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Playing Big with Vanessa Hunter
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Sep 11, 2019
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hello everyone
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Karen Glasser here and welcome to the
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super boomer lifestyle show today we are
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playing big as I welcome brand news
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Vanessa hunter to the show we talk about
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what it means to play all out on this
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show for super boomers that will hatch
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your lifestyle
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health empowerment and more we have a
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great show for you today
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I am always excited but I'm especially
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excited today but before we go into the
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show let's do some housekeeping first if
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you're here live make sure you tell us
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your hair live make a comment
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we might even put it up on the screen if
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you're here on replay that's awesome as
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well make some comments tell us you're
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here on replay we promise we'll come
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back and have a conversation with you
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and of course shameless request first
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share click that share button and send
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it on out bring on people into the show
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cause the more the merrier so before we
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go into the show we have something new
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that we're adding to the show and it's
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called the super Boomer Pick of the Week
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and so today that pick of the week is
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one of my favorite things that I use all
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the time and that is the adjustable
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tablet stand from my iPad and my Google
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tablet because of course I have to have
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two so I have a stand that holds both of
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them because at a certain point I'm sure
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your shoulders starting to hurt and
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you're you're you can't ever sit right
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so it's always nice to have a little
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stand for that you can also put your
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phone on it one of my favorites and you
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can pick it up in the super Boomer
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lifestyle just by going right here there
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you go all right we're gonna drop that
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out of the show we're gonna bring me
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back on and we're gonna go and introduce
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our special guest for today
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Vanessa hunter she's awesome she's the
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founder and CEO the brand muse creative
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marketing with over 25 years of
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experience in the network marketing
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profession she's particularly passionate
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about supporting those to strive to
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reach their potential her passion for
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empowering women inspired her to create
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a and hosting monthly podcast called
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guts grace and gratitude I love
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named Vanessa we're going to put a link
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up there for people to go check out your
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podcast and in addition she's a strong
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believer in community service supporting
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as well as serving on the board for dan
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and Tony's Life Center an outreach
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program for at-risk students in
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Oceanside California so without further
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ado I bring Vanessa into the show
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Vanessa how are you hi Karen I am
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thrilled thrilled to be here with you
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today well between the two of us I think
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we're gonna like jump out of the out of
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the screen cuz we really are excited
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we've talked about doing the show for
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quite a while and I'm really really
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happy that we finally worked it out that
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you could be on the show with us today
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so I like to start the show always with
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a question and that is the question how
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would you describe a super boomer so the
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way I describe a super boomer we are not
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defined by our age we are defined by how
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we show up in life that's how I define a
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super boomer so Vanessa how would you
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describe a super boomer I would echo
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your thoughts I also think that I think
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that super boomers are bucking the
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system if you will they don't they don't
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really play to societal expectations and
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they just step in to their authenticity
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and let that shine and they realize that
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that's enough that's that is a great
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great answer for a question that
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generally you know it can go anywhere it
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literally it can go anywhere a lot of
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people will say how you describe a super
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boomer it's somebody that doesn't color
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their hair and they let it go gray how
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do you survive a super boomer
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so I love that answer so all of the
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people that are watching the show today
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and on replay how would you describe a
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super boomer put it into the comments
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and maybe we'll pop it up on the screen
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love to hear from you oh we've got
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somebody let's put Jo me up here
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actually she's quoting you super boomer
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bucking the system I love that that's a
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great great quote and vanessa says so
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true Vanessa we bucked the system play
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by the rules etc love it love it love it
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all right so we're gonna jump right into
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the question we talked about playing big
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I love this topic and what I find
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fascinating and I know you're gonna talk
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about it is I came up with this title
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and unbeknownst to me you actually were
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doing an entire talk on this very same
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subject without even knowing about it so
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I want to know how would you describe
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playing big what do we mean when we say
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play big well first of all I'm really
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happy that I was just talking about this
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at an event this past weekend and it was
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just serendipitous that that's your
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subjects right so tell me about today um
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because it's so fresh in my mind and it
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always is because I think about people I
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you know we have people in life that we
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come across that we think oh they have
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so much potential they could do so much
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and then wonder why they don't do you
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wonder why they don't what I call step
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into their greatness they want you you
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just wonder what's holding them back all
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the time yeah what so what do you find I
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mean is there something in particular or
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is it a lot of things or is it just
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their fear I mean there's fear there
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yeah I think a lot of it has to do with
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the fact that we are so we are creatures
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of habit and we are very very very good
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at staying in our comfort zone and
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protecting that comfort zone as much as
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we possibly can to the point where we
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actually get angry if people start to
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try to pull us out of it and so I think
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that that has a lot to do with it I mean
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it all stems back to fear fear of the
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unknown fear of stepping out of the
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comfort zone fear of what you could
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possibly achieve if you really put
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yourself out there and for a lot of
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people it's way easier to just play on
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the sidelines and say and you know toe
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dip into different arenas and and not
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really fully commit to anything right
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right it's a commitment word right and
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so we ended not committing to anything
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that's not you and I though is it weird
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where I would say that we are
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we truly are fearless and we're gonna
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talk a little bit about why we say that
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right now in particular but before we
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get there I really want to talk about
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your desire you have a really deep
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desire to give more than you actually
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get out of life how does that manifest
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tell me I it's almost an it's almost a
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detriment to be quite honest with you
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because in every conversation that I
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have with somebody in every interaction
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that I have with somebody I am only
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comfortable if I'm giving more than I'm
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getting out of it so I'm constantly
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trying to give and and make sure that
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whoever I'm talking to feels like they
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got something out of the conversation or
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something out of the relationship or
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something out of the deal and I
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I always get things out of it of course
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I mean you can't have an honest
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authentic conversation with somebody and
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not get something out of it but it's
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really important to me to get and then
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it becomes at the exchange of energy
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right we want to know that we're not the
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only person it's not that we need but we
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don't want to be the only person that's
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always nice to have that exchange of
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energy equal participation in the
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relationship right oh well participation
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and validation right and so when we're
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sharing these things with people and and
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I find that that's that's what a lot of
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people in an effort to help other people
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see their point of view they end up
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doing what sounds like complaining but
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what they're really doing is trying to
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validate and trying to help people
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through something that maybe they've
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been through before I think you're
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probably very right about that if you're
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just turning onto the show right now
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we're talking about playing big and what
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it means was my very special guest
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Vanessa hunter and we have a common here
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playing big is so much more with tribe
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and community than what helps me to say
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yes it is actually what helps us to say
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yes I think it she's actually marrying
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exactly what you said and that's a very
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true statement I think also it helps us
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to say
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no though because you have to just
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decide what you're willing to give up
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unable to be able to say yes to things
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that are going to help you get outside
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your comfort zone so we have another
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guest another person in our comments
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down below Karen panic collie at the age
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of 69 I moved to Italy sold the house
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car furniture I want to be you I want to
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beat you in a couple of years that is
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awesome wait that cat Willeford says way
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to go care and that is Wow
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that's Doug magnet over zone right and
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that's putting yourself out there and
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that's taking a risk that's being
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willing to literally sell it all and you
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know you bet the farm and you made a big
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bold move and I'm sure even that and
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this is what people need to understand
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Karen more than anything even if you
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fail even if it's an epic fail even if
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you put yourself out there and you go
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and do something let's say she moved to
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Italy and then she ended up hating it if
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she had never tried she would never have
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learned that about herself so I don't
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consider any failure a true failure it's
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you live and you learn right totally
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comfort zones are highly overrated in
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cats honey Lou and I always like to
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think about this when I'm making a
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decision like this in something that
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might be based in fear I always say the
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first thing is what's the worst thing
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that could happen let's just go down
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that road what's the worst thing that
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could happen and the next question I ask
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is can I live with that that's a great
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way to frame it up and if I can live
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with it I'll go for it because I already
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know what the worst case is going to be
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I also like talk about failure you fail
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your way to success if you're not
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failing you're not going in the right
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direction that's just my personal
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opinion
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hi I would say if you're not feeling
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you're not taking any risk whatsoever
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right exactly nice being in the comfort
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zone I you know I don't know if you
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remember that image of too
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circles and then were they intersect yes
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and you know that yeah so all right so
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one of the things that I really respect
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about you is your desire to work in the
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community and to volunteer and to do
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things that are bigger than yourselves
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you're a longtime supporter of women for
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women international tell us a little bit
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about this organization so women for
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women international and is just a
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fantastic organization that helps
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empower women in war-torn regions so
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I've been a long time supporter of them
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and they help by educating people
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educating women on their rights
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especially in regions where they've been
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really really not exposed to some of the
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some of the thought process of the
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empowering thoughts that we're exposed
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to on a daily basis they don't even know
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anything about that a lot of them have
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not even had the power to have their own
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money or their own education or anything
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like that so so that's what that
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organization does and I'm I'm I just
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have such an admiration for the people
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that put themselves out there in those
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regions that are seriously either in the
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middle of war or recovering for more Wow
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that's got to be really powerful to be
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right in the middle of all that and know
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you're making such an important
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difference is this something that's it's
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international so obviously it's
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worldwide are there chapters across the
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the states or how does somebody get
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involved in this it's just go to women
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for women international org and you can
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go check it out there's all kinds of
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things that they have going on
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you can choose to support some but you
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can just make a donation on a monthly
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basis or you could choose to support
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someone in a specific region if
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something really tugs at your heart when
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I first got involved I had read a story
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that really literally brought me to
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tears and I thought I have to do
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something to help and that's when I
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found women for women international and
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got involved and was able to support and
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the cool thing is you can choose to
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support one person you get letters from
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that person you can see their progress
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so it's been eyes like that's wonderful
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and as I mentioned when I introduced you
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you're also
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with Dan and Tony's Life Center and
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those four at-risk students so you cover
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the gamut
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I mean you you're out there doing really
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good things what do you like the most
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about working with at-risk students well
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I think and in my support through that
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is really just at a board level at this
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point I have been involved in supporting
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youth in organizations and end in
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nonprofits for like my entire adult life
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and and this is what I like about that
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because you talk about something like
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women for women international and that's
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very very on the big international stage
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I'm all about doing things in your own
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community as well and if we can support
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and start at the grassroots effort in
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supporting at-risk kids like like the
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ones in Oceanside right now who are all
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all they're doing they're not like doing
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any massive crazy you know education all
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they're doing is exposing these kids to
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what you and I would consider normal
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things the arts cooking music they would
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just have never ever experienced before
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that's wonderful I mean I just I I look
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up to you for not just you know talking
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your talk you actually you you you walk
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your talk you you take action and you're
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a great role model for so many what
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keeps you moving what is your why why do
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you keep doing this I mean is this you
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know we talked about this being super
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boomers and we're you know we get a
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little bit older it doesn't mean we stop
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doing but what keeps you going what
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keeps you going well I think first of
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all I think as we get older we don't
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stop we actually I'm busier now than
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I've ever been
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um what what keeps me going is really
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the desire to give back and that comes
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from and and I've always had that I mean
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I've always had the desire to help other
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people and to be a giver but I think
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that when we are blessed with either
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anything circumstances when we are
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blessed financially when we are blessed
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intelligently you know with intelligence
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when we are blessed
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whatever we're blessed with even just
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the raw knowledge of what needs to be
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done when we are blessed with those
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things we have to give back like that's
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why you have that knowledge and so that
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you can go out and do something and go
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and help somebody and so I find that
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it's not so much a desire as a core
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purpose well well so I already know what
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tip you're going to share and I actually
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typed it out and I'm gonna put it up on
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the screen in just a minute
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but you're you're very much about making
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a commitment to yourself and doing it
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you if you don't make the commitment
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it's not going to happen and and and it
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is up to you it is not up to anybody
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else it is up to you so in alignment
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with that what tip would you want to
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share with our audience right now well I
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think I will say this I think that I
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think that there are always excuses not
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to do something we can always say we
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don't have enough time and we don't have
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this and we don't have that we don't
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have the resources and all of that what
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what rises to the top of your to-do list
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what becomes the number one priority is
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is what you focus on and you have to
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make that decision too that you want to
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be better that you want to be bolder you
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have to step into it and so you don't
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get the life you deserve you get the
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life you settle for and if you're going
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to settle for playing mediocre that is
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100 percent on you because as you said
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because what you focus on is what what
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what comes to you and so do you have
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anything you do every morning I know I
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have my routine in the morning I'm a big
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Hal Elrod miracle morning girl I do my
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thing every single morning do you have a
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routine in the morning they get you
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focused so that those things you should
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be focusing on you get done because you
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made the commitment yeah not so much in
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the morning I'm I'm all about because I
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like to go to sleep with like a very
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clean mind so I write down all the
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things that I need to do the next day I
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do it at the end of the day so I have at
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the end of the day routine of what did I
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get accomplished today what did I not
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get accomplished what are my top
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priorities for tomorrow that's what I
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like to
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then I then I know as soon as I set up
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my desk what I need to get time love it
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love it I actually do it an evening but
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I generally forget half the things
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because I'm so exhausted I'm up early as
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you are and you know by the end of the
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day I mean I've lived through two days
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already
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so one of the reasons that I wanted you
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to come on the show Vanessa is that you
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and I met a little over a year and a
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half ago and we met when you came to
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work at a company that that I'm involved
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with and we became friends and we
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quickly realized that we have very
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similar personalities and we're very you
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know we just go go go go go and you and
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I have an another new opportunity that
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we have stepped into and and when when I
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tell you guys if you are interested in
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knowing what that new opportunity is and
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you want to hear about it I'm we're not
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actually going to mention on on the show
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today you'll understand probably when
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you when you ask for more information so
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I'm encouraging you to put in the
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comments tell me anyone that's
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interested to know what Vanessa and I
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are up to today and next day and the
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week after that and the week after that
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put the words tell me and we will come
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back and give you a link so you can go
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check out what we're doing you know and
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this is about being fearless because
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what we're doing is we're in an industry
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that is the Wild West we are in an
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industry that's challenging at best we
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are making it up as we go and I don't
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mean we're just making it up we are
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making it up as we go we're doing our
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research and figuring out what to do
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what was it about this opportunity
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without talking about the opportunity
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that you said you know I really want to
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do this what was it about it be honestly
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because it's so far out of my comfort
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zone it is so far out of the realm of
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anything I've dealt with before that I
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literally the the minute that my the
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minute I had the urge to say no I knew I
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had to say yes and that's exactly how it
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happened
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I was like no I can't do that yes I have
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to I mean with that fast and so it's
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just
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way out of my comfort zone and it and it
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is the wild wild west and I'm really
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really excited to to be one of the
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people that helps pioneer this and it
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was just too attractive yeah and you had
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you know we both had to do the same
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thing as well I mean I come from a you
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know a religious background I'm a
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retired cantor right so some of the
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things that we're getting into and
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jumping it's all legal guys we're not
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talking about illegal stuff but we're
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talking about doing something truly if
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somebody had said to me Vanessa when I
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was 30 years old you know brand new
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mother that I would be in this industry
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I would have said that they were a
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crackpot I mean literally I would not
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have imagined ever and I think that as I
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get older and I'm sure it's probably the
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same with you as I get older I am more
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anxious to try new things I get more and
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more excited about the opportunities are
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out there because I tend to say to
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anybody who is a naysayer they say you
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can't do that I say just watch me it's
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almost my impetus to go and do it how
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about you the same I mean if anybody at
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all the naysayers I am only I have a
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thing that I say am i I don't think I've
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ever said it out loud I say it in my
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head all the time and that is you can
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take a stab at me you can hit me and I'm
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gonna bleed success I say it to myself
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all the time I've never said that out
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loud till now and I'm gonna ask Joey
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Garrity to type it in the comments down
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there because this is a save we have to
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save this one- stab at me you can stab
21:23
me but I'm going to bleed success bleed
21:27
success that's just like my little inner
21:31
cheer that I do all the time but again
21:33
to your point Karen like you couldn't
21:35
imagine yourself getting into the to
21:37
their business that we're getting into
21:39
you know way back when you had little
21:41
kids I couldn't even imagine it a year
21:44
ago I mean that's how life changes right
21:46
and I do believe that opportunities
21:49
present themselves at the right time and
21:52
it's whether or not you are in tune with
21:54
the energy and whether you're in tune
21:56
with the fact that you you could step
21:59
into something that the
22:01
way bigger than yourself that could
22:03
actually propel you forward far faster
22:06
than if you continue to plot along with
22:08
the rate that you are right now totally
22:10
agree Sheila Kennedy says as we get
22:13
older we get bolder that is a great
22:18
quote that quite a few people wanted us
22:21
to tell them so we'll come back after
22:23
the show and we'll put it in there and
22:24
cat says that's a truth for sure Karen
22:27
as we boomers mature we explore more and
22:29
take more risks I'm glad that you guys
22:31
are doing the same thing out there I
22:32
think this isn't a very exciting time in
22:35
our lives
22:35
truly each year it's exciting I would
22:37
not want to be any other age I don't
22:39
people ask all the time I'm sure you get
22:41
question if you could go back to you
22:43
know 2530 would you oh my god no way I
22:47
would never do that no there is far too
22:49
much in that world for that person that
22:52
was back verily believe I'm a different
22:54
person before that person there was a
22:56
lot of anxiety there was a lot of
22:58
judgment there was a lot of fear there
23:00
was a lot of people pleasing going on
23:02
and there was that was just a lot that
23:05
we as we mature we don't have to worry
23:09
about that anymore we just I just I
23:11
don't worry about what people think and
23:14
I'm far more likely to stand up and and
23:18
fight for what I believe in and fight
23:20
for other people and you know I'm more
23:23
likely to stick my neck out now I love
23:26
it's freeing in a minute respect it's
23:28
freeing as we just don't care we just
23:31
care I just love it I am sure you are
23:33
all wondering how to get in touch with
23:35
Vanessa you can follow Vanessa on
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instagram at the vanessa hunter you can
23:40
follow her on twitter at vanessa hunter
23:44
and we talked about earlier the podcast
23:46
that you have going and i know you're
23:48
going to be recording some new episodes
23:50
guts grace and gratitude pod bing.com go
23:55
check it out sign up for reminders
23:57
because she's got some really really
23:59
great stuff out there Vanessa I would I
24:02
would be lying if I didn't say how much
24:05
I appreciate the fact that you were in
24:07
my life I did not know you a year and a
24:10
half ago and it's it's rare
24:14
that you get to meet somebody that has
24:16
the same work ethic the same person you
24:20
know just everything and so I just
24:22
totally love who you are and our
24:24
friendship and what we're doing together
24:26
again tell me if you want to know what
24:28
it is and we will tell you any last
24:32
thoughts that you would like to share
24:33
before I drop you into the green room I
24:36
just just if you're out there and you're
24:39
listening and you're on the fence and
24:40
you're not sure what to do
24:42
be bold stick yourself out there and be
24:45
bold because you will never people don't
24:48
regret care and I'll tell you this
24:50
people on their deathbed do not regret
24:52
the things they did they regret the
24:53
things they did not do the chances they
24:56
didn't take that true very true so /
25:00
Vanessa go out be bold take those
25:02
chances and and bleed success I dad oh
25:06
my god I think that's good enough to be
25:08
my super boomer moment I'm gonna have to
25:10
take that I'm gonna steal it from you
25:12
thank you so much for taking time out of
25:15
your busy busy day to join us on the
25:16
show today I totally appreciate a drop
25:21
I'm gonna drop you into the green room
25:22
as we finish up the show feeling much
25:25
bye bye oh my god is she amazing I just
25:29
I really really love her and we're gonna
25:32
go right into the super boomer moment
25:33
and there are so many things today that
25:35
I wasn't even sure which to do but I
25:37
really love that quote the quote that
25:39
says you can stab me and I'm going to
25:41
bleed success I just love that visual
25:44
and I think I might just adopt that
25:46
myself because even at the worst of
25:49
times and you're bleeding that can be a
25:52
positive you are literally bleeding
25:53
success so thank you so much for sharing
25:56
that that is such a great comment you
26:00
know what guys you have a choice as to
26:02
where you spend your time I'm delighted
26:04
that you decided to spend your time with
26:05
Vanessa and I today because we
26:07
appreciate you we don't take your
26:09
attention for granted so go out and give
26:12
somebody an awesome day and we will see
26:14
you next time on the next episode of the
26:18
super boomer lifestyle but bye everyone
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