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On this episode of New Paradigm Human . I'm talking
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about how I got a book deal in alignment with
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my generator design . Uh
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, so
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I want to tell this story in an interesting way
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, because I'm never aiming to bore anybody who
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listens to this . So today I wanted to talk
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about how I , as a generator
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, got a book deal and wrote a book in
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alignment with my own energy , because sometimes
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I think that there are misconceptions out there that
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as sacral beings , as generators
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and manifesting generators , we can't make
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things happen in our lives . We absolutely
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do make things happen all the time . It
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just may be in a slightly different
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way that our mind wants it , because
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the mind just kind of sees something , wants
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, it thinks I'll just go get it . But
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most of the time we as sacral beings
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, especially as we begin to decondition , realize
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that that honestly just doesn't work that
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well for us . It's important for us to
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wait for a response , and
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sometimes a series of many responses
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that take us toward
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each step necessary for
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making something happen . It's
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not like we're waiting around for life
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. We are experiencing life in every
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moment . We are just waiting for
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a response and for a clear
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action to appear . So for us
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, being proactive can look very
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different . For us , being proactive
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is less about saying , okay , I'm going to make this
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thing happen , so these are the steps
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I have to take and I'm going to go knock on this
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person's door and make this happen , because
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that's kind of what we're conditioned to believe . But
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for us , being proactive is about
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leaving space for things to
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come into our lives . So if we already
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are filling every moment of every day
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and using up every ounce of our energy
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, we're probably not going to have anything new
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come into our reality . So it's fine
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if all the things that we're doing are fully
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energizing and satisfying to us and we're
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not looking for something new to come in . I think
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we'll all go through those periods in our life
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, but if we're looking to make a change
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, shift into a new reality
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, it's really important to leave that space
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. Another way that we're proactive is
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by focusing on what we enjoy
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, spending time doing what we enjoy , putting
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our energy toward that without trying to
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mastermind a certain outcome
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. And the third way that we are proactive
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as sacral beings is by being in touch
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with our desires , honoring
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and acknowledging what we want
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, because desires come from the sacral
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. Given that we all have defined sacral
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centers , it means that we have consistent
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desires . Desire is kind
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of the basis for everything that we do
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in the world , and that's why we have these auras
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that are always bringing things to us
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to help us make these desires
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reality . So , because it's helpful to hear
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real life examples of how people
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make things happen in alignment with their
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design , I wanted to share my story of
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getting this book deal and writing this book on human design
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. So I would say that this book has a
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lot of different phases of
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how this desire came about
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and how it became real . You could go
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all the way back to me being
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a kid and my favorite thing being
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writing , creating these little books
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, illustrating them . I loved
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writing . I really wanted to be a
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writer when I was a kid , but even
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as a writer , I wanted to be a writer like a teenager
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. There was part of me that felt
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like well , being a writer isn't
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really statistically that realistic
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, like being an author , being a published
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author , which is what I really wanted . And I remember
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, even at 14 , when I had to do some project
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about like a potential career that
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I wanted to have , I wanted to do author
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, but I felt like , oh , maybe that being too
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confident in myself or saying
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that I'm this special thing like
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that conditioning had already made
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its way into my little brain . So
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it's just fascinating how insidious
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this conditioning can be . It gets
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in our head so young . So that
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desire was already there when I was
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like a kid and then it got buried
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for a very long time . I never thought
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of that as being a reality or a goal
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all through college , all through
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my 20s , because I was just focused on
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surviving in the world , getting some
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solid job skills that I felt would always
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allow me to get a job classic first
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line insecurity stuff and I just honestly
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never thought about it . Like I wasn't writing anything
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, I had nothing to put out there , I
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didn't know what I wanted to do , I just wasn't being creative
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. But the second chapter of this
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starts about five years ago , when
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I started to get serious about
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thinking okay , I really do feel
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like I can make money doing something
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that I love . I didn't end up leaving my
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job or starting my business for like a
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year or two after that , but I remember
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having this awareness of like I
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think I will write a book someday . I had
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no idea what it would be about . I was looking
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at , like all the things that I knew about
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astrology , numerology , and I was thinking , oh
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, maybe something about that , something about healing
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all these things that had been my true passion
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for those years . But I also had
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this feeling inside of me , even though I didn't know what the
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sacral was , that said not yet . Not
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yet it's not the time , like there wasn't a
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clear response , there wasn't a clear path
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. So fast forward a
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couple more years . I had already
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created Hero Generators . I was well
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on my way on this journey of
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creating things and owning a business . I
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had noticed that the things I was really
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enjoying creating were like PDF guides
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, content , things like that . And again I thought
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, hmm , I would like to write a book . I would
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like to write a book , maybe about human design . But
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when I really tapped into that desire , I
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looked into a few different options like
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, oh , I could make something , I could
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write something and publish it myself
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. I remember I downloaded like a book
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publishing software . I was like
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, hmm , okay , just feeling it out . But when I
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actually got deep into that desire and
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felt like what I really wanted
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in my sacral , I was like , hmm , no
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, this isn't a project I wanna do by myself
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. This is something that I want to do with a publisher
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. This is something where I would like them to approach
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me . I would like them to have the skills
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that are not my main forte . I
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just wanna worry about creating
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this book and marketing it through my own channels
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. I don't wanna have to think about other ways to
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get this book sold . It was just very clear
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. I wanted someone else to approach me about this
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project . So I was just patient , I
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let it be and I figured if it's meant to
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be , it will happen , like , eventually
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someone will come to me and it
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will materialize . So what I did
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in that time was basically I kept
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writing , I kept doing my blog , essentially doing
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the same things . That would be part of writing
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a book , of building this platform and continuing
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to write and share information . And
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I think that's very much the key for us as generators
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and manifesting generators is we're the type where
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we'll do the thing , whether
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we have recognition or not
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, whether we're making money or not , if
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we truly love it . We do it because
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it brings us satisfaction . It's not about
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the outside world . Of course , we
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can get recognition and money from
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the outside world if that's what we want
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, but that's not the reason why we do
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it , and so it's those things that you
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just do , because you have to do
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them , because you want to do them , because you can't
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not do them . Those are the things that
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are ultimately going to be
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the most meaningful for you , and
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can be the things that you
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choose to monetize or not , but
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they can be , because those are gonna be the most sustainable
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and energizing things for you
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. Then , one day , in spring
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2022 , I literally just opened
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up my email in the morning , like I do any other
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day , and there was an email from somebody
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, from a publisher that I didn't
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know this person , and it just said hey , I've been
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reading your blog . I came across you
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on the each other podcast and
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I was wondering have you ever thought about writing a human design
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book ? Like it was literally that direct
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, and I just got this feeling like yes , it's
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arrived , it's here . And it's so crazy
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because I never could have predicted or
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controlled that outcome . It was many
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years after I'd already gotten this idea , and
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so the response was like immediate , it was
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like a yes , and I kind of knew that
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this would work out . However , I didn't try to
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project too much into the future . I wanted
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to meet with the person . I wanted to make sure that we had
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the same vision for what
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we wanted to do . I had to , like , get
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more details and respond my way through those
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details . So that's another thing that
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is very important to us as generators and manifesting
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generators . Sometimes we can have a certain response
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to like the overall idea
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, but we still need to respond to the details
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. So had I then met this
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person , not felt like it was a yes
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, not felt like we shared the same vision
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, just not been energized by the overall
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project or the contractor
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, whatever it was , then maybe that would have ended up
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being a no . So it's important to get those
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additional details and continue to respond
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your way through . But when I met up with her
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, I felt good . It felt like we
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had good chemistry . We had the same type
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of vision in mind for the project
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. She was very open to the
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way that I communicate and my
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visual sensibilities , and I was
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clear that those were things that I really wanted to carry
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forward into this book . I wanted it to
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meld in with all the rest of my work really nicely
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, and so it was pretty effortless then
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to put together the proposal
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, sign the contract and begin the project
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and , honestly , when we actually wait for a response
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, when we wait for things to come to us , it does
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feel effortless . Like that , it feels flowing
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. It feels effortless , it feels
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like it was meant to be , like there's not all
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these roadblocks , like you're not , you know , banging
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your head against a brick wall . Then it came time
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to do the actual work of writing the book
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, and this is where there's nuances to all
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of this too . So , as a generator
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, I knew that I had the energy
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to carry out this project , because when
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I respond to something , it means that I have
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the energy to carry it all the way through . But did
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that necessarily mean that every
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single moment of this process was pleasurable
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? The answer is no . It took a
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lot of trial and error to figure
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out how I wanted to structure my
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time to be able to write the
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book , how I would structure it
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to work with my design . I know
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that I need a certain balance
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between freedom and structure . Thanks
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to channel 360 , I
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have gate three . Do not have gate 60
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. So if you have those , take a look at
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that , because if you only have
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gate three , having some external
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structure is very healthy for
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you , and I learned that about
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myself through this process . So I
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figured out how to structure my deadlines
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, basically just try to keep the process as
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low stress as possible , because
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, of course , I wanted it to be enjoyable
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. I wanted this to be a joyous part of my life
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and not a drag . I didn't want it to be draining
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as a generator . It's so important
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to feel this nice energy
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and momentum behind what I'm doing . So
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, yeah , not every moment was amazing . There were definitely
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some days toward the end of the deadlines
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I'd set where I really had to grind . At
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the end , I think I basically slept
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on my couch for like 10 straight
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days as I finished the book
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. Looking back in some ways , I'm like I don't even
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know how I did that , but because I
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felt that sacred yes , I had the energy to
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carry it through . Not all of it was easy . I
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had amazing editors and
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the feedback they gave me and the
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changes I had to make were very challenging
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because , of course , if I had known how to make it better
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, I would have done it the first time . So I had to dig really
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deep when it came to the edits and it was very
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difficult and it wasn't always fun , but
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because it had come about in this way
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that was fully in alignment with my design
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. It had come to me , I had responded
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to it , I always knew that it was going
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to turn out OK , I could get through all of
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these challenges and I was learning
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a lot and I was honestly just
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excited about the project . I was
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so excited to bring this into the world
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, I was so excited to have this info
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available for people , and that
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energy and that response can pretty much
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carry you through anything . The point
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of honoring your design isn't to make
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things easy for you . Exactly
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so much of , at least
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in my opinion what we're here to do on earth
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is expand , and sometimes
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that means that we go through challenges
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and we have hard times . It doesn't mean that
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we have a belief that life has to be hard
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. Life does not have to be hard , but
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learning new things , doing new things
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, having experiences that your soul has never
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had before , is a big part of being here
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. So the point isn't necessarily for it to be easy
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, but it should be like ease full
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, feel like you're in flow , feel like
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the challenges you're having are exactly
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the ones that your soul wants to experience
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, and I think you can feel the difference in that
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, by whether something just feels like
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absolute torture and you're being drained
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and it feels just generally pointless
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and it's just not an experience that you want
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to have , or whether you're looking at
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something you're feeling like , well , this , yes , is
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a challenge , but at the same time , I can see
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what I'm getting out of this . I can see how I'm
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growing , and so that's really the point of
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living . Our design is just having the
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experiences that are meant for us
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as an individual . So that's really what
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living in alignment with your magnetic generator
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, mg aura , or waiting to respond
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, is doing for you is bringing
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the right things into your world . So
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I guess the overarching message here is what
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I mentioned at the beginning . For us , as sacred
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beings , being proactive is different
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from what we were conditioned with . Making
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things happen is different from what we were
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conditioned with . It's not like we have
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to go out there and knock on all the
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doors , try to get everybody's attention
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, say I want to do this , give me this , give me
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that . We don't have to do that necessarily to
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make it happen . What we are doing
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as generators and MG is doing
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what we enjoy . That's going to be number one if
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you want to take something that you're doing to the next
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level , just keep doing it . I don't think I
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ever would have thought five years
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ago that having a little blog
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would lead to someone just offering
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me a book deal . Like I never would have thought
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that . But that was the best way for
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something like that to happen , because my
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editor was basically like I knew that
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you were a decent enough writer to write
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a book and you had a viewpoint that
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other people might want to hear from
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, and one of the best ways to
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let other people know that you're out there is to
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just do the thing that you want to
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do . It's a way of honoring a desire
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that you have , and when you do that
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, it makes your aura very magnetic
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. It really brings a lot of opportunities
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into your life . So thank you everyone for
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listening to this story . Hopefully it helped you
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see some of the things that you're doing
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a little bit differently or feel more confident
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in the fact that the things that you want
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will manifest if you hold that desire
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and wait until you have a response . My
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new book , a Modern Guide to Human Design , is
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available on October 3rd
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. It's already ready for pre-order . We
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have an exclusive discord group going
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on and some other bonuses and giveaways
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. So all the details are linked down
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below , but you can also find it on my website
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up here , denaneryscom . So thank you and
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I'll talk to you next time MUSIC
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