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Episode #69 - The Spirit Of Our True Values
Episode 72 • Bonus Episode • 19th December 2023 • Speaking From The Heart • Joshua D. Smith
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Similar to the old stories that we have heard of Christmas past and the idea of the holiday season, our values are often tested when we have so much on our "plate" to consume. Our values (the essence of who we are) may be tested to the maximum limit, and create frustrations when we are not being heard, not making the same progress unlike other times of the year, and the overall shift that happens. In this episode, we will explore foolproof ways in which you can stay on track with what we value the most and continuing to make progress with personal and professional goals, especially in the busiest moments of the year (and beyond)!

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Intro:

Welcome to the podcast where relationships, confidence, and

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determination all converge into

an amazing, heartfelt experience.

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This is Speaking From The Heart.

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Joshua: Welcome back to episode

number 69 of Speaking From The Heart.

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Today, we're going to talk about the

spirit of our true values, especially

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as we get closer to some of the biggest

holidays of the entire year, probably even

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some of the holidays that you've already

celebrated, and I think that we always

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have this impression that we have to work

so hard during this whole entire year that

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now it's the time to kick up our feet on

the table, especially after we ate a big

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meal, and just let go of all the things

that we have worked on this past year,

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but I think having values, especially the

spirit of those true values that we want

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to work on the most, often requires us to

understand truly the importance of what we

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have really worked on more than anything

else in our entire lives, and we have to

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realize also that the essence of who we

are has now changed because of all that

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hard work that we've done this past year.

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Do we really want to go back and fold on

all the things that we have made progress

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on, because we definitely have those times

of the year in which we get to relax, we

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get to enjoy, we get to even indulge in

some other aspects of our lives that we

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often put off, but even as we take that

time off that is desperately needed and

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well deserved, or even just put that time

aside where we work with other people to

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maybe help ourselves realize that progress

that we've made, we have to understand

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that there are ways in which we can

easily get off track with our personal and

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professional goals that we're working on.

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Today, I really want to talk about

what some of these busiest moments

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of the year can do to us, and how

we can prevent the ways in which

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those toxic moments can happen.

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I think that we have to start

first with what actually creates

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these moments in the first place?

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Now, I have been an advocate for months

now, with all of you, about the importance

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of not only working on yourself, but also

helping others, and there's been a number

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of episodes in which I've discussed this,

but now we put the true test into action,

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where we actually say to ourselves,

"What are we going to do to continue

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the momentum of what we're working on?"

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I mean, let's face it, with less than

a week away from Christmas, let alone

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less than two weeks away from the New

Year, we have to be ready for what

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is going to be on the other side of

that journey that we are embarking

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on, and it means that we have to also

work on the foolproof ways in which

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we can continue to stay on that track.

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I get it.

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You want to take that long, desperate

break that you always wanted, but what

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are you going to do during that break?

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Are you going to read something in which

will empower you, maybe enrich you with

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new knowledge, skills, and abilities

that will test you and even help you in

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the new year, especially as you embark

on those new goals that I hope you've

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been working on' but what about exercise?

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Are you actually working on yourself in

order to create not only that healthy

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mindset in the inside, but also on the

outside, so that you feel good, look good,

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and maybe even put on a new outfit that

maybe even makes you feel special inside?

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I think that you also need to consider the

fact that we have to also work on some of

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the things that we've been putting off.

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What about that chore list?

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Have you gotten all those things done that

you always wanted to do this past year?

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Have you even worked on some of the

things that you want to journal about?

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Maybe you haven't written down some of the

things that have happened to you recently,

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even the last three or six months.

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Is this the time now, especially in

the quietness, before the loudness

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happens, in which you can write

down and reflect on some of the

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things that you've been able to do?

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Now, in some parts of where you live,

maybe it is getting colder, maybe it's

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even getting warmer where you live,

and I know for some of my international

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audience, I'm very envious of you because

I wish that it was getting warmer as

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opposed to getting colder, especially

as we enter the winter equinox here in

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the United States, but I think that we

have to understand, too, that even with

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the weather changing and even the season

changing, what is it that you're doing

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to create that change for yourself?

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I often feel that this opportunity that we

have to reflect and encourage others often

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means that we have to work with others

to do this, but it doesn't necessarily

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mean that we have to do it all alone.

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I think that if you are not doing the

right things in your life, this is

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the time to think about what are those

things that are in the wrong so you

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can do them right once and for all.

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It might mean even pulling out a sheet of

paper, just reflecting on what you have

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seen and observed in just a few days,

especially if you just started taking

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off some of that desperate time that

you needed, but it might be also asking

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family and friends and acquaintances

what can I do better for the new year?

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Some of you might be receiving

performance evaluations at work in

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which your boss is telling you, "You

did good in this area, but I need you

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to pick it up in this other area."

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What can you do to ensure that you are

working all around in the terms of the

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ideas in which you want to create, not

just for who you are in the new year,

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but what you have on your plate now,

in order to accomplish what's ahead?

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Now, for the last six minutes, I've

probably talked in a lot of theoreticals,

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and probably there are some things

that have already developed into

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your mind, as to what you can do, and

what you can achieve, but I want to

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challenge you on something even more

than just what you are looking at doing.

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I actually want to look at what you

might be having frustrations about,

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and maybe you're not being heard about,

so that you can get the help that you

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desperately need to be able to create that

progress, unlike other times of the year.

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This is not the time to be lazy.

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This is not the time in which

you sit back and think that you

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can do nothing to help yourself.

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If anything, that creates atrophy, not

only physically in your muscles, in

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which you're feeling weak, and you're

feeling that everything is wasting away,

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but you also want to work on the things

in which you might be doing on the day

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to day in order to create new routines.

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There have been many studies that have

been done by scientists, let alone

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other college students for that matter,

that habits can form very easily,

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especially if there are vices in our

life that we often shouldn't be doing,

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or trying to do, in the first place.

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Whether it's drugs, alcohol, sex,

whatever those vices are that you might

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be indulging in; cigarette smoking, maybe

even playing cards or gambling, maybe

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even doing derogatory post on Facebook,

Instagram, X, whatever your case might be.

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Is it really helping you and your

cause, to just swoon around, thinking

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that you are going to be doing

nothing for the next several weeks?

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Maybe you do have that job and you

don't have that luxury to take time

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off, and I understand that too, but

you can still participate in this

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exercise in which you're helping

yourself become not only the best

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version of who you are, but what you

can be for the new year that lies ahead.

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What you can do right now to help

yourself create even those opportunities

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is thinking about what your values are.

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That's right: the actual values

that you hold dear to yourself.

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Maybe you're not an honest person.

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Maybe you aren't reflecting on

the things that you're saying

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before you actually say them.

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Maybe you are challenging some of the

beliefs that you've had held this past

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year about a significant other, about

what you could do professionally, maybe

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even the public speaking skills that

you have might not be top notch yet and

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you want to take them to the next level.

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Well, I know a coach, hint, hint,

that might be able to help you out

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with many of those things, especially

as we start the new year, and I'd be

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more than willing to work with you

to set up a plan as we enter that new

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year, but it goes beyond just that.

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In my practice, I often talk about the

importance of setting goals; SMART goals,

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for that matter, because goals that are

SMART in nature, whether they're specific

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and measurable, whether they have some

sort of time requirement behind them,

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or they just are relevant to the overall

things that you want to accomplish in

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your life, there's something in the

middle of that acronym that we often

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forget to do, and that is to take action.

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When you write down what your

values are, are they action based?

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Are they just complacent

in what you're saying?

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"I will be honest."

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"I will be loving."

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"I will be caring.", or do they

have more meat to it than maybe

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just those baseline surfaces?

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I often feel that when we are generic

in the ways in which we want to

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communicate and even share our concerns

both personally and professionally, I

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think that we often lose sight of the

true importance of what we're trying to

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create, which is actually the ability

to create not just actionable goals,

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but things in which we hold ourselves

accountable for what lies ahead.

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That means we actually are taking

responsibility for something

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that might actually change.

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Oh my gosh.

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We wouldn't want that to happen, would we?

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I think that's what really this is all

about, is we have to explore not just

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the things in which we can take action

on, but understand that the growth that

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we can receive from those goals can

honestly change us forever, especially

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if we're willing to dare greatly.

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Does that title of a book

sound familiar to you?

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Brene Brown, in which one of the

first books I've ever read about

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vulnerability, called Daring Greatly,

talks about the importance of just

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stepping outside of that comfort

zone in order for us to see that true

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value that lies within ourselves.

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It's an excellent book and I encourage

anyone to read it, even if it's

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been written several years ago, but

even other authors that have gone

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since then have talked about the

importance of Brene Brown's work

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in a variety of different ways.

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People that have been wanting to work

on not just addressing the shame that

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they have in their lives oftentimes

see dramatic results improve in

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their own ability to create value.

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Value in the sense of not just the

monetary or even the physical possessions

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that we have that we often think about

as selfish human beings, but being able

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to understand that that creates some of

the opportunity that lies deep inside of

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ourselves to pursue new goals and create

the best opportunities that lie ahead

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for others to join amongst the ranks.

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That might even mean finding a new

friendship zone; people that will help

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you within that circle of trust that

you're able to create because we all

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work as a team, especially even in the

professional realm, to achieve goals, and

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even success strategies, so that we were

able to accomplish projects and other

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sort of initiatives, especially as we are

planning and implementing them for the new

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year, but being the individual that you

are, you definitely have some say in that.

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If you haven't thought about the fact

that you have so much on your plate, and

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that you have the opportunity to change

what's on that plate, maybe that might

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be your first step in this whole process.

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Analyze everything that you've been

doing: does it really add any value

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to what you're actually creating

as the best version of who you are,

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and I will tell you this past year,

I've been doing quite a lot of that.

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Whether that has been eliminating

Toastmaster Clubs that I've been involved

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in for many years, although I'm still a

great supporter of Toastmasters overall;

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maybe that's changing some of the non

profit boards you sit on, which I have

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definitely done so, and continue to work

on even implementing new opportunities

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for myself to engage with partnerships

with Your Speaking Voice LLC in the

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new year, but even more importantly

and beyond all that, it's realizing

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that when you love yourself first,

and you create that love for yourself,

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the vulnerable aspects of it radically

change who you are, and really what

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the spirit of your true values become.

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Did you hear that?

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It's vulnerability that creates love.

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I did a bonus episode a few months

ago in which I talked about that

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concept when I had, yet again, another

suicidal thought come through my mind.

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I knew that was a moment of

weakness, and the love that

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came from that was incredible.

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Many of you had supported the show,

and throughout that time, and that

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was one of the best months, not only

for the podcast, but also for myself

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to know that there are support from

all over the world going through what

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I had been going through, because I

realized that if we're even going to

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have a chance to change the story, if

we're ever going to ask yourselves what

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we can do to realize deep within our

hearts, we have to test ourselves to

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change the story, to change the values

that we've often been operating from.

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I don't know if you really are going

to change your values, and maybe

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even after listening to this, you're

still not convinced that maybe

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those values need to be changed.

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This is where an outside

perspective really does help.

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It helps you to understand maybe there

are some ways in which you can improve.

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I will tell you that even if you're

listening to this and you are saying,

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"Josh, there's nothing that I'm

going to do to change this, because

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I'm okay the way I'm at", examine

anyway what you can do to change,

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because complacency is not change.

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Complacency in itself means that you're

not being try and true to the things in

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which you could test yourself to become

even better than who you are today.

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If you don't try to make progress,

and if you don't try to shift that

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script of what's been happening,

what's going to make you feel a

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little bit better about the new year?

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Instead of watching a whole binge series

of Netflix, or Apple TV, or Disney

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Plus, maybe you should binge on not

only the truth of what your values are

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right now, but maybe you can consume

better, healthier things, such as fruits,

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vegetables, and even other foods for

that matter, that help you with your

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vitamin intake, but more importantly,

maybe you can digest new books, new

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ideas, maybe even new podcasts for that

matter, that will change your mindset.

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I have somebody that will be coming up

on the show in the new year, that I've

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been listening to a lot of her different

episodes, and Kaneshi Hart, who will

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be a future guest on this show, really

inspires me because of her mindset.

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She wants to be a six figure coach,

and she wants to challenge not only the

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status quo of what those people are going

through, to become great, but she's also

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learning that mark along the way, so

I ask you: do you want to be that six

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figure coach, maybe investor, maybe that

entrepreneur because you've been putting

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it off for the longest time, or maybe

you're just so desperate for change, maybe

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you want to create those opportunities

to make progress in those personal and

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professional goals that you're now waking

up to smell not just the coffee, but

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the hot chocolate that's in your cup.

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We have to fill our cups with something

more than just the things that we've been

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doing for the longest time, and I don't

know about you, but when I get tired

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of hitting my maximum, and I'm getting

frustrated consistently over and over

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again, and I feel like I'm not making

progress to that overall goal that I want

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to achieve, it might be time to change

what my values are, because the spirit

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that lies in me is never going to rest.

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It's going to allow me to create not

just those best versions, those best

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relationships, that best confidence,

that best determination, but it's going

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to help me understand that my voice,

in this ever changing world, can be

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impacted by just the things that we

fill, not just in our cups, but also

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in our minds, so if you are ready for

that change, now is the time to do it.

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What's holding you back?

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Are you afraid of what it might look

like to be on the other side, or maybe

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you're just itching to get started, and

if you are, I can't wait to hear from

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you, not only just very soon, but I'll

be excited for some of the new ideas

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that you'll bring to the table, and

please, leave the cookies off the table

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because those are the things that fatten

us up, unless you got enough to share

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for all of us here on this podcast.

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Thanks for listening to episode

number 69 of Speaking From The

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Heart, and I look forward to

hearing from your heart very soon.

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Outro: Thanks for listening.

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