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In every moment of your life, you did what you did, and what you did in that moment was the best that you knew how to do, given

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who you were being at the moment.

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So every moment, you just did the best you could do, given who you were.

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And later on, we put this judgment on it that we said that was wrong. That was a mistake.

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I shouldn't have done that. But you should because you fucking did.

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And so you couldn't have done anything different. So what's the point of even arguing with it?

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Calvin Corelli is a software engineer turned life debugger.

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He built a company that has helped customers generate over 900,000,000 in revenue.

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Then he discovered the one thing money can't fix, and now he helps entrepreneurs uncover the invisible bugs that have been running their lives and businesses all along through a rare combination of deep coaching and live music.

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Because once this wall is broken down, you'll see the city I built for you.

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The city I built

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behind the stories that you know.

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There's a city I built for you.

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The city I built

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for you.

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What I found to have been the most pertinent powerful thing is

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the concept that I've called mind bugs.

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There's personal development one point o, which is the rah rah.

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You can do it, like, stay changed, which is cool. It's awesome. It gets us moving,

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but then we need another hit of that thing. It doesn't really create lasting change.

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Then there is where we get into all the limiting beliefs and the healing work, which is also freaking awesome.

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But what I found is that most of that work, it works.

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Fantastic.

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It was way better than the first thing, but then the limitation is still that most of it comes from within

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the actual mind bug. So the mind bugs are the ones that live on the level below that.

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They're not a limiting belief. They're how you see the world.

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But it's so fucking hard to see these things for ourselves.

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I want you to know

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that you're safe now.

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You never have to feel that

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I just had this vision of doing keynote speaking where I bring the music into it.

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I've been to so many business conferences and they're great, but it just gets to be boring.

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And, like, people are yapping and yapping.

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What if we can bring the music, the heart, the vulnerability into it?

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Like, it's a whole different experience. So I've had this dream for, like, eight, ten years.

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Staring at the edge,

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living in the violence

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still inside of you.