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Last time was very like a PT 
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Yeah, well, I had the blue. 
Little Oh yeah, you didn't yeah,

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it was this is a bit more you're
levelling up a bit more smart 

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today for. 
Why not? 

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I've got to say, Alexander, I 
appreciate that. 

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I appreciate you bringing 
everyone together like this for 

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this special episode. 
We we had this great group chat 

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and then we've individually 
spoke to everyone. 

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You round everyone up well and 
and I and what I appreciate from

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day as well is I've noticed how 
you test people without pushing 

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them too far. 
You test people, you give people

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an opportunity to do something 
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it's all about giving back to an
extent where we can and being in

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this opportunity. 
I mean, and I was saying last 

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night to my partner that 
ultimately none of this would 

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have happened if I wasn't 
pushed. 

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So someone gave me that push in 
order for me to then be in a 

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position to facilitate 
opportunities for other people. 

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And then I mean, being in the 
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creative people who want to 
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So ultimately it's about seeing 
the good in the people and and 

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trying to bring that towards 
what you're trying to create, 

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whilst at the same time giving 
them enough freedom but also 

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direction and allowing them to 
own that space, especially when 

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they're new to the industry, you
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So it's a beautiful position to 
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And I, and I hear this thing 
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creative life about people want 
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to work with good people. 
And the industry is full of good

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people. 
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negativity out there in the 
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There is a lot of bad people as 
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Now I wonder how them, those bad
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to make this work for them 
through that negativity. 

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Exactly. 
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we've had a couple of private 
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couple of centralized around a 
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And narcissism is rife in 
today's world, not only just due

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to the mediums in which that we 
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social media worlds and 
everybody just trying to compare

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themselves with each other 
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differentiance between each 
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I mean, how those people are 
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yet to be foretold. 
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does operate in that space and 
in their roommate, I wish them 

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all the luck in the world. 
But I just when the penny drop 

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moment comes and they hopefully 
realize the error of their 

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mistakes, that they're able to 
take those lessons and drive 

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them forward with them. 
Because we never lose in life, 

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regardless what we put our hand 
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We only learn. 
And if you're open to taking on 

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board those lessons, then bring 
them forward with you as you 

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move forward. 
How have you found a way to be 

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open then, Alexander? 
Because I think we all go to 

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places that are negative in our 
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I've been there. 
But I wonder if for you, you 

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know, we've had the bigger 
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This is just a mini episode 
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But yeah, how do you have you 
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good, more good people and and 
be more good yourself? 

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So with the multiple subsections
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security person. 
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security is identifying 
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traits, picking up on people's 
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language, how they move in a 
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So I think having one of the 
practicality and the skills of 

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those elements and driving those
forward with me and moving them 

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with me in different areas of 
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identify this, remember the 
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So I'm able to identify those. 
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wrong ones before we meet the 
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And and that's just part of the 
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And I just believe that you 
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personal narrative because if 
you do, it's going to consume 

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you, then you're going to allow 
that energy to because energy 

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transfer, all right? 
So if you allow that energy in, 

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that energy now dwells within 
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pass that energy on to somebody 
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And I mean, just through the 
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allowed me to just be me, you 
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And love me, love me, like me, 
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me. 
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spaces and seeing if the 
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by being your authentic true 
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And if if it's not an in 
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you'll find the alignment right 
with the people who are on the 

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same vibration and frequency as 
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And I, and I, and I feel like 
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watching what you've been doing,
Alexander and I, and I feel a 

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sense that I found that with you
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I feel like with this podcast 
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building a team with this. 
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the team that feels, it feels 
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It feels really nice when you 
meet people that you can connect

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with and that we're all trying 
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and Better Together. 
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And I mean, ultimately what, 
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has been amazing for everybody 
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I mean, as you said, we've done 
a collective podcast centralized

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around the project The Devil's 
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We've also done individual ones 
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So it gives them a space and a 
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this new world of, of social 
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And also for your machine to 
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It's, it's everybody's going to 
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So it's a beautiful thing again,
to be able to create those 

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opportunities and bring all of 
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together. 
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You know, when you find like 
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know, it sounds to me very much 
like your your mission is to 

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raise people up, to give people 
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100 But I've always been a hype 
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I always want to lift people up.
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never that for me in, in certain
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know, say that I've been hard 
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you have to be your own 
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You have to be your biggest fan.
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across people who are trying to 
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same path as you, you identify 
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So be that support, be there for
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I mean, I've all remember on the
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I'm a natural empire. 
So my natural calling is to 

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help. 
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calling that I have, you know, 
to try and help as many people 

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in whichever way I possibly can.
I mean, prime example, when I 

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came here earlier on, when we 
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beasty looking animal outside, a
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it had a muzzle on it. 
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this energy in this entity, in 
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existence, the big scary grizzly
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and begging for tickles on his 
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other humans as we interact with
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Sometimes other people might 
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or scary, but as we embrace 
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The layers come down. 
I mean, I get, I get. 

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But I mean it's profiling, is 
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Everybody makes a preconceived 
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seconds of meeting them. 
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haven't got the most friendly 
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across me and when they haven't 
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the mask who? 
You actually are. 

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Yeah, they, they, they make a 
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that. 
And then they put me in that 

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hole where I don't actually 
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But ultimately, I guess from the
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the years with the tattoos with,
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I can't change it. 
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So I mean, it's it's lovely to 
be able to connect and go deeper

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into a relationship for somebody
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Do you know what I mean, 100? 
Percent and that's important and

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you know, this is just a mini 
episode here Alexander if 

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anyone's watching or listening 
and does want to find out more 

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about Alexander, you can go back
and listen to the to the longer 

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episode, which I which I highly 
recommend it's a it's a fun one.

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It's an exciting one. 
And we we, we discovered a lot 

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on that journey. 
And you know, I asked you the 

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question that I'm asking 
everyone now on that episode. 

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And I don't know if you remember
what your answer to my big 

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question. 
I can't about no, because it the

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conversation a few weeks back 
now. 

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But I asked you, how would you 
make this a better world? 

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And I wonder from today's 
conversations where I'm not 

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going to remind you of what you 
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where you would take that today.
By taking action on the feeling 

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and emotion in which that drives
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And for me, that's empathy and 
trying to help people in 

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whatever way I can and be the 
light in a world that's shadowed

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with darkness. 
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That's beautiful. 
God bless you. 

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Thank you Alexander, been a 
pleasure, appreciate today and 

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if anyone has been watching or 
listening, we appreciate you for

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joining this conversation. 
Thank you. 

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So much bye bye. 
God bless. 

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Wonderful.