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fun, special moment. Right now, we've got the lovely Stephanie Lind with us all the way from

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Denver, Colorado. So, Stephanie, thank you for being with us. Oh my goodness, my pleasure.

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Yeah, so I'm stoked to be able to chat with you and hear some more of your story.

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And we're doing a series this week on the three secrets of automated impact and income. And just

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talking about how in this space of automation, there's, you know, people are now able to

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influence tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, millions of people,

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and also generate really amazing incomes. But it's having a huge influence. So what I'd love

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to hear is your story. So first of all, why don't you tell us about family life and who you are?

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My name is Stephanie Lind. I have five small children and I have a special needs child.

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And I've lived in big cities. So New York City, which is very challenging, you have to

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carry your laundry, you have to carry your groceries. So just living in the cities that

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I've lived have been really intense. And then during that time, I built companies, and I built

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them online because I had five children in seven years. So I had so many small children

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that working a traditional job was simply not an option for me. And I think that that limitation

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pushed me to think and explore things differently. So I started, really the story of my professional

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life is the story of a series of relationships that I made online. One of the most exciting to

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me, obviously being the Alexanders, because what Benji is doing with his automation and business

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is not like anyone I've ever seen in this space. But you do several things that are, the reason

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people get into this is because of what it is that you're doing, which is so exciting, which is the

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ability to live a lifestyle of creativity with the Holy Spirit, where you're able to just create

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out of the overflow of your life and your experiences, and to monetize that and to be

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reaching thousands, tens of thousands of people is such an opportunity for storing up

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treasures in heaven. So I got into it and I built other little companies. But when I met you, Benji,

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I invested, the chunk that I invested in you was bigger than anything I'd ever thrown, a larger

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sum amount than I'd ever thrown at anything else. And I did that because I was actually able, with

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this generous invitation, to reap and sow out of your business. I actually could make more out of

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your businesses than I could make out of my businesses. Oh, that's amazing. So we'll explore more about

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what that means for people later on. But it's really exciting to just hear your story of

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transformation as well, right? Where it opened up for me. But initially, like your story,

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before automation, before all of this, you were like broke, sick of it, overwhelmed, five kids.

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I'm just trying to like, this is what you would share with me about your story, like what did it

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look like before you discovered automation, before you stepped into this space, what was life like,

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what was your low point? Well, just doing everyday life was an extreme struggle. So I mean, living in

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New York, if you have to carry a kid on the front and a kid on the back in Bjorn, and then you have

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a gallon of milk, and then how much can you carry on the other side? And with laundry, down three

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flights of stairs, over two avenues, seven streets, carrying multiple kids, carrying 70 pounds of

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laundry, pregnant. And then in the snow, you have to like get all your kids in their snow gear.

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And then they walk slow, you know, and you have to put in the laundry, and then you have to walk

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back and take off all of their snow gear, put on all of their snow gear, walk, you know, avenues and

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streets, change the laundry, walk back. So in that level of just difficulty, I would say it was like

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living like a missionary lifestyle, or like living in a, like a developing country. I think that

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there was just nowhere to fit a traditional career. But I feel like a lot of other people

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can't, they're like kind of fitting a nine to five into their life. They feel really spread thin.

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But maybe they're like, is this whole automated income? Is the, you know, opportunities that

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Benji's talking about? Could that really be for me? And what, where that's taken me in terms of

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how my days are laid out,

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but even the opportunities that are open to me,

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I would really encourage people.

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One, partnering with Benji has taken me

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from kind of having to figure it out by myself.

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And, you know, I created my own products,

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I created my own list,

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but being able just to come into what you were doing

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that was so many times faster

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and to sow and reap out of all the culture

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that you're creating was massively accelerating.

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And then for those who want it,

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for those who want to be on social media to influence,

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not just to have the income,

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which you have so brilliantly created systems

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and frameworks for people,

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but if you also desire influence,

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it is so wonderful to live a lifestyle

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where I wake up and I study several hours a day.

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I invite friends in.

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I now have, at one point I had,

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I think four children living in a one bedroom apartment.

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Wow.

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And now I have a, we just put in our seventh bedroom

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and we have a guest floor.

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So people come and stay with me

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and we have these incredible conversations

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that I then create content out of.

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I just got a text today.

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Benji challenged me.

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He's like, Steph, you're going to success yourself to death.

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What exhilarates your heart?

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You need to go after your dreams.

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And so I really wanted to go to Japan with the Baker family.

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Heidi and Roland people are probably familiar

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with their names, but we're really close with their son.

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So he just was like, yeah, let's do Japan.

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So part of what automated income systems allows you to do

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is to not think, have a mindset of,

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well, I could never afford that.

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I could never afford to go on a trip with friends.

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And I just really enjoy Roland's company.

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So like, meet us halfway here.

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And when you have this entrepreneurial lifestyle

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that I was pursuing,

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but Benji massively accelerated for me,

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the question changes from,

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or the thought process changes from,

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I can't afford that to what do I need to invest

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in order to open up that opportunity for myself this month?

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And that's a completely different mindset,

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which is really exciting.

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So the before and after for me was really

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a poverty mindset.

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We can't afford that time poverty, energy poverty.

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And now I'm more free to be moved

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by the impulses of the Holy Spirit,

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to focus on relationship and to invest in myself

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with education and with conversations.

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I have someone, a spiritual advisor coming

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and staying with me.

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I just was at the pool with them.

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I'm doing this interview.

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I don't look great.

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I'm going back to the pool.

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That's my day, you know?

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And so she's staying in the first floor of my house

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with her own bathroom and her own bedroom.

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And if you had said to me,

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you're gonna have a house to show kingdom hospitality,

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I would not have believed you.

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We were so environment poor.

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New Yorkers, we live in a lot of poverty.

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Just upgrades in every arena of my life.

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Finally was able to lose the 30 pounds

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that I could never figure out how to shed.

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Most of that is stress and toxins.

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So just all around, it's...

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And two, I will say this.

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I'm sorry, because I feel like these are monologues, but-

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Good, it's great.

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I love it.

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I hire people in my businesses.

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And if you are in a nine to five,

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just as someone who employs other people,

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normally with jobs, you pay someone the minimum you can

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to get the job done.

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And so a lot of people,

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we're not in an economy where anyone

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is gonna take care of you.

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We are not in an economy where an employer

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tries to retain you for 25 years.

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We are in worldwide a freelance economy.

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And so diversifying your streams of income,

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diversifying your investments,

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or whatever that looks like, is just...

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I think to not be thinking that way

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is such a high opportunity cost

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because there's no one who will be thinking

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of your advancement and opportunity

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if you're not thinking of that for yourself.

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And most people also drastically underestimate

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how much they, like if a financial advisor

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looked at most people's financial situation,

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they would say, you have so much risk here.

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Just you, most people I think have financial,

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even just, like I have a special needs daughter.

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Okay, like, do you have anything put away for her at all

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for who would take care of her

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if something happened to the both of you?

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Any type of, I wasn't even thinking on that level.

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Like, are we even minimally prepared

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to take care of our own?

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Not even being generous to family members

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who also don't really even have enough finances

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to take care of themselves in a difficult.

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position. So even just all right I these even just within your own family the amount of money that

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you have to have to say if we have a um like if not all things in life for all people I'm connected

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to go absolutely ideally. Yeah. Most people do not have the financial ability to even take care

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of themselves much less very key family members that they deeply care for. So I would challenge

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you to in your financial thinking to increase and make more realistic the goals that you are

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should be considering as a financially mature person who cares for others. And if you um

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start getting realistic about those numbers it will be evident very quickly that most people's

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that like these types of opportunities on the side are necessary to get people to what I would

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consider a minimally viable like responsible financial plan in their life. And I'm recently

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adulting and considering these things as a 35 year old. So I'm thankful to be able to be um

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like adverse situation planning. Yeah. For the first time. I'm just saying where I like that's

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just where I am. Yeah. As a person. Cool. Just starting to think about those things. When you

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went back in the day when you were in New York um was it your husband who was

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earning the cash and you were kind of stay-at-home mom. Yeah. Not really not contributing anything to

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the finances of the family. Just looking after. I mean it sounds pretty hectic just looking after

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the kids. Just the laundry sounds intense. Laundry was intense. I yeah when I would see women

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complain about laundry I'm like you have a machine in your home. I I worked the jobs that

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brought in income when we were dating and young married. And my husband worked um resume jobs. So

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he worked jobs that looked impressive and paid $11 an hour. And I worked I was a nanny. So I

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always worked when I was pregnant. When I had my daughter in college um after we were married we

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got pregnant 20 days after we got married. I worked jobs that I could take my daughter to.

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And in addition to working my jobs and caring for my children and going to college I started

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building my online businesses. Awesome. And I and I and I didn't have any support and so I would do

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things like I would take my kids and put them into the YMCA for two hours of child care and I would

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work. Or I would stay up I would get up at four or I would stay up till two. And if I had found

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someone like you who said here's a system. Here's a product. And even you know I know you always are

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coming up with a new offer. I like turn around and you have a new product and a new offer and a new

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funnel. Never seen anyone produce like you. It's inspiring. But um you basically have to have in

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order to have a uh this automated income you have to have a product and you have to have traffic.

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Yeah. So coming up with a plan for both of those things is is the is the gig. That's the

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amazing. So it frees you from trading your time for money. Which I feel like in this economy

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everyone should be really serious about how can I free myself from just trading my time

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for money. Because you will never you will never build wealth. And I don't even think that you can

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um like that system is basically rigged. You're giving 30 percent to the government and America.

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Like you're just never going to I think even be able to create enough to take care of basic um

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like basic things. And that's not counting well what are the dreams that the Lord has called me to

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do in my life? Yeah. How am I called to give? Okay I've always had a heart for orphans. How am I

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going to meaningfully contribute to that? Yeah totally. So um let me I've got two more questions

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for you. Uh so the first one is what would your world look like now if you didn't have automated

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income systems? Bankruptcy. Poverty. Um how many how many like do you think it's is it a normal

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concept for people? Like what I guess what I'm what I'm thinking is if you look at the statistics

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millions and millions of people have stepped into this place of automated income systems.

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You know making money in the internet, creating systems, creating a product, creating an offer,

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setting it up online. So millions of people have created those but if you look at it percentage

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wise it's not a high percentage of people. You know so a lot of people might not even know someone who

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their whole world operates through automated

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income systems. Do you know, so I guess you're in that space, but do you know many of your friends

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that have got automated income systems and that's how their world works? I know you're kind of more

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in that space. My friends that I meet online, most of the deepest relationships of my life,

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I have met online and we have built together and suffered loss together and you have successes and

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failures and we meet up at conferences or different things. Now I'm getting to the point

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where I'm starting to be like, let's go to France and I'll pay your ticket, which was amazing. I

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never could have imagined that I would have that type of capacity. To answer your question,

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in New York, my friends are in New York for the thing they're in New York for. So they are

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starting a fashion line. They are pursuing photography, right? They have some type of

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creative pursuit that they are in New York to do. They're a beat poet, whatever. Then they

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work a full-time job that barely pays the bills. And in LA, people are in LA for the thing that

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they're in LA for, video production, actress, but then they don't really work a full-time job

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because they think, oh, well I'm here to be an actress. So then they're a dog walker

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or they house it. So I'm like, you guys need to have a full-time job and do this.

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But I've kind of invited a lot of people to your opportunities. Like I picked up the phone when

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you were the last funnel. I got on the phone with all sorts of my LA people and it is a mindset. And

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I think it's helpful to meet other people and to see them doing it and to be like,

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that person isn't smarter than I am. That person isn't harder working than I am. That person just

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has switched out of the, I will work for you for $15 an hour mindset to, or I will have a career.

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I will have a nine to five mindset to, I am going to meet people and partner with people

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that maybe I didn't meet them in my physical space. Maybe a lot of my relationships are

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online-based relationships. I have friends all over the world. And then doing what they do,

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the fastest way to jump levels of success is to make friends. It's a spirit-based,

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relational-based connection where you're hearing their story and you're resonating because they're

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similar to you. People could look at me and they think she looks the same way that I do,

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but she's doing this. And then when that person says, you invited me and you said, well, come,

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come do this with me. And then you up-leveled me. I met someone at a conference. I stayed in

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touch with him on Facebook. He just got a gig to shoot at one of the biggest stages on fashion week.

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And it's going to have 40 designers and it's going to have the photos that he takes are going to be

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in all the biggest fashion magazines. And he says, I have never been hired for one photography

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gig. And this guy says to me yesterday, he calls me, he says, come to New York. I know you used to

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live there. Let's see your friends. They're paying, I'll pay you to be there. Be in the pit with me.

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I'll tell you what to put your camera settings on and come shoot New York fashion week with me.

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Well, guess what? My resume is going to read in Vogue, in Elle, in all the biggest magazines

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because the, the, the models that I will be shooting, that was my photograph will be in

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all those magazines. Now that's insane, but that's an example that just happened yesterday. I could

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tell you 30 stories like that, where I met someone online like Benji and they opened up their

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business and their opportunity to meet. And I jumped levels. No employer will give you that

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opportunity. That is an entrepreneurial mindset of automated income. And I can go to New York

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because I only go about once one place a month because my, I have my whole inner world with the

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Lord and the Holy spirit. And I have all sorts of initiatives there. And then I have my children.

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So I work very little. I take one trip a month and I don't produce like Benji, but I have these

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opportunities because of relationship where people who are operating at this level, they just bring

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you right to that level. And it's spirit based and it's prophecy based. And the reason I'm there

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is because we have a connection that's relational. It's not resume based. So it's a whole different

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way of thinking. I need to climb the ladder. I need to build a resume. Like I do build my resume,

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but with things like that, I go in as the head, 100% of the time I go in as the head, never the

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tail. Come on. That's so cool. So for someone who's got the sun rising and I'm just on automated

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systems, like that's why I was able to move to the beach because everything we do is online.

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You can't see that very well, but, um,

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anywhere it was online so we had this problem of like oh where are we gonna live because we don't

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have to live anywhere so right well we're like let's um well obviously it was a big prayer

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journey but it's like we can live anywhere so we will live where you're sending us going you

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sent us to the beach which is awesome so um just as we wrap up here i'd love just to hear from you

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just you know like for anyone who's interested in that concept about hey like should i explore

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in this space of online you like automated kingdom impact and income should i explore

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this space and obviously you've already jumped on board with us um in the events too but just

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in the concept not specifically about us but the concept of anyone who's thinking about jumping

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into you know that space of automated impact and income what would you say to them in their very

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first steps what are the first steps now what would you say to them you're someone who's considering

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that as first steps or we're just an encouragement for someone who's thinking

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that they might kind of jump out jump out of the boat and try and walk on water

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well i have already made most of these points but in summation you're in really good hands with

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benji with all of my contacts and all you know every month it's basically like who am i going

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to promote who am i going to partner with um you stand alone as kingdom based and the opportunity

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that you create for other people is really generous so i would say if you're going to do it

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um i i was honored to reap and sow out of benji's um world that he's created so i would encourage

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you to do that i did that and i would encourage you to consider the risks of not doing this the

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risks of not building an automated system in this economy um i don't believe that working a nine to

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five or other types of opportunities are created to build wealth and not even just build wealth

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but just build wealth to the extent that you are financially prepared to take care of yourself

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and those you love in case not everything in life goes awesome and you should consider that

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um so the opportunity costs of not doing it are high because it's a lot of people don't have the

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level of um yeah i think it's risky to to be beholden to a traditional career that is not

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the state of the world already and it will only increasingly move in that direction

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in terms of opportunity if you're just considering online automated systems it's the difference

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systems it's the difference between carrying buckets of water and being on a river that

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carries you and i know that i'm quoting some you know spirit-filled evangelist um

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out of context but what he described with his ministry as the difference of carrying buckets

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of water and being on a river that carries him really is the feeling of it opens up so

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many new considerations when i walk into for example a store i'm not even thinking can i

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afford this or not i'm thinking about a whole nother set of considerations um i'm in my in my

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planning of my year i'm not it just when when money isn't something that you're constantly

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thinking about and you're and you're nine to five isn't something that you have to fit into your

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life you're able to explore so many more things and i would really focus on that and maybe even

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do um these beautiful i know that you have the dream workbooks and the focus stuff what do you

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really want like what do you really want and when i met with um the the intake person dana dana yeah

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dana yeah she took me through an exercise which if you haven't scheduled with them this was a

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life-changing exercise for me because if you had said stephanie's are imperative that you lose 35

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pounds this summer i would say no like i know but are you going to be 90 and die and you never try

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to look your best like you just gained 10 pounds every year and my family really struggles with

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obesity so we've had family members who have been in bed for the end part of their life like

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are you you know that's fine so do you have to go to japan with the bakers

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this summer no are you just you're gonna die never never traveled the world

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all of a sudden there's this visceral reaction so i would encourage you to get clear on your

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dreams and then to look very realistically with your current financial potential and to realize

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with automated income systems they get you to ask the question well what can i do to create this

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opportunity for myself because you have a system and a framework that is proven that works it's

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not connected to your time so the capacity to grow it is exponential and if you can sell

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i've just added zeros to what it is that i'm doing

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this year, I'm in a totally new place where now I'm doing events and I'm doing opportunities that

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are adding more zeros. I just keep adding zeros because the potential for growth in this space,

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you do not have that in the old mindset of I work for other people, I work a resume, skills-based

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career that's a nine to five. If you are willing to step out of the boat and say,

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I don't know totally what this involves, but just doing it with another person

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and doing it in a proven system will save you years of time. I built one company,

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struggled and struggled and struggled. YMCA, two hour work periods at a time, dying from

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inflammation, so tired, breastfeeding and typing and trying to build a product. For someone just

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to say, sell my product. Oh my gosh, do that. Do that. Do start with something that's a little bit

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automated and easy so that you can get a feel of things and say, okay, I can see why Benji's

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products sell. I can see why this traffic source is good. Don't do it by yourself. I wasted a decade

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of my life struggling, walking somewhat, more or less trying to build my own thing first.

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I wish I had helped someone else build their dynasty because I would have learned, it would

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have been faster. Really, if you want to be an online social influencer, living a lifestyle where

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you constantly take in and put out this creative flow, if there's anything inside of you that says,

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like your gut says, I think this could open up a lot for me, I would encourage you not to be afraid,

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but to try and to do it and to consider what is a little bit of an investment versus the value

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of 10 years of your life or the opportunity cost of like, well, I never did X, Y, or Z.

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When you asked what my life was like before and what it was after, before it was, we are so poor

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that we cannot sustain all the needs of my life. I basically sustained my marriage, my health

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fell apart, my finances fell apart, my environment was a mess. I didn't have friends for 10 years

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because I only had so many resources. Now I'm getting to the place where I'm like, I have

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enough resources that my health is okay. The arenas of my life are like a tree planted by

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streams of water that bear its fruit in its season and its leaf does not wither. And whatever

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I do, I prosper. That's the capacity that this framework has given me. And you,

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being a foremost person who's really accelerated me. So I appreciate you so much.

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Thank you so much, Stephanie. Wonderful to be with you and we'll look forward to journeying more.

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I'll catch you again really soon. And could you just say a quick prayer for the family to

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wrap it up for them? Me say a prayer? Yeah, it'd be wonderful. Oh, okay.

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Father, I thank you so much that you have invited us to be sons in your house that move

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with the power of the Holy Spirit. For every person here whose spirit testifies that they

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are a son of God, you have said that if you are a son, then you are an heir of all that Christ has

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and all that he is. I pray that our generation would not say in response to the idolatry and

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the unrighteousness of our world, that there is none like you, that you alone are high and

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exalted, but I pray that we would be a generation that is just like you. I pray that in our influence

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and in our ministry and in the rivers of life that come out of our innermost being,

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that we truly would also be anointed and do the greater things that you have for us. I pray that

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people would have an awareness that, wow, I'm experiencing Christ all over the place because

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I keep running into people that are just like him, and I pray that people would know you through

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your bride. Thank you for meeting every desire of our heart to become like you and to do your works,

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and I pray that we would be a generation that serves deeply as we look to you to meet every

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need of our life, that we would be a generation that says, the Lord is my shepherd, I shall not

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want. You say that you give every good thing so that people would find their way towards you

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and find you because you have set eternity in their heart. So, Lord, I pray.

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that in place of fear with automated income

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and automated systems,

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that there would be a fear of the Lord

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and that people would step into boldness

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to create the fruitfulness.

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It says the work of the Lord is enduring,

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supernatural fruitfulness, a lifestyle of abiding,

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where they're investing the bulk of their day in abiding

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and then producing fruit that remains.

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And I pray that this would be a harvest generation

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that would truly, you said the harvest is ripe,

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but the workers are few.

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Lord, I pray that I would get credit

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for sending people into the fields in Jesus' name.

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Beautiful.

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Thank you very much.

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And thank you everyone for joining us.

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Lots of love.

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And we'll be live again tomorrow morning,

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7 a.m. New Zealand time for part two.

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Bless you.

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Bye-bye.

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Bless you. Bye.