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Greetings. Here are ideas and

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information intended to help you

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navigate the mind field of life's many

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problems that I have gained through a

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self-realization process known as

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advanced perception. Through advanced

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perception, we learn that we are not

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getting working answers to our problems

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because we're asking the wrong

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questions. So if you have an open mind

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and understand that you have absolutely

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nothing to lose, here it is. But this is

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not free. It requires that you pay

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attention.

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Do you remember your childhood?

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There was a vital lesson you were

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supposed to learn. And if you didn't,

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here's your chance to learn it now.

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Hello, this is Ernest. Welcome.

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Most of us don't think very often about

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our childhood. Depending on our age, we

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may, for example, look through our

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parents' photo album. Do those things

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even still exist

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of us as children? But there was a very

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important lesson that many of us didn't

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learn. And regardless of your current

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biological age, that lesson that can

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still be learned is proportionality.

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I'm going to ask you to try this

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experiment.

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If you don't have the time, find the

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time because when it's finished, you're

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going to be very surprised. You can take

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as long as you like, but I would suggest

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a minimum of 2 to three hours. On a pad,

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I want you to write these things down in

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chronological order from your earliest

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childhood remembrances through your teen

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years to age 25.

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Your absolute favorite objects, toys for

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example. Then as you progress into your

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teenage years, you can also include

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objects or perhaps even events. Your

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first music concert, for example. Then

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from there, you go into early adulthood.

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Now, and this is very important, there

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are two very specific instructions for

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the list. First, this is not meant to be

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a mile long list. is only intended to be

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maybe five objects or events from each

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stage of your life up to age 25.

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Such as getting your driver's license or

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first car or even a project such as

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restoring a car that is going to be your

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first car.

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something that really sticks out in your

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memory as very important at the time.

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Second, you're only going to write down

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objects or events that were good and of

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a positive nature. Nothing associated

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with unpleasantness or trauma.

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Now, when you finish that, and please no

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cheating or it will affect the outcome,

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come back to the video.

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So, if you're back now, and I'm hoping

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you didn't cheat, listen to this little

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personal story, so you will make a far

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better connection with what I asked you

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to do. Don't worry, it will all coalesce

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and make sense shortly.

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For reasons I can't exactly remember

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because it was so long ago

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when it came to getting my first car. I

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was really a late bloomer by American

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standards. I didn't get my driver's

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license until I was 22 and didn't get my

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first car until I was 23. Christ, I was

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practically a grandpa.

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But anyway, there are two things they

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say you never forget. Well, at least if

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you're a guy anyway. Your first girl.

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I'm referring to the first girl I had

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sex with, not the first girl I actually

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kissed. And your first car.

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Well, let's just talk about the car.

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a 77 brown Dodson B210 hatchback

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that I paid some college gal 350 bucks

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for and it barely had any brakes.

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By this time I was living on my own and

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I made enough money through my

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bluecollar job to do just a bit better

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than getting by. My apartment was

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certainly far from luxurious, but it was

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mine. And now I had a car. I spent that

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summer and a lot, if not all of my

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surplus time and money fixing up that

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car. I went to junkyards getting

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matching secondhand body parts because I

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wanted it to look like new with no

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dents. In fact, as ridiculous as this

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may sound, I wanted to do everything I

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could to restore it to its former glory,

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constantly washing and waxing it because

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it was fulfilling my dream, my fantasy,

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that it was a race car. It was a chick

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car. Soon, as soon as she, not it, was

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all good and restored, chicks would be

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flocking to me for the local fame and

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notoriety of riding in my car, my old

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Jet Brown 77 Dodson B210 hatchback.

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That delusion was quickly shattered when

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I discovered that not only were chicks

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not fighting over each other to ride in

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my car, but when other guys I knew

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actually pulled up to me at traffic

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stops in nice actual chick cars that had

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actual chicks in them. And I could tell

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that they were laughing at my chick car.

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Yep. The delusion was shattered. I had

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an old ugly brown 77 Dodson B210

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hatchback that had less power than a

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lawn mower. And I'm not talking about

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the kind you ride, but the kind you

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push.

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So, what does this story have to do with

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everything that I asked you to do

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previously? Short answer, everything.

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The combination of you going into your

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memories and writing down whatever you

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did in combination with listening to my

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story right after that was intended to

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make certain

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to put you into a state of advanced

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perception. Now when you look at

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everything on the list you created and

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of course this is very personalized to

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your life

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what you should discover deeply discover

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are the very big changes in your

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feelings about all of those things you

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so passionately cared about then

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which you totally not only don't care

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about now but you may have and I feel

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really should have an embarrassed

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feeling about that reflection. How on

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earth could I have possibly felt so

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passionately about this or about that

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back then?

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I would need at least another episode, a

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part two of this subject to explore

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that. But for now, I'll finish up by

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saying this.

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you felt the way you did because you

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lacked the insight of proportionality.

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This is not something as simple as

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saying, "Oh, of course I felt that way

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about this or about that. I was a child.

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I was a teenager. I was a You were a

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being that didn't know the concept of

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personality just like myself until one

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day I did. and so much in my life began

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to change and improve.

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Now, having said that, might you be

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interested in buying a slightly used

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chip brown 77 Dodson B210 hatchback?

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The brakes are good.

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I just wanted to take a moment to

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introduce the Earnest Man Show tote bag,

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which the crappy pictures from my crappy

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camera don't do justice, but you can

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check it out on my website via the link

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in the description. It's a large quality

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bag going for a very reasonable

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donation. Thank you. I really hope you

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found this helpful or interesting. And

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if you want to know more or have any

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questions at all, you can reach out to

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me via my website link in the

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description below. And if you really

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want to give me a compliment, telling a

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friend about the show would be the best

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compliment you could ever give me. Until

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next time, this is Ernest and I usually

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always am.