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Neuroticism, Narcissism, and a general sense of Entitlement are at the root of all our human problems. 

In the story of the invalid man at the Pool in Bethesda, Jesus shows us just how much of our problems in life are really all in our minds. 

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 But you don't think you don't think my plan would work? I don't know. You don't know? How are you? Hey, I can probably shoot about three problems right at you about that plan. Okay, The cost. First of all, you're gonna lose. You're gonna shoot. Would you drop something? So if you're just tuning in, that's the lovely Miko. The beautiful one just dropped her mask. We're out here working out, and she is doing today's podcast with me. Welcome back to the movement, Warrior. And we're talking about my plan to thin the herd in America the problems that America has. Just that we have too many people 330 million plus folk. And as Aristotle pointed out, anytime my state goes above 10,000 people, you've now become a nation. And now, basically, you're ruled by your stupidest class. Because once you go above that many people, there's too many opportunities for extremists. And in the extremist number includes very neurotic, dumb, narcissistic people which try to control everything. So rather than be at the mercy of these people, I propose to make oh, my vice president mhm, that we just basically I'm going to buy up all of the porn companies. All of them? Yes, that went to the one you're thinking about right now that you think nobody else should know about. I'm buying all of them, and then I'm gonna put a ban on sex for a year, right? So immediately, I'm a trillionaire. Then in the next year, the government that during that year we're going to contract like Lockheed Martin or one of those companies that build space shuttles or whatever for $10 trillion of your tax money. And we're just gonna build and manufacturer the sex robots and have those sent to every adult's house and we're gonna have stimulus checks. We're gonna cut part of the defense budget and have stimulus checks from that sent to every American adult household with the sex robots. And I figure by 2023 the population should be down to about 180 million, and then we're kind of manageable. All the crazies will be dead. All the neurotic people will probably started a war and killed themselves. And the regular sensible people who actually want to run this republic properly will still be left and you're saying that that plan has holes in it? Yeah, absolutely. Tell me if you first of all, I think the moment you declared the sex being, you'll probably get assassinated. That's fine. This is my contribution to humanity. Then I think that you're gonna find it's not gonna be cost effective in the long term. You're probably not going to have as many people, uh, hi as many people that are thinned from the herd as you're thinking. So not half the population will be dead from sex and Fuding themselves to death. I don't think I'll buy that. So we just go back to either build birds, cruise ship idea. And then how will you control birth during that time? You have sex band. You have people who are married. They can't have sex. No sex band baby like China holds the Draconian. That's why people people always like be You should run for office and like you sure you know the things I think about when I'm alone putting people on putting all the people under 80 i Q. Who don't have a disability on ships and letting them just fucking kill each other to death? 

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We're all scared. But you hid in that ditch because you still have hope. The only hope you have is to accept the fact that you are already dead. Yeah, Lieutenant. Now, Lieutenant Colonel Ronald Spears 101st Infantry Division, Battle of the Bulge. Don't die in your foxhole, friends. This is my eternal reminder As I walk up this very steep hill and breathe hard. This is my regular reminder to you Yeah, that we're all getting off this planet dead friends. Every step you take, every breath you take, every word you say, There's another step closer to your grave. What are you doing with your steps and words today? Are you wasting them arguing with stupid people on the Internet? Are you wasting them being afraid to do something because you might fail? We get one shot at this, guys. What? I'm gonna do it. What are we gonna do with it? Welcome back. Not only to the movement, as always, my promises to give you 10 to 100 times the amount of value over the time that you had to spend listening to me ramble. Right. This is another edition of Ask BC Episode three. We're gonna have a lot of these because I put out a call for questions and got, I think, somewhere in the neighborhood of 453 questions, which I'm still getting through about 10 a show. So we got about 40 episodes of the BBC program coming at you live and in Living Color. If you got questions, here's what we do. It's 20255608852 Oh 25560885 is the number text me Don't ever call me I'm not gonna answer. It's not gonna happen. Text me your questions and make sure when you send questions, you give me enough context to actually give you an answer that's going to help you. Let's jump into the questions is always two oh 25560885 Also one quick side note because I've been getting a lot of texts from people who've heard about, um, me doing one on one mentorship with people. If you heard about that and that's something you're interested in, let me just take a minute and 30 seconds of your time to kind of break down a little bit of the details of how it works because I want to save both of us time. Um, I'm always elated to hear from everybody, but there are a number of people who are reaching out to me who heard me talk about it in passing and believe that this is, you know, some type of charitable thing that I'm just doing to help save the world. It's not all right, um, so the folks who have hit me up thinking that it's just gonna be me, you just hit me up and then I'm gonna start mentoring you. That's that's not what this is about. I I am actually taking on mentees who are either entrepreneurs or artists with a warrior mentality who actually want to be the best at what they do and want to take that to a place where their work, their art, their business not only makes them successful, but it makes the world that they influence a better place. Okay, so that's what I'm up to. I am finding the people in the world who I think have the potential to really go into the world and make legitimate positive change, and I'm paying attention to you. And then I'm offering you the opportunity for me to help you amplify what you're doing, you know, taking examples from my life where I've done a lot of the things that you guys are trying to do. And so I want to show you. First of all, let's avoid all of the pitfalls in quicksand that I walk through. You're gonna walk through none of that because I'll help you avoid it, right? You know, one of the things that I focus very heavily on which is supremely valuable to everybody I help is mastering fear, right? So so many people. In fact, I think there's even a question on today's show. Or maybe it was last week's show where it's like B. 

Welcome to #ASKBC episode 2. Today listen as Bryant covers how to overcome the fear of failure, why falling in love is a lie, and how to stop ADHD from halting your progress. 

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As I'm inching closer to this babbling brook that I often walk by, I'm hoping you can hear it. Just the calm, the birds, the peace, right? Just for a moment before you start your day before you go rushing into whatever awesome dragons, I'm sure you're gonna have to fight today as a part of your life, your career, whatever it is. Let's just take a moment. Put all that on the shelf and let's focus on you. What do you need to be right today? What's one thing you're going to do to take care of yourself, To show yourself some love and respect and some care, right before you rush off into the world to go make the money to feed your kids or whatever it is, the thing you gotta get up and do just for a moment, stop. Reflect on you for a moment and check in. How are you doing? Are you holding up? Okay? And if the answer is no, What needs to change? And I'm talking about root causes, not surface level happiness, like getting a new house or a new car. Those things are great, but they do not lead to long lasting happiness or peace. You know that. What are the things the root cause, things that actually need to change to bring you some real serenity to your life? That's my question for you today as we get into the show called Ask bc Episode two as I walk away from the babbling Brook. Yes, I am outside. You were hearing correctly. Yes, you're going to hear me have labored breath at some point because I'm also on my workout trail. I'm not running, but I am walking fairly briskly. You could say up some very steep hills. So every once in a while you may hear me get labored in my breathing. But we're warriors. We're not gonna focus on things like that. That don't matter. Marcus really has taught us to never, ever waste a single moment on this earth, putting our attention on trifling things. Never waste your time thinking about and pondering trifling things like Why does he shave his moustache? Why does he wear body armor? Who cares? None of those things matter. They show that your brain is wildly creative and curious, which means you're smart, but it also means you've been conditioned to focus on things that don't mean anything and don't actually bring you any semblance of a sense of purpose. Peace of serenity. And I'm really starting to focus on peace and serenity when I talk to you guys and not happiness, because this lie of chasing happiness, that everybody this, this journey, that everybody is on to find their happiness. It's a fool's errand. It doesn't exist. There is no state of consistent, perpetual nonstop happiness that's called mania. It's a condition that has to be treated with medicine. Okay, you don't want to be happy all the time. What you want to be is not in pain. You want to be at peace and have serenity, and you want to know that everything you got up to do today is a part of a purpose that you actually care about. That's it. If we can fix those things, your life becomes exactly what you wanted to be. You woke up today to do exactly what you feel like you're a creator, puts you on this Earth to do, or if you don't have a creator, whatever your D n a decided you were supposed to be doing on this planet? Check. Okay. Do I have some semblance of peace and serenity about the things I'm doing? What are the obstacles that are preventing me from doing that? Because that's going to create anxiety and depression. Sure, by nature, for example, people talk about depression and anxiety like they're these nebulous disorders that come for you. 

After re-watching the Matrix Reloaded I believe I may have judged the film way too harshly in my youth. 

Alright, warrior. Let's talk about the Matrix Reloaded and how I might have been a little too quick to judge that movie. Now don't get me wrong. I still take some issue with the overarching plot choice of the film, but I took an opportunity last night to re watch it on. I've got some thoughts that I think may be beneficial to all of us to think about. Speaking of thinking, I want to say it Ah, lot because we live in a world where context and nuance or being lost, that bothers may. It scares me a little bit that people are actually actively behaving in a way that makes our minds and our hearts week, you know, running from ideas that oppose the things we believe. No, no. Lean into that that is there to challenge you, to refine your belief, not to take it away from you, Right? The things that oppose you are designed to balance you out, not to destroy you, Right? But if you have too much neuroticism, too much of a scaredy cat, you're gonna vilify everything that disagrees with you and want to fight it and destroy it. That's why you see extremists in any sect of the world, right? Trying to kill people either figuratively or literally, and that wanting to kill or destroy actually is born out of fear. Nobody wants to kill someone just because today's Thursday, I guess I'm recording this on a Friday, right? Anyway, I speaking of thinking, one of the things I want to say often on these shows because I wanna have a record of it when inevitably people are gonna take umbrage with the things I say. And that's fine. Take all the umbrage like, uh, but I am watching the trend of my popularity start to grow. Uh, and much to my dismay, have tried to keep what I'm doing. Very niche for a long time. And now, I guess, theme universe, God, serendipity, whatever. Has decided that it's time for me to have some time in the spotlight. I really don't like the spotlight that much, but whatever. Yeah, but I want to say this the things that I say whenever I'm doing a tick tock, I'm doing one of these podcasts. I'm doing a YouTube livestream. Everyone listening needs to understand that my discussions, my presentations, lectures, whatever you wanna call them are an interesting orchestra of rhetoric mixed with some facts. Some things that we believe are true, right? I think all facts and all truth get better with further investigation, right? I don't know that there's any absolute bottom line truth that a human can perceive because we're always moving forward and growing. And so we need to be careful when we're listening to people speak one we need to listen to understand, But we also need to understand where they're coming from when we say the things we say, right? Like so for me, for example, I think through talking, I can't go into a closed room and think, I love you introverts. Who could do that, right? If being an introvert a real thing. I love that you can lock yourself in a room and think for hours at a time and come up with these great things. I don't do that. The way my brain works is I need to talk out things. So a lot of times when I'm having a discussion, I'm just thinking out loud. I tell people all the time I'm not speaking the gospel. I'm not even speaking what I think might be true. In fact, uh, I joke, and the Matrix reference is that the Matrix discussion is relevant because the Internet has basically decided that my nickname is going to be Morpheus, which I find funny because it's a very narcissistic way, too. Although I do kind of look like Laurence Fishburne. There's a taste of narcissism in that statement because the reason why everyone's calling me Morpheus is because in the story of their life, where they're the hero, they think they're Neil. 

Today Bryant jumps back into one of his favorite books, Influence the Psychology of Persuasion, to showcase how our lives and happiness are dependent upon our ability to influence others. 

The world's system was designed by fearful men who value controlling people over developing them into superior humans. 

The faster you can accept this, the faster you can get to your own freedom.

Partial Show Transcript

and we're back. How goes the good fight Warrior? I pray my message today finds you doing extremely well today. Super Bowl Sunday. Believe it or not, that's when I'm recording this. I'm excited. This is my one day a year toe watch television, which we'll circle back to that statement in a minute because it's very relevant to the things I want to talk to you about today. And having a winner's mindset of winner's mentality and winter like behaviors. Right? And it's Super Bowl Sunday I had actually planned to use today's podcast is an opportunity is gonna bring a friend named Ryan on this show who's a super genius, uh, in a lot of areas, but specifically in biology, because we're gonna talk about another friend of ours who's another super genius in epi genetics and that type of thing. And he believes he's discovered, Ah, way to make, uh, this vaccination process and the vaccines themselves, uh, more effective and more efficient for Americans, uh, to get healed faster, right to do it better than the current system is doing it. Problem is when you're trying to get the attention of a bureaucracy that likes to do things the way it likes to do things regardless of what right looks like, you know, you get people that stick to the rules for the sake of the rules, right? You find usually in the government bureaucracy, you have a ton, and these type of people are attracted to this type of work. That's why you get annoyed when you go to the D. M. V. And they can't be flexible because they hire inflexible, neurotic people. That's the only type of human who would have the lack of human social capability toe. Wanna work at the fucking D M V? Are you kidding me on? I'm not sure if you work in the D. M v m kidding. Everybody calm down. Kind of kidding. Uh, but it's the neuroticism that leads that. I'm never gonna change the standard because this is the standard. Is the standard actually in place and helping like, is it actually doing its job? Or are you just sticking to the letter of the law because you're too neurotic to do the wrong thing, right? You could tell these people have never been in combat because it's like they all that rule shit it matters, but standards change when bullets start flying, you know, And when you're the type of person who's never really had a life challenge that puts you a life in danger, your perspective is different. But anyway, not to harp on that type of silliness. But I was going to talk about I was actually gonna read the white paper my friend put together about how we could be doing things better. But I adjusted Fire one because I need more time to digest it to. We're making progress offline in the real world with humans. And my podcast may not be me. Talking about on the podcast may just not be necessary because we think we may have connected with the right humans to start creating change without me having toe start doing social media campaigns to get attention. Because the biggest issue my friends having is just getting the attention to people to even listen to him, right? Like, just hear me out, Please. There's a way to do this better and everybody wins, right? So we're not doing that simply because things like when I plan to do it. Earlier in the week, we made more progress than I thought we were gonna make. It's fast as we did. So we may circle back to it at some point, depending on what goes down this week in the world of Covic and my buddy out there trying to fight the good fight to save lives. So today, I'm just gonna kinda use this as a grab bag recording, really? Just to encourage your soul. Ah, little bit or maybe a lot of it, hopefully and just some of the things I've been see

Today's podcast is a celebration of Napoleon Hill's "Three Feet From Gold" story from his legendary book, Think and Grow Rich!

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SHOW NOTES BELOW:

Hey, what's up, warrior? And welcome back to the movement today. I want to tell you a story and share some really important information with you that's gonna have a powerful, powerful, positive impact on your life. Today's story is gonna be about perseverance and why this specific type of perseverance is so necessary for you. Toe. Win it life the way that you want to. Now I've said it. I've told this story 1000 times. I'll probably tell it 1000 more. In fact, I had somebody on tick tock just last night. That was actually the inspiration for me telling this story today. Apparently, I told this story somewhere. I'm guessing YouTube because that was where the gentleman was telling me he heard it and he said, Dude, you're telling of this story is the best I've ever heard a human Tell it now. I didn't agree with him because I've heard other humans tell this story way better than me. And my reaction was you just haven't heard other humans tell it. Hell, Tony Robbins tells the story better than I do A Z should. He's been at this a lot longer than I have, but It's a powerful story. I can't wait to tell it to you again on I hope that it encourages you. Now, before we get into the story, I do want to get some administrative things out of the way. You're probably gonna hear a child on the podcast today. I'm not outside. I'm in the house because outside it is snowing terribly. That's not really the reason I'm out there. I'm not out there because my wife is not here. And I have a mother in law here it home who requires some Very. She's in recovery from a very serious surgery. So leaving the house? Uh, not really a good idea. So we're gonna do this inside, So just be prepared for a young man to come and interrupt this show. Although many of you have told me on other live streams that you actually enjoy when my kids come in. So be prepared for that. Be prepared to hear him scream, laugh, giggle and cry at some point, depending on how long it takes me to get through this. But you guys warriors, you won't be distracted by things like that. You're tougher than that. This is going back to some of the powerful stuff I want to share with you. One. I have told you all about one I have not, because I just made the announcement a couple of days ago. But I need my podcast family to be aware of this because if you guys don't know, you are part of the nucleus of the people that I talked to on the Internet. Like the people who I want to wake up every day and talk to it's you guys. I enjoy what I do on the podcast, leaps and bounds more than anything else I do on the Internet. Safer. Maybe when we all hang out on YouTube and we stream and have some fun together. Those are always good times. But you guys air such an integral part of what we're all working to do in the world, which is we gotta make people smarter. We gotta make people better, and we got to do it faster because we actually want to create the utopia is that we all want to live in. And more importantly, we don't want to just create the utopias. We want to create humans who can exist in utopias. And if you've seen the movie The Matrix, the scene spoiler alert with Agent Smith talking to Morpheus when he's trying to break his brain, he's telling him, Listen, when we first crafted The Matrix for you guys, it was a utopia, and the movie doesn't say it this way. But Socrates, Plato and Aristotle would.

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Show Notes:

I was dreaming when I wrote this. So forgive me if it goes astray. Today's message. It's for my wounded warriors. Now I don't necessarily buy that. Me and those of you who were physically wounded in some type of conflict, although today's message certainly could apply to you. What I mean more specifically is those of you who are on the warriors path to the good life. And you've been wounded mentally, physically or emotionally on that path. And now you find yourself stuck in your foxhole just praying for the war to end without the will to fight back. If that's you. Welcome. I've been there. We all have. If it's not you, don't worry. It will be soon enough. It comes for all of us, all right. And this is kind of your podcast, medevac, to get you out of that situation, you get your head in your heart back in the right spot so we could get you back in the fight. All right? And the fight. What's the fight? It's living the good life, man. I don't get to define that for you. You figure out what that is. I'll just help you develop the skills, the tools and the know how necessary to go out there and get it. All right, so you're in your battle. And the motivation for today's podcast actually comes from a young man who I helped from time to time. Who has the struggle? He is a warrior. Uh, not not a soldier or that type, but he definitely has the warrior spirit. I probably wouldn't be helping him if he didn't, uh, because I'm not really wired to help people who don't. But he does. But he's found himself, you know, wanting to fight. But he stuck in his foxhole on dso. He inspired me to help all of you, just like other men and women helped dig me out of mine. All right, The thing I need for everybody listening this to know whether you're in this position or your past it, like many of us have dealt with him and gotten past it. Okay, all of us. You listener, you're gonna die one day. And by the way, the day of your death has already been chosen. There's good news and the bad news. You don't know when that day is. And again, there's always friends If you hear me breathing hard, you hear a little bit of wind. You hear a little bit of traffic. I'm out here getting a workout in. Anyway, you're gonna die one day the day your death has been chosen. Good news and bad news is you don't know when that is so help me understand. If death is the inevitable end of this game for all of us, now we can have a discussion about eternal life, eternity and all of those great spirituals things in another podcast. Right now, I just need you focused on what's happening on Earth because that is of paramount importance because I believe we've been given a mission while we're here to make and leave Earth better than we found it. Right? So if you're living with the knowledge that this game ends with you dying, please help me understand what you're so afraid off. Why are you hiding in your foxhole? Because you're trying not to die. Guess what? Too late. You're already dead. And I played you that sound clip at the beginning of this podcast of one. Lieutenant Ronald Spears, 101st Infantry Division. Battle of the Bulge, actually. What I played from you was just a couple of in fact hours. Probably maybe 24 toe 72 hours after D day. Was that audio clip that I played you. Now, whether the conversation happened exactly like that, who knows? You know, that was from Band of Brothers, a TV show that's meant to dramatize reality. Oftentimes the reality is less orm or sensational than the entertainment we create toe.

Let me start by thanking you for being a part of this mission to leave Earth better than we found it.

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Hey, what's up, warrior? I wanted to record a short message before the podcast because I realized after I recorded it, I left out some vital information. You're going to need to do what I'm asking you to do on the podcast. So, first and foremost, my email address is contact at Bryant chambers dot com. Again, that's contact at Bryant chambers dot com. Now the reason why I'm giving you my email address at the beginning will become abundantly clear as you listen to the podcast. Also something I said at the end of the podcast that I should have led with Thank you thank you to everyone of you for listening for commenting, for giving me feedback and for taking the message forward and making life better for yourself and other people. You guys, why I get out of bed every day? I'm eternally grateful, and you'll never know how much until we see each other in eternity. I love you guys. Enjoy the show and we're back on mission. Thanks for joining us today. Warrior. I pray the sound of my voice finds you doing extremely well in your life, pushing forward towards the things that matter to you towards your purpose and your destiny. Now, on today's welcome back out here on the trail as promised, just know. Today it's a little bit windy, so we might have a little bit of wind in our sound today. You may also hear me be shortly tight in my breathing because I'm working out while I'm doing this, and I am actually holding my phone in my body armor. So my body armor is a little tighter thing, a work outfit thistles more how I would have it if I was actually fighting. So I'm upright, shoulders back. But anyway, there's a little bit of wind that may be on the sound, and we're all warriors here. We're not weak minded, willed or spirited enough toe. Let a little wind stop our mission. Okay, so one of the things that I often coach the business owners and entrepreneurs that I've worked with over the years on is just how counterintuitive doing business convey be right. Like some of the things that work in the world of academics and things that work in the world of labor don't necessarily translate to the world off entrepreneurialism. There's a lot of things that you have to do is an entrepreneur that air seemingly counterintuitive, but they're actually where you extract the most value. So, for example, one of the things you see, uh, rookie businesspeople dio is trying to cast this giant net that everybody's gonna want to use my product. Everybody's gonna want to use my service because it's amazing. Now here's the trick. Eventually, that may be true. However, you're probably not going to get the traction and the velocity of attention that your product or service needs until you make that product specifically for a person who can love it. If you just make something that everybody thinks, it's kind of cool, probably no one's going to use it. But if you make something that a smaller segment of people think is the most amazing thing they've ever used on the planet, they will eventually do the marketing to get other people into what you're doing. And then you can tailor the solution for different types of people, but you almost always want to start as a big fish in a small pond, and then you expand your pond. What I watched most people dio is they jump as a tadpole into a giant ocean, hoping to compete with the killers and sharks who are in that water right? Not necessarily the way you want to do it any who.