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The Enlightened Passenger – an Inspirational Conversation with Corey Poirier | RR264
Episode 26425th June 2024 • Relationships Rule • Janice Porter
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I’m thrilled to welcome back to the podcast, Corey Poirier; an award-winning speaker, and author, to discuss his latest book, The Enlightened Passenger. Corey’s work is all about helping people live enlightened and impactful lives, and this new book is a powerful addition to his body of work. Corey shares the motivation and inspiration that led him to write this book.

The main themes of the book include personal growth, mindfulness, and the journey to enlightenment. Corey discusses how these themes can transform your life and help you find deeper meaning and purpose. Corey offers practical tips and strategies from his book that you can apply to your daily life.

We talk about some of the compelling stories and anecdotes from Corey’s journey, illustrating the principles and lessons found in The Enlightened Passenger.

Tune in to this enlightening conversation and take the first step towards becoming an enlightened passenger in your own life. Let’s make the journey together!

If you’re ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and personal growth, don’t miss this episode with Corey Poirier. His new book is available now.

Visit https://www.thisisthebook.com/book-optin to learn more and get your copy today along with some special bonuses Corey has in store for you.

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I began my career as a teacher, was a corporate trainer for many years, and then found my niche training & supporting business owners, entrepreneurs & sales professionals to network at a world-class level. My passion is working with motivated people, who are coachable and who want to build their businesses through relationship marketing and networking (online & offline). I help my clients create retention strategies, grow through referrals, and create loyal customers by staying connected. 

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Janice Porter:

Hello, everyone, and welcome to this week's

Janice Porter:

episode of relationships rule. My guest this week is Cory,

Janice Porter:

Cory. And Cory and I have spoken before on my podcast and

Janice Porter:

checking back, it was just over two years ago, January episode

Janice Porter:

143, when I got to know Corey and all of his work, and, and

Janice Porter:

now I'm so happy to have him back because he has a new book

Janice Porter:

that is fascinating that we want to talk about. And first of all,

Janice Porter:

I'm going to welcome you to the show.

Corey Poirier:

Well, thank you so much. So excited to be here.

Janice Porter:

Thank you. And second, to just reiterate just

Janice Porter:

briefly, the the wealth of your career from stand up comedy, to

Janice Porter:

TEDx speaker to teaching other people how to be TEDx speakers,

Janice Porter:

to being an author to being a podcast host, and being

Janice Porter:

recognized in Success Magazine, being I don't know. So

Janice Porter:

interviewing over like, 7000, of the world's top leaders. And I

Janice Porter:

think all of this is now come in combination with this new book,

Janice Porter:

right? The Enlightened passenger, as it's called, it's

Janice Porter:

not even out yet, right? It's the Enlightened passenger, the

Janice Porter:

flight that changes everything is the name of your new book,

Janice Porter:

and I congratulate you on it. Tell me a little bit about

Janice Porter:

because I read it, and I loved it. And it reminded me have some

Janice Porter:

other things. But I have quit until I have questions. But tell

Janice Porter:

me how long has that been brewing for you? And how did it

Janice Porter:

take shape?

Corey Poirier:

So the brewing, I mean, it kind of both ties

Corey Poirier:

together. But the word brewing, if I looked at it from

Corey Poirier:

perspective of before I started actually writing it, because

Corey Poirier:

that was an actual timeline. It was about a year. So from the

Corey Poirier:

point where I said, I have this idea, to the point where I

Corey Poirier:

started working on that idea. That was about a year. So I knew

Corey Poirier:

what I'll say it this way, I knew what the ending was going

Corey Poirier:

to be, before I knew anything else about the book. So it was

Corey Poirier:

kind of written, Quentin Tarantino, for those that

Corey Poirier:

familiar with him as a director and writer, he had this habit of

Corey Poirier:

kind of writing, starting with the end of the movie, and then

Corey Poirier:

working his way back. And I would say that this book was

Corey Poirier:

kind of written like that. Like, again, I started with the end in

Corey Poirier:

mind and work my way back. That started a year, a year before

Corey Poirier:

any words started coming to life. Now, every now and then I

Corey Poirier:

would think, Oh, you know what I should do? You know, I should do

Corey Poirier:

this, oh, I should add this. But it was just more like in my

Corey Poirier:

head, here's what I'd like to do. And my wife kept saying, are

Corey Poirier:

you ever going to write that book he told me about, like, she

Corey Poirier:

didn't know much about it. She just knew the ending as well, as

Corey Poirier:

ever gonna write that book? And I said, Yeah, I think so. And

Corey Poirier:

eventually, I finally decided that it was time and we went on

Corey Poirier:

a family vacation for two weeks at a cottage by the water and I

Corey Poirier:

don't swim, and her and the kids swim. So I, she said, you know,

Corey Poirier:

while we're swimming, either gonna sit in the beach or you

Corey Poirier:

sit in the room, it doesn't matter. But why don't you work

Corey Poirier:

that book. So I wrote the first half of the book on that

Corey Poirier:

vacation. And then I never touched it for another few

Corey Poirier:

months. And then I tinker and put six pages together. So it

Corey Poirier:

took me about another year. From the point where I started typing

Corey Poirier:

until the book was I'll call it first draft complete. The one

Corey Poirier:

thing that was different about this book than anything else

Corey Poirier:

I've ever written, Janice is that once I hit that, that mark,

Corey Poirier:

interestingly, I had a beta group. So everything about the

Corey Poirier:

book I've done in kind of like a very intentional pattern. It

Corey Poirier:

wasn't just like, let's write a book, put it out in the world,

Corey Poirier:

and hope it does well. And it was like, let's find out if it's

Corey Poirier:

a good book, or if it needs to be changed or where it's good.

Corey Poirier:

So I got a beta group together, but 25 to 30. People sent them

Corey Poirier:

the book. And essentially, I gave them sort of instructions.

Corey Poirier:

And I said, I'm not looking for grammar, right. I will tell you,

Corey Poirier:

I still got back three or four. I used to be a retired teacher

Corey Poirier:

or a teacher. And that's me, I get it, I get it. Yes, I still

Corey Poirier:

have to tell you these 50 things you need to change. But I made

Corey Poirier:

it clear, we hadn't edited it yet. Like we had a I'll call it.

Corey Poirier:

I don't even know the terms like a line edit, like not aligned at

Corey Poirier:

it. But like a proof editor or whatever, where it's just like,

Corey Poirier:

go through a quick and make sure you catch on the most obvious

Corey Poirier:

stuff. And so we sent it out. And here's where it was kind of

Corey Poirier:

interesting or fascinating to me, because it was unlike

Corey Poirier:

anything else I've ever done. Most of the comments were, I

Corey Poirier:

mean, there were some obviously exceptions, but most of the

Corey Poirier:

comments were either I noticed a lot of grammar, but fix that and

Corey Poirier:

the book is ready. Or I didn't even care about the grammar get

Corey Poirier:

this book in print so I can hold up my hands. And that was

Corey Poirier:

fascinating to me, because that was my first draft. And I'm used

Corey Poirier:

to the idea that you should write a crappy book before you

Corey Poirier:

write a good book. And then a good Book and edit it well,

Corey Poirier:

before it becomes a great book, I'm not used to the idea of

Corey Poirier:

sending a book out, and most people saying I wouldn't change

Corey Poirier:

anything. That was really weird to me. And I'll tell you not

Corey Poirier:

that it's backed by any science. But the best I can figure is, it

Corey Poirier:

feels like the book was channeled through me. So feels

Corey Poirier:

like maybe getting this taken care of by whoever, whatever

Corey Poirier:

higher power, whatever you believe in. That said to me,

Corey Poirier:

here's a gift, because it was different than any other my

Corey Poirier:

writing now I wrote it, I sat there thinking of ideas. I

Corey Poirier:

remember the times writing it, like, all that stuff was me. But

Corey Poirier:

I feel like it was a gift that somebody kind of gave me a story

Corey Poirier:

that I could make complete quite easily.

Janice Porter:

Okay, so just for my audience to understand this

Janice Porter:

book, The Enlightened passenger. To me, it's the same kind of

Janice Porter:

feeling the kind of book, like it's a parable, right? It's

Janice Porter:

like, it's like, I think of Bob Berg, the Go Giver, which was a

Janice Porter:

parable I think of. There's I can't remember St. John's, John,

Janice Porter:

I think he's got two last names. It was a book about network, the

Janice Porter:

best network marketer in the world, there was a story, but I

Janice Porter:

can't remember I've got it in like PDF version in an envelope

Janice Porter:

somewhere. And I didn't find it in time to remember but same

Janice Porter:

type of thing. And then Augmentee know who you reference

Janice Porter:

in the book. So it's a, it's a story with lessons, right for

Janice Porter:

life. And I'm guessing that and so let's go into this piece, I

Janice Porter:

want to hear about this. But I'm guessing that all of these

Janice Porter:

amazing thought leaders and thought leaders that you have

Janice Porter:

met and interviewed over the years, the Bob Proctor's of the

Janice Porter:

world, the Jack Canfield of the world, the Lisa Nichols of the

Janice Porter:

world, those amazing people. And there's a list of suggested

Janice Porter:

Celeste is reading list at the end of the book. And I'm sure

Janice Porter:

that that's including all of those amazing people that you

Janice Porter:

have interviewed, that must have brought the inspiration

Janice Porter:

somewhere. I don't know, like, Tell me about that.

Corey Poirier:

Yeah, so I mean, when I mentioned like, I feel

Corey Poirier:

like, it's weird, because sometimes when we say channeled,

Corey Poirier:

channeled like, I'm a songwriter, as well. And when I

Corey Poirier:

was 12 years of age, I wrote my first song, I didn't know this

Corey Poirier:

sounds so weird to me. But there's a difference in chords

Corey Poirier:

and music, power chords, and like regular country or records.

Corey Poirier:

Regular country, or rock chords would be your regular chords,

Corey Poirier:

people know that ABC, whatever, is like those chords. Well, they

Corey Poirier:

also are played as a power chord when you play in rock music. So

Corey Poirier:

it's just a different way to play them to have them feel a

Corey Poirier:

different way and sound different. And I wrote the song

Corey Poirier:

when I was 12, where I use power chords, but yet I hadn't learned

Corey Poirier:

power chords yet. But they were all correct. Meaning like, How

Corey Poirier:

can I learn something I didn't know write a song, using this

Corey Poirier:

formation of chords that I still didn't know until a year later.

Corey Poirier:

And so that was channeled, truly channeled, I believe, like, the

Corey Poirier:

whole song came out, I was 12. And this song like we've had,

Corey Poirier:

it's been on the radio, like the song was, well, like it was well

Corey Poirier:

received. And yet, it was written in minutes by a guy who

Corey Poirier:

shouldn't have been able to write the songs. So I feel like

Corey Poirier:

that's one form of channel, this one here. I feel like it was

Corey Poirier:

almost like, we're giving you the inspiration, the story, but

Corey Poirier:

you still have to peek pieces together. So I just wanted to

Corey Poirier:

clarify. So the reason I bring that up is because obviously, if

Corey Poirier:

the entire book was channeled through me, then you wouldn't

Corey Poirier:

have the stories about Lisa Nichols or Les Brown, because

Corey Poirier:

those are my stories right? channel wouldn't put back in the

Corey Poirier:

book. And then at the same time, the characters which I didn't

Corey Poirier:

realize this until I was pretty much a year after writing

Corey Poirier:

because the finished of that, as it took about another year

Corey Poirier:

before it got to this stage. It's at now. And so what I

Corey Poirier:

realized quite a while after I wrote it is I'm the two

Corey Poirier:

characters. Well. Everybody else thought, Oh, really, I knew I

Corey Poirier:

was taken from pieces of my life and making it loosely based on

Corey Poirier:

my life. But I didn't clue in that I was fully both

Corey Poirier:

characters. I think what it was is Treb, who is the older

Corey Poirier:

character who's the guy that's been on the journey and all that

Corey Poirier:

I felt that was closer to him because I'd lived the journey.

Corey Poirier:

But I realized that I actually wrote the young, somewhat

Corey Poirier:

slightly arrogant guy and I wasn't arrogant, but I wasn't. I

Corey Poirier:

thought I knew it all. I didn't know about personal development.

Corey Poirier:

I didn't realize that base them on me. Now the interesting part

Corey Poirier:

of it that is his career is he basically sells devices like

Corey Poirier:

photo copiers and stuff for a living. And I sold photo copiers

Corey Poirier:

for a living for tenure. So like it should be all clear and

Corey Poirier:

obvious. Having said that, so the book obviously even if I

Corey Poirier:

said it was channeled through me, it could only be the story

Corey Poirier:

because the rest of it is all taking for my wife, Shelley. My

Corey Poirier:

wife is really Gina like it's literally loosely based on my

Corey Poirier:

life. And to answer your question, the part of me as I

Corey Poirier:

was writing it, and again, I know I was like, which came

Corey Poirier:

first the chicken or the egg? I don't know, if I said, You know

Corey Poirier:

what I should work in the stories from my life, or if I

Corey Poirier:

created the story, and then I was like, You know what would

Corey Poirier:

fit here? And I just pulled a story from my life. I'm not sure

Corey Poirier:

which I don't know how much was intentional. But to answer your

Corey Poirier:

kind of your question, the way the books written parts of my

Corey Poirier:

life, for instance, like I interviewed Les Brown in

Corey Poirier:

Atlanta, in his living room, and I asked him what synchronicity

Corey Poirier:

means to him. And he said, synchronicity is God's way of

Corey Poirier:

staying anonymous. Now, I think that was somebody else's quote,

Corey Poirier:

but hearing it from less makes it taste cold, you know, like,

Corey Poirier:

it's just the way he speaks is different. And so last said that

Corey Poirier:

to me, and in the book Treb, the older character talks. Yeah. And

Corey Poirier:

he talks about how he was backstage with less at an event,

Corey Poirier:

and asked less about synchronicity, and lesson

Corey Poirier:

synchronicity is God's way of staying anonymous. So what I'm

Corey Poirier:

getting at is almost everything in the book is a fictionalized

Corey Poirier:

version of what really happened.

Janice Porter:

Well, now that's really interesting, because I,

Janice Porter:

when I was reading it thought that you and this is totally

Janice Porter:

different to what you just said, I thought that you were

Janice Porter:

included. Out of nowhere, okay. That's okay, stuff happens. I

Janice Porter:

thought that this was your way of modernizing. And these

Janice Porter:

lessons that we have heard before, right, because nothing's

Janice Porter:

new. It's just, you know, it's a new audience or a new way of

Janice Porter:

saying it. But you know, we're talking about what is

Janice Porter:

synchronicity, we're talking about what is attitude of

Janice Porter:

gratitude, or we're talking about saying no, all of these

Janice Porter:

things, we hear them over time from different people, different

Janice Porter:

thought leaders in their own way. And I thought this was put

Janice Porter:

in on purpose to modernize it with these modern thought

Janice Porter:

leaders.

Corey Poirier:

So here's the million dollar question, was it

Corey Poirier:

but on an unconscious level? or unconscious, they say is 95%.

Corey Poirier:

Right? What we do? So I'd say either way you say it, it was

Corey Poirier:

done that way. But I don't know who did it. It was very

Corey Poirier:

unconscious. Corey said again, I honestly am saying like, I don't

Corey Poirier:

remember, it may have been me intentionally saying, This is

Corey Poirier:

why I'm going to do this. But it feels like I was writing. And

Corey Poirier:

then I was like, Oh, this should go here. This should go here.

Corey Poirier:

But I will say it was intended for me to share the life lessons

Corey Poirier:

I've learned during those interviews. That part was

Corey Poirier:

intentional. It was intended that like, I've been 7500

Corey Poirier:

interviews with all these thought leaders, I wanted to

Corey Poirier:

share this, but share it in a way that I was maybe introducing

Corey Poirier:

this modern thought leader to the world, but through the eyes

Corey Poirier:

and lens of this character. Ultimately, I didn't really I

Corey Poirier:

don't think realize as I was doing it, how true to life I was

Corey Poirier:

bringing it, if that makes sense. So like when I do like,

Corey Poirier:

oh, you know, he should have met last year instead of lessons

Corey Poirier:

house. And I didn't realize, after I went with all them

Corey Poirier:

together, it was like, Oh, these are all stuff that actually

Corey Poirier:

happened like so. Lisa Nichols, I share in there that he in an

Corey Poirier:

interview with tribes, so tribe interviewed her, so that hurts

Corey Poirier:

me scared that we shouldn't feel from our cup when it's full,

Corey Poirier:

which is counter to what we always hear when she says we

Corey Poirier:

should build from our cup when it's overflowing into a saucer.

Corey Poirier:

And the thinking there is if you continually fell for your cup,

Corey Poirier:

when you're full, it means you're gonna do 100% And then

Corey Poirier:

you're giving away right away. So you're never staying at 100%.

Corey Poirier:

What she's saying is make sure you're full, and you're ready to

Corey Poirier:

share, and then share, which is just a unique approach to what

Corey Poirier:

we've always heard. And so I share that as if Lisa shared

Corey Poirier:

that with tribe in the story. Well, again, Lisa shared that

Corey Poirier:

with me, but I didn't put it at the same setting. I didn't put

Corey Poirier:

it the same time. Tribe is obviously meant to be a little

Corey Poirier:

older than me. Like there. There are some elements that have been

Corey Poirier:

changed. But I think what you're saying I think there is was an

Corey Poirier:

unconscious level to let's, let's share the same lessons I

Corey Poirier:

learned from thinking Grow Rich, in modern way now. But the one

Corey Poirier:

thing that is is factual I can say for sure is the 10 lessons

Corey Poirier:

that are ultimately shared are ones I learned directly from

Corey Poirier:

these thought leaders meaning Yes, thinking Grow Rich Napoleon

Corey Poirier:

Hill talks, some similar ones. But these are shared from how I

Corey Poirier:

learned them. So I, I learned it from Napoleon Hill, but then I

Corey Poirier:

went out and learn them on my own, but doing these interviews,

Corey Poirier:

and spending time with thought leaders, and so they are the 10

Corey Poirier:

things that I basically decided that's how I looked at it. These

Corey Poirier:

are the 10 things if you lock me in the room for 24 hours with my

Corey Poirier:

two young sons, and I can only 10 lessons before I died. These

Corey Poirier:

are the times ones I teach them. So like Les Brown or Les Brown,

Corey Poirier:

Napoleon Hill, Think and Grow Rich doesn't put a word on

Corey Poirier:

synchronicity doesn't really even use the words meaningful

Corey Poirier:

coincidences, like he really doesn't talk about. He talks

Corey Poirier:

about intuition, but he doesn't go into what we know now or what

Corey Poirier:

we could find a synchronicity. He doesn't talk connote things

Corey Poirier:

that happen you'd like, Well, how could that happen? So the

Corey Poirier:

synchronicity park with me teaching is not something I took

Corey Poirier:

from thinking Grow Rich. In fact, what that's from is I

Corey Poirier:

worked with James Redfield, who wrote the self esteem prophecy

Corey Poirier:

on a project. And James really, at the end of the day, Carl

Corey Poirier:

Jung, they said, it's kind of like the one who coined

Corey Poirier:

synchronicity, but James I'll say is the one that made it

Corey Poirier:

famous, you know, he so 40 million books, synchronous

Corey Poirier:

became a thing because of, in a lot of ways, His teachings. And

Corey Poirier:

so I get to study at the feet of the person that kind of shared

Corey Poirier:

it with the world. So what I'm getting at is that these are not

Corey Poirier:

like a carbon copy of even thinking grow rich, but it's

Corey Poirier:

that same type of vein of let's share the stories from a modern

Corey Poirier:

lens. And let's also fictionalize it, so that it's a

Corey Poirier:

parable. So now it's a full complete story where I can

Corey Poirier:

actually have you learning without realizing you're

Corey Poirier:

learning,

Janice Porter:

ya know, that that's what makes it so easy to

Janice Porter:

read. And, and I think to share with others, I think it's the

Janice Porter:

kind of book you would you and you'll love this. It's the kind

Janice Porter:

of book you would buy for someone and give it to them.

Janice Porter:

Right? I think that it really is. I think about all of these

Janice Porter:

people that you have interviewed over the years, and I do I

Janice Porter:

probably asked you this before I don't know but cuz I didn't

Janice Porter:

finish listening to our last interview, to be honest, to to

Janice Porter:

ask to see if I did ask you this before because I like to be

Janice Porter:

fresh. Okay, but how did you position yourself for example,

Janice Porter:

like, how did you get to interview Lisa Nicole, how did

Janice Porter:

you get to you know, do that project with James forgot his

Janice Porter:

last name? Like, Celeste, celestial self esteem prophecy?

Corey Poirier:

What is it? Redfield?

Janice Porter:

Redfield? Yeah, I had that book, but I remember

Janice Porter:

trying to read it, and I found it difficult to read. So that

Janice Porter:

was a long time ago.

Corey Poirier:

Yeah, I mean, honestly, I'll say, This is my

Corey Poirier:

take on that. I think sometimes books, we're ready for them when

Corey Poirier:

we're ready. And sometimes we're not. And so for me, the book you

Corey Poirier:

just defined is the Power of Now, Eckhart Tolle

Janice Porter:

Vancouver. Speaking here, just next month,

Janice Porter:

I think, yeah, well, he lives here. Right. But

Corey Poirier:

yeah, so for his books, I have a hard time

Corey Poirier:

getting into them. I mean, I like his teachings, I believe in

Corey Poirier:

His message. I've watched his talks. And but so what you said

Corey Poirier:

about celsion? So what I would say is, excuse me, it might be

Corey Poirier:

worth trying, again, because it's all different times, I

Corey Poirier:

think, the Pulisic. To answer your question, though, there,

Corey Poirier:

it's interesting. You weren't, you were the word you use there

Corey Poirier:

for a minute was position. So how did you position yourself

Corey Poirier:

to. And it's fascinating to me, because a lot of it in the years

Corey Poirier:

recent has been positioning, a lot of that in the years, early

Corey Poirier:

on for how I started interviewing some big name

Corey Poirier:

thought leaders, was a mixture between strategy. And then the

Corey Poirier:

other side, though, it which is the part that's not sexy, and

Corey Poirier:

nobody wants to hear is investing and depositing into

Corey Poirier:

the relationship before ever asking for anything. And so I

Corey Poirier:

heard this great quote in the last two weeks, and I probably

Corey Poirier:

shared it 12 times since it's why some people would know this

Corey Poirier:

guy, some people wouldn't, but a guy named Alex or Mozi.

Janice Porter:

And he's, I've heard of them, but I don't know

Janice Porter:

about a sport. Okay,

Corey Poirier:

if you're having a really big name in the

Corey Poirier:

affiliate marketing space, world. So here's this quote,

Corey Poirier:

that he said, the longer you delay your ask, the bigger your

Corey Poirier:

ask can be. Oh, so in other words, if you stop the process,

Janice Porter:

because that, to me goes right to building

Janice Porter:

relationships.

Corey Poirier:

Agreed? No, that's, that's what I that's the

Corey Poirier:

intention, how I viewed it. And I think that's how he meant it.

Corey Poirier:

But I'm not sure because I heard it through a person who said,

Corey Poirier:

Alex just said this on his podcast. But for me, what it

Corey Poirier:

means is, if I meet, let's say, I'll give real world examples,

Corey Poirier:

but like when I met Mark Victor Hansen, so I met Mark, years

Corey Poirier:

ago, interviewed him, and then never conversed again for like

Corey Poirier:

two more years. And then I reached out, and he remembered

Corey Poirier:

that I interviewed him. And then we did another interview. And by

Corey Poirier:

the time we did the third or fourth interview, he said to me,

Corey Poirier:

said, you know, Corey, Preston on I was during COVID. We're

Corey Poirier:

launching, we just launched our book, this was on the air. He

Corey Poirier:

said, Do you know of other podcasters you could connect me

Corey Poirier:

with because we're just trying to get on as many shows as we

Corey Poirier:

can, but we're looking for bigger shows or whatever.

Corey Poirier:

Anyway, and so about within about a week, I introduced him

Corey Poirier:

to 25 top 1% podcasts, and then he I think he kind of went okay

Corey Poirier:

enough. Like we're flooded now. Okay. But my point of that is,

Corey Poirier:

is some people would say I'll do that and never act some people

Corey Poirier:

would say sure. I well in San Juan, I kind of went a little

Corey Poirier:

intense and but I mean, I was I was actually saying it's a good

Corey Poirier:

fit for them, but also the host I'm sending it to would love to

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have a guy who sold 600 million books on who's impacted how many

Corey Poirier:

lives. And so I got them on their shows. Then we were

Corey Poirier:

working on a documentary, I reached out and said, Hey, if

Corey Poirier:

some of your friends are in this, would you want to be in

Corey Poirier:

this? I'd actually this a great lesson right here about how to

Corey Poirier:

get thought leaders on your side. I didn't say some of your

Corey Poirier:

friends I said, I think you know, some of the people and at

Corey Poirier:

the time, they were really busy. And he said, right now we're not

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able to do anything. And it was I was asking about another

Corey Poirier:

interview. And I said, no worries, it was just like a

Corey Poirier:

random Hey, did you want to do this? But anyway, I said, Does

Corey Poirier:

that also go for the documentary? Like, I just want

Corey Poirier:

to make sure I'm not pestering? And he was, oh, no, no, we want

Corey Poirier:

to be in the project with our friends. And that's a key

Corey Poirier:

takeaway right there with our friends, which I'll tell you in

Corey Poirier:

a second how I use strategy around that. But to finish the

Corey Poirier:

story, so I did the documentary thing with Mark, then I brought

Corey Poirier:

him in to do an event and I paid him to do the event at this

Corey Poirier:

point, even though I said, Hey, do you want to be in the

Corey Poirier:

documentary? That's not really an ask. I'm saying, Hey, can I

Corey Poirier:

highlight you in a project that may go to netflix and be seen by

Corey Poirier:

millions of people? It's still a gift, not a gift, but you don't

Corey Poirier:

I mean, it's a gift. And so finally, I asked Mark, and

Corey Poirier:

there's a couple of things since then. But one of the things I

Corey Poirier:

asked recently was about this book. So I said, Mark, would you

Corey Poirier:

be willing to endorse the book? I didn't tell him this. This is

Corey Poirier:

kind of news now. But I was trying to decide between Mark

Corey Poirier:

and Richard Paul Evans around the forward, like who I wanted

Corey Poirier:

to approach on the foreword, Richard ended up writing the

Corey Poirier:

foreword, I think it was a good fit, because he talks about how

Corey Poirier:

he wanted to meet Augmon Dino when he was younger, and he sat

Corey Poirier:

across in a mall, but he wouldn't go approach him and,

Corey Poirier:

and then he said, you know, he finds this book reminds him of

Corey Poirier:

bog. And then if you remember, in the foreword, which I get

Corey Poirier:

goosebumps saying it now somebody has had 46, New York

Corey Poirier:

Times bestsellers. He said, I'm kind of jealous, because I wish

Corey Poirier:

I wrote this book. Yes, he did. So I think it was meant to be

Corey Poirier:

the way it's meant to be. And, interestingly, I went to his

Corey Poirier:

writers retreat. And he said that in front of everybody

Corey Poirier:

there, man, I wish I would have wrote this book. My wife, he

Corey Poirier:

said, If he doesn't write to you, let me know. And I'll buy

Corey Poirier:

the rights to finish writing it. Like if he doesn't finish it. So

Corey Poirier:

having said that, I was trying to decide between Mark and

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Richard. So then I went to mark a little bit later and said,

Corey Poirier:

Hey, would you be up for endorsing the book, no pressure.

Corey Poirier:

And he said, give me a call. So I can find out what the books

Corey Poirier:

about. And what I respect is he didn't just say, Sure, I'll put

Corey Poirier:

my name in a book that I have don't know anything about. So we

Corey Poirier:

got on a call. And instead of him reading it, it was like a

Corey Poirier:

goat. Now he's reading, but it was like me telling about the

Corey Poirier:

book. And he's a big fan of Augmon Dino too, because that

Corey Poirier:

sounds like my, that sounds like my good buddy. augis writing

Corey Poirier:

like that his book? And he said, Yeah, so he said, turn on the

Corey Poirier:

record on your phone and record this. And then he gave me a

Corey Poirier:

testimonial that way. What I'm saying about that, you'll notice

Corey Poirier:

Janice's that was the first interview I ever did with him as

Corey Poirier:

four years earlier. Yes. My first major ask was four years

Corey Poirier:

later, after six or seven interviews, after I introduced

Corey Poirier:

him at that point now, it's probably been 35 or 40 Big

Corey Poirier:

podcasts. And so that's the non sexy answer how you do this, it

Corey Poirier:

takes time you have to invest in it. The sexier strategic answer

Corey Poirier:

of what I did was my first big interview was Jack Canfield.

Corey Poirier:

Marks writing partner. And so I reached out, and Jack at the

Corey Poirier:

time wasn't doing interviews, they said, like, he's not

Corey Poirier:

promoting anything. He's, he's really busy with other stuff.

Corey Poirier:

They said, he's like, turning down nine out of every 10. So he

Corey Poirier:

said, Cory, it's just probably gonna be you know, just being

Corey Poirier:

realistic. And so, to me, it was a no for now, not a no. So what

Corey Poirier:

I did was, here's the strategy. I went to Jack's site, and I

Corey Poirier:

said, Who's endorsing Jack? Who else can I get to if I can't get

Corey Poirier:

to Jack's? And so I noticed this one name, Dan Sullivan, who runs

Corey Poirier:

a company called Strategic Coach in Toronto. My dad's not like is

Corey Poirier:

out there. Like he's not trying to be that there's Josh. And Dan

Corey Poirier:

had just done an interview in Success Magazine, which I

Corey Poirier:

listened to every month at the time on the audio, actually a CD

Corey Poirier:

for those that don't know what it is, but your car and listen

Corey Poirier:

to the audio. And Darren Hardy interviewed him and I had a

Corey Poirier:

similar interview style to Darren Hardy. So I went to Dan's

Corey Poirier:

team and said, Hey, Dan said this was his favorite interview.

Corey Poirier:

Here's a copy of my interview. I think he'd like our show. So

Corey Poirier:

they came back. So we agree, it sounds like a similar style.

Corey Poirier:

Let's get down on the show. They get to and on the show, which

Corey Poirier:

was really my first big get. But then what I did was on the

Corey Poirier:

interview, I kept bringing up Jack, the jack understand Jack's

Corey Poirier:

like goes to your coaching event. And you're like Jack's

Corey Poirier:

coach, basically, and, and all this stuff. And finally, in the

Corey Poirier:

interview, he said, you know, Cory, the more I think about

Corey Poirier:

this interview in this episode, I think Jack should come on your

Corey Poirier:

show. And you tell Dan said, so what I did Janice's like clip

Corey Poirier:

that Jack's team and they said, Cory, you beaten us into

Corey Poirier:

submission, Schedule link. So that's more of the strategy. So

Corey Poirier:

the sexy side, the non sexy side is you got to build a

Corey Poirier:

relationship, you got to invest, you got to figure out how can I

Corey Poirier:

give before taking the other side is sometimes you need to be

Corey Poirier:

strategic if you want to build relationships, so you can

Corey Poirier:

actually give to them first.

Janice Porter:

Yeah, those are both nuggets that are huge,

Janice Porter:

because I think a lot of people most people are impatient. And

Janice Porter:

that it's not because I always teach, give, give, give ask, you

Janice Porter:

know Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook, it's like, you know, you got to

Janice Porter:

give, give, give before you ask for something, but most people

Janice Porter:

it's like, they go right to the pitch and there they don't see

Janice Porter:

that That's, there's no nothing invested at that point. So I

Janice Porter:

totally agree with you. And it's a long that's the long game as

Janice Porter:

my, someone I interviewed on my podcast who I adore Dorie Clark.

Janice Porter:

I don't know if you know, yeah, she always said she wrote a book

Janice Porter:

called the long game. It's the long game. It really is. Right?

Janice Porter:

And, and the right way to do things, I think so it's not

Janice Porter:

sexy, but it is in a way, because it's really about

Janice Porter:

depositing in the bank account, so to speak, right. But in a in

Janice Porter:

an authentic way, in a real way. You You have to mean it. Right.

Janice Porter:

And, and I and be sincere about it. Absolutely.

Corey Poirier:

And I will say, we talked off the top about

Corey Poirier:

synchronicity in the book. And I will say if you believe in

Corey Poirier:

synchronicity, what's really fascinating is literally two

Corey Poirier:

days ago, the book was featured in Dorries newsletter. Oh, oh,

Corey Poirier:

my god, I love it. You know, synchronicity, the odds that you

Corey Poirier:

would bring up glory during this interview after, and literally I

Corey Poirier:

was just on a call with somebody who reached out to me, this is

Corey Poirier:

the power of branding and networking, positioning somebody

Corey Poirier:

that reached out to me to ask me, you know about the

Corey Poirier:

experience of being indoors newsletter, and then we got on a

Corey Poirier:

call. And then he asked, Well, what do you do and then at the

Corey Poirier:

end of it, so I might be interested in signing up for

Corey Poirier:

that. You just never know relationships gonna go right.

Corey Poirier:

And he's been following Dory for years. And they imagine event

Corey Poirier:

and stuff. And I've interviewed Dory in the past numerous times.

Corey Poirier:

But it's just like I said, it's, it's really a smaller world than

Corey Poirier:

you think it is, once you put the time in.

Janice Porter:

So let's go back to synchronicity then. Just from

Janice Porter:

that statement you just met. Sad it's really a smaller world than

Janice Porter:

you think it is. Because that I think that was that the first

Janice Porter:

chapter? No, Chapter Four is synchronicity but but

Janice Porter:

synchronicity? I don't know, is it? I've always struggled with,

Janice Porter:

like you talk in that chapter. I think if I remember correctly

Janice Porter:

about writing things down. Right, when things happen and

Janice Porter:

sort of seeing how things do play out? Yeah. I don't believe

Janice Porter:

there's any accidents. I believe that things happen for a reason.

Janice Porter:

But I'm not sure I can. That I have, what's the term that I

Janice Porter:

have? Massaged that thing of synchronicity to make it happen

Janice Porter:

more? Does that make sense?

Corey Poirier:

It does. And to answer your question. So here,

Corey Poirier:

I'm not sure anybody can see this, but this is my journal

Corey Poirier:

that I just started.

Janice Porter:

Okay. So of course, holding up his journal,

Janice Porter:

right? And the journal. Could

Corey Poirier:

you said, Did you say something about writing it

Corey Poirier:

down? And so yes, I believe. So James. And Salas, Dean said, If

Corey Poirier:

you without saying the words, because it was a parable as

Corey Poirier:

well, he just kind of implied that if you notice them and

Corey Poirier:

acknowledge them, you'll get more of them. So that had

Corey Poirier:

occurred to me, why don't I just physically write them down? Like

Corey Poirier:

that would really be acknowledging them? So I started

Corey Poirier:

writing them down and answer I guess the big question there is,

Corey Poirier:

I used to have them every blue moon. But either I didn't notice

Corey Poirier:

as often as are happening, or they weren't happening as often.

Corey Poirier:

That's the riddle. I mean, I some people will say get

Corey Poirier:

absolutely extra on that. And I really don't know how anybody

Corey Poirier:

can give an absolute answer, meaning it's like the car you

Corey Poirier:

buy? Do you see it more? Because you now notice it? Because you

Corey Poirier:

bought it? Or does the universe now put you on the road? At the

Corey Poirier:

same time as that car to see more than now? Because you now

Corey Poirier:

have the car in your consciousness? I don't know the

Corey Poirier:

answer. So same thing with synchronicity. I don't know if

Corey Poirier:

it's that I wrote them. So now I'm getting more of them.

Corey Poirier:

Because universe is Oh, you like these? I'll give you more. Or if

Corey Poirier:

they were already happening, as many as they were. And I just

Corey Poirier:

didn't notice them. I didn't know which is the real answer,

Corey Poirier:

and doesn't really matter. Because all I know is I get them

Corey Poirier:

a lot more frequently than I ever noticed before. So to

Corey Poirier:

answer when you said, I don't know how to necessarily maybe

Corey Poirier:

use that. Well, my answer would be write them down when they

Corey Poirier:

happen. I think you'll start getting blown away by how often

Corey Poirier:

they happen. And for me, sometimes they're

Corey Poirier:

synchronicities. And sometimes they're like close to

Corey Poirier:

synchronicity. But to give you an example, that literally just

Corey Poirier:

happened, because there's some that are like, one I had I was I

Corey Poirier:

was on a plane with a guy the other day, I'm looking at this

Corey Poirier:

right here. And he said, we got talking and I said that we're

Corey Poirier:

going to Vegas in May. I said next month, and this was in

Corey Poirier:

April. I said next month, and he said, Oh yeah, we are too. And

Corey Poirier:

then he got talking. He said, Yeah, we're going, actually in

Corey Poirier:

June and I said, Oh, yeah. And he goes, We're flying on June 8.

Corey Poirier:

Well, June 8 is my birthday. So I was like, that's interesting.

Corey Poirier:

And then Heidi, who works for us, sent me a message later that

Corey Poirier:

day, and I'd asked her earlier when she was flying back home to

Corey Poirier:

Canada. She goes, Oh, do neighs and then there's a local band

Corey Poirier:

called The Ellis brothers. And I the same day I was on Facebook

Corey Poirier:

and scrolling down and then said they were playing at the local

Corey Poirier:

thing on June 8. I don't like I look at that way says that just

Corey Poirier:

tells me I'm on the right path. Like I don't know what they

Corey Poirier:

really do that but the other one that happened that was really

Corey Poirier:

powerful. And I don't know if I have my red poker chip here, but

Corey Poirier:

I have a poker chip that says PMA on it, which stands for

Corey Poirier:

positive mental attitude, which came from a book called have

Corey Poirier:

success or a positive mental attitude by Napoleon Hill and W

Corey Poirier:

Clement Stone. They said everybody has an invisible

Corey Poirier:

talisman. They carry around with PMA on one side nma on the other

Corey Poirier:

side. So for me, I printed them up. But I said, Why would I put

Corey Poirier:

negative on one side, I just got to put PMA on both sides. And I

Corey Poirier:

just read ship that I usually carry around with me. And so we

Corey Poirier:

did this talk at the University of Miami. And there was a lady

Corey Poirier:

in the audience who was really intrigued by it. You could tell

Corey Poirier:

she had a lot of questions. Now, I never told her what it stood

Corey Poirier:

for. I just said I carry the chip and and talked about it. I

Corey Poirier:

didn't have one to show them. But I went to my bag because

Corey Poirier:

somebody asked me for a pen to write down on the evaluation

Corey Poirier:

forms. And I popped the poker chip. And then I saw her she was

Corey Poirier:

still standing there talking. So I went over kind of waited for a

Corey Poirier:

sec and showed her it. I remember the poker chip was

Corey Poirier:

talking about you seem so interested in this is it here.

Corey Poirier:

And then she tried to guess what PMA stood for for like 10

Corey Poirier:

minutes. And she was really close the whole time. But as we

Corey Poirier:

were both apart, I said, You know what, why don't you take

Corey Poirier:

it? I said, I got my make them. Like I got lots of them. And I

Corey Poirier:

said, I like giving them out like this, because you'll

Corey Poirier:

probably tell the story to somebody else. And it'll get

Corey Poirier:

them into a positive mental attitude. Maybe they'll print

Corey Poirier:

the chips. Anyway. She started crying after about five minutes,

Corey Poirier:

as we were still talking and I'm like, oh, what just happened

Corey Poirier:

here. And she told me that her boyfriend had died six months

Corey Poirier:

before of an overdose. And he was in the program AAA. And I

Corey Poirier:

guess in this part of Florida, they have colored poker chips,

Corey Poirier:

which I think they do with most aid things. But the one that for

Corey Poirier:

60 days is a red poker chip. And she said it only occurred to her

Corey Poirier:

because she's tries not to think about it. It only occurred to

Corey Poirier:

her. After a few minutes that he the last two poker chip you

Corey Poirier:

shoulder was a red poker chip. Oh my good now I have given her

Corey Poirier:

a red poker chip. For her What that meant is this is him

Corey Poirier:

telling me he's watching over me. Yes, of course. So that gets

Corey Poirier:

written in the book because what I'm trying to say that's a

Corey Poirier:

synchronicity to me. Yes, of

Janice Porter:

course. It's fantastic. I love it. Okay, I'm

Janice Porter:

gonna start writing them down. Please do so. So that story that

Janice Porter:

just happened between us around Dorie Clark, is that a

Janice Porter:

synchronicity for you? And me? Or just you?

Corey Poirier:

I mean, that's that's an interesting question.

Corey Poirier:

And this is where honestly, like, I struggled with, I was

Corey Poirier:

definitely and I say it often, I was a spiritual skeptic for most

Corey Poirier:

of my life. And I still am to a large degree. So like I struggle

Corey Poirier:

with like astral projection. And the idea that I could be above

Corey Poirier:

my body looking down like, I'm just not there yet. And and I

Corey Poirier:

don't know if I will get there, or if I will, or ascending the

Corey Poirier:

idea of ascending. I'm still not there yet. So, so for me, I

Corey Poirier:

struggle when people give you an absolute answer to something

Corey Poirier:

like that, because I believe ultimately, it's our

Corey Poirier:

speculation. Like, I believe it's like, this is what I

Corey Poirier:

believe. Fine. People say this is what that means. Yeah, that's

Corey Poirier:

a good yeah. Like, how, how did you become the person that knows

Corey Poirier:

that when the only way we could know that is to be on the other

Corey Poirier:

side if, if we believe in the other side? Somebody recently

Corey Poirier:

his name is Vinny, and I'm gonna see him next week at the writers

Corey Poirier:

retreat in Utah. And Vinnie died for 72 hours is that Vinnie, the

Corey Poirier:

podcast guy, he has a podcast I'm trying to think of his last

Corey Poirier:

name, but he has a book about

Janice Porter:

so then he has a tea no or no. Okay. No,

Corey Poirier:

no, no, I know who you mean. No, this year as

Corey Poirier:

well. If the guy I'm thinking about you're talking about he's

Corey Poirier:

a speaker gray hair.

Janice Porter:

Used to be MTV guy. Okay,

Corey Poirier:

no, totally different people. I think

Janice Porter:

there's a good podcast is the name of his

Janice Porter:

podcast,

Corey Poirier:

I think. Got him. I think this guy does have a

Corey Poirier:

podcast, but I'm trying to remember the name his book. I

Corey Poirier:

haven't here somewhere. But basically Oh, there it is. I

Corey Poirier:

think oh,

Janice Porter:

wait, it's not Vincent. It's not this book.

Janice Porter:

Nope. That was scare me if it was that book. No, I

Corey Poirier:

know him through. It's this guy. Life after Death.

Corey Poirier:

Coleman. I mean, they call them Vinnie, Vinnie Vegas, because he

Corey Poirier:

lives in Vegas. Yeah, but he died. It says he said that. It

Corey Poirier:

says here. This is this is the front of it. At age 25. Vincent

Corey Poirier:

Tolman was pronounced that and put in a body bag. Nearly an

Corey Poirier:

hour later, he miraculously came back to life. This is his story.

Corey Poirier:

But what he told me is that, technically, he was dead a lot

Corey Poirier:

longer than that, because they didn't find him for a day and a

Corey Poirier:

half, like, a few days or something. So the reason I bring

Corey Poirier:

this up, only the main reason I bring this up is now if Vincent

Corey Poirier:

tells me this is what's on the other side. I can, I can

Corey Poirier:

understand why he believes that firmly. Because there's not many

Corey Poirier:

people that have died for that long to tell you that. So this

Corey Poirier:

is what I saw on the other side, then, okay, I'm gonna have to

Corey Poirier:

buy into course yeah, what I'm saying is most people say this

Corey Poirier:

is this is what's true. And so that was a long answer to your

Corey Poirier:

question. Was a synchronicity for me or for you? I think,

Corey Poirier:

personally, it's probably what each of us assigns to it. In

Corey Poirier:

other words, if I think it's for both of us, and it's for both of

Corey Poirier:

us to me, if you think it's for you, then it's for you. But what

Corey Poirier:

do I take from it? Again, it gets hard to get and there's a

Corey Poirier:

lot of people that will say this one it means just like dreams,

Corey Poirier:

right? if that's what your dream means, but whoever was that, who

Corey Poirier:

became the authority on that, like, Where was that proven that

Corey Poirier:

if your dream is that means this. So the same thing with

Corey Poirier:

this is that I think for me, what it means is you and I are

Corey Poirier:

in the right place at the right time doing this interview. Me,

Corey Poirier:

it's just a validation, you're on the right track. But somebody

Corey Poirier:

else could certainly assign a bigger meaning. Like, for

Corey Poirier:

example, both of us are so semester's tour Dory, right

Corey Poirier:

after this, and say, Hey, don't worry, we're just talking about

Corey Poirier:

you. Because we have a message for you. Like it's an in the

Corey Poirier:

book I talked about, oh, James says, if you see somebody

Corey Poirier:

multiple times, then they probably have a message for you.

Corey Poirier:

For me, I think it's ultimately what we believe that's what we

Corey Poirier:

should go with. So. So another weird example, around intuition

Corey Poirier:

for me if we were going on a trip one time, and I was going

Corey Poirier:

to be getting the book on my red carpet, in Nashville with my

Corey Poirier:

publisher. And it was right around May 2020. And we were

Corey Poirier:

driving to the airport. And my wife was pregnant, and we asked

Corey Poirier:

her doctor, is it safe to go COVID is just starting. And she

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said, there's only one case and all the tendency you should be

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fine. We had the sniffles and cold. So it wouldn't have

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probably been good anyway, because we would have went there

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as the people that they thought had COVID Even though we didn't,

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but we I got a text and said your flights delayed. And so my

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The reason I bring this up is because some people would say,

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well, everything's meant to be canceled, the flights delayed.

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But if I went with that, Janice, every flight I'm on is delayed,

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I would never go anywhere. So me I see think I need a bigger sign

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than just your flights delayed. So I got a second text on the

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way to the airport saying your flights delayed. And I the first

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one I said is that the universe testing us or telling us the

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second one, I said Who universe is really testing me. And then

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we were about 10 months away from the airport. Third your

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flights late, I said, the universe just told us not to go

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on this trip. My point is I need the universe to drill it into my

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head, not just say your flights laid once. And then we got to

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the counter and the lady. We said like we only had an hour

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and a half to go through customs with a pregnant wife. And start

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with she said all I can tell you I can't say much. But I'm

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looking at the screen and you won't make your next flight. So

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we wouldn't have made it we were only going for four days. We

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already were sneezing and coughing, like everything about

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it said don't go on this trip. What I'm saying though, is I

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need more than assign than just a Texas as your flights delayed.

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But some people that would be enough if they only travel once

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here, they say, Oh, this trip is off? something's gonna happen

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with the plane? Well, what I'm saying is, I think it's whatever

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you assign to it, if that works for them. Great. But for me, I

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need more of a sign. I need the universe to beat me over the

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head a little bit before I get

Janice Porter:

Oh, fantastic stuff. So let's just wrap up

Janice Porter:

with some some information from my listeners about your book,

Janice Porter:

because it's not well, it might be close when this airs, because

Janice Porter:

it's the end of May now it'll probably be about a month, your

Janice Porter:

book is going is in pre order. Yes. Tell us about where they

Janice Porter:

can get it and so on. Yeah,

Corey Poirier:

so it is in preorder, meaning people can

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order it right now. If you get it right now, the thing I'll say

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is, depending on your listing, but if you're listening while

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the bonus is still exists, my my suggestion would be get it now,

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because it comes with bonuses that will eventually disappear.

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And there's five instant bonuses that come with the book, when

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you buy it. Those are like immediately you get them on your

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email. And then on top of that, there's, you know, we shared

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this, you heard me say this, I think, offline, I'm gonna share

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this with you, but we have some other live events coming up. And

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they're virtual events. And if you buy the book before, I'll

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say if you are on the list after buying the book before these

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events, you get to attend events all for free. And we have an

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event coming up with Ken Honda and Janet Attwood live event you

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can attend. Richard Paul Evans and Mark Victor Hansen and

Corey Poirier:

Crystal Hansen. We have one cup that's kind of fascinating to

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me. We have one coming up with Brian Austin Green from anger

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management 92 Randy spelling Fernando and Sharna Burgas,

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which is Dancing with the Stars. She's married to find dream.

Corey Poirier:

Yeah. So it's gonna be like 902101. So we have all these

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complex? Shawna? Shawna, right, sure. And and then we have a

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live virtual bootcamp we do usually once or twice a year and

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it's coming up. And basically by getting the book you're in for

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all any of those that are still to happen after you get the book

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and you get the five instant bonuses. So to me, it makes

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sense if you can get all those things. So a $16.95 cent book.

Corey Poirier:

So the answer the question how they will get it is and if you

Corey Poirier:

can probably include a link in the show notes. Yes, of course.

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If they go to the main link for the book, then when they get it,

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they get it they're extending themselves to the retailer site

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so they still pay the same price they still get at the same

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place. But when you get it through our site, you come back

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put the order number in and then you get in for all that stuff. I

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said okay God, Barnes and Noble or Amazon on your own we can't

Corey Poirier:

send you those gifts because we don't even know your bottoms.

Corey Poirier:

They don't share it with us. So

Janice Porter:

that tells me the link again is

Corey Poirier:

Sonos. Yeah, it's this is the book.com. So this

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He's a bit.com

Janice Porter:

perfect because I'm looking on Amazon now and

Janice Porter:

I'm sitting thinking, I don't see any bonuses or anything. So

Janice Porter:

yes. Okay, that will be in there, this is the book.com. And

Janice Porter:

that will allow you to go buy it, bring you the, the receipt

Janice Porter:

to proof of purchase, and then you're eligible for all those

Janice Porter:

things. That's fantastic. I'm very excited for you. I think

Janice Porter:

this is going to be huge. I think it's, I so enjoyed this

Janice Porter:

reading it and it's a quick read, it's a great book to share

Janice Porter:

with others, especially like you said, the things that you would

Janice Porter:

teach your your children, you know, it's kind of like get the

Janice Porter:

young people who are just coming up to start thinking about these

Janice Porter:

things and think this way, because you know, it I wish I'd

Janice Porter:

known some of these things earlier than I did, you know,

Janice Porter:

start to explore the, the the ideas of intuition and

Janice Porter:

synchronicity and all of those good things. So. So thank you,

Janice Porter:

thank you for being here. And I appreciate your time and my

Janice Porter:

audience. I really encourage you to check this out. Check Corys

Janice Porter:

work out and do get involved with with what he does, because

Janice Porter:

I think it's really I think he's onto something big here bigger

Janice Porter:

than before. So congratulations. Thank you for being here. Again

Janice Porter:

to my audience. Thank you and remember to stay connected and

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be remembered

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