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GET UP & GET IT DONE - New Motivational Video Compilation for Success & Studying

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    Don't really want to get up and get out of bed?
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    Yah. I get up and get out of bed.
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    I don't really want to work out, I work
    out.
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    I really don't want to hammer on a project, I
    hammer on the project. As an
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    overall rule I do not like procrastination. You need
    to get things
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    done but if you are going
    to rest that is one thing that you should
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    procrastinate on, that's the one
    thing I want you to put off until tomorrow.
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    Now these could be signals that you need
    some time off and those signals might be
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    right. They could be
    correct, but don't take today off.
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    Don't give in to the immediate
    gratification that is whispering in your
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    ear, shut that down. Do not listen to that
    little voice instead go through the
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    motions, lift the weights, sprint the hill,
    work on the project, get out of bed.
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    If you only have 24 hours in a day, your
    success is dependent upon how you use the
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    24. You got to hear me people talk about
    Oprah Winfrey, you know Ted Turner, Warren
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    Buffett, listen to me. I don't care how much money you make. You only get 24 hours in a
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    day and the difference between Oprah and the person that's broke is Oprah
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    uses her 24 hours wisely. That's it.
    Listen to me, that's it. You get 24. I
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    don't care if you broke, you grew up
    broke, I don't care if you grew up rich
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    I don't care if you're in college, you're
    not in college, you only get 24 hours
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    and I blew up literally. I went from
    being a high school dropout to selling
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    6,000 books in less than six months.
    What happened? About 24 hours. I was like okay
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    Eric you got to get a grip on your 24
    hours because you bout to be broke for
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    the rest of your life and that's all I
    need you to do for me. I can tell you all
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    about your life if you just write down
    your 24 hours schedule for me. You let
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    me look at it, I can tell you where you
    going to be in 5 years, I can tell you where
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    you're going to be in ten years, I can
    tell you where you're going to be 20
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    years if you keep that schedule. I had a
    teacher in eighth grade, eighth grade
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    tell me I wasn't gonna make it to high
    school. Eighth grade I had a teacher
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    telling me that foolishness and what did
    I do I prove them right I went to high
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    school wiling out. Ninth grade year wiled out so bad that school kicked me out. They was like
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    you, we can't even take this no more,
    kick you out. Go to another school, I
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    completely flunk that. Go to a third
    school and finally begin to get my act
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    together. I've proven everybody who did not believe in me right and the few people
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    who did believe in me, I proved them
    wrong.
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    Again we dealing with, it matters of the heart now. A lot of times we behave in the way we
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    behave because we don't feel like we got
    worth or value. We don't really
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    recognize the heritage or who we are and
    what we can do so we just on that I'm
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    just going to do whatever and get a
    couple of laughs but when you recognize
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    how great you are, when you recognize
    that champion that's inside you you'll
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    say you know what I got more to give.
    There's more than life than this right
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    here. I deserve better. You deserve better and then you'll say you know what, what I'm
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    going to do I'm gonna prove everybody who didn't believe in me wrong and the few
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    people who do believe in me imma prove
    them right and when you do that
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    everything inside your life changes. I
    just started saying before I make
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    decisions, I just started saying okay, is this going
    to make my momma proud or all the
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    people that's hating on me it's just
    going to make them say 'see, I told you.
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    I'm in India speaking, I've found out the culture in India there, in Bangalore I was
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    has the highest suicide rate because
    if these kids do not do well in high
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    school they know they won't go to
    college and they know for the rest of
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    their life they'll end up with poverty
    and they said I'd rather die than be in poverty.
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    That's what you call desperation. What, you're going to settle
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    for whatever the world gives you? You're
    going to settle for living how your mom
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    and dad live now? I'm telling you all my
    young friends, you ain't gotta settle for that.
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    Most people think that the people that
    are at a very high level in society are
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    cut from a different cloth. They think
    that they're, they're literally a different
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    breed than them and that they're and
    that they can't get those things. So
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    that's kind of interesting right and
    it's always kind of a shocker to have
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    the, the myth of that person burst but
    see here's the thing.
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    Although we're not cut from a different
    cloth, the fact that I mastered
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    consistency is the difference and most
    people will never do that.
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    No one wants you to succeed right? Only your mom and
    even your mom doesn't want you to succeed
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    cause she's afraid you're not gonna call her back. Your brain doesn't want you to be a
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    big success. Your brain just wants to
    keep you alive. All your brain wants you
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    to do is just pump out one or two kids
    so that the DNA can continue on, that's it.
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    Your brain will trick you. You are your
    own worst enemy. I know that if I fail to
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    do that, that I am not instilling those
    habits, that's going to have, going
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    to have a big-picture long-term goal.
    Dudes, talent is overrated homie. There's
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    no price too great for me.
    There's nothing too great. I would die
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    for, for my dreams.
    You know what I'm saying?
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    I'm willing to risk it. There's, there's nothing too great, there's
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    no amount that I'm not willing to go but
    you could accomplish anything you want man.
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    If you're willing to do it. Right? But
    again you'll realize that what you think
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    you are is not what you are. You become
    something else. You literally become
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    something else. If
    you want to be someone who's tireless
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    you cannot be tired down, you'll become
    something else. So you don't have those
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    limitations a normal human being has, you don't have that because you become
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    something else. You become something that embodies certain things that you're trying
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    to move forward. You'll go to any length you, so you're not going get tired because
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    that because do that, at that point you have God on your side. That's not even you anymore dude.
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    It's like, you know how? What I do is I focus on maybe one or two or three
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    things at a time and then I just do it
    and then I get that done and then I do
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    the next thing and then I get that done
    and then I do the next thing. No one's
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    going to put you on. You got, you have to
    put yourself on. No one's going to put
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    you on. So, so you make that choice you just do your small tasks and you do it but see
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    no one wants to hear that. Success is
    about just quiet little actions. Getting
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    rid of anything that's unnecessary.
    Success is like a quiet daily set of
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    tasks, real small. Real real small.
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    It's very quiet. It's a very quiet process where
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    you're just drawing your state from within
    yourself doing these like simple little
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    tasks but finding love in those simple
    little tasks. It's not this big rah-rah
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    speech where you do this one thing and
    something big happens.
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    I'm tired. I don't want to do it and I got a
    million reasons not to do it but what I
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    do is I make the choice that I say if I
    can't make myself go do this, how am I
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    going to live my dreams? I found that if
    I miss one day, I'll miss every day.
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    people are always wondering what the next step in life is and I say,
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    ife's a little bit like a maze, you know? Until you walk down one hallway and try to open the door
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    you don't know if it's a dead end or not
    and people are trying to sit back
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    and that's where the procrastination comes in
    and look real far down
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    the hallway, and I'm like, just walk
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    small and steady wins the race
    what's the fastest way to change your life?
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    for me I think it's understanding how to set up daily routines with alternating brain and body training
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    and, killing procrastination
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    The little win, with your family
    when you feel like watching TV
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    sets you up for another win the next day
    a little win of getting up at 5 o'clock
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    and running your morning routine
    sets you up for a habit, of a 5am club morning routine
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    small daily improvements over time will lead you to stunning results
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    it comes down to this Elvis, I think you have to work hard
    like, just so everybody knows
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    we haven't gotten into this subject yet
    working hard, is the cost of entry to anything
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    you know zero people that are successful
    that don't work their face off
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    you know zero people now, they may have money as mummy and daddy made money and gave it to them
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    but people that actually built their own success
    you know zero people
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    that have had success, that did not put in obnoxious amounts of work
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    what's the most important key to success?
    I think it's hunger
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    it's not getting satisfied a hunger that doesn't go, a hunger to learn, a hunger to grow, a hunger to serve,
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    a hunger to give
    a hunger to create break throughs
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    most people are hungry until they make a certain amount of money and then they get comfortable
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    and there's nothing wrong with that
    but it's not about the money,
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    t's not about the business, it's about your growth
    because every one of us either grows or dies
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    people ask me all the time, what does it take to be happy?
    I say one word, progress
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    progress equals happiness
    because achieving a goal feels
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    good for how long? A week, a month, three months? And then there needs to
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    be something else and the reason for something else is because you gotta grow
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    imagine a conversation with your future self
    and that, lets imagine that
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    the you of 20 years from now
    shows up at your doorstep, and that you
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    is stronger, smarter, wiser, wealthier, healthier, happier
    and that you shows up at your door
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    and it looks at your life
    and it looks you in the eye
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    if that future you is going to give you advice
    on what to stop, what to start
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    what's the first thing they would tell you to be? Or do?
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    take a step back right now and think about who we all admire in the world
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    right? They're all people that punted the system, they're people that practice singing since they were
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    five, there are people that shot 10,000 basketballs every morning
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    it's always that
    it's always that. 99% of the people
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    right now that are listening to this are playing in the middle
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    they're playing in a game that was structured for them
    they're risk adverse, they fear, and most
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    importantly, they fear what other people think
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    look, I believe that we're all born with lots of goodness in us but life throws curveballs
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    life, the ambition of being alive, helps us dream, and if you've been given a dream
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    don't discount that because you're not good enough yet
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    develop yourself, weaponise yourself
    teach yourself to be so good at
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    something that is necessary to serve in the area of your dream that now you're
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    never even thinking about your comfort zones
    your comfort zone is irrelevant
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    what matters is, what are you trying to do with your life?
    How are you trying to contribute?
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    The one thing that discipline definitely does
    help you with, is it helps you get things done
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    and when you get things done, when you actually do things you have more success
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    if you have more success, and sometimes a big
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    part of success is just not being lazy and just doing it
    it's like 90% of it is just showing up
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    get there and start working, like
    you're not gonna feel perfect everyday
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    it's pretty much the same with everybody that actually gets good at something
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    there's gotta be those days you push through
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    and they're probably gonna be more numerous
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    than the days you don't and so the benefit of discipline in my eyes has always been
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    that through discipline I get things done.
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    Those days when I’m tired or worn out or just basically sick of the grind. What
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    do I do on those days? I go anyways. I get it done even if I’m just going
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    through the motions. I go through the motions.
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    So yep you're in school, yes you
    probably are getting grades, etc but if
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    it's not meaningful to you, if it's not
    important to you then you're not going to
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    make it a priority. So what you have to
    do is find out how can you make it
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    meaningful? How can you make it purposeful?
    How can how can you make it stick and
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    when you can find that out I promise you
    you will get up early, you'll get there
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    first and you'll do whatever it takes to
    make that goal a reality. So for me, no
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    such thing as procrastination, it's such
    thing as it's not a priority to you.
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    This is kinda hard to understand but
    sometimes you can try so hard at something
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    sometimes you can be so
    so prepared and still fail
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    and with every time you fail it's painful
    causes sadness
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    and especially as I saw last night it causes disappointment
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    I've often said a man's character is not judged
    after he celebrates a victory but
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    by what he does when his back is against the wall
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    so no matter how great the setback
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    how severe the failure
    you never give up
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    you never give up, you pick yourself up, you brush yourself off, you push forward,
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    you move on, you adapt, you overcome, that is what I believe
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    everybody here, everybody watching, I won't be stopped, I can't be stopped
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    you're either committed, or you aren't
    you're either willing to do everything it takes
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    whatever that might be
    or you aren't you either are willing to go
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    through hell and high water and fire and brimstone to get to your goals
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    or you aren't. Work on yourself, work on your focus
    you cannot stop, you gotta work
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    the problem with you
    is you see difficult, as something negative
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    I want you to see difficult differently. Are you hearing me? I need you to push through that stuff
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    push through it. You can get through it
    the more you go through, the more difficult it is
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    the more challenging it is
    listen to me, the harder it is
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    are you hearing me? The more challenging it is
    all you're doing baby is building muscle
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    in life, you're either going through a storm
    in a storm, or you're coming out
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    it's a part of life. There's no way around it
    so just be careful not to allow
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    the trials and tribulations to consume you.
    I don't care if you're a billionaire
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    I don't care if you're a CEO of one of the most important companies, I don't care if you're an
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    entertainer, like I don't care who you are,
    you can go to the moon
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    we all have problems
    what I'm trying to tell you is this though
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    problems are a part of life
    but guess what
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    they're not life. It's not going to be easy. There are moments when you are going to doubt yourself
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    there are rough times are gonna come but they have not come to stay
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    no matter how bad it is
    or how bad it gets
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    you've gotta make it your personal business
    to make it happen.
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    For me, it - it has been the - to be that guy
    that does what people say can't be done.
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    You know and I think it started with
    trying to please my mother and trying to
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    please my grandmother and they always
    wanted higher for me. They always wanted
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    more for me and it got to the point that
    I wanted to be something. I wanted to be
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    somebody and it made me choose certain
    roles, it made me turn down certain roles
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    there is more than an image that I want
    to project. I want to be the person that
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    is the first person there and the last
    person to leave. That's what I want to be
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    because I think that the the road to
    success is through commitment and
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    through the strength to drive through
    that commitment when it gets hard and it
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    is going to get hard and you're going to
    want to quit sometimes but it'll be
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    colored by who you are and more who you
    want to be. I definitely found that
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    wanting to be an actor stems from
    wanting to be somebody.
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    My mom wanted me be a truck driver
    because that would mean I would make
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    $24,000 a year if I went to Truck
    Masters and I'll be twice what my father
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    made and she thought that would happen
    but something inside of me said I don't want
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    to drive a truck. There's something else that
    matters more to me and I decided I was
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    not going to go for money instead of
    passion and the rewards been pretty
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    amazingly better than being a truck drive. It's
    not bad being a truck driver it's just
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    not what I was after and I, I look back
    and one of the things that helped me was
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    my original teacher Jim Rohn, who was a
    personal development speaker I went to hear when
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    I was 17 he said so the first time I
    heard him he said 'you know it's really
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    simple if you want life to change, you
    got to change. If you want life to be
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    better you've got to get better. It's the only
    way it happens and luck will show up for
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    people and it will leave them but if you're
    constantly improving who you are and
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    what you give, game over.
    See if you can find some ways to
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    multiply your value to the market
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    and he said your income will immediately
    start to change. See if you go through
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    life holding back and most of us do, most
    of us if we ask ourselves have we done
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    all we can do? Most of us will have to
    answer, no we haven't. We've been holding
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    back. We have ideas that we don't act on
    things we want to do, we're afraid to take
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    chances, we go through life trying to
    seek security and not coming outside of
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    our comfort zone and we take most of our
    stuff with us to the grave. Up until then
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    I was hoping that the economy would
    change, I was hoping that my company would
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    change, I was hoping that my paycheck
    would change, I was hoping that circumstances
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    outside would change and here's what I
    found out. It isn't going to change. So
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    then my question was if it isn't going
    to change, how will my life ever change
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    and here's what my teacher taught me.
    When you change, when you change,
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    everything will change for you and I'm saying
    that the fact that you're still here
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    that you're still breathing
    you've got some more work and you owe it
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    to yourself. You owe it to yourself so
    when you get up in the morning that you
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    can look yourself in the face and say
    hey I'm living my life on my terms.
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    Change your question, change your life. When
    it comes to planning your life I want to
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    get you to learn to ask three questions
    now. The question you want to ask yourself is
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    what do I want?
    What's my outcome? What's my result? The
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    word R.P.M. The first one is to get
    you focused on the target. The target is
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    not the activity, the activity can change.
    Its what the - what's the result I'm after.
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    If you know exactly what it is you
    really want, what you desire, what you're
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    really after, clarity is power. The more
    clear you are in specifically what you want
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    the faster your brain can get you there
    but if you're generally saying things
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    like what do I want, 'well you know I want
    more money', 'fine, here's a dollar get out
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    of here.'
    Whether you get the outcome or not
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    whether you get that result will be
    based firstly of clarity and the second
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    thing is whether you get enough
    emotional juice to keep going after it
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    when things don't work out. Did you
    achieve the outcome? Yeah, when you're
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    that general, you might be - you think you're not getting your goal, you are. The way
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    you language your goal, the way you think
    about it, you're receiving it. You know
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    you know, I, you know I want to feel a bit
    better. I want to lose some weight
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    fine, you lost the pound you're done. When
    you get better, everything will get
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    better for you and
    that's where I picked up that phrase: for
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    things to change, you've got to change.
    You don't have to change the marketplace
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    you don't have to change the marketing
    plan, you don't have to change the
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    economy, you don't have to change
    countries, you don't have to change
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    circumstances out there, all you've got
    to do is look within and see if you can
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    change yourself for the better and as
    you change, things will start to change for you.
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    What's the result I'm after, what's the ultimate result, what do I want out of this week, out of this thing,
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    out of my business, out of my life, for my body.
    Don't concern yourself too much with
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    how you're going to achieve your goal
    leave that completely to a Power greater
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    than yourself. All you have to do is know
    where you're going the answers will come
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    to you of their own accord. Here's my
    best advice: welcome all experiences, you
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    never know which one is going to turn
    everything on. Are there going to be some
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    moments when you want to give up? Yes.
    Will there be some moments when it's
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    going to seem like it's impossible, the
    pain that you're experiencing, the
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    disappointment that you're experiencing
    that you're going to say it's not worth
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    it? Yes, that's - that's going to be right
    there for you. It's going to be in your
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    face telling you to go back. When we
    think about changing our lives usually
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    that means changing your behaviors or
    retraining yourself, getting new habits,
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    oing out and trying them out and
    changing your life. This is about
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    changing your thoughts and then your
    life will change. Change your thoughts
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    change your life. Benjamin Disraeli said
    nothing can resist a human will that
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    will stake its existence on its purpose.
    Shortly put, I'll do it or die. Know that
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    all you have to do is hold your goal
    before you. Everything else will take
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    care of itself and I can tell you that
    it doesn't make any difference what age
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    you are, whether you're a teenager
    watching this or whether you're someone
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    in your 60s, 70s, 80s or anywhere along
    the way, you can make that change. Every
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    thought, every feeling, every emotion you
    experience in this lifetime is shaped by
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    beliefs and values. All of your life is
    controlled by decisions you make.
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    Decisions about what to believe, decisions
    about what to feel, decisions about what to
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    do and most of us are on automatic pilot
    letting the world trigger us instead of
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    taking back control of our life and when
    you do that, just think of it this way.
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    Anything you want to change, you want to
    change your body, you want to change your
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    career, your business, your relationship
    what to do requires the right strategy.
  • 26:00 - 26:03
    If you want to lose weight and keep it off
    you can't obviously just throw your
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    pendulum and go on some silly diet. You
    have to know the things that're going to give you
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    lasting results, so we teach those
    strategies but some people even know
  • 26:12 - 26:14
    what to do but they don't do it and why
    are we able to get people to do it, to
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    follow through because 80% of success in
    anything my friends, is psychology and
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    20% is mechanics. What that means is
    there's how to do stuff and there's why
  • 26:25 - 26:31
    to do stuff. How to do it, is not that
    complex and if you really learn from
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    somebody who knows those refined
    distinctions they can - they can show you
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    those tipping points. Those things you
    can do where in the least amount of time,
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    you get the biggest result. As you look
    at yourself as a business operator, as
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    you look at yourself as an entrepreneur
    as you look at yourself as a person that
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    wants to make a mark with your life, that
    wants to leave a legacy, you've got to be
  • 26:48 - 26:52
    hungry. It's better to be prepared for an
    opportunity and not have one, than to
  • 26:52 - 26:57
    have an opportunity and not be prepared.
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    You want to find people who master that
    because success leaves clues and that's
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    the same thing I'm suggesting to you.
    Whatever area that you want to go in, if
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    it's finances and business, insurance
    industry, whatever area that you're
  • 27:12 - 27:18
    interested in, find the people who are
    mastering that and follow their example.
  • 27:18 - 27:23
    Watch your relationships. They are nourishing
    relationships and there are toxic
  • 27:23 - 27:27
    relationships. Nourishing relationships,
    they bring the best out of you, they inspire
  • 27:27 - 27:34
    you. Toxic relationships, they drain you.
    People that are hungry, are willing to do
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    the things that the others won't do, in
    order to have the things tomorrow others
  • 27:38 - 27:45
    won't have. People that are hungry
    believe always strive to get on top in
  • 27:45 - 27:50
    life because it's the bottom that's
    overcrowded. People that are hungry know
  • 27:50 - 27:54
    if you want to be successful, you must be
    willing to do the things today others
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    won't do, in order to have the things
    tomorrow others won't
  • 28:00 - 28:10
    have. If you do what is easy, your life
    will be hard. Complain, point at your
  • 28:10 - 28:18
    circumstances, give up your power, blame
    the government, blame the economy. If you
  • 28:18 - 28:27
    do what is easy, your life will be hard
    but if you do what is hard, your life
  • 28:27 - 28:30
    will be easy. It's
    hard to make a radical change in your behavior.
  • 28:30 - 28:36
    It's hard to take ownership, it's hard to
    swallow the bitter pill that wherever
  • 28:36 - 28:42
    you find yourself, at some point in time
    you made an appointment to be there.
  • 28:42 - 28:49
    It's hard. It's hard. If you
    do what is easy,
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    your life will be hard. If you do what is hard,
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    your life will be easy.
Title:
GET UP & GET IT DONE - New Motivational Video Compilation for Success & Studying
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Video Language:
English
Duration:
29:23

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