropists, the best nod laureate, the
best artists, the best of the best, and the best
of criminals against eye people. The people different from people
in around the world, not by race, by gender, by anything,
(19:12):
but because of their ip minds. Their hard work. Look
at Tello's swift. Look at Tello Swif. Tello Swift is
an American. That's what Americans do. They'll make American to
be proud. Look at Tellos Swif, Look at her music.
(19:36):
Look at the pride the lady brings to America. She's
not a politician, she was not born in wealth. They're
just a young beautiful girl that within the dreams in America.
She becomes that mblem, that symbol of American pride. She's
(20:01):
just like any other beautiful young lady. When you see
those Swifty fans, those Tellow Swift fans, those are dreamers,
those Americans. They believe in what America is all about.
And when you are a politician in America, think about
those little Tello Swifts that you don't know. Just make
(20:26):
the lives of Americans to be better. And those little
Tello Swifts around the world around America don't come to
be that which they're supposed to be. Just give Americans
the opportunity to be themselves. Don't take those opportunities away
(20:47):
because you don't like them, because you are left that right.
We create all these concepts that did not exist. There
is something I called work or k e work. It's
a verb, it's an Enlish verb. It's just a word.
(21:11):
And now the whole world is supposed to center around
the world work. What does it mean? As a philosopher,
what does it mean? It's a tool given to politicians
to do whatever they want in the name of work.
Just do whatever you want. Scientists are work, Teachers that work.
(21:35):
Philanthropist our work, people who ask questions at work, people
whould think of work, people who doubt at work. We
just create a society of believers, just create a servile society,
(21:56):
or create an on American society. To be an American
in American society, the TDK, the TDQ, the TDQ must
be true. Americans must be able to think, to doubt
and ask questions. Isn't that what it means to be
an American? That Americans can think and doubt and ask
(22:18):
questions and ask. If you say work, what does it mean?
Firing people, taking jobs away from Americans, punishing Americans, making
life difficult for Americans, insulting generous, making it difficult for
(22:41):
people to report news. Fear and punishment. How can fear
and punishment becomes a system of government that we are
leading fear, unpunishment attribution. I can fear punishment and distribution
be that out die? Fear punishment retribution f p R.
(23:10):
How can FPR be the thing? Fear punishment retribution? How
can that be f PR? How can a great nation
like America be reduced to FPR, fear punishment and attribution?
(23:34):
How can that be? I can't get the best of leaders,
the best of people when fear punishment and attribution is
the thing when we talk to one another with that respect.
When you see people go to Congress and the Senate,
when they conduct this debates without civility, without respect, it's
(23:56):
just fear punishment and attribution. How can this respect ourselves
the most? How can insult ourselves the most? Fear punishment retribution?
I can that be the anthem of America? I can
that be? I can the pursuit of liberty, an equity,
(24:17):
and the pursuit of happiness? I can they be replaced
with fear, with fear, with punishment and attribution? I can
that be fear punishment attribution? That Americans are as afraid,
(24:40):
Americans as cared to speak because they'll be punished, they'll
be canceled, they'll be fired. I Can it be that
there's always something to pay today in America? In our
political system, fear punishment and attribution four
M when citizens elect their leaders, no matter which part
of the world that such an election takes place, where
(00:24):
people go to the polls and they forgot they are
important activities and take the matters of states to be
very important. They go to the polls to elect a
(00:47):
leader because they have hope. They have hope in that leader,
that that leader can make a difference in their lives.
That leader becomes the bright the bright light, not star hope,
(01:17):
not becon of hope, that beacon of solutions, that problem solver.
That's what the people see in the leader, no matter
(01:39):
the political motivations, no matter what they believe in, no
matter their a criminals or animosities. When people go to
the post, they vote for hope, hope for a better die,
(02:13):
hope that they elected officials will make a difference, the
hope that they elected officials will be different from the
previous administrations. The people vote for change, They vote for
(02:46):
a better America, they vote for a better die, they
vote for a better world, and they vote for a
better future. No matter the political ideology or the political affiliation,
(03:07):
people vote for a better future. And it's incumbent upon
these leaders, no matter their motivations, no matter that vicitiveness,
no matter that vengeance, no matter their intentionalities of malays
(03:37):
or personal afflictions. When the people vote for you as
their leader, they expect that you are going to rise
above the trivialities of serf and to be a better leader,
(03:57):
a leader of the people, leader of all the people,
to be the leader that says itself above the prayer,
that can rise above anything else and everything else, just
to be there for the people, just to remember their votes.
(04:21):
They campaign trail and these people having the hope that
something this time might be a little bit different. And
the people when they go to the polls to vote,
they don't study law, they don't study political science. They
(04:45):
don't study debate and fallacies. They don't study the intrigue
of what is said and what is meant. But they
go to the polls looking into their antedate, hoping that
things will be their friend, that their lives will change,
(05:10):
that their lives will change, that their lives will be better,
the lives of their children will be better, that the
lives of everybody within the country will be better. I
do able to pay their bills, pay their loans, them
(05:33):
put gage the insurance, the phone care. I do able
to live with dignity, with respect, I do expect some
(05:54):
marginality of fairness. Opportunities will be fairly distributed, that if
you want work, you will have work. If you seek
a job, you will have a job. That the election
(06:15):
of a new leader we desue it. Dependency encourage people
to be motivated and to be incentivized to work because
there is work, good paying jobs or acceptable wages, just
(06:41):
for life to be different and better. People vote that
they're able to go to school, that they can have a
fault college. What society shall it be when the system
does not come much about education? When the educational system
(07:04):
is a repuff where the student loans given to students,
students take the loans, and after school there is no job,
where the loan to go to school becomes a thing
that destroy the credit of a student or citizen. They
(07:24):
got predatory loans, not men to educate, but ment to
slaves and slave Americans. When education is not expensive, a
very few can afford. What becomes of that state that
(07:44):
depends on intelligence in an ai era where high quality
education becomes their thing? How does state compete with countries
in which education is free or less expensive and high
quality and the priority of state. Won't it be better
(08:05):
for education to be the priority of the state from
kindergarten to college? Will not be better? Our education can
be made cheaper for every American to afford it, can
go to school. I know what you want in America
(08:26):
if you are not intelligent. Will not be better for
the state that education becomes the priority. Isn't that white
people act leaders to solve problems, not to create problems,
to bring peace, not chaos, to bring safety, not violence
(08:54):
and unrest in the city. What does it mean to
be a leader? And why should the ProPolice are like
certain people in office? Such becomes the question that people
ask without answers, because sometimes the people become the disappointed
(09:17):
in their leaders. It's not a good thing when people
are disappointed in their leaders. When the leaders are there
for themselves to keep their jobs, to not retire but
take politics as a career, and politics become war straight,
(09:39):
politics become the stock has changed, Politics becomes a bank,
an investment, and politics becomes the thing that make politicians
to become billionaires. When politics becomes a resource, a natural resource,
(10:00):
her politics becomes a thing not for the people but
to lie in the packets of the leaders and their
families and their friends, neportism, corruption, favoritism, as in that
why people some people want to be like that in office,
(10:22):
that they common lie to the people and give the
people all these promises of a better day, of a
better time, of a better America, than vote for me
and your life will be different. And so become the
thing that the people attorned to their leaders, hoping for
a better day, hoping for a better day, and their
(10:47):
lives becomes much difficult. The grocery prices and inflation and
loans become difficult for the interest rate is unaffordable, and
(11:07):
business it's not flourishing, and the people start to suffer
from the very leaders the electorian office. And if that
is not enough, those leaders they do not care if
(11:30):
the government is open or not, if the government pay
its bills or not, or they take hostages to get
to a deal, or they punish Americans more to get
(11:51):
to a deal. So the end of the day, if
this politicians to shut down the government to make shade
the American people, the lives and well being of the
American people are on the table. How worse can it
be that when they say great lock to get to
(12:16):
their consensus. It's just how much Americans we suffer. How
can you negotiate the punishment of Americans as a negotiation strategy?
How can they fear to punish Americans more? Be the
thing that you think that will bring people to the table.
(12:40):
I should be that the American people are supposed to
be the people that lose. What hatred can it be
for the American people that who prefer to punish them
more just to get what we want? I should hatred
for the American peace people, even if they didn't vote
(13:03):
for you. Quite that bitterness and discuss for the American
people what went wrong in the mind of a leader
that we just hate one section of his people that
much that he or she won't care to see how
(13:24):
they suffer for them to get what they want. What
type of political system are we having? Is it a democracy?
Is it a republic? Is it an autocracy, a plutocracy,
an oligarchy, a tyranny and oppression or dictatorship? What type
(13:50):
of system are we having where the lives of certain
segments of the population does not matter? Does not matter
those people are Americans. You must remember that even if
certain people do not vote for you, they are Americans.
(14:16):
Their lives matter, and if you choose to make the
lives of one group better, you are still making the
lives of certain American worse. Comparatively, American becomes a developing country,
not a developed country. American becomes a place where there
(14:38):
were many rich and many poor. That's what it means
to be a developing country. It means flourish men is
not across the board. Intelligence is not across the board.
Rights are not across the board. Freedoms are not across
the board. Our respect and the dignity and the sanity
(14:58):
of life is not across the board. Where you have
the masters and the slaves. We got the free and
don free. We got the power from the powerless. When
we have those living in wealth and have those living
object poverty, that's not the country you want to be.
That's not the American no we all want. That's not
(15:21):
the system of government that we all want. That's not
the democracy that was promised. Thre's another promises made for elections.
When people elected in office, you get to win the vote.
(15:42):
Always remember that people from the other side voted for you,
That people from the other side voted for you because
you went out for their votes. You went for the
vote for the people from the other side. Promise people
from the other side that please give me your vote
(16:04):
and things will be different, and they give you their vote.
But you cannot be the leader of one group in America.
You cannot be the leader of a divided state of America.
You cannot want to be the leader of one segment
of America. Because we are the United States of America,
(16:29):
one country, one nation, indivisible on the law, on the God,
on the science, on the truth and fact that we
hold the truth to the self evidence that there can
only be one America, not a divided America. That all
of us must come together and take care of the
(16:50):
American people, no matter the political party or political affiliation,
no matter our bitterness, o our differences, our big grudge men.
We must see through the hate and bitterness, that vengeance,
that vignitiveness. We must see through these negative devices and
(17:15):
pull ourselves together for the sake of this great country
and make sure I know America is left behind. It's
just incompeing upon the leaders to be true to the
ord of office, to be true to what it means
to be an American American, to be true to what
(17:37):
it means to be a leader. That the leader is
a leader of all that is knowing a leader. You
have a leader of the criminals in your country. You're
a leader of those in prison, your leader of those
in the strait, your leader of the violence, of the
only uneducated. You're a leader of all. Your leader of
(17:59):
the on, the poor, the powerful, and the parlace, the
good and bad and the ugly. You are the leader
of the country. If you're a leader of the United
States of America, it means you're the leader of everybody.
We're the leader of all Americans. You must care about
their paycheck. You must care about those who are followed.
(18:26):
You must care about those losing their jobs. You must
care about those who are even in the strait. You
must care about the military and what it tasted. The
American people. American people are the exceptional. Americans are the great.
The American people they bring for the best leaders, the
(18:48):
best scientists, the best philanthropists, the best nod laureate, the
best artists, the best of the best, and the best
of criminals against eye people. The people different from people
in around the world, not by race, by gender, by anything,
(19:12):
but because of their ip minds. Their hard work. Look
at Tello's swift. Look at Tello Swif. Tello Swift is
an American. That's what Americans do. They'll make American to
be proud. Look at Tellos Swif, Look at her music.
(19:36):
Look at the pride the lady brings to America. She's
not a politician, she was not born in wealth. They're
just a young beautiful girl that within the dreams in America.
She becomes that mblem, that symbol of American pride. She's
(20:01):
just like any other beautiful young lady. When you see
those Swifty fans, those Tellow Swift fans, those are dreamers,
those Americans. They believe in what America is all about.
And when you are a politician in America, think about
those little Tello Swifts that you don't know. Just make
(20:26):
the lives of Americans to be better. And those little
Tello Swifts around the world around America don't come to
be that which they're supposed to be. Just give Americans
the opportunity to be themselves. Don't take those opportunities away
(20:47):
because you don't like them, because you are left that right.
We create all these concepts that did not exist. There
is something I called work or k e work. It's
a verb, it's an Enlish verb. It's just a word.
(21:11):
And now the whole world is supposed to center around
the world work. What does it mean? As a philosopher,
what does it mean? It's a tool given to politicians
to do whatever they want in the name of work.
Just do whatever you want. Scientists are work, Teachers that work.
(21:35):
Philanthropist our work, people who ask questions at work, people
whould think of work, people who doubt at work. We
just create a society of believers, just create a servile society,
(21:56):
or create an on American society. To be an American
in American society, the TDK, the TDQ, the TDQ must
be true. Americans must be able to think, to doubt
and ask questions. Isn't that what it means to be
an American? That Americans can think and doubt and ask
(22:18):
questions and ask. If you say work, what does it mean?
Firing people, taking jobs away from Americans, punishing Americans, making
life difficult for Americans, insulting generous, making it difficult for
(22:41):
people to report news. Fear and punishment. How can fear
and punishment becomes a system of government that we are
leading fear, unpunishment attribution. I can fear punishment and distribution
be that out die? Fear punishment retribution f p R.
(23:10):
How can FPR be the thing? Fear punishment retribution? How
can that be f PR? How can a great nation
like America be reduced to FPR, fear punishment and attribution?
(23:34):
How can that be? I can't get the best of leaders,
the best of people when fear punishment and attribution is
the thing when we talk to one another with that respect.
When you see people go to Congress and the Senate,
when they conduct this debates without civility, without respect, it's
(23:56):
just fear punishment and attribution. How can this respect ourselves
the most? How can insult ourselves the most? Fear punishment retribution?
I can that be the anthem of America? I can
that be? I can the pursuit of liberty, an equity,
(24:17):
and the pursuit of happiness? I can they be replaced
with fear, with fear, with punishment and attribution? I can
that be fear punishment attribution? That Americans are as afraid,
(24:40):
Americans as cared to speak because they'll be punished, they'll
be canceled, they'll be fired. I Can it be that
there's always something to pay today in America? In our
political system, fear punishment and attribution four
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I’m Jay Shetty host of On Purpose the worlds #1 Mental Health podcast and I’m so grateful you found us. I started this podcast 5 years ago to invite you into conversations and workshops that are designed to help make you happier, healthier and more healed. I believe that when you (yes you) feel seen, heard and understood you’re able to deal with relationship struggles, work challenges and life’s ups and downs with more ease and grace. I interview experts, celebrities, thought leaders and athletes so that we can grow our mindset, build better habits and uncover a side of them we’ve never seen before. New episodes every Monday and Friday. Your support means the world to me and I don’t take it for granted — click the follow button and leave a review to help us spread the love with On Purpose. I can’t wait for you to listen to your first or 500th episode!