Dr. Joe Dispenza

And we had a 13-year-old little girl from Italy that went through the whole entire thing, did every meditation.

She was spot on.

Who's that?

Who's she going to be in 10 years from now?

So we want to give people enough tools so that when they go back into their life, they know exactly what they're doing and why they're doing it.

I think it's so important for people to remember that they're the creators of their lives instead of the victim of their lives, right?

So the victim is saying, I'm feeling this way because that person or that circumstance or I don't have any money is causing me to feel this way.

This is my relationship with money.

What that really means is

I'm using my lack to reaffirm my dependency, my addiction, my conditioning.

That's my relationship with money is that I put my attention on money because I don't have it.

Most people never pick up the phone and call.

Most people never ask.

And that's what separates sometimes the people that do things from the people that just dream about them.

And we just want to say thank you.

Today we have some exciting news for you.

Well, I think we've been programmed quite a bit with our relationship with money.

We have a relationship with everything known in our environment.

You have a relationship, a neurological network in your brain for your parents, for your cell phone, for your computer, where you live, where you've lived in the past, what you're going to do tomorrow.

For the most part, the brain is a reflection of everything that we know, right?