Speaker 1: Deborah, with her thirty years of being an entrepreneur and
Speaker 1: creating over seven companies, knows exactly what it means to
Speaker 1: accept the mission. When you make that decision, when you
Speaker 1: accept the mission to become a solopreneur, to take yourself
Speaker 1: and your talents to market, then you embrace a life
Speaker 1: of not only unlimited possibilities, but also the unknown. It's
Speaker 1: an elixir of fear and bravery that only someone who's
Speaker 1: taken the leap really understands. On our show, deb digs
Speaker 1: deep with her guests to highlight what you the listener
Speaker 1: wants to know, the stories, the whys, and the hows
Speaker 1: to navigate the journey to success. Get ready to hear
Speaker 1: from some of the most incredible mission takers from Generation
Speaker 1: Z to boomers. So sit up, perk up, and get
Speaker 1: ready to be blown away. Now Here is your host,
Speaker 1: Deborah Drummond.
Speaker 2: Hello, and welcome back, Mission Taker. The cool thing about
Speaker 2: this show is that audience and the people that speak
Speaker 2: on the show, we're same same. I know, I know
Speaker 2: a lot of you, and I'm so appreciative. I say
Speaker 2: it every single time. And you know, good thing that
Speaker 2: doctor Rob here doesn't have a podcast. Maybe he doesn't
Speaker 2: know he does. Yes, the thing, Rob, You're just gonna
Speaker 2: have to you know you just because I claim to
Speaker 2: have the best podcast audience because they're super interactive. They
Speaker 2: don't just take it in and information, but they passed.
Speaker 2: We look at our international our international you know, and
Speaker 2: it's great. We look at our international numbers and our
Speaker 2: analytics all the time because that's how our brain works. Hmm.
Speaker 2: That might be. That might have been a drop people,
Speaker 2: It might have been a mic drop. But doctor Robb
Speaker 2: as you can see, has a beautiful green shirt on
Speaker 2: for those that are watching, if you're listening, driving, keep
Speaker 2: doing what you're doing and talking about Ireland and we
Speaker 2: are just, shall we say, rocking the beautiful shores of
Speaker 2: Ireland these days with listeners and watchers. So thank you
Speaker 2: so much for that. Now. I always tell you what's
Speaker 2: going to happen for you today? What kind of audience
Speaker 2: you are today? You know what you were a very
Speaker 2: optimized audience. You go for the go. That's who you
Speaker 2: are today. And so you are going to welcome and
Speaker 2: listen and so much about how you can raise the
Speaker 2: bar on that. We have doctor Rob Kelly with us
Speaker 2: today and he loves to play in the world of
Speaker 2: neuroscience and he is a positivity coach. Now, if you
Speaker 2: go to his website, which we encourage you to do after,
Speaker 2: you're going to be able to read and hear some
Speaker 2: of his story, and it is it takes your breath away.
Speaker 2: It really takes your breath away. The story I was
Speaker 2: listening to this morning. And obviously Rob, you can share
Speaker 2: or choose to share on how you got into this venture.
Speaker 2: But just when you had that moment about how you
Speaker 2: realize when you were at that store and you were
Speaker 2: making that purchase, you realize that you had relief prior
Speaker 2: to actually obtaining the object that you wanted and realized
Speaker 2: that you had a neuronal connection with the result of
Speaker 2: what you thought that purchase would do for you. I
Speaker 2: thought that was incredible. But without any further Ado, let's
Speaker 2: listen to who we're going to listen to today. So
Speaker 2: mister Rob Kelly, welcome to the Mission Accepted Show, where
Speaker 2: you know what people take missions, and I think the
Speaker 2: big part about that is that they actually stay on them.
Speaker 3: Alari, Thanks Den, Hey guys, great to see you. It's
Speaker 3: doctor Rob Kelly. I'm over in San Anatomio, Texas. But
Speaker 3: as you can tell by the accents. I'm actually from Chicago.
Speaker 4: I was joking.
Speaker 3: I'm actually from Manchester to England, and I've been in
Speaker 3: Texas for around nineteen years.
Speaker 4: And we love what we do because we do what
Speaker 4: we love very good.
Speaker 2: Now there's a story there. I mean, you know, as
Speaker 2: someone who loves and adors, you know a lot of
Speaker 2: countries for a lot of reason. But I lean in
Speaker 2: the way of Europe. How did you end off in
Speaker 2: Texas and how did you end up doing what you're doing.
Speaker 2: Let's start a little bit with telling people what it
Speaker 2: is that you do. Because neuroscience has so many playgrounds.
Speaker 2: It has so many playgrounds, let's talk about yours.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 3: We cover depression, child of trauma, ATSD, alcoholism, addiction, motivation,
Speaker 3: and we're doing early testing.
Speaker 4: On Alzheimer's and onset dementia right now.
Speaker 3: Five offices around the world here, San Antonio, Ganas, Manchester, England, Spain, Switzerland,
Speaker 3: and London is where our offices are.
Speaker 4: I'm lucky enough to own four businesses today.
Speaker 3: And five percent of our deal today is alcoholism and
Speaker 3: addiction and the ninety five is rerouting brains for success.
Speaker 4: That's what we do.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe we want to share with our audience a
Speaker 2: little bit on what that looks like. You know what
Speaker 2: that looks like. Is it supplementation, is it mindset? Is
Speaker 2: it coaching? Is it training? And what are people coming
Speaker 2: to you for? I mean that ninety five percent are
Speaker 2: coming for successes that in relationships? Is that in their business?
Speaker 4: Like, that's divast We're working with a lot of entrepreneurs
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 3: I mainly work with a listen bridges these days because
Speaker 3: I only work four hours a day and my staff
Speaker 3: cover the rest, which is great. But yeah, I mean
Speaker 3: it's anything from the housewife who's lost their identity to
Speaker 3: the entrepreneurial with Texas million dollars a year but once
Speaker 3: it's ten million.
Speaker 4: Dollars a year.
Speaker 3: So we have a ninety eight percent success rates in
Speaker 3: everything that we do with nine and a half thousand
Speaker 3: patients so far.
Speaker 4: So we kind of guarantee our work.
Speaker 3: So we'll take it from A to Z or hey,
Speaker 3: we'll give you your money back kind of thing.
Speaker 4: So very serious of what we do.
Speaker 3: We're all about neural science, brain spotting, ninety breathwork therapy, NLP.
Speaker 3: Subliminal messaging is how we get the brain to redivert
Speaker 3: and repattern because everything's done a pattern with the brain.
Speaker 4: If you can break that.
Speaker 3: Self sauchargeant pattern, then we're off to a good start.
Speaker 3: So there's oxygen involved, there's food involved.
Speaker 4: There's mindset itself shifting patterns.
Speaker 3: Routines make sure that you get to where you want
Speaker 3: to be because literally, if you know how the mine works, guys,
Speaker 3: you realize you can do anything that you want to do.
Speaker 4: The only person that's stopping you is you.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, most people walk around about forty five to fifty
Speaker 3: five percent of their capability and capacity in the world.
Speaker 3: I don't care if you're a movie star. I've met
Speaker 3: movie stars that are hanging around forty five to sixty
Speaker 3: percent of the capabilities. With guys, we need to live
Speaker 3: one hundred percent. You haven't got along on this earth.
Speaker 3: I'm sixty three now, so by right I have thirteen
Speaker 3: or twelve summer times left.
Speaker 4: We don't have time, so it's running now.
Speaker 3: So we take people from there to there in the
Speaker 3: shortest possible time so you can go out and enjoy
Speaker 3: your life. Because when I say to somebody I'm happy
Speaker 3: every day, the first thing they say that, well, that's impossible.
Speaker 3: Well it is with that mindset. I come from the streets, man,
Speaker 3: I was brought up on a project. I got off
Speaker 3: a dry bed this morning. My wife made me tea
Speaker 3: and toast. Are you kidding me? I don't have bad days.
Speaker 3: I have better days an others. Because I'm human. I
Speaker 3: don't have bad days. And with that mindset, thing start
Speaker 3: to happen, and great stuff is drawn to you because
Speaker 3: everything when you need on what is all around us.
Speaker 4: We just can't see it.
Speaker 2: I can hear the how so I can hear people say.
Speaker 2: So we talked a little bit of breath work. You
Speaker 2: talked about oxygen. Maybe talk about that. I know that
Speaker 2: there is Is it a ninety minute breath work? Maybe
Speaker 2: give us some more details with someone's like, okay, great,
Speaker 2: am I doing some of those things already, as there's
Speaker 2: a way that things need to be done in sequenced Like.
Speaker 3: Let me talk about that ninety breath It's a neuroscience
Speaker 3: software that changes the brain with subliminal messages and vibration
Speaker 3: and sam binger out four twenty five megahoods and it
Speaker 3: takes you to a different level of vibration A while
Speaker 3: me as nine dimension nine directions subliminal messing is coming
Speaker 3: to you and sneaking into the subconscious brain, so you
Speaker 3: can't hear the subliminal messages.
Speaker 4: And that's where the magic is in.
Speaker 3: Everything that we do is the subliminal messaging. And if
Speaker 3: I told you to do something, you're probably going to go.
Speaker 4: Now, I'm not going to do that.
Speaker 3: But we can plant words and sentences in the subconscious
Speaker 3: that later comes to the conscious and.
Speaker 4: You will do so. For instance, a guy loves steak.
Speaker 3: He comes to the office every day he's working with us,
Speaker 3: and I planted the word fish in his mind when
Speaker 3: you were going out for a steak dena with a
Speaker 3: few of his friends. But a rob fish down. Put
Speaker 3: it on an enveload and I give it to his wife,
Speaker 3: handing that after he orders, well he orders fish, of
Speaker 3: course he does. So there handing the envelope and you
Speaker 3: take it out and there's the fish. That's a simple
Speaker 3: way of putting it. Absolutely mind blowing is what that is.
Speaker 3: And of course NLP neural linguistic programming. We're against subliminal
Speaker 3: direct language to teach you not only how to talk
Speaker 3: to yourself, but also talk to you brain, and then
Speaker 3: the brain talk to the behavioral science of what you
Speaker 3: do on a daily basis.
Speaker 4: So you have to come in every single day for
Speaker 4: an hour.
Speaker 3: It's a ninety day program so that we can fully
Speaker 3: reground and we will go to any less to make
Speaker 3: sure that you come in first. All go, hey, God,
Speaker 3: this is what I need. I need my business building up,
Speaker 3: I need to get back.
Speaker 4: To my wife, I need to get my children.
Speaker 3: I'm an adage and depressed, and we say, okay, here's
Speaker 3: the plan we're going to say from here. So if
Speaker 3: you're depressed, most people go to the doctors and get
Speaker 3: undepressed medication, which is a false serotonin. So if you
Speaker 3: look in the Medical USA dictionary, depression is defined as
Speaker 3: lack of serotonin. So rather going to the doctor and
Speaker 3: asking for false ceretonium, why aren't we asking the question
Speaker 3: in this country is why is my serotonin go in
Speaker 3: the first place. So then we're look at your food,
Speaker 3: we look at your training. You diet the oxygen, so
Speaker 3: the presence of oxygen equals the lack of disease. So
Speaker 3: every disease is the human body created in the hypoxic
Speaker 3: area of the body where there's no oxygen. So it's
Speaker 3: stuff like this that we present and change and find
Speaker 3: your identity and find your niche in life, and convince
Speaker 3: you that you're unstoppable, because.
Speaker 4: That's that's all it is is.
Speaker 3: If you knew how powerful you were, if we could
Speaker 3: swap places that tell us our places all the time,
Speaker 3: and we could swap places for five minutes, or your
Speaker 3: problems will be over because you don't see what I
Speaker 3: see and their lives the.
Speaker 4: Problem of the chapel trauma.
Speaker 2: Right, very cool, So ninety days an hour every day,
Speaker 2: and do people need to be there in person or
Speaker 2: can they do this?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's ninety five percent is telehealth so rightever you
Speaker 3: around the world. We use zoom because it's a very
Speaker 3: good hippo guaranteed. You know, we have lots of service
Speaker 3: as well, extrameal guarantees anonymity. So yeah, finally five percent
Speaker 3: coming office, So yeah, you can do anywhere you want.
Speaker 4: Guys, you really.
Speaker 2: Can tell us a little bit of backstory. How did
Speaker 2: this come to you or how.
Speaker 4: Did you get it?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm an alcoholic, I was an alcoholic. I don't
Speaker 3: define or describe myself as an alcoholic today.
Speaker 4: I don't like.
Speaker 3: Labels, but took my first drink at the age of
Speaker 3: nine in Liverpool. Most people know Liverpool from the Beatles
Speaker 3: on stage, Anti and musical family, and that one day
Speaker 3: I set off a motion for twenty years.
Speaker 4: Later when everything would go wrong. But the traits, you know,
Speaker 4: So we discovered.
Speaker 3: Everything I talked about stage has been trials, has been
Speaker 3: researched by us. We're not just googling stuff here, guys.
Speaker 3: We spent millions on research. So everything that's happened or
Speaker 3: the childhood trauma, everything I took in.
Speaker 4: I was a shy kid, I was a bully kid.
Speaker 3: I scraped through to colleague because it's a friend of
Speaker 3: a friend that I knew kind of thing. And then
Speaker 3: had to children and lost them all, lost my girls
Speaker 3: aged one and three when the authorities suffered them off
Speaker 3: me and thirty years on I was still strange.
Speaker 4: But from there so and then I became homeless.
Speaker 3: I mean I literally lost everything, millions of dollars, houses, cars,
Speaker 3: medical license, everything in my life was taken away from me.
Speaker 3: And I was homeless for the first time in my
Speaker 3: life around I want to say twenty six, twenty five,
Speaker 3: twenty six, twenty seven, around that period, and I remember
Speaker 3: the first night on the streets I was sat in
Speaker 3: this bus stop in the middle of Manchester. It was
Speaker 3: pouring down with brain it was freezing cold, and I
Speaker 3: sat down and I looked around the scary place, and
Speaker 3: I thought, what the hell just happened?
Speaker 4: And there started about fourteen months off.
Speaker 3: I died twice on the streets and attempted five other suicides.
Speaker 3: At the beginning and a strong you know, boxing, karate, bodybuilder.
Speaker 3: And then as the months went on the streets to
Speaker 3: drop wake and dropped wait and drop way, and I
Speaker 3: had my nose broken, my teeth knocked out.
Speaker 4: You know. I was fighting daily for my life most
Speaker 4: of the time.
Speaker 2: Wow. And then you woke up, Then you realized, and
Speaker 2: how did this come into your world?
Speaker 4: There's two stories I'm going to tell and I would
Speaker 4: never tell. He's for fifty and twenty years. I'm on
Speaker 4: the streets one night.
Speaker 3: It's really dark, and where the factories are and the
Speaker 3: office blocks, no human being inside, no houses. It's pointing
Speaker 3: down and right, and I dropped down to my hands
Speaker 3: and knees and I started to cry like a baby.
Speaker 3: I wasn't crying because my children had gone, my wife's gone,
Speaker 3: money's gone. For the first time in my life, I
Speaker 3: was crying for my achy belly because.
Speaker 4: I realized I can stop drinking.
Speaker 3: I walked up to the sky as an atheist, and
Speaker 3: I said, if there's a God up there, I can't
Speaker 3: give this on my own anymore. The guy walked round
Speaker 3: the coll of thirty forty seconds later with a bipe
Speaker 3: in his hand. He he missed his last person from
Speaker 3: Bible stories, so he'd been walking an hour. He took
Speaker 3: a shortcut he never he's never taken before because he's
Speaker 3: never walked home. He came across May and he said,
Speaker 3: you need help. He took me back to the house.
Speaker 3: I shaved for the first time in a year. I
Speaker 3: had proper food. And he went on to explain, you
Speaker 3: can come here from you can stay for as long
Speaker 3: as you're like Rob, but you've got to come to
Speaker 3: these AA meetings because I've been recovering. If you don't come,
Speaker 3: it's not going to work. I hated them meetings, but
Speaker 3: I went halfway around the meeting. Halfway through is this
Speaker 3: guy said, manage John, and I'll recovered alcoholic and a
Speaker 3: lot of Berrik.
Speaker 4: And said, what do you just say? It stands recovered.
Speaker 4: You can't recover from this. I must have begin so,
Speaker 4: but he talked. He talked directly to me, although he
Speaker 4: wasn't speaking to me.
Speaker 3: So after the meeting went home and I said, hey,
Speaker 3: John Manning, is robbing you sponsored me? And he said no,
Speaker 3: but what I will do is I'll be a spiritual
Speaker 3: advisor for twelve weeks. And I thought, well, weird, but okay.
Speaker 3: So I went around to that man's house every Wednesday
Speaker 3: for twelve weeks. I left Derek's at six, I walked
Speaker 3: there for an hour. I had to go to his
Speaker 3: second floor apartment exactly one minutes to seven, and at
Speaker 3: eight o'clock one minute too. He'd walk me out halfway
Speaker 3: through conversation. And I did that for twelve weeks. On
Speaker 3: the last day, he told me that my life would change,
Speaker 3: I'd be taken to a different country and that I
Speaker 3: have to guarantee people can recover from addiction and alcoholism.
Speaker 3: But he said, my life's going to change for tomorrow.
Speaker 3: And I said, John, thank you for everything you've done
Speaker 3: for me. But I'm in this guy's house called Derek.
Speaker 3: I'm in the basement on the block mattress nobody knows
Speaker 3: on then job down. The next day therek comes home
Speaker 3: halfway through the day, and are you doing home?
Speaker 4: I'm tiring up. You're doing the dishes and stuff, he said.
Speaker 3: The guy that switched the floor of the factory's just
Speaker 3: resigned you on a part time job.
Speaker 4: I wasn't taking a job and I said.
Speaker 3: Yeah, of course yeah. So later he turned into a
Speaker 3: full time job. So after two weeks got my first
Speaker 3: pay packet. So I went to the guys stations.
Speaker 4: I brought you on Little Time, Teddy Bear.
Speaker 3: So I look a look forward and a card, and
Speaker 3: I wrote on the card, thank you John for introducing
Speaker 3: me to God.
Speaker 4: Because he capital aged.
Speaker 3: Took the compulser to it away and I went back
Speaker 3: to John's deb I'm so excited to see this guy,
Speaker 3: so tell him that I've been working people and my
Speaker 3: life's changing.
Speaker 4: And when I got.
Speaker 3: There, I was banging on the door and knocking the door,
Speaker 3: and the woman on the right hand side of the
Speaker 3: apartments came out, Can I help you?
Speaker 4: I said, Yeah, where's John. It's still living. He looks
Speaker 4: like he's empty, he said, John. Who? I said, John
Speaker 4: and a neighbor. So I wanted been there two months.
Speaker 4: I've never seen him. I'm sorry. So I went around
Speaker 4: to the left bang on his door a little bit
Speaker 4: too loud. Big guy came, so, what do you want?
Speaker 4: So where's John relocated? To please?
Speaker 3: And he said John who? I said, the guy need
Speaker 3: started you was wrong with him? The guy he went
Speaker 3: on to tell me that that apartment is derelict and
Speaker 3: it used to have all tape all over it and
Speaker 3: if you went in the front door, you'd fall two
Speaker 3: or three flights and kill zone.
Speaker 4: So I'm thinking this man is insane.
Speaker 3: So I goes back to the meeting where I met
Speaker 3: Jo on the next day, wondering if anybody would recognize me,
Speaker 3: And as I walked in the chair went oh, my god, Robert,
Speaker 3: great to see you, and I said, thank God for that.
Speaker 3: I think I'm going insane. Just John still come there.
Speaker 3: What time does it get in? And he said John who?
Speaker 3: I said, John, I was over at the COPMA scene,
Speaker 3: you know, asking him about sponsoring me. And he said,
Speaker 3: Rob we thought you were praying because you were talking
Speaker 3: to yourself. So we've never found that man. Ninety eight
Speaker 3: percent of my work is what he told me. And
Speaker 3: when I got wealthy, I hired the best detective agency,
Speaker 3: certainly the most expensive, to track John down and nobody
Speaker 3: could find him. So a few months later, a year
Speaker 3: or two later, I invited to come over here to.
Speaker 4: Dallas, Texas for two weeks to speak, and so I did.
Speaker 3: And when I stepped up the planet b at W,
Speaker 3: I knew I was never going to go home again.
Speaker 3: And that's how it started.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sure there's pin droppings everywhere, including my that's
Speaker 2: a very powerful story. I mean, obviously you lived it
Speaker 2: so well. I've yet to hear that kind of entry,
Speaker 2: but I've had that kind of experience, and I can
Speaker 2: appreciate you sharing that. I think it's not only a
Speaker 2: powerful story, but it's a vulnerable story. Right, It's a
Speaker 2: very vulnerable story because someone might say that that's not science,
Speaker 2: but I would say that's purity.
Speaker 4: I think that's pure science. Interis definitely John.
Speaker 2: Is there anything else that you want to share with
Speaker 2: us about what you do or why you do it?
Speaker 3: I do it every day for a couple of reasons.
Speaker 3: I want to be somebody's there all the time. So
Speaker 3: there's a way out of this. Doesn't matter what you
Speaker 3: going through psycho wise depression and PTSD, there's one hundred
Speaker 3: percent guaranteed way out of it.
Speaker 4: And then more so we come out of addiction or depression.
Speaker 3: You know, you know, we've got to stop building a
Speaker 3: life that's pets it and anything else in the world.
Speaker 4: And the other reason why I do it today is
Speaker 4: I knew.
Speaker 3: I believe in God. I don't go to church, don't
Speaker 3: read the Bible, and nothing like that. But four years ago,
Speaker 3: my eldest daughter that was three years old, the last
Speaker 3: thing she said to me was Daddy, Daddy, please stop
Speaker 3: drinking when the authorities were taking him off because HI
Speaker 3: goad him for two days in a stupor not being
Speaker 3: changed or fed for two days. I got a message
Speaker 3: four years ago, a message here and it was my daughter.
Speaker 4: We call her.
Speaker 3: Charlie, and she said, Dad, need to call me guard.
Speaker 3: I mean that alone was crazy. So I've got somebody
Speaker 3: to show you.
Speaker 4: So we went there. I was on a plane before
Speaker 4: and as we.
Speaker 3: Had kind of people around as a door all or
Speaker 3: stuff for are so greatful and blessed. Four hours I
Speaker 3: on a plane. Next day, it goes out to the house,
Speaker 3: opened the door. We hoped, we cried. She stopped me
Speaker 3: by my hands. She brought me into a living room
Speaker 3: and she handed him at three month old granddaughter That's
Speaker 3: why I do it today because I know there's one
Speaker 3: hundred percent way out. The neuroscience today, whether lead no
Speaker 3: authority on this, we like to think is absolutely mind blowing,
Speaker 3: and we just want to we want to give. I
Speaker 3: don't say I don't want people to do as good
Speaker 3: as I want people to do better than me. And
Speaker 3: for me, it's been vulnerable, sharing the experience and having
Speaker 3: the science side of it to bring you out of that.
Speaker 3: Because everybody's got a story and everybody can be even
Speaker 3: making them million dollars a year, and people think it's
Speaker 3: really hard.
Speaker 4: It's not.
Speaker 3: But from my background, the hardest thing is stay insane
Speaker 3: while you do that. Coming from the projects I was
Speaker 3: saying about this money, but I just I just love people.
Speaker 3: I love helping people get well. Sometimes we're a bit aggressive,
Speaker 3: we're very You've got to pass an assessment to get
Speaker 3: on here. We don't just take anybody, hence the highest
Speaker 3: success rate. But yeah, it's just you know, I do
Speaker 3: podcasts to change your life.
Speaker 4: I don't podcast. Oh please go to my website please.
Speaker 3: You know I could work with that, but asked me
Speaker 3: the saving a life here, so everything else will be taken.
Speaker 4: Care of that's all I've got to do.
Speaker 3: And you know, I speak all over the world and
Speaker 3: I get to do this stuff today.
Speaker 4: And it's just mind blowing.
Speaker 3: When you sat in the house so absolutely a crazy
Speaker 3: movie start. It was last video he got paid fourteen
Speaker 3: million to do. And I'm sat in his house going,
Speaker 3: oh my god, look where I come. Man from where
Speaker 3: I was because I wasn't meant to meet them kind
Speaker 3: of people, that's for sure, coming through where I come from.
Speaker 4: But life takes on a new meaning.
Speaker 3: And I just I mean, I'm sixty three, like I said,
Speaker 3: I'm not you know, I'm not going to live in
Speaker 3: over fifty years, that's for sure. So I want as
Speaker 3: many people as I can because I know one thing
Speaker 3: there when I get to heaven and I started drying
Speaker 3: the God. You know, it's not going to ask me
Speaker 3: how much was the house you lived in, how much
Speaker 3: was that carry you were driving.
Speaker 4: It's going to ask me what I'm paying. How many
Speaker 4: people did you help? And I want to bring down there.
Speaker 2: Wow. As you talk. The words that we talk often
Speaker 2: at least at least in our staff meetings is the
Speaker 2: stretch to significance. And it's the stretch that you go
Speaker 2: through as an individual that becomes that servant leader that
Speaker 2: helps other people walk that path. Not easy, not easy.
Speaker 3: No, that's but it's doable that everybody can be either.
Speaker 4: This is doable one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: You've got to stop believing the myths that are around
Speaker 3: and entertaining to mental health because they're probably are wrong.
Speaker 3: And you've got to stop believing that you lecture can
Speaker 3: do anything. And you know, I used to say this
Speaker 3: years ago in America to people, that you can do
Speaker 3: anything you want to do. And the first thing every
Speaker 3: American I work with said the same thing. But I
Speaker 3: can't be president of the United States. Well that's for
Speaker 3: a second. Forget political views. I'm not into politics whatsoever.
Speaker 3: You've got to admit we had a business that we're
Speaker 3: in the country with no political experience whatsoever. Don't dare
Speaker 3: tell me you can't achieve your goals and drink.
Speaker 4: It's just not true.
Speaker 3: Somebody's put that, man, somebody has just told me yes,
Speaker 3: ago and you've kept hold of that. It's not true.
Speaker 3: So stop putting the brakes on your imagination, guys, because
Speaker 3: you can reach the stars. Believe me, I've seen it
Speaker 3: millions of times.
Speaker 2: Well that's inspiring and it's hopeful, and I think it's refreshing.
Speaker 2: I also really love the story about how you were
Speaker 2: divinely inspired. You know, sometimes people call them messages or
Speaker 2: calling and sometimes they're loud, you know, sometimes they're loud,
Speaker 2: and sometimes they're almost unbelievable yourselves. No, it's not the
Speaker 2: show for me to share mind, but it's definitely my
Speaker 2: show to you know, we talk about that, and we
Speaker 2: talk to people that are making changes, and it is
Speaker 2: not unusually to be highly spiritual, noted noted to do
Speaker 2: the work that you do. Look, we're going to have
Speaker 2: all of everything in the show.
Speaker 4: Notes.
Speaker 2: Is there anything that you get asked on a regular
Speaker 2: basis from people that you can address now? Like when
Speaker 2: people go like, what are some of the first things
Speaker 2: that they say to you that the audience can hear
Speaker 2: so that everything that you just shared can land for them.
Speaker 3: How do I change? What's my first step to change?
Speaker 3: And I'm going to give you three things that's going
Speaker 3: to change your life? Guys, I can do the problem.
Speaker 3: So neuralscience thing, one of the reasons nobody's woke up
Speaker 3: laughing ever, is lack of oxygen.
Speaker 4: So an almost Acadian sleeppantner two in the.
Speaker 3: House and two and four or five is when their
Speaker 3: body size lowest, So there's no oxygen hardly, So long
Speaker 3: we wake up, the subconscious brain thrives in a hypoxic situation.
Speaker 3: So the subconscious brain wakes us up. How did you
Speaker 3: get rid of that guy and strike up the conscious brain? Well, again,
Speaker 3: it's oxygen. So the first thing I wanted to do, guys,
Speaker 3: when you get up is in order to sit on
Speaker 3: the side of the bed or hold on if you're
Speaker 3: standing up. And I wanted to take twenty exaggerated breath
Speaker 3: in and out, really exaggerate them. And what that's doing
Speaker 3: is is getting oxygen to the brain, and every single
Speaker 3: sell around the body, you'll go dizzy, but you're supposed
Speaker 3: to about this because of the oxygen flood. Then go
Speaker 3: into the bathroom and if you brush your teeth with
Speaker 3: your left hand, brush it with you right for a week,
Speaker 3: left right for it, so I'll turn it for a month.
Speaker 3: If you right that eating, you're left for a week,
Speaker 3: right for a week. And then I wanted to do ten.
Speaker 3: I love you is looking to yourself in the mirror,
Speaker 3: but don't stand near the mirror when you stand six
Speaker 3: feet away from the mirror, all the blemishes.
Speaker 4: Go, and you see what other people see.
Speaker 3: Because when we're close up putting makeup on girls or
Speaker 3: guy's shaving, we see all our blemishes.
Speaker 4: When's the last time you wait in the off age?
Speaker 4: We don't do that, So we see what I'm buy.
Speaker 3: And then compliment three people. Your life will change with somemookays,
Speaker 3: I'm telling you it'll change with a monow.
Speaker 4: It's a gift man. And you realize that that oxygen
Speaker 4: is very, very important. And just be careful what you eat,
Speaker 4: you know. I mean if you.
Speaker 3: Pick something up the shelf, like I don't know, a
Speaker 3: health bar and the first the ingredients canoa or the
Speaker 3: suffare or throw it away, we can't. What happens with
Speaker 3: food easy is we eat something probably oils, canoa, oils
Speaker 3: that we can't methalate. So if we can't methylate, then
Speaker 3: becomes a deficiency. When it's efficiently, there's an illness. So
Speaker 3: every single food we put into our body is not
Speaker 3: used in that form. It's converted to what the body
Speaker 3: of all row foods to what we need. So if
Speaker 3: you've got a methylation problem with the food that you're eating.
Speaker 3: The deficiency happens the illness. So when I've got heart
Speaker 3: disease and my dad has heart disease, and I've caught
Speaker 3: it off my dad, it's now biologically impossible. Dad can't methylate.
Speaker 3: Let's say onions. You leave the house is sixteen seventeen eighteen.
Speaker 3: You kind of keep the same staple diet as the
Speaker 3: family is eating. Now you can't methylate, onions becomes of
Speaker 3: it becomes a heart problem. You think, you call it
Speaker 3: if you don't, No, we've got to be careful what
Speaker 3: we're eating. We need the right fuel inside. It's more
Speaker 3: row food, more grounding, you know, more looking after yourselles.
Speaker 3: Get the four chemicals in your brain every single day,
Speaker 3: which are important.
Speaker 4: Don't mean oxytocin, serotonin, and dolphins. Four chemicals, man, and
Speaker 4: you can do that with sunlight and all the stuff.
Speaker 3: But we mamb we two chemicals, the most important chemicals,
Speaker 3: dopamine and serotonin, are created in the stomach.
Speaker 4: So if you're eating like crap, you're not gonna.
Speaker 3: Be At the same time, show me someone who's depressed,
Speaker 3: I'll show you someone with the guts issues.
Speaker 4: Show me somebody who is addicted. I'll show you somebody
Speaker 4: with gout issues.
Speaker 2: I love let's finish with this a little bit. I
Speaker 2: love how you talk about food because I've been, you know,
Speaker 2: singing that praise for a long time. But I was
Speaker 2: fer I think it was on your Facebook. I was
Speaker 2: watching and you literally were holding up a product, you lily,
Speaker 2: going through the ingredients, and I was like, hallelujah, right,
Speaker 2: you know, I'm like, EFTC number three and five you need,
Speaker 2: you know, and You're like, look at the ingredients, And
Speaker 2: I thought that was right on because you just brought
Speaker 2: it to the real you know, you brought it to
Speaker 2: the air. You know, you kind of know what's good
Speaker 2: for you, but you do it because.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you do it. Well.
Speaker 3: I caught all that stuff out and last one hundred
Speaker 3: and fifty seven pounds in the last two years. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was three hundred and fifty something and two hundred pounds. Now,
Speaker 3: just for cutting that stuff out and what do you
Speaker 3: want to eat? I'm not high it now, I'm not
Speaker 3: at all. And just be careful that when you pick
Speaker 3: something else, it's not what you think is. So if
Speaker 3: you pick a health bower, it's got nine grams of protein,
Speaker 3: zero fat, zero sugar. Spin it around, look for the
Speaker 3: look for the head and sugaring out the artificial sugar,
Speaker 3: you know, look for all of the oils. Without saying kernola,
Speaker 3: it'll say something else. They rancid oils.
Speaker 4: Guys.
Speaker 3: You just put weight on us, make us depressed. Then
Speaker 3: what happens is we go to the pharmaceutical companies or
Speaker 3: the doctor and he sticks us on the pill that
Speaker 3: we have to take for the rest of our lives.
Speaker 3: And if you don't believe you, guys, have you ever
Speaker 3: been to the doctor taken the pill for the illness
Speaker 3: that he's given you cured the illness so you never
Speaker 3: have to take the pill again?
Speaker 4: I don't think so very good.
Speaker 2: Let's end off with that. Now, is there anywhere there?
Speaker 2: So for those that are people listening and not not viewing,
Speaker 2: do you want to share a place that they can
Speaker 2: find more about you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I'll sell one. I'll start on the two bes.
Speaker 4: Guys.
Speaker 3: It's r O V B K E l O Y
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Speaker 3: on myself dial xt and so I heard you on
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Speaker 3: please don't drinking. The last thing my daughter said to me,
Speaker 3: who's might be therapist? Now office, I'll sign it, I'll
Speaker 3: pay shipp in and let's get ten.
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