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are you living anything at all like

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this have you ever given any thought to

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the idea of living something like

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this or maybe something like

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this if you have there's a very real

0:21

possibility you actually

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could I want you to watch this

0:27

video so you can discover for yourself

0:30

the wisdom of unconventional

0:35

thinking if you work for a living why do

0:38

you kill yourself

0:41

working

0:43

greetings the very first thing that I

0:45

wanted to say right out of the shoot was

0:49

that I didn't want to give the wrong

0:51

impression that I am dwelling at all in

0:55

real estate I am not a real estate agent

0:59

and that was not what I was getting at

1:02

that's not what I intended to put

1:04

across now what I'm going to talk about

1:08

is actually related to real estate but

1:13

not

1:15

directly I have to talk to you about

1:17

some things that will potentially

1:21

prepare you for this let's say so that's

1:23

what this is

1:25

about now I think it's important to

1:28

recognize for instance

1:31

that you have to use you have to use

1:35

different

1:36

thoughts um when you're

1:40

considering um getting into something

1:44

say such as getting some land or buying

1:47

real estate and whatnot and I can't

1:49

think of anything better than

1:54

this oh sorry I meant this

2:00

yes it's a natural rainstorm on a lawn

2:05

it's a rainstorm on a lawn and the

2:10

reason I use the lawn and the natural

2:13

rain on the

2:15

lawn was that I looked through God only

2:18

knows how many sources for just watering

2:23

Lawns and it was virtually too

2:26

impossible to find one without some

2:29

[ __ ] advertising in it so we have

2:33

this it's just you know naturally lawn

2:36

being rained on

2:38

watered and then let's take this for

2:42

example that's right

2:46

pigeons now you might wonder okay we've

2:50

got some pigeons going on here and so

2:53

the first thing out of your mind is what

2:56

the hell do Lawns and watering them and

2:59

and in this case pigeons what do they

3:02

have in

3:03

common and actually they do have a few

3:08

things in common that are relevant to

3:11

what I'm going to tell

3:14

you now just to diverge again for a

3:18

moment I need

3:20

to I need to make something clear I

3:24

opened this up by saying unorthodox

3:28

thinking that's what gets us somewhere

3:31

historically speaking it's what has

3:33

always gotten us somewhere it wasn't

3:36

thinking within the Box mostly thinking

3:39

outside of the box and that's what I do

3:43

since I am a professor of toy more on

3:47

that maybe in another

3:49

episode now so as far as the watering of

3:53

the lawn and say the pigeons are

3:56

concerned what they have in common is

3:58

that for the most part by and

4:02

large um and I'll give I'll give the

4:05

edge to the pigeons as far as this is

4:08

concerned but they really serve other

4:11

than

4:13

Aesthetics they serve no real [ __ ]

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function

4:18

whatsoever

4:20

none if you don't

4:22

count taking your

4:25

money taking your money as much as

4:29

possible

4:31

because a lawn doesn't do anything

4:36

really other than Aesthetics so you

4:38

might wonder and I'm going to get if

4:42

you'd have the

4:44

patience to stick with me I'm going to

4:47

get to

4:50

this it is a lawn a modern lawn is

4:54

nothing but a vesage of something from

4:57

many centuries past started out

5:00

I believe it was made popular in America

5:02

from a carryover from Britain and it was

5:05

a sign of opulence and and wealth and

5:08

and so forth but in Practical terms

5:12

today it's um it's purely

5:15

ornamental but also at a great cost I'm

5:19

not talking about you know the product

5:23

cost I'm talking about the cost of your

5:26

attention and

5:27

time if you don't count the

5:30

obviously you know you've got weeding

5:33

and you got feeding and you got the

5:36

various chemicals to kill the the weeds

5:39

also or doing it by hand and of course

5:42

on top of all that of course there's the

5:45

[ __ ] mowing um and or if you're rich

5:49

enough you can bypass all that timec

5:52

consuming arduous [ __ ] and just pay

5:55

someone else that's what the rich do

5:58

okay but the point is is that to do

6:01

something with great time consumption

6:04

and

6:05

labor that serves no actual

6:10

function I'm trying to think of the of

6:13

the of the proper term what what would

6:15

say um [ __ ]

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stupid okay there's a lot better

6:23

things like property uh but there are

6:26

many better things that you could be

6:27

spending time with so

6:30

that's what the pigeons and the lawn

6:32

have in common I mean arguably yeah way

6:35

in the past the pigeons were were used

6:38

uh in carrying messages say in times of

6:41

uh emergencies or in the military as a

6:44

matter of fact you may not historically

6:47

but it is true you may not know this is

6:49

historically accurate there's a very

6:52

famous one-legged pigeon that served in

6:56

the first world war that is actually was

6:59

decorated I'm not kidding you was

7:02

[ __ ] actually decorated and it was

7:04

taxidermic and it's in a museum I forgot

7:08

its name but you could check it out

7:10

yourself but other than that as far as

7:13

functionality yeah Lawns really aren't

7:15

up there and that then in turn allows me

7:19

to segue into what I was talking about

7:22

earlier when I was talking about and

7:25

showing you images of properties places

7:28

to live

7:30

you're not going to get

7:40

there and you're not going to get

7:45

there unless you change your mindset

7:50

where it

7:51

is you look at it and you say yeah it's

7:54

beautiful yeah I'd love to be there and

7:57

then poof it's gone

8:00

it's out of your head with no real

8:03

understanding of what is required to be

8:05

there

8:06

because you see it would be like just

8:10

say for instance if you hit the lottery

8:13

or somehow you came into a tremendous

8:16

amount of cash okay okay all right let's

8:20

say you go to one of those

8:22

places and you and you buy it because

8:26

you got the

8:27

money but you see just because you buy

8:30

it because you happen to have the money

8:34

doesn't mean that the other residents

8:36

that live there want you

8:38

there because culturally or otherwise

8:42

say to them um you're a [ __ ]

8:45

hillbilly so yeah if you are old enough

8:48

to to get this it's like the case which

8:51

was a whole sitcom back in the late 60s

8:55

early' 7s called The Beverly Hillbillies

8:57

That was supposed to be the humor and

8:59

the Irish

9:00

of the

9:01

show was these absolute pulpers who

9:04

struck it rich with oil and put them in

9:07

Beverly Hills where they let's just say

9:10

didn't quite fit in but to the annoyance

9:13

of all those around them including his

9:17

Banker who held on Mr Clampett's money

9:21

Mr

9:22

Dale um yeah they couldn't really do

9:24

anything about it because well what are

9:26

you going to do they're filthy

9:27

rich but that's not the case in real

9:30

life and you could you could be there

9:34

but you'll find yourself alone if not

9:36

outright um

9:40

ostracized because basically your

9:44

headspace you don't belong

9:46

there so the first thing to get together

9:49

before any Movement Like This is done

9:52

regardless of the finances regardless of

9:55

that is your

9:58

mindset and that's what all this video

10:01

is about here is first is to touch on

10:04

the mindset because if you don't have

10:07

that you don't have [ __ ] now besides the

10:10

real estate besides those pretty

10:12

pictures that I was showing you about

10:15

that you can

10:17

apply the same

10:20

rules to just about anything that I'm

10:23

talking about

10:25

here um in and bigger in in the bigger

10:28

picture of life

10:31

if you're not there if you're not

10:33

adequately prepared there are the rules

10:37

they're also referred to also called the

10:40

unspoken rules mainly social rules that

10:45

um well if you're socially awkward or if

10:48

you're socially inept you will

10:51

repeatedly commit all of these uh FAS in

10:57

society and no matter how friendly you

11:00

try to be or how much money you have or

11:03

any of those things it simply isn't

11:06

going to work so thinking that for

11:11

instance that you're going to work your

11:13

way up in the company and you're going

11:15

to make a boatload of money you're going

11:17

to you're you're you're going to do all

11:20

this and then that will because the

11:22

whole absolute obsession is with the

11:26

thing of the money and not understanding

11:28

these people are not understanding is

11:30

that that really doesn't matter and as

11:34

far as you wanting to be happy it does

11:38

matter so you can't it's like water and

11:41

oil the two sh not

11:44

mix um I know you know plenty for

11:47

instance plenty of um well I wouldn't

11:50

say plenty but I know a number of guys

11:53

who are essentially Rich Hillbillies

11:57

maybe you know some I don't know but um

12:00

yeah they'll go if they go to social

12:03

mixing situations and if they subject of

12:06

cars comes up and they pull up in their

12:09

Porsche but in conversation with the

12:12

people mixing who also have you know

12:14

exotic cars themselves and they'll say

12:19

Porsche and

12:22

immediately immediately they

12:24

know what side of the tracks you're

12:28

from because you never say Porsche it's

12:33

Porsche um things like this this is just

12:36

a small example of what what I'm talking

12:38

about so um as far as there's absolutely

12:43

nothing wrong with wanting to get the

12:46

hell into a beautiful place to live and

12:48

to get out of the Mayhem and all of that

12:51

but there are certain elements that you

12:53

have to that you have you simply have to

12:57

understand and if you don't you're at a

13:00

loss and you will lose so for instance

13:04

let's say you would have or need an

13:08

intermediary between the two whereas I

13:13

take person X and introduce their wants

13:17

and

13:19

desires um into um a PL a place that

13:23

will fit them very well and also you

13:26

have to remember it's also the people

13:28

who are well currently living there well

13:32

again they want to be comfortable with

13:35

you you see that's the whole for

13:38

instance this is I'm not speaking for or

13:41

against it I'm just simply telling you

13:44

what

13:45

is what is for instance is that that's

13:49

the reason why there are country

13:52

clubs because they're not meant for the

13:55

common folk they're meant for the rich

13:59

but even though you're rich that's not

14:03

entirely you know a cart blanch to enter

14:08

the country club in and of itself

14:10

there's quite a bit of scrutiny going on

14:12

there you need to know that you need to

14:15

understand that

14:17

so if you need and you want to

14:20

understand what I'm saying about this

14:24

then that's why you talk to me because

14:28

that that's part of what I'm doing here

14:31

is I'm I'm trying to lay out a let's say

14:34

a

14:35

foundation for you know anyone who's

14:39

curious about this that you know wants

14:42

to know I'm here knock knock knock that

14:45

that's that's all you have to

14:47

do

14:49

so that was that's pretty much the long

14:52

and the short of this I wanted to just

14:54

do a brief introduction and um you know

14:59

give you some kind of insight into this

15:02

so that for instance you won't make one

15:06

of the most horrible mistakes uh that

15:08

you could of your life whereas let's say

15:11

you get a huge inheritance or you win

15:13

the lottery and you just go out there

15:16

and you you think you're going to well

15:19

you you have this I can I can live

15:21

wherever the hell I want and I can do

15:22

what no no no you can't and for multiple

15:28

reasons

15:30

it will

15:32

fail that is the honest truth of the

15:37

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