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Excited a visit with Ryan Rodgers,
very funny stand up comic. He will

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be at Snowjam Comedy Festival here in
just a couple of weeks. Ryan,

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How are you man? I've never
been better? How are you doing?

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So? Nice to you here?
Yeah, fantastic. I'm excited to chat

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with you. And you live in
San Francisco? Is that right? I

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don't. I live in New Orleans
now, I lived I lived in San

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Francisco for years, but I'm born
and raised in New Orleans. I did

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my time in the tech industry at
Google, Pandora, chag All in San

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Francisco in the Bay Area, and
then when pandemic hit, I moved back

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to New Orleans and that's where I
got sober and started my career in stand

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up comedy. I love that.
Well, I was going to just say

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SF San Francisco and SF Sue Falls. So that's the other SF. All

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the time, you know, you'll
see something that's SF whatever, and it's

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usually San Francisco because they beat us
to it. So and Santa Fe.

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Sometimes there you go, well,
we're excited to have you in this.

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SF Sue Falls coming up here real
soon for the Snowjam Comedy Festival. Now,

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how long have you been doing stand
up comedy? I'm it would shock

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a lot of my friends and other
comics to learn that I've only been doing

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this for two and a half years. That's awesome. Fairly, I'm fairly

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new to stand up comedy, but
I've been a professional writer, like I

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said, for global brands like Google
and Pandora. I worked for the in

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the advertising industry for quite a long
time. I'm thirty five, but I've

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got seventeen years working in advertising an
agency, so a lot of those writing

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skills transferred over to stand up comedy, and so even though I hadn't been

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doing it super super long, I've
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I produced a couple of albums already
on my own. I've started the LGBT

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LOL Queer Comedy Festival. I've been
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the last two and a half years
around the country. So I'm very lucky.

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I'm very lucky. I'm very happy
to be doing this. That's completely

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changed my life. I love doing
That's awesome. Have you been to Sue

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Falls before or will this be your
first time here? It's going to be

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my first time. I couldn't be
more thrilled. I met Dan, who

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runs Snowjam, at a festival in
Albuquerque a couple of years ago, and

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I just loved his energy. I
loved I learned so much from him in

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a workshop that he put on,
and I was just so excited about the

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idea of Snowjam and the prospect of
learning to Sue Falls that I spoke to

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Dan earlier this year about our festivals, partnering up LGBTLO Well and Snowjam to

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bring a show to Seatballs that Spotlight's
queer comics, and so this is the

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big catalyst for me going. I
cannot wait to get there. It's very

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mild in New Orleans. I'm ready
to be somewhere colder and really feel the

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winter energy. Finally, that's awesome. And there's different shows that are available

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through the whole festival January eighteenth,
nineteenth, twentieth, and twenty first,

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And the show that you're talking about, I'm looking to see if I can

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find it here. It is,
It's on Friday, January nineteenth. I'm

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on the website. By the way, folks, you can find this too,

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Snowjamcomedyfest dot com. But this will
be the Snowjam Comedy Fest Presents LGBT

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LOL Showcase with Ryan Rogers. That's
who we're talking to right now at Remedy

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six one one, and let's talk
a little bit about this show and what

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folks can expect from the show.
Yeah, this is just a little taste

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of what we do in New Orleans
once a year at LGBTL. We started

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this festival last year our festival,
and in the first year of the festival,

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it was a major success. We
had dozens and dozens of comics from

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all around the country come to New
Orleans, all queer identifying performers, and

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we had a blowout four day festival. The festival was profitable, it was

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fully sponsored by the generosity of brand
partners, and it was such a huge

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hit that we're doing it again in
June. We're going to do this annually.

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So the show at Snowjam is a
little paste of that. It's a

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little pace of spotlighting queer identifying performers
to identify on the LGBTQ I A plus

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spectrum plus allies, so we want
to make sure that everyone's included who wants

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to be include it. We selected
nine performers out of the ones who wanted

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to be a part of the show, and so it's just going to be

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an absolute blowout. It's going to
be so much fun. I cannot wait.

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And I'm biased as a queer performer
myself that I think a lot of

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these shows are the funniest most broadly, the topics are really broad for these

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shows, and the comedy is just
top notch. It's so oh funny and

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it's a guaranteed good time. It's
Friday, January nineteenth, and that is

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like right in the middle. It's
part of and right in the middle of

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the Snowjam Comedy Festival January eighteenth,
nineteenth, twentieth, and twenty first,

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And you could get a weekend pass
to do the whole weekend, or you

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can buy tickets per show. And
some of these tickets are going to be

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selling out soon, so if you
haven't gotten tickets yet already, you might

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want to hurry up and get those
because some of these showcases don't have a

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ton of space. They're in spaces
in the smaller spaces. So again,

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if you want to get tickets,
you don't want to wait on that.

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Thank you so much for taking the
time to chat with me today, Ryan,

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and I'm excited to meet you when
you get Sue Falls. Oh the

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pleasures, Amine. I can't wait
to meet you too. And just to

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let you know, I've taken a
look at the entire performer selection across the

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board, not just for our show, but for all the shows. It

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is an insane lineup. Oh yeah, I'm familiar with some of these comics

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from me working and grinding across the
country. This is a really, really

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top tier selection of comics for the
festival across the board. So any show

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you go to, it's going to
be a bang. Blasts that come to

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ours. Oh yeah, and exactly, they're all gonna be good. But

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come to mind, No, I
get that. And here's the thing that's

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cool. It's the final year of
Snowjamcomedy Festival and they're going out with a

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bang. They're making sure they don't
leave anything on the table. It's gonna

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be a really good time. So
get out, has some fun, help

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us raise money for Dakota Academy of
Performing Arts. This is performers raising money

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for the next generation of performers.
So come out be a part of it.

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Heidi show excited to visit right now
with doctor Dan from Sioux Falls Hypnosis.

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And here we are a little over
a week into the new year. There's

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probably a bunch of people listening that
set up a new Year's resolution early last

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week. Are they at the gym
right now? They're either at the gym

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right now or maybe they already quit
going, because sadly, that's what happens

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the first week, maybe first two
weeks of every year every gym in not

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just in town, in the country, all over the place. They're packed,

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and then over the course of time
it's a little less and a little

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less. And everybody's had this experience
because they've made those resolutions before and they

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and it went well for a while
and then it stopped. And the gyms

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know you're going to do it too. That's why they sell an annual membership.

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Sure, sure, you know.
And the thing about that is is,

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I mean, and resolutions are great. Changing your life is great.

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Go to the gym, change the
way you eat, do those things.

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The problem with it is is we're
still when we make those resolutions and we

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make those changes and we okay,
I'm going to change my life. We

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take into this new commitment the same
way we thought about ourselves others in the

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world. We take into it the
same habitual responses that we have to negative

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experiences and difficulties and challenges and stress, and that hasn't changed. And so

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we go into this new commitment with
the same habits of thinking and responding and

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feeling that we had before. And
that's where the struggle comes is people have

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made these changes, they've committed,
they're into it, but then they're experiencing

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difficulties in life and they're habitually responding
to it in the same way, and

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then they're having negative experiences and their
stress increases. In an effort to get

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out of that, In an effort
to kind of square that circle and make

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it okay, we do the same
things we did before. So what I

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always tell people, if you're going
to do, if you're going to lose

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weight, if you're going to get
in shape, whatever is you're going to

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do, keep in mind that there's
generally something additional that you need to learn

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in there. You need to not
only make changes in how you exercise,

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on what you're doing and what you're
eating and whatever the case is, but

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you have to have someone who can
help you change how you think and how

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you respond to it, to stress
and challenge and different difficult emotions, because

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that's what makes the difference, and
that's what sustains it over time, and

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that's what allows you to keep the
change you've committed yourself to. And it's

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almost like reprogramming because we've done things, my wife and I have done programs

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or will do this, you know, set program for a certain amount of

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time, and then when it's done, we're like, oh, look,

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we did really good, and then
we go right back to what we used

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to do, right, because we
didn't really change anything other than we changed

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temporarily. You didn't learn to change
the way you were thinking. You didn't

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learn to change the way you responded
to boredom, to frustration, to anger,

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to stress, and those are the
things that need to change. And

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really, for anybody who's listening,
you know, if you're going to make

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a resolution to change, you go, you go, you do it,

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but keep in mind that there's generally
some other things that need to be learned

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in there that will allow you to
really keep that change and make it generative

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over time. One of the things
that I absolutely have noticed my wife and

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I I don't know if we've talked
about this yet during the program, but

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we've been utilizing Sioux Falls hypnosis.
We've been working with you for several weeks

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now, and one of the things
that I've noticed is like my cravings for

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things are completely different than they used
to be. It's and it's not because

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you know, it's like we're on
a diet, but it's like my mind

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is not saying, hey, wouldn't
that be good? And the one I

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remember it was talking about how you
you crave water, your your constant you

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know, whatever it is. I
don't think you said your constant thirsty.

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But I got to think and while
we were listening to that, I had

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been drinking I don't know how many
ounces one of these things is. It's

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a big, it's a big,
oh thirty three ounces. I'd been drinking

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like seven of those or eight of
those a day, and I was like,

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oh, hey, that's I have
been craving water a lot. And

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again kind of reprogramming and helping us
fix the things that really need to be

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fixed, because you can you can
go to the gym, you can,

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you know, do a crash diet, you can do anything short term and

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get a short term response, but
if you want a long term response,

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you got to change more than just
that. A long term response has to

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be a commitment followed by learning and
change. And again I think the commitments

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of the resolutions the actions are wonderful. That's it has to start there.

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But for everybody listening, keep in
mind that when it seems like a struggle,

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when it seems like it's not working, when your feelings don't, when

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your motivation's gone, when your feelings
don't match what your initial resolution or commitment

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was, all that means is that
there's something in there that you need to

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learn. You need some learning and
change now in how you're thinking, how

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you're responding to feelings. So those
are the things that, again, that's

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what makes it work long term.
And it's not just weight loss. That's

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suit fall, hypnosis and other big
categories people who are trying to quit smoking,

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or people that are struggling with stress, and any I suppose it's kind

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of anything where they're trying to change
a big habit are what are are those

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the three biggies that we just talked
about. Yes, largely, what I

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do is is issues that are sort
of medically oriented weight loss issues around that,

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stress reduction issues around that, and
smoking cessation. But I also do

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habit control, confidence, mood issues, motivation. Anytime someone is trying to

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change some aspect of their life.
If somebody listening is going, hey,

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that sounds like me, I did
that resolution, I already forgot about it?

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How do they get a hold of
what's the best way to connect with

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sufaals? So you can certainly look
us up on the internet at suit Falls

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Hypnosis dot com or you can call
me directly at six oh five seven zero

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two sixty six y nine one.
Very nice, doctor Dan. Thank you,

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sir, Thank you again, Sue
Falls Hypnosis. I'll throw a link

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to his page as well at Facebook
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seventy three, Bishop William H.
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Niabrera District of the Episcopal Church.
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of Minnesota and north of the Niabrera
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and renamed under the name Dakota.
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continued operation of two massive projects in
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making Sioux Falls the headquarters for the
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fundraising, constructing, and overseeing All
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with a large endowment from the wealthy
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