Arthur Carmazzi
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first heard Jul 2026
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And that is going to connect back to maybe the visibility element, you know, unless your expertise is just like everybody else, in which case then it won't help.
Well, you know, as I I guess the closing statement in in on on on this podcast, I mean, identity is actually something that we have already kind of identified within us.
It's just and and when we were younger, we have these ideas, these dreams, and and as we develop, you know, the the thing is that it there's things that pull us away from this core idea.
identity, this core identity of of who we want to become.
Okay, because you remember when when we were younger, we want that we were much more altruistic than we became later as adults.
And we wanted to do much bigger things.
The problem is that, you know, this happens and then you go off on a tangent away from your core identity.
And then something else happens and you go in different tangents.
So the
The whole point is to find to rediscover your actual core identity and understand where the the decisions came from that took you away from it.
See, the thing is that people make decisions based on what they think they're going to get often, rather than making decisions based on who they are.
Because, you know, they they're the
If you make a decision based on your core identity, on who you really feel that you you can be and will be and are deeply, you will ultimately get whatever you desire in in that direction.
But sometimes we think, oh, you know, if I this is a shortcut or somebody will kind of, you know, do something wrong.
And then we go outside of our core identity with maybe anger and vengeance or something.
and we do something else and you know, and then every decision we make is going to ultimately take us to either the best version of ourselves or a version that has been distorted that and because it's distorted, we become less joyful in our lives, less grateful in our lives because it took us away from who we really wanted to be.
So when it's all said and done, what do you want your legacy to be?
Legacy is ultimately that um I am leaving behind software and hardware that will help people to find the better version of themselves and will help others to perpetuate that element of helping others to be better versions of themselves.
By licensing, we're still licensing more.
More people in more countries who actually want to make that impact and make some money, you know, at the same time.
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