Zan Perion
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178 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Jan 2025
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When you die, everything, all your possessions are going to disappear like the wind. And here's the truth. Nobody's going to remember you. That's the truth.
I'm from Canada, so I grew up in the wilderness with no sense of history, no old buildings.
The people in Europe have all this like history that they grew up in and they take it for granted. And you know, when I see a portrait, I see a photo of a woman from 1880. She's smiling like this with a glass of wine, looking at black and white photo of this woman. I'm thinking she's young and pretty. She's probably 21 years old. And she's 100% forgotten today.
He's come to the defeatist point in his life.
Yes. And that shocks my mind. How is that possible that all she dreamed and all she loved and everything she tried to, and she tried to create things and stuff like that, and it's all gone and forgotten? In other words, whatever you're trying, whatever you're in your head about, whatever you're, like, trying to... But I want to point out one thing, Zahn.
Micromanage means nothing. It means nothing.
We're waiting for something else to happen. We're waiting for women to be nice finally. It's not going to happen.
We're waiting. If not now, then when?
That was from a Greek philosopher. If not now, then when? Ask yourself that. If not now, then when? Well, when I save up some money. If not now, then when? I'm telling you guys, this is a call to leadership. This is a fight of your lives. There's no more time.
My concept was this, and I wrote this phrase. It's in my book, and you're going to see it in my book. Because I'm giving you a free copy because no one will buy it. It affected me greatly. It's this. Every great life has had a great renunciation.
Every great life, I'll say that again. Every great life has had a great renunciation. We're this self-help generation. Everybody here has got self-help books sitting on their shelf. You've got programs you've signed up to to try and understand something about yourself.
And it's not necessary to read the book.
It's enough that I bought it and it's sitting on the shelf. I got the answer right there, yeah. Right? We buy these books, we don't read them, but there's the answer right there. And when we read that book, we read the next one, we read the next one, we go to the next program, the next weekend conference, we go to all these conferences, we do all this kind of stuff.
Choosing that. But I'm telling you, that is not enough. That is not enough.
It's going to take everything you've got and more. If you want to have a life, if you want women to look at you like, who's this guy? Go into the wind and speak your name, like I said earlier. Go...
Climb a mountain and don't tell a soul that you did it.
Go into the world and hang around your heroes. Go seek them out. Say, well, I wanted to learn something.
I want to fight for something. That's where you go. That's the power. It's that important.
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