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Interview /w James Marshall

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    Hi, we're here with the 21Convention
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    Melbourne, Australia with James Marshall.
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    Fantastic speech, as always. Love all your speeches.
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    So, we had a couple questions and
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    one of them was
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    The importance of knowing what you want,
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    in a relationship. How important is that ?
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    Well,...
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    fundamental because if you don't know
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    what you want in a relationship, then
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    you're at the dictates of what
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    somebody else wants. Instantly. Or if neither
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    of you know what either of you wants then
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    you tend to. (chaos) Yes, absolute chaos :)
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    Hum,...
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    and it's really important in terms of
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    being able to choose the right path, in life.
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    Hum...
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    There's lots of people, guys and girls
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    doing relationships with people they shouldn't be.
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    Cuz they're not even really sure of what
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    they want out of a partner.
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    And so getting your values clear about what,
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    are you deal breakers ?
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    What are you not going to put up with ?
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    Cuz,...
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    another thing people put up with really awful relationships.
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    Hum,...
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    Often because they feel like they don't have any choice.
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    But if you understand those,
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    and then you understand what are the elements that you,
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    are most important in your relationship
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    Let's say they're the top 3 things that you need to have
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    to feel satisfied, to feel loved,
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    to feel appreciated, to feel excited,
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    in a relationship.
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    Hum,....and you communicate those
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    then you're gonna follow the right path.
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    And the title of your speech was:
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    " What women want "
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    So, can you tell me briefly what, what do I want ?
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    What if, what do women want ?
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    Well, that...the thing is there.
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    That brings it up.
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    I wanted to say, firstly I didn't know
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    what every woman wants all the time.
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    Hum,... and it's more of a question for men
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    to start asking themselves.
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    Hum,...Because I think
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    many men just don't think about or don't care.
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    They're so centered on,
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    "Ok, what do I want ?
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    Which is, "I want hot chicks and I want this and that."
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    The most important thing to understand that is...
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    If you want to get what you want, then you
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    have to make sure that those who are
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    with you, around you get what they want.
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    And so,
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    the most important aspect I think is
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    to understand how to communicate,
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    to find out what the woman's needs are.
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    Hum,...
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    There's something as a generic, or sorry, not generic.
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    There's general principals.
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    Things such as being a good leader
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    and, and one
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    I'd elaborate by saying a leader
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    who's worthy, is one who's, those who follow, benefit.
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    So, every time you want to lead a woman
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    to do something, whether that's escalating or
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    go in car with you or have a drink with you,
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    or whatever.
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    She needs to feel that's gonna benefit her.
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    Hum,...
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    If it's just you trying to robotically lead
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    or tug her somewhere. And she doesn't enjoy it.
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    Then, it's not proper leading.
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    Hum,...
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    I also looked at the idea of emotional variation
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    whether a woman likes drama,
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    in a positive sense of, of feeling like
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    hum,...
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    there's expectation, there's uncertainty, there's
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    excitement leading to pleasurable releases
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    or resolutions.
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    And, the other thing,
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    I guess that a woman really wants, is a man
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    who is able to stand up to her tests.
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    Hum,...and
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    I look at the tests that woman give
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    as a very positive thing.
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    Not as, like them being bitchy and just trying to
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    belittle men. But as something,
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    where she is trying to see what is his
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    reactions to things that, uh...he isn't mindful.
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    Because if she sees that he's not reactive,
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    in situations which he wasn't planning for,
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    then he's going to be easy-going, he's gonna
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    be fun, he's going to be adaptable and all these
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    things she's gonna enjoy.
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    Fantastic.
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    And the other thing was, so,
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    once you meet a girl, you know that you like her.
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    You described, ah...effort. And the right sort of effort
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    and the wrong sort of effort.
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    Can you tell me what kinda it is the right sort of effort
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    that you want to put forward ?
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    Well,...
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    The, the effort that you put into, hum,...
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    pursuing a woman
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    Uh,...
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    needs to be based on a reality checks.
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    And,...
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    And, it's not, it's not men's fault. In the sense that
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    there's so much incorrect or wasted effort that's being put in.
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    Let's say the typical one would be.
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    There's two.
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    There's on either spectrums. You have,
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    firstly being arrogant and overbearing and pushy.
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    Because, there's some schools of thought or
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    some ideas that man needs to be alpha,
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    needs to go for what he wants, or whatever.
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    Which is true, but in temperance to the
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    response of people around him.
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    Hum,...
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    So, if you're constantly trying to push,
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    and hum,...
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    be aggressive about what you want,
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    and you noticed that's not working.
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    Then you really need to look at the fact that well, if it's not
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    benefiting her, to, when you try to get what you want.
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    She's not going to do it.
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    On the other side, we have this application of
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    huge amounts of, kind of, passive wimpy
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    effort that a man will do to be
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    really nice and pleasant and accommodating.
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    Hum,...and
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    always agreeing, being polite and so on
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    and so to a woman. Thinking that he's kinda
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    building up these, these credit points, in terms of
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    certain girls eventually gonna go,
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    "Wow, he's actually really a great guy. "
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    Hum,...
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    She might go, " Wow, he's really a great guy "
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    But she's not gonna go,
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    " plus, I want to have sex with him."
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    She's just gonna go," Cool, there's my friend guy."
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    Hum, so.
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    And I, this is such a common thing for
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    guys I work with. These are men who have
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    exerted huge amounts of effort in attempting to
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    create relationships.
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    And they have.
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    But they have so shown the person,
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    demonstrated through their actions,
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    that what they wanted was, a friendship.
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    Because they acted like that.
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    And, and then they're surprised,
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    when they're trying to switch that over
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    to being romantic or sexual.
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    And the girl is like, "Uh, no."
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    Yeah ?
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    So, I think it's really important to look at.
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    Yes, you must apply effort, as
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    a man to get a woman. Yeah ?
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    But,...
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    it needs to be very clear from the,
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    basically the beginning. That you are
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    sexually interested in her.
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    And,..
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    that you are interested in her desires as well.
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    You're interested in finding out what is it she wants.
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    And then you are able to take decisive leadership steps,
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    where she benefits.
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    And she follows. As a,...
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    When you have authority to lead,
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    towards that.
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    Because that's gonna save huge amounts of time, because,
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    if you do it, and she's like, not interested,
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    you've saved yourself months of
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    or years of, like, you know, painful wasted effort.
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    So I hear you are running a tour.
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    Hmhm.
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    Through uh, like an adventure tour through Europe.
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    How would I go about. Or, well, how
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    would you go about, getting on to that ?
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    Ok, so, yes. I...
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    Every summer, European summer
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    I run two of these tours that are
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    ten day traveling seduction workshops.
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    So they are very unique program where we
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    travel through three of the best countries,
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    in my opinion, in terms of the most beautiful woman.
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    Interesting places.
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    Hum,...and
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    fantastic places for me to teach guys to learn.
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    Ah,...
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    And, so this is primarily an infield workshops
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    So, it's like every day we are out there, constantly
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    fine-tuning as well as working
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    with our female coaches. There's a lot of, you know,
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    relevant theory to make this a complete transformation.
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    It's also really a man's initiations.
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    It's like, not just a bootcamp.
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    It's a very deep internal-external journey.
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    Hum,...
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    The events start running
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    29th of may to the 10th of june.
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    And, anyone interested can check out theeurotour.com
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    and get in contact with me and
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    I'll call you and talk to you about it.
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    Fantastic.
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    So this is Jamie Marshall and
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    we're here at The 21 Convention.
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    Bye guys :)
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    Thank you.
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Interview /w James Marshall
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