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And you'll sit there and break down,

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and your body's breaking down as a feedback to let you know,

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you're not being authentic, because your highest value is your identity.

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This Is something that I've been speaking about for many decades now.

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And so I have been fascinated by this.

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When I was 17, 18 years old, and I met a teacher named Paul Bragg,

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he was a longevitist and he was an individual that was dedicated to living a

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longer life. And so I was inspired by that topic even then.

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So it's been with me a long years, almost 50 years.

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You have at the cellular level,

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a source of energy

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in a little organelle, which is a little organ inside a cell,

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which is a symbiotic

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Cell organelle, which means that a bacteria,

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millions of years ago,

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was incorporated into another cell and they live symbiotically

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and it was called an endosymbiote. And this Cell,

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organelle was called the mitochondria.

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The mitochondria has little cristae and little

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shelves and internal cell walls and

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that have enzymes on it that actually are involved in what they

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call oxidative phosphorylation and is the very keys to our

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energy. In fact,

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the heart muscle has a lot of mitochondria because it requires a lot of energy

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to keep eating all the time.

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Our regular muscle has also high numbers of mitochondria because

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we use our muscles quite often. But based on the cellular needs,

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we have mitochondria that allow us to generate ATP,

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adenosine triphosphate,

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which is the source of our energy in our biochemical level. So our vitality,

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our energy levels, if you will, have a lot to do with it.

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Vitality comes from the term vital force,

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which was believed by the ancients to be the source of life.

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You know, when you inspired at the first breath, and expired at the last breath,

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your whole life was about respiration and cellular respiration is what

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the mitochondria were involved in.

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And so the number of mitochondria

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are constantly, some are dying and some are replenishing,

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they're dividing and multiplying, and they're also being recycled. Microphages

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they call it.

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And so the number of mitochondria have a lot to do with our energy levels.

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Now,

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the mitochondria are also attempting to respond to the exact

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energy needs based on what we're intenting. So our intentions in life,

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if we're living in alignment and congruent with what we value

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most, our highest value,

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the mitochondria are not produced too much or too little to meet the needs.

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And we maximize our energy potential.

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That's why I've said in previous presentations,

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that everybody has a set of priorities, set of values.

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And when they live by their highest value, their energy goes up,

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their self worth goes up. And when they live by their lower values,

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their energy goes down.

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Because the mitochondria are multiplied or less

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multiplied according to the intention.

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And when you're living in your highest value, your intention is most clear,

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you're most objective and your less subjectively biased in your

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interpretation of the world.

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And therefore you have the least amount of disturbance or disorientation or,

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you might say disperception about the environment,

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meeting needs. So when you're living by your highest priorities,

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the mitochondria are maximizing their numbers to be able to maximize the

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ATP, which is maximizing energy.

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But when you're living in lower values and you're trying to do something that's

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not as important to you,

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basically by injecting values of others and trying to please other people and

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trying to satisfy every and multitask and distract yourself,

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whenever you're living in your amygdala and you have subjective bias and you

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misinterpret your reality, you distort your reality in other words,

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you distort the need of the mitochondria verse the actual needs of the body.

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And so your energy goes down.

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Anytime you're not living by your highest priority,

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highest value and living congruently and delegating lower priority things,

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your energy is going to go down as a feedback to let you know that you're not

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being authentic, you're not being efficient.

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The body is trying at all times to create symptoms,

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to try to get you to actually live and act authentically and efficiently.

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See, whenever you are in your amygdala,

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you tend to want to avoid predator and seek prey. It's a survival center,

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the desire center,

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the desire to avoid that which is unavoidable and the desire to

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achieve or seek that which is unattainable.

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And so what we do is we tend to have a subjective biased interpretation of our

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reality, which distorts with false positives, false negatives,

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confirmation biases, dis confirmation biases, distorts our reality.

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And so the brain and the cells start to think, Oh, I need more,

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or I need less than actual use.

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And so what happens is we get an accentuation or a diminishing of the

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mitochondria and our energy levels are going into a manic stage or a depressed

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stage,

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a high energy state and get almost nervous or a lower energy state and get kind

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of subdued, instead of actually the exact needs, the energy for the needs.

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So when we're living congruently,

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according to our own highest values we're maximize our energy and we literally

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allow ourselves to have maximum efficiency with respiration to be able to create

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the most ATP, to create the most energy.

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So our mitochondria are responding to autonomic perspectives.

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So if we're perceiving a threat and we're in a fight or flight response it's

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going to kick it into gear to a higher degree. And if we go to the other side,

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it's going to go in the other direction, it's going to subdue it.

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And so what we're going to do is we're going to go over or under in our

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production, which is inefficient.

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And we're ended up going with a kind of a hyper or hypo state of energy

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expression. And we get too much or too little.

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And then the glucose and oxygen inside the cell requires

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these to be regulated and we're not in a regulated state.

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So the second we are living in alignment with what we value most,

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we maximize our energy and we actually have exactly the right energy for what

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our actual intentions are. If we're distorting our reality,

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we're distorting our energy levels.

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And I try to help people to prioritize their life because if they live by

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priority, their energy levels go up.

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Anybody who knows that when they feel like they're on top of the world,

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when they're doing the highest priority things, and they feel like they're,

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you know, they have more energy at the end of the day,

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when they're doing something that's really important to them,

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they have more energy at the end of the day than when they started.

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Think of a day where you were really, really doing something that was really,

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really important to you, that you really were engaged in,

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it could be reading a book or doing some sort of work that was really inspiring

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to you and at the end of the day, you weren't drained.

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You were actually building energy.

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Now what's interesting is there's a thing called negentropy,

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which is life physics and entropy, which is death physics.

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When we go from disorder to order it's negentropic when we go to order to

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disorder, it's entropic. And entropy is also called missing information.

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And it's also the draining of energy. So let me give you an example.

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Whenever you are infatuated with somebody,

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because you're living in your amygdala response and you're seeking a prey,

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you're seeking something you're infatuated with,

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you're conscious of the upsides and unconscious of the downsides.

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The unconscious part is information that's missing that you're ignoring.

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That missing information is entropy and entropy is loss of energy,

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dissipation of energy.

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When you resent something and you're conscious of the downside and you're

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unconscious the upside, you're ignoring the upside again,

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missing information and missing information is also the source of loss of

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energy.

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So what happens is you're skewing your reality by being infatuated.

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When you meet somebody, if you're infatuated, you're blind to the downside,

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when you're resentful to them, you're blind to the upside.

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And anything in your life that you're infatuated with or resentful to,

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you're not seeing the whole.

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But when you're mindful and you're seeing both sides,

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which your intuition is constantly trying to get you to do, your energy level,

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production matches now a poised efficient response,

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and you have negentropy. Every time you're mindful,

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every time you're living by your highest value and every time you're objective

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and you're reasoned, and you're basically seeing things as they are,

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instead of seeing things, as you are skewed in your perceptions,

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when your bias in your perceptions,

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infatuated means you're blind to half of it and resentful,

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you're blind half of it. So anytime you judge,

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you're going to lower your energy levels, your vitality is going to,

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and you're going to dissipate energy. And when you're under distress that way,

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which is called distress, your telomeres actually shorten,

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telomerase goes down and you actually shorten your lifespan.

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And the reproduction and the duplication of cells is

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skewed. But if you go through and live by your highest priority and see things

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objectively and are more mindful and more objective and see things where you're

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seeing both sides and not just one side, you're not missing information,

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you're not missing energy, you're not losing energy and dissipating it,

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you have negentropy. And negentropy is life physics. That's why,

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if you live by your highest values, your energy levels go up.

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That's why your self-worth goes up. That's why you're authentic there,

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your life, your identity revolves around what you value most.

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So anytime you're doing high priority things, delegating low priority things,

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your energy level's going to go up.

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And whenever you live by your highest values, you tend to walk your talk.

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You tend to do,

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because you spontaneously are inspired to act on what's really important to you.

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When you do, you tend to achieve. And when you achieve,

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you tend to want to achieve something greater.

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And so you keep expanding your space and time horizons to do greater

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accomplishments.

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And when you do your telomerase adds telomeres to help you live longer,

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to be able to be able to fulfill those longer visions and the magnitude of the

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space and time in your mind determines the conscious evolution you've obtained,

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determines your legacy in the world.

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And when you have goals that go beyond your physical mortal life,

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you give rise to the immortal legacy that you dream about leaving on the planet,

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the difference you want to make. So if you live by highest priorities,

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you automatically increase your longevity. And what's interesting is,

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when you do, you don't live to eat.

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See when you're living by lower values and you're unfulfilled,

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you want to fill yourself full with consumption.

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So consumerism and purchasing overpriced brands to compensate for your

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feeling low, the desire to eat sweets,

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the desire to go and consume and shop,

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anything that's basically overspending and causing a depreciation

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economically in your life or overeating and causing you know, gluttony,

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if you will,

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all of those are going to be because you're living to eat instead of eating to

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live,

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it's going to increase the probability of entropy and shorten your lifespan.

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The people who live longer,

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are the people that have build wealth and have money working for them. In fact,

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the word wealth comes from wheel, which means health and wellbeing.

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Health, and wealth actually have the same root; wheel. That means wellbeing.

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And that's why people with higher socio-economics tend to live longer.

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Lower socioeconomics tend to live shorter.

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There's an R reproduction and a K reproduction and ecology.

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And the people that are basically lower socioeconomically usually have a higher

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fertility and mortality rate and shorter lifespan, for the children and life.

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And people that have a higher socioeconomics have fewer children,

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and they live longer. They take longer to develop.

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So we actually see a longevity factor to the degree that we're living by our

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highest priorities and increasing our self worth and doing what we're inspired

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to do, delegating the lower things and not living to eat,

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but eating to live. And therefore you don't have volatilities in your food.

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Your ghrelin and leptin, which are hormones that are out of the gut,

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going into the hypothalamus that are regulating your eating patterns,

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have a lot to do with whether or not you're infatuated or resentful to things.

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When you infatuate, you want to consume it, eat.

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When you resent something you don't want to eat.

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And so those hormones are responding to those perceptions that are in the

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amygdala when you're living by lower values.

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So you're throwing those things off and the greater the volatility there,

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the greater the volatility, the shorter the lifespan.

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And the more steady you are when you're objective and its more neutral,

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the more steady you are, the less volatility,

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the less fluctuation you have in your dietary patterns and the more you don't

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live to eat, but eat to live,

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you eat just enough to make sure you're most efficient to perform.

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If you have a very, very meaningful, very inspiring,

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very highly empowering activity coming up in the next days or two,

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you will be very disciplined,

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self-governed and be able to eat just enough to maximize your performance.

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When you do, you have the most telomeres, the most telomerase enzyme,

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the most energy levels, the most mitochondrial matching of the needs,

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your intention provides exactly the right energy. You're most efficient.

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You actually have most efficiency and longevity and vitality.

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So if you want the keys to vitality and longevity,

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it really boils down to living by priority. And what's interesting is that,

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we found out that when a person's infatuated with something or resentful to

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something, anything that they resent,

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they're assuming there was more drawbacks than benefits to it.

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Anything that they're infatuated,

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they assume there's more benefits and drawbacks.

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All of that is stored in the subconscious mind.

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The subconscious mind has a memory of all those imbalances. And when it happens,

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if it sees a pleasure without pain or a pain without a pleasure,

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it stores that in a memory and it creates an imagination to avoid the pain in

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the future and to seek the pleasure in the future, if you live in the amygdala.

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So what it does is it separating the present into the past and future.

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And anytime you separate the present into the past and future,

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you get what is called the arrow of time, which is a source of entropy,

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which is the thing that breaks you down and dissipates you.

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So it's so important to live by priority and to fill your day with the highest

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priority actions that help you fulfill what you believe is your mission in life.

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You do, you'll end up eating wisely. You'll live not to eat,

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but you'll eat to live and

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your vitality and your energy levels are going to go up.

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That's why I tell people when you're doing what's highest on your priority,

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you won't even notice your health.

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Paul Bragg taught me that when I was 17 years old,

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when you're conscious of your health, that's because you've lost it. You're not,

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you're not present, but when you're actually really present,

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you're not even noticing your physiology. It's almost like a timeless mind,

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ageless body state. It's almost like you've transcended your physiology.

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Your physiology is so efficient, you're not even aware of it.

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There's no symptoms giving a feedback to let you know you're not being

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authentic, because you're living authentically.

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So I can't emphasize how important it is to prioritize your life,

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to ask yourself,

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what is the highest priority action I can be doing right now that can help me

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fulfill what I feel is most deeply meaningful to me,

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the thing that actually will serve the greatest number of people,

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but it will actually be the most meaningful thing to me?

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When you're doing something that's inspiring to you,

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that you can't wait to get up in the morning and do

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in other people's lives,

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and you go after and pursue challenges that inspire you,

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you maximize your energy, you have the most fulfillment,

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you're not having to go and eat to live, you're living to eat.

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You're actually having the most telomerase and telomeres.

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You're actually having a bigger space and time horizons. You're a visionary.

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You end up having the most efficient actions,

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the day zips by and you feel like you're just present and you're grateful.

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You see things on the way, not in the way.

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And you end up feeling like you're on top of the world instead of the world's on

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top of you. But the second you try to subordinate to everybody else,

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inject all the other people's values in your life,

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try to do something that's not really priority,

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try to multitask and scatter yourself.

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Feel like you're putting out fires during the day,

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not feeling like you're on top of the planet,

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you feel you're underneath and you feel overwhelmed and you feel like God,

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you didn't get anything done, you're an emotional bear when you come home.

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You're irritable. You'll project your stuff onto your family.

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You won't have resilience or adaptability.

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You'll have distress instead of eustress.

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And you'll have entropy instead of negentropy.

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And you'll sit there and break down.

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And your body's breaking down as a feedback to let you know you're not being

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authentic, because your highest value is your identity.

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Tell me what your highest value is and I'll tell you what your life revolves

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around. My highest value is teaching, my life revolves around teaching.

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I do it pretty well every day, seven days a week, every day.

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And that's because I do what I love every day. And that's the key.

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If you're doing that, you don't age as much. I'm going on 67.

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And I got more energy than most people and people go,

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'Where do you get all your energy?' Energy is infinite once you recognize the

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source.

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Your vitality in life is directly proportion to the

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When you're living by your highest values,

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your V5 V6 areas of your occipital cortex come lighting up.

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It's the associate visual center.

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And it basically allows you to see the vision that you have in front of you that

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you'd like to create in the world. And you hold that vision.

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And those with a vision flourish and those without a vision perish.

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But if you go down in your amygdala and you're down in there living in lower

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values and activating the old primitive survival brain and trying to avoid

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predator and seek prey,

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and trying to avoid the negatives and seek the positives,

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you'll be skewing yourself, you'll be in entropy,

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you'll be breaking yourself down.

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And you'll be wondering why you can't seem to have enough energy to get what you

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really want done. So important to prioritize your life.

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I'm going to say that in almost every video I do because it's,

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I've been doing this stuff for almost 50 years and one thing I'm certain about

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is that that is the key to mastering your life.

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If you want to take and super task,

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you want to take all areas of your life and link it to what you value most,

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whatever you want to learn, link it to your highest value,

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whatever you want to do in your career,

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link whatever action steps it requires to your highest value.

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If you want to build wealth,

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link the action steps that have been proven to build wealth to your highest

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value. If you want to have a relationship,

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find out what they're dedicated to and how does it help you fulfill your highest

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values. If you want to lead, live by your highest values,

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you'll automatically wake up your leadership. If you want more physiology,

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more energy, like I'm saying now, live by your highest priority.

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It brings your autonomic nervous system into perfect balance and allows you to

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have homeostasis. Homeostasis is efficiency.

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Perturbation is inefficient. And we're constantly being disturbed,

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when we're infatuated or resentful to things,

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the world outside us distracts us and keeps us from being centered and poised

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and present with our purpose. And if we want to be inspired,

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we live by our highest priority because our highest priority is where we're

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constantly inspired from within. If I research and write,

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and I do that every day, I'm inspired and I got full of energy.

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I can go all day long on it. I can do 18/20 hours a day. There's no problem.

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There's no lack of energy when you're doing what's really truly what you feel is

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your calling. So if you want longevity, I'm absolutely certain,

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there's a thing called autophagy,

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where your cells literally recycle the organelles and the components, anything

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that's degenerated in there, entropy degenerates the cell components,

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autophagy comes in there to try to clean it up. And autophagy,

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whether it's microphage,

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where it goes right into lysosomes or it's a macrophage autophagy,

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where it's actually using auto phagosomes and then lysosomes,

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whatever the process to recycling, clean out the body,

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it's like cleaning out a house, It feels more refreshed.

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And that is enhanced to the degree that we live by our highest values.

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We clean it out and that's been shown to live, help us live longer lives.

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That's why fasting and eating wisely and not overeating has

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been linked to longevity. That's why having a purpose,

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which is your highest value is linked to longevity.

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That's why drinking lots of water.

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It's wiser to drink water than it is all the other frigging drinks that people

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fill in their minds, fill in their bodies. You know,

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and if you sit and drink all these other systems out there,

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you're probably going to have volatilities, particularly

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But if you drink water, the universal solvent,

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you have the most efficient use of your energy. Water,

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a purpose in life that inspires you, eating moderately and very lightly,

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an occasional fast or whatever,

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all those things are known to increase longevity and doing something you love to

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do that has deep meaning to you and having some massive goals.

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I have a program called Master Planning for life and the Breakthrough

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Experience,

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both those programs are designed to help you decide what are your bucket lists

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that you want to do in this life and beyond your life.

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Because if you've got a reason to live beyond your life,

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you're going to live a longer life.

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Those are all factors to help you have more vitality and

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longevity. So again, in summary, prioritize your life,

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drink water, breathe deeply,

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because if you breathe in a diaphragmatic breathing,

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instead of the thoracic breathing,

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you're going to get more oxygen and more cycling of respiration and more

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vitality from that alone, that helps use up the,

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get the mitochondria working perfectly. If you'll do that,

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you'll have more vitality and longevity and as long as you have some purpose,

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something that's inspiring to you that you want to live your life by,

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that also adds to longevity and vitality.

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So fill your day with the highest priority actions that are most deeply

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meaningful, that are most fulfilling, that you feel are really,

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you're really dedicated to on a daily basis and give yourself permission to have

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a long life. And there's absolutely no reason.

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There's no lack of energy and there's no lack of energy to somebody who's

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inspired by their mission. I've seen people in the Breakthrough Experience,

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one of my signature programs, I've been teaching on 1,122, three times.

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I've seen people there when they're kind of drained and they're basically

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depressed and they're frustrated because their amygdala is making go off,

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trying to create fantasies.

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I see them all of a sudden go through the Value Determination in the

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Breakthrough Experience get clear about what it is that they're committed to,

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get a tear of inspiration, see a vision all of a sudden in their mind,

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start prioritizing their actions. And I watched their energy levels go up.

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I watched their extroverted ability to speak up and get their mission and

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message out in the world, go up.

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And all of a sudden they don't feel like they're working against things.

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They feel things are on the way, not in the way. There's no friction,

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there's fuel. And then they're grateful for life.

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Gratitude is one of the keys of longevity, because you're grateful for life,

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you grow, and you have more fluency, more congruency,

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but I see people in the Breakthrough Experience when

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Master Planning and they get clear about that,

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they get inspired and all of a sudden they're working till almost midnight and

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they go, 'Whoa,

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I didn't even pay attention to what time it was.' When you're inspired by what

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you do you don't notice time. The day zips by, you just don't even notice time.

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But when you're sitting there, uninspired, living by low priority, life is hell.

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Life is, you know,

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John Milton said that you can make a hell out of heaven or a heaven out of hell.

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It's all based on your perception. If you live by highest priority,

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I guarantee you you're going to have more of a gratitude life,

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which is heavenfull.

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And if you go through and you live in a state of ingratitude that's hell.

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Even Pope John Paul I remember said that the hell was ingratitude.

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And I think that that's the way life is designed to be.

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We're designed to live fluently and congruently and

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grace state on a daily basis. And it's simply prioritizing your life.

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I will emphasize that every talk I ever do.

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And that's why I talk about values so much.

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So hopefully that was just wets your appetite, makes you stop and think,

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maybe go out and read a little bit about it,

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but your life and your physiology is trying to guide you to be authentic and

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live by priority. Okay.

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I just wanted to share something on vitality and longevity,

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and also let you know about an upcoming presentation that I'm doing.

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It says How Your Psychology Affects Your Physiology.

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This is on demand masterclass and what you think impacts your body's health and

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vitality. I'd like to take this topic and go now deeper.

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And this masterclass is going to go much deeper.

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I'm going to go through and explain how the autonomics and how your psychology

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affects your physiology through the autonomics, epigenetics, plasticity.

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I'm going to be going down the rabbit hole on that one and show you how

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literally, why your symptoms are not your enemies, they're your friends,

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and how to use your symptoms to guide you back to authentic lifestyles.

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I really believe it's your physiology and psychology are constantly trying to

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get you authentic. So in this particular program,

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how your psychology affects your physiology,

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which you definitely want to join me, this on-demand masterclass,

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we're going to basically show you how your perceptions,

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your thoughts affect your physiology.

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And we're going to help you understand how to maximize your vitality,

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longevity and your overall physiological feelings of thankfulness in

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life. So I look forward to seeing you there. You can contact it.

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I believe if you, when you sign up, there's a special gift. It's not on here,

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but there'll be a special gift on how to have a more inspired vision in life.

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So please take advantage of this coming class,

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and I look forward to seeing you on the next week.

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And thank you for having a listen and make sure you

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prioritize your life today. Stop right now,

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ask yourself what's the highest priority action I could be doing right now in

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this moment to help me fulfill my mission on earth?